Speaker 1: It is. It appears that I may have been stood up.
Speaker 2: All right, well, I send an email out to uh
Speaker 2: mister Jeffries, So.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe he met a different June sixteenth at
Speaker 1: two pm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Well, you know, people have things come up
Speaker 2: in their lives and shit happens. So I missed doctor
Speaker 2: Glyndon's interview last week because of my own mistake. So
Speaker 2: just falling back to sleep because I hadn't slept all
Speaker 2: night that night.
Speaker 1: So it is what it is.
Speaker 2: We're going to just go ahead and pick up where
Speaker 2: we left off with crimes and cover ups in American politics.
Speaker 2: Doctor I mean, yeah, doctor mister Jefferies' book. But what
Speaker 2: I will do is I'll go over all the links
Speaker 2: that you can find him at and we'll just reschedule
Speaker 2: for a different time for him. I know you're disappointed
Speaker 2: at all, but uh, you know, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: What can I do?
Speaker 2: Happy belated Father's Day to all of you out there. Now,
Speaker 2: if you look up on the screen, I'm gonna show
Speaker 2: you this. It's Donald Jeffries dot Media and that's his
Speaker 2: landing site where you'll find all his books everything else.
Speaker 2: Links to his substack podcast, all that stuff. And he's
Speaker 2: got a playlist for the podcast version of his show
Speaker 2: is there too? Like a not a playlist, but play
Speaker 2: your and right there? Oh he did that same one?
Speaker 2: Might have go up there? Oh okay, so it was
Speaker 2: posted twice.
Speaker 1: I see. Nevermind.
Speaker 2: Well let's go into the present screen here real quick,
Speaker 2: and I'll show you.
Speaker 1: I got m hm m hm.
Speaker 3: M hmm.
Speaker 1: Okay, there we go. So this is where we are.
Speaker 2: And I took an old picture of uh, he says,
Speaker 2: final moments of the American Republic. This is from an
Speaker 2: old podcast post. There was also a video. And I
Speaker 2: can't remember if this is the time that he was
Speaker 2: on with us or if it was when I was
Speaker 2: covering something.
Speaker 1: Why is this still say notified me? Shouldn't it be playing?
Speaker 1: I guess all right?
Speaker 2: And so this is from good Reads, says author of
Speaker 2: the best selling Hidden History and Expose of modern Crimes,
Speaker 2: Conspiracies and cover Ups in American Politics, Survival The Richest
Speaker 2: Crimes and cover Ups in American Politics, Bullyocracy, on Bar
Speaker 2: of Fame, and he's also a weekly also hosts a
Speaker 2: weekly live streaming show, Eye Protest, which is a broadcast
Speaker 2: on the American Unplugged channel at Rockfinn. I don't know
Speaker 2: if that's still vell, and I only know Frockfin still exists,
Speaker 2: and he did a sci fi in two thousand and
Speaker 2: even called The Unreals. I wanted to ask him if
Speaker 2: he ever wrote for The Spotlight or Liberty Lobby, because
Speaker 2: he seems to be he references them a lot, so
Speaker 2: I would be curious if he knew who Michael Collins Piper. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm sure he knew who he was, but I'll know
Speaker 2: if they were friends or whatever. And then if you
Speaker 2: just type in author Donald Jeffries in Amazon. His most
Speaker 2: recent book is American Memory Hole, How the Court Historians
Speaker 2: Promote Disinformation. And I believe that is a picture of
Speaker 2: I can't really. I think that's let's see if I
Speaker 2: could get make it bigger. Yeah, that looks like.
Speaker 1: What's his name here? There's Kennedy, there's.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I think that's what the hell?
Speaker 2: I can't Why can I think of the fucking name?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Um, every other brain name is in my head except
Speaker 2: for the right one. And you guys know that I
Speaker 2: have this mental problem that fucked up my brain. When
Speaker 2: something simple is right there, I can't even think of
Speaker 2: the name of the book.
Speaker 1: There's a book.
Speaker 2: By his name that I know that I've read a
Speaker 2: thousand on freaking times. Senator from Wisconsin whose name I
Speaker 2: cannot remember, Jesus Christ McCarthy. See how that works? Like
Speaker 2: I things that I know, I just have no access to.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's a horrible thing. Donald Jeffries. You'll find
Speaker 2: him on YouTube as well, and I should have checked,
Speaker 2: and no, but he's not. I don't think there's a
Speaker 2: live I don't think he's no. I think maybe double
Speaker 2: booked or something. And then you'll find him on Twitter
Speaker 2: as well. I don't call it dex And that's where
Speaker 2: you'll find that link, which I'm surprised you.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a.
Speaker 2: Substack one right there, And I did I already pass
Speaker 2: over the substack or is that this one?
Speaker 1: No, that's the media substackers over here.
Speaker 2: I'm a follower of it, and I wanted to I
Speaker 2: wanted to ask him his thoughts on the present day
Speaker 2: nonsense and how it relates to the past and how
Speaker 2: we see the same strategy and method. Oh okay, so
Speaker 2: it says, I'm so sorry. I meant to contact you.
Speaker 2: We're dealing with an emergency plumbing situation in our basement,
Speaker 2: water keeps spring out and waiting for the polar plumber.
Speaker 2: Just happened shortly before we interview your time. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course we can totally do that. Yep, Like I
Speaker 2: just didn't go there. I said, yes, of course, get
Speaker 2: your flippers and snorkel and we can talk after you
Speaker 2: skip the Titanic, all right, so that we know there
Speaker 2: we go. How do I want to do this today?
Speaker 2: Then there's a better way to do this than do
Speaker 2: that minimize thing. Yeah, let's go like that and then
Speaker 2: we'll take this and is that a better size? Hey?
Speaker 1: Bro, ciphile up. I guess how you do him? Buddy?
Speaker 1: He had his debut the other day.
Speaker 2: That was just just a little forty minute gaming thing,
Speaker 2: but it's on its own channel rumble. It didn't get
Speaker 2: to go on YouTube because you can't stream on YouTube
Speaker 2: for twenty four hours once you initiate the first request.
Speaker 2: So I just put it on the Ballbusters page here.
Speaker 1: Where we had there.
Speaker 2: All right, So we ended we finished off last time
Speaker 2: it trailed off. We concluded with Northern abolitionist Lesanders Spooner
Speaker 2: and his comment. So I'll just reread this again and
Speaker 2: move on the principle on which the war was waged
Speaker 2: by the North was simply this, that men may rightfully
Speaker 2: be compelled to submit to and support a government that
Speaker 2: they do not want, and that resistance on their part
Speaker 2: makes them traitors and criminals.
Speaker 1: Right, How does that work? Right?
Speaker 2: It's just this is the law of force and domination.
Speaker 2: Where there is no justice, There is no nobility in care,
Speaker 2: you know, in tech, there's no consideration for a fellow man.
Speaker 2: And their wishes, their lives don't mean anything to you.
