Speaker 1: Must I say, I've been live for fifty nine minutes.
Speaker 1: That's weird. All right, Well we're here. Hello. I don't
Speaker 1: have the full video on this computer. I have to
Speaker 1: transfer it over, but I had the intro, so there
Speaker 1: we go. So I have America A Freedom to Fascism
Speaker 1: by Aaron Russo documentary.
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Speaker 1: We can have a look at some of that. It's
Speaker 1: a little dated. It was made in two thousand and six,
Speaker 1: but Aaron Russo was He died of what they say
Speaker 1: it was cancer not too long after the documentary came out,
Speaker 1: and not too long after he spoke to Alex Jones. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: this camera, I don't know if it's the contrast or
Speaker 1: the saturation, but I make it's that makes me look orange. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's have a look at a couple of things here.
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Speaker 1: Did I actually make this one work? Yeah? I kind of,
Speaker 1: I guess because I was in here setting things up.
Speaker 1: It's counting that time that I was in the I
Speaker 1: don't know. It's weird to say that already on for
Speaker 1: an hour, So that's not gonna help me tell tell
Speaker 1: how long I've been on that's kind of weird. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's check and make sure that we are currently live
Speaker 1: though hmm doesn't look like at least not on FTJ media.
Speaker 1: It does not appear that we are on FGG media.
Speaker 1: That's the second time that didn't work. Let's see about rumble.
Speaker 1: Let's started out over. Okay, yes, rumble, we're good. FTJ
Speaker 1: media is not working, and I'm guessing I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: go with yes on the whole bit shoot. Wouldn't just
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Speaker 1: let's see if we can make this work. If we can,
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Speaker 1: really don't want to do. You set the key, Well,
Speaker 1: that's not gonna matter, I think that's gonna do is
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Speaker 1: we do you know that's that's about rumbled it right? Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: it's just not gonna work this time. Come out because
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Speaker 1: We're just not gonna use it tonight. I will have
Speaker 1: to import it later. Kind of sucks, but it is
Speaker 1: what it is, and I think I will share this
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Speaker 1: Let me put this in the rubble chat. Oh, I
Speaker 1: got a couple of things too that will kind of
Speaker 1: give you funny. So let me place this in the
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Speaker 1: was gonna do that FGJ too, but I can't. So
Speaker 1: let's see. Let's let's go over to the bit shoot
Speaker 1: put it in there so you can get some interaction here.
Speaker 1: It looks like this one's going. Yes, hold on, here
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Speaker 1: what the hell? Try that again? Does that let you do? Uh? Links?
Speaker 1: I guess not. That's pretty weird. It's just like a
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Speaker 1: go up? Yeah, I can say hi, I just can't
Speaker 1: put links in there. All right, Well that is what
Speaker 1: it is. Then come over to Rumble if you want to,
Speaker 1: uh find the link to say hello. And there's one
Speaker 1: more thing I was gonna do. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I forgot to drop this link. I use some of
Speaker 1: the bitch into the telegram normally what done all this?
Speaker 1: But hey, my stomach is not feeling very good right now,
Speaker 1: so I kind of got a little distracted. Here there
Speaker 1: you go, Oh of course, there you go. Awesome. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get into this. We are going to read a
Speaker 1: few things. So the first thing we gotta work on,
Speaker 1: Harry says Periam and also says lots Purim is a
Speaker 1: Jewish holiday marking the deliverance it's celebrating killing a bunch
Speaker 1: of going all right, killing a bunch of nations, killing
Speaker 1: a bunch of anyone that isn't them. Deliverance. They made
Speaker 1: this story up anyway, deliverance of the Jews from a
Speaker 1: royal death decree. According to the Jewish lunar calendar, Purim
Speaker 1: usually falls during February or March. So why is that significant? Well,
Speaker 1: because this kind of relates to Cyrus and who they
Speaker 1: been superimposing a Cyrus? And who did they crown the
Speaker 1: silver crowned king of the Torah, and who just won
Speaker 1: the election in November, and who's going to be coming
Speaker 1: in the office in about three days. Yeah, so it
Speaker 1: might be relevantly since he's talking about death penalties for
Speaker 1: anti Semitism, even though that was an older from a
Speaker 1: few years ago statement, it's been regurgitated as if he
Speaker 1: was saying it recently. But he said a lot of
Speaker 1: other things. You know, when he got he got pierced
Speaker 1: with the all and all that good stuff. So he's
Speaker 1: a he's a good loyal tagged cattle Perium, the Hebrew
Speaker 1: word meaning lots, is named for the lots that Haman
Speaker 1: cast in order to determine the day on which he
Speaker 1: would kill the Jews. So they say, so, say they,
Speaker 1: Now there's other links out there I can go look
Speaker 1: for if we absolutely us, But let's first go here,
Speaker 1: not that one. Yeah, so there's a lot of problems
Speaker 1: I've seen with my second reading through of New History
Speaker 1: of the Jews by Usus Mullins. It's almost as if
Speaker 1: someone I, you know, I hate to say this about
Speaker 1: Eustace because every I love a lot of his books,
Speaker 1: and love a lot of his information and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But when you actually read through this and you see how,
Speaker 1: you know, through the biased lens of yet another Abrahamic
Speaker 1: death cult, it's spoken as you kind of have to
Speaker 1: you gotta have to like examine that a little bit deeper,
Speaker 1: because he states in this book that the majority of
Speaker 1: the information he received to create this book came from
Speaker 1: a priest. So someone else controlling another aspect of the
Speaker 1: same cult, speaking from a different direction, and this is
Speaker 1: what they do, you know. So let's move on here.
Speaker 1: It says the Jews welcomed Cyrus with open arms. Remember Persia.
Speaker 1: Right here is another theme which is repeated throughout the
Speaker 1: history of the Jews. In every nation which falls without
Speaker 1: a struggle. The Jews rushed out to welcome the invaders.
Speaker 1: And if I didn't have a man, the heritage one
Speaker 1: is on my other computer. But we talked about the
Speaker 1: Visigoths before, and how the Muslims were welcomed in. First
Speaker 1: they were enticed to take out Grecian Africa, right like
Speaker 1: northern Africa, demolish all that, and then make their way
Speaker 1: to Spain where they would be welcomed in. And they
Speaker 1: certainly were. Let's see. Castine tells us that Cyrus allowed
Speaker 1: the Jews to return to their own country, but many
Speaker 1: of them preferred to remain in Babylon, of course, where
Speaker 1: they already had destroyed the freaking place and took over.
Speaker 1: And they say, I don't know if it's in here,
Speaker 1: for it's above this or below it. But it says
Speaker 1: within less than five decades Babylon was no more. Despite
Speaker 1: the freedom they enjoyed, the Jews began to plot, to
Speaker 1: plot the overthrow of the Empire. At that time, Cyrus,
Speaker 1: leader of the Persians, wished to attack Babylon and seize
Speaker 1: its riches, but he knew that his army was not
Speaker 1: strong enough. Jewish emissaries came to him and declared that
Speaker 1: they were willing to open the gates for him, just
Speaker 1: like they said to the Muslims later in history, right
Speaker 1: around seven eleven ish AD. At first Cyrus suspected a trap,
Speaker 1: and he is said to have put the first such
Speaker 1: Jewish messenger to death. And the previous video I said,
Speaker 1: gool good for him, But the Jews later convinced him
Speaker 1: that they were sincere. Well, if a j connvinces you
Speaker 1: that they're sincere, you probably minute stake. Anyway. They asked
Speaker 1: in return that he restored to them their land. And
Speaker 1: this again, restore to them their land and Palestine. This
Speaker 1: has been going on for a while. Huh. This this
Speaker 1: BS and the year five three nine BC, the Army
Speaker 1: of Syris. And you know why they say this, So
Speaker 1: they're talking about Edenite stuff. They're talking about goth stuff.
Speaker 1: That's what they're referring to. They're they're referring to their
Speaker 1: little Saturn Moon Colt restore to us the place where
Speaker 1: we could you know, freely murder humans as we please,
Speaker 1: steal their children, get all rapey with everybody, and poison
Speaker 1: them at will through our pharmachia. Yeah, yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: they wanted, and just rob people blind steal their crops
Speaker 1: so that you don't have to do anything. In the
Speaker 1: year five thirty nine BC, the army of Cyrus appeared
Speaker 1: before the Babylon and on page sixty five of the
Speaker 1: History of the Jews, Casting says, the conquest of Babylon
Speaker 1: was achieved without difficulty. The city fell without a fight.
Speaker 1: What a coincidence. That is exactly what Manetho and previously
Speaker 1: I was getting him that name mixed up with Maimonides,
Speaker 1: which is an asshole. Okay, Manetho, where all right wrote
Speaker 1: about the fall of Egypt to the hick, sauce and invaders.
Speaker 1: There was no battle. Although ancient history is filled with
Speaker 1: accounts of long and desperate battles between nations and sieges
Speaker 1: of cities which lasted for many years, when a city
Speaker 1: had a significant Jewish community, these battles did not seem
Speaker 1: to take place. No doubt, the Jews did not wish
Speaker 1: to see their homes and businesses damaged by an attack.
Speaker 1: And now we are catching up here. Casting tells us
Speaker 1: that Cyrus allowed the Jews to return to their own country,
Speaker 1: but many of them preferred to remain in Babylon under
Speaker 1: the protection of Cyrus. The Jews were allowed to despoil
Speaker 1: the natives of Babylon, Right, that's what they want. And
Speaker 1: what riches Cyrus did not carry off to Persia became
Speaker 1: the property of the Jews. So they rip everybody off,
Speaker 1: and they do so with arrogant, forceful, malicious, wicked, brutal
Speaker 1: tactics because they've already declared that they are superior and
Speaker 1: that they're untouchable because they have the backing of so
Speaker 1: and so. Well, what situation are we setting up or
Speaker 1: are we watching beings set up? With Orange Man in
Speaker 1: his cabinet and what's about to happen here? Here? Here? Consequently,
Speaker 1: the Jews formed a wealthy and powerful ruling class in Babylon,
Speaker 1: and they devoted their time and money to formulating a
Speaker 1: Jewish ethic that's kind of like an oxymoron there Jewish
Speaker 1: and ethic right, which was written down as a Babylonian
Speaker 1: talmud in the English edition published in London in nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty five as the Sansino Talmud. Rabbi Hurts says on
Speaker 1: page twenty one, when we come to the Babylonian Gemara
Speaker 1: or Jamara, we are dealing with what most people understand
Speaker 1: when they speak or write of the Talmud its birthplace.
Speaker 1: Babylonia was an autonomous Jewish center. An autonomous Jewish Babylonia
Speaker 1: was an autonomous Jewish center for a longer period than
Speaker 1: any other land, namely from soon after five to eighty
Speaker 1: six before the Christian Era to the year ten forty
Speaker 1: after the Christian Era one thousand, six hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: six years. Note that Rabbi Hurts proudly states that after
Speaker 1: being conquered by Cyrus, Babylonia became an autonomous or self
Speaker 1: governing Jewish center. Does anybody here want to be ruled
Speaker 1: by them for the next well, not that we aren't already,
Speaker 1: but overtly be robbed even more of everything that we
Speaker 1: work for, have our families under assault even more, have
Speaker 1: deadly pharmachia pushed on us without any say in what
Speaker 1: happens to our children? Are us for for for any year,
Speaker 1: let alone one thousand, six hundred and twenty six of them.
Speaker 1: We're not going to make it to the other end
Speaker 1: to see a better day if that's the case, So
Speaker 1: just be mindful, don't let it happen under your nose. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Babbelonia became an autonomous or self governing Jewish center, being
Speaker 1: that we already know that this government here is in
Speaker 1: the government, it's distraction and plays because it's already handled
Speaker 1: by different people. As we all should at least to
Speaker 1: understand that people whose faces we don't we very rarely see,
Speaker 1: and if we did see them, we wouldn't even know.
Speaker 1: And they're spokesmen. Their actors are what we fight to
Speaker 1: put in office, just their actors. The outcome is always
Speaker 1: going to be the same. We were already conquered in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty five eighteen seventy one. At the same time,
Speaker 1: Darwin comes out with one of his books for Oddly Enough,
Speaker 1: first was eighteen fifty nine. His second book was eighteen
Speaker 1: seventy one. I believe that's the same year we were incorporated.
