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whole you know, dropping f bombs. I just don't do it usually,
and I don't like to encourage it because I just don't find it productive.
But you know what you do you three one nine five two seven five zero
one six. That is the number to call. And we are now less
than a month away from when B Pete and I will make our way to
Dallas. Still got a couple of possibilities for people. If you are looking
at your budget and going crap, I don't know if I can get there
or if I can stay there. Hey, look, if you're somebody that
we kind of know, can kind of trust, and you want to kind
of kick in on the uh hotel room that B Pete and I are going
to have, it's not going to just be a regular room. We got
a suite, so we're we're gonna sneak a couple guys in down on our
costs. How about that? Plus there's some other possibilities for some box lunches
and this and that, and the third thing which I'm trying to reserve and
make sure that we got enough of. And hey, I got merched too.
Merch that relates to the show books related to the JFK case, some
other historical pieces of this and that, and a few people have actually pledged
to send me some additional books, which I'll be offering all that stuff as
thank you presents for people that fund the trip to Dallas, fund the network,
et cetera. If you're there, you're guaranteed to walk away with a
gift. And that's the way that is. I got T shirts, hats,
i got wallets, I've got or IFID protectors, keychains, all kinds
of stuff. Some of it might be silly swag and what have you,
but I've also got a couple of one of a kind items, some JFK
related stuff which is either one of a kind or fairly uncommon. Few things
are going to be there with me. I had a couple of pieces of
silver I was bringing along, but I worked the flea market last week and
sold it, so now I don't have the silver pieces that I was going
to bring with me to the convention, although I am bringing my poker set
because that won't take up much room in the car, and a few other
odd items because I'm planning on hanging out with whoever shows up anyway. That's
what's happening between the seventeenth and nineteenth. Although b Pete and I will likely
arrive in Dallas the night before, if plans all go well, and I'm
seriously gonna want to make sure that we leave on Sunday, but of course
not up to me. I'm not the driver. And if for some reason
you think you can get in with us on the road trip and you're somewhere
between Georgia and Dallas, let me know, maybe we can figure that out
too. I don't know. I don't know for sure, and certainly you'd
have to take up less space because I got a couple of toads full of
stuff I'm bringing. Anyway, that's happening. The week that was happened,
it was a little bit of a light week for me on the network.
I had a professor, David Beto on to discuss FDR and a reframing of
that president on Wednesday. I had Carmine on on Thursday with Mike Swanson and
we went over quite a few things JFK related. Now that podcast has not
been released yet, but I'm getting to it. I'm just having a hard
time sitting at the desk, and I'm having a hard time doing a lot
of things because my back is totally uh ft, so I'm kind of useless
at the moment. I've actually had to have my nine year old helping me
out a bit while I'm trying to take care of him while sending missus Zoe
to work. She's got a regular day job again, and that's been a
bit of an adjustment, and we got to figure out babysitting for Dallas too.
So fun and fun and all of it not necessarily on a pun.
But you can join in and talk about the news of the day, the
events of the day, what's going on in the world, whatever's on your
mind, open mic, open topics. Three to one nine five two seven,
five zero one six one more time, because I don't want to keep
repeating it tonight too much. Three to one nine five two seven five zero
one six. Get on the line, and you'll get on the show with
at least five minutes to speak, and then we'll bring you back around and
see we can get you to fifteen minutes of pain at least in the o'celly
game. But who else is with me? My co host b Pete.
Now that I've talked for a couple of minutes and started the show about ten
minutes late, like normal, here we are it's Friday again. Be Pete
and I don't know if we're going to do every Friday up until we leave,
and we're certainly not doing the seventeenth of November. There may be other
breaks necessary. We'll just have to see. And oh yeah, I'll get
to the whole why I didn't release the four hour podcast from last week just
yet a little later in the show. But I'm already tired of talking and
need to adjust myself with my painful position and my back being thrown out.
So anyway, as Ppete said, welcome to adulthood, and I say to
be Pete, Well, welcome to the show. How you doing this week?
Man? Oh, it's been a hectic week. I'm just trying to
catch up. I'm not long in the door from running around and finishing the
work. But other than that, looking forward to a good weekend. We
had a little lane moving through to night, and then tomorrow it's supposed to
really be fall sixty degrees sunny. I'm looking forward to it nice. Nice.
Of course, if the pressure gets low enough here in the southeast,
that's gonna you know, double down on my crippling up because it's gonna hurt
more. But what the hell, I got to heal sometime in between now
and the seventeenth. By the way, that is the plan. We're gonna
leave, like what Tuesday or Wednesday to get there by Thursday. Right,
Well, it's only probably I don't know, probably leave Thursday. Well,
probably Wednesday. Well I don't know. I'm thinking on Wednesday driving down getting
you, and then we leave early Thursday morning. It's only a twelve hour
drive. Oh is that all it is? I thought it was longer than
that. No, it's about twelve twelve and a half hours, you know
what it is. I think it's because my perception being on the Greyhound.
Plus, first of all, you know, when you're miserable, it takes
longer to do things. But secondly, I was literally on that bus for
twenty six hours, you know, So to me it just seems like as
ever, compare anything to a bus ride. You know, you used to
live down here in the Kingston area up to Norfolk is only what two and
a half hours maybe three by car? That little short drive took me almost
twenty four hours to make because they hit every cross road on the way.
Oh yeah, I mean, look, even in a tiny state like New
Jersey, right, I used to typically have to take what was about a
two and a half hour bus ride to go what was essentially, let's say,
fifteen minutes down the parkway to get from one spot to another. And
we're talking only maybe two miles off of each parkway exit, so at sixty
miles an hour another five minutes at most of drive, so you're talking about
a twenty minute trip if you don't speed like my one friend used to,
we would be there in about seven minutes when I went from my home,
but my bus ride experience would be two and a half hours plus walking to
and from bus stops to go to what band practice and work that I was
doing in Asbury Park when I lived in Lakewood, New Jersey. If you
want to look it up on a map, imagine having to take two and
a half hours to get from one spot to the other there and buses running,
you know, not as often as you think for a place that was
well covered in mass transit. But I learned exactly how much of a luxury
the Northeast was with mass transit coming down south here, people look at me
like I'm crazy if I think a bus route might be somewhere around, you
know, like, is there maybe a bus there. What are you serious?
This? You know this ain't Atlanta boy? What's wrong with you?
Yeah? Buses right? Sure? And then they also I love the whole
Well we got handicapped bus things, and I go, oh good, you
know what, I'm handicapped. Yeah, they say handicapped, but even though
they're a government thing and everything else, they don't necessarily mean everybody who's handicapped.
So even in that case where I'm certified handicapped, I can't necessarily get
a bus anyway. Why did I go off on that tangent? Because it
is open for interpretation tonight. So before I even get into any of my
news stuff that I have in mind, or let be Pete loose, I
say, we start to get to some of the callers right away. What
do you think, be Pete, sir. Sounds like a plan. Let's
do it right, because last week I had one guy that literally waited ninety
minutes. That's unacceptable, and I apologize, So let's try and do it
as quicker. I think I got one guy already waiting fifteen though, because
we didn't start right away and he was on the line. Let me just
check the order on that. But is there anything else you want to make
sure you throw in before we get the callers while I check this will last
week was that was a different show than that was what almost four hours?
Yeah, it's actually yeah, little more than four hours. And I'm going
to get to that. What I'm gonna do with it because it has not
been released as a podcast beatos podcast out. I got Aaron's Show, which
there was no Uncle this week, just the age of transitions. Uncle wasn't
feeling well, nothing major, but he was just you know, under the
weather. So didn't do a show. And yeah, I didn't O'Kelly in
the Greek from Saturday, but also didn't do the didn't do much from Saturday
except produce Aaron Show and release those two podcasts. And it took me days
to get that done because of my bad back, can't sit in a chair,
can't stand over the desk, so you know, I kind of just
had to find a place to get comfortable enough and get through it. So
it looks to me like Harlan was the first one waiting, and then we
got Dvance waiting on the line, and there was another caller who has now
dropped. So I'm gonna get to them and just see what's on their mind
this week, and this is how the festivities will begin. Also, I'm
gonna take a couple of breaks and break things up a little bit, but
try to keep the breaks short, try and keep the pattern short here and
make the conversation a little more brisk. If all of you don't mind,
And I did read your criticisms, and I do get it, and I
really would like to see more callers. So let's see if we can't accomplish
all of that, and at the same time, let everybody be heard,
regardless of what I or anybody else thinks about what they have to say.
Okay, so, oh, just double checking on something. Indeed, Harlan
is the first one up. So Harlan, you're on the line and welcome
to Friday Night once again. What's on your mind, my friend? Well,
I just want to say, first of all, I denounced il antias,
semitism real or imagine. Oh boy, how's everybody else? Well,
now that that's out of the way, be Pete. What do you got
to say? Oh? Man, really, nothing enough, you know,
whatever the topic of the day is. But on that topic, wait,
wait to go, Arley, what about you? Go? Girl? Listen?
I also want to say that I'm absolutely against theft, murder, and
rape. I stand firmly against any of these actions, just because you know
it's time to say things that really shouldn't have to say if it's already that
way. I also am not fond of liars or hypocrites. So there you
are, and I do not stand with good So if we're okay, if
we're all going to announce what we're against. I am against the process of
shrink flation. I'm tired of going to buy a little Debby cake in the
morning and the price has gone up considerable in the past couple of years,
and you end up with nothing. Don't make it smaller. Charge me what
you got to charge me for making it full sized. I don't mind paying.
I understand prices go up, but to charge me more and then make
it smaller, well, that's just insulting. And I wish to stand with
my friend b Pete on this particular issue and also say that he's entitled to
all of that and a big So, Harlan, what do you have to
say to that? Well, I'm gonna just go with fefees lead and I'm
gonna say how much more is it gonna coles made to get a cold pop.
I mean you're looking now at a lot of places. A twenty ounce
out where I'm at, any worries, T sixty nine one later is usually
around three twenty nine to three seventy. Can you charge me another colder?
Just go ahead, and this ase at tempt your own bound. The war
hits it laced colder than bast water. That's an interesting thing. Look,
I haven't started your clock yet, but I am going to start it after
I'm done saying this. Took me a minute there to figure it out.
Remember, I'm a little bit, a little bit brain damaged from having lived
in New Jersey, so I didn't understand what the hell you were talking about
at first. But now I have reasoned through context that a cold pop is
what you were saying. And I do believe that means you're talking about a
prepackaged soda, or at least that's what we would call it New Jersey,
something like that, and with except for an eye right and coke a pet
a drink? Right? Yes, okay, all about one today and get
back to the trip. I had to put it in the fraser in my
refrigerator. Get it towed down. Wow, yes, that's I got it.
I got to jump in with him on this one. This is this
old cabal about replacing glass bottles with plastic. You can't get those suckers cold
enough. Even if you put it in a cooler full of ice, they
do not get cold enough. That's why you got to either buy it in
a glass bottle or a can. I bought a doctor pepper the other day,
which is an iffy situation anyway, given the makeup of the of the
chemicals inside. But from walking to the store to the truck, I popped
that sucker open and you would have thought it was Hiroshima. Studs went everywhere.
It was so and this was in a plastic bottle. I don't care
what you do with those coolers. People. When they keep opening the doors,
the cold goes outside and you can't get you drink cold. That's probably
one of my biggest pet peeves. I'm gonna buy a cold drink. I
wanted to be cold, okay, fair enough, And I'm not going to
interfere with any of those points. And again I'm gonna delay Harlan's clock.
And why I'm gonna let somebody else get a word in edgewise, believe it
or not. Let's see how this works out. Okay, because I caught
I got this thing right. Let's see die first then quit. Okay,
that's the banner over jesse Ventura stuff. And apparently he just released right as
I was going to air, according to my emails, a little thing on
the recent politics. So I'll just throw jesse Ventura's two minute clip here onto
the show and play a little excerpt of it and see what happens. Hi,
Governor jesse Ventura here for die first. Then you know, I'm sitting
here watching our government right now, and I'm watching the nomination of Representative Jim
Jordan to be Speaker of the House. You gotta be kidding me. This
guy's neck deep in January sixth. He doesn't even acknowledge Donald Trump lost the
election. He's a total Trump puppet. This is so blatantly obvious. What
is going on here? This is Donald Trump talked about him becoming the Speaker
of the House. No, the plan shifted over to make Jim Jordan Speaker
of the House. And therefore Donald Trump unelected will then control our House of
Representatives because he'll have his puppet Jim Jordan there doing his bidding. Okay,
I don't even think we need the other minute. It appears to me as
though Jesse has probably made his total point and it's not necessary. I didn't
know what it was. I just clicked on it and saw a two minute
video and figured, let's hear what Jesse's thinking. And that's what I got.
Anyway, that was going on this week as well. Is Jim Jordan
a complete puppet of his gymnasium Jordan a puppet of Donald Trump's I don't know.
I think he's an opportunist and he's definitely enjoying the ride to be along
with Donald Trump. That's an interesting thing, but also interesting to me that
Jesse venture once highly lauded figure in the alleged al media arena, along with
many others who were lauded for one reason or another. Given that louday,
you know that you've heard the term summa cum laudey comes from a Latin phrase
meaning with great praise. Anyways, louday loudly. All that being pronounced all
over the place sounds to me like Jesse's got his script in hand. He
doesn't sound very alternative to me here in this understanding of what's going on.
Not saying I disagree with him, but it sounds to me like a lot
of parroting coming out of Jesse Ventura. We'll say one thing for him though,
as I'm looking at the video, they are the fact that he rocks
back and forth a lot more clearly. I do believe he's suffering some sort
of neurological thing that's been going on for quite a while. They covered it
up quite a bit when he was doing that conspiracy theory show, and I'm
assuming it has not improved a lot. They are doing a better job of
covering it up. So there you go. Kudos to Tyrell who's apparently partnered
with him on this. Die first, then quit media element that he is
producing out there and putting out. I think let's see really quickly via substack,
just for everybody's knowledge, and I'll give you guys the link to that
in the Ocelli chatroom at Ocelli dot com. Along with let's see what else
I got here. I have some stuff from Newsmandal as well. One thing
from Newsmandal which I'm going to reference later when I get into the points of
the news for the day, and this and that sorry, it might have
part of my clickable link from my email because I went from my email to
the link. But there it is, and there you go. Up to
you if you want to listen to the other minute, but I ain't doing
it right now. And he also did not steal a minute from Harlan.
So, Harlan, you kicked off the soda debate, and we've all given
our disclaimers. But anything else on your mind before we you know, And
now the clock is ticking, sir, so it's on you for five minutes.