Speaker 2: Their their dreams and hopes and desires where they want
Speaker 2: to take themselves in life mean nothing to you. Their
Speaker 2: ambitions are meaningless and a nuisance when the doomineering force
Speaker 2: who gets in there through treachery and filthy artificial funding,
Speaker 2: once they take hold, you are a slave and you're
Speaker 2: lucky to be alive. That's the sentiment. And if you
Speaker 2: should choose to just break away, which why would that
Speaker 2: be a bad thing? You know, just well, I would
Speaker 2: prefer to not live under this. So I'm going to
Speaker 2: move over here, or I'm going to separate myself so
Speaker 2: that I may continue on pursuing what I'm doing and
Speaker 2: leave you to you. It's never about them being under attacked,
Speaker 2: but they see this as a threat to their power.
Speaker 2: And this is something that you hear echoing in modern
Speaker 2: times with the whole Gaza thing, unarmed children, mostly children
Speaker 2: under the age of eighteen, thirty percent of them or
Speaker 2: more being Christian before they started killing everybody. And that
Speaker 2: shouldn't matter either Muslim, Christian, whatever, but it does to
Speaker 2: some people in their minds because we've been taught and
Speaker 2: we've been conditioned over a lifetime of the same people's lives,
Speaker 2: these oaive bankers in the forms of our media and
Speaker 2: our history and things spoken of directly from Israel claiming
Speaker 2: everybody is a terrorist. We thought that Libyans were terrorists
Speaker 2: in the eighties because they wanted to get rid of Gaddafi.
Speaker 2: Remember that, even Meggat's way, it made its way into
Speaker 2: back to the future.
Speaker 1: What who who do you think Phillippians?
Speaker 2: Right, everybody's a terrorist looking for nuclear weapons when in reality,
Speaker 2: the only people stockpiling these things and still claiming to
Speaker 2: this day that they have never confirmed that they have
Speaker 2: any yet. Sometimes they'll boast that they have five hundred
Speaker 2: and more warheads and that they're the most armed arsenal on.
Speaker 1: The planet.
Speaker 2: Is Israel, and in the face of that, if you're
Speaker 2: the countries around them who are constantly being bombed and
Speaker 2: threatened by this six psychotics, sociopathic, schizophrenic nation of terrorists,
Speaker 2: a terrorist created nation of organized crime and child sexual
Speaker 2: abuse and murder, who have absolutely no.
Speaker 1: They have they have no boundaries.
Speaker 2: They have literally have no boundaries as to what they
Speaker 2: will do and do so without any kind of it's
Speaker 2: not even so much remorse. This like they have absolute
Speaker 2: indifference to it. They enjoy it, but they also have
Speaker 2: indifference to human suffering. That isn't them, it's the it's
Speaker 2: the sure signs of a sociopath, right until something happens
Speaker 2: to them, and even then they still don't associate that
Speaker 2: with Wow, that made me feel awful. I would hate
Speaker 2: to do that to someone else. That that part never
Speaker 2: forms in their minds. They can't wrinkle that into their brain.
Speaker 2: So that's what you have going on present day. And
Speaker 2: this is what the same entity, the same driving force
Speaker 2: behind what creates all these things.
Speaker 1: In these countries around Israel haven't been.
Speaker 2: And we've bombed a hell of them into rubble every
Speaker 2: time a nationalist crops up, because we're told when somebody
Speaker 2: who believes in freedom, integrity and cares about their people.
Speaker 2: That they're the new Hitler. Well Hitler, when you go
Speaker 2: to look at that, wasn't such a bad thing either.
Speaker 2: In fact, quite an amazing thing for the Germans, quite
Speaker 2: a liberating, caring individual for Germanic people and people in general.
Speaker 2: He just thinks, hey, you do you where where you're from,
Speaker 2: will do us where we're from, you know, And that's
Speaker 2: kind of the whole idea. It is like he wanted
Speaker 2: everybody to be strong so that there was no desire
Speaker 2: for them to go anywhere. And that makes perfect sense,
Speaker 2: Like if Africa was awesome, that we would want to leave,
Speaker 2: right if El Salvador was an amazing place to live
Speaker 2: and their government was, you know, caring about their people.
Speaker 2: And I don't mean like making them dependent. What I'm
Speaker 2: saying is those who build up society through their effort,
Speaker 2: those ones can be rewarded, especially if the government itself
Speaker 2: is in business. And by what I mean by that
Speaker 2: is nationalizing some sort of industry that they themselves have
Speaker 2: the raw materials to continue to produce. Right, So in
Speaker 2: Libya they had the minerals, they had the oils, they
Speaker 2: had all that and instead of letting foreign investors or
Speaker 2: foreign oligarchs siphon out all the wealth of that country
Speaker 2: and leave the people with just the toxic waste in
Speaker 2: the environmental impact. They said, no, same thing with Yugoshavez.
Speaker 2: He kicked out the oligarks, and look what happened to him,
Speaker 2: baseball sized cancer's.
Speaker 1: Tumor in his crotch.
Speaker 2: They you know, Gaddafi was able to take it a
Speaker 2: step further than I think even Adolf was because there
Speaker 2: was no taxes. There was no need for taxing the
Speaker 2: people and bringing them down when the government itself was
Speaker 2: making so much money with their own resources. He was
Speaker 2: even able to afford people houses after they get out
Speaker 2: of school. So no taxes, no electric no utilities, really
Speaker 2: no electric bill. Think about that, all these recurring debts.
Speaker 2: This is written right into the protocols, constant like, so
Speaker 2: that you're always constantly having to pay something under the
Speaker 2: threat of something being taken away. That's by property. Taxes
Speaker 2: are a thing. All taxes are kind of in that framework.
Speaker 2: So it's not a natural thing that life comes with taxes.
Speaker 2: It's the system that it's designed to do, which is
Speaker 2: to eat away at the people rather than and use
Speaker 2: them and abuse them and from them. Or here's this
Speaker 2: whole other thing that most of the world has never
Speaker 2: even considered or had any concept of because they've never
Speaker 2: experienced it, which would be a nationalist country caring about
Speaker 2: their people, nationalizing the product that they have and strengthening
Speaker 2: their nation through that profit, which is very Gothic in
Speaker 2: nature if you think about it. Because they were anti wealth,
Speaker 2: they like they didn't access they buried a lot.
Speaker 1: Of their treasures and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But if you consider that way, you know, instead of
Speaker 2: one person hoarding it all, it's spread across the tribe
Speaker 2: or the nation, those family, tribe nation. That's very Gothic
Speaker 2: in nature and Scythian. It's like that was what we
Speaker 2: taught the world. Actually those who would wanted to listen.
Speaker 2: But the merchants, even in our own class of people,
Speaker 2: there were people who were more merchant minded, profit minded,
Speaker 2: who sided very very tightly with these oavas and betrayed
Speaker 2: their own people in this pursuit of greed and you know,
Speaker 2: backhanded deal type of things, taking from others, creating scarcity
Speaker 2: when you have an abundance, all the unnatural and unnecessary
Speaker 2: suffering that goes along with that but just think about
Speaker 2: being a day, one day in as a Libyan during
Speaker 2: the time of Gaddafi. You didn't have any taxes, You
Speaker 2: didn't have an electric bill. Gasoline was fourteen cents a gallon, right.
