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WRH-8/7 | Realize Your Commoner Status now / How the Few control the Many · Guber Mente 2026

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Out on the roads of society, looking at experiencing the selfishness, the absolute,
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utter, demonic selfishness of society, where no lane is really safe.
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Safety is an illusion. I thought a moment ago was I don't know,
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maybe it would be a good thing if maybe somebody like myself was a was
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an officer of these man made laws. And I really wouldn't want to be
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that. But I feel like, you know, no matter what I no
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matter what I see, no matter what I look at the programming, you
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know, of of the Tell Live vision, you know, I steer away
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from some of these of these programs like h one called Your Honor, Your
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Honor with Brian Kranston. He's a judge spoiler alert, and and the baseline
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narrative of of this program is fed with the issues of these times where he
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has a judge is respected of course, you know, it's it fills in
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some of the blanks. Whereas I think we've all heard that that there is
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an issue in the courts where there's not enough judges to be able to handle
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all the cases that are you know, that are happening in society, all
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the cases, all of the judgment of the commoners and you know, the
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workout. There was one time where I pulled into a shoulder of a where
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there's a light that has a lot of let's just say, a lot of
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commoners waiting to go a road that is really truly insufficient for the amount of
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people that are driving on it, and so I pull into the there's a
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gas station up there there. So I pulled in into the shoulder, and
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then I pull into the gas station, and then I noticed that there's an
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officer of the man made laws focusing on me because I wasn't allowed to drive
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on the shoulder to be able to get to a gas station. And then
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of course the whole process starts them all right away. I was I was
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actually treated as a I was treated as a criminal, this young officer,
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you know, an elevated commoner, someone who's given And that's what I was
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wishing, not even wishing, but I was contemplating what I would do as
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an officer and the level of punishment that I would give out to the people
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that are never where they're supposed to be on the road. They are in
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the passing lane and then they have to get over real quick to get to
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their exit, and they're in a panic mode to be able to get over
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the selfishness of the driver, the selfishness of then I don't want to be
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I don't want to be this type of driver. I don't want you to
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be this type of a driver. And so and then because people aren't going
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fast enough in the passing lane than the people that want to go eighty miles
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an hour, they they start going to the inside lane, and then they
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start going into the exiting lane just so that they can maneuver to get around
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everyone, putting themselves in danger and everyone else in danger. There's selfishness of
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the commoner who really doesn't know what his or her status really truly is in
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the Masonic nation, where we are potential commerce, you know, at any
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at any point in time. And so I'm imagining myself with the level of
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power that what what what would I do to someone who would be so selfish
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like that, to to behave in such a way on a highway where one
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wrong move, one selfish move could mean the death of someone, the death
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of someone. And so I really truly feel like, you know, like
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if I were to get pulled over because I was I was writing up a
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substack today, I was up pretty early, around six or so, and
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then I just got to writing. That's what it can you know, that's
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what I can call it, just putting my thoughts down. Finally deactivated the
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touchpad on the laptop because you could write a whole paragraph of shit and then
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next thing, you know, the whole paragraph gets highlighted in blue and then
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deletes. So if you're using a laptop and you're doing a lot of typing,
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turn the fucking touch pad off, please. And so I'm I'm thinking
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that I would, I would put out I would. I would be like,
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fucking you are never going to drive again, and I would have good
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reason for it, But that's just my own selfishness of wanting to drive on
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roads where there's not vehicular insane people surrounding me. Now, my father used
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to drive really slow, and we used to say, man, it's going
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to take us three hours to get somewhere that should only take an hour and
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a half. But my dad. I found out years later that my father
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was in a serious accident and there were a bunch of fucking assholes in a
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vehicle that ultimately caused him to you know, be in that accident. And
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so I can see how that would affect someone. But my father never said,
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he never talked about that. I had to find out years later as
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a young adult that that was what was going on. And of course,
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my unfortunately, my father was crippled up by in World War two, tricked
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and fooled into a Masonic war that never really needed to happen. None of
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these wars ever needed to happen. So back to you know, I go
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into court because you know, I start getting mailings from lawyers because they sell
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your fucking name out there, because you know, the bar Association is a
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private member association, and they are most of them, most of them are
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parasites. They feed off of the other commoners. And you can see it
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in this show. You can see it in any legal show where they sit
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there, you know, the DA, the district the pain center. The
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district attorney is arguing with another attorney about the fate of some other commoner and
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they're talking and they're bargaining back and forth to see how you know, it's
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all gonna, you know, kind of pan out. And in this show,
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the sun of um of the judge is driving in ah for some reason
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and I'm not even sure why I'd have to go back into that episode and
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watch it. But he's driving in this, uh this ghetto type area and
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there's a kid on a motorcycle and the kid's name is the driver in the
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car, his name is Adam, and he's reaching and fumbling for his uh
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his inhaler because he's got asthma, so instead of pulling over and retrieving.
