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Catsup soup with a side of solar panel, please! · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  On in the grip of oppression.
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  I fought for my liberty.
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  I paid with the blood of my people.
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  Freedom has never been free.
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  Now my doors always open.
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  To dreamers and friends.
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  When I'm attacked, I protect and deep.
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  Because my name is America.
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  Hello, everyone, and welcome.
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  This is Karen Schoen, and you are listening to the Prism of America's Education brought to you on the America Outloud dot News Network.
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  Today I have asked a friend, David Callan, who I have to ask you this question, David.
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  Why on earth did you change your occupation into farming?
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  One of the hardest, I believe.
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  Agriculture is one of the hardest businesses to get a total handle on because you are dependent on the one thing that we have no control over called the weather.
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  And you were very successful.
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  And I know you're successful in farming, but what made you change your mind?
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  Or change your occupation, I should say.
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  Actually, it was a COVID situation.
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  Most folks knew that I had previously worked as a crew for a Legion uh Airlines.
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  So I spent a lot of time in the air.
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  And when COVID hit, people lost their minds.
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  Uh, they were not so nice.
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  And I decided I didn't want to participate in that uh bit of insanity uh that the world had become and was able to withdraw to my farm.
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  I already I was already a bee farmer.
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  I've been farming bees for about 25, almost 30 years now.
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  And decided to take it to the next level and got into produce, microgreens as well as uh chicken farming, where we we produce eggs as well as chicks, but we do it a little bit different, and we do it high-tech.
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  So we're using technology as you can see in the room here behind me.
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  This is one of our grow rooms uh for microgreens as well as sprouting out uh all of our vegetable and produce plants.
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  It has been very successful using technology, so we minimize water usage and uh basically all natural uh materials to do it.
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  Uh, we don't require herbicides, pesticides because it's all uh done in a controlled environment.
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  Uh, we also have large uh growing containers uh by freight farm where we can grow uh between uh six and eight thousand heads of lettuce in each unit every 28 days.
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  So it's a uh very unique farm we've got going on, but compiled with many other aspects of it.
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  The purpose for all that was really to become a little less dependent on a system of imported goods, truckers, other farmers, other nations producing food for the United States, and I wanted to be able to produce for my local community.
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  Well, you have done an amazing job, and I agree with you with the truckers and farmers, especially.
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  We're not hearing really about what's going on in Mexico, and there is a huge trucker farmer strike.
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  Uh, the truckers are lining up on the highways, they're not letting anybody through.
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  And what is that gonna do to our produce?
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  Because people don't realize what happens because the way the world is today, we are all dependent upon each other in some way, shape, or form.
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  So, what happens in Mexico?
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  Uh, stopping food produce from coming to the border to the American border, uh, is gonna stop the production of food.
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  And shortly, I believe we're gonna be seeing a lot of shortages in America.
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  What do you think about that one, Dave?
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  We have absolutely it's already happening.
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  Um, when you look when you combine that that strike with our fuel costs uh with the Iran war and what is happening to the global cost of energy and fuel and the inflation that is coming out of that, and people go, Oh, well, farmers are gonna make a bunch of money.
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  I can't charge any more for my goods that I'm producing today than I did yesterday.
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  And we are pretty much capped it with the market will pay.
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  And in many cases, corn has been become this massive crop because it's competing with fuel for the ethanol, and many of the other produce crops have gone away to allow for the corn crops.
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  And what has now happened is we're reliant predominantly on Mexico and South America for our peppers, our eggplant, a lot of our squash, zucchini, those daily staples that that we take in our tomatoes, things like that.
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  And when that trucker strike starts, it shuts down that production coming into the United States.
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  So you'll have that that trickle effect where what's left in route gets to us, and then you're gonna have this drop dead date where it is you're looking at five to seven dollars for a head of lettuce or you know, ten dollars for a pack of three peppers, and Americans can't absorb that cost right now with everything we're looking at.
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  Florida is one of those prime states where we're talking about property tax, and our legislatures, I believe, kind of failed us this year on a property tax reform because they were focused on too many bills that did absolutely nothing.
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  And they need real common sense property tax reform, and how are they gonna drive that money?
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  And how are they gonna take care of the bills?
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  But at the same time, nobody's talking about cutting the waistbelt of government.
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  And so we've really got to, as locals start taking control at the local level, the state level, and the federal level to say enough is enough.
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  We the people are tired of working to the bone and getting nothing in return from our government but a hard time and regulations.
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  So we're facing more and more of that as our wonderful Congress this past year in Tallahassee is giving more to the developers because they feel well, we'll just bring in more people and that'll grow the state, and we don't have to pay attention to anything else because that'll grow our government that will grow everything, and we'll just bring in those rich people and uh we'll be able to keep the taxes the way they are.
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  Everybody will think they're getting a fabulous deal by coming to Florida because there's quote no income tax, which is true, there isn't, and yes, you are getting a fabulous deal on that part, but you're not carrying it forward by saying, okay, now we have all these people, what are we going to do?
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  How are we going to take care of them?
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  How are we going to feed them?
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  We going to feed them.
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  What is water a major issue down in Charlotte County?
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  What is water a major issue down in Charlotte County?
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  Because I know it is up here in the panhandle where I am.
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  Because I know it is up here in the panhandle where I am.
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  It is a problem all across the state.
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  It is a problem all across the state.
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  And our legislatures just keep, even at the local level, our local communities are leaders, just keep approving more development, more development, more development.
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  And our legislatures just keep, even at the local level, our local communities, our leaders, just keep approving more development, more development, more development.
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  Development's not a bad thing.
