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Speaker 2: You're listening to the fact Hunter Radio Network.
Speaker 3: Here is your host, Douge Hobbs.
Speaker 1: Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time
for another edition of the fact Hunter podcast. As we
record on this Thursday, February the fifth, twenty twenty six.
I'm your host is always George Hobbes, coming to you
from a frigid over Delaware. We still haven't seen the
grass in almost two weeks now this weekend and for
some more tough weather, sub zero temperatures, lots of wind.
So if you are you know the area you live
in is getting hit with this weather this weekend, You'll
be safe. You'll be careful to take care of one another,
layer up and just be safe. Okay. Lots of things
going on, and I think, more importantly, which is at
the root of this podcast, A lot of distractions going on.
And I got a few emails, right, isn't it? Isn't
it interesting that they released the Epstein files. What do
you think they're really trying to distract us from? Well,
one is I truly believe that there will be a
confrontation with Iran in the next fourteen to thirty days
could be sooner, but that's my guest. I semi follow
a guy on YouTube monkey works werx. He uses that
Aavier Labs dot com known as Skyglass, and you can
see all the tracking of the millet well not all obviously,
but a lot of the C seventeens C five and
it's been very active going to and from UAE and Qatar.
And again, this isn't fear mongering, nothing to be afraid of,
but it's just be aware. I think this is one
of the things that they are trying to distract us from.
So yeah, there are lots of things going on. I
think anytime they put something mainstream like that, it's twofold.
Sometimes yeah, it's disclosure, but it's also to distract us
from other things. The other real interesting thing is this
snow we got is different than any we've had before.
And I believe I mentioned a couple of weeks ago
the podcast after we had heavy camtrails Heavy heavy camtrails
the day before the snow, and uh, this guy on
Facebook John Canness. I guess it is k A. N
Eess And by the way, all disclosure. I saw this
on Doug and Stacy's YouTube channel. Right, they just moved
from like a ten acre homestead to like an eighty
eight acre homestead. And you know they haven't been on
too much in the last few months, but now they're
settling in. The audio doesn't really do it justice. I'll
put the link in the show notes so you can
watch it on your own. But he makes a couple
of very interesting points here.
Speaker 3: So as the snow drives up and I mean it dries, okay,
sublimates that got knocked over in the storm. See it's
all dry. This was all covered yesterday. So see how
very little water is coming out of it. That's because
of it's full of iadine one three three and thorium.
These compounds together make snow that simply evaporates. I hadined
one three three skips the liquid phase and turn straight
into basically right on gas. That is how they are delivered.
That is why the snow is different and not running
down the curves, streets, ditches, rivers. That's why Lake Meads
drying up, Lake Powell, Hoover Dam, Okay seven thousand feet
and the rockies here at one of the five fingers
to the Colorado. I'm afraid they ain't gonna be any water.
That's all gonna dry up. Those in Vegas need to
take note. They're not warning you loud enough.
Speaker 1: So I thought that was very interesting. And of course,
thorium is a naturally occurring radioactive metal that according to
this is used in ceramics, gas lantern metals, mantles, pardon me,
and is usable in fuel. But the other one that
the iodine one thirty three. It's also what they call
a short lived radioactive isotope of iodine and fission product
of uranium and plutonium. And it's it's very interesting because
anytime we get snow and then the sun comes out,
there's water running everywhere down our you know, from our
gutters down to the ground through the rain spouts. And
I noticed today, I said to Aniko, I was like,
where's all the the water. There's no puddles, there's no mud.
And again, this is where we live, in your south
little southwest of Dover, Delaware. If you'd look at them
and you see mary Dell on the map, were you know,
a couple miles due south directly of there. And it
has just been very weird. And it's been here for
almost two weeks the sun's been out most days. No,
we haven't had too many days over thirty two degrees,
but we've had three in a row with sunlight and
still there. But the thing is when it melts, there's
no mud, there's no water coming down the rain spouts.
But also, you know, everybody sick. Well you may say, George,
it's wintertime. Yeah, but everybody I've talked to said it's
a little different. So again, are they poisoning us from
the sky? I don't know, but this just feels different.
And as always i'd like your thoughts on this, just
as I did with Charlie Kirk, and I got a
bunch of emails. We're working our way through. We got
an email today from mister Rhoder, who was on the
podcast last year, you know, talking about every day as
we piece this thing together, we get a new email
from somebody and it's extremely nefarious what's going on. And
that has kind of led me to what we're going
to be talking about today, psychological operations, And it's going
to be a multi episode podcast because you have to
control the entire narrative before you can unleash propaganda on someone.