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But then he thought he thought that there was somebody following him. And you
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know, like, if I'm not really paying attention to something, I'm gonna
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miss some details. But so he feels like he's being followed, and then
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as he's fumbling for the inhaler, he accidentally pulls into the other lane,
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hits the kid on the motorcycle, and the kid dies. Well, it
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turns out that the kid is the son of a of a mafia guy,
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and so the kid's trying to he gets out of the car, he tries
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to do something. The kids the motorcycle kid very badly badly hurt and you
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know, he was blood coming out as a mount of the whole deal.
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The kid was not going to survive. So he panics and he tries to
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kind of clean himself up and everything and Eventually he tells his father, the
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judge, what happened. So the judge drives his son to the police station
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to explain what happened and then face whatever consequences are. So when he goes
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in there, he looks down the hall and for some reason, they're in
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the police station and not at a hospital. But anyway, so Cranston looks
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down the hall and sees this guy who he knows who he is, and
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he knows he puts two and two together that his son was killed, his
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son killed his other son with the car an accident, and so the rest
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of the show is just him. He comes out, the sons walking in,
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and he's like, get back in the car, get back in the
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car. And it's just a series of just bad decisions and and Cranston's like,
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you know, there's definitely a bloodline connection with Cranston because he's just in
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a bunch of the first time I ever saw him was in you know,
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Malcolm in the Middle, and then he's this breaking bad guy, which I
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never really wanted to watch it. I really never wanted to watch a show
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about a guy who gets sick and then in order to you know, financially,
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take care of himself. He turns to he's a chemist, he's like
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a science guy. So he turns into the Heisenberg guy, who is the
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you know, who makes the best the best of crystal meth, and then
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of course all the ship that goes along with that. He's very good.
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But as you watch this system, as you realize what the system is,
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that these actors are all part of these bloodlined families, and the reason that
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they're in there is not because they're exceptional at what they do. However,
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some do get very good at it. They're there because they get the spoils.
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You know, the guy that played Jesse in the Back, he also
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another bloodline guy. Oh eventually I saw in West World, and uh,
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you know, he's just he's just one of those you know, like,
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oh, he's a big star. You know. They were just recently,
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both of them were just in an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and
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they were pushing some kind of um alcoholic beverage and they were in Philadelphia to
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to uh, you know, market this. And then of course the goofy
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gang at Patty's Pub goes down there and next thing, you know, for
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some reason, they're they're you know, uh in in Frank's um, in
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Frank's private jet. It was pretty silly, but entertaining to a certain extent.
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But anyway, just the the whole um, the whole legal process where
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they barter and deal for people's lives. And so when I went into traffic
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court, ultimately finding out that this was an area where they knew people were
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gonna possibly drive into or onto the shoulder, you know, on a road
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that is insufficient for the amount of cars, another design of of of this
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carefully constructed world. I don't get a lawyer. I just go in there,
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and I'm like, I'm just gonna fucking go myself. I'm not gonna
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pay any fucking lawyer for what the fuck, you know. So I go
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there and and then I see this old man and this old woman, and
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they're being treated like fucking criminals. She's like so old that that it's like
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she's a you know, a concentration camp victim, and they're basically torturing these
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old old people. And you can tell at that point you can just see
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a level of humanity that is not humane, that is not caring or whatever.
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But then again, you get people that get to a certain age that
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really, you know, they really shouldn't be on the roads anymore, but
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the insurance companies still ensured them, and bad shit fucking happens. Now there's
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there's a you know, elderly people out there that have all their cognitive abilities
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and they can function on the road. And then of course they have to
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deal with the assholes that um don't even care, you know. And I've
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been there, you know, I'm driving and somebody's gone real slow. I'm
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like, what is this? And of course there's the probably probably laws for
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driving too slow. And first, first and foremost police really don't do anything.