Speaker 1: No statement could be more revealing of the role played
Speaker 1: by the Jews in betraying the nation to Cyrus. Not
Speaker 1: only did the Jews take over the Babylonian Empire, they
Speaker 1: also went home with Cyrus and formed large colonies in Persia.
Speaker 1: Upsis max Raidin in the Jews among the Greeks and Romans,
Speaker 1: says page sixty one. The virtual autonomy of the Persian
Speaker 1: period allowed the development of a well organized ruling class
Speaker 1: of priests, the Sufurian or scribes, men learned in the law,
Speaker 1: who had no definite priestly functions, no definite priestly functions.
Speaker 1: But Raidin does not tell us. What Raidin does not
Speaker 1: tell us is that these scribes were not priests. They
Speaker 1: were the rulers of the autonomous Jewish community. So the
Speaker 1: sanhedron or the sorcerers like you would have in the
Speaker 1: times of the knights, the high sorcerers, we call them sanhedrin.
Speaker 1: Sometimes if it's more local, more local community, that's cahl.
Speaker 1: It was who followed what the sanhedrin. The elders of
Speaker 1: the elders say it was scribes of this type who
Speaker 1: met to condemn. And then here we go again, the
Speaker 1: whole Jesus Christ to be crucified thing. The influence of
Speaker 1: the Jews in Persia and the Persian Empire soon caused
Speaker 1: it to go the way of earlier civilizations. One of
Speaker 1: the shortest books, now this is where it gets important.
Speaker 1: One of the one of the shortest books of the
Speaker 1: Bible is the Book of Esther, the most Jewish of
Speaker 1: the books his words, and the only one in which
Speaker 1: God is not mentioned. Kind of strange for a Bible.
Speaker 1: There's no intervention, there's nothing, it's just hey, let's tell let's,
Speaker 1: you know, relish on that fact that we killed a
Speaker 1: bunch of people and got carte blanche to do so,
Speaker 1: kind of like when you know, America funded a Bolshevik
Speaker 1: revolution and helped them from starving to death after they
Speaker 1: killed a couple too many farmers. The story of Esther
Speaker 1: gave rise to the jews most important religious ceremony, the
Speaker 1: Purium Festival, which celebrates the victory of the Jews over
Speaker 1: the Gentiles when Esther succeeded in having Haman executed. Now,
Speaker 1: hold on a second, because this says it's the most
Speaker 1: important religious ceremony. Oh and by the way, do you
Speaker 1: know when the Nuremberg trials were Do you know when
Speaker 1: they hung innocent people? Yeah, yep, you got it during
Speaker 1: the perium. So there's something too, that whole perium thing.
Speaker 1: And it is approaching quite soon here, And if not
Speaker 1: this one, then maybe the next. Give him, give him
Speaker 1: a year in office and see what but transpires at
Speaker 1: this time. Oh wait, wait, hold on a second. So
Speaker 1: let's let's make this other point here. Uh, it's not
Speaker 1: that one there's one that says it's a it's an
Speaker 1: it's a it's a it's a No, it's a nothing burger. Basically,
Speaker 1: I don't have it up here, I guess. Yeah. A
Speaker 1: lesser Jewish festival you don't here how it sounds, probably
Speaker 1: won't be able to hear it. A lesser Jewish festival
Speaker 1: held in spring on the fourteenth or fifteenth day of
Speaker 1: Adar to commemorate the defeat of Haman's plot to massacre. Oh,
Speaker 1: that sounds so scary the Jews, as recorded in the
Speaker 1: book Vester, they were plotting to overthrow the kingdom, So yeah,
Speaker 1: what are you supposed to do if you're okay? Uh huh?
Speaker 1: And and do they not do that? Do they not
Speaker 1: do that on it like on route Keenly on a
Speaker 1: routine basis. Do they not betray people and overthrow kingdoms? Well,
Speaker 1: they were about to do that, So that's why Haram stopped,
Speaker 1: stepped up and said, I can fix this if you
Speaker 1: give me the go ahead. But give me the green light.
Speaker 1: I'm I'll fix this for you. He's like, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 1: So yeah. The most important religious ceremony the Perium festival,
Speaker 1: which celebrates the victory of the Jews over the Gentiles
Speaker 1: or nations or people that aren't them. When Esther succeeded,
Speaker 1: Esther succeeded in having harmonics executed, how did she do
Speaker 1: that with booty? That's how at this time? Poor don't
Speaker 1: just put it nice and bluntly a hacerous. Now here's
Speaker 1: what I have a problem with here this prefix. There's asa,
Speaker 1: and I believe that there's also Aha in r ar,
Speaker 1: which signified arian or warrior, which actually goes back to
Speaker 1: noble lord slash warrior slash arian again, so I hope
Speaker 1: that's not what this is. In this name, A Hostiras
Speaker 1: is the king of Persia. At this time a Hostiris
Speaker 1: was king of Persia. Makes me wonder what his lineage
Speaker 1: is and if that's any way indicative of him being
Speaker 1: Aryan slash Goth. And they were, yes, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, Well, hear what he did. At this time,
Speaker 1: A Hosiras was king of Persia, and his prime minister
Speaker 1: was a conscientious, hard working man named Haman. Haman had
Speaker 1: been troubled about the growing power and insolence of the
Speaker 1: Persian Jews. Thus eight through nine Haman said, unto you,
Speaker 1: King ahasrous kind of sounds like rhinoceros. There is a
Speaker 1: certain people scattered abroad and dispersed among thy people in
Speaker 1: all the provinces. The foreigners, the cutthroats, the bandits, the thieves,
Speaker 1: the merchants. Yeah, those guys and their laws are diverse
Speaker 1: from those of every people, right because you know, the
Speaker 1: law of the stranger means they don't have to be
Speaker 1: nice to you. They just have to not kill each
Speaker 1: other in their pursuit of parasitically destroying everything else. Neither
Speaker 1: keep they the King's laws. Therefore, it is not fit
Speaker 1: for the King's prophets to suffer them. If it please
Speaker 1: the King, let it be written that they be destroyed.
Speaker 1: This request seemed reasonable enough to King Ahasiras that's how
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pronounce it anyway, And he authorized Haman to
Speaker 1: prepare for a day in the near future when the
Speaker 1: Jewish problem could be solved. Unbeknownst to them, the King's
Speaker 1: favorite wife, favorite wife, multiple it's the problem. Esther was
Speaker 1: a secret jew a secret Jews crypto named Hadasha. So
Speaker 1: Esther was Dasha Hadassah all right. She was the niece
Speaker 1: of a Jewish leader named Mordecai, and he had had
Speaker 1: her smuggled into the palace to give her charms to
Speaker 1: the king. So this is all set up from the
Speaker 1: very beginning. And so the Jewish harlot became queen. So
Speaker 1: it was a setup from the beginning for her to
Speaker 1: be there in the place. He sent her there. This
Speaker 1: is what it's stating right here. So it's not like
Speaker 1: she just is sticking up for her cousin or whatever
Speaker 1: the hell it is. Uncle. The Jews soon soon learned.
Speaker 1: And then imagine your uncle prostituting yourself, you you out
Speaker 1: to your you know, his enemy, so that he can
Speaker 1: take them over, and you'll being okay with that and
Speaker 1: following along. Tell me that's not a cult. Tell me
Speaker 1: that's not a cult behavior. That's not cult behavior. The
Speaker 1: Jews soon learned of King Hacerus's plan and Murderkai Whatecai
Speaker 1: also is the real name of Karl Marx Mordechai Levi.
Speaker 1: All right, Mordecai hurried to the palace where he informed
Speaker 1: Esther of the peril of the Jews. Est boldly went
Speaker 1: to the king, said that she was a jewss and
Speaker 1: dared him to carry out Hanan's And I don't know
Speaker 1: why they changed the Hanan's request. The king was unable
Speaker 1: to resist her charms, booty, and he agreed to do
Speaker 1: anything she asked cuk pussy. Esther asked only that the
Speaker 1: gallows which Haman was building to hang Mordechai and the
Speaker 1: other Jewish conspirators, Jewish conspirators to overthrow, So shen't no
Speaker 1: denying that they're these right, they didn't deny the fact
Speaker 1: that they're about to take over the kingdom. More than
Speaker 1: the Haman was building to hang Mordecai and the other
Speaker 1: Jewish conspirators should be completed, and then that the king
Speaker 1: should have Haman hung there instead. So dirty the king greed,
Speaker 1: and when Haman had been hung, Esther forced the king
Speaker 1: to inaugurate, listen to this, inaugurate a reign of terror
Speaker 1: against his gentile subjects in walks Donald Trump with his
Speaker 1: team and I think his I think his Esther is
Speaker 1: his Esther equivalent and is his UH, his his daughter's
Speaker 1: entanglement with Chris Kushner and his his uh desires and wants.
Speaker 1: But there's there's many many parallels you could you could
Speaker 1: draw there. It doesn't necessarily have to be just that
Speaker 1: gild you that plus many other things, and uh, what
Speaker 1: do you call it?
Speaker 2: In ah?
Speaker 1: I can't think of the word right now. My stomach
Speaker 1: is killing me and my brain's all whacked up. But yeah,
Speaker 1: he's definitely in service to them, and he's tied up
Speaker 1: in them a little a little bit too much, all right,
Speaker 1: So he says, the king agreed, and when Haman had
Speaker 1: been hung, Esther forced the king to inaugurate a ran
Speaker 1: of terror against the gentile subjects. Then the king Ahasra said,
Speaker 1: unto Esther the queen and to Morcai, the Jew who
Speaker 1: was would have overthrown and killed the king. But now
Speaker 1: their best buddies, as they're killing his loyal subjects. Right,
Speaker 1: the Jew behold, I have given Esther the house of
Speaker 1: him on Now she owns the property. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 1: You kill people you take their home. But they blame
Speaker 1: the Germans, right, the National Socialists for doing that to
Speaker 1: the Jews during the war, which wasn't even true because
Speaker 1: people erased the transfer agreement out of there. No, all
Speaker 1: of their wealth was intact. They were gonna ship They
Speaker 1: were shipping it out along with them, training them before
Speaker 1: they got there so that they could cultivate the freaking
Speaker 1: desert shitland that they were gonna encounter. And h yeah,
Speaker 1: so what are we talking about here? It's a bunch
Speaker 1: of more lies, more lies, more misdirection, more projection. I
Speaker 1: have given Esther the house of Haman, and him they
Speaker 1: have hanged on the gallows because he laid his hands
Speaker 1: upon the Jews. Oh but you think the Jews were
Speaker 1: satisfied with that, No, because even though they just escaped
Speaker 1: with their lives and got something more than they should
Speaker 1: have in return, they are not satisfied yet. And then
Speaker 1: they say the Jews made further demands, and again the
Speaker 1: king agreed because Esther and Vagina apparently the Jews made
Speaker 1: for the demands. And again the king agreed because he
Speaker 1: was unable to deny Esther anything. Imagine if she was
Speaker 1: withholding too, Oh, that would have been so pathetic. Wherein
Speaker 1: the King granted the Jews, which were in every city,
Speaker 1: to gather themselves together here it comes, and to stand
Speaker 1: for their life, Oh so dramatic. Stand for their life
Speaker 1: even though they're killing other people. Victim victim victims are
Speaker 1: killing everybody. The victims are killing everybody, and to stand
Speaker 1: for their life, to destroy, to slay, and to cause
Speaker 1: to perish, how are those different things? You have to
Speaker 1: say all those is that or is that just for
Speaker 1: the remedial People who don't can't comprehend with destroy and
Speaker 1: slay being maybe to cause the perish. Oh and also
Speaker 1: kill and unalive. That's the newest one right to unlive somebody,
Speaker 1: so you can get past censors. That's so stupid to
Speaker 1: cause to perish. That's what I'm gonna say. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say that in replacement now when everybody somebody says unliving,
Speaker 1: because I hate that. I hate when people make up
Speaker 1: fake words. It's like, the English language is perfectly fine.