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  Development's not a bad thing.
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  We need jobs, we need businesses.
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  We need jobs, we need businesses, we need industrial.
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  We need industrial.
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  Those don't have a huge tax on the infrastructure.
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  Those don't have a huge tax on the infrastructure.
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  But when you start putting in neighborhoods of three to five to eight and 10,000 homes in a community, that becomes a huge task on the water, the sewer, which many uh counties are now going to deep well injection, which is just poisoning our aquifer.
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  And I know they're gonna say, Oh, that's blasphemy.
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  We're not doing it.
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  What goes down must come up from the from underneath, and that is what is happening.
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  We are poisoning our drinking water from beneath.
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  And then they've got to treat it to get it back.
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  And it's I don't want those chemicals in my water, and I can't grow plants in that treated water because that treated water is so toxic.
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  So if it's toxic to my plants, it's gonna be toxic for you to drink and consume.
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  Don't let them tell you it's it's it's perfectly fine.
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  On top of that, you have to understand why our legislators and local leaders are allowing this to happen.
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  Their salaries are based off of their voting population, the number of people living there.
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  It's not the tax base, it is not the number of businesses, it is the number of people registered to vote in their communities, and that is how they get paid.
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  So the more people they can compact into a community or pack into an area, the more money these folks are making on their paychecks.
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  And that is where we've the people have got to say enough is enough.
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  And now we've got Byron Donald's, we've got a number of others.
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  I've got my local county commissioners all pushing for data centers.
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  People have no clue the water that is consumed in a data center, or the sludge that comes out that has to be treated and is toxic coming out of that cooling water.
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  We're talking for a large data center.
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  We are talking in excess of 1.2 billion gallons of fresh potable water a year just to cool that center, not to mention the between six and eight megawatts of power that those stations consume.
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  So your local communities are going to start facing some serious crises, which I am right now.
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  I'm going to talk about this one.
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  My community here in Charlotte County.
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  I live in a little area, it's a farming community called the Charlotte Ranchettes.
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  We're right on the edge of the city of Punta Gorda, heading out to no man's land towards uh towards the east, out towards Okeechobee, and they want to slap a data center right in the middle of our community.
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  There's no public water, there's no public sewer, no nothing, and Amazon just purchased the property for 20 million dollars.
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  I don't think they would have dropped 20 million dollars on that project if they didn't have the assurance from our commissioners, or I'm gonna call her out, Miss Vanessa Oliver, who is, I believe, the salesperson and poster child for data centers.
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  Spoken to Tallahassee on it.
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  She talks about how great they are in the jobs they produce.
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  They do not produce jobs.
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  Data centers bring their own specialized construction crews in, they bring their people in from out of state, they're traveling workers, and then the people that are left behind to operate it is a handful of anywhere from eight to a hundred locals to operate that data center.
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  This has got to stop.
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  And ask yourself what is the data center for work?
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  Well, you got your flock cameras, you got all your data collection, you've got your cell phones being tracked, you got your metadata, you've got everything that's going on on your computers, your phones, everything that our government wants to monitor every aspect of our lives going on at a data center.
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  It's not just AI creation.
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  So people need to start waking up to their communities and realizing what our leaders are doing to us.
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  They are poisoning us, they're destroying our communities, and why did most of us come to Florida?
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  Why have people come to Florida for set for the last nearly century?
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  It was for the natural resources and beauty.
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  It was to get away from that rat race of life that the northerners have created in those cities.
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  We've come here for that peace, that serenity, that that being at one with nature that they are so quickly bulldozing and paving over.
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  We've got to work to vote out every one of our politicians at the local state level.
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  Get rid of them out of Florida and start anew.
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  They're making it impossible for us to do by tacking bills on it.
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  I'm going to call it the Matt the Welder bill.
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  I am so glad you brought that up because I was going to ask you about the Matt the Welder bill.
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  And I don't think people realize what was done to a gentleman running for office that actually knows what agriculture is about.
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  And is trying to get that message across.
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  So please tell everyone.
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  So Matt Taylor, also known as Matt the Welder.
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  Um, he is a part-time comedian, uh, local, an activist, uh, very involved.
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  Uh, I'm honored to call him a friend.
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  Uh, he is somebody that understands not just agriculture and the history of Florida, but he also understands our environment and the interactions that are going between Mosaic and many of these other companies and what is happening to our beautiful natural resources here in the pilfering of it.
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  And the more Matt has spoke out and decided to run for agriculture commission, the more they try to cancel this man all the way to the point that we've had even Wilton Simpson's uh hand picked uh young lady first draft a bill was House Bill 91.
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  That got shot down, so they just incorporated it into another bill that they would not let Matt run on the ballot under a nickname, which is actually a nickname affidavit.
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  It is allowed in every county in every race across the state.
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  You fill out your real name, here's your nickname.
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  We have one that was running here locally named Gunny Stevens.
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  His name's not Gunny, it's his nickname.
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  So they refuse to allow him to run by that name.
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  So he did what everybody would do and say, you know what, everybody knows me is Matt the welder, and he's already run one campaign.
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  They said we didn't see your name because it was Matt Taylor on it.
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  They didn't know it was Matt the welder.
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  So Matt legally changed his name through petition in the courts to Matt the Welder.
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  First name Matt, middle name the last name welder.
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  So what do they have to do?
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  They're so scared of them that Wilton Simpson has to get the legislature to create a bill to prevent anybody who has had their name changed by petition within the last 365 days before qualifying that you are no longer valid to be on a ballot.
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  That is an atrocity, and in fact, that's criminal that our legislature approved that.