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They don't really enforce laws. They don't really there's a level and I
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can see it in the town that I live in where I walked up to
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two officers on the street. I saw them there and I had a concern
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about the speeding up and down the street. There's some areas where it's a
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park there, so they won't allow parking on the one side of the street.
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So they get to this one area where they just fucking open up.
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They just fucking hit the pedal and they're allowed and obnoxious and just assholes,
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just really truly on their way to possibly becoming some of the worst fucking people
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in society. Not rapists, not this, not but people that could potentially
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hit a child. There's a park there, for God's sake, they could
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hit a child. So I tell these two police officers that there's a major
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issue on the street of people speeding up and down and somebody's going to get
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hurt. And all I get is, well, you can give us a
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call when when when that happens. You can give us a call when that
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happens. So I'm not on the on the Facebook, the cattle glam book,
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but somebody that I know in town is and I'm having a conversation with
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him and her actually, and there's say, well, on Facebook, they're
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some of the people are starting to take, you know, pictures of the
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cars. They're starting to take pictures of the license plates and things like that.
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There's other areas and like really really close nearby towns where there's a speed
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radar on the street. And I'm not for you know, like oppressive you
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know, surveillance on anything, but in air they have a speed limit thing
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on a road where you know, it's twenty five miles an hour and at
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least you see it at least you know that it's that it's being monitored,
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but absolutely nothing. And then in conversations at at at a pool a neighbor's
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pool party, they're basically saying the same thing. And what they don't understand
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is that the police are not here to protect you. They most police do
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not even know what their status is and who they're protecting. They're protecting the
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criminals in society, They're protecting the suits in the municipalities. They are,
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you are are an income, you are at taxable citation waiting to happen,
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and the police do not even know that they're not here to protect the common
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people. What they want is they don't want to come out and look at
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the area, even though there's a school nearby, and they park in the
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park and basically surveil the students or the or the inmates in the in the
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school prison where they get indoctrinated with the lies of the nation, of the
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who control the nation and the police and the whole deal. Like as as
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as citizens people, again, they have no fucking idea what the fuck is
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going on. They have no idea what their status is. It would be
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really easy to find out. But even when they do. They cannot accept
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what they're being told, what their status is, what they're being told,
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so they just shrug it off. And then of course at at this gathering,
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the guys like, yeah, you know, the police have never done
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anything. What the police want to do is they want you to call in
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so that they can implicate you in this report that they have to write up,
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so that whoever it is that's doing something fucked up like speeding, like
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outrageous fucking speed, that they need someone. They need the persons to be,
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They need someone to fucking complain or whatever so that they can get your
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name in a report so that ultimately you can be that There can be more
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issues that get created, like if the person said, well, this guy
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who lives on the street said that they see you speeding all the time and
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making noise after hours, just doing things that I want to say good.
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I want to say good. Good. People just do not do They just
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don't do it. The infatuation with the cars, the infatuation with speed.
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I get it, you're young, and right away they fall into this thing
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like this is what's cool. I want to look cool. You know,
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I had I had friends like that. To day I told you the story
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about the guy who had the old muscle car, the old old Plymouth,
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and he fucking you know, spun out on a hydroplane with everybody including me
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in the vehicle. Because the car, the car, the power, the
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extension of power that it gives the commoner, the so called freedom of traveling.
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And so I eventually in the courtroom, I was just like, yeah,
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I don't have anybody representing me. I'm not going to play that game.
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There were two times where I was pulled over in a very prestigious let's
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call a prestigious area of of you know, not in another state, not
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that far away, in a prestigious area where you know, the price of
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homes is like a half a million dollars a million dollars or more. And
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strangely enough, each time and it was probably because the cop never you know,
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there was a magistrate or something that I got there, and each time
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nothing happened, and it was just so surprising to me that nothing happened.
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And I guess it was because the police officer didn't show up and they didn't
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expect me to do what I did. They thought, Okay, you're just
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gonna pay it. He'll just wind up paying it and so um, so
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that could have been you know, points and um and uh and fines.
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But and I was standing there and I'm like, I'm a little confused.
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And then the judge was just like, well, do you want to pay
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a fine or anything? And I was just like and the guy was like,
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you're free to go, and I was just I was just blown away.