Go ahead and tie ust known Advance since he had to wait a loan
last week. Now I'm come back to bate. You got it. That's
exactly what we'll do. So on the line. Next in line would be
van Erki himself Vance, So glad to have him along, and let's get
him on Vance. I don't know if you want to weigh in on the
Great Soda Debate, or if you want to check in on Governor Ventur in
the part of the statement I played, or have you've got something totally interesting
and completely different to offer for tonight's discussion. But your time is yours,
sir. When you were talking about the soda here in Texas, you know,
where I you know, growing up, it was like it was the
only place you could ask for a coke and then they say, what kind
of coke you want? You know, because that was just the generic term
for a soda water, you know, a coke. You know, what
do you want? You know, coke, doctor pepper. But you know,
if I wanted theoretically advance just really quick, theoretically I want a grape
soda, I can still go in and ask for a coke and then they
go, okay, what kind you want? I go grape And they go,
all right, they're not going to bring me a grape coke. They
might bring me a Welch's grape soda. Is that right? Well, maybe
I wasn't explaining that. It's not necessarily everywhere whatever that it happened because soda
was, you know, soda water. That's what my grandpa is called soda
water, soda water, you know. And if they bring you a grape,
it's probably going to be a Fanta or a knee high. Okay,
fair enough, don't you want I want? Why not? Sure? Okay,
man, it's not stealing your time, go ahead. Yeah, those
are all good choices too. You know, the chanter goes back to Germany,
I think when they had to change the name because you know, they
couldn't sell it over there. But uh, a friend of the family.
You're on the junk yard at wrecking yard, and a guy from up north
or wherever come in to the counter and and at some point he said,
where's your pop? Pop? Right? He said, well, you know,
he says he's not you know, he's not here. And he's like,
no, where's your pop? He says, I told you my pops
he's not here. And he says, no. I mean I mean sort
of you know, you know, Coca cola whatever, Where where's your pop?
Somebody might have said, hey, he died over the winter. Uh
you know, I mean it could be because proper good. It's like I
was like, she said one more thing about my pop. I was about
punching, you know, because it was like he was confused about what the
hell was he talking about, and he's, oh shit, it's a machine
outside, you know whatever. But but yeah, those colloquialisms are are kind
of you know, tricky to do it with. Sometimes, Yeah, no,
up north, you might get how's Joe doing? Joe Joe Who Joe,
Mama, I didn't, you know, I mean, it just could
be. You never know what you're gonna get from. Uh, you know,
one of the Yankees shows up down there. Right. Texas though,
is its own thing, man. I mean to me, it seems like
culturally and mentally it's you know, it's part of the South, but it's
simultaneously not part of the South, which is weird like. And I think
it dates back to the fact that at one point, you know, the
reason why there's one star on the flag is that it was its own republic,
right, I mean, it was the Republic of Texas. And there
are some people that there's still a movement even today to try and return it
to just being the Republic of Texas. I don't know how why that would
be at this point in time, but I know that that's a real thing
in the in the mentality of some people that consider themselves Texas, right.
Yeah, I wish they I wish that we could make that happen. I
think I think we're all the states should just declare independence and just become our
own nations again. And and you know, bypass all this, you know,
world government, you know, dystopian bullshit that's been going on. See.
I mean, yeah, I don't think it could be any worse,
you know, I mean Texas already has the sands. Would be like,
you know, one of the largest economies is based on its GDP, you
know, you know, compared to other countries, and you know, we
got a port. You know, this is the third Coast, and you
know, we got access to you know, everything we need. We got
oil, we got water, we got land, we got beef, we
got you know. It's like, you know, I'd be awful with that.
Yeah. No, there's a bunch of people that would be It's it's
funny though, because it's almost like, you know, okay, yeah,
you're all for it, But where would that leave some of those people?
You know, where would that leave those people that are relying on certain things.
I think that some of them don't realize how much of the comfort that
they've come to expect, like oh that goes along with this. It would
be very weird. But anyway, I didn't mean to get into that conversation.
I was just you know, it was a throwaway thing. But back,
well, back to where you're at. Ye, I got another minute
or what oh no, you got time. I interrupted you, so you
got you got plenty of time. Still, It's just that I was just
bringing it up, like I wasn't trying to start the whole uh, you
know, secession discussion. But you hear it in different places. Texas has
a significant and consistent one though. That's all. But yeah, it's really
interesting when you get into it, and then some people don't realize, Oh,
well that means I would lose some other stuff. Yeah, you might.
Would it be better some people? Yeah? It would it be worse
for others. Yeah, it's a whole whole thing. Would be worth devoting,
would be worth the voting a show to it one night, I think
too. Anyway, vance enough of me taking up your time, Go right
back to it whatever else was on your mind, because I'm sure the junk
yard Innesota wasn't all you had in your in your thoughts, right well,
I mean I didn't really have anything specific, but we got into that topic
and that kind of relates to, you know, the old dynamic. You
know, how do we get out of this situation that we found ourselves in
right now, which is you know, you know, way over the cliff
at this point, and you know that that you know, maybe that's a
conversation that needs to be you know more seriously, you know, uh,
you know considered. And and you know, once when domino falls, the
other domino falls, and and you know, there's a big secession movement in
New Hampshire. I mean, is it New Hampshire. Well, New Hampshire
has one. I think Vermont actually has one, which is weird, and
a bunch of the southern states, the Porcupine State. I think that's New
Hampshire is like a real little state, right because it's only about twenty million
people or you know less. It's like that's why they're focusing it there,
because you know, it's a lot easier to get you know, a small
group of people that are kind of already independent minded and know that. Yeah.
In addition, you've got what the eastern half of Oregon wants to join
Idaho. Really yeah, yeah, as serious talk about it there, they
want to they want to let the coast live by themselves and join Idaho and
form another state or become a part of Idaho. Wow. The Convention of
States is something you haven't heard much about. Is is the Convention of States
where a lot of this stuff, would you know, bubble to the surface
on states rights and states trying to protect their interest at all sides. You
know, you might start hearing about that next year or so. I know
it's trying to pick up steam. Well, I'm looking at this. I
mean, there's a Porcupine Mountains area in Michigan. There's I'm looking for something
that would be referred to as the Porcupine State. And I really don't see
it, but I was trying to find it. It's New Hampshire. Is
in New Hampshire. Oh, it's New Hampshire. Yeah, that's part of
the slogan for the secession movement is a porcupine, you know, for the
quills. And I would assume they have porcupines. You know a lot of
there have a few of them here in Texas, but you know, you
very rarely ever see one here but up north and Colorado and im good places.
I know they got porcupines. Well, they apparently have the porcupine.
Yeah. They have the Porcupine Freedom Festival in New Hampshire, apparently, which
is pork Fest, No kidding, prc Fest looks like to me. So
the Porcupine Freedom Festival started in June of two thousand and four. Looks like,
so there's that. Oh yeah, you've got Porcupine Falls, which is
a big park up there. There a lot of porcupines in New Hampshire.
Apparently they like to hang out in the forest land and hemlock grows close to
agricultural lands. Let's see according to the an article printed in the Boston Globe
in August is headlined these libertarians want to take over New Hampshire and then there's
more to the headline. I'll get that as a reference for tonight's show and
I'll put it into the live chatroom atochelli dot com. It's an article from
the Boston Globe. As I said, so, you know, little sub
reference. There we go. So I'd never heard of this before. I
mean, I've heard of secession movements, but I'd never heard of the porcupine
thing in New Hampshire anyway, Sorry man, Yes, yeah, well,
I was going to say, I'll throw a link in the room. There
is a link to the Free State Project. Oh yeah, an organization,
and I'll throw that in the room. People can go check it out.
Yeah, please do. Meanwhile, let's advance get get to his points here.
I've now cut him off twice. My mistake. Go ahead, vance
have anything else you had on your mind, or go ahead. You know,
that's just that was the point I was trying to make in general,
is just, you know, that's something we need to you know, really,
you know, be more aware of and you know, make more people
aware of so that you know, you know, it can't happen if it's
not imagined. You know, first you got to imagine it, and then
you know it can happen. So you know, you've got a lot of
people nowadays that you know, at whatever level they've accepted it, they know
in the back of their mind that this is all messed up. And you
know, if offered a real, legitimate, you know, alternative, you
know that they'd be easy to get a movement gone, you know, And
I guess you know, that's the biggest problem that has kept it from kicking
off any better since two thousand and four or whatever in the past is because
of the way that they can control the narrative. And you know, in
the beginning, you're saying, I'm a goat says well, I'm against social
engineer and a pillarism and technocracy. You know, I stand against that,
you know. So you know, I'm I'm glad more people are aware of
it, and you know, I bring it up every every chance I get.
There's a guy named Texas Slim that has started a beef coalition kind of
thing here to encourage people, you know, to buy direct from the from
the producer and and you know, get your beef, you know, from
a you know, you can where you can go to the actual ranch and
walk around, look at the cattle and see where they you know, where
they raise them, and uh, you know, buy fresh wholesome meat that
you know, you know where it came from and you know didn't come from
Brazil or China or a lab somewhere, and you know that that's that's we
need to start thinking that way because you know, apparently I'm not really happy
with the definitely not very happy with where our leaders are leading us to you
at this point. Now I've seen Texas Slim actually make the rounds on a
couple of podcasts, a few people have been talking about this issue with meat,
and the state of Texas is involved in that discussion quite a bit.
I wasn't even aware that they were still producing a lot of beef quite frankly,
but apparently they are. And there's things going on with that industry in
the state of Texas too, right man, Well, yeah, and that's
what And I was see because I'm ninety percent certain that they're right two hundred
yards or one hundred and fifty yards from my door is this big power line
that was put up to be a part of the wind turbine grid and all
that for, you know, the wind farms, right, and I think
it's just sitting there, not even being used for all these years, to
the truth, but I'm not I'm not aware. You know, maybe they're
using it for other power or whatever. But anyway, besides the point,
I'm pretty sure he was involved with that, you know, getting that started.
And he started out as a rancher up in West Texas, somewhere out
in the West Texas, fan him or whatever his family, and then he
you know, and when he got older, was restless, and you know,
he went to Austin to to learn tech stuff and it was like the
tech industry for a while. And and so any right, when I first
heard it, when I when I I assumed, you know, from his
connection with the wind power thing, that he was just some rich billionaire dude
that you know, was you know scammed, you know, and you know,
making money on you know, energy and all that, you know,
And then I hear these these interviews. I listened to an hour and a
half interview with them the other day, and I was surprised about how intelligent
and he's really you know, he's in touch with the you know, all
the manipulation that they've been doing through the government agencies and all that, and
you know, but you know, trying to get rid of beef, you
know, because it's bad for the climate, and you know, all that
kind of crap, and he was, he was really on the ball.
I was. I was impressed, and so I'm hoping, you know,
he's a legitimate guy. He's putting his money where his mouth is. And
he started like a school to teach butcher you know, butchering, because you
know, it's like the lost art most people, you know, I imagine
there's probably some kids that don't even know beef comes from a cow, you
know. Yeah, no, that's for sure. Yeah, no, that
that's for sure. There's always the mentality of well where does food come from
the food store, which I think has not been productive for young people in
general, you know, in the recent generations, and not know where the
hell this stuff comes from, where it should come from. You know,
like, why would they even object to the you know, pink sline in
the Hamburger me why would they even bother if they don't even know it's there.
It's just it's just part of the package. And you know, why
even show them that there's another choice. Meanwhile, this guy's been on a
lot of podcasts and has one of his own. I put some listings in
the live chatroom Attochelli dot com about Texas Slim and his podcasts, and you
know, I invite you the listener to go ahead and listen to other stuff
and gain information. Who knows, maybe he would be a good guy to
bring on the show and just have a conversation with, because again I'm not
highly educated in this area, but always good to know where your food does
come from and where it should come from. And my question bpe good,
Yeah, I got a question. You know, they talk about cattle.
I mean, I'm a steak lover. I can't help it. I like
my steak, I like my grill. I like my steak, I like
ribs, I like roasts like barbecues. The thing is they talk about,
you know, cowsby in such a detriment to the climate because of the methane
they put off and everything. And in some countries over in the EU that
are trying to tax farmers per head of cattle as a carbon tax or a
meththange tax. Yeah, because of all the pollutants they put in the air.
Some farms are being cold, whether they're being told they have to half
their herd and get rid of it and be limited as to what they can
produce. My question is this, with all the advanced science that we've got,
hasn't boddy anybody figured out that if you just get a big enough cann
ofbino and add it to their feet, it would cut down on the gas.
Shouldn't that work? I don't know, you know, because I remember
this being the big joke a few years ago where it was like, you
know, it was part of the package. Right. The frogs are gay,
they're trying to take your hamburgers away, you know, I mean,
it rhymed, real nice. And there were people out there screaming it,
whether they knew what they were talking about or not. And it is a
thing Now, on the one hand, I think that factory farming is not
doing us a lot of favors. I think that it's you know, and
when you're shipping meat from you know, thousands of miles away to get to
somewhere, it's not doing us favors. And there's something to be said about
that. I think that most of your food should be sourced locally as best
you can. That's just the smart thing to do for your general well being.
But at the same time, is it possible, you know, and
and I always ask that question too, is that you know at a certain
point, you know, we can we can put people in outer space.
Uh, we can do this and that, and you can do gene manipulation
and so on and so forth, but you can't deal with the cow farting.
I don't know, you know, is it just about that or is
there more to it? Uh? You know, I'm will be honest with
you as big as they say that. The problem is if you ever smelled
the cow fart. I haven't, and I'm living in an area that's basically
rural. So my question is if they fart so much we don't smell them,
Well, I don't know if you don't smell them now, do you
know they farted? I was around some cows in Jersey, and uh,
you know that that that's not to say anything about my dating life. I'm
talking about, you know the fact that I used to I actually like cows.
And there are some places you can go and they'll you pay a fee
to hang out with the cows. No kidding. In New Jersey, okay,
I mean, I know it's strange, but the place was called the
Garden State at one point. They have these giants. The tongues are amazingly
large. When they stick out their mouths like you go to feed them or
something. It is really crazy. They're really large animals. Of course,
I've heard of cow tipping and all this kind of thing too. People do
that at night, and okay, but I've been around them, and to
tell you the truth, I think I have been around when they've been farting,
because it definitely smelled like that for sure, and in different blasts at
different points. Might have a lot to do with what you're feeding them,
though, you know, I think maybe that the cows that are getting fed
by people that are coming in from the outside and not always giving them the
approved feed might be causing problems. But I am no sort of expert.