And whether it's North Korean news or the Russian news
or the American news. They are distributing propaganda. Much of
it is fear to get you to trust in the government.
Twenty twenty. As we know, the largest wealth transfer it
was to look, we're going to close down your store
for the safety of others. Right. It was interesting that
covid it didn't find its way into Amazon or Walmart,
but the mom and pop stores that was too dangerous
and we allowed it to happen again. Shame on us.
You know, I like to go to Google every now,
and I don't like to, but I think it's important
we remind ourselves. Go into Google and I put in
you know, small businesses close twenty twenty, twenty twenty one,
and the stories, the numbers are just unbelievable. It's important
to remember that, you guys know twice here to a
podcast playing some of the silliness from that era, and
we'll do that again. Before we jump into that podcast,
I have three more notes i'd like to share with
you all. Number One, again, thank you all for your emails.
I'm working diligently to get back to you. Number One,
for those who are fans of the other podcast, use
Silly Flat Earthers. The Flat Earth Files returns in full
this Sunday night. That is is what is that the
February the eighth, at eight pm Eastern Time. I will
be conducting an interview tomorrow night and that'll go live
this Sunday. Glad to be back doing that as well.
And we will also over the coming weeks have interviews
on this podcast as well. Some very interesting folks coming
your way. Two more things. Number One, you guys know
I'm an amateur radio guy, a Ham radio guy. I
have delved into something called DMR and basically I bought
a hot spot. I was able to configure it connect
it to a Ham radio and it's really cool. Now.
Is it for when the proverbial do doo HiT's the fan? No,
it's not for that, but it is great to communicate.
I was having a conversation with a guy in Trinidad
and Tobago this morning bragging about how it was eighty
four degrees down there and talking to a lot of
like minded people around the world. And yes, you do
have to have a Ham radio life license to do DMR.
You have to provide that license number to get a
digital license. But it's really cool it's crystal clear, and
not having to go out and set up an antenna
right on my twenty and forty meters when it's twenty
degrees outside as a bonus as well. So that's been
a lot of fun. If you all, if any of
my listeners out there are on DMR, let me know.
If you're on a talk group, try that again, talk group.
If not, I'll try to put one together now. The
other one is for everybody, right, I think this is
going to be an interesting year. I always think about
what's the best way we can all communicate with each other.
You all know we have thefacttunter dot com. People use
the chat room there, but I have been using something
called Zello lately, so I created a room. If you
don't know what zello is, just go to YouTube. Type
in Zello and there's like hundreds of two three four
minute videos on how to use it, and we can
all chat in a room there. You can even talk
to each other in a room there. You can talk
one oh one uh one on one or in a group.
So go to Zelo and in the search box and
the channels, just put the fact hunter and join and
we can chat anytime. Right Text messages are easier. But
you know, down the road, once we get it running,
you all can lead it. Say hey, I'm going to
be on at eight and I want to talk about
nine to eleven. Right, Jane can say I'm going to
be on at six. We're going to do I'm going
to pray for everybody. Very easy to use. It's very
very simple. So even if you're a little tech you know, wary,
don't worry about it. It's very easy to use. So
that's it. Let's get into the main topic of conversation.
And that is really how propaganda can be used. But
before it is used, you've got to lay the foundation
of how power is centralized. You can't use propaganda if
there's a bunch of individual people right governing themselves. Propaganda
doesn't work really well. Now, when propaganda relies on government subsidence, right,
on benefits, employment, you're darn right, it's easy to work.
And that's why, pardon me, the New Deal and the
official social socialization of this country is such I don't
hear any podcasts talk about that, YouTube channels talk about that.
And obviously I'm going beyond the scope of faith here
as far as our country goes and listen. I've been
all around this world. We are truly blessed to be
able to, for the most part, you know, practice our
religion for the most part, own property. For you guys
who follow me on substack, I've wrote a very passionate
article on property taxes. Right. You can't have true freedoms
if you don't outrite on your property right and always
talk about the lesser evil is still evil, and Roger
I got that, But I'm just saying there's a lot
worse places that we could be.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Don't like to be a negative nancy all the time,
but a lot of people don't know, see they I'm
not saying that we should not be proud of the Constitution.