Speaker 2: I know, you didn't have elect you didn't have health
Speaker 2: insurance to pay. But you have the best health insurance
Speaker 2: or you have the best best health care you could.
Speaker 2: You could imagine that under an allopathic system, unfortunately.
Speaker 1: And you also had no.
Speaker 2: School loans because your school was paid for it provided
Speaker 2: you were going. And if you got out of school
Speaker 2: and you're pursuing something positive, you're strengthening yourself, You're strengthening
Speaker 2: your your people. By doing so, you're not becoming a burden,
Speaker 2: but you're you're contributing into development and progress with society.
Speaker 2: You didn't have a you had a home waiting for you.
Speaker 2: You know you had you had that.
Speaker 1: Given to you. That's pretty freaking incredible.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why the people loved him, and I
Speaker 2: think that model needs to be remembered. I think the
Speaker 2: Green Book needs to be read so that we can
Speaker 2: understand just how strangely worded what people now consider democracy.
Speaker 2: It's just another form of dictatorship, especially when you look
Speaker 2: at the history of America and you look at how
Speaker 2: often there's a there's an overarching, you know, stranglehold over
Speaker 2: the people, and it's a constant theme throughout all this.
Speaker 2: The Cha's rebellion was they stiffed the the soldiers. They
Speaker 2: didn't pay the soldiers for the revolution. The whiskey rebellion.
Speaker 2: They wanted that. Hamilton wanted to tax a specific class
Speaker 2: of people who were the strongest and most. They relied
Speaker 2: on them the heaviest for their their strength and their
Speaker 2: military might during the revolution. The Appalachian people. Those are
Speaker 2: the ones who made the whiskey, and he wanted to
Speaker 2: like target tax them. He's also the same guy who
Speaker 2: as a federalist, which means big government, continued to try
Speaker 2: to push for more control over the people.
Speaker 1: Is that my cat.
Speaker 2: Making that noise or stuff? Like, I think the microphone
Speaker 2: is making a weird noise.
Speaker 1: What is the noise? It could be my cat? He's
Speaker 1: behind me.
Speaker 2: And also he uh, you know, he ushered in the
Speaker 2: first twenty year Charter and that didn't help very much either,
Speaker 2: because we set a precedence for these scumbags to be
Speaker 2: operating and controlling our finances. Why did we become independent
Speaker 2: so that we could become dependent right back to the
Speaker 2: Bank of England, who, by the way, King George had
Speaker 2: like a huge share of So oh yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we got away from King George. Oh yeah, you know
Speaker 2: that thing that he's heavily invested in because the bank
Speaker 2: gave him stock so that he would, you know, pursue
Speaker 2: the interest of that bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah oop. See wow.
Speaker 2: No principle that it is possible to be aimed can
Speaker 2: be more self evidently false than this, or more self
Speaker 2: evidently fatal to all political freedom. Yet it triumphed in
Speaker 2: the field and is now assumed to be established. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they defeated America. The last people who stood for independence,
Speaker 2: the anti corruption, anti federalism, which means big, big government,
Speaker 2: were the South, and the South had this was not
Speaker 2: about slavery. They had to mar it because if people
Speaker 2: understood that this was the last gasping breasts of American
Speaker 2: freedom and idealism, they'd be pretty pissed off at the results,
Speaker 2: and there might be a second wave of attempt to
Speaker 2: free us again. But the only thing that the outcome
Speaker 2: of the Civil War wasn't too free anyone. It's like,
Speaker 2: you're still in a bigger prison cell than you realize.
Speaker 2: So someone opens up your gate to your little your
Speaker 2: little cubby for your like you think of like like
Speaker 2: a vet or a pet store. Right, you got your
Speaker 2: own little separate, little cage crates things. Well, they opened
Speaker 2: up the door, but you're a little your little gate,
Speaker 2: and you.
Speaker 1: Jump out and you're like, I'm free, I'm free.
Speaker 2: And then you realize that the stoor is locked and
Speaker 2: you're locked in and you have no opposable thumbs because
Speaker 2: you're just a dog. What are you gonna do? You're
Speaker 2: still stuck there. You just got more room to move
Speaker 2: around to make yourself feel like you're free. You know,
Speaker 2: a dog thinks he's completely free until that chain or
Speaker 2: that you know that that uh leash gets a little tight.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yeah, that's the that's the limit to my
Speaker 2: freedom right there. So instead of freeing anybody, he enslaved
Speaker 2: the rest of the country, all of America.
Speaker 1: We are all slaves.
Speaker 2: So people who want to bitch about slavery number one
Speaker 2: should understand who brought them here and it wasn't Europeans.
Speaker 2: They should understand who are the most brutal to them.
Speaker 2: It's the same ones you champion for their rights right now,
Speaker 2: not because they've reformed themselves, but because they're mass manipulators
Speaker 2: and they don't give a shit about you, but they
Speaker 2: will leverage you. If it really be established, the number
Speaker 2: of slaves, instead of having been diminished by the war,
Speaker 2: has been greatly increased for a man. Yes see, he
Speaker 2: just said the same thing I just did. We're all
Speaker 2: enslaved thus subjected to a government that he does not want.
Speaker 2: Is a slave, And there is no difference in principle,
Speaker 2: but only a degree like wouldn't you rather live outside
Speaker 2: of the corrupt laws of this country if you could?
Speaker 2: And if there was a place of convenience that wasn't
Speaker 2: you know, separate from the continent that you could do that,
Speaker 2: wouldn't you.
Speaker 1: Where?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, we're not going to pay those ridiculous taxes.
Speaker 2: We're not going to do property taxes either. We own
Speaker 2: our stuff in this in this little territory that we've
Speaker 2: decided that, you know, we're going to live this way.
Speaker 2: No thanks, we're not taking any of this you know,
Speaker 2: political debt onto our shoulders because you guys borrow and
Speaker 2: then we have to pay back the interest. Now we're
Speaker 2: not doing that. We don't believe in the stuff that
Speaker 2: you're borrowing for. We don't want to be engaged in
Speaker 2: these wars. We don't want to be killing innocent people.
Speaker 2: We don't want to be, you know, progressing the interest
Speaker 2: of the fucking demonic banking system cult.
Speaker 1: We're good.
Speaker 2: We're just going to live our lives and raise our
Speaker 2: families and spend time with them, more time with them,
Speaker 2: because we're not going to be rushing around trying to
Speaker 2: plug holes the boat financially all the time because we
Speaker 2: have to pay for all of your fucking damage. We're
Speaker 2: not doing that. We're just gonna live our simple lives here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: unfortunately you had to get drones. There would be a
Speaker 2: drone strike, a fire burning everything to the ground. Because
Speaker 2: this is what happened, literally what happened, Like the drones
Speaker 2: weren't part of the Civil war or the reconstruction, but
Speaker 2: the fires were taking it and robbing everything that these
Speaker 2: people had was other Americans were murdering and raping Americans.