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  And I'm calling out Ron DeSantis for passing that bill and signing it.
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  He should be ashamed of himself.
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  That is not governance, that is protection of your friends.
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  And that is what's happening in so many of these counties all over the state.
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  And that is what's happening in so many of these counties all over the state.
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  With that, when I'm talking about covering up for each other, right here in Charlotte County, a news story broke two weeks ago about one of our very own commissioners, Christopher Constance, plastic surgeon, developer, investor, sits on our county commission, had pictures from his private practice, his his uh plastic surgeon practice, many of the photos nudes on his government-issued laptop.
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  With that, when I'm talking about covering up for each other, right here in Charlotte County, a news story broke two weeks ago about one of our very own commissioners, Christopher Constance, plastic surgeon, developer, investor, sits on our county commission, had pictures from his private practice, his his uh plastic surgeon practice, many of the photos nudes on his government issued laptop.
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  There was an investigation.
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  He refused to participate in the investigation, and in fact, did not cooperate in the investigation.
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  He was found that he did not cooperate, broke the rules, found that those photos violated the rules, not to mention HIPAA law and everything else that goes with this because they're now public record.
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  But then our chairman, Joseph Teseo, when he receives the findings that there needed to be a reprimand, says, I was not offended by the photos, therefore, no rules were broke.
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  It's null and void.
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  This is what happens when you have cronyism at its finest, sticking up for each other, both of them developers, both of them builders.
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  Shame on these two.
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  I'm calling for their resignations tomorrow.
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  And anybody in Charlotte County that wants to get involved in a recall of these two men, we're going to recall them before the uh primary election.
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  This is going to not just help with this, but it's going to help with this Amazon data center, so they do not get the rezoning from agricultural to commercial.
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  But we've got to be involved.
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  And this is the stuff that is happening all over the state.
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  Our legislature sneak this stuff into the bills.
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  We don't know what it is.
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  They tell us it's good for us.
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  And 90% of our uninformed voters go, this is wonderful, like the blue ribbon bill.
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  They're destroying our state.
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  And everybody's clapping with thunderous applause of how great a job everybody's doing until you read the fine print and realize that they're paving over Florida.
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  And it's a shame because we have to hold on to our agricultural heritage as well as our natural resource heritage.
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  It's not going to be here for the next generation if we keep going.
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  No, and we keep on hearing.
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  That's quite all right because you're saying exactly what I have been saying.
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  And you know, when this happens, folks, and people say, What can we do?
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  I say, look in the mirror, because we caused it, and it's going to be up to us to change it.
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  And the only change that's going to come is from we the people.
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  And we have to recognize that the legislators are not listening.
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  They don't care what we the people say.
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  They don't care, for example, let's look at uh federally with the uh voter bill with the Save America.
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  80% of the country, including Democrats, including independents, want the um Save Act to be enacted, to be passed.
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  And yet the Senate is saying, No, we don't want to do that.
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  What who elected you?
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  And that's our fault.
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  I keep on asking the same question, Dave.
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  Why do people who scream that they are uh against rhinos voting for the same rhinos?
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  Why are they doing that?
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  I I it is a mystery to me.
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  It really is a mystery.
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  Uh, about money.
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  Everything is about money care.
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  And when you start to look into the finances, and I'm going to encourage everybody to go out to each other states, anybody that's watching from somewhere else, go to your Secretary of State's website and look at all the campaign finance reports filed.
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  Not just campaign finance, but start looking at the finance reports for PACs, super PACs.
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  Who's funding who?
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  And you start to realize these big corporations like Mosaic is funding everybody here in Florida to keep them in office.
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  So they keep voting for all these jibstacks.
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  They keep voting for more phosphate mining, they keep voting for less regulations on their mining operation, which is just destroying the state's beauty.
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  When you look at that, it's all about money and who's funding these campaigns.
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  And it is a shame.
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  It is it is huge money that goes into these campaigns.
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  You look at Byron Donald's, millions upon millions of dollars into his campaign, and you look at where that money's come from.
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  It is not from good folks.
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  And I've heard a couple of people say, Well, I'm going to take their money and use it against them.
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  The moment you make a deal with the devil, you've sold your soul, you're gone to hell.
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  Yes, and and this is happening in the great state of Florida that everyone says is the role model for the rest of the country.
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  And Karen, what are you worried about?
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  We have two times more Republicans than Democrats in the great state of Florida.
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  Well, I don't think that makes any difference because when you have a bunch of Republicans that say, I'm not going to vote because they're all corrupt, what does that do?
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  It gives the Democrats the ability to win offices, and that's what we see going around the state.
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  Uh, look at Maria uh Salazar, who has brought us the quote dignity bill, dignity, believe believe me, folks.
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  What does that mean?
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  It means amnesty.
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  So every place where you see the word dignity, put the word amnesty in because that's what they intend to do.
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  They want to uh give 10 million people green cards for jobs that don't exist anymore because they're taking AI and making that the job pool.
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  So, how is that gonna work, Dave?
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  How does that work?
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  I it's a concerted effort, I believe, and this is where the conspiracy theorists comes out in me is if you can get everybody onto a basic income, doled out by the government under high tax rates, you control your populace, you control what they do, you control their career paths, you control everything about them.
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  It makes people easier to control when you can tell them, well, you can't buy that, you can't purchase this, you can't own that house.
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  What's Class Schwab say?
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  You'll own nothing, but you'll be happy.
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  I got news for them.
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  Um I'm a proud property owner, I'm a proud farm and business owner, and I am gonna hold on to that right to my dying breath.
