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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 4: Well, well, well, well, well, good day to day to day. Hello,
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Speaker 4: I'm Ron Edwards. Welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: Talk Show. It's an honor to be with you this day.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to start things off with the fourteenth Amendment
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Speaker 4: because there's a big discussion going on in our republic.
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Speaker 4: You know, a lot of people on the left. They
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Speaker 4: want to maintain the practice of anchor babies of Chinese
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Speaker 4: coming to this country, dropping babies and automatically they becoming
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Speaker 4: us citizens. Then they go take them back to China
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Speaker 4: to be you know, turned into communist robots. Then they
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Speaker 4: come back to the United States after the age of eighteen,
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Speaker 4: go to college and filtrate our republic, help undermine our republic.
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Speaker 4: President Trump wants to bring about one hundred thousand more
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Speaker 4: students into this republic why, I'll never know. But any way,
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Speaker 4: let's address the fourteenth Amendment, which states, Section one, All
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Speaker 4: persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject
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Speaker 4: to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States
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Speaker 4: and of the state wherein they reside. No State shall
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Speaker 4: make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges
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Speaker 4: or immunities of citizens of the United States. Nor shall
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Speaker 4: any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property
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Speaker 4: without due process of law, nor deny to any person
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Speaker 4: within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. Now,
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Speaker 4: when this was written, it was concerning slave the children
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Speaker 4: of slaves, that they would be treated as American citizens
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Speaker 4: because they were born in this country. Simple as that
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Speaker 4: had nothing to do with today's influx of people from
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Speaker 4: China or Honduras, Mexico, the Congo, the Middle East wherever.
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Speaker 4: Has nothing to do with that. But these people who
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Speaker 4: want to destroy our republic from within, and this is
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Speaker 4: one of the ways they wanted to do it, by
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Speaker 4: having our republic overrun by citizens of the world throughout
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Speaker 4: the globe to come to this country, to overrun us,
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Speaker 4: to bring about heartache, hardship, and hard times. Welp the
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Speaker 4: Supreme Court has begun hearings on this particular matter. And
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Speaker 4: if you don't want this country to be totally done
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Speaker 4: under or done in by the pro immigration factions of
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Speaker 4: our Republic, I suggest you reach out and touch your
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Speaker 4: representatives and senators like never before, because this is one
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Speaker 4: of those subjects that is of most importance, that can
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Speaker 4: dictate the difference between literally for our republic. Now, if
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Speaker 4: you don't mind her being overrun by illegals, you know,
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Speaker 4: coming to this country to do harm at the behest
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Speaker 4: of democrats of course in Rhinos. If you don't mind that, okay,
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Speaker 4: I got you. If you want America to be a
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Speaker 4: third world nation, I got you. But here's a suggestion
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Speaker 4: for you, if you, like many people, even some that
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Speaker 4: I personally know, don't give a rip about this country
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Speaker 4: and prefer to ignore or are okay with the millions
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Speaker 4: and millions of people from around the world, knuckle draggers,
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Speaker 4: whatever I suggest as the effort is ramped up again
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Speaker 4: to start deporting these people again, that you go along
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Speaker 4: with them and you can live in that type of
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Speaker 4: a society, because right now there's literally a battle going
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Speaker 4: on between those who want to build upon the good
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Speaker 4: aspects of America and those who want to destroy her
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Speaker 4: based upon the bad aspects of our republic. And so
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Speaker 4: the battle lines have been drawn and it just comes
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Speaker 4: down now literally to which side is going to win.
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Speaker 4: I say, the side that wants to preserve and build
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Speaker 4: a better nation for real should be the side that wins.
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Speaker 4: And we can win, but we have to have the
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Speaker 4: will to win. We cannot allow ourselves to be intimidated
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Speaker 4: by those who choose to call us names, whether it
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Speaker 4: be racist or any other of the names that they
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Speaker 4: can come up with. God, it's time to stand on principles,
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Speaker 4: things that you know are right, and not allow anyone
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Speaker 4: to turn you into to a paper tiger. Speaking of
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Speaker 4: paper tigers, NATO comes to mind. President Trump says that
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Speaker 4: he is reconsidering Americas the membership of NATO after not
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Speaker 4: a single member heeded his call for aid in securing
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Speaker 4: the Middle East from the Iranian threats. Now here's the thing.
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Speaker 4: It's nice, tough talk, you know. I love it how
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Speaker 4: he speaks up. And usually when he speaks, i'd say
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Speaker 4: ninety seven percent of the time concerning the issues of
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Speaker 4: the world, he's correct in what he's saying. But there
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Speaker 4: needs to be a higher percentage of actual follow through.