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You know. It's just as you as you moved through this this fictional
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creation of man made laws and law enforcement, any number of weird things happened.
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And I guess I lucked out there, um because I didn't pay it
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and I just went to the the thing they didn't It wasn't like a court
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like, it wasn't a traffic court. It was just a small magistrate area
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there where there was you know, a judge and and they just decided on
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certain things and and it went in my favor. So I guess I can
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consider myself lucky with that one. But you know, and on this side
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of the river, um, it was just like you had to if you
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if you didn't hire a lawyer, then you sat there. He sat there
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for hours and just watched while they had a camera focusing on someone in a
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in a local jail, and they were just like you know, deciding the
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fate of of of of whatever happened to this, um, you know,
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this particular person. And again, the police are just another just an elevated
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form of commoner. They are there to protect the real controllers of the particular
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corporation, the municipality, the township, whatever it is. And they're not
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there for you. It might seem like they are if something happens. But
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any number of um, any number of people out there that have had and
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then there's some you know, lawyers and and people that have uh, you
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know, an understanding of the system. They say, never talk to the
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police. Never talked to them. Never, And um, I guess if
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you can take anything from this, don't talk to the police. I mean,
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I was part of I was driving in a in a city somewhat royal
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rural city area and it was and I was driving a loaner because my vehicle
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was in the shop and it was a kind of a crappy little thing like
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a Chevy Cavalier. And then I'm going around this, I'm in the I'm
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in the um you know, the the lane that turns off and some some
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guy in a in Alexis put speeds up on my left side, pulls in
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and slams his brakes on a clear a clear example of insurance fraud. They
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wanted to slam on their brakes. There was no light, there was nothing
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in that area. I mean, the guy should have been arrested for insurance
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fraud. So I hit my brakes real fast, and I tap the back
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end of d Lexus. When I looked at the mark that was made,
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it was the size of a dime or smaller. So I'm standing there waiting
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for the police to come. He must have called right away, obviously to
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get the ball rolling black guy. And then a black cop came. And
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before that I asked him, I said, why did you just throw your
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brakes on? And you know what, he said, it doesn't matter why
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you hit me. The brazing, the brazen, fucking eubrius of this man
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who just committed insurance fraud. And then I find out from my insurance guy
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that he got something like twenty or twenty five thousand fucking dollars. And I
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explained to him, I said, this was a clear case of insurance fraud.
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A clear case of insurance fraud, that he got openly got away with.
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And then there was a time where I was meeting my friend who was
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from actually lived in Palestine. Roman Catholic guy lived in Palestine. That's another
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story for another day. The reason why him and his family left there had
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to leave there, and not because they were criminals or anything. It's just
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that another class of human was allowed to do whatever they wanted to do to
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the inhabitants there. And so so I parked my It was just this where
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we're meeting for lunch at this Chinese food place. Sky really like an amazing
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guy, so incompletely intelligent, understood the world. It was it was almost
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as if we, you know, like I worked for this company he worked.
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And the reason why he was working for them and became a real estate
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guy from where he was making much more money doing other areas of the same
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thing in a different different area of it because they destroyed the economy in two
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thousand and eight nine and everything that, so he had to become he had
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to work for the company as a real estate agent. So I go in
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there and I'm helping him out computer in a computer in a computerized way,
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technical way, and so we just get to talking, and then we kind
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of hit it off and then we start, you know, we would go
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we would go to lunch, you know, from time to time. And
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then I think it was I don't know what, was I still there or
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was after and we still kind of kept kept in touch. He said,
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why don't we I'd like to, you know, kind of hang out with
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Let's go get lunch. And so I park in this it's a it's a
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strip mall. It's a tiny like one strip mall when maybe about ten or
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twelve stores, and then there is a parking that's right up to where the
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stores are, and then there's another row that that of parking, of a
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parking line that faces the road. So I parked there that faces the road.
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I go in. I'm like, hey, what's up. I'm gonna
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use the restroom and I'll come back out. So I come back out and
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my friend says, there's just an accident outside. And I look out there
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and there's this pickup truck that somehow backed into the back the passenger side rear
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quarter panel and apparently he didn't put the brake on or anything like that.
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I don't know whether he was in the car or not, but it just
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kind of started moving backwards at some point and then curved right back in and
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hit my car. And I'm like, yeah, that's my car. So
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I go out there. So I'm on one of these social media platforms.