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  And that is where we, the people have got to stand up and get very angry over this and say, enough is enough.
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  This is not a Democrat problem, it is not a Republican problem.
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  This is an American problem.
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  We have a constitution and a rule of law that seems to be getting subverted every day, and that is where we the people were given that right to stand up and say, Enough is enough.
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  We're not going to put up with this anymore.
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  We want that constitutional rule back, and we're tired of the overregulation.
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  Yes, and it seems as though it's uh as I say, it is our fault.
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  We need to vet our candidates.
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  We need to ask them the hard questions.
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  Where do you stand on AI centers?
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  Centers.
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  How many developments do you want in our county, our state?
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  How many developments do you want in our county, our state?
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  Uh, what are you going to do to help support the farmers who were just devastated by a frost that nobody expected in the middle of what we what was a good growing season?
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  What are you going to do to help support the farmers who were just devastated by a frost that nobody expected in the middle of what we what was a good growing season?
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  We would have had incredible crops.
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  We would have had incredible crops.
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  And now we have about half of what we started out with.
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  And now we have about half of what we started out with.
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  How is that going to feed anybody?
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  How is that going to feed anybody?
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  And then put the strike in Mexico on top of it.
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  And then put the strike in Mexico on top of it.
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  And I'm
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  And I'm like you said, our shelves are going to become very bare very soon.
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  And where are our legislators?
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  They're busy saying, come on down, more people, more people.
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  And we need to have more developments and we need to have more AI centers.
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  What is wrong with this picture?
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  What is wrong with the American people?
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  Folks, we are facing a primary.
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  And the primary to me is the most important election in the state of Florida, because usually whoever wins the primary goes on to win the general election.
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  We notoriously don't vote in the primary.
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  We don't pay attention.
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  We go to the general and we say, oh, he has an R next to his name.
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  So I'm an R, so we'll vote for the R.
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  It doesn't work that way when you have bad people.
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  And then when you have good people like Matt Dewelder, who is really standing for something, please go online and go to his Facebook page and watch some of his videos.
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  You will be astounded at the crap that they are putting in our water at what they're doing to our animals, and as Dave said, what they're doing to our crops.
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  So think that the most important election that we're facing is the primary, which is August 18th.
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  And we should be making sure that every candidate we vote for supports what we, the people want.
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  I'm going to give you folks a quick statistic on that when we're talking about primaries.
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  Primaries tend to have between 15 and 24% voter turnout.
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  Which means that that small pool of people make the basically the rules, the regulations, the pick the candidates for the rest of us.
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  Because most folks don't realize how important the primary is here in the state of Florida.
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  And I am glad you talked about the primary because that is Florida's voting day.
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  Forget the November election right now.
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  August 18th.
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  That is the day you need to get up, get out there and get your vote in because that is what's going to have the biggest effect on you locally.
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  Vet your candidates, look what they stand for.
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  Look at who's funding them.
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  That is the biggest word of advice I can give all our listeners today is to do your homework on these candidates.
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  And if you want a state that is paved over, no more natural beauty, and the cost of living goes through the roof, and you got to be concerned about what's in that drinking water, then you know what?
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  Keep voting for everybody that you've been voting for because that's what you're going to deserve to get.
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  But look at those grassroots people that are there to truly make that change and say enough is enough.
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  I also encourage you to shop local.
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  Find your local farmer.
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  Find your local farmers' market, not just a farmer's market that a couple of guys or a couple of gals set up downtown and everything's imported with labels from China or out of South America.
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  Find those farmers markets that are run by your local farmers, bringing in those local small businesses working together to make your town successful and healthy.
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  So I encourage you to get out there and find that local food, that local produce, something that is not covered in pesticides and filth.
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  Thank you.
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  Fabulous advice, Dave.
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  Where can people find you and get some of your advice as they need it for their local farms?
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  Because that's the other thing.
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  If you have a patch of land, put some plants on it.
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  And like my husband says, if they're not edible, they're not worth planting.
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  But right now we've got to pay attention to those edibles and growing tomatoes, growing lettuce, growing things that we need to keep us healthy is what we should be doing.
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  And it's a wonderful thing to start with kids as uh they learn how the growth cycle works.
• 25:39
  So it is so important.
• 25:40
  It is so important.
• 25:42
  And uh, where can people find you, Dave?
• 25:45
  So we have a website under construction right now.
• 25:48
  Um then we have a Facebook page that you can reach out on.
• 25:51
  It's Kaelin's Farmers Market on Facebook, as well as Kalen's feed store.
• 25:58
  So both those will come straight, Jimmy.
• 26:00
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• 26:01
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• 26:17
  So if you have a postage stamp lot in a neighborhood, you can grow enough food in your backyard to support yourself and your family and several of your neighbors.
• 26:25
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• 26:27
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• 26:38
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• 26:39
  There's also a new event next Saturday, the 18th, and it is at the hollow.
• 26:45
  So if you go out, check out the hollow uh from 10 to one, it's about protecting our families.
• 26:51
  So you're gonna learn a little bit about protecting families as well as you're gonna hear me speak there on the uh square foot gardening, half acre gardening and self-sufficiency.
• 27:01
  And so come on out.
• 27:03
  Uh, it's gonna be a good time from 10 to 1 at the Hollow, which is in Venice, just off of South Moon Drive.
• 27:09
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• 27:13
  We really need a lot of help.
• 27:15
  Uh, people unfortunately are so ignorant from what they have not learned in school, especially about agriculture.
• 27:22
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• 27:26
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• 32:47
  This is Karen Schoen.