Speaker 1: You don't need to make up bullshit. Being an English
Speaker 1: major kind of irritates me. Uh So, I will just
Speaker 1: go ahead and swat ab out unliving with cause to
Speaker 1: perish all the power of the people and province that
Speaker 1: would assault them, so regardless if they do it or not,
Speaker 1: if they would because we said that they would, I'm
Speaker 1: not lying. Both little ones, children and women. They're going
Speaker 1: to murder children and women as well and take the
Speaker 1: spoil of them for prey. Rape and murder, that's what
Speaker 1: that means. Rape, murder, children, women dudes too. If they're
Speaker 1: caught with the you know they have outstanding numbers, they'll
Speaker 1: hold them down and rape them to death. This verse
Speaker 1: reveals the innate bloodthirstiness of the Jews in their demand
Speaker 1: to be allowed to massacre women and children who had
Speaker 1: done them no harm. Heinen's action against them had been
Speaker 1: planned as a governmental program. I'm guessing Heinen and Haman
Speaker 1: are the same name, because I don't know why they
Speaker 1: jump back and forth between the two unless they're just
Speaker 1: not describing who this other character is planned as a
Speaker 1: governmental program. But the Jewish counterattack became a wild slaughter
Speaker 1: of the innocence. They were set loose, and the king
Speaker 1: was granting this privilege to them, the president, I'm sorry
Speaker 1: the king, but who knows granting them this because you know,
Speaker 1: you got to even the scales because they claimed some
Speaker 1: sort of victimhood from the past by some people that
Speaker 1: we know didn't do anything. They're going to even the score.
Speaker 1: They got to keep on evening that score throughout the
Speaker 1: rest of fucking history. Hayden's actions against them had been
Speaker 1: planned that I said that, But the Jewish slaughter of
Speaker 1: the innocence the master begins as described in Esther eight seventeen,
Speaker 1: and in every province and in every city whithersoever the
Speaker 1: king's commandment and his decree came, the Jews had joy
Speaker 1: and gladness, a feast and a good day. This is
Speaker 1: like Saturnalia and Lupercalia rolled in together. And of course
Speaker 1: I'm gonna throw root Lupercalia in here, because I'm telling
Speaker 1: you this is a Saturn moon Colt. This is the
Speaker 1: serpent wolf Totem cult. This is what we're talking about here.
Speaker 1: This is they always have been. I don't give a
Speaker 1: fuck but their name and that they apply to themselves.
Speaker 1: And many of the people of the land became Jews.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting for the fear of the Jews fell
Speaker 1: upon them. Yeah, no, no, no, I'm gonna be a Jew.
Speaker 1: Don't kill me, don't rip my family. At Esther's request,
Speaker 1: King a Hosterist now hung all of Hanan's So we're
Speaker 1: talking about Haman because it's the same person. So it
Speaker 1: says Haynen's here, and it says I'm on in the
Speaker 1: same sentence. So here says at Esther's request, King a
Speaker 1: Hosierrist now hung a all of Haynan's ten sons. How
Speaker 1: many people did they did they hang at Nuremberg? So
Speaker 1: if you if you add Haman, doesn't that make eleven?
Speaker 1: Their only crime having been that Haman had been their father,
Speaker 1: and his house and goods were given to Esther's relatives.
Speaker 1: How disgraceful, How disgraceful the massacres of the Gentiles. The indignity,
Speaker 1: the massacres of the gentiles, you know, regular old people
Speaker 1: who did nothing to these psychopaths were carried out throughout
Speaker 1: the Persian Empire, and the blood letting of the This
Speaker 1: is the king allowing this. Yeah, go ahead and kill
Speaker 1: all of my loyal subjects, and somehow I'm going to
Speaker 1: keep this kingdom together after that, after I let you
Speaker 1: have your free for all murder spree from anybody that
Speaker 1: you're envious of, that you feel like taking their possessions
Speaker 1: and they have a pretty wife or daughter or son
Speaker 1: that you want to rape to death. That's go right ahead. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that sounds fair. That's what a sound minded king would do,
Speaker 1: because he's getting some good tale from fucking Esther. Yeah, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: when is a never mind? I was gonna say, when
Speaker 1: has a Jews been that hot? Jackie Nassis didn't or
Speaker 1: Jackie Jackie Kennedy was not was not hot that hot
Speaker 1: at all freaking braid the bushy eyebrows anyway, don't don't
Speaker 1: throw the don't throw the Shapiro card in there. I
Speaker 1: know some of you are thinking about the boobs. The
Speaker 1: maskers of the Jetiles were carried out throughout the person Empire.
Speaker 1: The landing Native Uh and the blood letting of the
Speaker 1: native leaders so weakened the nation that soon afterwards the
Speaker 1: Empire was easily conquered by Alexander the Great well Good.
Speaker 1: Because Haman had cast the lot or per to attack
Speaker 1: the Jews. The victorious Jews took the name of Purim
Speaker 1: because they're not clever, or day of the lot to
Speaker 1: celebrate their victory over the Gentiles. The last verse of
Speaker 1: Esser describes their happy Jewish community Esther ten three. For Morracai,
Speaker 1: the Jew was next to King Ahasus and great among
Speaker 1: the Jews, and accepted of the multitude of his brethren,
Speaker 1: seeking the wealth of his people, and speaking peace to
Speaker 1: all his seed. What as you're murdering innocent people, you're
Speaker 1: speaking peace. And the Jewish mind doesn't have any problem
Speaker 1: with with this whatsoever. They don't even they don't even
Speaker 1: see where there's a problem with this. Isn't that fantastic.
Speaker 1: Isn't that something, isn't it? Oh my god? All right,
Speaker 1: hold on, let me get I can't seem to find
Speaker 1: my ass with too the hands here. Okay, uh, let's
Speaker 1: go back to.
Speaker 3: I.
Speaker 1: Let's go get over here or something. What's up in
Speaker 1: the corner here? I don't know if I like it.
Speaker 1: That one's weird. Let's go with this. Let's keep it simple,
Speaker 1: all right. The civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, and Persia had
Speaker 1: now fallen because of Jewish subversion. Next to be other
Speaker 1: bunt of the Jewish part parasitism, was Greece. In all history,
Speaker 1: no two people have been more diametrically opposed than the
Speaker 1: Jews and the Greeks, and the Jews have always borne
Speaker 1: great hatred for Greek culture. Although although it was palmy,
Speaker 1: and I've said this before, hey did like grab it
Speaker 1: right out of my own book and tell you exactly. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's the wrong one that's attempt to cure with doctor
Speaker 1: Glidden by the way. His book should be coming out
Speaker 1: probably the next couple weeks, his newest one, and I'm
Speaker 1: very excited for that. Hopefully I put a put a
Speaker 1: pin in it. This is the Freemain. Maybe it's further out.
Speaker 1: Let's say, where would I have put that link? Wink?
Speaker 1: Where would I have put it? Probably all three places.
Speaker 1: I like the trifecta if I can get to it.
Speaker 1: You know, not on the first day, cause then you're
Speaker 1: just a whore. But anyway, Uh, let's see me yapping
Speaker 1: about the cops, card me talking about what the fuck
Speaker 1: I am?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I want to find those I want to find those quotes.
Speaker 1: I'm in the Edmond Ronine section right now that you
Speaker 1: get a great text. I gotta find I gotta find
Speaker 1: that spot. It might not be easy. I guess I
Speaker 1: could try to pull up that particular spot from Oh here,
Speaker 1: it is here, it is here.
Speaker 5: You go.
Speaker 1: Let me, let me, let me explain to you what
Speaker 1: what the Greeks did for the Jews and what the
Speaker 1: Jews did to the Greeks. This is coming from my book,
Speaker 1: but it's actually quoting from the book to laughing Jesus. Okay,
Speaker 1: So this is talking about how the all their stories
Speaker 1: of the Old Testament are lies. Let's get into something
Speaker 1: a little bit more Greek about them.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 1: After the death of Alexander in three twenty five BC,
Speaker 1: poisoning his general Ptolmy ruled Palestine from Egypt. The next
Speaker 1: century and a half saw a momentous change in Palestine
Speaker 1: as Greek technology and customs were introduced into the region.
Speaker 1: So finally something was developing that area, because because before
Speaker 1: they weren't doing shit with it, because they're stone age,
Speaker 1: stone age minded, uncreative, parasitic people who need to suck
Speaker 1: life out of everything. They don't breed life into anything. Okay,
Speaker 1: moving on. The next or so changed the palace, and
Speaker 1: as Greek technology and customs were introduced into the region,
Speaker 1: coinage replaced barter. Agriculture was revolutionized by artificial irrigation, water wheels,
Speaker 1: the plow. Oh you mean sort of like what Thorp did,
Speaker 1: and yeah, okay in Sumer, yeah sounds great, sounds like
Speaker 1: that Aryan touch or that Gothic touch. Now, Jerusalem really
Speaker 1: did become a city skilled in many crafts like they
Speaker 1: claimed prior to when there was nothing there. As one
Speaker 1: of the Jewish writers of the time puts it, yes,
Speaker 1: as in the same period there was an explosion of
Speaker 1: Jewish literature because they could read and write for the
Speaker 1: first time the first time in the history of this region.
Speaker 1: Not saying all of them all the utonized but in
Speaker 1: this region where they're supposedly the chosen ones, they and
Speaker 1: I would say else, let me let me let him
Speaker 1: see say and then I'll emphasize of this region, we
Speaker 1: have the beginnings of a high culture for the first
Speaker 1: time capable of creating it and sustaining a literate class.
Speaker 1: Meaning prior to that, they didn't have very many literate people,
Speaker 1: if any. From the beginning of the second century BC.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna put that stupid e before common are
Speaker 1: bullshit on there. Palestine produced many famous philosophers, poets, satirists,
Speaker 1: and rhetoricians. Rhetoricians rhetoricians sorry, some of whom even became
Speaker 1: friends and advisors to influential Roman statesmen. Isn't that surprising
Speaker 1: because I don't I already tell you they're the advisors
Speaker 1: to the king. They are, and they're they're learned, so
Speaker 1: so wise and so because the Greeks taught them. That's
Speaker 1: why not because there's some chosen people. And also the
Speaker 1: priestcrafts don't grow stronger when you when you give them
Speaker 1: what they need in order to manipulate better. Influential Roman
Speaker 1: statesmen they became influential. I'm gonna say this again, they
Speaker 1: became advisors to influential Roman statesmen. Remember Rome was a
Speaker 1: word for Edenites, and eden Kites were the wolf totem.
Speaker 1: And what happened what's in that story about Romulus and
Speaker 1: Remis they were they were raised by a she wolf.
Speaker 1: It was a matriarchical cult. Uh, that's just all right anyway,
Speaker 1: such as POMPEII, So Pompei was one of their Brutus
Speaker 1: and Cicero, so they advised Brutus. And what happened to
Speaker 1: Julius Caesar exactly treachery. The Jews had finally arrived on
Speaker 1: the world stage as a sophisticated people. But ironically they
Speaker 1: had only achieved this through an education that was thoroughly Greek.
Speaker 1: Only achieved this through an education that was thoroughly Greek.
Speaker 1: The Hellenistic period was the true birth of a higher
Speaker 1: society of these treacherous pieces of garbage. Almost all of
Speaker 1: the Jewish literature produced in this period is written in Greek.
Speaker 1: Why not anything else? Oh, because they were illiterate before that.
Speaker 1: The Jews wrote in Greek and thought in Greek. And
Speaker 1: yet the Jews were not Greeks. And what does this mean?
Speaker 1: And how important is that statement? They wrote in Greek
Speaker 1: and thought in Greek. Do you understand what that means?
Speaker 1: And I've gone over this so many other times. If
Speaker 1: you're Russian and you have your own set of characters,
Speaker 1: in your own ways of expressing things, in your own
Speaker 1: structure or sentence, you're gonna think if that's what you
Speaker 1: were raised on, You're gonna think in that structure, and
Speaker 1: you're gonna think with those words, primarily regardless of what
Speaker 1: else you learn after the fact. If you are taught Greek,
Speaker 1: which has a vast language with like over a million words,
Speaker 1: concepts that you can only express in Greek and not
Speaker 1: in other languages, certainly not Barbaric Hebrew literally barbaric herey
Speaker 1: bar barbar dark drapt art. Yeah, then you're not you're
Speaker 1: not expressing things, especially when you have to go through
Speaker 1: context and then like there's so many things missing in
Speaker 1: Hebrew to make anything makes sense. That that's why they
Speaker 1: have mystics who are interpreting all the time, because it's
Speaker 1: not clear because they can't express themselves properly with this thing.
Speaker 1: In this like fifteen different things are assigned the same word.
Speaker 1: You've got to figure it out through context. Oh does
Speaker 1: that mean rock or does it mean tree or bird?