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Speaker 4: If we're up to me, I would withdraw this nation
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Speaker 4: post haste from NATO. Immediately, I would start the action going,
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Speaker 4: and immediately I would stop any money going towards the
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Speaker 4: protection of NATO, because I look at it like this, Well,
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Speaker 4: if they don't think that there's any need to stand
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Speaker 4: up to the Iranians to make sure that the Strait
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Speaker 4: of Hormus is open, than my gosh, by gosh, by golly,
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Speaker 4: then why should we go against the will of the
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Speaker 4: Europeans in this regard and try to force them to
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Speaker 4: protect themselves If this is the way, if this is
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Speaker 4: what they prefer, and some of those nations do, like
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Speaker 4: Great Britain, which is now dominated by the Islamists, even
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Speaker 4: though twenty percent of the population of London is now Islamic,
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Speaker 4: they run it as if they're the one hundred percent
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Speaker 4: of the population. But in the case of Britain, stupid
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Speaker 4: is what stupid does. But we don't have to be
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Speaker 4: that stupid nation, although in some parts of our nation
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Speaker 4: you see this kind of stupidity. Yep, Plano, Texas. My
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Speaker 4: wife was talking about this today on her prayer call.
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Speaker 4: So this guy was dragging a nine year old girl
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Speaker 4: out of a mosque. Turns out he's told folks, theyre
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Speaker 4: this is my wife, my wife, nine year old wife. Okay,
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Speaker 4: and he says, hey, I've got more at home. He
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Speaker 4: just blatantly, just outwardly says that. Now. The last time
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Speaker 4: I checked, I thought on the United States had laws
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Speaker 4: against pedophilia. Anytime a grown man wants to marry a
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Speaker 4: nine year old to do the hokey poke with, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 4: that's pedophilia and he should have been arrested based upon
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Speaker 4: US laws. And in the great state of deep in
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Speaker 4: the heart of Texas, they say you don't mess around
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Speaker 4: with Texas. Will tell that to the Muslims that you
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Speaker 4: all are allowing you and your governor, Governor Abbit Strong
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Speaker 4: another strong talker, Yeah, they're allowing Sharia to grow there
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Speaker 4: like a tumbleweed. So what are we going to do,
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Speaker 4: my fellow Americans? Are we going to continue to kiss
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Speaker 4: the back sides of those who want who destroy this republic?
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Speaker 4: Or are we going to start kicking kicking the backsides
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Speaker 4: of those who want to destroy this republic. It's high
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Speaker 4: time we say nope and buy now, Nope and buy now.
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Speaker 4: To NATO, nope and buy now. To the illegal border crossers,
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Speaker 4: nope and buy now. To all these politicians who continue
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Speaker 4: to try to aid and a bet criminals, whether foreign
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Speaker 4: and domestic, in their effort to kill this country. Oh
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Speaker 4: and you're going to say, whoa, they're not doing that.
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Speaker 4: That's not true, Ron, We'll tell that to the people
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Speaker 4: of Chicago. We're literally politicians are aiding and a betting
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Speaker 4: criminal gangs in the South side of Chicago and elsewhere.
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Speaker 4: Ain't thing going to DC. Well, you've got teenagers, domestic
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Speaker 4: teenagers running them up thousands, just running around doing all
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Speaker 4: kinds of things, and they can't be touched. Jenine Piro
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Speaker 4: was on television today talking about how they can't do
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Speaker 4: anything because of the way the laws are structured. If
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Speaker 4: you're fourteen, you can go out and do whatever they
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Speaker 4: hang out you want to do, basically, and the most
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Speaker 4: that will happen is a slip slap on the wrist.
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Speaker 4: If you have a decent parent, you might get your
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Speaker 4: backside spanked a bit, but other than that, since most
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Speaker 4: of the parents are no good, there's no punishment, there's
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Speaker 4: no repercussion, there's no teaching these teenagers that they're wrong
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Speaker 4: that they don't have a right to bust into stores.
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Speaker 4: They don't have a right to run down elderly folks
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Speaker 4: that are walking down the street and just beat the
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Speaker 4: heck out of them, or surround a fellow teenager that
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Speaker 4: happens to be white and just beat the crap out
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Speaker 4: of him or her just because, oh, wait a minute,
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Speaker 4: their skin doesn't look like mine, so let's beak the
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Speaker 4: crap out of them. See, we have to start really
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Speaker 4: standing up to this kind of madness, whatever it is,
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Speaker 4: because if not, my friends, guess what, we will not
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Speaker 4: have a republic worth a darn. I'm sorry, I don't.