• 32:49
  You are listening to the Prism of America's Education brought to you on the America Outloud.news network.
• 32:56
  Well, what would an education be if we didn't discuss the things that are important and that are happening today?
• 33:04
  And most of us, if we're listening to the mainstream media, really have no clue of what is going on in the Middle East.
• 33:12
  Why President Trump has made this his hot button?
• 33:16
  Why this is important to we the people in America?
• 33:20
  What does that have to do with us?
• 33:22
  It's the Middle East, it's far away.
• 33:25
  So I have asked an author, a speaker, producer, and publisher, Todd Woods, to join me today and explain what's going on because he was a special operations pilot and he flew missions for SEAL Team 6 and Delta Force.
• 33:45
  That was quite a transition, Todd.
• 33:47
  My goodness, from pilot to author, how did that happen?
• 33:53
  Well, I uh it's a young man's game is a short answer.
• 33:58
  I didn't really want to do that the rest of my life.
• 34:01
  I had plenty of excitement and wanted to get out into the civilian world and have a real job, if you will.
• 34:08
  And uh I uh I went to Wall Street for almost 18 years and traded emerging market debt primarily.
• 34:14
  And so that was my second career, but uh I enjoyed the cremary I had and and traveled the world and did a lot of cool things.
• 34:21
  And but you know, you push in 30 and it's just not as scaring yourself every night is just not as fun anymore.
• 34:27
  So that was the I I hear you.
• 34:31
  Unfortunately, that is right.
• 34:33
  So um what I wanted to ask you as the expert, because we're all coming, I think, from the same place, which is we didn't want any more wars, we didn't want to fight anybody, we didn't want to kill anybody.
• 34:47
  Okay, yes, uh, they're crazy over there, but they're over there.
• 34:52
  What does over there in the Middle East have to do with America and why did President Trump feel that it was so important to get involved now?
• 35:00
  Important to get involved now.
• 35:03
  Well, I don't have all his intelligence, and I was talking to you before this.
• 35:03
  Well, I don't have all his intelligence, and I was talking to you before this.
• 35:07
  I was not for this war.
• 35:07
  I was not for this war.
• 35:09
  I don't, you know, I have two sons in the military and definitely don't want them involved, if possible.
• 35:09
  I don't, you know, I have two sons in the military and definitely don't want them involved, if possible.
• 35:15
  But um I think there is obviously commodity issues or resource issues in the in the in the Middle East.
• 35:15
  But I think there is obviously commodity issues or resource issues in the in the in the Middle East.
• 35:22
  Uh, there's historical religious issues.
• 35:22
  There's historical religious issues.
• 35:24
  There it literally is the cradle of civilization of all the three Abrahamic religions.
• 35:24
  There it literally is the cradle of civilization of all the three Abrahamic relationships.
• 35:30
  And you know, so there's a lot of swirling currents there.
• 35:34
  I think Trump is made the decision on what he's always said is that he can't allow uh the Iranian regime, which is a an Islamic theocracy to get a get a nuclear capability.
• 35:47
  So I think that's what's driving him.
• 35:48
  He said that over and over and over.
• 35:50
  You know, I don't have all the intelligence he had.
• 35:52
  I mean, and I will say that now we're it that we're in the war.
• 35:55
  I will support it for having a good outcome.
• 35:59
  Uh you know, I don't want an American invasion because I think that would be a disaster, but I want a good outcome for my children and their children for this nation, and uh that's my primary focus right now.
• 36:09
  Well, I think that from what I was reading uh this morning and listening to that, the Arab nations are joining together to fight Iran, and that surprised me because I never thought they would go against each other, but it seems as though maybe President Trump created the divide of the Arab countries because Iran is bombing their neighbors.
• 36:41
  Did I read that right?
• 36:43
  Well, uh, the it there is a you know, everybody's aware of the Shia Sunni that's kind of like the Protestant Catholic split in the Christian world.
• 36:55
  Um, but there is a split in the Islamic world.
• 36:58
  It happened centuries ago, and that still exists.
• 37:01
  The theocracy in charge of Iran, which by the way is a Persian nation, not all Muslim.
• 37:08
  There's a lot of Christians there, there's a lot of Jews there, and uh a lot of um you know, some Muslims, but also Zoastrians.
• 37:15
  I mean, it's a multi-ethnic state that is controlled by a Shia Islamic theocracy, which has proxy armies across the Middle East.
• 37:24
  So the the Sunnis don't want to be threatened by this military you know power in their region, and so they're banding together to oppose it.
• 37:37
  Uh, they the the Shia theocracy has attacked all of their life blood, which is energy, which is money, which keeps these kingdoms and these families in power, so they're not happy.
• 37:48
  So, yeah, they're confronting it.
• 37:50
  That's that's a true thing.
• 37:52
  So the the prince, from what I read, the the prince who was prince and his family was kicked out of Iran.
• 38:01
  Um, he's been saying that for the last 30 years that Iran, the Iranian people uh deserve a democracy, and what they have is a theocracy.
• 38:13
  So what's the difference?
• 38:16
  Well, it's what Iran is is an oligarchy run by uh Shia fundamentalists, extremists.
• 38:22
  So that that is uh the situation.
• 38:25
  The democracy, you know, we don't even have a democracy, we have a republic, but a democracy is people get together and vote on every issue.
• 38:33
  We have a representative democracy in the US where we vote for a representative and they make the decision, so the power is more distributed, uh, and you don't have the tyranny of the majority, if you will.
• 38:43
  But in uh, you know, in Iran, I mean, it is a uh a system where the the oligarchy is literally uh for lack of better word, raping the country.
