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from Boise, Idaho right now is our guest Casey Whalen. Casey,
thank you so much for joining us today, sir, Thank
you so much.
Speaker 5: For having me on today. George, I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, yeah, absolutely, And for those people who may
not be familiar with your work, if you could just
give a brief introduction of yourself and what inspired you
to do what you're doing being an investigative journalist.
Speaker 5: Well, I started out years.
Speaker 6: Ago actually as a what's called a First Amendment auditor,
and that's where you filmed police and at the time
I was taking them full size constitutions which I received
from the.
Speaker 5: Idaho Secretary of State's office.
Speaker 6: I received one hundred and twenty full size constitutions and
I would take them to the police departments and sheriff's
departments and film it as like a litmus test, and
then I started learning how to do public records requests,
and then it morphed into independent journalism because I found
that that was the most effective way. You know, it
was kind of an activist initially, and then I'm I
kind of morphed into becoming and more of an independent
journalist trying to just uncover the truth in my community
and use that as an example to show other people
how they could do that in their community too. And
it's it's been very effective as far as uncovering things
that are hidden.
Speaker 5: Within the community. And you know, I created a I
learned how to do videography.
Speaker 6: And I basically became like a producer and so I
can do a wide myriad of things, which is really
interesting and I've had a lot of fun with it
over the years, and I've just been this is my
full time job. I'm trying to help people in the
community that have stories are trying to make public and
that's what I really enjoy doing. And it's just it's
fun to help other people.
Speaker 4: And what you do is something that I talk about often,
Like you know, we're all quick to talk about Trump
and Biden and Congress and Scotis, which I believe are
all controlled anyway, and it's important that you have a
good foundation, and foundation is community. We're never going to
be able to sit down and have a conversation with
a president. Good luck trying to get a congressman on
the phone or a senator on the phone. I've tried
for a long time. But you can make a real difference,
like the way you do holding people accountable. You walk
up to people with a microphone and a camera and
you ask them questions that have a great importance, especially
you know some of the videos I was watching over
the last couple of days looking at your work, whether
it's you know, some of the crap that they're putting
in our public school libraries that they're intentionally, you know,
putting in front of our children's faces, or just general
corruption or police tyranny. And that is a great way
to really spread the word that you know, because the
other side, the mainstream media, they call you you're an extremist,
you're a fraud. Right twenty twenty, anybody who went against
the narrative of masking, which was a huge issue in
court Alane where you do a lot of your work
at my gosh, there's hundreds of YouTube videos. And that's
one thing that's amazing about your community is that it's
a tight knit community up there, and if they see
something wrong, it's not just see something, say something. I
feel like it sees something, say something, do something. What
are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, in quard Alaine is an interesting place. We will
talk more about that, I'm sure as the show goes on,
but essentially, as an interesting side note, I was one
of three people that were potentially going to be charged
with not wearing a mask outside in court Aline after
they passed a mask ordinance in the city.
Speaker 5: I receive these police records or these it's.
Speaker 6: Called a CAD report I think is what I got,
And that's an audio version or a text version of
an audio call. I believe is what I got. And
so it was talking about trying to potentially charge us.
Oh and I did get emails too through public records requests.
So I found that the city declined to prosecute the
three of us outside the Coutney County Courthouse for not
wearing masks because we were not informed of that city
ordinance at the time. So there's a lot of corruption
in court a lane. And anyways, we'll talk more about
it as we go on, but it's it's really it's
an interesting dichotomy up up in northern Idaho because there's
a lot of liberals that pretend to be Republicans or
Rhinos Republican name only, and there's a segment of people
that trying to hijack I would say, in my opinion,
the Coutney County Republican Central Committee so that they can
control that aspect of it. It's pretty bad with what's
going on right now. And then we have the city
Council that's all part of this this you know, this
social identity, this you know, a lot of this Marxist
ideology that's occurring, and a lot of it as I'm
sure many of your listeners are aware of, are aware
of Agenda twenty one or Agenda twenty thirty, and so
essentially we have social, economic, and environmental control of our
communities happening. And so the what I really focus on
is the human rights aspect, and that's the social aspect
of Agenda twenty thirty. And so it's really interesting to
study this for a number of years now and really
understand that, you know, the rotary. All these different organizations
within the in our community. These five oh one C
threes that work closely with the city council are you know,
co opted. They have an agenda to implement this this
Marxist ideology. And so that's a lot of what I
what I focus on.
Speaker 4: That's one of the things that you and I have
in common. I've done entire podcasts actually going to pro
publica pulling five oh one C three reports and literally
and back in the day, I used to make videos
showing you know, this is group based money going to
group P to group C.