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Speaker 1: The essence of radio. This is Amy Hallam, and you're
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Speaker 4: Than to American experience. On one Edwards and welcome back,
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Speaker 4: my friends. Yeah, a lot of crazy cookie stuff going
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Speaker 4: on through out a republic from sea to shining Sea.
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Speaker 4: But here to talk about some of these crazy things
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Speaker 4: and maybe bring about some solutions is Amy Holm. Now.
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Speaker 4: Amy Holam is a US Army veteran, military police veteran,
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Speaker 4: and she's done a lot of great things as far
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Speaker 4: as I'm concerned, and she served as a military police
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Speaker 4: officer and man, she's an expert on weaponry and she's
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Speaker 4: helping a lot of people too. Let's welcome Amy Hulm
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Speaker 4: back to the program. Hello, Amy, and how are you.
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Speaker 1: I'm doing well. Thanks for having me back.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's an honor to have you back. And yeah,
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Speaker 4: you can bring up her volume a little bit, Dug,
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Speaker 4: it'll be real dandy there. But anyway, Amy, there's a
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Speaker 4: lot of kookie stuff going out going on throughout the Republic.
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Speaker 4: Now I want to focus on your area of expertise.
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Speaker 4: Now we see that, you know, there's warfare going on
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Speaker 4: over there in the Middle East, and I find it
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Speaker 4: very interesting that, you know, they always talk about costs
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Speaker 4: and how they can, you know, improve technology, but yet
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Speaker 4: at the same time they want to bring down costs
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Speaker 4: and I always thought, based upon things I've been reading
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Speaker 4: in recent months, that they had highly advanced laser technology
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Speaker 4: that could be used as far as shooting down missiles
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Speaker 4: and things of that nature, and even hypersonic missiles. I'm
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Speaker 4: wondering why they're not utilizing that, especially over there in
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Speaker 4: the Middle East where they have there's so many bombs
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Speaker 4: flying around.
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Speaker 1: What say you, well, part of the technology, although it's
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Speaker 1: being released, like the laser technology the different sonic weapons,
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Speaker 1: it's not fully developed yet. They're still doing beta testing.
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Speaker 1: They still have jamming issues. If the components dry up,
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Speaker 1: they can't be fired correctly. So there are many different
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Speaker 1: types of malfunctions, even with cross sections of radio communications
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Speaker 1: through remote access and also the artficial intelligence components as well.
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Speaker 1: A lot of the artificial intelligence components are based off
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Speaker 1: of a tier system, so they have like high level
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Speaker 1: Priority Tier level three, high level Priority Tier level two,
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Speaker 1: high level Priority tier level one, and it does the
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Speaker 1: most major risk assessments first to take out the major
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Speaker 1: concern and then go after it in a smaller concern.
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Speaker 1: So a lot of it has to be with the
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Speaker 1: different types of beta testing that is currently going on.
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Speaker 1: I know in a lot of the fields. Like even
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Speaker 1: in the form of robotics, there's problems with stabilism of
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Speaker 1: the robots walking if they trip over a rock, climbing mountains.
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Speaker 1: They can't be fully effective in those type of motor
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Speaker 1: functions because it's not acting as a proper human yet.
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Speaker 1: And a lot of the technology. I believe personally that
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Speaker 1: they're getting rid of their older technology. First that they
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Speaker 1: paid for the older bombs, the older missiles, the older tanks,
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Speaker 1: so those could be destroyed and in case we actually
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Speaker 1: have to come to like a wolf or three situation, hm.
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Speaker 4: So you know, because it's funny. I did see a
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Speaker 4: video where they talked about I think it was the
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Speaker 4: Gerald R. Ford anyway, it was our most recently built
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Speaker 4: aircraft carrier, and they were saying that in this video,
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Speaker 4: and sometimes you just wonder if they're telling the truth.
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Speaker 4: Here is just somebody pulling your leg. But they were
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Speaker 4: talking about how the Chinese had fired off hypersonic missiles
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Speaker 4: at this particular aircraft carrier. But lo and behold, they
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Speaker 4: were able to utilize laser technology to shoot down those
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Speaker 4: two hypersonic missiles they were fired off at that particular
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Speaker 4: aircraft carrier. And I thought it was kind of funny
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Speaker 4: because I know China is our number one enemy, and
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Speaker 4: I know that they're building their military to very fast
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Speaker 4: clip and this, that and the other. But I kind
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Speaker 4: of found it hard to believe that they would do
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Speaker 4: something like that. They're doing a lot of indirect things
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Speaker 4: by infiltrating our country and all of that, but I
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Speaker 4: never thought that they would try such a thing. And
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Speaker 4: if this video was true saying that how they were
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Speaker 4: able to shoot down hypersonic missiles, let's say you.