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Okay, these one of these professional platforms. And I'm not saying that like
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I'm a professional. I'm just saying it's a professional platform. I think everybody
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knows what it is, but I'm not going to say which one it is.
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People put the you know, their positions on there. You know,
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they can say, hey, you know what you have a you have a
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profile over on this site that type of the thing, so that they can
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look at you. They can look at your history, they can see what
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you've done, how many people have you know, how many connections you have,
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how many you know, so they can determine, you know, whether
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they want to hire you know, and so on this site, it shows,
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it shows when people we're searching for you. And so it was an
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insurance investigator from a major insurance company that that I think that the guy was
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with that the other guy was with, and he was investigating probably him and
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me, to see if there was any connection between him and I, to
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see if there was any insurance fraud that may be happening, so that they
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wouldn't have to pay him out or whatever the case might be, or or
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they wouldn't have to pay me, or whatever the fuck it was. I
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think I had. I don't know. I'm not even gonna say the company,
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the insurance that I had at the time, I don't even, honest,
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I don't even remember um. And so they're searching to see if there's
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a connection, searching for insurance fraud. And then I'll go back to where
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the guy pulled in front of me locked his brakes up, and that wasn't
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considered insurance fraud at all. And then you look at the and then that
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was just another element, another experience that told me that this entire fucking system
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is just corruption, just absolute corruption. I don't know whether it's the guy
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knew the cop and they were looking at a way to make a quick buck,
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I don't I don't know, but the guy got an incredible fucking sum
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of money, probably claimed that he fucking you know, was hurt in the
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accident. Just a real fucking scumbag, a dingle Berry hanging off of Satan's
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ass, and he was completely Okay, what the fuck he did that day?
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And then the only thing I can imagine is that it was a network
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of people that were doing this, and they were probably using police officers to
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you know, like any police offer. I mean, if it was I
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would look at it and say, this guy pulled in front of you and
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then did this or did that, and he said he did nothing. There
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was just nothing. The guy, the guy just he just wrote it up.
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And apparently how he wrote it up, there was no inkling or inclination
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that this could have been insurance fraud. That of the guy who pulled up,
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sped up when it started raining, he sped up, pull again and
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locked his brakes up for no fucking reason. There wasn't a turn, there
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wasn't a light, if there was a squirrel in the road or something.
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People just fucking kill animals. They don't even care. I've seen people kill
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geese. I've seen dead geese on the road because people don't care about anything
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in their way. Nobody's going to prosecute them for fucking hitting a geese or
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a dock or an any kind of animal. The entire legal system is a
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fucking corrupt It's just a corruption and it's just an extension of it's really just
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an extension of the District of Columbia, and it's really just utter, utter,
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fucking legalized corruptive fraud. And it's just it's it's it's it's an overwhelming
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thing that when you realize that there really are no you're good guys, there
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really are just people in society that are people in this corrupted society that are
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just so. And I'll go back to the main topic. Is selfishness,
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a selfishness, contagion of me first, me first, and everybody else,
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secondary, tertiary, just a level, a level of selfishness that is beyond
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comprehension. Neighbors don't give a shit about neighbors anymore. I mean, I've
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got a couple of good ones that I kind of understand things. I have
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a neighbor that speaks such fucking broken English. It's it's painful to communicate with
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him. But I know that he's a good guy. I feel that,
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I feel that he's a he's a good guy just trying to survive in a
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world of corruption. And it's just painful, man, It's painful to know
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that the illusion of order, the illusion of order is all that is there,
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the illusion of security when one finds out what happened on what really truly
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happened on that day in September in New York City. The people out there
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actually believe that there are bad guys that the government are they're protecting us from.
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When government is the conspiracy that every single Senator and congress person are.