Speaker 1: It's like what And of course making just an example
Speaker 1: that's not a real example, but it's pretty damn close
Speaker 1: to that. Pathetic. So they if they wrote in Greek
Speaker 1: and thought in Greek, that basically tells you that the
Speaker 1: original language was Greek, meaning they didn't have they weren't
Speaker 1: literally prior to that. And that's a dead giveaway. And
Speaker 1: yet the Jews were not Greeks and never could be,
Speaker 1: no matter how hard they aspired.
Speaker 4: So what do they do.
Speaker 1: They dropped up their own history and religion and put
Speaker 1: themselves in the center and call them the Chosen months.
Speaker 1: And this is when it really happened, this is the
Speaker 1: time period in which it actually occurred. And they, oh, no,
Speaker 1: this is Moses with eighteen hundred PC and whatever the
Speaker 1: fuck it was. Yeah, sure, all based off of Aryan Gothic.
Speaker 7: Are you know.
Speaker 1: Real people who existed that you borrowed from, stolen, co opted, commandeered,
Speaker 1: those types of words. The Greeks had divided the whole
Speaker 1: world into mutually exclusive into two mutually exclusive categories, Greeks
Speaker 1: and Barbarians. In response, the Jews divided the world into
Speaker 1: Jews and Gentiles, except that word wasn't a thing back
Speaker 1: then yet, and produced a body of literature that provided
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, that proved, at least to their own satisfaction,
Speaker 1: that the Jews were not only equal to the Greeks,
Speaker 1: they were better. Of course, of course envy right. They
Speaker 1: hate the fact that they were even taught to anything
Speaker 1: by someone else. And I write and I write, are
Speaker 1: you picking up on the implications of what they're saying.
Speaker 1: You might need a moment to absorb that and process
Speaker 1: what you just read. But there are telltale giveaways in
Speaker 1: this passage. What does it mean? The Jews wrote in
Speaker 1: Greek and thought in Greek that this passage is the
Speaker 1: key to the whole enchilada or bagel. Because they're Jews, perhaps,
Speaker 1: what do we know specifically about Greek as a language.
Speaker 1: They have many words or expressions that do not translate
Speaker 1: into other languages. Correct, When you are a native to
Speaker 1: a language, you can see a word and sense and
Speaker 1: feel its meaning, and I feel its meaning what its
Speaker 1: meaning is, even if you can't verbally translate it into
Speaker 1: someone else's language. Such would be the case for the
Speaker 1: word logos, or, for instance, for the writers to claim
Speaker 1: in history to prove that the Jews wrote in Greek
Speaker 1: and not their presumed indigenous language. Is interesting enough. To
Speaker 1: then say they thought in Greek is to say they
Speaker 1: were taught literacy in Greek by Greeks, and there was
Speaker 1: nothing they had before to think in a language complex
Speaker 1: comes from learning everything you know through that language, which
Speaker 1: displaces any idea that they were literate before the Greeks
Speaker 1: taught them. The Greeks gave them a language. They merely
Speaker 1: claimed Hebrew as their own later, but it did not
Speaker 1: originate with the Israelites, quote unquote, it isn't a native
Speaker 1: language to them. Hebrew is more closely related to the
Speaker 1: Phoenician and Molibite languages, and therefore said to be related
Speaker 1: to a rougher Cannite version, but actually goes all the
Speaker 1: way back to I don't know Goths. Yeah, there you go,
Speaker 1: But Phoenicians, the original Phoenicians were Goths. That's another thing
Speaker 1: that people need to clear up. Didn't We just read
Speaker 1: that there was no distinction between the Israelites and the
Speaker 1: Cannites except from the pens of more modern court historians.
Speaker 1: Then we also read that the Israelites and the Jews
Speaker 1: were separate people that were bitter rivalries, says the Jewish
Speaker 1: fantasy factory. Now we got to get into this a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 1: Sooner had the Jews assimilated their Greek education, then they
Speaker 1: began to give a novel meaning false account of how
Speaker 1: they had come by it. They had not learned from
Speaker 1: the Greeks. No, no, no, they can't give those people credit.
Speaker 1: It was the other way around. You see, as soon
Speaker 1: as they were taught something, they could turn around and say,
Speaker 1: we taught you everything. This is the mentality that we're
Speaker 1: dealing with here. You can't you can't be nice to them,
Speaker 1: You can't be kind to them. You can't help them,
Speaker 1: because they will just turn around turn everything against you.
Speaker 1: In two twenty BC, the Jewish writer Hermippus recorded his
Speaker 1: opinion that Pythagoras the first man in the Greek world
Speaker 1: to be called a philosopher. I don't know if that
Speaker 1: was true. Actually, m it wasn't. Here thought hair Clitis was.
Speaker 1: I thought he was before I could be wrong. Heral
Speaker 1: Heraclitis was the one who actually coined the word logos.
Speaker 1: Didn't know what the meaning is like. And I will
Speaker 1: tell you through this book, my other book that I wrote.
Speaker 1: Let's see what I can find where it says it.
Speaker 1: Logos Greek, a complex Greek word associated with the philosopher Heraclitis.
Speaker 1: Heracleician logos is both an account of reality and that
Speaker 1: which is revealed by the account. The logos is the
Speaker 1: fundamental reason for things being as they are. It is
Speaker 1: the fundamental principle of the world. So that's where Heraclitis
Speaker 1: comes in. I'm pretty sure he may predate fifth Agris,
Speaker 1: but I could be wrong. It was the other way around, Okay,
Speaker 1: As we said that recorded his opinion that Pythagoras, the
Speaker 1: first man in the Greek world to be called the philosopher,
Speaker 1: had actually acquired all his wisdom from the Jews. Right
Speaker 1: to wisdom from the Jews. That's hilarious, do they even?
Speaker 1: The fact that they have no sense of humor when
Speaker 1: they tell these things is mind boggling. Aristobulus, running in
Speaker 1: the middle of the second century BC, added that Plato
Speaker 1: had borrowed his ideas from Moses, who didn't exist in
Speaker 1: the first century. Josephus claimed that the wisest of the Greeks,
Speaker 1: including Plato, Pythagoras, Anexagoras, and the Stoics, had learned their
Speaker 1: conceptions of God from principles with which Moses supplied them
Speaker 1: according to the imaginary man. According to the Jewish writer Eupolymus, however,
Speaker 1: the Greeks even their knowledge of the alphabet to Moses.
Speaker 1: So Moses is a Goth. Apparently, that would explain the
Speaker 1: horns on his heade, because they were of a goat
Speaker 1: totem for the sun cult he had taught his He
Speaker 1: had taught it first to the Jews, who then taught
Speaker 1: it to the Phoenicians, who in turn taught it to
Speaker 1: the Greeks out of Panis. Another Jewish writer tells us
Speaker 1: that Moses acquired the name Mosaos, which is a totally
Speaker 1: different person. It's not the same person from the Greeks
Speaker 1: became the teacher of Orpheus. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: see Mosaic Mosaos was that, but Moses wasn't that. They're
Speaker 1: trying to absorb and assimilate things that don't even knowpe uh. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Teacher of Orpheus and conferred a whole host of benefits
Speaker 1: upon mankind, including the invention of ships, mechanisms for stone construction, weaponry,
Speaker 1: hydraulic engines, implements of warfare, and of course they would
Speaker 1: happen for warfare, but wasn't from the and of course philosophy. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're going to tell a lie, tell a big one,
Speaker 1: I said, I guess. But why insult and show lack
Speaker 1: of gratitude to your teachers by claiming they were insignificant
Speaker 1: in your education. I'm not talking about public school. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about Alexandria and the sharing of knowledge that occurred.
Speaker 1: The Greeks never even heard of the Jews until they
Speaker 1: acquired them through the conquest of Babylon, but Thagarists lived
Speaker 1: a good two thousand years before that. In Egypt. Moses's
Speaker 1: achievements were even more spectacular. He taught He taught hieroglyphics
Speaker 1: to the Egyptian priests, right, sure, he did. No, those
Speaker 1: are Gothic Sumerians again divided the nations into thirty six names,
Speaker 1: assigned each god it was to worship. Oh, I thought
Speaker 1: they were Maletheists interesting, and was named Hermes. Oh he's
Speaker 1: Hermes too now, because of his ability to interpret sacred writings.
Speaker 1: During the Hellenistic period, there was no end to the
Speaker 1: jews delight in rewriting history and playing one up. Mentioned
Speaker 1: as soon as they were taught how to read and write,
Speaker 1: the birth of yellow journal journalism and revisionist history occurred.
Speaker 1: Everything's a spell with them. He's said it enough times
Speaker 1: it becomes true. Right, So there's that. Where are we at?
Speaker 1: The Greeks represented the refinement. Let's say, in all history,
Speaker 1: no two people have been more diametrically opposed than the
Speaker 1: Jews and the Greeks, and the Jews have always borne
Speaker 1: great hatred for Greek culture. The Greeks represented the refinement
Speaker 1: of the civilized gentleman and individual, while the jew continued
Speaker 1: to be a brutalized, earthbound, non creative, unartistic, and nameless
Speaker 1: member of a bandit tribe. Ralph Marcus writes and Great
Speaker 1: Ideas of the Jewish People, page one O three. We
Speaker 1: know from recent architectural discoveries that the Hellenistic cities on
Speaker 1: the borders of Judea were rich in Greek architecture in art.
Speaker 1: Of course, I'm sure someone else took credit for it.
Speaker 1: Good culture extended to the edge of the wilderness, and
Speaker 1: it stops where the Jewish bandits began. The Greeks. It's
Speaker 1: like a you know, color color colored gray casting. On
Speaker 1: page ninety two of History of the jew says the
Speaker 1: Greeks had had vast experience of in this world. Their
Speaker 1: imagination had been fertile, and they had created much that
Speaker 1: in these circumstances they should fall in with a people
Speaker 1: imbued with a calm and some I'm stole it and
Speaker 1: a becolic certainty where spiritual possessions were concerned, Barbarians with
Speaker 1: no sculpture or breeding necessarily tinged tinge their contempt with
Speaker 1: impotent wrath, the the inevitability what the hell ah right, sorry,
Speaker 1: The inevitably logical result of this attitude on the part
Speaker 1: of the Greeks was the growth.
Speaker 5: Of anti.
Speaker 1: Of hatred of the Jews. Okay. Thus, Casting attributes anti
Speaker 1: Semitism to the Jews, but says nothing of the Jewish
Speaker 1: hatred for Greek culture on page eighty eight, which is
Speaker 1: interesting for a couple of reasons. Eight is the number
Speaker 1: of saturn, but also in the eights have been doubling
Speaker 1: up and coming into displaying themselves in the world a
Speaker 1: lot lehina eight O eight is the aera code. It
Speaker 1: was hit on eight oh eight right page eighty eight,
Speaker 1: and oscill that means ah, so of his history of
Speaker 1: the Jews, he gives a more plausible reason for anti
Speaker 1: Semitism to daya paralyzed the Greek attack, while the Alexandrian
Speaker 1: Jews brought about the disintegration of Hellenistic civilization. This is
Speaker 1: the most startling admission which a Jewish historian has ever
Speaker 1: made about the destructive impact of the Jews. Alexandria and
Speaker 1: was the intellectual center of the late Greek Empire, and
Speaker 1: its library was the greatest in the world. That's where
Speaker 1: they got all their data. Because of course they were
Speaker 1: learning the culture, trying to assimulate the Jews into a
Speaker 1: civil Greek society that they were taking getting all the
Speaker 1: benefits of. And yet still they had to developed their
Speaker 1: there to knock in that time period, utilizing all the
Speaker 1: the truisms of real people, not gods, not this uh
Speaker 1: you know, myth mongering that occurs with bards and priests
Speaker 1: after the fact, that makes that deifies men that were
Speaker 1: actually just real people. But they take these people from
Speaker 1: their from these writings, and they developed their own characters
Speaker 1: and wrote their own book making them all, you know,
Speaker 1: semitizing them all in the process. It was here Casting
Speaker 1: says that the Jews brought about the disintegration of Hellenistic
Speaker 1: or Hellenic civilization, they later burned the Great Library because
Speaker 1: it contained hundreds of historical references of the destructive activities
Speaker 1: of the Jews. But yet also because they already had
Speaker 1: rewritten history in their book, and that's the one when
Speaker 1: they wanted to sarrive with Greek civilization on the decline.