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Speaker 1: No, I believe that they are, but that's still in
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Speaker 1: the beta testing stage. I still have missile defense systems
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Speaker 1: and barricades that are brought up. Even behind those laser
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Speaker 1: technology systems that would be set up. It's a secondary
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Speaker 1: replacement just in case that the laser when they were
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Speaker 1: shooting the laser weapons were coming in and destroying the
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Speaker 1: hypersonic missiles if it didn't work or if it had
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Speaker 1: a failed So there's always fail safe mechanisms, especially when
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Speaker 1: testing out these new technology systems. It is very possible
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Speaker 1: I didn't read that article or I didn't have researched
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Speaker 1: any of that information that you were specifically talking about.
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Speaker 1: But in that situation, in scenario. I believe it is
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Speaker 1: quite possible to shoot down with these weapons systems, laser
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Speaker 1: technology in particular, as long as they could track it
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Speaker 1: and that they can I identify it through their radar systems.
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Speaker 1: A laser system is a straight shot and would be
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Speaker 1: able to hit it, and that missile wouldn't be able
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Speaker 1: to detect that type of weapon system coming in, so
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Speaker 1: it would be easier to be demolished.
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Speaker 4: Okay. Now, when it comes to we the people, has
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Speaker 4: there been a decrease or an increase or a steady
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Speaker 4: I guess number of people that are still being or
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Speaker 4: have been attacked allegedly by the government using technologies that
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Speaker 4: we have talked about in prior shows where people were
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Speaker 4: getting burned and things of that nature, or has that
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Speaker 4: dropped off at all?
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Speaker 1: Currently at that time, weapon systems are still being used
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Speaker 1: on a global basis. Artificial intelligence has come more into
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Speaker 1: play with the sounds and the acoustic attacks that are
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Speaker 1: being manipulated. A lot of that is coming in the
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Speaker 1: form of the mental illness. People are saying that or
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Speaker 1: diagnosing people in their forties and fifties as being schizophrenic.
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Speaker 1: Now through the medical field, so a lot of the
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence systems are being embedded into different types of
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Speaker 1: electronic devices. The attacks are still the same with the
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Speaker 1: amount of people, but it's the way that they're presenting
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Speaker 1: it and they're putting it underneath the guise of medical
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Speaker 1: research centers now. So not only are we having more
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence with the schizophrenia, but I'm identifying more key
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Speaker 1: features in that nanotechnology field as well, lipid proteins, different
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Speaker 1: forms of graphine graphite that is being used, and cold
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Speaker 1: ether projects which can be used for cellular manipulation mRNA,
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Speaker 1: DNA manipulation.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so are you still helping people in that regard
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Speaker 4: from these types of attacks? And I know that you
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Speaker 4: had gone to I believe it was a court in Brussels.
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Speaker 4: Are there any more hearings slated in regards to these issues?
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Speaker 1: There are. There's actually one of the hearings that we're
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Speaker 1: going to be discussing as there's a hearing here in
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Speaker 1: the United States about Havana syndrome that's going to be
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Speaker 1: coming up in September, and then another one up through
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Speaker 1: the committee here and another committee hearing on weaponization and
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Speaker 1: directed energy weapons. Right now, we're fighting the seven to
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Speaker 1: two visa court that is coming into play. That is
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Speaker 1: up to renewal. So if you call up your congressmen
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Speaker 1: and talk about how you don't want seven oh two
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Speaker 1: being renewed that had to deal with mass surveillance systems
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Speaker 1: across the United States, that would be helpful in making
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Speaker 1: sure that they know what the American people want and
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Speaker 1: so that seven oh two does not get renewed and
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Speaker 1: that can be removed and then we could have a
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Speaker 1: lot of our constitutional rights back. There is some failure
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Speaker 1: where I was reading up on a patent last night
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Speaker 1: that one of the patents was saying that because of
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Speaker 1: the COVID shots, that people are no longer right to
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Speaker 1: their human anatomy. With the mRNA and DNA manipulation, they
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Speaker 1: belonged to the patent holders. So anybody who got the
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Speaker 1: COVID shots on them, yeah, so they are considered them
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Speaker 1: as transhumanism and they no longer have the right or
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Speaker 1: the authority to have control over their own body. That
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Speaker 1: the vaccine and the mRNA inside the body belongs only
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Speaker 1: to the patent holder and they have all right pertaining
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Speaker 1: to your body.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I say hell no to that. But anyway, where
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Speaker 4: our guest today is Amy Holm and we'll be right
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Speaker 1: I am?