And you know, we know a lot of the founders
were Freemasons. And is it possible that the founding of
this country was really through British agents to say, hey,
as long as you say you're free, but we get
you guys back under the central government, we'll still be
able to control you. And a lot of people don't
know that there were a lot and I mean a
lot of important people, you know, post seventeen fifties, sixty
seventies and into the eighties who did not want a
centralized government in this nation. And that's where I want
to start today. And it was the ratification struggle over
the Constitution between seventeen eighty seven and eighty eight, right,
and that unfolded as one of the earl earliest large
scale persuasion campaigns in the nation's history. So, following independence,
governance operated under the Articles of Confederation, right, that was
ratified in seventeen eighty one, which deliberately limited central authority
after colonial experience under British imperial administration. Now, during this time,
you had economic instability, you had interstate trade disputes. Of course,
we had debt crisis. And listen, we've had debt crisis,
as all nations have. But the answer, right, I was
listening to someone talked today, a silver dollar back in
the day, one silver dollar, like one hundred years ago,
would get you a dozen eggs, a gallon of milk,
a loaf of bread, a couple gallons of gas. Right,
But that silver dollar wasn't debt, it was actually worth something.
We use these notes that are loans to the government,
fractional banking, you know, fractional lending. We are in a
debt based country, and it's not going to end well force,
but it was always intentional. Right, So the the one
percent of the one percent, your Rockefellers, you're Rothschilds. Yes,
you're Trumps to a certain extent. Right, the left and
the right they belonged to the same corrupt bird. I
saw a really cool meme today. It said, here's what
your sky looked like under Biden, and it was full
of chemtrails. And it said here's what your sky looks
like under Trump, and it was full of chemtrails. So,
you know, truthers, get out of that left right mind
set because it is number one, there's nothing more divisive.
And number two again they only care about themselves. Right,
there's a big club at a big club at the top,
and you're not in it. Right. So with this economic
instability that the trade disputes on and on right, it
culminated in the Constitutional Convention that was held in Philadelphia
in the mid to late seventeen eighty seven. Delegates including
George Washington, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Governor Morris, and even
Ben Franklin advocated expanded federal authority in taxation and what
was the whole point of the Revolutionary war. Taxes my wife.
Let me tell you something. My wife is the most
in the middle of person ever gets up, never gets down,
always there, very up. I mean, she gets her paycheck.
And then if you work overtime, forget about it. You're
not working for yourself. You're working for Uncle Sam. And
then when you get taxed, and then you go pay taxes, right,
you get your income tax right, you get your paycheck
that's been taxed by the state and FICA Social Security.
And then you go shopping in many states that has
sales tax, you pay taxes there. You know the deal.
I'm getting off topic, but everybody's getting tired of it.
And now even to drive on roads in Delaware that
our taxpayer money built Route one on weekends, it's like
six bucks to go through one tollbooth. It's unbelievable. But again,
these guys are advocating expanding federal authority and taxation, commerce
regulation and executive coordination, and the public acceptance of the
new framework required persuasion. Okay, hearts and minds, right, why
can't we get you know? Nineteen ninety one, late ninety
Poppy Bush is like man, why aren't the Americans getting
on board? Want to take out Iraq, get that oil,
get the Kuwaits on our side. Kowaiti dinar is one
of the most valuable currencies in the world. I know
what we'll do. We'll get this fifteen year old girl
to say that the Iraqis have stormed into the hospitals,
you know, pulled babies out of incubators and throw the
babies to the floor and steal all the incubators. None
of that happened. It's all about persuasion and propaganda. And
it has been in this country Senate since it's founding.
Hamilton Madison, John Jay. They produced eighty five essays between
October seventeen eighty seven and May seventeen eighty eight under
the pseudonym Publius, later compiled as the Federalist Papers. Now
in Federalist Number ten, Madison argued that an extended republic
could manage factionalism more effectively than localized governance. And what
have I been saying for six years on this podcast.
You can affect local government, you cannot affect a federal government.
Federalist Number fifty one emphasized structural checks and balances to
mitigate power concentration. Hamilton, in Federalists Number twenty three stressed
the necessity of centralized authority for national defense and survival.
These essays were circulated in newspapers across New York and
other states to influence ratification debates, and who owned most
of the new papers during that time like Ben Franklin Right,
so they controlled the narrative. Opposition writings, collectively known as
the anti Federalist papers, started to emerge through heroes like
Patrick Henry, George Mason, Richard Henry Lee, he wrote as
the Federal Farmer, and Mercy Warren. Now their arguments emphasized
historical precedent, demonstrating governmental expansion beyond its original limits. So
I assume most of you know that Mason refused to
sign the Constitution on September seventeenth, seventeen eighty seven, citing
absence of explicit rights protection. Henry warned during the Virginia
ratifying Convention in June of seventeen eighty eight that can
soolidation risked transforming Republican governance into distant authority removed from
citizen oversight. Anti federalist resistance contributed directly to adoption of
the Bill of Rights in seventeen ninety one as a
condition for ratification support. Okay, anti federalist resistance contributed directly
to the adoption of the Bill of Rights. Right, and again,
does the federal government mind those ten you know, the
Bill of Rights? Course not, course, not right. You can
have a gun, but can't be this, can't be that magazine,
can only have so many rounds, can't do this, can't
do that? And again, and there's two sides to the story.