Speaker 1: The Jews now began to infect Rome. But Rome was
Speaker 1: more of the same. Let's just keep it. Let's make
Speaker 1: sure that that's clear. And this is where it gets
Speaker 1: a little weird, because they talk about they talk about
Speaker 1: the Roman Empire and that Julius Caesar was killed because
Speaker 1: he was given concessions to the Jews, and that's why
Speaker 1: Brutus took them down. And I say to myself when
Speaker 1: I hear that, Oh, so you're telling me that when
Speaker 1: when Julius Caesar was was was assassinated, murdered by his
Speaker 1: best friend. According to yeah, best some best friend Brutus,
Speaker 1: things got better, they solved their Jew problem after that,
Speaker 1: or did they get worse? So that's not true then,
Speaker 1: because it only became more and more corrupt after that,
Speaker 1: and more and more weakened, and more and more perverse.
Speaker 1: You have Coliguiliy, you got all these other idiots you know,
Speaker 1: so what are we talking about here? So that that's
Speaker 1: not that that's a fly with me. And this is
Speaker 1: why I say, because this is handed to Eustace by
Speaker 1: a priest, I think, I think there's there's some stuff
Speaker 1: that that, you know, least, something to be desired. And
Speaker 1: he and of course Constant seems a good guy in
Speaker 1: the in this asshole's mind too, which is crazy and
Speaker 1: it's more more Jesus nonsense too. And so from that
Speaker 1: from there on we were good. But I I kind
Speaker 1: of straight away from this book at the time we're
Speaker 1: starts talking about how when we know and I can
Speaker 1: actually see if I can pull this up here, let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the right one.
Speaker 4: I I.
Speaker 1: I have to go a little we have to go
Speaker 1: a little far up here to get to it. But
Speaker 1: I had dropped in here a picture maybe it's coming up. Hey,
Speaker 1: Oh here's a yeah. Lord, we're bald Jacob ross Child
Speaker 1: and and yahoo with this blue tie. That's significant as well,
Speaker 1: that very color of blue. It's also directed energy weapon proof.
Speaker 1: That nice. Oh look he's all he's all uh tiple
Speaker 1: end up Saturn. There is a place coming up soon,
Speaker 1: I wrote, I captured. I just gotta find it. It
Speaker 1: might not be worth it. We'll find out. There's a
Speaker 1: there's a snapshot that I took talking about something.
Speaker 2: A bitch.
Speaker 1: How far up is it? It's gotta be getting close. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm no, yes, not well, anyway, it was here. I
Speaker 1: don't know where the hell it is. Hey, look, you
Speaker 1: gotta look at Loganstein. You know, like Wolverine has minors. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so there it is Christ, all right, he says. The
Speaker 1: small inlets in Sicilia, now part of southern Turkey, where
Speaker 1: the layers of pirates who terrorized the eastern Mediterranean in
Speaker 1: the two centuries before Christ. The abduction of their most
Speaker 1: famous victim, however, proved to be a miscalculation. Of band
Speaker 1: of Celetian pirates kidnapped a twenty five year old Roman
Speaker 1: nobleman on the way to roads. He charmed them, telling
Speaker 1: his captors to double their ransom demand and joking about
Speaker 1: how he would punish them. When the ransom was paid
Speaker 1: and he was released. Julius Caesar returned at the head
Speaker 1: of a Roman fleet. The future Master of the Mediterranean,
Speaker 1: captured all of his ex captors and crucified each one.
Speaker 1: These were the lace days. These would have been human
Speaker 1: child whatever you want to call it, traffickers, you know,
Speaker 1: screwing around with that purple, that drug that Amin Hillman
Speaker 1: talks about. And Ammon Hillman actually talks about this this
Speaker 1: very time where you know, there is no tolerance for
Speaker 1: lay stays, right, these people who were human traffickers and
Speaker 1: stealing people like this man and took him down and
Speaker 1: says Celicia Turkey, these layers are pirates of the United
Speaker 1: to chiefs called lay stays discussed by the human Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I said that, But that's you mean to tell
Speaker 1: me that he crucified all these people who would most
Speaker 1: certainly bet had been quote unquote Jews, But all of
Speaker 1: a sudden turns around, falls all over himself for them,
Speaker 1: and he's taken out because of that. Nothing Nothing adds
Speaker 1: up about that, nothing, nothing whatsoever. So there's something wrong
Speaker 1: with this. This quote trail that we hear from a
Speaker 1: priest secondhand by Eustace, because he's getting it from the priest.
Speaker 1: Majority of his stuff he said that he find for
Speaker 1: his his findings for this book were delivered to him
Speaker 1: or given to him by a priest, which to me
Speaker 1: kind of makes it seem like he's being used a
Speaker 1: little bit or willfully being used to spread a little
Speaker 1: bit about someone else's propaganda. And that's sad to think
Speaker 1: about because I like useless moons. But in this particular instance,
Speaker 1: I think there's a little bit of that going on
Speaker 1: in this book. Something I didn't catch the first time.
Speaker 1: Where are you at for time? He did about an hour? Yeah,
Speaker 1: the purple, says hurt Loganstein. That's right. Uh where heat? Like,
Speaker 1: what's up? What we got going on over here?
Speaker 5: On?
Speaker 1: So there's that going on. There's something else I wanted
Speaker 1: to show you. You know, I'm gonna pull you a
Speaker 1: little bit of America freedom to fascism. But I want
Speaker 1: to make it very clear that the reason why this
Speaker 1: Furian story was told tonight in the first place is
Speaker 1: because there's a pattern that seems to be repeating itself,
Speaker 1: and they made it a point to let us know
Speaker 1: by coining literally coining coining like as in stamping coins
Speaker 1: that have that was pulled up. I'm to show you.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's in the it's on the thumbnail. But
Speaker 1: in case you didn't see that thumbnail and go into
Speaker 1: my pictures here, I find the damn thing. All right,
Speaker 1: Just give me a second to put it up on
Speaker 1: the screen. Oh, I got stopped that on first. I
Speaker 1: think I can do it that way, you know, why not?
Speaker 1: So you should see that.
Speaker 7: You do all right? Good?
Speaker 1: So there's that. That's Cyrus that we were just talking about.
Speaker 1: What did he do? Took down Babylon with the help
Speaker 1: of the Jews who let him in. Now they're saying
Speaker 1: that he is like a Cyrus. And what follows that? Well,
Speaker 1: and Acirius who allows the Jews to just go willy
Speaker 1: nilly and murder at will all of Asus's people, and
Speaker 1: this says, and he charged me to build him a
Speaker 1: house in Jerusalem to fulfill seventy years. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: because he recognized Remember remember that.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: They really put a lot of detail in his thinning hair,
Speaker 1: didn't they. Strands. I'm embracing my baldness. I don't give
Speaker 1: a fuck anymore. It's forty five whatever, this is what tis.
Speaker 1: I just can't I've always liked milks anyway. I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to find anybody younger than me Poventually, the milks
Speaker 1: are gonna be if if I want a milk, they're
Speaker 1: gonna be elderly. It's gonna be a little bit too old.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, that face is awful. Do you want
Speaker 1: to see a funny face? We want to see a
Speaker 1: funny face. All right, let's do it. Not to disgrace anybody,
Speaker 1: but it just kind of deserves us sometimes. Let's do it. Uh,
Speaker 1: we can do this one real quick just by doing that.
Speaker 1: But ready and go right there? Woo Doctor Jane. Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Something tells me those pictures of you over here are
Speaker 1: a little bit airbrushed or thirty years younger. I don't know.
Speaker 1: One of the two not important anyhow. That's the problem
Speaker 1: with you know, it's false advertising because eventually you're if
Speaker 1: you're trying to like do a dating app, you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to show up in person as yourself. You don't
Speaker 1: want to you don't want to lie too hard, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Let me take this picture of
Speaker 1: when that one time that I was skinny and in shape?
Speaker 1: Yeah that was how many years ago?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna translate too well, you're on your your
Speaker 1: Your credibility is gonna be lost a little bit when
Speaker 1: you actually show up and they're not that. It's like
Speaker 1: your old driver's license pitches like, no, I need to
Speaker 1: have that. I was youthful. Yeah, M give it back. Oops.
Speaker 1: All right, let's do a little bit of this, and
Speaker 1: while we do that, I'll look for some of the
Speaker 1: other statements that kind of drive this point home for
Speaker 1: me at least as a being a true and honest
Speaker 1: and real potential threat coming our way with this new
Speaker 1: regime change. Not that it's not even so much of that,
Speaker 1: but it's it's because it's a ritual and it's a
Speaker 1: dance that it even matters because like I said, and
Speaker 1: like we know, they have already conquered us, they're not
Speaker 1: there's not anything else that that they need to do
Speaker 1: except you know, decide how they're going to present it
Speaker 1: to us when they go from covert to over control,
Speaker 1: and they're doing that slowly. Eventually we'll know that, you know,
Speaker 1: the I M F slash U N slash Federal Reserve
Speaker 1: is are our overlords, and that the the I R
Speaker 1: S and the you know, the their their Armed Division
Speaker 1: and being the BATF or the Alcohol Tobacco of Firearms
Speaker 1: Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco of Firearms is all foreign, has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with our constitution, and it's all through
Speaker 1: because we have a Federal Reserve and federal anything is
Speaker 1: there to protect the interests of the Federal Reserve. And
Speaker 1: that's the only reason why we had a Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigations. It's not to stop crime, it's to stop
Speaker 1: people from messing with their bank because what happened in
Speaker 1: the early days, they were gunning down, you know, pedestrians
Speaker 1: be damned, having straight up gunfights with these g men
Speaker 1: shooting around other civilians to take out people who were
Speaker 1: robbing federally insured banks because they needed to show that
Speaker 1: they weren't. They had zero tolerance so that people wouldn't
Speaker 1: do that, thinking that hey, it's insured, there's there's no
Speaker 1: there's no victim here. Everybody's going to be taken care
Speaker 1: of and we'll get the money and we'll, you know,
Speaker 1: in the same token beacon the structure of the system.
Speaker 1: But they couldn't have that, so, you know, all these
Speaker 1: all this espionage, all these clandestine bullshit everything. Who taught
Speaker 1: to everybody how to do that. It was these sick
Speaker 1: fraternal order, cults, secret societies, jesuits that's all worked in
Speaker 1: you know, the Knights of Malta all worked into these
Speaker 1: agencies in our government. That isn't even our government it's
Speaker 1: just something else, right, The real actors, the ones who
Speaker 1: push and move, shake and move. Hey, Karen, it's all right,
Speaker 1: Gils grandmother's yeah, Gilts are the best, all right. They
Speaker 1: can't run away.
Speaker 10: This is like.
Speaker 1: You can always catch up with that, you know. I
Speaker 1: see them. I see them walking around with their little
Speaker 1: tennis balls cut in half and stuck on their the
Speaker 1: little nobby ends of their walkers. I see that. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let's start this one up through all that sick
Speaker 1: weirdness I just said. And I'll look for some more
Speaker 1: incriminating stuff, like I say, how love my daughter real quick?
Speaker 1: See how she's doing it? She hasn't been feeling well.
Speaker 1: I went on a quest to find out whether there
Speaker 1: was a law requiring Americans to file and income tax.
Speaker 1: And this is America Freedom to Fascism two thousand and
Speaker 1: six by Aaron Russo.
Speaker 7: What happens if your own government is using more force
Speaker 7: and more coercion on its own citizens for the purpose
Speaker 7: of ity?
Speaker 1: Oh look the irs, what a great segue. I just did,
Speaker 1: not even knowing and realizing cheating.
Speaker 8: It's political And since that government engage in terrorism, American
Speaker 8: people expect us to protect them and protect their civil liberties.
Speaker 11: I'm going to do that.
Speaker 12: What is being sold to the American today as Americanism.
Speaker 13: If you peel off the label.
Speaker 12: You find so much similarity to what we were fighting
Speaker 12: against when we were fighting communism and Nazism and fascism.
Speaker 13: The government's now putting a national d cart together.
Speaker 14: We will be carrying our papers, and they have recommended
Speaker 14: they have to checkpoints throughout the country. Some type of
Speaker 14: a physical proof, such as fingerprints or retinal prints.
Speaker 15: Have to be on it.
Speaker 7: Desires of the people really have no consequence. They go
Speaker 7: out and they vote, doesn't make a difference which candidate
Speaker 7: they elected.
Speaker 16: Mister Curtis, are their programs that can be used to
Speaker 16: secretly fage selections?
Speaker 15: Yes, this is absolutely are William.
Speaker 14: I mean it's talking about big brother looking over your
Speaker 14: shoulder and absolutely everything you do.