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Speaker 4: Do you really believe that we went to the Moon
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Speaker 4: in the first place, and that we're going back to
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Speaker 4: the actual Moon. Now.
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Speaker 1: I don't call this my conspiracy theory, sigh, but I
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Speaker 1: do not believe we were ever on the move. There
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Speaker 1: are way too many discrepancies inside of the videos that
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Speaker 1: were presented. Is the camera systems, different shadows and aspects.
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Speaker 1: I've even met some of them, the astronauts, and hearing
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Speaker 1: it inside of some of their speeches, you hear them
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Speaker 1: even make small comments like we were never there and so.
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Speaker 1: And I believe when NASA destroyed everything that they had
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, probably five six years ago,
33:17
Speaker 1: they said they lost all the records, everything was burned down,
33:20
Speaker 1: that they don't have anything. How can you lose schematics
33:24
Speaker 1: to a rocket ship? You have that all the time.
33:29
Speaker 1: They didn't know what was out there on the Moon.
33:31
Speaker 1: The radiation alone would have killed some of the people.
33:35
Speaker 1: They would have been become extremely sick and severe cancer
33:40
Speaker 1: nause I believe the insulation they wouldn't even have knowledge
33:44
Speaker 1: of back then. Did some of this technology come back out, yes,
33:50
Speaker 1: but it was still in the new era of learning
33:55
Speaker 1: As to regards of going to the Moon, making hotels.
33:59
Speaker 1: I believe are talking about creating hotels already up there
34:03
Speaker 1: on the Moon as well. Different pilots back and forth
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Speaker 1: to it. I believe it is possible. In reality, it
34:13
Speaker 1: can happen now with today's technology and knowing the education
34:18
Speaker 1: that we know now, I think we have more of
34:21
Speaker 1: a chance to landing on the Moon. Do I think
34:24
Speaker 1: it's going to happen for the lower class citizens? No,
34:28
Speaker 1: I believe it's going to be out of our price range.
34:31
Speaker 1: My worry and concern is what they're going to be
34:34
Speaker 1: doing on that planet. There's not going to be security
34:37
Speaker 1: on there. There's not going to be police departments up there.
34:40
Speaker 1: There's not going to be They could be building additional
34:46
Speaker 1: weapons systems without our knowledge and just destroying the American
34:51
Speaker 1: population while they progress on the Moon and destroy the world.
34:58
Speaker 1: So there are concerns on my personal viewpoint to it,
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Speaker 1: but I'm kind of excited about it because it's a
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Speaker 1: new era. And you know, although technology can be used
35:10
Speaker 1: for good, it also can be used for evil. So
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Speaker 1: I always try to look at the positive side to
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Speaker 1: the technology and to see how it could help humanity
35:20
Speaker 1: instead of looking at the negative aspects. Because I deal
35:23
Speaker 1: more with the negative on a daily basis, So I
35:27
Speaker 1: want to kind of look at things in a positive view.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Now, do you think that at least back then,
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Speaker 4: did they circled the Moon or did they even make
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Speaker 4: it that far in reality, in your opinion, kind of.
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Speaker 1: Circled in the Moon, I believe with that is possibly
35:51
Speaker 1: a capability. I don't think they ever landed on it, so.
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Speaker 4: Hmmm interesting, Yeah, uh, it was. Now no other nation
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Speaker 4: has sent astronauts even to the point of circling the Moon.
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Speaker 4: That's correct, that, that's correct, right.
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Speaker 1: Right, rightlike Russia has never even done that. China never
36:16
Speaker 1: is even done that so far, not at least in
36:21
Speaker 1: their papers or their discussions of their technology.
36:26
Speaker 4: Now through the years, in discussing this, the moon issue,
36:29
Speaker 4: the spaceflight issue, there's one school of thought. One group
36:35
Speaker 4: of intellectuals and scientists, et cetera, say that the Earth
36:38
Speaker 4: is flat, and the others say that the Earth is round.
36:42
Speaker 4: And they say that if you look at older maps
36:45
Speaker 4: of the of the world, they're they're the plant the
36:50
Speaker 4: continents are in a different configuration than what we see
36:54
Speaker 4: now in the in the globular sense. And I've always
36:58
Speaker 4: believed that the Earth was round and of course, the
37:01
Speaker 4: Moon circles around the Earth, etc. The Earth circles around
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Speaker 4: the Sun, and so on and so on. What do
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Speaker 4: you think causes those that believe that the Earth is
37:12
Speaker 4: actually flat?
