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the John ed Heidi Show. Excited
to visit right now with Bill Federer.

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He is going to be in Sioux
Falls this Friday for an event at Grace

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Baptist Church. Mister Federer, how
are you doing, sir. It's great

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to be with you. John and
I had a chance to meet you when

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you were in Soue Falls for another
event, and I'm excited to see you

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this Friday. And the thing that's
nice I'm looking right now, there's like

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soup and dessert starts at six pm, and the event begins at seven fifteen,

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and there's all kinds of fun stuff
that's going to be happening. But

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what will you be speaking about this
Friday, Well, socialism. I wrote

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a book called Socialism the Real History
from Plato to the Present, and the

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subtitle is how the Deep State capitalizes
on crises to consolidate control. So we

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see all these different crises happening,
and we see the answer is always the

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same, surrender more your freedoms.
And that when you zoom out and you

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look at history, you're like,
this is a pattern all that Plato talked

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about this even you know, when
the British took over India, you have

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these different kingdoms, and the British
would give guns to one kingdom and give

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guns to another kingdom, but then
stir up ancient animosities between the kingdoms,

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and then when they would fight,
they would weaken each other and the British

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would conquer both the kingdoms. And
they did that again and again and again

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until they took over all of India. And so in Europe they called it.

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Karl Marx called it critical theory,
where you would study a country and

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observe all the groups ethnically, economically, racially, religiously, and then you

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would call some victims and others oppressors, hasn't have nots, and you would

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pit them against each other. And
when the dissension got big enough, people

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would want someone to come in and
restore order and they would surrender their freedoms.

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And so this is during the Cold
War, you saw this pattern over

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and over again where KGB agents would
come into you know, former countries in

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Europe that were trying to get back
on their feed or India, and they

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would observe the groups, pit them
against each other, co opt the media

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to blame the leader of the country, and then when the panic got bad

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enough, they would do or their
coup or their rigged election. And so

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these tactics have been perfected, and
now they're being used against us on our

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own soil. And when you tell
and explain this, it's like pulling the

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curtain back on the Wizard of Oz. You see the old man behind the

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curtain. It's like, okay,
it loses its control over you once you

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can expose it well. And it's
the same song, just a different verse.

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This has been happening over and over
and over. Some of the details

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are a little bit different, but
a lot of it is the same type

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of thing. And we've seen this
not just recently, but this has been

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going on, like you said,
for a long long time. Yeah,

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in Latin America, South America,
you know, Europe, even in the

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Far East. And one of the
interesting topics that I bring out on socialism

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is Plato's the first one that talked
about everybody owning everything in common. And

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it sounds good till you think it
through. Somebody has to be in the

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government handing out the common stuff,
and they're always going to be tempted to

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want to funnel a little extra to
their family and friends on the side and

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hold back from someone they don't like, and before you know it, it

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gets discretionary. And the saying is
he who holds the purse strings has the

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power. Oh yeah, So every
attempt at everybody owning everything equally, he

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always ends up with a deep state
bureaucracy passing out favors to their friends,

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with the most crept guy at the
top a dictator. And then people say,

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well, wasn't the early church socialists. It's like, no, the

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early Church was the early Church socialism
has counterfeit early Church. And the difference

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is between the word voluntary and involuntary. Absolutely, the early Believers voluntarily sold

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their property at the feet of the
apostles. They didn't have the Roman government

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take away their property and lays the
feet of pilot. And when they went

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into the Promised Land, every family
was given property. If you own property,

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you can accumulate stuff. The Bible
called that being blessed. And you

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can give away some of your stuff
the Bible call that charity. Well,

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Karl Marx said, communism can be
summed up in one sentence abolition of private

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property. And so if you don't
own anything, how can you be charitable?

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How can you give away what you
don't have? And so these are

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topics that need to be exposed because
the young people, especially in government schools,

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are being sold a lot of this
stuff only to find out that it's

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it's a bait and switch again.
Our guest right now, William Federer.

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He'll be in Sioux Falls this Friday. If you'd like to see him,

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I've got a link online to make
it easy to find tickets at Facebook dot

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com slash Sunny Radio and Facebook dot
com slash Sue Falls news. And as

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we were talking ahead of time,
like I said, I had a chance

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to meet you while you were in
Soux Falls another time, and you had

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some wonderful books. You've got a
bunch of books. How many books have

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you put out, sir? It's
about thirty and these books the thing that

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I will say, it's almost like
reading a textbook. You learn so much.

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And how long does it take to
put something like that together when you're

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working on a book. Oh,
I'll be working on two or three books

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for years and then finally it'll come
together and I'll get it out. One

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of the books I did, I
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recorded human history to find out what
the most common form of government is,

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all the way back to Samarian tunea
form on clay tablets, Egyptian hieroglypics,

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and the most common form of government
is king's gang leaders and power wants to

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concentrate, like well, Lord of
the Rings the movie. And when power

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concentrates, it's hierarchical. So if
you're friends with the king, you are

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more equal. If you're not friends
with the king, you're less equal.