• 38:55
  I mean, they are harvesting all the mineral wealth, all the water, even there's a huge water crisis because of the mismanagement of the IRCG with the Iranian revolutionary guard corps, which is the oligarchy that runs the country, military force, and uh, you know, I have a lot of experience with the Iranian resistance in country, you know.
• 39:16
  Pahlavi is, yes, you said the prince uh from the Shah, his son of the Shah, which was the uh the king, if you will, of Iran for a while until he was overthrown.
• 39:25
  I mean, he was very brutal as well.
• 39:27
  I'm not sure Pahlavi has very much support in country.
• 39:30
  He's got an apparatus outside the country, but I'm not sure that he's you know, he's not beloved in country, and then there's been some controversy because he was supporting some of the military attacks on infrastructure, and now he's trying to walk that back.
• 39:44
  But I just want the Iranian people to decide their future, and I want an outcome where that coincides with what's good for America.
• 39:54
  So that's kind of my focus.
• 39:57
  Now, some of the American media ignore the fact that there is an Iranian uprising.
• 40:06
  There is a anti-force.
• 40:09
  Um is there?
• 40:10
  Do you think there is?
• 40:11
  Because we get conflicting information, and I don't think the American people are hearing the truth.
• 40:17
  I think they're hearing more IRCG, IRGC propaganda where the Iranians or the National the Guard um is winning.
• 40:31
  And I'm seeing on conflicting uh stations or coming from the Middle East, that no, they're not winning, they're being blown up.
• 40:43
  So what's really going on?
• 40:46
  What is going on is yes, there is a resistance in country.
• 40:49
  It's been there for decades.
• 40:51
  It is um very widespread, and um a lot of the youth are involved in it.
• 40:57
  There are revolutionary uh uh what do they call it, resistance units in country that have been doing things like burning photos of the Ayatollah or lighting uh IRGC offices on fire at night, that kind of stuff.
• 41:12
  They even attacked the residents of Homani with 250 fighters uh a few weeks before he was killed, and when the war started.
• 41:21
  So they are active on the ground.
• 41:23
  Yes, there is a global even media uh I guess information campaign against them.
• 41:31
  A lot of that is pushed by the Iranian intelligence services, but unfortunately, the Western press and the Western governments, even the US, uh in a bid to appease the Ayatollahs have gone along with it, which hopefully that will change going forward.
• 41:46
  Well, yeah, President uh Trump has told the Iranian people to stay indoors, it's not ready yet.
• 41:54
  So I assume that he is going to be taking action.
• 41:57
  And I also read that NATO is going to get involved.
• 42:00
  Is going to get involved.
• 42:02
  Is that true?
• 42:02
  Is that true?
• 42:03
  In the war?
• 42:03
  In the war, well, um the only thing I know of is that Trump has asked them to come down and help uh police the strait and to right now, it's blockaded because uh I mean the the the Iranians have a lot of power in that region, it's a very difficult area.
• 42:04
  Well, um the only thing I know of is that Trump has asked them to come down and help uh police the strait and to right now it's blockaded because uh I mean the the the Iranians have a lot of power in that region, it's a very difficult area.
• 42:21
  The terrain is difficult, it would take hundreds of thousands of troops to secure it.
• 42:21
  The terrain is difficult, it would take hundreds of thousands of troops to secure it.
• 42:26
  I don't think that's the way forward.
• 42:26
  I don't think that's the way forward.
• 42:28
  Um, I I I actually
• 42:28
  Um I I actually like Trump's idea of just blockading it and forcing the world to help deal with the problem because if you can't get oil to Europe, I read something that their oil runs out in like three weeks.
• 42:39
  So when you don't have energy, you don't have food, you don't have medicine, you don't have you know electricity to keep people cool in the summer.
• 42:48
  So it can lead to civil unrest.
• 42:51
  So you got a situation that's very difficult.
• 42:54
  And um, the pressure that Trump's putting on Iran, I actually think is why there's so much uh vicious uh vitriol against the president right now and from multiple areas coming in to try to stop him from doing what he's doing.
• 43:07
  That's my take on what's happening.
• 43:09
  Right.
• 43:09
  They also say that he's bombing schools and bombing hospitals.
• 43:14
  Now, what is that all about?
• 43:15
  Are we really doing that?
• 43:18
  Well, there was a school that was hit, 160 girls were killed at the beginning of the war.
• 43:23
  Um there have been uh medical facilities uh hit.
• 43:29
  Uh, I don't, you know, I can't believe that that was intentional.
• 43:33
  There are mistakes in war all the time.
• 43:36
  So I can't believe, you know, I was in the US military.
• 43:39
  I can't believe US military officials would do that.
• 43:42
  I just can't.
• 43:42
  So I don't think that was intentional on the you know, the from the American military side.
• 43:48
  I don't uh have you know good information on the intelligence the Israelis had.
• 43:54
  Um that's you know another issue, but I just can't believe that you know these military officers would do that.
• 44:00
  So that's my take.
• 44:01
  Yeah, that I believe that they say that um right now the schools are empty, so they are meeting in the schools, so this way they can say they're bombing the schools, and we're talking about the IRGC, and they are they have built uh shelters and storing weapons underneath the hospitals so that they can say that we're bombing the hospitals, which is typical of what goes on over there because we've been hearing that for a long time.
• 44:32
  You mentioned Israel, and I noticed that Israel is bombing Lebanon, and people don't realize this has been going on for years.
• 44:41
  This is not a new thing.
• 44:43
  Um, so what why would Israel all of a sudden quote all of a sudden turn their sights on Lebanon and start bombing Lemon Lebanon?