Speaker 5: It ends up political person here.
Speaker 4: And five oh one C three's are not as transparent
as I wish they were because a lot of the
money that comes into the organizations you will see one
word restricted. So they do protect to a great extent
where they get their money from, but in many cases
they do have to disclose where the money is going.
And in many cases it's one big nonprofit where NGEO
and then they create smaller ones and that's how they
get the money out to local like you were talking about,
whether it's Boise or Quadeline or Twin Falls to get
the Marxist kind of actions to fund them and get
them going. Is that what you see?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Absolutely yeah, And so a lot of I've been doing
this almost NonStop for the last five or six years.
I mean, I've had a couple of moments where I've
had an actual job job, but for the most part,
I've been able to do this without having a regular job.
And so I've been able to focus on this a lot.
And so I've done a lot of instances of different video,
different just all kinds of things public records. But it's
interesting to find out how these five on one C
three is promoting this human rights agenda, how they will
use these things.
Speaker 5: That occur in our community.
Speaker 6: Like with the rest of the thirty one members of
Patriot Front, I received a non profit security grant through
the Quarterlaine Police Department because they work closely with an
organization called the North Idaho Pride Alliance, which hosts every
year this Pride in the Park event, And so Patriot
Front was coming to the Pride in the Park event
on June eleventh, twenty twenty two, as they were arrested
just literally like two blocks from the park where this
drag event was happening, where these drag performers were dancing
in front of kids on a stage. These kids were
actually giving these strippers money, which I documented and filmed.
That's a whole other there's so many stories, but essentially
they this North Idaho Pride Alliance had filed this non
profit security grant and I received it through the Quarterline
Police Department, and they cited the arrest of Patriot Front
as a reason for them to receive grants from FEMA.
It was, and they also cited, like an outlet that
I contribute to the Idaho Tribune Idaho Tribune dot org,
they cited that because they expose a lot of what
the liberal agenda is up to in North Idaho. So
they use these different example, these different things that occur
in the community, which they themselves will help perpetuate through
like again the rotary, the city council, the mayor, local businesses,
you know, education, medical, all these players are all in
bed together, and so it creates a very predictable environment
because there's been extremely many instances in North Idaho, or
at least in the Quadline area Coutney County in particular,
where a lot of these people of a liberal flavor
will do something and there's no charges, and I could
cite numerous examples, but it's creating a very kind of
dangerous environment for conservatives. And there's more to why that's
the case here in event if you want to.
Speaker 4: And it's interesting that you mentioned that because one of
the things I had marked to talk about since you
mentioned it, and this is from News Nation, and if
you look, you know, are they left leaning? Are they
right leaning? News Nation is supposed to be centered to right,
and this is something that has been going on for
a long time. And I want your opinion on this
because the headline, like you mentioned, thirty one Patriot Front
members arrested near Idaho Pride event, and this is from
June of twenty twenty two, and it talks about the
first sentence and all of these articles that I think
they are carefully constructed, as is everything in the mainstream media.
They choose their words wisely to create a thought in
your head that person bad, that person good. So I
want to run the first sentence by you and I
want your reaction to it. After their arrest of more
than two dozen members of a white supremacist group near
a northern Idaho Pride event, including one identified of its founder,
LGBTQ advocate said Sunday that polarization and fraud political climate
are putting their community increasingly at risk. So to me
and man, this is going on at all levels of
journalism that if you go against the propaganda, which whether
it was COVID, whether it's the LGBTQ, anything Marxist, you're
labeled as an extremist or a white supremacist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Patriot Front does have a history.
Speaker 6: There are you know, reasons why people will suggest that
that's the case, that they are white supremacists or whatever,
but they you know, they do promote white nationalism. There's
a lot of good aspects of Patriot Front. And I
did meet James M. Johnson, who was one of the
thirty one members of Patriot Front who was arrested on
June eleventh, twenty twenty two, and really a good guy.
He's now sense left Patriot Front, but he did an
interview with me at the time. And you know, they
were just going to the into the park as far
as they could, and then Thomas was to give Thomas
Rousseau was to give a speech promoting the family and
and you know, really wholesome American ideals and then they
were going to leave.
Speaker 5: Well, they couldn't even do that.
Speaker 6: And I followed the court, you know, as these as
some of these trials were occurring, and it came out
in court that that was the case that met this
quote unquote manifesto was just or and the speech itself
was there was nothing. He was telling their people to
not engage anybody, not to fight anybody, and and just
be peaceful, to be peaceful. So and then actually, as
a side note, a lot of people are not aware
that the process secutors in this case of these thirty
one members, which were all tried separately, some were tried together,
some were tried separately, but so there were many trials.