Speaker 2: What entity created such wickedness in the hearts of people?
Speaker 2: And who were leading these people and what types of
Speaker 2: soldiers were they selecting for this type of work, And
Speaker 2: there is no difference in principle, but only a degree
Speaker 2: between political and chattel slavery. The former, no less than
Speaker 2: the latter, denies a man's ownership of himself and the
Speaker 2: products of his labor, and asserts that other men may
Speaker 2: own him and dispose of him and his property for
Speaker 2: their uses and at their pleasure. And I will just
Speaker 2: add which makes him their property. Because once you're disposed
Speaker 2: of in whichever way they see fit, you are not you.
Speaker 1: You are not a thing. You are a thing.
Speaker 2: You're not a being anymore. You're a property, and a
Speaker 2: property can't own property. That's one of the rules. Right
Speaker 2: Your cup can't own your spoon. Speaking of Gettysburg, the
Speaker 2: Confederate dead weren't accorded proper Christian burials. They were instead
Speaker 2: shoved into trenches, buried alongside roads, or left in unmarked grave.
Speaker 2: These are human beings. These are also Americans. These are
Speaker 2: people who fought bravely for the ideals, of the ideals
Speaker 2: of what was intended for this place. The thing that
Speaker 2: we think we have that makes us feel confident and
Speaker 2: thinking that we can always trust our leaders, because they have.
Speaker 1: None of us.
Speaker 2: None of them have told us the truth that foreign
Speaker 2: wicked child killing banking cult owns their country and operates
Speaker 2: it has created all of these agencies under FDR and
Speaker 2: so on to completely eradicate freedom and make you an
Speaker 2: enemy of the state. Nobody's told you that none of
Speaker 2: these people are your friends. Know of these people? Tell
Speaker 2: you who they answer to. Now, these people tell you
Speaker 2: who they're not even so much in bed with, but
Speaker 2: and indentured to. As long as I keep acting and
Speaker 2: playing the role and convincing the public of why we
Speaker 2: need to do things, they'll continue to be there. If
Speaker 2: they ever get a conscience or mind of their own,
Speaker 2: something will happen to them. There'll be a scandal, They'll
Speaker 2: be tremendous, tremendous financial.
Speaker 1: Upheaval in their lives.
Speaker 2: Well, there'll be a bullet or poisoning or a quote
Speaker 2: unquote convenient heart attack, suicide, drowning. And who does all
Speaker 2: this the clandestline operations that they have with their people.
Speaker 2: This is why I say spies who spy on their
Speaker 2: own spies. They're always attaching someone as like a monitor,
Speaker 2: if not a handler, to everybody who they need to
Speaker 2: do a specific function. And if you don't think that
Speaker 2: you're important enough for that, you'd be surprised how many
Speaker 2: are price floating around in your own neighborhood and when
Speaker 2: when time comes, when shit it's about to go down,
Speaker 2: and you try to form some sort of community resistance
Speaker 2: against I don't know, border crisis crap that they're purposely
Speaker 2: you know, arming to hurt the people, or whatever the
Speaker 2: case may be, troops trying to force inject you or whatever,
Speaker 2: just house to house raids because of anti semicolon anti semantics.
Speaker 2: If you will, then see just how many people get
Speaker 2: picked up in the middle of the night black bags
Speaker 2: because there's moles rate in your own town that we're
Speaker 2: making sure that nobody can get together and you know,
Speaker 2: assemble in a pure way and get anything off the ground.
Speaker 2: You don't think that they would have that installed long beforehand,
Speaker 2: so people wouldn't be suspicious of this new guy in
Speaker 2: town all of a sudden.
Speaker 1: You don't think that that's a thing.
Speaker 2: You don't think that they have a their eyes in
Speaker 2: every single housing development and neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Okay, I saw this happening.
Speaker 2: And during COVID people were being followed back and forth
Speaker 2: from gas stations because people were filling up extra cans
Speaker 2: of gas during certain times. A friend of mine got
Speaker 2: followed by a pickup truck. A black suv was found
Speaker 2: was I was told by my neighbors was parked.
Speaker 1: In front of my well near my home.
Speaker 2: A few days before and a couple of days after
Speaker 2: my window was smashed in because on the side of
Speaker 2: my side of my van, I had written in the
Speaker 2: dust of this sandy place, you know, something about the
Speaker 2: in the mask being stupid and you know, don't get
Speaker 2: injected with poison, something of that nature. I don't remember
Speaker 2: how I worded it. But then my windows were smashed
Speaker 2: in my driveway. That's pretty damn close to my house.
Speaker 2: I didn't like that at all. So they left brave
Speaker 2: American souls who fought the most noble battle that could
Speaker 2: have for the freedom of the human soul, for the
Speaker 2: human spirit, for the benevolent creator. They are buried alongside
Speaker 2: roads or left in unmarked graves, shoved into trenches, mass graves,
Speaker 2: mass graves in America, disposed of like trash, like fertilizer.
Speaker 2: A newspaper at the time reported the poor Confederate dead
Speaker 2: were left in the fields as outcasts and criminals that
Speaker 2: did not merit decent sepulter, so they were just left
Speaker 2: to rot. Could you imagine the amount of people that died?
Speaker 2: How ghastly of a scene was that? And how woud
Speaker 2: that smell? And how would you feel if that was
Speaker 2: your loved one. While Lincoln spoke of brave soldiers consecrating
Speaker 2: the ground, he might have requested that they all be
Speaker 2: shown at least a bit of respect. Fundraising efforts after
Speaker 2: the war finally resulted in eighteen seventy two in bodies
Speaker 2: of dead rebels being sent back to Richmond for burial
Speaker 2: in Hollywood Cemetery, not Hollywood, California.
Speaker 1: Or One of those never identified.
Speaker 2: But presumed to be among these Confederate corpses was Brigadier
Speaker 2: General Richard B. Garnett, who was killed while leading what
Speaker 2: became known as Pickets Charge. Some twenty percent of the
Speaker 2: soldiers honest abe sacrificed on the altar of freedom, which
Speaker 2: is something he claimed, Yes, more blood sacrifice, more Jewish bullshit.
Speaker 1: He even spilt, He spoke Old.
Speaker 2: Testament, and he was an atheist, which makes him quite awavey,
Speaker 2: we're under eighteen years old. Twenty percent of the soldiers,
Speaker 2: honestly I've sacrificed were boys, young boys. Forty percent of
Speaker 2: the poor souls who perished on the battlefields were never identified.
Speaker 2: The estimated cost of the war and today's dollars ran
Speaker 2: to approximately one hundred and forty six billion dollars. That's awesome.