Speaker 17: There is no constitutional basis for attacks on the wages
Speaker 17: of Americans living and working in the fifty states of
Speaker 17: the Union period.
Speaker 13: End of argument.
Speaker 18: If Americans just learned that the IRS was actually knowingly
Speaker 18: deceiving them, that would be enough for them to rise up.
Speaker 5: And put a stop to it.
Speaker 13: If you've caught me unprepared, I'll come back.
Speaker 19: Well, I don't want to do.
Speaker 2: That to be a look, right, where is the law?
Speaker 5: Crisis? Spulical decisions sill the aug there and I think
Speaker 5: we're finished. They think it's the law, and they have
Speaker 5: all the guns.
Speaker 19: You know, it's an authoritarian approach.
Speaker 12: Now we can see a new world coming into view,
Speaker 12: a world in which there is the very real prospect
Speaker 12: of a new world order.
Speaker 15: The latest technology for identifying people when they make for
Speaker 15: this is actually the implentable chip that you can actually
Speaker 15: embed directly into human flesh.
Speaker 20: Did a microscopic tag being planted in a person's body
Speaker 20: to track as every movement?
Speaker 21: You will rule on that, mark my words.
Speaker 12: As you, then everybody would be the universal monetary system
Speaker 12: excellent because there'd be no escape from it.
Speaker 18: Americans have been taught to expector of salvation from government
Speaker 18: instead of recognizing government as the most dangerous threat they'll.
Speaker 12: Face in their lives.
Speaker 22: It is the greatest hopes ever perpetrated by government against
Speaker 22: the working men and women of America.
Speaker 2: It's organized crime.
Speaker 12: All you do is you call the Republicans the general vases,
Speaker 12: and you call the Democrats the gambinos.
Speaker 1: For those of you about to listen, to this on
Speaker 1: podcast form. It says, I set out on a journey
Speaker 1: to make a film about whether or not there was
Speaker 1: a law requiring Americans to pay an income tax, or
Speaker 1: was the tax a fraud being perpetuated by the American government. Well,
Speaker 1: not the American government, because that doesn't exist. This process
Speaker 1: of discovery brought something much more dangerous and frightening to
Speaker 1: my attention. Now I will bring it to yours. In
Speaker 1: nineteen thirteen, America was a freeze. No they weren't. No no, no, no, no, nope,
Speaker 1: noop noop noop noope. Consent of the government was destroyed
Speaker 1: and we were incorporated and the banks won. So that
Speaker 1: happened a little bit before in nineteen thirteen, But nineteen
Speaker 1: thirteen was the death knoll Right. Then a band of
Speaker 1: powerful bankers achieved their fathers and great grandfather's goal. America
Speaker 1: has never been the same. That part is correct, and
Speaker 1: we can thank Louis Brandeis for being instrumental in that
Speaker 1: soon the world will not be the same.
Speaker 2: The year was nineteen thirteen. Woodrow Wilson was president at
Speaker 2: powerful banking interests who had been trying for years finally
Speaker 2: achieved the long term goal of a silent cud a'tah
Speaker 2: by taking control of the American government. The first thing
Speaker 2: they did to accomplish their takeover was convinced Secretary of
Speaker 2: State Philander Knox to lie to the American people and
Speaker 2: tell them that the Sixteenth Amendment, the Income Tax Amendment,
Speaker 2: had been legally ratified by the States when.
Speaker 20: It was not.
Speaker 2: The bankers knew that this tax would ultimately end up
Speaker 2: in their pockets. Because of this fraud, the American people
Speaker 2: were led to believe there was now a tax on
Speaker 2: their labor. Congress and the President are completely aware of
Speaker 2: this fraud, and it was even cited in a recent
Speaker 2: court case. That very same year, the bankers committed their
Speaker 2: second and by far the most diabolical fraud ever perpetrated
Speaker 2: on the American people by bribing Senators to pass the
Speaker 2: Fellow Reserve Act without the required constitutional amendment. They did
Speaker 2: this during Christmas vacation, when many Senators were home celebrating
Speaker 2: the holidays with their families, and that's how the unconstitutional
Speaker 2: fellerw Reserve Act came into being. They were very clever,
Speaker 2: and they understood that whoever issued the money for America
Speaker 2: would control the government. The bankers won and the American
Speaker 2: people lost because most politicians will sell their soul for
Speaker 2: a dollar, and now the fellow Reserve could issue dollars legally.
Speaker 2: As Mayor Rothschild said, give me control of the nation's
Speaker 2: money supply, and I care not who makes its laws.
Speaker 1: It should be noted also that the Aldridge Plan, which
Speaker 1: was in what they would say, in competition with the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve Act, was no different as a proposal for
Speaker 1: a central bank in the United States that was developed
Speaker 1: by Senator Nelson Aldridge in the National Monetary Commission. A
Speaker 1: plan was a precursor to the Federal Reserve system. Right,
Speaker 1: so you're fucked either way.
Speaker 2: Basically, he knew that he and the other bankers would
Speaker 2: now control the laws of the nation. Government gave these
Speaker 2: bankers one of its most important powers, and now had
Speaker 2: to borrow money from them and pay interest to finance
Speaker 2: the government.
Speaker 1: So the American and why would the quote unquote government
Speaker 1: purposely put themselves on a crutch like that of dependency
Speaker 1: unless the infiltrators had already stormed the gates And there
Speaker 1: was no great battle at least at that point, because
Speaker 1: it was already taken care of. We were already a
Speaker 1: conqueredation by nineteen thirteen, and.
Speaker 2: People were forced to lower their standard of living and
Speaker 2: pay a graduated income tax to the government just so
Speaker 2: the government could give these bankers more profits. President Woodrow Wilson,
Speaker 2: who signed the Federal Reserve Act into law, later said
Speaker 2: in regret, I am a most unhappy man. I have
Speaker 2: unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is now
Speaker 2: controlled by its system of credits. We are no longer
Speaker 2: a government by free opinion, no longer a government by
Speaker 2: conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government
Speaker 2: by the opinion and duress of a small group of
Speaker 2: dominant men.
Speaker 21: The Shutter Reserve was created by Congress in nineteen thirteen,
Speaker 21: and it was entrusted with the power granted originally to
Speaker 21: the Congress by the US Constitution to coin money and
Speaker 21: regulate the value thereof.
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 16: John Drafting, Hi jenlem Maaron Russo. I produced the movie
Speaker 16: trade No no, no, no joke, No no, no no no.
Speaker 16: I produced the movie Trading Places with an Murphy in
Speaker 16: the Roads with Bette Midler.
Speaker 2: Many movies. I'm doing your feature film and uh. My
Speaker 2: film was about my quest to find that whether or
Speaker 2: not people paying them taxes. Do you pay an income tax?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 20: They do?
Speaker 12: You do?
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen the law that requires you to
Speaker 2: pay an income tax?
Speaker 13: Have I ever read it?
Speaker 3: Do you mean in the page black and white?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: No, so you paid the income tax? I assume I'm late.
Speaker 13: Well, actually no, I didn't fill last year.
Speaker 17: But I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Is this on film?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 21: I paid?
Speaker 2: My My question to you is, have you ever seen
Speaker 2: a law that says you have to pay income tax?
Speaker 13: The laws that got where is that bag and a
Speaker 13: gun that's wanted to put you in jail? That's the law.
Speaker 19: Actually, I can't stand.
Speaker 18: The I R s.
Speaker 2: You're evil? Do you have any fear of the I
Speaker 2: R s?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 5: No, really, I'm Canadian.
Speaker 12: I think it's actually unconstant institutional is what I've heard.
Speaker 13: But but to avoid any hassle, I pay it.
Speaker 21: If there was no law and I wasn't afraid of
Speaker 21: them coming and taking me to jail, absolutely I wouldn't
Speaker 21: pay taxes.
Speaker 13: Okay, then no, I wouldn't pay come taxes. So I
Speaker 13: wouldn't pay it.
Speaker 2: Why would anybody?
Speaker 23: Because they you know, that's that's what they tell us
Speaker 23: we must do else we're bad Americans.
Speaker 2: Did you pay it? No, would you pay it?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: I would you pay taxes if you have to.
Speaker 12: The income tax is not legal because it would be
Speaker 12: a direct tax, and it is not apportioned as the
Speaker 12: constitution demands.
Speaker 15: If it's against the constitution, then why are we doing?
Speaker 1: The road usage one should infuriate you because like every
Speaker 1: other infrastructure that you and your taxes have paid for
Speaker 1: to put in place in the first place, now you're
Speaker 1: being taxed on top of that and getting pulled over
Speaker 1: for another extortion tax whenever they see fits as fuck
Speaker 1: with you on your property. It's your property. Those roads
Speaker 1: are not theirs. Notice it has a long, pointy nose.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? How many times are they going to
Speaker 1: do an introduction in the middle of the movie eleven minutes?
Speaker 24: The really expected that, of course, there's a law that
Speaker 24: you can point to in the law book, the code
Speaker 24: that requires you to file.
Speaker 19: A tax return.
Speaker 25: Of course there is.
Speaker 24: I maybe I don't know what it is right then,
Speaker 24: as we as he was speaking to me, but sure
Speaker 24: so naively I agreed to go off and research it
Speaker 24: and get back twin. Three and a half months later,
Speaker 24: I was at that point where I couldn't find the
Speaker 24: statute that clearly made a person liable, at least not
Speaker 24: me and most people I know. And I had no
Speaker 24: choice in my mind except to resign.
Speaker 10: I had to leave the IRS because I presented evidence
Speaker 10: that I had accumulated indicating that the agency was violating
Speaker 10: the law and violating people's rights. And I asked the
Speaker 10: agency for a response to my sincere concerns, and the
Speaker 10: answer I got was that they would not respond to
Speaker 10: my concerns and that they wouldn't provide me with the
Speaker 10: paperwork necessary to tender my resignation.
Speaker 9: Only the People Foundation for Constitutional Education.
Speaker 1: And I met Sherry at the Red Pill Expo a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago in November, and she had actually
Speaker 1: gone to jail the other guy, but they just showed
Speaker 1: up on the screen and did not And there was
Speaker 1: a guy named Bill Benson that was big on this
Speaker 1: exposing this stuff too, and I think he was out
Speaker 1: of upstate New York. He may have been like even
Speaker 1: in her own town or in Albany or something like that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I met Sherry, and she did serve time,
Speaker 1: because not everybody's lucky what do you call it? Ron
Speaker 1: Paul visited her in prison.
Speaker 9: Put a full page ad on the USA today on
Speaker 9: July seventh, two thousand and Within the body of that
Speaker 9: ad was a fifty thousand dollars challenge for anyone they
Speaker 9: could show the law. And to me, fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 9: is a lot of money. So I went after that
Speaker 9: and did the research based on the fact that I thought,
Speaker 9: let's put this baby to bed. I'm hearing all these rumors.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm going to kill two birds of one stone.
Speaker 9: I'll answer these people's questions that are asking me, and
Speaker 9: then I win this fifty thousand dollars. And you know,
Speaker 9: based on the resources I did throughout the year two
Speaker 9: thousand and that I'm still doing, I have not found
Speaker 9: that law. I've asked Congress, We've asked a lot of
Speaker 9: people in the IRS, IRS commissioners, helpers. They can't answer
Speaker 9: because if they answered, the American people are going to
Speaker 9: know that this whole thing is a faut.
Speaker 2: I was surprised to hear these highly trained and decorated
Speaker 2: IRS agents telling me there was no law requiring American
Speaker 2: citizens to file at ten forty or to pay an
Speaker 2: income tax on their labor.
Speaker 24: I haven't filed an income Federal income tax return since
Speaker 24: I left.
Speaker 9: I have not filed a tax return since nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 9: Appropimately sixty seven million people don't file income tax re China.
Speaker 2: I made a decision to go to Washington so I
Speaker 2: could attend to we the People Foundation press conference. They
Speaker 2: were going to serve a class action lawsuit on the
Speaker 2: IRS signed by over three thousand people because the IRS
Speaker 2: has refused to show the law that makes Americans liable
Speaker 2: to file a ten forty or to pay an income
Speaker 2: tax on their labor. I was very curious as to
Speaker 2: why the IRS refused to show the law, as it
Speaker 2: seems such a simple thing to do. Yet I was
Speaker 2: skeptical about the Foundation's claims. They had to be a
Speaker 2: look right, I mean, we've all been told over and
Speaker 2: over and over again that we had at the income taxes.