A of course, those laws were not passed for gear hunting.
They were specifically passed for you and I to defend
ourselves against the tyrannical government. On the flip side, can
we fight back against F sixteens and F fourteen tom kats?
And no, of course not. But you know, we saw
what happened in Australia during COVID, and we saw what
happened in Canada during COVID. So you either have rights
or you don't. And again, if you just tell people, yeah,
you're free, you just can't do this, this, and this,
then you're not really free. And I argued that with
property taxes, you are not free. You can't have one
without the other. It's very important. So again, parallel intellectual
developments occurred in Europe during the same time, and always
found this very interesting. May first, seventeen seventy six, Adam
weishe founded the Order of the Illuminati in Inglestat, Bavaria,
and that organization emerged from Enlightenment era philosophical currents emphasizing rationalism,
secular governance, secular governance, and critique of ecclesiastical and monarchical authority.
Membership reported academia, bureaucrats, and professionals, influenced by contemporary reformists
through now Bavarian Elector Carl Theodore issued edicts between seventeen
eighty four and seventeen eighty five suppressing secret societies. What
we are told led to the organization's dissolution, right we
know that surviving correspondence and documents later circulated throughout Europe
and far spread throughout the world. Again, they want to
tell you these things don't exist, but they certainly do.
But I will tell you that within North America, Freemasonry
maintained a visible presence among political and civic leadership during
the late eighteenth century. During this day, that's not just Freemasonry,
but all the secret societies. Right, was it two thousand
and four the election between John Kerry and George Bush.
There were both skull and bones members. It was you
were voting for whatever. It's like. You know, there's two
peanut butter sandwiches, Which one do you like better? There
are two peanut buttered sandwiches. One's Jeff, one's Skippy. By
the way, Skippy wins every time. Actually, we make our
own peanut butter. It's very simple to make. Get your
own peanuts, put it in a blender. It takes about
five minutes, but it's delicious. George Washington, Ben Franklin, Paul
Revere and if you're new to this podcast, go back.
You know that the whole Boston Tea Party that was
organized and ran by Freemasons John Hancock all held documented
Masonic affiliations. Lodge networks functioned as a social and professional
gathering space, facilitating relationship building among colonial elites. While these
associations were common and publicly acknowledged, their existence later fueled
public debate regarding influence structures operating with governance circles, particularly
in the early nineteenth century. So if you think that
this hijacking of our government has just happened, you were
way off. This government was carefully constructed from the beginning.
Communication infrastructure of the ratification period relied on pamphlets, broadside
tavern debates, newspaper publications. Printers such as Isaiah Thomas not
the Pistons, I Say Thomas and Benjamin Eads distributed political
arguments widely and here's the thing right. The literacy rates
in northern colonies enabled significant readership penetration. Public persuasion therefore
occurred through written argument rather than broadcast media. What we
do today right, But the functional objective remained identical, shaping
perception of legitimacy, necessity, and risk. Scriptural discourse frequently informed
political rhetoric of the period. Sermons delivered by clergy included
Jonathan Mayhew and Samuel Langdon. They framed governance through Biblical
covenant and moral accountability right, demonstrating overlap between theological interpretation
and civic persuasion during the Founding era. These dynamics collectively
illustrate that centralization debate was not merely structural negotiation, but
a coordinated contrast of narrative influence involving publication campaigns, elite
correspondence networks, institutional affiliations and moral framing intended to guide
public guide, pardon me, public acceptance of government transformation. So
with all this stuff going on again, people are noticing that,
wait a second, this isn't what we signed up for, right.
We wanted to get outs that. That was the whole
thing with the Revolutionary War. We wanted to get out
of the thumb of heavy taxation and answering to other
people and property rights. Well, I own my property, I
paid off my mortgage, I'm debt free. Okay, do this.
Don't pay a property taxes for three years and tell
me how that works out for you, right, tell me
how if you only own nine or ten thousand dollars,
they can take everything and sell it for three hundred thousand.