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Speaker 1: I think it's a different viewpoint in opinion. Not a
37:19
Speaker 1: lot of people have gone around the whole entire world,
37:23
Speaker 1: or travels around the world, and so they're limited to
37:28
Speaker 1: what information is given to them on the Internet and
37:34
Speaker 1: progressed by their personal viewpoints on there. I believe the
37:40
Speaker 1: world is round. It's the most condensed, safe shape. It
37:44
Speaker 1: has the most gravitational pull. Otherwise we wouldn't be a
37:48
Speaker 1: triangle or a square. And when we're dealing with oxygen
37:55
Speaker 1: and other matters of that nature, the circle being around
38:00
Speaker 1: is the best shape to have when it comes to that.
38:05
Speaker 1: But I think a lot of that has to come
38:08
Speaker 1: with what NASA shows too. If you go on like
38:12
Speaker 1: Google or NASA, every time that it gets to anti
38:17
Speaker 1: Arctica or the North or South Poles, the cameras are
38:23
Speaker 1: turned off. They don't let people see the live stream
38:29
Speaker 1: of those continents inside of the globe. And I believe
38:34
Speaker 1: that causes a lot of concerns and issues too, because
38:37
Speaker 1: we can't see what's really going on there, and I
38:42
Speaker 1: know there's natural treaties. They're doing research projects out there.
38:48
Speaker 1: They're discovering temples and different parasites along with different types
38:56
Speaker 1: of animals and creatures that have lived or been frozen
39:01
Speaker 1: for thousands of thousands of years. A lot of that
39:06
Speaker 1: is also based off of physical sense. Too. Of people
39:11
Speaker 1: who believe in the Bible don't believe a lot of
39:14
Speaker 1: the science that they've given to us, so it could
39:18
Speaker 1: be a misread on scriptures on why people consider it
39:22
Speaker 1: to be if the Earth is round or Earth is flat.
39:26
Speaker 1: You know, even though I believe the Earth is flat,
39:30
Speaker 1: I'm never going to go to space and witness it
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Speaker 1: myself other than what I could see from like going
39:39
Speaker 1: to NASA or going to satellite views and watching the
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Speaker 1: Earth from those point of views. It's a personal belief
39:50
Speaker 1: system on that type of notion. It's growing up and
39:54
Speaker 1: learning from what's available to us and our own research
39:59
Speaker 1: and own that believe in that type of situation, from
40:04
Speaker 1: flat Earth to whelmed Earth.
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Speaker 4: One of the things that does amaze me is that
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Speaker 4: true science and scripture, biblicalil scripture goes actually hand in hand,
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Speaker 4: especially when it comes to healing the human body. I'll
40:18
Speaker 4: give you an example, before the era of John D. Rockefeller,
40:24
Speaker 4: in hospitals, you would find that, for example, the sheets,
40:29
Speaker 4: they were all made out of linen, because it is
40:31
Speaker 4: known that lenin brings light and actually helps the body
40:34
Speaker 4: to heal itself. Well, he decided used his money and
40:39
Speaker 4: power to persuade the hospitals to get rid of linin
40:45
Speaker 4: and to get rid of other things that were scientifically
40:47
Speaker 4: based and based upon scripture as far as healing the body,
40:52
Speaker 4: and persuaded them to go with artificial chemicals and vitamins
40:58
Speaker 4: as such, trollium based vitamins. I'll never forget. You know,
41:03
Speaker 4: in a time you'd go to get vitamin in it
41:06
Speaker 4: was made out of petroleum. Well, I automatically knew that
41:09
Speaker 4: was wrong. I'm not supposed to, you know, take oil
41:12
Speaker 4: from the earth, petroleum oil. But you know, it just
41:15
Speaker 4: goes on and on and on. But I want to
41:18
Speaker 4: get back to something you said before the break about
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Speaker 4: how those that took the jab are considered to be
41:26
Speaker 4: I guess the property of those who gave the jab?
41:28
Speaker 4: Who so is it because they could be programmed? Do
41:32
Speaker 4: you think because of the things the elements that were
41:35
Speaker 4: put in these in those jobs.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, they can be programmed. Not only can they be programmed,
41:41
Speaker 1: but they could be remotely access they could be controlled,
41:47
Speaker 1: They could be controlled through different forms of weapons, system
41:50
Speaker 1: radio communications. Radio oblation is highly used in the medical
41:56
Speaker 1: fields in different forms of technology, from ultrasound detection to
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Speaker 1: nerve conduction testing. If somebody has a problem with their
42:06
Speaker 1: nerves or spines, or lots of feeling in their legs, numbness,
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Speaker 1: feeling sensations, they could be access through drug delivery systems pacemakers.