You know. You talk to me about puppies a little bit. I know
something because I've raised some of them, but I haven't raised cows. I
don't know a lot about cows except that I just think they're very cool creatures
in a spiritual way. And I also don't mind eating them. I'm weird
like that. You know, a lot of people if I get into a
deep discussion about how I appreciate the animal, they figure I wouldn't want to
eat it. But I have this very relative sort of viewpoint on those things,
you know, where people I appreciate the most, you know, and
look, I'm not they are they are? You know, let's see,
well from the chat room, cows farting being a problem for the so called
climate crisis is b s Yeah, okay, face I think so too,
But you know, can I scientifically prove it? I wonder maybe I should
reach out to Texas Slim and see if I can get him on here and
have a couple of conversations with him, see what we can learn together.
That might be a good idea. Let's put a pin in that. Okay,
thanks, vance anything else you want to add well, the climate change,
you know, unless science has changed, which it has. But I
was taught that the there's a carbon based planet. So you know, pretty
much everything except for like silicon a couple of is all carbon. You know,
everything's carbon and it and it goes back to carbon when it when it
you know, uh, deteriorates and you know, degrades and all that.
You know, it breaks back down. You know, water has got carbon
in it or you hydrocarbons U. So this is so weird. It's like,
how are we going to tax people on carbon when you're made out of
carbon? You know, the cars made out of carbon, the wheel,
the tires have made up you know, a large percentage of carbon. This
is definitely the biggest hoax or one of the biggest hoaks they've been able to
pull off. So I'll leave it there. No fair enough. And the
only thing that I could say in defense of the idea that there could be
problems with this stuff is that when you have an imbalanced I mean clearly when
it comes to you know, handling animals and when it comes handling the land,
if you either are extracting too much of one thing or putting too much
of another thing into that land, you cause problems. It's just that simple,
right, So, you know, there has to be a give and
take with the land if you're going to work with it. I mean,
this is one of those very basic principles that just seem to prevail among people
that actually did this. I think when they do it on an industrial scale,
though, it might change the equation and could cause problems, not necessarily
because they're putting something that is toxic into the situation a lot of times,
although sometimes they're doing that too with some of these chemicals and things. But
I think that the major problems are probably caused by the massive imbalance, you
know, where they've sort of stripped land of its usefulness by sucking all the
nutrients out of it and never replacing it back when it comes to farming or
you know. Another thing that's interesting that a lot of these vegetarians don't understand
is that, you know, one of the great things that makes your you
know, vegetables suck up so many great things from the soil is when that
soil has some sort of animal products given back to it. It's one of
the great things that does help. You know, you can't just grow vegetables.
By recycling your vegetables back into the land. It helps a lot when
you have some animal products go back and decay back into the land. It's
just one of those things that happens. I mean, yes, the sun
contributes and all all these things come into a balance and create these you know,
miraculous things that are plants and animals and so on and so forth,
and they feed each other, and there is there are systems here. But
when we throw it totally out of balance, I think we do no one
any favors now outside of that, you know, do you have a right
to tell people, Okay, we're going to tax the hell out of you
because or make it impossible for you to actually, you know, do the
farming now because you got to pay Monsanto, and you got to pay your
carbon tax, and you got to pay your land tax, and you know,
here we go. What are you going to be left with except these
massive conglomerates that do it on an industrial scales, with the speed and with
the massive sourcing that can be done with as few people in the equation as
possible. Which is funny because I haven't seen too many discussions about you know,
the automation of this, right, I'm figuring automation is in every other
type of service and industry that there has to be an issue of automation here
also, is that the right way to go? Is that what we're doing?
And is there not a way that we could sort of distribute these things
a little better so that the give and take with the planet is a little
more balanced. I think those are all reasonable discussions to be had. But
this whole like, you know, well, this industry needs to be taxed
and oh, by the way, you shouldn't even be eating meat anyway,
and you know, it gets into a whole ridiculous thing where okay, now
the control of the culture comes into play and everything else, and it's just
it's horrendous, man. And it's a huge, huge topic that you know,
I haven't had the as many opportunities as I would like to have addressed
it. You know, from a reasonable perspective, you know, what is
it we can do? And yeah? Good? And and I you know,
fully aware and uh cognizant of the you know, the pollution aspect of
it. Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm not saying that you
know, there's should be nothing you know, to worry there's you know,
absolutely nothing to worry about, and all that kind of stuff. But the
things that they're tempting to tax or or just I mean that the Agenda twenty
whatever, I mean, they they're they're on record, you know, saying
that you know, they're going to make humans the next threat to the planet,
you know, and and you know that that that's that technocracy stuff that
they're pushing all this stuff just to you know, further tighten their control over
all the resources and and and humanity excuse me, uh uh in general.
And so you know that's the that's the angle that I was going at,
you know, by saying that you know, they've convinced us that you know,
we're a threat to you know, we're all you know, potentially you
know, dangerous, and when they'd be less of us and all that,
which is exactly the opposite of the case, you know, and the uh,
the the control that there's all kinds of stuff that you know could be
done that would lessen all that. I mean, the whole hemp thing you
know that that you know got outlawed in the twenties and all that is is
one of the most useful resources on the planet and could have you know,
prevented all kinds of these problems that we're talking about from soil erosion and and
you know the health of disoil and all that kind of stuff. And so
it's definitely a mess. But you know, there's plenty of everything to go
around. It's just a matter. You know, they can't make no profit
on it, so they want to make sure they got to control. You
follow where I'm growing, I'll stop there, No, absolutely, I'm gonna
put you on hold just for the for the time being, and we're gonna
we're gonna cycle things back around. Here's here's the thing. You know,
the first real argument that was sort of counterproductive to me being able to be
everybody's friend and podcaster broadcaster extraordinary that I thought I was on my way to
becoming that I never got to. You know what's funny about it is that
the first massive arguments I had, like really nasty fallouts with people that started
turning them against me was this bs of oh, the population is way out
of control, there's too many people on the planet, and they think they're
freedom fighters, basically telling us there's too many people on the planet, and
that leads to a very dangerous sort of mindset in my mind, this whole
idea that well, what we need to do is this and that, and
there's just too many people. This planet, if reasonably managed, can actually
handle many more people than are on it right now. It's not the planet's
fault. It's not necessarily you know, all these things that people want to
argue about it is. Really it's like the old Sam Kinnison joke. You
know, look, get out of the desert. That's not where the food
is. Okay, I'm shortening it, I'm making it a lot nicer,
but that's what the problem is, is that people are in the wrong spots
and stuff is not distributed. If there was, you know, some way
that things could be distributed without playing the various games of scarcity which are for
profit. Whether it's about water, it's about literal the basic food staples,
it's about shelter, any of this stuff. There are plenty of resources to
go around to sustain people. It's just that if we're going to argue over
it and keep putting people in the wrong places and not distributing resources and creating
natural solutions where resources are sustainable by the planet itself, then yeah, you've
got problems where there's too many people in particular places. But even if you
take a look at the available land and what can be done with it and
so on and so forth, there's plenty of space. There's plenty of space
that we don't need to be compacted into these mega cities and the Agenda twenty
thirty thing. We don't need to be forced to eat bugs and we don't
need to be sitting here geting guilt tripped every time you decide you want to
eat a piece of meat. It's not necessary. You're not destroying the planet.
It's the management of the resources and the distribution, well, is the
problem. Yeah, go ahead. Not only that, it's too many different
facts. I mean, granted, yes, there's a lot of place on
the Earth that there aren't many people, but a lot of those places are
conditions that a lot of people don't want to live in. You know,
Siberia is not India population wise, because it's so damn hard to live there.
Yeah. The thing is the biggest problem is one. You've got the
money aspect of it that vans fraught of and I see a lot of that
here in this state based on I mean, this is an agriculture state.
That's their number one industry, and they do a good job of doing the
local sourcing deal. Our agg department has done a good job of promoting North
Carolina products within the state. But that being said, the biggest problem you've
got is people just can't get along. Well there you go. People would
love to move to other areas, but it's like, hey, you know,
there goes the neighborhood, and now we got to start a problem.
See, but people could learn to get along with each other, we'd have
a lot less other problems. You'd have a lot less people bitching about things
on the periphery, like your cow is parting too much. You know,
if people were getting along and were able to share resources, you'd see a
big change in things. Well, it doesn't even have to be the Kumbaya
sharing of resources. It's just a simple matter of distribution and stopping the artificial
scarcity for profit because in reality, there's plenty of stuff that goes to waste
all over the place because things are distributed according to the economics. It's not
a matter of it doesn't only that you've got like our government, you know,
this whole ethanol thing that's been going on. You just jacked up the
price of the number one commodity in most things, which is corn, by
artificially inflating the use of ethanol, which doesn't meet any of the purposes that
they trying to claim it will help us with. It doesn't help the you
know, the environment, It doesn't help corn prices, which affects god knows
how many other things. It doesn't help you know, your car. It
just it ruins the engine burning the stuff. But it's a government policy that's
been put in place to help facilitate keeping the price of a major commodity up.
Think of how much prices would drop if they did away with all these
ethanol subsidies and we went back to using regular gasoline. Yeah. See,
I wish you see a big change economically. Ethanol was the major problem.
I asked the question all the time, and nobody wants to answer it.
What exactly happened here where corn becomes the commodity that is distributed. I mean,
think about how many things have corn syrup in them? How many things
have I mean, seriously, corn is like in everything. Why is this
the case? This is not necessarily the natural order of stuff? I mean,
you go from breakfast cereal to what's going in your gas tank, and
corn is at the center of millions of things. I mean it's like,
well, I mean components of corn. It's a meal in itself. But
yet when you start breaking it down between its oils and its ability to make
alcohol, you know, there's like soybeans, yeah, but there's a lot
of how wide soybeans are used in? How many products you have soy in?
Now? See? But that's the thing is, at some point somebody
pushed this into the system where it becomes a prevalent staple of thousands of products.
You know what I'm saying. It's like it clearly that is not the
natural order of things. That was engineered. Now, I understand that the
people that grow corn need to make a living one way or another, I
get it, But I mean, seriously, at a certain point, though,
you start asking a question like why is it in everything modern ingenuity and
that goes that goes on worldwide. I mean, you have a product like
corn or soybeans or you know, anything else, and the guys immediately,
Okay, what can we do with this? Who was it? Was it?
George Washington Carver and the peanut look at how many uses you found for
the peanut between oil and peanut butter. You know, that's just a natural
mind. What can I do with this thing here that I have? Well,
I can grow it and eat it, or I can break it down
and ferment it, or I can grind it up and use it as ingredients
in this that's just the ingenuity of man. I never to make up the
versatile products. But the reason that got so big in this country is because
of the corn lobby pumping money into Washington to mandate that we spend money on
ethanol, which is a fuel that uses more carbon to produce than the value
you get from using it. Yeah, no kidding, but that's how ridiculous
it's got. That's but that's my point is that there is I absolutely object
to the idea that it's just simple ingenuity, and that this because there are
better ways to supplement fuel. There are better ways to supplement your sweeteners,
there are better ways to add to the food supply cheaply and have things to
be stored. Then to use corn. There are better ways, there are
more diverse ways to do this. I mean again, you know hemp is
one of those things that does grow. I'm not all in on the hemp
for everything idea. However, hemp is very versatile. There are other things
that are very versatile, and there's a lot of things that could be Trying
to get some products. In my industry, we use a lot of products
that are and eight out of materials that come from overseas, core fibers and
things of that nature. And I've been investigating trying to make products out of
hemp here locally. And you have that government law that has taken marijuana and
shoved it into a Class one scheduled drug. And that's why these companies won't
touch it until marijuana is legal on the federal level. They won't even talk
about using hemp products because of the hassles involved and the permitting and the just
the government overreached. You can produce things here locally and provide a lot of
jobs for people, easy to pain, easy target jobs making products out of
hemp, But until the Feds get it off the damn Schedule one list,
we're screwed. Yeah, it's too easy a target hemp. I shouldn't have
brought it up because here's the thing. There is a whole variety of things
that could be utilized much much better, more efficiently, et cetera, across
the board. I mean seriously, seaweed is one of those things that was
investigated. There's plenty of that when you go to you know, if we
haven't destroyed the oceans yet, there's plenty of that available and people are not
utilizing it as they could. Anyways, I want you guys to utilize the
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I was looking at the news vandal stuff this week and definitely love to catch
what he does on a daily on to five days a week when he does
the rundown. Of course, we know what's been dominating the news a lot
lately, and I guess I'll get to a couple of things here really quickly.
You know, the race for house speaker. I'm seeing reports that Jim
Jordan, even though he was offered up, they're trying to say that there
was some bullying and intimidation behind the scenes, and blah blah, blah blah
blah. Anyway, he's not your house speaker. We don't have a Speaker
of the House at the moment. So there's that that's going on. Oh,
Sidney Powell apparently pled guilty to her charges in the State of Georgia.
I didn't even really break that one apart yet, But that's going on.
In the political news and such. We have the war based news that is
happening in Israel and Palestine, and if you don't know that's happening. Welcome
back to the daylight. You've just crawled out from under a rock, and
I would like to know where your rock is because it's probably hitting pretty well.
Anyways, there's that there are many other things going on in the world.
Would love to hear from you about them, even if it's a local
story and whatnot. Of course, murder and mayhem continues to happen everywhere.
Not everywhere all the time, but everywhere it happens. Let's see, I
see in our chat room face Shifter says he wants to go to Landers and
camp with Aaron. Cool enough. I get that. I did talk about
what we're going to do in Dallas and all that coming up pretty soon.
Also, I'm looking for my newsman wink care I know I had one.
Ah here it is okay, So the leads from today from the rundown at
the news Vandal, just going to jump around through a couple of them,
because, like I said, there's other things happening inside the psychiatric hospitals where
foster kids are a gold mine. Bet you that gets your mind working out
there. But it is true. There is the business of what it is
you can get out of the government payments that come out of taking care of
the people that are vulnerable out there. Anyway, as a counterbalance, what's
the next thing here? With end of federal program? Kansas students space skyrocketing,
school meal debt Okay, culture wars on campus start to affect student choices
for colleges. Gee, this is a lot of suburban issues. Let's skip
down a little bit. Republicans change tu and on free speech over pro Palestine
rallies, Palestinian rallies at colleges. Why we must resist the right wing attack
on free speech on Palestine, Ministry of Truth movement. Half of Biden voters
say government should regulate or restrict offensive speech. I always love that, by
the way, that you know, regardless of people saying that they're all for
free speech, left and right seem to do this rather nicely on time when
it comes up. If they really aggressively oppose something, they're always happy to
post free speech for it, you know. But other times they're willing to
die for your pre speech until it cuts against their grain somehow. I always
love that. Anyways, New York flouts quote order by demanding social media platform
sensor users over Israeli Jimas war, who gets to decide what the truth is
when social media is rife with misinformation? Tell you that was an interesting little
look at things earlier this week when we had the hospital get destroyed in Palestine?