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And if you're an enemy of the
king, you're dead, it's called treason,

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or you're a slave. And it's
this hierarchical structure, and they keep

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getting bigger because with military advancements,
kings can kill more people, and with

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technological advancements they can track more people. Until finally the King of England had

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the biggest empire on the planet.
The sun never set on the British Empire.

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He had India, Australia, New
Zealand on Colngbrits got on a Canada,

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our patiers permuted Jamaica in America,
So our founders broke away from a

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globalist to one world government king and
they flipped it and they made the people

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the king. So the word citizen
is Greek. It means co ruler,

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co sovereign, co king. So
America has an experiment with the people being

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the king. It's the bottom up
form of government firsts top down. Well,

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I am excited for the event.
I could talk to you for another

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hour. This is fascinating to me, but if we would like to hear

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you in person. And this Friday
is the day. It's Friday again,

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January the twelfth, six to nine
pm is the total event and it is

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at Grace Baptist Church of Sue Falls. William, thank you for your time.

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I appreciate it, Sir John,
look forward to being with you and

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with all the wonderful people in Shoe
Falls. I'm going to throw a link

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Heidi Show. Very excited to have
Brent Baker joining us once again with a

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little real estate update. And we
recently started going through a list of realtor

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terms and things that maybe you'll hear
a realtor talk to you about and you're

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going, what in the world do
these things mean? And what is the

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next term on our list here?
Brent fractional ownership, So what is that?

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So you might have mom and dad
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and your brother. So maybe it's
a rental house, and so you've got

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multiple parties who have joined together and
they're building this little rental empire. So

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if you've got three people, everybody's
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But everybody has a fraction of the
ownership of this property, which also

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means they have a fraction of the
responsibility for paying it. Interest. Okay,

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I'm not talking about my interest in
a pretty girl or a new pickup,

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interest in sports, or interest in
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financial interest. So interest, when
you borrow money, you are going to

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repay the principal play us the interest
or the rent of the money, and

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so that is a part of your
monthly payment. So when you make your

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house payment, it is made up
of the principle interest, taxes, and

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insurance. But interest is the lion's
share when you first start out. Yeah,

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and a good way to get ahead
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then it goes directly to that interest. Correct, So if you can make

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thirteen payments a year, then you
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your mortgage. Oh wow, and
that's money in your pocket. Yeah,

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absolutely, very nice lease back And
so a lease back is sometimes a person

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needs to sell a property before they
can perform on another, or they have

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not begun their search for another property. They need a little time. So

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sometimes a seller will least continue to
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We see this quite often commercial properties. Farmers do it a lot.

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They will sell a property, but
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they're leasing it back. But now
they are a tenant farmer rather than they

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no longer own the entity, but
they're renting it now. Correct, they

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still have the use of it.
Very nice lean a lean and that does

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not mean lean against the wall,
lean against the jute box. Aleen is

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there's a debt. So if you
put a new furnace in but you didn't

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pay the HVAC contractor, that contractor
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So when your property sells, they
get repaid. But a lien is a

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debt other than your mortgage. Mortgage
points also called discount points, so when

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you're taking it a loan, you
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down or to buy down a lower
interest rate. Sometimes the buyer will ask

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the seller to do this on their
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mortgage, but there is going to
be a fee involved to buy down for

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a lower rate. NICE Multiple listing
service often referred to as the MLS,

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and so multiple listing service is where
all the different area firms realtors put their

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listings so that all of the other
agents can see them and learn the details

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of them and share them with their
clients. Nice so it's a place to

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find all of the homes that are
listed right now, or land that's listed,

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or businesses that are listed or whatever
whatever that MLS is for. Well,

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and there's different MLS's for different things. So there's a commercial MLS,

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there's a couple of those, and
that's where you're going to find more of

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your commercial type listings. Obviously,
a person looking for a home does not

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care what the local quickstop property is
selling for. NICE Pending pending is when

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you have cleared all the contingencies in
your purchase agreement, you are now considered

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sale pending, so you're just waiting
for the day of closing to take place.

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Nice per diem, the Latin term
means per day. So occasionally a

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loan may not close on time.
A purchase does not close on the day

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that was in the contract. It's
late some little complication correct, So sometimes

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a seller gets paid a certain amount
for every day that it's late. We

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don't see that very often, but
occasionally it does happen because somebody's paying a

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motel bill or something. Yeah,
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a very good place to take a
break, and we'll come back next week

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and we'll work our way through the
list. Brent, if somebody would like

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to reach out to you this week, what is the best way to get

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a hold of you. You can
find me at Brent Baker at kW dot

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com or my number is six to
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Union. In Veriete concordia means united
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