• 44:54
  Well, one of the uh uh proxy armies of the Iranian theocracy is Hezbollah, which is in southern Lebanon.
• 45:01
  You know, there's there's narrative or information war going on there.
• 45:05
  They have obviously thrown a lot of rockets into northern Israel.
• 45:09
  A lot of the families had to move out of the area for up to up to a year, I believe, after the first not first, but recent conflict a year or so ago in southern Lebanon with Hezbollah, where they had the the Pager attacks and all that.
• 45:23
  The Israelis want a buffer zone.
• 45:25
  Uh, they want, and that they've been hitting targets all the way up into Beirut.
• 45:30
  I have been to Beirut many times.
• 45:33
  I have a lot of connections with the Christian population there, and um uh, you know, I can tell, and I even put this out to kind of counter some of the disinfo.
• 45:43
  I mean, the the Israelis have not been bombing the Christian targets, as some people have said, they've bombed the Shia areas and some of the mixed areas, Shi and Sunni, which they say Hezbollah commanders were there, or infrastructure.
• 45:56
  Um, but that's what they want is to clean that out.
• 46:00
  Um, I would like to see a Christian state in Lebanon.
• 46:03
  It is a Christian country.
• 46:04
  The the president is Christian.
• 46:06
  The population's been demographically challenged due to a lot of immigration by the Muslim parts.
• 46:14
  So I know a lot about it and highly interested in it, and probably will be going back soon.
• 46:20
  It's a it is a very interesting area.
• 46:23
  Now you mentioned blockade.
• 46:25
  What does that actually mean?
• 46:28
  Blockade, how or how are they going to do that?
• 46:31
  And what would that do to the area?
• 46:33
  They would be um doing what in as a blockade.
• 46:39
  Well, it would be stopping oil from leaving the Strait of Homoose by the U.S.
• 46:44
  Navy.
• 46:45
  So that would mean they have said that the Gulf states, the Sunni nations, they would allow the oil to flow, but Iran is not allowing the oil to flow.
• 46:55
  So essentially what Trump has done is said there's gonna not gonna be any Iranian oil leaving for uh, you know, Asia, China particularly, or other countries, which will hurt um those countries and it will put pressure on them economically to help Trump clear the strait because the Iranians weren't gonna let the for instance the British oil leave the UAE and go through the British don't have the force structure to try to help keep that open.
• 47:28
  So Trump says said, okay, none of it's gonna come through.
• 47:31
  So the Iranians can't get oil money, they can't build their rebuild their military buy weapons from China, etc.
• 47:37
  So that's what's going on.
• 47:39
  What wouldn't that help Russia?
• 47:42
  Well, Russia is getting help in this.
• 47:45
  I actually think you know, I don't see my opinion is I don't see Russia as the enemy.
• 47:51
  I see them as possibly uh uh uh not an alliance, but some kind of economic cooperation down the road.
• 47:59
  Uh, but I think Trump has uh wants the Ukraine war over.
• 48:03
  I would like to see that sooner than later.
• 48:05
  I think the Europeans want to keep it going, uh, but I don't think we need to be involved in it.
• 48:10
  So um uh it will help Russia uh with their income because that more people will be buying Russian oil for sure.
• 48:18
  Yeah, that's very true.
• 48:20
  Now the war that's being fought now is a different kind of war.
• 48:25
  Um mostly drones.
• 48:28
  So how does that work when the people can build a drone in a garage?
• 48:34
  You don't need a big factory.
• 48:36
  Um these can be done, you know, at will, any place.
• 48:40
  Any place can be a drone factory.
• 48:43
  So how does that work now if this is a really a technology war?
• 48:50
  It has completely revolutionized warfare.
• 48:53
  Uh, it is the battlefield on the front in Donbass is uh just incredibly deadly and incredibly uh lethal uh for anyone in the area due to the drones.
• 49:00
  Just incredibly deadly and incredibly lethal for anyone in the area due to the drones.
• 49:07
  Uh and there's different kinds of drones.
• 49:07
  And there's different kinds of drones.
• 49:08
  There's a small FPV or first person drones where you see out the front of the camera and you can direct it where you want to go, fly around into a building and find the people and kill them if you want, just fly into them.
• 49:08
  There's a small FPV or first person drones where you see out the front of the camera and you can direct it where you want to go, fly around into a building and find the people and kill them if you want, just fly into them.
• 49:21
  Or there's the Shaheed or uh drones, which Iran developed, it's kind of a looks like a dart, and um.
• 49:21
  Or there's the Shaheed or drones, which Iran developed.
• 49:26
  It's kind of a looks like a dart and very distinctive sound, and those are cheap and they are effective.
• 49:34
  They put a big warhead on them and they can fly a long way and target certain areas.
• 49:38
  Then you have the much bigger, you know, you have underwater sea drones, you have larger drones uh for surveillance and all kind of other things.
• 49:48
  So it has completely changed warfare for sure.
• 49:50
  I don't think we realize where this is how this is going to end up and what's going to how we're going to get out of, not get out, but how we're going to see the world after uh these conflicts because it's completely different.
• 50:01
  We're in a new age now for sure.
• 50:03
  Oh, yeah, we certainly are.
• 50:05
  And um, I really want to thank you for all of your knowledge and sharing this information with us.
• 50:12
  Now tell us about the other side of Todd Wood and about your publications, and you have a radio show as well.
• 50:22
  And uh I've been on your website, it's fantastic.
• 50:25
  So please share that.
• 50:26
  Thank you.
• 50:28
  Okay, yeah.