Speaker 9: Taxes.
Speaker 22: Most people believe that the income tax system is legal,
Speaker 22: that the revenue from the tax is used in the
Speaker 22: public interest. However, there is a substantial, conclusive body of
Speaker 22: evidence that proves that our income tax system represents the
Speaker 22: most pernicious form of tyranny. It is the greatest hopes
Speaker 22: ever perpetrated by government against the workingmen and women of America.
Speaker 20: American citizens, along with the Foundation, have been asking the
Speaker 20: IRS to specifically provide them with the underlying legal foundation
Speaker 20: upon which they administer and enforce the personal income tax
Speaker 20: laws in our country at.
Speaker 6: The national level.
Speaker 24: When people would attempt to contact somebody of a much
Speaker 24: higher authority, say the commissioner, same kind of thing.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't get.
Speaker 24: They would get answers that were in effect non answers.
Speaker 6: There are a group of people standing outside of them
Speaker 6: who assert that no longer cords should be taxes and
Speaker 6: that you will not answer their petitions to the government
Speaker 6: as to whether they're.
Speaker 5: Required by taxes.
Speaker 13: Are they required by taxes? I've been paying my taxes
Speaker 13: ever since I had my first job.
Speaker 23: And I think it's a It's a fundamental construct of
Speaker 23: our nation that those of us who expect and demand
Speaker 23: the services.
Speaker 1: From our government, that's not where the money goes anyway.
Speaker 1: It goes to the IMF. He doesn't go into your
Speaker 1: government at all. It goes to the rothschilds of the world,
Speaker 1: to the cult you're paying your tithings.
Speaker 5: That the government provides.
Speaker 23: Be the protection of our country through the military, or
Speaker 23: be they the education of our children, or be they
Speaker 23: the protection of our environment.
Speaker 1: Who's actually putting our country in danger? Isn't it us
Speaker 1: who gets our news in other people's business on the
Speaker 1: behalf of Israel and the banks in the first place,
Speaker 1: So they perpetuate the problem, not us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, that we must pay for those services.
Speaker 23: So yes, I think there is a fundamental obligation and
Speaker 23: that that it's an understood and well accepted one.
Speaker 22: Joe Banister and I had a meeting in the White
Speaker 22: House with President Clinton's economic advisor, Jason Furman. He accepted
Speaker 22: the remonstrance for the President. On June second, I called
Speaker 22: and spoke with him. His words were, we have decided
Speaker 22: that the issue of the legality of the income tax
Speaker 22: is not a high priority matter for the White House,
Speaker 22: and we will not be participating in any conference on
Speaker 22: the subject. I decided not to eat until my death
Speaker 22: or until the government agreed to send they're experts to
Speaker 22: meet with the experts from the Tax Honesty Movement, and
Speaker 22: with the help of Congress and Bartlett, a deal was made.
Speaker 8: I'm very pleased that through these several trying weeks and
Speaker 8: now months, that we have secured the agreement of the
Speaker 8: IRS and the Justice Department, because some of the questions
Speaker 8: are beyond the purview of IRS that they will both
Speaker 8: attend a public symposium where these issues can be formally addressed.
Speaker 22: Last Thanksgiving, dooj and IRS notified Congress and Bartlett that
Speaker 22: they would not participate. Congress from Bartlett then waited until
Speaker 22: late January he informed me that he would not be participating.
Speaker 9: Why do you think you've been able to get away
Speaker 9: with not paying or filing your income taxes for so long?
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, I've not gotten away with anything.
Speaker 10: I'm not hiding from anyone. I'm simply asking the IRS
Speaker 10: to show me the laws that apparently require me to
Speaker 10: do these things. And they are suspiciously reticent to answer
Speaker 10: questions from me. And of course there are millions of
Speaker 10: other people of many other organizations who have attempted to
Speaker 10: get answers.
Speaker 1: This guy is still floating around. He still every once
Speaker 1: in a while makes his rounds. And Bill Cooper had
Speaker 1: him on and he didn't really like some of the
Speaker 1: things that Joe had to say, and we'll get into
Speaker 1: that sometime.
Speaker 10: They act very suspiciously when asked to simply sit down
Speaker 10: at the table with the American people and discuss what
Speaker 10: their obligations are rather than pulling up a chair, they
Speaker 10: pull out a club.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, da D. K. Johnston of
Speaker 2: the New York Times as Terry Lemons of the IRS,
Speaker 2: why won't the IRS answer the question set forth in
Speaker 2: the petitions from the American people? Mister Lemon's response was,
Speaker 2: the government is answering the questions through enforcement actions in
Speaker 2: the courts. This is a very chilling remark on the
Speaker 2: government's use of brute force instead of civility and logic.
Speaker 20: The federal government itself refuses to provide the American people
Speaker 20: who are coercively being subjected to this extraction of their
Speaker 20: private property without any underlying legal justification. There is no law.
Speaker 20: There is no law that requires the average American worker
Speaker 20: in the private sector to pay a direct, unapportioned tax
Speaker 20: on their labor and compensation for services. There is no law.
Speaker 22: Lee March will stopped in front of the IRS building.
Speaker 2: They're now going to serve a class action mostly on
Speaker 2: the IRS. Very courageous.
Speaker 24: My name is Charnell.
Speaker 11: I'm here a service complaint on behalf of the American
Speaker 11: people to the Internal Revenue Service. The complaint is a
Speaker 11: company buy an affidavit under the hand of Robert Schulkes.
Speaker 11: Case reserved. Will call you with case number. Case has
Speaker 11: been filed. We'll call you with the case number.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you, thank you. We appreciate your time.
Speaker 13: America baby readom today.
Speaker 20: Effectively the people have said to their servant government that.
Speaker 1: So, just to put this in perspective, there was this
Speaker 1: thing going around that labeled tax protesters as, oh, you
Speaker 1: guessed it, domestic terrorists. That's how they dealt with the problem.
Speaker 1: You guessed it. Anytime they're caught doing anything that they
Speaker 1: can't talk their way out of, you become a terrorist,
Speaker 1: that are right. Remember we're all enemies of the state.
Speaker 1: We're all enemy combatants, right as per the nineteen thirty
Speaker 1: three Bankruptcy and Trading with the Enemies Act and all
Speaker 1: this other stuff coupled into that emergency thanking whatever the
Speaker 1: hell nineteen thirty three. You gotta think FDR for all that.
Speaker 1: But I mean, who is FDR but a thirty third
Speaker 1: degree freemason, fellow traveler and big best buddies with Joseph Stalin,
Speaker 1: who is a mass one of the biggest mass murders
Speaker 1: on record.
Speaker 20: Are not going to be any longer denied and that
Speaker 20: we're going to have answers to our petition, our legitimate,
Speaker 20: lawful petitions for redress or grievances, which are guaranteed in
Speaker 20: the First Amendment to our Constitution, So once and for
Speaker 20: all we will get an answer.
Speaker 2: On August thirty first, two thousand and five, Federal Judge
Speaker 2: Emmitt Sullivan ruled the government does not have to answer
Speaker 2: the American people's questions, even though it is guaranteed in
Speaker 2: the First Amendment. Our courts have made a decision that
Speaker 2: government does not have to show the law that it enforces.
Speaker 2: And the press never reported on this. Have we given
Speaker 2: this judge the authority to overrule the Constitution the very
Speaker 2: foundation of American life?
Speaker 1: It says, none are more hopelessly enslaved than those who
Speaker 1: falsely believe they are free, free range chickens. If you will, I.
Speaker 4: Believe that, in both spirit and substance, our tax system
Speaker 4: has come to be an American death and taxes may
Speaker 4: be inevitable, but unjust taxes are not.
Speaker 12: My country's taxes must be fixed, and I know what
Speaker 12: to do with it.
Speaker 14: If you think you're paying too much, now just wait on.
Speaker 5: I get through with it.
Speaker 26: How about that?
Speaker 1: Oddly enough. You know, Croucher was a go for it.
Speaker 1: I'll let you fill in the blank.
Speaker 22: What did the government do with all the money we
Speaker 22: give them in taxes?
Speaker 13: When President Reagan was elect did one of the first
Speaker 13: things that he did was a point of blue ribbon
Speaker 13: panel of business people headed by Peter Grace and is
Speaker 13: commonly referred to as the Grace Commission, and they their
Speaker 13: job was to research all the various areas of the
Speaker 13: federal government and make a report. One of the quotes
Speaker 13: from the Grace Commission is one hundred percent of what
Speaker 13: is collected is absorbed solely by interest on the federal debt.
Speaker 13: All individual income tax revenues are gone before one nickel
Speaker 13: is spent on the services taxpayers expect from government.
Speaker 3: If we pay the salaries.
Speaker 15: I'm the congressman, I'm the center.
Speaker 27: They were as the party in the mind Well yes, yeah,
Speaker 27: well then why can't we.
Speaker 22: List them as dependence in deduct them.
Speaker 17: If you've been brainwashed, people have been told you know
Speaker 17: that you need this income tax system to fund government,
Speaker 17: which is absolutely ridiculous. I mean, my question is, well,
Speaker 17: if that's true, how did we fund government from seventeen
Speaker 17: seventy six to nineteen thirteen.
Speaker 12: The main purpose of the income tax is not to
Speaker 12: raise revenue, but to redistribute wealth and to control society.
Speaker 22: And a lot of people might say, well, gee, if
Speaker 22: there wasn't an income tax, what would happen to education.
Speaker 22: They don't understand that education is paid for for the
Speaker 22: most part out of state and local taxes, your property tax.
Speaker 22: People might say, well, how we're going to build and
Speaker 22: maintain our highways if there's no money coming into the government.
Speaker 22: We need our highways. There is a tax on every
Speaker 22: gallon of gasoline that people buy. Proceeds from the income
Speaker 22: tax do not pay for highway construction. The amount of
Speaker 22: money that we spend on defense is exactly equal to
Speaker 22: the amount of corporate income tax, which is quite legal
Speaker 22: and quite constitutional.
Speaker 12: I think we should not want the income tax for
Speaker 12: several reasons.
Speaker 1: One is that it blows, and it's the thing that
Speaker 1: you are terrified of every year that keeps you humble
Speaker 1: and quiet and shrinking in a corner, hiding in bed,
Speaker 1: waiting for January first to pass by, and hopefully it
Speaker 1: doesn't see.
Speaker 12: You at It is the instrument of totalitarianism. It is
Speaker 12: the means by which the government can manipulate people and
Speaker 12: put you into a condition of servitude.
Speaker 28: Every year, you give the federal government a form that says,
Speaker 28: here's how my money worked.
Speaker 19: If you lie, you could go to prison.
Speaker 28: So you're required to give them a financial statement that,
Speaker 28: under the force of law, could put you in prison
Speaker 28: if it's not impeccable right, And under the law, they're
Speaker 28: supposed to do the same. They're supposed to give you
Speaker 28: back a financial statement that says, here's what we did
Speaker 28: with your money, except you comply, and they don't. In
Speaker 28: fiscal ninety nine, the Department of Defense had one point.
Speaker 1: One how much do you think one of her boobsways,
Speaker 1: I'm just asking a.
Speaker 28: Trillion of undocumentable adjustments. The following year they had two
Speaker 28: point three trying of undocumentable adjustments.
Speaker 1: After interest payments and government waste. Not one penny collected
Speaker 1: from the tax on your labor pays for the services
Speaker 1: you expect from the government, because the government is not
Speaker 1: a real thing. But anyway, yes, I didn't have to
Speaker 1: pause it. They put that up there too long.
Speaker 2: I decided to call the IRS. I spoke to Anthony
Speaker 2: Burke immediately.
Speaker 1: Hey, those colors look familiar, don't they they're on a
Speaker 1: flag of some country I know about that weird relations.
Speaker 2: He was very nice to me, and I explained to
Speaker 2: him that I was an award winning film producer and
Speaker 2: that I was doing a documentary on the IRS. He
Speaker 2: seemed to be stunned by this, then explained to me
Speaker 2: that commissioned Evenson nor anybody else would go on film
Speaker 2: to discuss the income tax, but he did say he
Speaker 2: would call me back. I thanked him for that, but
Speaker 2: I couldn't help wondering why was the government making it
Speaker 2: so difficult for people to see the law. So I
Speaker 2: decided to bring my crew down to the IRS building
Speaker 2: to see if I could find some employees to interview.
Speaker 2: And here's what happened.