Right? Or was that in Israel? Gee? Did anybody even care?
They were jumping right on the bandwagon to talk about what happened even before
they knew what happened, which, by the way, is the overall symptom.
And leads me into one last thing before I get back to be Pete
and see what he's got to add to the conversation and the callers really fast,
I ask you to consider something here, and I'm going to go over
that four hour discussion. I think I'm going to release it in a couple
of parts as a podcast and ask questions that should have been asked of everybody
on the show because to my mind and to the mind of a couple of
independent people that I sent the recording to VP, that's I don't know why
you're making a lot of noise on the mic? You okay, yeah,
okay, Now, just all of a sudden it sounded like your mic was
dragging around. Just I thought something went wrong, all right? Anyways,
back to where I was. I'll tell you this from the judgments that were
sent back to me. It was interesting because I don't think there was anybody
on that show that night that didn't either make a misstatement or wasn't simply repeating
something that is effectively scripted. And I'm including myself in this, that wasn't
effectively scripted by one side of an argument or another, almost like a completely
prescribed, prepackaged thing. Everybody on the show. I might pull Harlan out
of that as maybe the one guy who I couldn't directly say was absolutely speaking
from a scripted point of view, but everybody, including myself, was basically
making misleading statements. I'm going to ask those questions and I'm going to go
back over it and just say, Okay, what should we be asking here?
What should be getting heard here or there? It was a terrible job
by everybody speaking on that show if anybody was looking to inform anybody, That's
the way that I see it. And maybe you guys will disagree, maybe
you guys will agree, maybe we'll all come to a different consensus about what
it is we're hearing. But I think I'm going to go back over it.
I might even invite a guest to go back over with me and see
what their impressions are. But I doubt anybody else is going to want to
sit through that four hours with me. And also I'm going to break it
up so it's not just a four hour you know, foill, It would
be probably about five and a half hours with commentary or questions being asked in
between different things. There was a lot of weird tactical things going on during
that conversation, and it was a mess. I don't like releasing it as
a podcast for that reason, but I might just to ask the questions that
I think are not getting asked, because I think in our daily lives,
each person on that show represents somebody or a particular faction that you could easily
encounter if you attempt to have the discussion. But what are the critical things
that should be asked, that should be questioned throughout everybody's statements during that show.
I might do that. I'm considering it. You guys, let me
know infoodochelli dot com, email me there, or send me on one of
the social media as a message and let me know if that's even worthy of
your time. Would you want to hear the podcast. Actually, you know,
it's a lot of very typical statements, and I'm really disappointed in myself
over a couple of things. I'm disappointed in a few other things that were
said. I don't want to judge it, though, I want to just
put out Look, here's the questions that are not being asked, and here's
what you could have heard anywhere else. There was nothing unique coming out of
that show. I don't think it was productive at all. Might have made
some of us feel better that we were able to vent or discuss this very
frustrating and ugly topic for a bit, but that's honestly how I feel about
that last four hour show. Was not productive or informative. But maybe we
go over it, or maybe we go over part of it. Like I
said, I want to hear what you guys think. Is it worth our
time to go through it or should I just release it uncut? You guys
tell me, and that's how that podcast will come out from last Friday.
Okay, I think that's a fair enough offer. If you listen to these
Friday night discussions, tell me if you want to hear four hours a very
very typical banter over the Israeli slash Palestinian issue and the IDF versus Hamas issue,
and back to that thing really quickly. On the hospital. I'm not
sure I buy anybody's story. And by the way, if you honestly think
that anybody's defense forces or anybody's militarized element of any organization is going to tell
you the truth in the midst of a conflict, I don't know what to
say to you. I mean, I wish I could live in a world
where that's the way it worked, but it doesn't. And I don't think
anybody's completely honest. It is strategically bad to be completely honest. And there
you go. So there's that. But anyway, it turns out that this
missile that struck that hospital, which was a Baptist hospital, I think,
you know, might have been fired by Islami jihad. Maybe the Israelis are
telling the truth, maybe not. If they weren't, it doesn't matter anyway.
What at Al Jazeera broadcast very interesting to break that all down and to
watch the reactions that emerge, not just on social media and people being keyboard
commandos, but people take into the streets. This is a highly volatile issue.
And I say, as with any militarized conflict of any sort or any
action where violence is in play and is ongoing, guess what happens. You
won't be able to sort it out in real time no matter what, even
if you're monitoring it by a video and you think you have the best sources.
I gotta tell you that's the way I see it. It is impossible
to sort out a lot of what the truth is, a lot of what
the responsibility is. I mean, even with today's announcements of released hostages,
right, there are some Americans that were supposedly released that were hostages. Is
that even the truth? Who would not use that in the midst of this
conflict for the purposes of propaganda, for the purposes of scoring political points Hamas,
You know the argument HAMAS wants to seem like a humanitarian organization. Well,
I'm sure that would be a lot better than me being called terrorists.
So if they can twist the narrative to their direction, sure of course they
will. And the Israelis don't want to come off as yeah, we just
sorry it happens, we have to bomb women and children. Nobody wants to
do these things, so obviously they're gonna give you different spins. Are you
gonna get the reality of it right away? No, The first thing you're
gonna get is the media's order of the day, which we know what that
is in general terms. At this moment, we know exactly what the unified
opinion is supposed to be. Is it really the truth? That is yet
another issue? Is it further away from the truth only because they're underreporting certain
things that may be true as well? If you think you're getting an honest
snapshot, an honest evaluation of any of this stuff as it's happening, telling
you, I want to know what your source because I don't think it's possible
to get it from a distance at all. And even if you are on
the ground there and trying to keep you know, your head from getting blown
off, et cetera, I still think your perspective would not be accurate.
This is going to take after action examinations and a lot of things that cannot
be known in the midst of a circumstance like that. Anyway, That's why
I think it's interesting to break down that show. But again, info at
ochelly dot com, email me there and tell me if you think that podcast
should be released, you know, I'll release it in a couple of parts
four hours as is, or if you want the commentary, the questions we
should be asking, and the things where you know, like, look,
that's clearly sort of a pre programmed response that is being put out there by
the speaker, sometimes even me. Anyway, I think Harlan I would have
to leave out of that. But he's on the line now, and hopefully
some other people will be. But we do have Harlan Advance on the line,
and I want to give be Pede a chance to say something here.
But also I want to get back to the call. So three one nine
five two seven five zero one six, join us and be heard about anything
you want. Let's be open about it. Whatever you think is important to
get to the condition on planet Earth, or the things in the news,
or current events if they are actually current. Hell, you want to discuss
some history, we can do that too. I enjoyed my conversation about FDR
earlier in the week, and uh, you know, interesting thought that when
it comes to civil rights issues and freedom of speech, that Professor Bato thinks
that FDR may indeed be worse than Woodrow Wilson that's a tall order. And
Woodrow Wilson would be a president from New Jersey who was also a corrupt and
you know, one of the worst presidents in history is FDR one of the
worst presidents in history if you ask the general American pri you know, just
random American not not necessarily if they have any idea who the hell he even
is anymore. Anyway, enough of that, be Pete. Anything you want
to throw in before I go back to the call, Well, yeah,
I'm just I don't know, a little confused on your on your comments about
last week's show and that. I mean, if if everybody was speaking from
a prepackaged opinion, then there's really no point in discussing anything. There is
no truth using your description. No matter who you listen to, there's always
an agenda in there. So I mean, what's the point of discussing anything
if we can't get to what the discussion, what the brass tacks are?
I mean, yeah, there was a lot of stuff said in four hours
last week. I don't think anybody was as a group, was, you
know, to be faulted for speaking a prepackaged opinion on that. I really
find I'm on here to get my opinion, give whatever facts I can and
put a discussion in context. But I mean, if it's no better than
the end result the way you described it, then you know what's the point?
Well, look, if you're going to think out loud and you have
come to conclusions on your own, that's one thing. But when it's clearly
not something where you consider anything else outside of certain things, it's another.
You know what I mean, Like, if you wanted to just hear the
absolutely scripted stuff, well we don't need to do that. I mean,
you guys can that's fully within your right if you think that is fully your
own opinion. But I gotta tell you, when I'm hearing that, it's
like, well there's no way to consider anything else. That to me needs
to be pointed out where it's like, look, there's no consideration of anything
else. This is one of those topics where here we go, that's where
it goes. I mean, don't you think that there should be some thought
incumbent upon somebody before they state that this is their absolute position about these anything?
Really? I mean? Or should they just Okay, I found an
authority that gives me a story, and that should be the one that I
relate. I mean that to me seems to be a different process from somebody
thinking on their own being an independent minded person. What do you think about
that, Well, it depends on the values that you put into things.
I mean, you can take any topic of discussion and have an opinion based
on things that you've read or learned in the past, and you can learn
something new which might change your opinion. But it doesn't necessarily mean that somebody
has found some scripted narrative that they're going to stick to because that's the one
that fits their personal bias closest. There were a lot of positions stated by
people last week that yeah, they took things into consideration. The problem is
is when you take things into consideration the value that you give them. And
if I have five sources of information and I discount two of them because I
consider the source or consider the agenda behind the source, you know, that's
my personal decision as to which ones I put a give importance to, which
ones I put to the top of the list. Sure, and that's any
individual is going to do that. Sure, And what you're hearing is a
discussion of individuals that have made their own decisions based off giving certain emphasis to
certain criteria over others. I mean, that's the whole process any kind of
discussion on any subject, right, but from cal Farts to the Middle East.
Now, fair enough. But the thing is, if you limit what
it is that you're even okay, Like, I'll give you this. There
was a point at which you and I were having this discussion about whether an
area is occupied or not. Right, a territory is an occupied territory.
Well, it depends on your definition, okay, But here's the thing I
can tell you. Look, I've got fifteen sources that a lot of people
would find to be reputable and would be these people that are you know,
publicly as far as we know, studying these things and keeping a watch on
the way certain world events uncovered themselves, so on and so forth. And
you can just say, well, that's just not true, that's it all
right, Well I want to point that out, that that's what's going on
here. It's like, if that's the way, it is, fine.
And I was even saying to you, yeah, they say they turned over
the Gaza strip to them, and in a way they did. But when
you take a look at the way certain things were done and the continuous action
that's occurred across this area that we call Palestine. Are they really being governed
by anything at this point outside of the outside agitation and another political group which
is clearly again outside agitation, because it's not the people there that are funding
say Hamas, right, I mean, they're clearly not in a position to
fund Hamas. They clearly must have a lot of funding because the rockets seem
to be unending, the amount of rockets they're able to get in there.
And it's strange because they've got a closed up border Egypt. They've got you
know, a blockade over the ocean, you know, the ocean entrance to
the land. The other border is Israel, so Israel, i know,
utilizes various things to control that border. So you've got an area that's locked
up pretty tight should be, and that has to have an effect on exactly
how much self determination those people have, So whether it's occupied or not,
and whether there was a strip of land here claimed or strip of land there
claimed, and then that's no longer their land, so therefore we're not occupying
it. It's just ours that's occurred over time too, right, well,
true, true, But in that respect, I mean, if you want
to talk about, let's talk, you know, specifically about Goza, because
that was your example. Yeah, you know, after the nineteen forty eight
war, that area was actually occupied. It was occupied by Egypt. The
West Bank was occupied by Jordan, and those areas were eventually given from those
entities. See, we don't talk about that occupation. When Egypt gave the
area back to Israel, the occupation was over. It's a second occupation that
we're claiming now, which is since two thousand and five, has not been
an occupation. It's an autonomous region that's allowed to govern itself and they elected
Omas and now they're reaping the rewards from that effort. The West Bank,
you've got the same thing. You've got the Palestindian Authority that's over the West
Bank areas that have been deemed their areas to control, and they run the
show. Supposed to be. When we're talking about occupation, let's talk when
you want to talk to the original occupation or when it was let go and
given back to Israel, which was the area designated to be given as the
Jewish homeland. I mean, that's what I'm saying. Any aspect of this
that we discussed and you have to keep going back to the before that.
Well book up before that, butook book before that, and eventually we're back
when they invented dirt. No, of course, that's that's why that that's
a problematic thing to do. What I'm trying to say is if you take
a look at the circumstances, now, what led to those circumstances, what
preceded that, And if you take a look at, you know, the
previous ten years or so, that gives you an idea. And yeah,
it's supposed to have been handed back in two thousand and five, but what
did that actually entail? What did that actually mean? Not just oh okay,
it was given back to them. What went on there? Because this
to me is not they were just a fully autonomous area. They were not
able to be They didn't have freedom of movement, They didn't have the ability
to do a lot of things. And they had freedom of a movement anywhere
within their area. Well, I mean, they had their own government,
they elected their own government. And then when they had the initial setup of
the government was in one direction than they had open elections and Hamas won and
then Hamas turned around within the next year and forced out the Palestinian authority and
told the Palestinian authority, we rule Gaza. We represent Palestinians all throughout this
area. You guys are irrelevant. So because of internal fighting amongst the Palestinian
organizations, you end up with the Palestinian Authority over the West Bank and Hamas
is running Gaza. Well, that's what happened. Didn't happen in a vacuum
though, Okay, That's that's my point about it, is that you got
outside agitation here from various directions. I'm not pointing all of it at Israel,
even I'm saying that there's outside agitation using this area. And at the
end of the day, you still have a whole lot of people that I
guarantee don't want any part of this, that are going to be caught up
in it. It's just like you know, okay, they sent them to
a safe area. And that's why I made and that's why I made the
comment that you know, we were talking about right to this. If Israel
did not exist the way it was, you would simply have infighting among different
Arab factions from Syria all the way down to Saudi Arabia. That's the way
it was. When the automans oversaw it. I mean, it's been a
constant area of battle since it was created, right, So I'm going to
get back to the callers. Like I said, I invite you guys to
come on in and you know, do send me your comments about what you
think should be done with that four hour podcast, what I should do with
it, and that's that's where I'm proceeding with it. So you guys let
me know if I should just put it out. I'll put it out,
but I don't feel good about it. It does not seem to have been
a productive thing. And I'm clearly hearing a whole lot of stuff, and
stuff was pointed out to me where it's like, yeah, there's no discussion
on this, it's just this is the way this is. And I'm like,
okay, well, yeah, I get it. And they presented to
me a few other things, and I'm not saying I agree with their point
of view because one person was clearly, you know, all about everybody's innocent
on the anybody who's opposed to Israel is basically innocent, which is not a
valid point of view in my mind. Here's a suggestion, Yeah, here's
a suggestion. Bring the podcast back, and we can do this on a
series of fridays. Bring the podcast back, we can play the clips from
it, and you can have the people who are criticizing this and critiquing this
on to defend their positions against the individuals who were involved in that podcast.