Speaker 2: You know why that's awesome because if you're working for
Speaker 2: the heavy, evil claw, you know, clawed hand of or
Speaker 2: the talent of these banks. The more debt you put
Speaker 2: the people in whom you've just sent off to death,
Speaker 2: they're remaining survivors. The more debt you saddle them with,
Speaker 2: the better it is for the over dominating control and
Speaker 2: the demands and that these banks will put on.
Speaker 1: The control system.
Speaker 2: You'll never get out from underneath the debt because you're
Speaker 2: not able to.
Speaker 1: You're only paying the interest. And why are we doing that?
Speaker 2: They're the ones who started the war, They're the ones
Speaker 2: who got the loans of this phony Bologney bullshit from
Speaker 2: the Bank of England, mostly to fight their war, to
Speaker 2: kill everybody like that, Even that alone should tell you
Speaker 2: just how ridiculous this system was even then, the very
Speaker 2: so seventeen nineties give or take. You know, you're from
Speaker 2: seventy seventies to the seventeen nineties, you're fighting a war
Speaker 2: actually against these people. And then you go to the
Speaker 2: same entities that are completely wrapped up with the with
Speaker 2: the leading, with the with the control structure of the
Speaker 2: of the kings of the monarchy, and you're going to
Speaker 2: borrow from them to go kill yourself.
Speaker 1: How is that not set up?
Speaker 2: How is that not something that they, the banks and
Speaker 2: the infiltrators, and the and the tyrants and the and
Speaker 2: the traders here didn't co conspire to do. And how
Speaker 2: did this all come about because of a certain entity,
Speaker 2: a class of people, a tribe, and their and their
Speaker 2: money and lending practices. Before the war, the government was
Speaker 2: spending more than one third per year less than what
Speaker 2: it would be spending per day during the conflict, a
Speaker 2: third per year less than they would pay per day.
Speaker 2: This is what they do with imflons too. They destroy
Speaker 2: your entire country. They put you in a horrific debt
Speaker 2: because you had to fight the war, and they were
Speaker 2: happy to lend you the money. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: now if you want to rebuild, you got to come
Speaker 2: back to them, and the imflone comes with stipulations.
Speaker 1: They did this with Ukraine.
Speaker 2: It wasn't because of war, but Ukraine had their pensions
Speaker 2: cut by fifty percent.
Speaker 1: There's all kinds of their.
Speaker 2: Utilities bills, which you would say, how does the IMF
Speaker 2: anything to do the utilities, Well, it's because the Brothschild's
Speaker 2: own all the utility companies. That's why they were doubled.
Speaker 2: You're getting paid less, your utilities costed more. Of course,
Speaker 2: these people wanted, especially the ones that were still rushing minded,
Speaker 2: wanted what Putin was offering. They didn't want to be
Speaker 2: stuck out of this way based system. And that's the
Speaker 2: first people they sent out forgrudging and against their will,
Speaker 2: to fight and die in that stupid ass war as
Speaker 2: a punishment, any of the any of the what they
Speaker 2: would call loyalists to.
Speaker 1: Their own people.
Speaker 2: The only thing that makes Ukrainians different because it's not
Speaker 2: their history and it's not their heritage, it's the freaking
Speaker 2: Bolsheviks and their their psychological mind fuckery that they've been doing,
Speaker 2: and their re education through the education system to make
Speaker 2: them think that they're somehow different than Russians, even going
Speaker 2: so far as to change the language slightly. The court
Speaker 2: historians interpret what is commonly referred to as Lincoln's Blind
Speaker 2: Memorandum in their customary manner Some even call it Lincoln's
Speaker 2: finest moment. This short note that Lincoln wrote let me say.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: This short note that Lincoln wrote on August twenty third,
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty four, stated, this morning, as for some days
Speaker 2: past it seems exceedingly proud that this administration will not
Speaker 2: be re elected. Then it will be my duty to
Speaker 2: so cooperate with the President elect as to save the union.
Speaker 1: Save the Union between.
Speaker 2: The election and the inauguration, as he will have secured
Speaker 2: his election on such ground that he cannot possibly save it. Afterwards,
Speaker 2: Lincoln went on to fold the note and demand that
Speaker 2: his cabinet members sign and date the back of it,
Speaker 2: without reading it to the court historian. This is somehow
Speaker 2: another example of honest abe's mystical magnificence. To an impartial observer,
Speaker 2: it indicates that Lincoln meant to continue the war indefinitely
Speaker 2: and win it before allowing his successor to take office.
Speaker 2: It also means pulling levers from behind the scenes. Now
Speaker 2: a lot of people say, well, Obama was really the
Speaker 2: president while Biden was in and all this other stuff. Well,
Speaker 2: what was was Obama really there when he was the president?
Speaker 2: Was any president really the president when they were president,
Speaker 2: so that that logic for me, like it has some
Speaker 2: merit in me understanding that there is a stronger mind
Speaker 2: to work here than that what you.
Speaker 1: See up front. But what was that?
Speaker 2: What was pushing the levers for the you know, the
Speaker 2: cracksmoking homosexual that. Do you think he was the guy
Speaker 2: or do you think he was just the one willing
Speaker 2: to carry out the devilish plans of drone striking people
Speaker 2: and killing all these quote unquote enemies of America which
Speaker 2: were actually enemies of Israel. He was, He was the
Speaker 2: Brown way ve.
Speaker 1: Still is.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's he wrapped up with? What's netflix Soros
Speaker 2: and Obama? Interesting an impartial observer, it indicates that Lincoln
Speaker 2: meant to continue the war in definitely and win it
Speaker 2: before allowing his successor to take office, considering what was
Speaker 2: already happening at the hands of federal troops by then.
Speaker 2: It is unfair to ask if Lincoln might have been
Speaker 2: so desperate to save the Union that he would have
Speaker 2: simply murdered the remaining Southern population. It's not unfair to ask.
Speaker 2: But establishment scout, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, it's not gonna
Speaker 2: sound kind of like.
Speaker 1: Gaza.
Speaker 2: It isn't interesting. I just saw the other day. Why
Speaker 2: is this a thing? Why is Iran? I gotta know?
Speaker 2: But this is very odd and it seems very Oh wow,
Speaker 2: how does this not work in the favor of the Israelis?
Speaker 2: And how is this not a coordinated thing?
Speaker 1: How is it that when Iran sends missiles.
Speaker 2: In one of these counter strikes counter strikes because they
Speaker 2: were hit first, that they bypass the quote unquote iron dome,
Speaker 2: which may have been all fluff and bullshit in the
Speaker 2: first place, like Star Wars, like the Star Wars program
Speaker 2: of the eighties as a reference, or they were let
Speaker 2: in because where were they landing? They were landing in Gaza?
Speaker 2: What the fuck is that? Why is Iran hidden Gaza?
Speaker 2: Are they not helping them with their Gaza problem by
Speaker 2: doing so? And then it's not them anymore, it's these
Speaker 2: big bad Iranians?
Speaker 1: Like, how is this not a coordinated thing?