The prosecutor Wes Sumrton and Ryan Hunter of the city
of Cornlane were found guilty of prosecutorial misconduct because they
violated Brady In one of the cases, gentlemen by the
name of Richard Jessup, they did not produce exculpatory evidence
to the defense after being told numerous times by the judge.
So they were found guilty of prosecutorial misconduct. And then
somehow the Coronline police gave the phones from the Patriot
Front members to the FBI without permission to do so,
and so there's a lot of they were trying to
craft a narrative, and so that sort of ties on
to what you're saying about these reports all being similar.
There's a theme we understand big picture, there's a flavor
here from you know, the DOJ and all that. And
so once you kind of understand these little aspects of
the Patriot Front trial in Courtlane, it really shows that
it was it was really a hit job just for
them to put a feather in their cap, the FEDS,
you know, and it didn't happen largely. I mean, some
of the people initially did were found guilty of conspiracy
to riot was the charge. And then after Richard Jessup,
after the prosecutors were found guilty of prosecutorial misconduct that
was more towards the end. And Thomas Russeau also got
out of that charge by using that some of the
some of the findings from Jessop's case. So it's really interesting,
you know, to know that the DJ was actually kind
of part of this case along with the FBI, and
and so they didn't get there. It was very biased,
was my takeaway after attending some of these trials.
Speaker 4: So from your point of view, do you feel like
they're trying to use, whether it's the Patriot Act or
or hate laws to try to kind of reminiscent to
January sixth, where people see, well, if you protest, you're
going to end up in the gulag. So I think
that was a big part of January sixth, was to
get people afraid to ever go down to DC and protest. Again,
do you think that this was similar in the way
they executed to January sixth, the way it was carried out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And then I can kind of allude now to
the next thing we were going to probably talk about,
which is the DOJ's program United Against Hate. And so
essentially after that happened pretty much.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Within a couple months after the arrest of the thirty
one members of Patriot Front, the Department of Justice at
the White House on September fifteenth, twenty twenty two, AG
Merrick Garland announced the launch of a program called United
Against Hate and it was to have all ninety four
US District Attorney's offices across the country to implement this
program where the public are implored and they actually had
public meetings too, which I did film two of them,
but they implored the public to report hate incidents or
hate crimes to the DOJ and the FBI. And so
that was literally like months after the arrest of Patriot
Front and so we when I went to one of
these first public meetings, like it was in November of
twenty twenty two at the Corlane Casino, I had actually
emailed the DOJ and said, Hey, I'm a journalist. Can
I film this event? And they replied, no, it's at
a casino, and they have very strict, you know, rules
about filming in the casino, right, So I'm like, okay,
But it was actually in an event center next to
the casino or adjacent, you know, like connected to the casino.
So I brought a small camera and I filmed anyway
because there was you know, there was a local press there.
People were filming with their cameras, so they just didn't
want it documented. And so it was very telling because
at this event you have the DOJ, Tracy Whalen, who's
an AUSA that's an assistant US attorney, with Brian Gunnerson
who's a local FBI agent in Cornlane, and also they
were working with the local let's see who was it again. Yeah,
the Cootney County Task Force on Human Relations, which promotes
the LGBTQ Marxist ideology.
Speaker 5: So they're working right there.
Speaker 6: They're all on stage together promoting you know, telling the
public to report these hate incidents is right, and we
know conservatives can understand how that could be a very
very dangerous thing. So they're actually keeping tabs of people,
they're creating lists of these hate incidences that are reported.
And I've done this myself actually, which is a whole
other kind of story, but they're keeping these lists and
so it's people need to be aware this is happening
in your community across the country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I think it's been going on for many,
many decades, to be honest with you, I think it's
just come out into the shadows. I think it was
a couple of years ago when we found out that
the FBI. Maybe it was a CIA, but I think
was the FBI that they started using keywords that would
come social media. I think simple things like red pill
or patriot, you know, those type of things that are
associated with the quote unquote right that.
Speaker 5: Would get flagged.
Speaker 4: And I mean, listen, the FBI has been keeping list
since LBJ did way or I'm Hoover, pardon me, you know,
sixty seventy years ago, So I don't find it as
surprise at all. And the fact that Merrick Garland was
a part of that shouldn't shock anybody anyway. He's one
of the worst attorney generals this country has ever seen.
He hid a lot of evidence with Oklahoma City. You know,
the interesting thing with Ted Kay, who it's funny here
we are in twenty twenty five and Ted Kay, which
sure was right. You know, I'm not condoning anything he
did as far as using the United States Post Office. However,
his document that he wrote sure was kind of spot on.