You'd be surprised. You can go by state foreclosure auctions,
the tax you know, the tax people auctions, the sheriffs.
I guess that the sheriffs do that right by the county.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: And somebody was telling me last week they showed me
a chart the inflation. You know, here's one chart of
inflation for the last fifty years. And here's the chart
for things like social security and the strength of the
dollar and it's not close. People are struggling. It's real.
My wife and I we went went into the city
and got all dressed up and went to the city
as us country folk do the other day, to go
to Sam's Club, stock up on our you know, toilet
paper and all that stuff that you do once a
month up there in the city. But we were shocked.
Still snow everywhere, so sub thirty degree temperatures, and it
seems like every week there's more and more homeless people.
And it breaks your heart. Right, we're cutting checks to
Israel and all these other countries every week, and we
can't take care of our own can't take care of
our streets. We still to this day and again that
snow happened almost two weeks ago. Schools are still two
hours late because they can't. My sister's development just got
plowed like two days ago. It's like our infrastructure is
not keeping up with the population growth, right, And that's
what everybody's worried about, this intentional running into the ground.
And one day it's you know, that's what build back better,
is right. You have to destroy the old system and
bring back the new. Right. They destroyed two towers in
New York City and they've rebuilt one.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: But this anti Masonic political emergence, it goes back to
the disappearance of a gentleman named William Morgan in September
of eighteen twenty six and Batavia, New York, and it
triggered one of the earliest organized public backlashes against the
perceived elite fraternal influence with an American civil life. Morgan,
who was interestingly enough, a bricklayer masonry right who had
resided in western New York, announced plans to publish illustrations
of masonry and what that was was a book claiming
to reveal internal ceremonial proceedings a freemasonry how it worked.
After being arrested on a minor charge and transferred between jails,
he simply vanished. Multiple investigations followed, Several Masons were tried
and convicted on lesser kidnapping related charges, and public suspicion
expanded beyond the specifics of the incident into broader concern
regarding secrecy and institutional power. Political mobilization developed rapidly. By
eighteen twenty eight, anti Masonic sentiment escalated into an organized
electoral action across parts of New York and Pennsylvania, and
the Anti Masonic Party formally emerged as the first third
party to operate across multiple states in the United States.
So if anybody ever tries to tell you you're a silly
conspiracy theorist, you say, okay, hey, just go to Google
and type in Anti Masonic Party Wikipedia. I've been doing
this for two hundred years. People like you and I.
Obviously we're not going to the links they did. We
haven't constructed the Anti Masonic Party. Freemasonry in most communities
are held in high regard.
Speaker 4: Today.
Speaker 1: One of our local representatives proudly puts on his bio
a member of there's a lodge seven or eight miles
from us. Funny enough, it's normally the first parking lot
plout in the entire town. Can't make the stuff up.
But it held the first national political nominating convention in Baltimore,
and that would have been September of eighteen thirty one,
and they selected former Attorney General William Wirt as its
presidential candidate for the eighteen thirty two election. Now, although
Wert himself had previously been a Mason, the campaign demonstrated
the party's national organizational capacity and again, what is the
one thing that the Masons and those in the club,
what are they very good about. They're very good about
penetrating organizations that go against them. That's why yours truly
is very We get five, six, seven, eight emails every
single day telling me how much money I could make
if I signed up for them money up front. Your
podcast is only getting twenty thousand downloads a week. You
could be getting and it is to control you. We don't.
We're not worried about that. We're here to spread a message.
We're trying to get people to put on those sunglasses,
but you know we're trying to take it that step
further understanding that you know, this is not We're only
on this realm for x amount of time, right, we're
passing by. And that's the thing. A lot of truth
seekers stop with secular ideology like Freemason Andrey nine to
eleven in Oklahoma City. And of course those things are important, right,
we need to tell people the truth. But at the
end of the day, you have to be saved as
a follower in Christ. So when this mission's over, you're
moving on to Heaven. And then that's what it's all about.
That is you know, when I was younger going down
all the rabbit holes, you understood that all of this
is spiritual. It's good versus evil. Right, We're not wrestling
against the flesh here. This war that we are fighting
is much bigger than that. Right, they have persuaded us
Christians killing Christians and Christians killing Muslims, and vice versa.