Speaker 2: How is it that there's not Even if Iran has
Speaker 2: some really good nationalist people in there that are getting
Speaker 2: murdered by these strikes, there's most certainly a bunch of
Speaker 2: infiltrators in there who would rather do the women of
Speaker 2: the of those who are going to allegedly win because
Speaker 2: they always win if you keep siding with them against
Speaker 2: the against the good of the world. Dude, it's only
Speaker 2: eleven forty nine and we already have a heat warning
Speaker 2: and they said it's one hundred and four right now.
Speaker 1: Wow. I went for a.
Speaker 2: Walk yesterday and it was They said one hundred and ten,
Speaker 2: but I think it was hotter and I should have
Speaker 2: brought a nig for that pavement.
Speaker 1: I couldn't walk as far I was. I was having
Speaker 1: some issues. It was. It was pretty pretty bad. I
Speaker 1: was sweating, looked crazy.
Speaker 2: I like going on the walks and its super high heat,
Speaker 2: and I don't mind that, and I like to condition
Speaker 2: myself to be able to do that. But yesterday was
Speaker 2: pretty row. It's going to get to the point where
Speaker 2: I won't be able to do super long walks anymore.
Speaker 2: It's going to get that way quickly. It can't get
Speaker 2: top to I think I've seen it to one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty one here before. When I was in Death Valley,
Speaker 2: I saw it reach that much. One nineteen till one
Speaker 2: twenty one was about where the needle stuck and Death Valley,
Speaker 2: and that's even worst here as far as.
Speaker 1: Nothing to do.
Speaker 2: Here, you got stuff, You have things out there in
Speaker 2: Death Valley're spending seven hours a guy on the gas
Speaker 2: because nobody wants to go out there and deliver shit,
Speaker 2: and they know there's no place else to go get
Speaker 2: the gas, so they can hit you that way too.
Speaker 2: Extortion or what they call it, is that extorting, that's
Speaker 2: just being a scummy little merchant.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: But establishment scholars have ignored the fact that Lincoln oversaw
Speaker 2: the first laytant voting fraud in American history. Not to mention,
Speaker 2: blatant voting fraud, not to mention, wrote this curious memo.
Speaker 1: I thought it was.
Speaker 2: I think it was, and ordered his cabinet to approve
Speaker 2: it unseen and actually load whiled him for permitting the
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty four election during more time.
Speaker 1: Oh he look, he allowed for election.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was all controlled optics and war crimes
Speaker 2: against Southern civilians by Walter Brian Cisco.
Speaker 1: War crimes against Southern civilians.
Speaker 2: We learned that robbery was common as sexual abuse of
Speaker 2: black women by Yankee soldiers a US cavalry regiment and
Speaker 2: recruited from among East Tennessee.
Speaker 1: So here's the question, ho, wait, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 1: Sorry I'm actually in the middle of it right now.
Speaker 3: You're getting mad high.
Speaker 2: Alright, So there's somebody here to put the permanent align
Speaker 2: in for alo, So I gotta hi fucking shit.
Speaker 1: Alright.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's finish this real quick, real quick, and he's
Speaker 2: gonna call you back when it's time.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: Everything was being jacked up today, right Nobody told me
Speaker 2: that they were showing up to do the to do
Speaker 2: the uh any of that. At two thirty I had
Speaker 2: an appointment for them to check the signal that was it. No, hey, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: We're here before noon, now fuck you.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: US Calvary Regiment, recruited from amongst East Tennessee Unionists and
Speaker 2: described by one girl as the meanest men I ever saw,
Speaker 2: rode into Gallatin in May eighteen sixty four and began
Speaker 2: a reign of terror. They torched two newly established schools
Speaker 2: for black children. These are your wonderful liberators from the Union,
Speaker 2: murdered one freedman that's a black man who was already free,
Speaker 2: and swore they would as soon as they could kill
Speaker 2: every black in town. That is the reality of this war.
Speaker 2: It wasn't about fucking slavery. It was about punishment of
Speaker 2: those who would try to leave. It's like a cult,
Speaker 2: a cult of society, and that's that cult of society
Speaker 2: is a death cult, banker's death cult. And if you
Speaker 2: try to leave it, if you try to weaken it,
Speaker 2: if you try to live independently from it. Once it's
Speaker 2: gained territory, it's not given it back, and it will
Speaker 2: fucking kill you and torture you in the process. And
Speaker 2: here we are. Witnesses claimed that General John Hunts Morgan
Speaker 2: was murdered by Union troops in Greenville, Tennessee, after surrendering.
Speaker 2: In the book In Between the States Bristol, Tennessee, Virginia
Speaker 2: during the Civil War by v and Bud Phillips, stories
Speaker 2: are recounted of Bristol citizens, including women and children, being abused, beaten,
Speaker 2: and shot by Yankee invaders. In one December eighteen sixty
Speaker 2: four case, a slave in the home of missus Seabright
Speaker 2: was watching the sea brights one year old baby as
Speaker 2: it slept on a blanket near an open fireplace.
Speaker 1: Now look at this, I'm.
Speaker 2: Going to say something that they don't they he doesn't
Speaker 2: finish saying right now, And I'm going to guarantee you
Speaker 2: this is what really happened.
Speaker 1: In general.
Speaker 2: Berberg's goal in Bristol, Tennessee was to put holy fear
Speaker 2: into the local citizens as he visited their homes. Listen
Speaker 2: to what this Yankee quote unquote did, and I wonder
Speaker 2: what type of person he might have been, or what
Speaker 2: tribe he was from. A Yankee soldier entered the Sea
Speaker 2: Break home, and maybe he wasn't Maybe he was just
Speaker 2: an indoctrinated idiot or someone sold this Hilich. And there's
Speaker 2: lots of those out there too, and they're company all
Speaker 2: different ethnicities. A Yankee soldier entered the Sea Break home
Speaker 2: and seeing the sleeping child, jerked the blanket from beneath it,
Speaker 2: while yelling, what the fuck is this?
Speaker 1: Now another fucking call hold on.
Speaker 2: Jesus fucking Christ, somebody else from another fucking part of Aloe,
Speaker 2: Like what the get out of my fucking face, dude,
Speaker 2: I said, can you call back then, no milesoner, or now,
Speaker 2: can you call back?
Speaker 1: Wake up a little bit?
Speaker 2: So this is jerk the blanket from beneath it while yelling,
Speaker 2: wake up, your little bastard rebel.
Speaker 1: It's a baby, it's an infant.
Speaker 2: And see what a real Yankee looks like, yeah, because
Speaker 2: you're a real man for scaring and abusing a baby
Speaker 2: like see, I don't understand, like these people don't have
Speaker 2: any of the moral fiber, like no compassion. No, it's
Speaker 2: like this is another human being, it's a child. And
Speaker 2: this is how you instill holy fear into people. First
Speaker 2: of all, why are you doing that in the first place?