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They're just selfish, they're out there for themselves. And one of the most
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disgusting, deceptive comments that you can hear from a politician or a basically a
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lawyer, because very few, you know, most of them are lawyers,
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very few or not, when they say the American people won't stand for this,
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the illusion that we the commoners are the people and that our vote has
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an effect on this so called representative government. And then all around especially you
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know, after COVID yesterday, I'm watching Youth Day, Pope Francis Youth Day,
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Pope Francis Youth Day, where they're indoctrinating the young people of the world,
46:28
and I had to look up more on this because, as I said,
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I'm gonna be hosting UM on Saturday at eleven am Eastern time. It's
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gonna be a three hour thing. So I've got the gift of blabbering and
46:47
blathering zone. That's what I'm gonna be doing on there. I'm gonna try
46:52
to get a couple of guests to come in, but largely I'm going to
46:58
talk about my experience with the poisoning. The poisoning that his cut was COVID
47:04
nineteen that is and continues to be. And now of course Uncle Joe,
47:10
you know, brain dead zombie leader creates some kind of a long COVID task
47:21
force. It's like when you can see what the fuck they're doing, and
47:31
that everybody that I've seen today driving on the road at the fucking appointment that
47:38
I just went to, that people in this matrix have no clue that everything
47:58
that the Vatican is doing at the governments, these governments around the world,
48:01
these bloodline leaders like Macron and Biden and Trudeau and the and the scumbags over
48:10
in Australia, that I just found out that that, um, there's so
48:15
many people that have have been damaged from the emergency. You know that the
48:23
lie that the emergency was that now they're hiring back, they want to they
48:31
want to hire back the people that said no, that got fired and basically
48:37
thrown in the trash, in the trash heap. They want them to come
48:45
back, and they're going to give them their jobs back so that they can
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handle the onslaught of sickness that was created by that government and by all governments
49:00
that they want these people. What percentage of these people are going to go
49:05
back and play that game again? What percentage of them are going to go
49:10
back and play that fucking game the conquered, the conquered commoner citizens, slave
49:21
is going to go back in there. I don't know what the percentage is.
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Those that don't, I have to say, good call. They knew
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exactly what they were doing when they when they pulled this psychological operation emergency health
49:49
scam. They knew exactly what they were doing. They knew exactly what the
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kind of problems that it was going to cause, and it was gonna further
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most importantly, it was gonna further decimate the common people that don't even know
50:07
that they're commoners. Don't even know that they're commoners. They're gonna decimate and
50:15
throw people away after they you know, that's what some of these nurses said.
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We were there taking care of this one, taking care of that one.
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I never got sick. I was around all these sick people. I
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never got sick, and those that said that they did, maybe they did,
50:37
but most likely they were just following orders because they are dead slaves and
50:45
they are pawns in the game, like Donald Trump, like Joe Biden,
50:53
like Justin Trudeau, and all these other people that so called cared about their
51:05
commoner citizens. And I don't know who's more fucking disgusting, more reprehensible,
51:17
these people that collaborate it and pulled this thing off, or the common citizens
51:24
that just can't fucking get it through their fucking heads that they're expendable garbage too,
51:39
they're the corporation that they live in. It's just a level again,
51:46
it's just a level of I cannot believe. I cannot even just tapping into.
51:57
It is just a one of the most sickening things that I can that
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I can that I can think of, you know, one of the most
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sickening, disgusting situations ever. And that there will never ever be accountability anybody
52:23
that's talking about accountability anyone. And I'm willing to say that at least half
52:32
of the people, or maybe sixty, maybe eight of those that are out
52:42
there like Robert Malone, that that people are still you know, just when
52:52
you think that you trust someone, then they quote him or bring him on
52:58
their platform. A guy that I thought from the very fucking first time that
53:02
I saw him in the Dark Horse podcast was Steve Kirsh. I thought that
53:13
he was It was like a red flag saying this guy, there's something up
53:16
with this guy. Now, Steve Kersh is out there writing up all this
53:21
and writing up all that, but one thing that he's not saying is the
53:29
undeniable truth that these were toxins that were introduced into society in a specific way
53:39
that destabilized our bodies. And they're still calling it. They're still calling it.
53:58
Some of them are still thinking that it was a naturally evolving thing,
54:02
or that it was weaponized in the Wuhan lab that came from South North Carolina
54:10
and somehow made it here or there. And you could say, okay,
54:15
the weaponization the Wuhan thing, you can say, Okay, they definitely weaponize
54:20
something into a toxin that they could introduce and get people sick at specific times
54:34
in specific areas, and the information that artists and Elie and I mean,
54:50
it is the closest thing that coincides with what happened with me in December of
54:59
twenty twenty one, nearly two fucking years after the so called worldwide, deadly
55:07
fucking pandemic, And most of these people are not even talking about it.