And I think that would be great entertainment. There you go, there's a
perfect idea. Open and let me know. I agree with B Pete's idea.
That's all you have to send to me. How about it's only going
to work. It's only going to work if those people that contacted you or
who heard this and want to give you their critique are willing to stand up
and verbally express their ideas as well. I mean, it's one thing to
sit back and write an email to somebody. Oh I listened to this and
I didn't agree with this. This guy was one sided and this guy was
completely irrelevant and blah blah blah blah blah. Okay, put up or shut
up. Yeah, I mean that's been my whole point about the call in
show from the beginning. You got to complaint. Bring it on air.
Oh, I know, the only way we're going to get a settled.
But see This isn't about a debate though. This is about pointing out this
is just factually wrong. And you know, and this part is factually wrong.
And even the clip that I played from Oh what's that guy's name?
I forget his name, but the guy who's a brilliant scientist but has his
point of view on Israel, that clip's played from Vance. You know,
again, they were just saying, look, here's a fact that just makes
this wrong. Uh, it's not a matter of here's the premise that is
wrong with this person's thing. They're saying, and nobody's telling I'll go ahead
and put it out there. If somebody's got a problem with anything I've said
at being factually wrong, let them come and explain it to me and we'll
see if I'm right or not. Not no problem, then my statements against
anybody, no problem. But I mean just saying this is where you know,
factually there should have been some opposition offered here, and there wasn't,
So I get it. But nobody offered opposition because basically it was you know,
there was no opposition offered. I'll just leave it at that. But
the thing is that would there be other things to consider here? Where there
were factual misstatements about the premises. Yeah, probably, and I think that
happens all the time. But anyway, but there you have it, So
be Pete's idea. Sure, have somebody come on and sit there and address
each piece of it, Okay, And we could do it in a series.
Obviously, we would plan that series for after November, and I'd like
to have it planned out so that it actually gets done. Hell, I'll
add an extra hour to the show if you want. We could do it
for an hour and then go on to the regular show or the other way
around, do it at the end something like that. I'm willing to,
you know, I'm willing to mess with the format to get it done.
But I think it's an interesting thing to do. And I didn't feel good
about that show at all, with the way it went all. But anyway,
by all means join into this one, and I want to get back
around. So let's see who was first. It was Harlan first, right,
sure? Yes? Three one nine, five, two seven, five
zero one six. By the way, Harlan got you back around, I'm
sure you heard a lot of things. Got no idea where you're at,
And hopefully you didn't go to uh what the uh the waffle house in between?
So how you doing that? There's no waffle house, Ray Conda.
Ah, Okay, didn't know you were in Colorado. But I want a
jab in real quick. First of all, since they mentioned the bat North
Carolina and their agriculture, I'm actually just a real big slash Christie from North
Carolina. Real quick farms that's pretty good. And the state guys, I
would say it is a new Vampshire. That's well. Guard goes. Okay,
they've been all on the stasion up. We're out for years. You
know, it's been a gammicks down in Texas far back to that, remember
it. I ain't never gonna have list right. A few years back,
I was a guest on the Republic of Texas radio show, actually, uh,
discussing the topic. I have no idea why the hell they brought me
to do it, but uh, but there it was. And then they
then they had me back to discuss the JFK stuff, which I'm like,
well, at least I know a lot more about that, thanks, But
yeah, they just invited me on. I was on one of those shows
years ago. I probably could dig it out of the archives and re release
it. Anyways, what else on your mind? Are they? Well,
I had, uh one quick thing about the Texas succession. I've actually thought
about buying, you know, back in the day years ago, just buying
you know, chunk of but cheap property out well, back when he was
cheap out in the West Texas s deansre Way, just in case, you
know, I might give you citizenship, you know what I mean. But
uh, but you know, there again, you know, we could do
a whole show on that sometimes, especially if Fast wanting to. But there
again, you know, I've heard it talk. Let's let's see it walk.
I mean, I said a few things that that's gonna stop it momentarily,
know basically, but I think it over go anywhere. Uh as far
as I'm gonna kind of go down the list here what I remember, uh
far as Jesse Vancier. You know, I'm I'm not gonna shit on Jesse
and I'm not gonna you know, throw him under the bus or anything.
But you know, he's he's just trying to get some attention. You know,
he's you know, part of the new show. He swapped his gimmick
couple a little bit. I've watched a lot of stuff over the years,
and you know, I like, you know, he'll he'll get a little
slideways here and there. But as Jim Jordan goes, well, you know,
and a lot of these other people was pushing Kevin McCarthy, you know,
back at first of the year and right after the mid terms, you
know, and even before you had everybody that was sick of McCarthy that you
know, let's go another direction when you know, before everybody got rallied back
around the chosen one, when they started charging him about all these crimes and
that in which you know I've said when I said, again, I can't
stand him. But most of it looks like alfare to me, not all
of it. But anyway, you know, it just is what it is.
And that's the reason why you know, you may say, you know
conservatives, you know Connors in their name, because you know it's the same
old shits. I mean, I don't know if this is some kind of
seniority deal or you know, or whatever, but I'm won't try to keep
it clean. But you know who MyD have done whatever kind of favors for.
I mean, I don't understand, I mean, how in the hell
does he represents so called Red state of America even you know this this fake
Red State of America, the propaganda red state were but I ain't even been
keeping up with it because is it gonna matter? And then Jim Jordan on
top of it, you know, he makes some good sound bites, but
there again, listen to the previous five minutes and you know, the four
or five minutes after those sound bites, go looking at other things that he
says, and he's done and stuff he felled. I mean, I'm not
really impressed by him, you know. I mean he probably wouldn't be impressed
to me, but I mean, just that squeaky ass, you know,
hateful, you know, powa hungry bullshit. He goes on with that,
just don't doesn't trip my trigger and then whatever comes out here. Did you
watch any of the committee hearings that he was the chair chair over regarding the
Judiciary Committee recently. I saw just a few less than thirty seconds here and
there, because there again, you know, show me something. All that
we see is you know, they'll get up, you know, and they
get everybody flowered up. And now I want to go out here, and
I'm like the best examples I can excuse. It's like all this Johnny Come
Lately about in the atl and you know in this in that you know,
defund FBI, blah blah blah, bullshit, it's not going to happen.
You know, that is just bullshit. That's just them basically just gasl like
just tease me. That is total bullshit. You know, you couldn't even
get Republicans that do so. I'm f it's arm brass gimmick. When they
had full control of all three branches of the governments, full control, and
you couldn't even get them to say, oh yeah, yeah, they've been
millions of the sold you know, I'm glad I never bought one. But
I mean, who can really sit back and really believe in this stuff.
I saw an article other they didn't read all of it, but the headline
was how the Republican Party was in runs. I can't disagree with that because
I've said that for at least three and a half four years. I mean,
it's like you've got the left, which is the Republicans, and you've
got the hard left, which you know is most immigrants and three quarters of
the so called GOP. I mean, it's just I don't know how to
say it any other way, is just sitting here to seeing people just bullshit
drifting boat Grifton, you know, donations and I think there's well meaning people
that has some principles, but I don't think they're going to get that burn
in front of me. It seems to me like the people that get attention.
I mean, maybe it's just me and maybe it's just you two,
the people that are really getting any attention, or just those that are making
sound bites, uh and and and fundraising. I mean, that's that's who's
winning when it comes to politics in general at this point, whether it's the
GOP or it's the DNC. Uh. If you're able to make the sound
bites and you're able to fundraise, you get to win. Some weird thing,
though, is that you would have thought that Jordan might have as sended
to the speaker chair, but he had what twenty against him in the first
vote, and I think they've tried what is the two or three times?
How many times has Jordan tried BPG? Are you do you remember? Is
the two or three they had? They had the third vote today and he
lost my twenty five shorts. So We started out twenty and then the next
vote it was twenty two or twenty one, and then this one was twenty
five that didn't vote for him. See I almost wonder this one, Harlan,
if somebody really had balls on the on the you know, Republican side,
they would switch their vote in public to Jeffries and be like, you
know what, you don't knock it off, you don't get your your crap
together here and give us a real, you know, a real workable situation.
We'll just go ahead and give that speakership to the Democrats temporarily, you
know, like just threaten them with it, not necessarily do it, but
threaten him with it, like two or three of those guys when he's twenty
five short and Jeffries is, you know, also short, two or three
votes strategically handed over to the Democrats. That would make brand new headlines for
some of these guys whose names have gotten forgotten, and they might be able
to get out there and make a point about this, Oh why did you
switch sides and go to the other side of the aisle, And literally they
could come out and say, because our side is so dysfunctional, we have
to have something functional even if I don't agree with it. I mean,
that would has been the problem with Republicans, You can't They never have a
plan. Look at Obamacare, all right, Obamacare got approved, they waited
it out. They kept saying repealing and replace, repealing and plate and replace.
But the one time that they actually had the ability to vote down Obamacare,
what happened. That's when McCain walked in and gave the thumbs up signal,
you know, as if he was Julius Caesar. And when they asked
him why he voted for to keep Obamacare, what was his response? Well,
if you're going to repeal and replace, you got to replace it with
something. And they didn't have a plan. Republicans went how many years without
a plan to replace Obamacare? But yet that was the big number one thing.
We got to get rid of this in the economy. It controls a
certain percentage of everybody's wealth. We've got to do away with it, but
didn't have anything to replace it. Well, now they're in that same situation.
You had what eight members decided to vote out McCarthy because they felt like
McCarthy lied to them. That's one of the things that I heard attributed to
Gates. You know, he said he was going to have these budgets up
here, these spending bills, ready to be voted on. The thing that
Gabs didn't tell you was is they couldn't get the spending bills out of committee,
right, and if it doesn't come out of committee, you can't put
it on the floor to vote. But that's something that you didn't hear out
there. It's just Gates up there running his mouth. So you had eight
Republicans decide to pull the rugout from Honor McCarthy for basically for personal reasons.
It was a bunch of personal vendettas that has been going on in Simmering for
a couple of years. Well, now there's the problem. You voted to
get rid of them. Now, how are you going to vote to get
somebody in? It took fifteen ballots to get him accepted. What are you
going to do now? And that's been the problem with the Republicans since back
in the fifties. They don't have a damn plan for anything. I guess
the last good plan on the Republicans is when Nixon took the South when he
ran for election. Yeah, fair enough. Other than that, they haven't
had a plan since then for anything. See, but that's been the case.
Dysfunctional now exactly, that's the consistent problem. And I tried to have
this discussion with somebody earlier and they didn't understand it. And I said,
here's the problem. Okay, fine, you want to take this out.
You want to get rid of this guy, you want to get rid of
Obamacare. Okay, fine, what do you have to put in its place?
That ridiculous thing that they offered? Right? Remember that whole Oh we
have a plan, it's great. It was nothing. See, here's the
thing. We want to get rid of the speaker. We don't have a
plan to go forward after that. We're just going to take stuff down and
score points. And that's what's going on, and telling you it works the
other way too. It's just that they're not in power at the moment when
it comes to the House. They're just not so they can know. Because
when they were in power, they had someone like Mitch McConnell on the Republican
side that would bend over backwards and kiss their butt. They didn't need to
have a plan. They knew they could get the mcconnald to fold. That's
you got to. As much as I hate a Democrat, and I'm sorry,
I think that they're playing on the world, but you got to give
them credit. When they come up with a way of doing something, they
stick together. There is unity there. The Republicans have been disjointed since what
the early sixties after Nixon, they fell apart. Nobody could come up,
nobody could agree on anything, and these moderate Republicans and that's why I'm I
don't. I've never considered myself a Republican. I've never you know, I've
never followed along with their ideology because it's too what's a moderate Republican. A
moderate Republican is a liberal. It's funny because they're so screwed up now within
their party. There's no conservatives left in the Republican Party. It's a missmansh
of mediocre, middle of the road people with no clue and can't come up
with an independent thought and get anybody to get behind them and convince people that
it might be a good way to do it. What I feel ridiculous.
What I find really bizarre about what you just said and your opinion is that
I see the circular firing squad every time the Democrats get an opportunity to actually
accomplish something. They go after each other. I don't see unification. Yes
they do, but in the long run, when it comes to them versus
the other side, they coalesce. Now they yeah, they shoot each other
in the foot, left and right, but at the end of the day,
they all stand there with they're wounded feet, with their arms around each
other's shoulders saying, okay, send the next Republican all over. You know.
See it's funny. It's like a case of Red Rover. They keep
a team, work together. You got to give the Democrats credit for that.
They do work as a team. See what's hilarious. I don't give
them credit for that, because what's hilarious to me is that I see it
exactly the opposite. Usually, the Republicans stick together, but they don't ever
have what comes next. They stick together just fine. They will stick together
for stuff regardless of what's going on. They don't shoot each other in the
foot usually, but they never have a plan for what's next. This to
me is the first time that I'm really saying that they break it down like
this and are doing a Democrat dance where it's like we're just going to become
completely unproductive. We're gonna get zero done now, you know, Well,
like you got to look at it this way. When they're not getting anything
done in Congress, your pocketbook is much better off. Okay, But anyway,
Harlan, you just heard us go back and forth. What do you
got to say to that? Before I go to vance and check the lines
again, I've got plenty to say. Sure, go ahead. First of
all, I agree, okay, they that they never have a plan a
lot, and that's because they're not looking for it. Uh, you agree
with both of us very well, Yeah, you agree with both of us.
You agree with both of us in that case, because that's one thing
him and I agree on. They don't have a plan for what's next.
They never do that. That's that's been the case now for at least twenty
five years, I think since uh, since Gingritz was out of the equation.