Speaker 2: Are they a threat? They're fucking families. How do you
Speaker 2: how do you be so blind to this? How do
Speaker 2: you not see what's the right in front of your
Speaker 2: face that maybe your command or whatever is telling you
Speaker 2: and informing you is lying to you. Just use your head. Oh,
Speaker 2: there's just because they're crafty and sneaky, these terrorists, they're
Speaker 2: really good.
Speaker 1: At blending in and being kind.
Speaker 2: No, that's what the fucking Jews are like, they're really
Speaker 2: good at blending in and being kind of pretending that
Speaker 2: there're on your side. So them, being as treacherous as
Speaker 2: they are, of course, they'll always instill some sort of
Speaker 2: distrust in others into people and be just trusting of
Speaker 2: them and envious and suspicious of them because they know
Speaker 2: their own nature, which is the complete lack of any
Speaker 2: type of morality or restraint, so he jerk the blanket
Speaker 2: from beneath it while yelling, wake up your little bastard,
Speaker 2: revel and see what a really Yankee looks like. But
Speaker 2: why did they mention the open fire? He says, slipt
Speaker 2: on a blanket near an open fire place, open wide right.
Speaker 2: And then he says, he jerked the blanket from underneath it,
Speaker 2: So if it was wrapped, the child's gonna spin. Why
Speaker 2: don't they finish what That's what probably happened here. The
Speaker 2: child probably flew into the fucking fireplace. Wake up your
Speaker 2: little bastard and see what a real Yankee looks like. Galaton, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: In galaton See, I thought that was Texas when I
Speaker 2: first saw that, so I didn't say anything. I just
Speaker 2: In Galton, Tennessee, scores of Confederate soldiers were murdered by
Speaker 2: the occupying Union soldiers simply for wanting to see their families.
Speaker 1: I'll repeat that.
Speaker 2: In Gallaton, Tennessee, scores of Confederate soldiers were murdered by
Speaker 2: occupying Union soldiers simply for wanting to see their families.
Speaker 2: In Loudon County, Virginia, September tenth, eighteen sixty three, Clark
Speaker 2: County Journal reported that the Yankees are behaving with greater
Speaker 2: fiendish news as then has heretofore characterized their conduct elsewhere
Speaker 2: it's back when I guess elsewhere was two words, and
Speaker 2: that they have in several instances violated the persons of
Speaker 2: some of the most respectable ladies in the economy.
Speaker 1: Rape.
Speaker 2: Three sisters, young, intelligent and of excellent social position, have
Speaker 2: been made the victims of their lust because a brother
Speaker 2: of theirs was a captain in the Confederate Service. In
Speaker 2: the family and in the familiar pattern in fuck you
Speaker 2: and in the familiar pattern in Columbia, South Carolina. The
Speaker 2: same newspaper edition stated that the churches were pillaged and
Speaker 2: afterwards burned.
Speaker 1: At Saint Mary's.
Speaker 2: College, a Catholic institution, shared their fate. The Catholic convent
Speaker 2: was ruthlessly sacked. The soldiers drank the sacramental wine and
Speaker 2: profaned with fiery drafts of vulgar whiskey with goblets of
Speaker 2: the communion services. Some went off reeling under desecration of
Speaker 2: the churches too, So even if they think everything else
Speaker 2: is awful about the South, because they've been brainwashed to
Speaker 2: believe this, Like how did they get brain will watched
Speaker 2: that much when one day everything was fine and they
Speaker 2: were comrades and Americans were Americans to that? How did
Speaker 2: they get there? And then they would at least have
Speaker 2: you know, some sort of boundaries and respect for religion,
Speaker 2: especially back then. So why didn't they? What were they?
Speaker 2: Were they of the ilk who disrespects that religion anyway?
Speaker 2: Were they fueled by I don't know, having just enough
Speaker 2: Oi vase in their mixed in their mists in their
Speaker 2: mix to uh, you know, monkey see monkey do that
Speaker 2: that into into existence? You know, when someone leads and
Speaker 2: they lead by example, the rest of the lesser minds
Speaker 2: follow and continue to do the same thing that those
Speaker 2: who took the initiative did. That's how a lot of
Speaker 2: its mob shit works is that it's always some agent
Speaker 2: or someone they implanted, They planted into the mob or
Speaker 2: the protests or whatever that does spark off something. But
Speaker 2: they were now they were not organic. They were an
Speaker 2: agent provocateur. They were an asset. They were some sort
Speaker 2: of agent and or operative. And they're the ones to
Speaker 2: do it because they're not going to leave it to
Speaker 2: chance that it just happens organically. So once they do that,
Speaker 2: they're you know, and if it's a shooter situation, they'll
Speaker 2: have their own shooters in there. People have always said
Speaker 2: that they've witnessed people in formation, like military formation, three
Speaker 2: man teams.
Speaker 1: Stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Whenever there was any like these school shootings and all
Speaker 2: this other crap, there was always like professionals there. Then
Speaker 2: they'd never talk about again. And they blame it on
Speaker 2: the kids. Why they blame it on whoever the school
Speaker 2: shooter was or the random, you know, Arab shooter in
Speaker 2: San Bernardino, all that crap. So it makes you wonder
Speaker 2: what happened there. The churches were pillaged, as they said,
Speaker 2: with those he sacked uh Bah, and some went off
Speaker 2: reeling under the weight of priestly robes, holy vessels, and candlesticks.
Speaker 1: So they robbed everything that was of precious metal.
Speaker 2: Bringing to mind the recent distressing reports of US soldiers
Speaker 2: killing dogs for sport. Where the fuck do they find
Speaker 2: these people?
Speaker 1: Women?
Speaker 2: Remember the women who were really like humiliating Iraqis, stripping
Speaker 2: them down, sticking things in their ass. Remember that, Remember
Speaker 2: that those were women soldiers, and I rack doing that
Speaker 2: cheered on by the guys killing dogs for sport in
Speaker 2: Iraq and Afghanistan. Maybe it was Afghanistan, there's where that happened.
Speaker 2: Or the brutalization of citizens by these bitches and killing
Speaker 2: killing dogs we just saw, we just heard a story
Speaker 2: about children were playing with a dog and the idea
Speaker 2: of soldiers blew its fucking brains out to amuse themselves,
Speaker 2: traumatizing the children. This is very interesting that there's so
Speaker 2: many parallelsaler, isn't there. Maybe it's because it's the same
Speaker 2: entity that was driving this civil war, as is what's
Speaker 2: going on in Gaza right now. Maybe we should pay
Speaker 2: attention to that. Maybe we should pay really close attention
Speaker 2: to that, because what's next, what's next on the menu?
Speaker 1: What's next on the agenda? Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: They're already putting anti semical laws in here, they're already
Speaker 2: palllunteering up this place.
Speaker 1: What do you think is going to happen next?
Speaker 2: There's going to be another one of these civil wars here,
Speaker 2: but it's going to be us fighting for our survival,
Speaker 2: not against any particular ethnicity, because they have tried that
Speaker 2: card so many times it doesn't work. The only thing
Speaker 2: that we're trying to do right now is fight the
Speaker 2: battle for mankind against whatever these parasitic assholes truly are.