Do you know how many saved Christians have killed saved
Christians on the battlefield?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: I heard that in a sermon yesterday and almost had
to pull over to the side of the road to
fully comprehend the severity of that. Right, We're in a
church on Sunday, and then you're on a battlefield and
Christians are killing Christians, and people say, I'm not under
any psychological warfare. Well, I would say that the matrix
that they have constructed is a lot stronger than most
people give it credit for. So again, the movement secured governorships,
legislative seats, of course, we're talking about the Anti Masonic Party.
Sorry for going off to the side there, and congressional
representation in several states during the early eighteen thirties. People
were tired of it. Again, this is only forty ish
years after, so you know, Grandpa was telling stories about
the Revolutionary war, and they very quickly all those things
started falling back into place. Taxation and rules and more
rules and more laws and this and that, and then
they said, whoa, whoa, whoa, We're not going to get
back into this consolidated power thing. Now. Party literature and
speeches that are still on record, you can see it
emphasizes transparency in public office, something we don't have today,
and questioned and this is the big deal. And again,
if you have someone in a secret society in your church,
you need to pull them aside and have a conversation, okay,
whether oath bound, fraternal affiliation, compromised civic accountability. Right, if
you can walk into a courtroom and flash a hand
gesture and all of a sudden you're found not guilty
and on your way out the door, that is not
a fair and just society. Newspapers that were aligned with
the movement, including publications in upstate New York in Vermont,
they circulated criticism of elite network consolidation and secret institutional loyalty.
You had opposition voices, including established political parties and press outlets.
They often characterized the movement as reactionary or conspiratorial right,
and over the following decade, many anti Masonic members were
absorbed into the emerging Whig Party coalition. So now by
the late eighteen thirties, the party ceased functioning as a
distinct national force, and of course, subsequent historical narratives frequently
reduced its significance to a transitional curiosity, despite measurable electoral impact.
Now parallel to these developments, Freemasonry maintained a continued presence
among civic and political leadership, as it does to this day.
And of course it's not just Freemasonry. You could call
it Luciferianism. You could call you know, whatever particular secret
society you're in. But I'm here to tell you can't
be a good, god fearing Christian. You either are on right.
You can't say, you know, I'm a Christian, but I'm
also in this society. That's not how it works. And
there's biblical connotation that that says, so as well, you can't.
And I don't remember if I said this on my
podcast or if I said it at a men's breakfast
or on a conversation with a friend. But in the
early Church and I'm talking. You know, one hundred a
D one twenty a D. Right. You know, first, Thessalonians,
most people argue, was the oldest book that was written
in again, depending on what history book you're reading, fifty
one to fifty five AD, right, written by Paul. But
the church was very young then, right, you've read in
the Book of Act. But they took their faith very seriously.
So if you were a Christian and you were in
the Roman Army, you could not They would not let
you swear an allegiance.
Speaker 4: To the army.
Speaker 1: Most Christians in the army they held logistics positions. But
back then, remember when you were a full time soldier,
you just weren't training and going to war. You were
kind of like the police. You dealt with local authorities. Right,
things got out of hand, theft, stuff like that. But
the other thing is they also maintained roads and walkways
and that kind of thing. It was National Guard, Department
of Transportation, and the Army all in one fell swoop.
So if you were a Christian number one, you didn't
write what do you do when a lot of veterans
who listened to this podcast, right, you hold up your
hand and you swear to uphold the Constitution of the
United States. Right, early Christians didn't. They were forbidden to
they weren't allowed to kill. They would do logistics positions
very strict. If you look at any of the books
that focus on the early Church, and they were very
strict about it. It was very interesting And here we
are two thousand years later, and how far we have felt.
They didn't even go to like plays and things, like
anything that was secular. They stayed away from. Right now,
we'll go to church, and we'll go to like a
slasher movie or something. It's really interesting to see how
they have slowly and again, the people who control this country,
the people who control this narrative, they're generational.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: They one drop, right, We're gonna fill up this bucket
of evil. But they don't put it under a faucet.
They just take the smallest drop, one drop at a time,
one drop at a time. Well that's okay, Well that's okay.
And then all of a sudden, Holy cow, how did
we get to hear?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Large participation functioned as a networking mechanism, still does to
this day, certainly within professional classes.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Public awareness of this participation contributed to recurring cycles of
suspicion and normalization throughout the nineteenth century political discourse. As
the anti Masonic movement declined, sectional economic divergence intensified between
northern and Southern states. Now northern regions experienced this accelerating
industrialization infrastructure expansion. Remember where were all the immigrants coming
into New York City? So they were coming into New
York City and shooting down to Georgia. They were setting
up camp in New York in that area, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Boston.