Right. They they basically don't have what's next. They they have what
they want to do right now. But yeah, go ahead, Well what
it is? They a plan, but they don't have a plan like what
they peace? Okay, the plan is and you know I've been I've been
a live long enough now that you know alone looking back, you know years
in the past. The plan is is the griff monty, Uh, that's
the plan. Okay, and you know, I'll they respect they paying you
and everybody else listening if you cannot say how fixed that the majority of this
is You're not going to see it in five more years. You're not going
to see it in ten because they've been too many times. It's like go
back to twenty eighteen, okay, okay, when they took a bath during
the midtim you know, back you know, after you know, everybody had
had, you know about a year of trust to plan for their chest and
it was obvious that you know, Trump was bullshit and he wasn't even done
nothing but the fur run in his mouth. They still had from election day
on end of January. They could have went to chamlenge stuff through like this
voter frut Stappit's just like the deal with the We've talked about this before a
couple of months ago. Back to Obamacare. They voted seventy two times to
repeal and kill Obamacare when Obama's present. As soon as Trump gets their kill,
ain't even his plumb out of its repeal and replace. And now you've
still got some that's I hear grifting and trading and electioneering about how they're one
of you know, now the election seas are starting for up some of these
senators of this stuff saying, oh yeah, we're going to repeal Obamacare.
The Supreme Court that everybody brags up. I wish Jimmy James was here because
I don't want to talk about him. You know, he ain't here to
defend this up. With Jimmy James and the Supreme Court. You know that
Trump upon it seven to three or excuse me, seven to two. You
had two Republicans on the Supreme Court ode against the individual mandate and you had
four go with the three lift. So, you know, the Obamacare situation,
and especially since you know that there's more than one person. I hear
at a saplus business that's act. I don't know. I think you know
what's what talking about that because it's overwhel I mean, how could you ever
when you've had, you know, the first go around with John Roberts say
it was you know, kosher, and then you come back to you know
here just in twenty twenty one, they said it was kosher again for the
Supreme Court and it's it's great and it's grand and blah blah blah. How
do you go over here? But really, the only thing else I've really
got to add in there I've got, you know, I hope that you
know, yes, that they are some well meaning they might not be his
hardcore's luck a lot of people you don't want them to, but you know,
well meaning people just can't grab any tracks. But I'm telling you,
you know, here again, where is this red steak? You told me?
Where's just the basics? You know. I mean, I've heard this
ship all of my life, and it looks like to me that you know,
the survey says, it's just a damn life. You know, we
need more republic standing over here. A p lettering is saying that, you
know, it's something here reading at the baw results and they're going to be
negative. It's not positive, you know. I mean, there you go.
That's why I look at it. And it's just like I said,
I want to say one more thing, I shouldn't. It's just like I
said, if you must go on this ship, my opinion, there's a
certain section of people on the right, Republicans or whatever, just going again.
Democrats you know, in general, but not somebody you know that's Democrats
just got too wild or they just wanted to come over and play Republican,
you know for a while. Okay, you've got those folks, but you've
got a hardcore section of people now that are just like the snowflex on the
left that they don't want to hear nothing but whatever conserved you mean, you
know where the maga folks. You know, think there's a hardcore six of
those in America that I just don't think we're gonna be able to outlive unless
Trump loses this next election and everybody has a big boohoo and a cry and
finally, you know, sobers up like you know, of course he was
after the mid terms. I don't say war the hell this is going to
you know what I'm saying ought to you guys now, I hear you.
I'm gonna put you back on hold so we can get back around advance.
But I still have in my back pocket at the moment, despite the fact
that Sidney Palll just pled guilty, which we didn't even get to that story
tonight. Maybe we'll try and touch it real quick before we go. But
I mean, the more they charge him and everything else. The more I
see him winning in twenty twenty four and they're sticking with him, So I
got to say, there seems to be a unification there. They've all decided
to get around them. I went from oh, my god, we can't
believe that this guy is in our midst to well, we absolutely support President
Trump. I don't know what to say about that conversion because nobody questions it.
It seems like to me, but eh, again, my worldview is
weird. Anyway, what do you think, be Pete, you want me
to get around Advance? I mean, because we're heading toward just about the
two hour mark, and I mean, unless we get some more callers or
something else happening here, I think I might close it out pretty soon,
just so I can get out of the position I'm in because my back is
screwed up bad. But other than that, what do you think? Yeah,
go ahead and bring Vance on. I'm curious to see what he thinks
about it. Well, see Vance, typical Advance. I would think he
would say, well, this is a good reason as to why it is.
You know, just all this crap all needs to go, is what
I'm thinking. But Map I don't want to speak for you advance anything you
want to comment on. Well, yes, I resemble that remark, and
you know that's that's been my opinion for a long time. And well let
me just first start off real quick without getting into a new bad tribe.
But on the Palestine Stindy and thing and the show and all that out,
I'll be the first tell you, and I should just start off any time
I start. You know, given my opinion that you know, I may
be wrong. You know I'm not as well studied on, you know,
all the ins and outs of the history as dpts certainly, and you know
most of my opinions are based, you know, basically on my own moral
code and what resonates you know. Yet, like I said, I don't
give authority over the empires that established all these rules and created these states in
this way and that way. And you know there's you know, in my
opinion, you know, motives for all that stuff. You know that you
know we you know, do and don't know about and et cetera. So
you know, I'd be interested to see where I'm wrong. And I admit
I'm not an expert on doctor Gebe Matte or any kind of criticisms of his
opinions or whatever. And very rarely do I agree one hundred percent with you
know, anybody on anything. So I'll just put that caveat out there and
and and then get back around to the government thing that you know that that's
it's just a WWE with suits and weapons of mass destruction, okay, you
know in the New World Order is just the old World Order with you know,
better technology and mind control. You know, so you know, the
there's you know, we may be able to, you know, if we
can push back on just like I'm saying, all this agenda twenty one and
twenty you know, however far it goes back and all those you know,
Davos and you know, all those things, they're you know, they're on
record. It's not a conspiracy that there's a group of people behind the shadows
that are that are that even because they're not in the shadows shadow then you
think they're not you follow what I'm saying, you know, but but they're
on records saying you know that you know, they want to institute this type
of control. So you know we can push back you know, here and
there and stand up, I mean, the right before all this stuff in
Israel that there's demonstrations going on for like nine months or whatever about netting Yahoo,
changing the government and trying to you know, push stuff through. And
then now they you know, they have an attack and now they get to
go to national emergency status just like after nine to eleven here and he just
you know, now he's you know, he's pushing any anything through any way
he wants to at this point because they've controlled that you know, state of
emergency that we've been under, and you know, they'll just stay under forever.
Also, so you know, there's there's no voting our way out of
that. We need to vote our way into getting back to the actual principles
that are supposed to be, you know, protecting our freedoms and instead of
you know, being able to manipulate the commodities and you know, all the
human resources on the planet Earth for a select group of people that you know,
apparently are too disjointed and not intelligent enough to lead us to a better
solution. Because the world's a better place, the worst place now than it
was when I was a kid growing up in the sixties and seventies, and
and you know, so whatever they're doing at work, and so I'm willing
to try anything at least twice fair enough. Random thing I want to throw
in here, which I found funny is that somebody pointed out to me recently
that the Rothschilds have a YouTube channel where they show you, like, you
know, the opulence of their lifestyle and what their you know, collective wealth,
their generational wealth has built up for them. I found that interesting that
there's like a YouTube channel with like, I don't know, twenty seven thousand
subscribers or something. It's not even a huge one, but it's like,
hey, you want to see what Christmas looks like among really rich people?
Yeah, they do that on YouTube. I found that interesting that that is
something that exists and people actually still admire royalty and the decrees thereof, and
those that were not necessarily sitting on thrones but have control over various aspects of
existing institutions. It's fascinating. I mean, just as fascinating as when they've
rome Yeah go ahead, let me is throwing one little, you know,
clever comment. You know, I have a good I don't know why they
didn't think about this long time ago, but you know, in order to
settle the you know, Israel Palestinian conflict. You know, maybe they should
give them some you know, casinos and liquor stores. You know, that
would probably calm everything down right way. Uh, you know, I've seen
that. I've seen that comment. It's but no, no, but it's
it's, uh, yeah, I get where you're going with it, and
I see what you're saying. But I mean, really, it's like it's
like the Vatican channel, you know, the Vatican Channel, the Rothschild's channel.
You know, you can take a look at what has generationally been collected
and who it is that really profits at the end of all of this,
whether it's you know, just the bloodshed of the last seventy five years,
or it's you know, what's gone on for the past couple hundred you know,
in the case of how long this country's existed, or it's many,
many centuries, right, there are groups of individuals that have collected wealth over
time because they they understand the system that most of us are not invited to
play in anyway. So there's that to consider all together. Anyways, I'm
gonna put you back on hold and maybe we'll do a little chaos thing at
the end unless somebody else wants to join in here at the tail end of
the conversation three one nine five two seven five zero one six. If not,
maybe I'll just open the phone lines up and let you guys talk to
each other for a little bit, see what comes to that, and then
close it up out be Pete. Anything you got on your mind. No,
I was just scanning some headlines from around the world, and I mean,
it's it's amazing how chaotic everything has actually become. I was reading a
stroy here wherein or was it Venezuela? The central bank has raised their interest
rates to one hundred and thirty three percent. One hundred and thirty three percent.
What the hell? I mean, how can that country even function?
Now? Is that? Oh? Excuse me for being ignorant, But does
that mean if I put money into a Venezuelan bank account like that would be
the interest rate I could collect? Or is that what they're doing regarding loans
and things? Now? Now that's the central bank loans. I mean they're
interest rate on loans from the Central Bank of Venezuela now up to one hundred
and thirty three percent. I mean, you're looking at rates right, pretty
much in effect before Jeremy and each finances collapsed where it takes you know,
a wheelbar full of money to buil over bread. So this is violent.
This is Wymar Republic type moves here. So we're looking at a collapsing economic
situation in Venezuela, which you know it has to come into play. It's
going to cause Oh I wonder if it's going to cause a bunch of people
to flee that country if they can. I wonder if that's going to happen.
And one wonders where this idea came from and why this is necessary.
I wonder how that happened. But yeah, go ahead, what else are
you seeing for chaos? Chaos? You know? Next next headline that caught
my eye was Biden caught lying in Israel. My son Boat was killed in
Iraq. What I want somebody in major media to go through and count all
the time to Joe Biden has reference his dead son and how many different ways
he died? Does this this? I don't know what is wrong with Biden,
whether it's a phasia or whether it's Alzheimer's, or whether it's just it's
a severe case of dumbass that has multiplied over the years, nobody, nobody
in the history of American politics has gotten away with the amount of bull crap
spouted more than Joe Biden. I do not understand this at all. Anybody
else this would be a lie here. It's just well, just old Joe.
Well look, his son died of what glioblastoma. It can't at the
age of forty two. But according to him, he died in Iraq,
he died in the Middle East, he died in the Afghanistan War. This
is this is I don't you know. We get the we get the government
we elect, and we have elected one hell of a government that's in place
right now. We deserve what we get. I hate to say it.
Well, you don't think that that in some way, this is a logical
response to the bs that we got from Trump for four years where you know,
I mean, you know Washington was involved in airports and a minute.
Though. The thing is, when Trump's founded bullshit, you had every major
media out there, media outlet reminding you of it. Okay, yeah,
true right, we don't hear anything in regards to these things about from from
Biden, and Biden has really come up with some whoppers. Yeah, but
see outside of media response, nobody's going to do anything about it either,
because it's sort of like, yeah, okay, that's just the way this
guy is, and they want to make a stay about anything about it.
He's been elected. We can't get rid of him, how can? I
mean the only other ways in the past have been able to get rid of
the president is to shoot him in Dallas. Well, well no, you
could actually if somebody were to make a logical argument and say that he needs
to be removed because he's you know, incapacitated, that would make sense,
wouldn't it. I mean, we have a mechanism. No, see,
because the Democrats blew that load early as soon as Trump got in the twenty
fith amendment says, you know, he's not capable of carrying out his duties.
We can get rid of them. We can get rid of them because
the man is just not mentally We heard that. Yeah, Trump goes and
takes a cognitive test and pass it with flying colors. So now to bring
it up, it's just rehashing something that you know, was a stupid idea
six years ago. Yeah, but see, there's no point forget that.
But there's my point is the fact that we've already been through this. You
don't think that that's some sort of like, well, gee, it's kind
of normalized now. The old man in the office can say whatever, because
I promise you this, if they gave Biden a cognitive test, they would
also report to you that he passes it too. And I'm not saying that
he should or that he would or that observably, it looks like everybody would
know that's a lie. Because if you go back and look at Biden since
the time he's been in government all. I mean, the guy's never held
a private job. He's been in politics from what after he got out of
school. I don't know if you go back and look at what he had
to bow out of a presidential race because he was caught plagiarizing five pages of
someone else's speech. He plagiarized his way through school. I mean, that's
the thing about Biden. What is it about Joe Biden that all of these
things, over the cumulative years that he's been in public service don't finally add
up to sending him home and telling them, look, just stay in the
basement, we're done with you. See. But outside of the other political
candidate out there would be would go through hell over the stuff Joe Biden has
said and done over the years. That's the part that gets me. Oh,
I know they should, he should. But here's the problem again,
is if it's acceptable on one side, doesn't it make it more normal?
See, here's the deal. You're right, we've already been through this and
it doesn't matter. I mean the whole thing. Remember when they said,
oh, look Trump is perfectly healthy. He's uh and I went, are
you kidding me? This guy's healthy? Okay, you know. And meanwhile
he's got no troubles, but he's taking a medication for this and that.
And I'm like, okay, you know, and then the guys out there
making these statements, and it's like, well, how do we believe any
of these reports? And does it really matter because at the end of the
day, it's a media report as opposed to somebody doing something about it,
actually did anything about it. See, and nobody will do anything about this.
It points out really that as much as the executive branch is supposed to
have all this power, kind of thankful, it doesn't because look at who
was get stuck in there and what happens I mean was he in this condition
when he got there, I don't even know. And by the way,
I think he was. Well, I'll be honest with you, I think
he was. I'm not arguing with you. Yeah, I think the only
reason we saw Biden was keep Hillary out of the deal. Well that and
also you know enough with Trump too. You had to put him aside,
and you had to didn't make sure she did go in there, so and
they couldn't put Obama in for a third term despite everybody's paranoid theories that they
were gonna you know, because I still to this day have people sending me
things telling me that Barack Obama's the Antichrist, which you know doesn't match because
he wasn't born in the Middle East. No, nobody. He'll tell you
that he was born in Middle East. But anyway, well, we don't
know where he was born. Dowey, Well, look, I don't know.
I don't want to go into that, but I will tell you that
nobody has ever asserted anywhere that he was born in the Middle East. Okay,
that much I know. Regardless of how they want to stress on the
Hussein name or whatever, it doesn't matter. He's not the Antichrist. I
really wish you guys would stop trying to show me, you know, Bible
verses about this because it's too funny. Well, I was saying, honestly,
though, I do feel that we have gotten to the point that we
deserve the government we've got because of the idiots that we keep putting in office.