Speaker 2: A soldier passing in the streets seeing some children playing
Speaker 2: with a beautiful little greyhound, amuse himself by beating its
Speaker 2: brains out, almost identical to the stories that you hear
Speaker 2: in Gaza. For six weeks a huge pile of sixty
Speaker 2: five dead horses and mules shot by Sherman's marauding heroes
Speaker 2: filled Columbia streets with a deadly stench. It was impossible
Speaker 2: to bury them since the Union forces had stolen all
Speaker 2: the shovel spades and other farming instruments. A remarkable letter
Speaker 2: to his wife from Union Lieutenant Thomas J. Myers, dated
Speaker 2: February twenty sixth, eighteen sixty five, described Union exploits and
Speaker 2: embarrassing stark terms, and specified the extent of the criminal
Speaker 2: activities going on, which, as noted earlier, included the likes
Speaker 2: of William Sherman. We have had a glorious time in
Speaker 2: this state. Unrestricted license to burn in plunder was the
Speaker 2: order of the day. Gold watches, silver pictures, cups, spoons, forks,
Speaker 2: et cetera, and as common in are as, common in
Speaker 2: camp as blackberries. And they don't mean phones, they mean blackberries,
Speaker 2: which if you've ever been to Washington State or upstate
Speaker 2: New York or whatever, you know, they grow as weeds
Speaker 2: in giant, giant bushes, starting with one little shoot.
Speaker 1: The terms of plunder are as follows.
Speaker 2: Each company is required to exhibit the results of its
Speaker 2: operations at any given place one fifth, Like if you
Speaker 2: go from Seattle to Tacoma and you're just like riding
Speaker 2: a bus or whatever, you'll see how many freaking BlackBerry
Speaker 2: bushes there are. There's tons of them out there, which
Speaker 2: got me very excited because at least they love picking
Speaker 2: BlackBerry songs look.
Speaker 1: Good the wild ones.
Speaker 2: Each company is required to exhibit the results of its
Speaker 2: operations at any given place one fifth and first choice
Speaker 2: falls to the share of the commander in chief and staff,
Speaker 2: one fifth to the core commanders and staff, one fifth
Speaker 2: to field officers of regiments they're talking about how they're
Speaker 2: diving up people's belongings, and two fifths to the company.
Speaker 2: Officers are not allowed to join these expeditions without disguising
Speaker 2: themselves as privates. Officers work officers over the rank of
Speaker 2: captain are not made to put their plunder in the
Speaker 2: estimate for general distribution. This is very unfair. So these
Speaker 2: people are talking about what's fair when they're fucking stealing
Speaker 2: from people. This is the mentality here, and for that reason,
Speaker 2: in order to protect themselves, subordinate officers and privates keep
Speaker 2: back everything that they can carry about their persons, such
Speaker 2: as rings, ear rings, breastpins, etc. Of which if I
Speaker 2: ever get home, I have about a court. You know
Speaker 2: what happened to those people who used to own that?
Speaker 2: Are they just bobbed? Are they dead? Are they raped?
Speaker 2: What happened? But you're not concerned about the human element.
Speaker 2: You're concerned about your own fucking personal gain at the
Speaker 2: expense of someone else. This is the exact opposite of
Speaker 2: common law. This is due without wilt, meaning if you
Speaker 2: it might makes right?
Speaker 1: Can you fuck off?
Speaker 2: General Sherman has silver, General Sherman and silver and gold
Speaker 2: enough to start a bank. That's interesting way to place that,
Speaker 2: especially since the banks are the ones that started this ship.
Speaker 2: His share in gold watches alone at Columbia was two
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy five. I'm kind of curious if Sherman
Speaker 2: was would we be able to find out if General Sherman
Speaker 2: was a freemason or some sort of fellow traveler. If
Speaker 2: any of these, If all these generals Sheridan and Sherman
Speaker 2: were or Turchin, I think I bet.
Speaker 1: Your Urchin was.
Speaker 2: He was also a freaking Russian, But that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: anything unless he was Russian Jay, then it means something.
Speaker 2: All the general officers, and many besides had valuables of
Speaker 2: every description, down to embroidered ladies, pocket handkerchiefs with their
Speaker 2: own initials on them. That's a war trophy. Near the
Speaker 2: end of the letters, Meyers. Wisely, counsels don't show this
Speaker 2: letter out of the family.
Speaker 1: Union.
Speaker 2: Rapes were so rampant during Christmas eighteen sixty four in
Speaker 2: Georgia that Mary S. Mallard, in her journal wrote, the
Speaker 2: servants scarcely had a moment to do anything for us
Speaker 2: out of the house. A women, finding it unsafe for
Speaker 2: them to be out of the house at all, would
Speaker 2: run in and conceal themselves in our dwelling. A few
Speaker 2: remaining chickens and some sheep were killed. These men were
Speaker 2: so outrageous. At the Negro houses, the Negro men were
Speaker 2: obliged to stay at their houses for the protection of
Speaker 2: their wives, and in some instances they rescued them from
Speaker 2: the hands of these infamous creatures, just spreading the Christmas spirit.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 2: She'd see what they were, ravaging all of anything that lived,
Speaker 2: especially humans. There was no let's go liberate and free
Speaker 2: the slaves. This was a scorched earth policy, just spreading
Speaker 2: the She described in another entry how a despicable Yankee
Speaker 2: soldier stole the chain from the bucket of their well,
Speaker 2: leaving them without access to water. A September fourteenth, eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty five letter written to President Jefferson Davis by Reverend
Speaker 2: doctor John Bachman, then pastor of Charleston, South Carolina Lutheran Church,
Speaker 2: detailed more of Sheridan's treeps, monsters, crimes. Bachmann wrote, I
Speaker 2: happened to be at Cash's depots, six miles from Kirsha Charah.
Speaker 2: The owner was a widow, missus ellerby missus ellerby seventy
Speaker 2: one years of age. Her son, Colonel Cash, was absent.
Speaker 2: I witness the barbarities inflicted on the aged widow and
Speaker 2: young and delicate females. Officers high in command were engaged.
Speaker 2: High in command, the leaders engaged in tearing from the
Speaker 2: ladies their watches, their ear and wedding rings. The dagg
Speaker 2: eerotypes of those I don't know what the eles is
Speaker 2: of those they loved and cherished. A lady of delicacy
Speaker 2: and refinement, a personal friend was compelled to strip before
Speaker 2: them that they might find concealed watches and other valuables
Speaker 2: under her dress. A system of torture was practiced towards
Speaker 2: the unarmed and defenseless, which, as far as I know
Speaker 2: and believe, was universal throughout the cool.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hello, Okay, go for it man.
Speaker 2: Alright, alright, alright, guys, we're about to get canceled here,
Speaker 2: so I gotta go.
Speaker 1: Uscilla pasta. I'm gonna do it right,