42:19
Speaker 1: When they're monitoring your heart, they are no longer calling
42:22
Speaker 1: it a device, they're calling it an implant. So those
42:27
Speaker 1: devices can be controlled. They're monitoring their heartbeat, they're monitoring
42:32
Speaker 1: their heart blood pressure, they're monitoring your temperature, and they
42:37
Speaker 1: could add other additional components to those medical equipment and
42:42
Speaker 1: software to collect even further data on a person. And
42:48
Speaker 1: that is where the patents are coming because they're saying
42:51
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47:42
Speaker 4: of those who took the jab? What about those who
47:45
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47:47
Speaker 4: around these people? And we get in, you know, we
47:52
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47:56
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Speaker 1: I think everybody is basically almost infected right now with
48:16
Speaker 1: the nanotechnology, not just from the jabs. Like I said, earlier.
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Speaker 1: It's coming from the food supply, it's coming from the
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Speaker 1: air and the quality that we're breathing, and through geoengineering
48:32
Speaker 1: products to NASA had a presentation that said every living
48:40
Speaker 1: life form was going to be infected with nanotechnology and
48:45
Speaker 1: made into a conductor by twenty and twenty five, and
48:50
Speaker 1: we're well passed twenty and twenty five. From every marine life,
48:55
Speaker 1: every animal, every insect, every bug, every plant, trees that
49:01
Speaker 1: you can think of as the even humans. And this
49:07
Speaker 1: is where kinda like the Mahab movement has a way
49:12
Speaker 1: of doing something great that can be done to fight
49:17
Speaker 1: off of these rules and regulations, but they're still working
49:22
Speaker 1: towards their lobbyists at the same time, along with their
49:27
Speaker 1: different donors and sponsors, so a lot of that can
49:35
Speaker 1: be regulated. Most of the UK has already banned all
49:39
Speaker 1: of those type. Russia is banning GMOs, not being allowed
49:44
Speaker 1: to use them on their soil and food products. We
49:50
Speaker 1: the United States have to follow, but since they're more
49:55
Speaker 1: technology based and want to focus in that area, they're
50:00
Speaker 1: not going to protect the American people because they're only
50:04
Speaker 1: protecting the corporations, and a lot of our laws are
50:09
Speaker 1: based off of corporate mandates than they are protecting the
50:13
Speaker 1: people on what's good for the American people. Even if
50:17
Speaker 1: we go from taxes to insurance companies, all of that
50:22
Speaker 1: is for the lobbyists and the major people that are
50:26
Speaker 1: the political backing of or sponsoring the politicians that are
50:32
Speaker 1: currently in place.
50:33
Speaker 4: Isn't that tied in with isn't that tied in with
50:36
Speaker 4: corporation limits for different cities and maritime law as well.
50:42
Speaker 1: Maritime laws can have a huge effect on that, especially
50:47
Speaker 1: when it comes to water sources. The maritime laws mainly
50:51
Speaker 1: are bringing in concerns with trades and exports and goods.
50:58
Speaker 4: Okay Man, well Amy, as usual, you really bring it
51:02
Speaker 4: and thank you. I thank you very much for being
51:06
Speaker 4: with us today. Any upcoming events that you're going to
51:09
Speaker 4: be involved in, we'd like to know about it and
51:11
Speaker 4: we could cover it on the show. And blessings to
51:17
Speaker 4: you for what you're doing finding out this information. And
51:21
Speaker 4: I'd like to figure out ways that we can overcome
51:24
Speaker 4: it and not be ill affected by these technologies, especially
51:30
Speaker 4: those of us who chose not to take the JAB.
51:34
Speaker 4: And I mean it's kind of insulting. If you didn't
51:36
Speaker 4: take the job, you get the same I guess situation
51:40
Speaker 4: because of what they put in the food and what
51:42
Speaker 4: they put in the air, et cetera. ETC's like, well,
51:45
Speaker 4: we couldn't get you in the jab, We're going to
51:46
Speaker 4: get you elsewhere. Now we have to figure our ways
51:50
Speaker 4: around that. I believe that there are ways around it.
51:53
Speaker 4: I don't know where or how, but I believe that
51:56
Speaker 4: they're out there and some smart people can come up
51:58
Speaker 4: with ways to do that.