You know, for years, what did we hear we're tired of old,
rich white guys running the country. Well, if you're tired of that,
why the hell do you keep electing them? Well you've never gotten a
good answer to that. Yet that cracks me up because everybody goes, look,
we need younger people, we need, you know, invigorate this and
invigorate. And all I see is everybody who is in positions of power in
our government have gotten what older, they get older and all. And I
do blame this on Generation X, my generation not showing up to the party.
I get it. But same time, I mean, there aren't people
in their thirties at this point that couldn't be put in some of these positions.
Somewhere. No, it's the oldest possible, you know, people not
realizing that they were on vacation. You know, the one woman had to
die to get out of there, right, I mean, for God's sake,
every on both sides of the aisle, just keep the old one in
there. They can still fundraise cool, you know what, They still present
a figurehead good enough to oppose what's worse. You want this, you want
this? How about we get somebody good in there for once? That would
be nice. I mean, it'd be interesting to see what happens. Well,
yeah, I mean to have an election where you actually have a choice,
and it's not a choice between the lesser of two evils. That's been
the dark case since you know factor in the Reagan era. You know who
you vote for, Well, it's the lesser of two evils. I'm sick
and tired of the lesser of two of the evils. I want some people
in there that can you know, that can get in there and do a
job that they were elected to. The problem is, normally politicians have a
certain amount of narcissism where they wouldn't be politicians, and so it's all about
them. It's all about them and getting them reelected. You know, there's
been a few members of Congress that saying, look, I was elected to
represent the people of my district, that's what I'm here to do. And
when they get tired of me representing them or think someone could do a better
job, they'll vote me out. So until I'm voted out, I'm here
to do a job. That's a big difference between the McConnell's and the Nadlers
and the Schumers and these people that have been around so long. They are
truly professional politicians. And a professional politician is the one you got to look
out for. There's the guy that's getting voted mayor of the small town in
the middle of Iowa, who does it for a couple of years and moves
on. You know, citizen politicians are a thing of the past. You
can't have them above a certain level because of all the money that it takes
to become I'm elected above a certain level. So you can forget the citizen
politician that's long gone. The days of you know, mister Smith goes to
Washington, that's all a pipe dream. You can forget it were well beyond
that. There's too much money involved in it for anybody to get in there
and make an effective change without having to play money politics. It's impossible to
do now on a national level, you know, It's like when you call
up when you call up Nancy Pelosi's office to complain about something, then the
first recording that you did is if you're not a constituent, we really don't
care about your call. Well, I happen to get a hold of somebody
in somebody's office one time and they made that statement, Well, you don't
live here, you're really not a constituent. So she's only going to give
so much. You know, wait to the comments you have to say.
I said, well, wait a minute, she ever accepted any money from
the outside of California. Well, yeah, I said, all right,
that constituent shit goes out the window right there. I don't want to hear
it anymore. She's willing to take money from outside, and she's willing to
bowed a lobbyist from outside of the state of California. But if you know,
a taxpayer calls up, well you're not in her district, so she's
not going to listen to you. That's our problem. We have so much
money coming in from not only other areas in the country, but also international
individuals or entities pumping money into these damn elections. And until we get rid
of the money you're not going to get government. What you're dealing with now
is a photocracy. It's crazy. Yeah, fair enough, And look,
it would be nice, you know in the it would be nice file.
I'd love to see, you know, other than okay, you're hungry,
how about we have you know, a dog shit or cat shit sandwich.
I'd like something else between the bread, please, you know, just just
something else that, like, I don't know is food instead of that.
I mean, I know, technically speaking, there's nutrients there, but you
know, not what I want to eat. Anyways, I'm going to let
everybody come on the line. Well it was. I'm going to Harlan first,
unmuting him, and if anybody else wants to join in, you can
do that too at three one nine, five, two seven five zero one
six because I'm about ready to just flush this one for the week. And
I gotta tell you, I feel a lot better about this show than the
last. But uh, still waiting to hear you guys here feedback. We
got a few live comments, yes, and uh we'll take those into account,
and you know, let me know what I should do with that podcast.
That's all I got to say about it. And uh, I like
Bpete's idea. Maybe you do too. Let me know that info at ocelly
dot com you can email me there, or blind JFK researcher at gmail dot
com. I will answer either one of those and take into account what you
have to say. Okay, so I've let Harlan and Vance both back on
the line, and uh I'll start with Harlan. Anything you want to add
in here as we're getting ready to close out. You can't make chicken sad
with that a chicken shit If they you won't have to test. There you
go, there's some wisdom. I like that nice and punch that shit cover
and what waves out there? You have it? There, you have it.
I can't argue. I be people. I can't argue with them,
can you. No, not at all, not at all. And I
haven't like chicken salad. Yeah I like chicken salad too, And I think
if you start adding the chicken shit in, I've got no I got no
time for it. You know other people might do that. I mean you
want to do that, eat bugs and everything. I mean, that's up
to you. I fully support your right to consume as you choose, but
uh, not what I want. So Thank you, Harlan. That's great.
Vance you're also back on the line, so uh, I'll just let
you guys talk for a little bit if you want, go ahead, Harley.
The one thing I would like to touch on was, you know,
the kracking things like it's been through city Pow. I missed that one.
I was reading some stories on it saying that you know, hurt they from
the testify if you know, quote, if she's styled, and other defend
and include you know Trump. Uh. And I sent that those stories around
to a few people on Facebook and a few of them that I know personally,
and I'm like, well, that looks like the cracking has been released
and you've got the automatic just oh they was election froud. They was this
blah blah, Well that what the peons the pone is she pled guilty,
she's ready to rat, you know, And that just went right over the
heads. Hey, Harlan, do me a favorite. If you have some
of those stories, send one to me or drop in the chat room,
because you know, I'm looking at the ap story and according to the ape,
which is the one I was going to read off of, here's the
conditions, I skipped down and I'll give you guys the link in the Ocelli
chat room. I think I might have already done it, but if not,
I'll put it there. I think I already did, but whatever,
I'll put it there again. Yeah. It says as part of the deal,
she will serve six years of probation, will be fined six thousand dollars,
and we'll have to write an apology letter to Georgia and its residents.
So I guess I'm expecting a letter from Sidney Powell in the mail soon.
She also recorded a statement for prosecutors and agreed to testify truthfully against her co
defendants at future trials. So they're saying in other articles that part of the
deal is for her not to have to testify. Is that what you're saying?
Yes, yes, yes, to testify, not not? But yes,
handy there, okay you yes, yeah, okay, okay. No,
I misunderstood you then because I was saying, wow, because I'm here
in a contradiction, and it wouldn't be the first time where there's a legal
agreement one way and the public thinks that goes a certain way, and then
you find out, well, maybe she doesn't have to. But I thought
disting point here, Sidney Powell went ahead and and and took this plea deal.
But I remember when this stuff was going on, and they were they
were filing cases in different jurisdictions to dispute the election, and there was back
do you remember back when Millie Weaver had her falling out with Alex Jones over
things that were said in conjection with with m oh god Lills Trump sidekick,
he got his house got raided, Michael Cohen, nou dragon tattoo on the
back. What's a dirty tricks guy. I'm not a dragon tattoo. He's
got a tattoo at Nixon, Roger Roger Roger Stone. He's got a tattoo,
Ni tattoo. Yeah. Anyway, back when all this was going on,
Cydney Powell referred to some documents that were provided to her by a podcaster
by the name of Toy, who was a sidekick of Millie Weaver when she
went through that whole spiel with getting kicked off Alex Jones's channel and all,
well, they had brought up some claims on election fraud and that because of
the machines being rigged and being able to transfer votes and things like that,
nature. She was involved in a lot of the background information that was provided
to Sidney Powell, and I have yet to see her name mentioned anywhere as
being a co conspirator on any of this stuff, and I've been trying to
find I remember seeing information about her when they were filing the claims, but
since all this stuff has blown up over the past three years, I've not
seen any mention of her whatsoever, and which I find amazing because she's got
pretty big footprint when it comes to podcasting and things of that nature, and
being involved in the Alex Jones, Millie Weaver, whole cabal of people that
have been spout in this election denial since it started, and I'm just I'm
amazed that she's been able to stay under the radar. How she hasn't been
brought up on charges because she was providing theo to Sydney Pall and the rest
of these people over the supposed election involving the machines and what we had the
lawsuit against. Was it Fox by the company that made the machines or something
that said they were vulnerable. Yeah, I'm surprised they haven't gone after I'm
trying to find the connection of how suddenly this girl's able to drop out.
She's one of these fantasis like Judith Ferry Baker that has been able to make
claims about all these background things going on before Trump got in, and how
she's involved in all this skullduggery and crap like that. There's the blog on
it all, my blog post covering the whole Millie Weaver thing Dominion. But
I just found it interesting that I've dopted able to see her indicted anywhere on
anything, and she was responsible for a majority of the information Sydney Powell was
using. Well I don't know what. I don't know what percentage she was
responsible for, but I know what you're talking about, and you're talking about
the Dominion case. But one of the things with Fox, because that was
supposedly the reason for dismissing Tucker Carlson, right, was because he was making
disparaging remarks while they were in the midst of that, which, by the
way, Tucker Carlson I'm pretty certain is doing quite well at this point,
having become you know, the Twitter ex poster boy for had to podcast,
and by the way, they got a whole thing growing out of that,
and now they're going to start charging like a dollar, I think or something.
If you knew sign up for Twitter. So, yeah, they say
to eliminate spam bots, you just charging the nominal fee will get rid of
a lot of the problems. Well, I think the people that I can
see the point on one hand, But on the other hand, if I
wanted to buy a thousand spam bots and I'm in that kind of business,
I'm thinking to myself, a thousand dollars investment ain't so bad, you know
exactly. But anyway, maybe it's just me and it puts a thousand bucks,
and it puts a thousand bucks in Elon's pocket. There you go,
that's a win win. That's a capitalistic idea of ever heard one, Well
kind of sort of, especially since he didn't even use all his own money
to buy the thing, you know, that that huge multi billion dollar you
know, price tag and all that. That's not all his money. Yeah,
so of course you always do it with opm OHPM is the other people's
money, man. That's how the world goes round. Oh, I know
it. That's see. That's That's the funny thing about Trump is that a
lot of times when he's making these you know, Oh he made a billion
dollar deal. I'm like, yet none of that money's his. You know,
It's like I do that before he was even you know, before anybody
knew he was doing exact credit? Was that having a dollar? I mean
just moving his mouth, you know. I mean, that's that's one thing
about it. It's like people used to say years ago, you could learn
a lot watching Bill Clinton. You can learn a lot watching Donald Trump.
You've got to respect you to that attitude. Well, I don't. I
don't. I don't know how to apply it, is the problem. I
mean I see the grift, but I don't know how to run it.
I mean, I gotta be honest with you, what you might I I
just I a problem. I am born with a conscience. Is that what
the problem is? Okay? Makes sense. Well, look, speaking of
having a conscience and all that good stuff again, we are preparing to go
to Dallas now in less than a month. Uh but see by this time,
actually we'll be on our way back by the twentieth of November. So
you know, there you go, that's happening. If you want to meet
up with us, Uh, there's still plenty of ways to do that.
Be Pete and I will be on the road going to Dallas. Uh,
hopefully not arguing about you know, Palaes nine in Israel. The whole way.
I've got a couple of audio books. If you you have a seat
D player in your car, do you have a CD player? No,
that's the one thing. When I bought this car, and that's what killed
me. I had a ton I mean, I got a crapload of CDs,
and I had a lot of albums that I recorded over the CD.
But when I get it, no CD players got a damn MP three holes.
So I had to go out and buy thumb drives and then transfer all
my music onto computer, then put all my music onto the thumb drive just
so i'd have it with me want to go. But now that I got
Bluetooth on it and YouTube music, that's pretty much what I load up when
I hit the road, And that way you can play whatever the hell you
want, okay, Because I was wondering, I mean, you know,
if you wanted to like listen to some audio books or something along the way.
I mean, I've got stuff on CD and things like that. I
mean I could I could clearly rig up some like a regular USB thumb drive.
Could I plug that in there or no? Yeah, okay, yeah,
regular USB thumb drive. That's what I did. I put all my
CDs on thumb drive. I think I've got eighteen hours just on one nice
of a mix of everything. But like I said, once I win a
Hit and Ball premium YouTube music so that when I get on I can turn
the bluetooth on, put that on hit shuffle on my music. I got
like eleven hundred songs right there to listen to, so excellent, No ads,
no, nothing. Well, I'm still working on raising funds to do
that. And if you want to come and meet us there, you'll definitely
get something out of the deal. I might even have an extra lunch or
two, depending on arrangements on different given days, stuff like that. So
and I don't know, I think we could probably squeeze somebody else, you
know, sneak somebody else into the hotel room kind of thing. VPTE.
Probably we could probably get one other spot in there. If you want to
chip in because you can't afford the rate and you want to be able to
go to the conference, that's a possibility, okay, But obviously, I
mean I'm not going to just take random I don't know you from anywhere.
One guy actually offered to put us up at his house. I sent you
that email or the message, right b Pete, Yeah, yeah, so
you know, but I think he's a little too poor away for it to
work out. But I appreciate that, and I appreciate any offers of,
you know, assistance for us to get there and back for sure. And
I'm hoping to meet a bunch of you at the conference. So let's do
that and let's gear up for it and there you go. So I'll tell
you what, man, how should we close this one out? And be
Pete, what do you think? Well, we can get everybody's part in
thoughts and just shut her on down. Well we're a little bit pastime,
a little over, not much, not too much, but a little bit
over. So you got more than two hours out of it. Anyway,
you guys listening. But I really hope that we can get more participation again,
you know, with callers on the Friday Night show. I appreciate you
guys that do call in, Harlan Advanced being two of the main guys who
often call in. Jimmy James absent tonight. He probably overslept or something.
That's what I'm thinking, Either that maybe there's a good baseball game on or
no, he's a football guy. I don't know. Maybe he's a baseball
guy. I know that there's the playoff game on tonight, so maybe he's
doing that. Maybe he forgot I don't know. But either way, we'd
love to hear from any of you, you know, especially if you want
to throw in brand new ideas and new material into the mix. Certainly.