55:15
They're not even talking about this particular aspect of it. And it really just
55:32
it's not baffling or mind boggling. It's just that this is so plausible.
55:39
It is so fucking plausible, with so much, so many documents and websites
55:47
and all kinds of stuff that we're provided by artists and Elie and a bunch
55:57
of these other a bunch of this other group, and it's just like and
56:08
then at times they said, and I think this is this system is such
56:15
a vast controlled, manipulated more so controlled that is anybody trustworthy? Is anyone
56:32
trustworthy? And if they are and they're doing what they're doing, are they
56:42
in danger of A guy I know just said recently that money disappeared right out
56:52
of his account and he's doing he's doing a lot of different things, talking
56:58
about what I'm saying and everything like that, and he truly believes that he
57:01
was specifically targeted. And you know, and I believe that too. I
57:12
believe that too. The entire monetary system, all the banks that participate in
57:17
it, are subject to this type of a thing from debit cards getting compromised
57:25
over the last ten to fifteen twenty years. Oh but the money's ensured,
57:32
So there's some kind of fraud. There's some kind of something happening as a
57:37
result of of that. The ability to to get inside people's accounts happened to
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my brother. It happened, I want to say, it happened to me
57:52
at a very very low amount, like on like one hundred or one hundred
57:55
and fifty dollars, and to the point where I don't even use a debit
58:00
card anymore. I don't. I have one, but I do not even
58:05
use it. They gave it to me, and I'm like, I'm never
58:07
I'm either going to use cash or I'm going to use one or two credit
58:12
cards. And that's it. So all right? I mean, are there
58:30
people out there that actually fucking give a shit what happens? Is anybody gonna
58:37
fucking tell the fucking truth. I look at the movie every day. I
58:46
see actors and actresses, the commoner citizens acting out their roles in a system
58:57
that is going to fucking destabilize the environment. It has destabilized is now and
59:07
will continue to destabilize their lives that are essentially owned by the state. So
59:16
you know, I guess you could say there are no victims, just volunteers.
59:21
What do we volunteer for? Why did our why did our parents volunteer
59:27
because their parents volunteered them. It's like it's like people narking out and um
59:38
informing. And Clint pointed that out that the mother when she delivers a baby
59:45
into a fucking and into a district hospital, she's base and then and then
59:51
you get your birth certificate, she's informing on you. She's delivering you to
59:57
the state, she's informing on you. And then as we move through this
1:00:00
and we get the license for this or or a doctor gets a license to
1:00:04
to whatever, it's just you're embedding yourself. You're embedding yourself into a system
1:00:16
of lies and corruption and a system of death. And the sad thing is
1:00:27
is that people do not fucking see it that you can't. They cannot They're
1:00:30
so they could be thirty, forty, fifty, sixty years of age,
1:00:35
yet the majority of society thinks that nothing's wrong, man, nothing's wrong.
1:00:45
Don't worry, be happy. Don't worry, be happy? All right?
1:01:07
Have you taken the time to listen to this? Thank you if you download
1:01:13
it. I mean, I don't know. I probably wouldn't even listen to
1:01:15
this. But if you give a shit and you care, we got to
1:01:25
just stop participating in this system. We have to stop. We no longer
1:01:34
can give our consent to any of this. Voting is a consent to their
1:01:38
system. The illusion, the delusion and illusion that we have say needs to
1:01:51
fucking be realized that we don't have say we do not. If we all
1:02:00
collectively stop paying our bills and said fuck this, we're now participating in this
1:02:05
anymore, their system would fall the fuck apart. It's leading to a really
1:02:12
bad place. Why can't we control and maybe we'll have a chance, maybe
1:02:21
we'll have a chance to change something down the line. But if we keep
1:02:28
participating in this system, with their money, with their fucking laws in their
1:02:35
districts, their pain inducing fucking districts, and maybe the next fucking lockdown,
1:02:40
climate lockdowns, it's all going to the same place. The only chance that
1:02:49
we have is to stop giving consent to it. Are the numbers there.
1:03:01
I don't think they ever will be. I do not think they will ever
1:03:06
will be, because I gotta tell you, some of the people that I've
1:03:12
come across in this fucking matrix are so fucking stupid. They're so fucking ignorant.
1:03:23
They're gonna get us all killed. They're gonna get us all killed.