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Speaker 1: What say you, well, there are definitely ways to go
52:06
Speaker 1: around it and clean out of your body system and
52:10
Speaker 1: supplies of it. Detoxing is probably the one best thing
52:15
Speaker 1: that a person could do currently at this time trying
52:18
Speaker 1: to get all that nanotech technology out. Pine Needle Tea
52:25
Speaker 1: is a great source I've been looking into. There's a
52:29
Speaker 1: certain thyroquantine I believe that actually can destroy the nanotechnology
52:38
Speaker 1: about ninety percent of it. There's things that people could try,
52:44
Speaker 1: from even benzon night clay to clean out and detox
52:49
Speaker 1: their body system, flush their system out. It will help
52:53
Speaker 1: reduce a lot of it can be done with simple
52:57
Speaker 1: remedies as well, like a cup of milk, a teaspoon
53:03
Speaker 1: of tumoric, tablespoon of pepper, and oh there was one
53:08
Speaker 1: more ingredient cinnamon half a clove cinnamon, and it helps
53:17
Speaker 1: decrease that inflammation and removes a lot of inflammation and
53:23
Speaker 1: detoxification from the body as well. So there are things
53:28
Speaker 1: that we could do. Research is key because they're not
53:33
Speaker 1: releasing this information out. I have probably read five hundred
53:38
Speaker 1: books on nanotechnology, read like four hundred articles on pdf files.
53:44
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking like one to two gage pdf.
53:48
Speaker 1: I'm talking like a three hundred and fifty page PDF.
53:51
Speaker 1: And I cannot find anything about nanotechnology and killing it
53:57
Speaker 1: off and how to destroy it. And if I can't
54:01
Speaker 1: find stuff like that, other people are going to have
54:04
Speaker 1: definitely a hard time trying to figure out a way
54:07
Speaker 1: to kill that nanotechnology out as well. A lot of
54:10
Speaker 1: people are going to that blue method carbonyl, the iodine
54:15
Speaker 1: pills or the iodine drops that Kennedy was referring to.
54:21
Speaker 1: Once I think again, I think that's the political agenda,
54:24
Speaker 1: just a way to make more money into their pockets.
54:28
Speaker 1: I don't believe it actually works like that. I think
54:31
Speaker 1: there are other ways and we just have to find it.
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Speaker 4: Wow. Well and me again, thanks so much for being
54:37
Speaker 4: with us just today, and many blessings to what you
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Speaker 4: do and man, keep up the good work until next time. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: don't ever back down.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Ron, God bless.
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Speaker 4: God bless. Take care. There she goes, great American Amy.
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Speaker 4: Hold on, yeah, she does bring it, doesn't she. Well,
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Speaker 4: folks are continue to go out for the people, the
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Speaker 4: Christians in Nigeria that have been slaughtered once again by
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Speaker 4: the Muslims who continue to, you know, want to kill
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Speaker 4: all the Christians. Gee, I wonder why, Oh that's what
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Speaker 4: they do because the Christians aren't Muslims, and the Christians
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Speaker 4: have been very weak and not willing to fight back
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Speaker 4: for many, many years. And here we are, and that
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Speaker 4: emboldens Muslims in this country, which is kind of a
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Speaker 4: warning to we the people in the United States. If
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Speaker 4: a guy can walk out of a mosque deep in
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Speaker 4: the heart of Texas and boldly proclaim that his little
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Speaker 4: nine year old girl that's with him is his wife
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Speaker 4: and no one does anything to him, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 4: that says a whole lot about what direction our Republic
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Speaker 4: is in, despite the fact that we have a great
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Speaker 4: president and many well meaning Americans from sea to shining sea,
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Speaker 4: which means we have to really start stiffening up and
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Speaker 4: it's time to get those people out of here. Sharia
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Speaker 4: does not mix with a constitutionally limited republic. The twain
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Speaker 4: don't meet, and therefore we should not allow the situation
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Speaker 4: at our expense to continue. It's time to bring the
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Speaker 4: era of Islamic growth in the United States of America
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Speaker 4: to an abrupt.
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Speaker 14: Halt with thev that's all folks, tag that stage right.
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Speaker 4: And also wishing all our Jewish friends happy Passover.
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Speaker 15: And then they always say, at this particular time, remember
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Speaker 15: to pray for your nation, Pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 15: and even your enemies that they get it right before
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Speaker 15: it's too late, because don't forget we all face judgment eividually.
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Speaker 4: Remember to treat other it's the same way you want
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Speaker 4: to be treated. Until next time, my friends, I'm Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 1: Spouse.
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Speaker 4: Your should make the new connection to everyone. Let's lee
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Speaker 4: the way the way, ride today, Ride today.
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Speaker 14: Everyone you love and affection, because I.
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Speaker 15: Don't know
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Speaker 3: Us now