• 50:28
  So I started in 20, really 2019.
• 50:32
  Um I had, well, before that, I had started Russian at the Air Force Academy.
• 50:36
  I traded a lot of emerging market debt.
• 50:38
  I had a lot of contacts in Eastern Europe.
• 50:40
  So we started covering that area in 2015 after I left Wall Street, and then I uh at the Washington Times asked me to work for him.
• 50:49
  So I wrote for them for a while, but then I just decided I needed to start my own company.
• 50:53
  So we started reporting on Eastern Europe in the Middle East and elsewhere, and then they moved into more of a global company.
• 51:00
  We have 13 websites now, seven uh papers inside the US and different states, military, Hispanic, still a big overseas president.
• 51:10
  So we're uh a war service without the globalist spin, I call it.
• 51:14
  And we just try to bring as much good information and truth to people so they can not be propagandized and understand what's happening and try to bring insight.
• 51:23
  So cdm.press is the main side, and uh, you can see on the menu there all the different sites at the top.
• 51:28
  Uh, and but it all feeds into there if it's more international or national focused.
• 51:34
  If it's small local, you know, something going on in Florida, like in the Miami independent, it'll stay there.
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  But we are global and uh we're trying to grow bigger as we speak.
• 51:43
  And folks, it is so important that you look at alternative news because the majority of the truth, that's where it comes from.
• 51:53
  The mainstream media has a different motivation, and their motivation we all know is hate Trump, hate America, whatever.
• 52:01
  And you're not gonna get the full story, you're not gonna certainly not gonna get the truth.
• 52:07
  You're gonna get propaganda of what they want you to hear, which is uh Iran is winning.
• 52:13
  Uh, no, they're not.
• 52:15
  And nobody we know right now, we have no idea what's going on until until the end.
• 52:21
  And hopefully uh we should be supporting Trump because Trump is right now the president of America.
• 52:29
  And if we want to support our country, then we have to support the president, whether we like him or not.
• 52:35
  This is a different phase.
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  This is a war.
• 52:38
  This is something that he believed should have been taken care of a long time ago, and it would not have come to this phase.
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  And because it has, uh, we are still part of it.
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  We're part of the world and we're a global power.
• 52:53
  The only thing that I don't like, of course, is that our oil prices are now being dictated by the oil prices from overseas, which is never a good thing.
• 53:05
  We should be working on our own.
• 53:07
  Todd, I want to thank you so much uh for joining me and and giving us your insight.
• 53:13
  It is it is always wonderful to hear from an expert, and I appreciate it.
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  Appreciate your newspaper.
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  I have been privileged to write some articles for the Miami Independent folks.
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  Great paper, especially if you're in Florida.
• 53:28
  So thank you so much.
• 53:30
  And uh, do you have some parting words for our listeners of what they can do to help support America?
• 53:39
  Uh I would get involved in your local politics.
• 53:42
  It's it's it's not hopeless.
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  Uh, that's the way we change this.
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  And uh make sure you put cdm.press in your scan a few times a day, it would be very helpful.
• 53:51
  Thank you very much, Karen.
• 53:53
  My pleasure.
• 53:54
  Thank you.
• 53:55
  Okay, folks, this is Karen Schoen, and you have been listening to the Prism of America's Education brought to you on the America Outloud.news network.
• 54:06
  And I will see you next week.
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  But remember, you have homework, vet your candidates, vote in the primary.
• 54:15
  And if in Florida you are an independent, you have to become a Democrat or a Republican, hopefully a Republican, even though you may not like who the candidates are.
• 54:26
  They we know what the Democrats will bring, like the dignity act of which my representative, Neil Dunn Nothing, because that's what he has done, and his parting gift to America and his constituents is we'll screw you with the dignity act and give 10 million illegals the right to citizenship.
• 54:53
  So I will ask again, why do we want 10 million illegals coming here taking jobs that are going to be depleted anyway?
• 55:03
  What's wrong with this picture?
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  That's up to us, folks.
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  We are the ones that can straighten this out.
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  We are the only ones.
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  And if you don't do something, nobody else will.
• 55:17
  There isn't anybody else that's gonna be coming to help us in our communities.
• 55:21
  It's up to us, as Todd said.
• 55:23
  Your job for this week would be to please call your representative and tell them no dignity in the dignity act.
• 55:33
  Where is the dignity for the American worker?
• 55:36
  It is time that we stop with this nonsense of bringing people into America for the jobs that are disappearing.
• 55:46
  It's not right.
• 55:47
  Our systems are overloaded and riddled with fraud.
• 55:51
  If you want to do something, get rid of the fraud.
• 55:54
  It's time that these people go to jail.
• 55:57
  It's time that these people are accountable for the horrific position that they put us in.
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  Accountable for the horrific position that they put us in.
• 56:03
  That would be for your representatives.
• 56:03
  That would be for your representatives.
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  And when you're done with them, pick up the phone and call your senator and tell your senator it is time to pass the Save America Act and stop playing around and placating your donors.
• 56:06
  And when you're done with them, pick up the phone and call your senator and tell your senator.
• 56:12
  It is time to pass the Save America Act and stop playing around and placating your donors.
• 56:21
  Have a wonderful week, folks, and I will see you next week.
• 56:21
  Have a wonderful week, folks, and I will see you next week.
• 56:25
  So thank you so much, Todd.
• 56:25
  So thank you so much, Todd.
• 56:27
  I appreciate all of your insight.
• 56:27
  I appreciate all of your insight and let's see that America is the winner.
• 56:35
  I'm America, don't try on me.
• 56:39
  I'm America.