And I have no idea what our plan is for next week, but we
might have one and we might not, so by all means, join us
anytime. So who should we go to first? You want to just,
you know, let everybody get a final word sort of, Yeah, let's
go in order. We'll just hit Harland, then we'll shoot the vance and
then we'll scrattle on out of here. There you go, Harlan, you
got a final thought for this week? You know, really the I didn't
get into it tonight, not because I was excused the victim byme in last
week. You know, I figured, you know, everybody's probably we're out
with it stuff, you know, just just pray for pace out over the
world, and we don't get sucked into another world war out paste over the
Vance well before Vance speaks. I think everybody on this call would agree that
we do not want to see a uh, the United States dragged into a
conflict that because I saw people discussing a draft and everything else online this week.
It makes me shake my head every time, you know, it's like
this nervous response for they're gonna they're gonna make a draft. Now we're going
to it. It's full on and I'm like, we're not actually technically involved
yet outside of our money. Yeah, go ahead. You know. I'm
a post on Twitter this week something to the fact, you know, the
generation that nobody wants to work anymore also seems lack the generation and nobody wants
to go to war anymore. I think there is that sentiment out there,
well would that work for us or against us? Because you know, look,
I I really don't want to go to war either. But when it's
necessary, it's necessary, you know, and necessity is one thing, and
being dragged into things because is yet another. So I would say collectively,
I'd like to not see a violence continue on the planet as is, regardless
of where it is or for what the purpose is, or which government perpetrates
it, or which group of individuals has declared themselves whatever, it's kind of
irrelevant. I think that bloodshed is just something that we should be able to
get passed at some point in our history, and yet we seem to not
do it. But you know, here we are continuing on, and I
don't think anybody here is like aching to go to war. As for whether
you know, the generation that doesn't want to work also doesn't want to go
to war, that would kind of make sense, though Harlan wouldn't it.
Well, what I really meant, but that is, you know, we
often here in the list two or three years, nobody will work, or
in a lot of cases, it's not just these young people that you know,
gets to blame. It's the same way like was abortion for many years,
the young girls got to blame for it, even though it was you
know, the forty some year olds getting it. Those same forty some year
olds that was done. All the blaming on these young girls at that time
is now fifty summer sixty. But just in general, a lot of people's
kind of got wise to where, you don't know, they ain't gonna work
for us, Just like a lot of people ain't gonna go to war for
us or something made up or something that's on the other side of the world.
It's just a bunch of politics that's been going on for you know,
before they was born. This stuff's been going on before I think anybody on
this call, you know, was born. And that was really you know,
my overall you know message. You know, I think some people picked
up on it, some people get it. That's kind of way, you
know, I look at it. As far as you know about everything's going
on over there, I will say this everybody here, all the lives we've
been you know, BP mentioned earlier, you know, Hamas was elected and
everything, and you mentioned the part about how that you know, they're kind
of just stuck right there, and both of you have got good pompers,
but the average person over there just think our government here, whether if we
agree, will follow them or not. Well, they're the ones that's elected.
And like we're looking at you know, hamas As, you know,
Ben Turist, and I'm not saying that they're not because it looks like that
come in and you know, took over the show over there in that area.
But they're looking back at us. I'm sure thinking that you know,
our government is the terrorist and the same way then I'm sure that some of
the Israelis is looking at us that we're the problem and vice versa. You
know, you can get this this searchular orange bluck. But at the end
of the day, you know, the majority of these populations of all these
countries, regardless it's Israel, you know, the Palestinians or you know,
the Americans, Russians, the Ukrainians or whoever, there's a lot of people
that's just like you know, versions of us there. It's just trying to
live them. And it's you know, we're knocking on the twenty fifth year
of the twenty first century. Screw a bunch of this boat. If you
can't come up with a solution, get out of the way and let somebody
else track. Well, yeah, something else what they happened, then it
ain't working. See. Ultimately, that's where I come down on it is
just like with most things, the reason why there hasn't been a solution is
because nobody's been able to come up with it. And that's because there haven't
been any new ideas. There hasn't been any innovation. It's just the same
old arguments which are not accomplishing anything. And you know, if you want
to leave things as they are, they will occasionally do what boil over and
turn into something else. And that's it. If you don't fix the problem,
it's going to fester. Whether it's our our border issue, well,
whether it's our border issue or it's their border issue, or it's it doesn't
matter because if nobody makes a move to fix it, and they just make
moves to argue and fundraise off of it, well then that's what you'll have
and that's what will result from it, because nobody's making any moves outside of
the ones that have already failed. I mean, you know, you go
with the Trump thing, Hey, Hamas was smart. They attacked an area
because somebody said something in public. Uh. And at the end of the
day, also, hey, I did the most for Israel of anybody and
that's all he had to say. So what are you gonna do? Trump
lies? I mean to be I mean, everybody's just been a listening that
they know that. You know, I'm very critical of the Orange one.
They did. Trump really lies. Should he have said it, probably not.
I wouldn't have said it, but he didn't really lie when you put
everything in the contection. I'm I'm not saying that what in some just politics
over here slanging around it back and stuff. But you know these statements,
you know, I mean just because no absolutely no, no, no,
no, no lies there, Harlan. But you know what's funny. You
know what's funny about it, though, is it's not about the lie.
It's you know, the only way to do damage with your words is to
lie. Some people think that, but that's not true sometimes, you know,
it is the things that you choose not to say that are really the
strongest because on occasion, yeah, you don't raise up your voice. You
raise up your voice when it's going to have a positive result, when it
changes something, then it's good to wield it, especially if you know you've
got a platform. But when you're just out there making reckless statements, you
don't know what you're encouraging. And that's the thing about it, you know.
So uh no, it's not just about the lie. Like you know,
we could sit here and talk about Biden and his ridiculousness with what's what
he said with his son, and yeah, true, it's it's bs absolutely
What is the damage done? Is yet another story. I mean, is
it just because of the lie? Lying is damaging, sure, but lying
can also be useful in certain cases if you don't let people know certain things
for strategic reasons, which is almost the point he was trying to make.
I don't even blame him for it. I just find it strange that you
know that unrestrained commentary is is is a good idea? Why anybody thinks that's
a good idea? I don't know, you know, But anyway, Hey,
we find out, I'd like to, you know, pulling out everybody,
you know, especially with the stuff it's went on this week. And
I'm not gonna get in the who's supposed to did walk with the hospital and
they were saying, but the stuff that we're saying says this has been going
on that you know, all of a sudden, this is gospel and it's
not blah blah blah. Listen to more than one person, you know.
I just don't hardly listen to Fox Music or but find somebody on the other
side. I listen to a lot of Young Turk stuff, and hell,
I agree with sixty seventy percent of us, and you know, basically the
thirty to forty that the don't, I really don't, but listen to different
people, you know, and kind of puts whatever facts you can together and
come together and kind of discern though and make a decision on y'all not just
one hundred percent. This is absolutely gospel. And the people that's saying that
the other side's lying, look at it a little bit and see if they're
making a good case to say out because a lot of this stuff it's just
like I said last week, it's not looking good. I think we're living
in a time now that this just because the Israel lobby says or whatever says
something to gospel. There's more people than ever is sitting there scratching their head
and being like, well you know about this stuff like that, and that
is absoually a lot of the problems. M fair enough. So anyways,
let get in there and say something. He's been over here tasting there you
go, vance exactly, dvance your your closing thoughts for the week. Well,
like you know, Parland said, you know, that's what everybody should
be. You know, it's amazing how we've lost our innocence and and you
know, and I guess even maybe our soul, you know, in this
country, how quick everybody is to go to war and to you know,
start labeling people, you know, to be less than and all that.
It just seems like that is so easily flamed, you know, these days,
and and you know, the the the notion that vp'd I just want
to make this comment. We'll discuss it on time or whatever. But you
know, when we when talking about you know, the Israelis gave you know,
Palestine their own government, let them, you know, let their government,
and that that that just kind of had it gives me that Jones plantation,
you know vibe. You know that you know here where you know,
you're in a place that's walled off. We got a wall around you,
and we get to decide when you can and can't go, and who can
come and go across the wall. And but you get to elect your own
leaders, so you're free what else you want, you know, So I'm
sorry, that's just you know, that makes no sense at all that you
know, regardless of you know, those people's you know, uh animosity or
not animosity or whatever. It's like, you know, that doesn't that doesn't
seem like that adds up to me. So beyond that, I hope we
can. You know, the onset of war is the fall of reasons.
So you know, there there hasn't there. There's kind of be a good,
you know, a two states solution that isn't set up this way obviously
the same way to set up that two state solution, and maybe it's going
to have to have a war that's going to lead to you know, the
conclusion that you know that will lead to a better conclusion. But you know,
I hope it doesn't get that far. And you know, I for
one, don't support war anywhere on the planet for you know, anything other
than being attacked. You know, you know what I'm saying. You know,
so we know there were attacks and you know, blah blah blah.
But yeah, next next week, we'll figure it out. Next week,
we'll figure it out. You're still an optimist. Have you seen Jones Plantation?
Now? It's an interesting movie, man. Yeah, sorry, I
don't have to watch how they they You can go on the youth bab it's
about thirteen minutes. And that was the original that the full live action.
Maybe it was based to phone. But this is like, you know,
it's kind of like just like pictures and stuff. It ain't a live base
movie, but he gives the basis of about thirteens. Just search on YouTube
Jones Plantations. You'll probably have to go through the trailers for the live action
movie. You should be able to see it, you know, just skinning
down through the search results. And it's a pretty good little piece. We
played it on Tom Cooper Show probably about what's it been advanced three weeks from
months ago. Larkin Rose is one who made it, and it's got a
little age on it, so maybe it several years ago. Yeah, I
got the years ago. I got the link for the It was originally something
written by Larkin Rose, and I've got the the you know, the one
with the pictures and stuff you're talking about. I just put a link in
the chatroom at Chelly dot com to it. Yeah, and now there's a
live action movie to it, which is, you know, the same story
a little more drastically told. But that's that's what the reference is. So
I was just curious that PPT had seen it. So anyway, it's there
if you want to go through it on YouTube. BPTE and uh, I
think they got the movie out there for like a couple of bucks. It's
not that much. But it's a it's an interesting story about you know,
I don't want to, Yeah, I don't want to. I don't want
to spoil the story for you. But it's about It starts out with this
concept about slavery and how they were to transition into being free. And it's
an allegorical story. It's and I leave it at that, and you should
probably judge it based on what it is you view and see what you take
from it. Uh. That that's where I thought. It's it's about our
political system and the free range slaves that we are. Well, you know
that that would be a conclusion that somebody could come to. But I would
leave it open to you and and take a look at it and see what
you think of it. You know, you might reject it out of hand,
but but leave it open in your mind when you go into it.
That's all I'm saying. And L and we Yeah, definitely, we can
discuss it next week if you like. So. Anyways, b PTE,
I guess that sort of leaves it to you. Now for the final word
of the week. Well, rather than everybody go to the Chelly effect and
hit the donate button and He'll keep this thing going. Other than that,
I can give an update on there are some baseball fans out there. Currently,
the Chilly's are leading. They won today, I believe. Yeah,
and they're leading their series to to one against the Diamondbacks. No, I
take that back, they're leading. I think you were right. I think
they're playing now. Yeah, right, they're leading, leading three. Wait,
I'm looking at the wrong one. The Phillies are right now in the
bottom of the seventh they're leading the Diamondbacks and they lead the series to one.
Okay. On the other side, you got the Astros and the Rangers.
They played today. The Astros took it, so they're ahead three to
two. There you go, and out of these two series is going to
be our World Series, which will start what about a week No, end
of the month. Man, it's given later and later. Yeah, twenty
seventh of October. It's the first game of the World Series. Yeah,
it's crazy. Usually it was, it used to be. It was over
by now you could end it without getting to October. Sometimes I think when
I was a kid, like you didn't even have to quite get to October.
I think you might have touched on October first, second, third,
maybe, Uh. Yeah, it was when they expanded the first time.
You know, that's when what was it Reggie Jackson became known as mister October
because that's when he always picked up his playing ability was in the playoffs.
Yeah, so the Yankees then, I think we was given that mantle.
But there you go. We got a World Series starting in a couple of
weeks and it's going to be two or four teams. We'll see who shows
up. Although we all know it's not really the World Series. It's just
the American version of the World Series, American Canadian version sort oka. Canada's
got a couple of team No, wait, Canada's only got one team.
Now they got one team? Yeah, Toronto, that's it. Once when
the Expos went out, that leaves Toronto as the sole team. Yeah,
I just as I was speaking for I have to admit I am a full
fledged Toronto Blue Jays fan, only because I can't stand the Yankees and I
can't stand the Red Sox. So I'll go with the Canadian Listen, anybody
anybody with the Yankees as far as I'm concerned. And I was a Mets
fan, Yes, I know this is problem. Like I told you,
Mets, Jets this is where your star career goes to die. But anyway,
that's the way it rolls. And there's also a controversy about the underpaid
quarterback at eight hundred and something thousand dollars a year in San Francis. But
you know that knows I isn't that a shame? Isn't that a shame?
That eight hundred thousand dollars a year and you just can't make ends meet.
Well, what I would say, though, look, and I get that,
and I feel you on that. But at the same time, if
I'm the guy on the bottom of that barrel, though, I'm pissed.
I gotta tell you, especially if I'm doing well, I'm pissed because I
know there are guys that aren't even like, you know, playing that are
getting paid better than me, that aren't out there risking injury and possibly never
being able to walk again and taking a you know, taking a hard enough
concussion that they might not know who they are in five years, that are
not risking their lives basically, that are getting paid more than me. I'm
pissed. Say, look, I'm a Carolina Panthers fan. We've been dealing
with that since the team was created. You know, our next big draft
pick is going to save the world. And what do we end up with
right now, we're at zero to six. I'm sick and tired of paying
multi million dollar salaries to individuals who can't hold on to the ball. Well
look, look, Carolina Panthers guy, I was a Jets fan and of
arguments. Anyway, get credit. Now they've been doing well, They've will
come up this year, even with all their setbacks this year. Yeah,
but don't worry. Before it gets to the end of the year, they'll
blow it. Anyways. That is the way it is, and that's the
way it was, and that's the week that was on the Ocelli Effects.
So no matter who you are, where you are, when you are,
I'm nearly Ocelly, all of you are indeed the effect. And if you
do donate to the Ocelli Effect and the network at this point, yes,
indeed, you'll help me pay the bills and also help us get to Dallas,
where I am planning on creating a bunch of video and stuff and hopefully
putting out another little mini documentary about this trip, which will be more interesting
because we're celebrating ten years of this show. And also going to be there
for the sixtieth anniversary of the JFK assassination. So anyway, that's that,
good night everybody,