And if you just look at the numbers that the
amount of people involved. If I remember correctly, the Union
I'm talking total had almost twice as many soldiers as
the Confederacy, and they had more casualties than the South.
The thing was, they had a stream of people coming
in from this country. Right, But let me digress here
because I'm getting ahead of myself again. You had the
Erie Canal, that was a huge deal that was completed
in eighteen twenty five. The railroad growth during the eighteen
thirties and eighteen forties was huge. Now in the South,
you had Southern economies that were remaining heavily agricultural, Tobacco huge, right, Virginia.
The Carolina is huge down there. Federal economic policy. Right,
here's the thing. The policy was weighing heavily on the South. Okay,
so let's say Steve over here, there's a guy named Steve.
He's just say hey, he's thought about me. He owns ten McDonald's.
How dare you? Steve, by the way, and Larry over
here on the right, he owns ten taco bells. Well,
you know today they passed a measure on Mexican food.
So it doesn't affect the one guy, but it affects
the other. So all these terroriffs, especially the Moral Act,
was unevenly right. The North was not getting nearly his
text as the South was right. The export commodities like
cotton and tobacco were getting taxed hugely. So again you
have this federal economic policy increasingly affected regions unevenly, particularly
tariff legislation regulating imported manufactured goods. So again tariff toes
appeared repeatedly in national debate, the Tariff of abominations in
eighteen twenty eight that generated strong Southern opposition, right, leading
to the nullification crisis of I think it was eighteen
thirty two, right, that was involving South Carolina's challenge to
federal tariff authority and President Andrew Jackson's response asserting federal supremacy.
And that's the way it always goes, right, that's what
the anti federalists knew what was going to happen. The
federalists were going to air on the side that benefited
them and their way forward to the one world government,
the new World order. That's exactly what it was for.
If you don't believe me, just pull out your dollar
bill and look on the back right. It's that simple.
Later tariff revisions continued to reflect sectional tension. The Moral
Tariff Act, passed March second, eighteen sixty one, substantially raised
import duties to protect domestic manufacturing interests. Passage occurred after
several Southern states had declared secession, Yet tariffs structure remained
embedded within long standing economic grievances articulated in regional political rhetoric.
Now again simultaneously, as many people report, slavery was thankfully
on its way out the door, but the activism intensified
in public discourse. You had abolitionists publications The Liberator beginning
in eighteen thirty one, and the thing that was most interesting.
When you start to do this deep dive. You can
go to the State of Illinois website and Illinois dot
gov and they still have all of Lincoln's speeches from
it was either eighteen fifty nine or I think was
eighteen sixty where he zich he had then he's like, well,
I have whatever about slavery, leave it to the states, right,
And then eighteen sixty three, I believe it was he
started to and that's what politicians do, right, That's what
they do. They will do whatever benefits them. Oh and
this makes me look good. Okay, all right, and again
you can go back. There's secession documents produced between December
eighteen sixty and February eighteen sixty one referenced varied motivations,
including perceived threats to slavery, economic autonomy, on and on
and on. But then you get to April eighteen sixty one,
the wartime communication all shifted towards mobilization priorities. Northern publications
highlighted the preservation of Union confederacy. They were we need
to protect our farmlands, our homes, and the tariffs and
the taxes, and obviously both sides perpetuated propaganda to a
certain extent, but it was certainly one of the ugliest
periods of our time. You know, brothers fighting brothers, cousins
fighting cousins, Christians fighting Christians. Because again, I still believe
to this day. And I'm not right. I'm not a
liberal cry baby tree hugg In person, but right I
still do this day. The United Kingdom is very much
the financial powerhouse in the city of London. That one
square mile a d C is the military arm of
the world. Vatican the religious arm of this world. It's
not a coincidence that all three of these areas have obelisks.
If you're new to this channel, you should google what
is the height of a lot of numerology with the
Washington Monument may or may not include a couple of
sixes in there. Right, And you know, I wrote an
article the other day. God is not an American. What
do you mean? Are you not a patriot?
Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 1: The Lord created all of us. It doesn't matter if
you're from Pakistan or the United States, or you're an Eskimo.