Speaker 6: I make you a film, and I said, who are
Speaker 6: you to tell me I can't film here?
Speaker 24: What's the law?
Speaker 29: Just tell me where the law is that says that.
Speaker 29: Can you show me the law that says I can't
Speaker 29: film here is America? Because I, well, they could film here,
Speaker 29: and he's at.
Speaker 22: Nine million questions.
Speaker 12: I told him that's a better government law.
Speaker 22: Hey, I told me go film here.
Speaker 1: He told me the citizen all that.
Speaker 29: For I couldn't film him and saying where's the law
Speaker 29: that says I can't film here?
Speaker 2: I'm asking another question here. Then Homeland Security should have
Speaker 2: because I was such a threat to Washington got driving life.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I do get that way.
Speaker 2: But after convincing Homeland Security, I really wasn't osamam in Laden.
Speaker 2: I kept wishing the Irs would allow me to interview somebody.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't they show the law? What were they so
Speaker 2: nervous about? I began to have a frightening thought, what
Speaker 2: if was their own government we had to be afraid of.
Speaker 2: With that disturbing thought in my mind, I went to
Speaker 2: see a group of tax experts.
Speaker 5: And you can look through the statutes and look for
Speaker 5: the law that requires you to pay, And when you
Speaker 5: do that, you can't identify a law that requires the
Speaker 5: average person in America who earns a wage and works
Speaker 5: in private business to pay an income tax.
Speaker 22: The Constitution allows for two kinds of taxes.
Speaker 5: They're called direct and indirect.
Speaker 19: The federal government in the Constitution contax almoch anything as
Speaker 19: long as it apportions the tax of its direct.
Speaker 5: The indirect tax is a is, for example, an excise tax.
Speaker 5: I can avoid the excise tax on gasoline. I can
Speaker 5: choose to ride my bicycle, I can avoid the excise taxes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's real practical.
Speaker 5: Some tobacco, I can choose not to smoke, or I
Speaker 5: can grow my own tobacco.
Speaker 15: The income tax which is being applied now doesn't meet
Speaker 15: the criteria of either direct or indirect taxes.
Speaker 2: The IRIS claims that nineteen thirteen, the Sixteenth Amendment, the
Speaker 2: Income Tax Amendment, allowed the government a third form of taxation.
Speaker 2: What was the Supreme Court's ruling on that?
Speaker 19: The Supreme Court in the case of Stanton versus Baltic Mining,
Speaker 19: I mean, what could be clearer the niche The provisions
Speaker 19: of the sixteenth Amendment conferred no new power of taxation.
Speaker 15: The Rushaber case also said that the sixteenth Amendment did
Speaker 15: not impose any new taxes and did not change any
Speaker 15: of the taxing restrictions of the Constitution.
Speaker 20: There were also several other major Supreme Court cases in
Speaker 20: that same period, from nineteen sixteen up until about nineteen
Speaker 20: twenty three.
Speaker 19: Stratton Independence, Brusus, Hobar, Southern Prucific British is Low, Bower's
Speaker 19: British's Career Boat Empire, Bernet, Brusch's Harmult, Doyle.
Speaker 27: Brits's Mitchell, it's actually very simple. Congress tried to enact
Speaker 27: an income tax in eighteen ninety four. Supreme Court said
Speaker 27: that's unconstitutional. When the Supreme Court says something is unconstitutional,
Speaker 27: it's unconstitutional. They tried again in nineteen thirteen, and the
Speaker 27: Supreme Court said the Sixteenth Amendment conferred no new power
Speaker 27: of taxation. So if they didn't have it then and
Speaker 27: they didn't get it, they don't have it. There is
Speaker 27: no constitutional basis for a tax on the wages of
Speaker 27: Americans living and working in the fifty states of the
Speaker 27: Union period, end of argument.
Speaker 1: Plus, the sixteenth Amendment was not lawfully ratified, and we
Speaker 1: can get into that rabbit holes time too if we'd like.
Speaker 1: It was done fraudulently and by assumption, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: I have a letter here from Daniel in Away's office
Speaker 3: of the United States Senate that says, based on the
Speaker 3: research performed by the Congressional Research Service, there is no
Speaker 3: provisions which specifically and unequivocally require an individual to pay
Speaker 3: an income tax period, end of story. There is no law,
Speaker 3: and to date, nobody has been able to show that
Speaker 3: there is a law for the average American citizen working
Speaker 3: day in and day out to pay an income tax.
Speaker 1: So why is this important to us right now? Well,
Speaker 1: because we should all be aware what our money does
Speaker 1: go to.
Speaker 22: It goes to.
Speaker 1: Gender mutilate children, it goes to bombing children and innocent people,
Speaker 1: and we are participating in evil, making us just as guilty.
Speaker 1: So until we withdraw from that type of system we
Speaker 1: are we are paying for our own enslavement and for
Speaker 1: the murder of people. Will never meet people like us
Speaker 1: just living someplace else.
Speaker 7: Definition of income in the Constitution was given in the
Speaker 7: Eisener versus Montcomber case, and it turns on gains or
Speaker 7: profits that are made from some activity.
Speaker 19: Doyle versus Mitchell, two forty seven US one seventy nine,
Speaker 19: nineteen eighteen.
Speaker 26: Here's what he said, the idea of gain or increase
Speaker 26: arising from corporate activities. In other words, it doesn't mean wages,
Speaker 26: it doesn't mean dividends, it doesn't mean alimony.
Speaker 19: It means a gain or a profit arising from corporate activity.
Speaker 1: They're making a whole lot more off of you than
Speaker 1: they are.
Speaker 17: These leans that are recorded against people by the government
Speaker 17: for tax leans are nothing more than allegations.
Speaker 5: They are non substantive.
Speaker 17: They have never been determined by a neutral third party,
Speaker 17: such as a court, to have one shred of validity.
Speaker 3: If you ever get a notice of an audit or
Speaker 3: anything else, the first thing you should do is a
Speaker 3: Freedom of Information Act request for records that they're using
Speaker 3: to substantiate or justify the audit.
Speaker 19: There is nothing in the Internal Revenue Code that creates
Speaker 19: any such thing as an income TAXI agent or crime.
Speaker 19: There's nothing in the code that allows IRIS agents to
Speaker 19: seize property. The government is involved in judicial blackmail. The
Speaker 19: government knows that if it legally seizes somebody's property, that
Speaker 19: parison doesn't have the funds, and you can't even get
Speaker 19: a lawyer who can help them.
Speaker 30: I've conducted investigations in the Title eight team the Criminal Code,
Speaker 30: the US Criminal Code, and in there the statutes and
Speaker 30: the regulations are very specific as to what's violating the statute.
Speaker 30: In the Internal Revenue co Tip twenty six, there's nothing
Speaker 30: specific in there.
Speaker 5: I mean, even the FBI.
Speaker 7: Fear of the IRS.
Speaker 15: You have to understand that an agency which will unlawfully
Speaker 15: impose a tax that doesn't exist is not going to
Speaker 15: care if we the people don't know what our rights are.
Speaker 1: They're not going to.
Speaker 18: Tell us if Americans just learned that the IRS was
Speaker 18: actually knowingly deceiving them, but that enough, that would be
Speaker 18: enough for them to rise up and put a stop
Speaker 18: to it.
Speaker 15: This small booklet includes the Constitution of the United States,
Speaker 15: the Bill of Rights, a Declaration of Independence. This is
Speaker 15: document that every citizen should read. It's a document which
Speaker 15: freed an entire nation. This is the Internal Revenue Code,
Speaker 15: and this document and the unlawful application of this document
Speaker 15: by the Internal Revenue Service has enslaved the nation that
Speaker 15: this document attempted to free.
Speaker 2: I was very impressed with the people in the Tax
Speaker 2: Honesty movement. They were on kooks. They were highly intelligent,
Speaker 2: well researched, and very genuine. I was wondering why I
Speaker 2: never heard about all these Supreme Court decisions in the media.
Speaker 2: So I really wanted the iris's point of view because
Speaker 2: to get the true story, it was imperative I hear
Speaker 2: both sides. I kept wishing Anthony Burke would call me back.
Speaker 2: He seemed like an honest man. I then proceeded to
Speaker 2: call my message machine.
Speaker 25: I have this messages for Aaron Russa. This is Anthony
Speaker 25: Bark again Internal Revenue Service. Let me suggest some people
Speaker 25: that you might want to think about talking to. One
Speaker 25: will be Don Alexander, who's a former commissioner who's here
Speaker 25: in town and Washington. Another would be Sheldon Cohen, who
Speaker 25: is both a former commissioner and former Chief.
Speaker 1: Counsel Sheldon Cohen. Okay, we're going to stop here. You
Speaker 1: guys can look for this on your own. It's on
Speaker 1: YouTube and it's called America Freedom to Fascism by Aaron Russo.
Speaker 1: And I'm just going to show this other thing here
Speaker 1: as soon as I find it and back to that
Speaker 1: recent all right, this is from the same documentary, but
Speaker 1: this is the clip.
Speaker 31: In America today who believe that there's no law that
Speaker 31: requires them to pay any.
Speaker 2: Can tax and file to ten forty and there are
Speaker 2: many people going to jail for it, fighting over it.
Speaker 22: The Internal Revenue Code is authorized by the sixteenth Amendment.
Speaker 5: What does voluntary compliance mean and what does the.
Speaker 2: IRS Code say? It's voluntary to comply, not mandatory.
Speaker 22: That's a word euphemism we use.
Speaker 6: We use voluntary compliance when we talk about traffic signals.
Speaker 2: Traffic wlill state that is mandatory to stop at a
Speaker 2: red light. The IRS code says it's voluntary to comply.
Speaker 2: Yet he wants us to believe that they mean the
Speaker 2: same thing. So can the government criminally prosecute somebody of
Speaker 2: information put on in ten forty?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 5: Right, So it doesn't that viue to Fifth Amendment?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 13: Well, the Fifth Amendment says I don't have to do anything.
Speaker 5: That incriminates myself.
Speaker 28: Well, it doesn't incriminate you to put you and come
Speaker 28: to him.
Speaker 2: But you said before I put in jail for it.
Speaker 2: The Commissioner wants us to believe that although the IRS
Speaker 2: demands that you fill out the ten forty and you
Speaker 2: can go to jail for it, that they are not
Speaker 2: violating a Fifth Amendment rights of self incrimination. I believe
Speaker 2: that a man's labor is his private property.
Speaker 5: That's your view, but it's not the law.
Speaker 15: All they need to do, if there is a law,
Speaker 15: is to show us the law, which of course they
Speaker 15: never did.
Speaker 5: And the reason they didn't do it was why there
Speaker 5: is no law.
Speaker 31: There are many people in America today who believe that
Speaker 31: there's no law that requires them to pay an They
Speaker 31: come tax a file at ten forty, and there are
Speaker 31: many people going to jail for it.
Speaker 22: Fighting over it, and the Internal Revenue Code is authorized.
Speaker 1: By Okay, I think they're looping now. But Sheldon Cohen
Speaker 1: another co Winn incidence. I sure, all right. I was
Speaker 1: going to pull up this this video from Trump, but
Speaker 1: it was after a synic you know, some Synicgague shooting.
Speaker 1: So it's it's I think people are conflating that a
Speaker 1: little bit too much. But yeah, I mean, look at
Speaker 1: what he's got coming in and there's there's something going on,
Speaker 1: and I would be very u I'd be watching very
Speaker 1: closely the next couple of months and what transpires and
Speaker 1: what is it implemented. You have good old fashioned Christy,
Speaker 1: no creating anti semitism laws, and she was supposed to
Speaker 1: be the big hero of COVID. It's very very uh,
Speaker 1: very disheartening. Let me see somebody's trying to say something
Speaker 1: to me down here. Let's see what we got. Oh nope,
Speaker 1: not from there. I guess, Okay, that's something that's completely
Speaker 1: all right. Well, we're good. You know where the description is.
Speaker 1: How about the show, and it would be appreciated. I
Speaker 1: also share it and all that good stuff. All right, thanks,
Speaker 1: and I will be on with Stefan probably tomorrow. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what he'll be on. I'll probably be on if
Speaker 1: I'm not exhausted and don't have other stuff I have
Speaker 1: to do, or you know, if my daughter wants me
Speaker 1: to hang out with her, then that's gonna happen first,
Speaker 1: but all right later. I hope she could feels better soon.
Speaker 1: She's been coughing a lot.