He's created every single one of us. And we all
come from Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve. And
you know we all have to a certain extent the
same blood. So you know, going forward as Christians, you know,
and when I hear pastors say pray for Ukraine, but
they don't pray for Russia or pray for Israel, and
you're not praying for Palestine, that is the propaganda that
I have effectively chose to run through going forward on
this pod cast. Right, because again, most of the problems
in this world lie within the city of Washington, DC. Okay,
we just got to get people out of that mindset. Well,
at least he's better than Kamala. The lesser evil is
still evil, right, Nothing redeeming about slavery at all. But
we have had slaves in this world. If you Google,
I keep saying Google, sorry, if you research. I don't
want to push everybody to Google. But still to this day,
if I remember the numbers correctly, in Asia specifically and
to some extent the Middle East, there's like fourteen million
slaves today. It hasn't ended. There's children being trafficked today. Right,
we have to be on our guard and we have
to have a moral compass. If we see something that's wrong,
we should have the courage to say, hey, that's not right.
That's not how we should be living. Right. My substance,
the real Holocaust. It's about the millions of babies who
have been aborted since Roe versus weighed in the early seventies. Oh,
that got overturned in twenty twenty two. Twenty states still
allow it, and two of the states are New York
and California, huge populations. Right, But today was about laying
the framework for ensuring that all the powers were in place.
So once we got past the printing presses, right, we
started to get into radio, into news, into television, down
the road, right, motion pictures. Right when we were younger,
we had no idea that movies played a part of
the psychological operations that they use against us. Now almost
every movie has something to do with what's going on, right,
and that's what we have to be attentive on our
next EPISOD. So we're going to get into the Creer Committee,
Edward Burnet's mass psychological integration, public engineering, and the turn
of the century, which saw some really interesting things that
I haven't even covered before. But we're going to stop
here today. I'm trying to say my voice. I've got
a ninety minute interview tomorrow and a very busy weekend,
but i'd encourage you again if you have Zelo downloaded,
it's free, and look for the fact hunner and jump
in and you know, you can drop some texts in
there and you all can run with it and like
minded people can have conversations, you can talk to each
other through it, and we'll see how that works out,
how that experiment works out. And again, if you're in
the way of this weather this weekend, I'm praying for you.
Pray for my friend's daughter. She's very young, in her
early twenties. She had a heart open heart surgery this morning.
I would just ask that you keeper in your prayers
for me. And I'm really honored and privileged to be
doing this for this period of time. I love having
a podcast, getting up the next day, reading the emails.
Even the people who disagree with me. It's fine.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: We're you know, millions of people, different backgrounds, different upbringings.
But you know, I just pray that you all are
in Christ. We're just this isn't our permanent residence. We're
just passing through here. When you understand that you put
your faith in Christ, you don't stress over things, right,
You're aware of them. Right, Yeah, there's a very good
chance that we could be dropping bombs and this would
be the endgame. Another Right, and what's interesting, and I
may have mentioned this before, I follow people on YouTube,
both Americans and Brits and Australians who travel and live
in Iran. Same in China. Now, China is very more
tech and there is a lot of that social but
again you're told how you know this person good, this
person bad? And you know, I just pray that you
guys really take some time and research before you form
an opinion. When the next thing happens, then it's going
to happen soon. I do think the b system will
be in place in our lifetime and we're going to
have to make some really tough decisions. I mean, most
people saying, well, it's not tough. We're not going to
do it, right, we say that. But again, the COVID
jab that was a heck of a test. People, Well
that was COVID. That wasn't the job. Okay, there's a
reason why they did that. They wanted to see how
far that they could push us, and we need to
do better. We can't allow them to say, you know,
that guy who lives next to you who owns that
you know, subshop on the corner or whatever. You know,
he's got to close it. But my buddy down the
street here, who is you know, co owner of Walmart
or you know what I'm saying. This whole rules for
thee and not for me. Everybody remembers the mask, the situation,
and then there was all these hidden cameras. Look, Nancy
Pelosi is getting a haircut. The haircut place is supposed
to be closed. And even a lot of that nonsense
was just more divide and conquer. Right, that's why stop
watching TV, n eaws the news Northeast, West and South.
It's meant to scatter us, send us running different ways.
Argue right that guy I shot that guy? Well he
deserved it, he did not. Yeah, start looking at these
things from a Christian perspective with a moral compass, not
as a Democrat a Republican. So I'll end it there. Hey,
God bless you all be safe this weekend. Email is
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bless you have a great weekend. Keep your head on
a swivel and Christ in your heart. And until we
meet again, my friends, we will see you.
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Speaker 6: I don't know if you've had sp I don't feeling
tied hell down all the way? Yeah, I know you feeling.
Speaker 5: You smile at the same.
Speaker 6: Also, where go from? You feel like you've lost your way?
Don't give up?
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child's are putting up five.
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Don't let go on the primis. It ain't gon life.
It's worth living. What's a waytail the God of Babel.
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