But Merrick Garland is not a good guy whatsoever. I
wanted to casey backtrack for half a second before we
get too far ahead. When that Patriot Front thing went
down in June of twenty twenty two, everybody on social
media were quick to say that they are FEDS. And
one thing I noticed, anytime that there's an organized type
of protest, everybody is quick to say that they are fed.
So you know, here you are someone who has talked
to him, and you can testify firsthand that these guys
aren't FEDS. This is actually a local, homegrown, you know,
group of people who were looking to protest the LGBTQ
movement at the same time kind of championing, you know,
the nuclear family.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, That's that's my take anyway. And then again,
as far as I'm aware, there's no proof of that.
So here we are years later, and I never really
bought that anyway, because I met some of these guys
at these trials and they just seem like, you know,
they're just young kids.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: One of the things that came out in court is
that they didn't they don't know where they're going when
they're going to these these events.
Speaker 5: They're actually just.
Speaker 6: Told to go to a general location, and then they're
told as they get closer to the event more details,
and then they actually take their cell phones and put
them in in a.
Speaker 5: Faaradach bag, and which is interesting.
Speaker 6: So they don't from what came out in court that
I heard, they don't even know where they're going necessarily,
so they're just there to sup to support the organization.
But but just kind of after knowing this one person
in particular, you know, they're just they just seem like
they just care about the country and this is their
way of expressing it. And I believe another aspect of
that was the grants aspect with Patriot Front. I'm trying
to think of where I was going to go with that.
You can keep going. I'll try to remember where I
was going to go exactly with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the United Against Hate, which was you said that
was Who's behind that? Actually I need to pull their
five oh one c.
Speaker 6: Threes because by the DOJ, you can actually just look
up the Department of Justice United against Hate and it
was created off another gentleman in Madison, Wisconsin. Uh he's
actually an immigrant from India. Forget his name, he's kind
of it's hard for me to pronounce his name. But
he created the United Against Hate program in Madison, Wisconsin,
and so that was that was sort of the template that.
Speaker 5: The DJ picked up.
Speaker 6: He created his program in twenty seventeen and they were
partnering with local schools to prevent hate in the schools.
And so the DJ they created this program. And so essentially,
again like I said, it's to report your neighbor, you know,
if there if they're acting hate, you know, in a
hateful manner, and you may remember last year we had there.
There was the women's NCAA tournament in Spokane and there
was the Utah women's basketball team in courtlane and a
car went down the road on Sherman Avenue and this
kid yelled out the window the N word, and so
it launched this huge investigation. We had all the same
players that we usually see come together for a press conference.
We had the City of cord Alaine, the City Council,
the mayor, the Quarterlaine Resort, the people from the Human
Rights Education Institute there, people from the Cootney County Task
Force on Human Relations, the same five on one C
three groups that promote the human rights and all that.
Speaker 5: So they were there and then they're promoting this narrative.
Speaker 6: But when we get the I got the body camera
footage and the police report and all that through records requests,
and you know, it was just it didn't really jive
with what was being told in this press conference. There
was a lot of irregularities. And then after the fact,
actually got the interview video with the kid that yelled
the END word out the window, and then he was
never charged because he didn't threaten this basketball player or
this this woman who this black woman. He didn't technically
threaten her because that's it's part of the malicious harassment law.
So they're trying to basically use the malicious harassment law
in Idaho and marry it with this, uh, you know,
this this aspect of it that if if you if
you're you know, against someone's gender, race, religion, that sort
of thing, then that's a hate crime. So it has
to be something that checks one of those boxes and
it's it's it's threatening or someone threatens to kill somebody
or whatever. So it has to be a little you know,
quite quite you know, specific.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it it's just it's unbelievable that it was a
national story for someone just yelling that word out the window.
It's not like he ran up screen, was tappeners. It
was just random stuff. And that's really another sigh up
that they used to try just to control your thought.
What I find interesting is United Against Hate was organized
in March of twenty twenty one, so it's been four
years to the month and they haven't filed one tax
return in four years. There's nothing They're found it in Gallisburg, Illinois.
United Against Hate four years ago. Their website, of course
the people who run it, everyone from domestic terrorism experts
to lawyers who specialize in hate crimes. And again all
of this whether some of these are even partnered with
the Southern Poverty Law Center, which means it's an anti
free speech movement. And that's the way I always see
at anytime the SPLC is involved. Uh, you know, they've
come after you before.
Speaker 5: I think I've been.
Speaker 6: They've written about me and we were talking about like
think Vince James, who's a friend of mine, who was
he had run the Red Elephants, and I just I
just there's a lot of patriots that have moved up
to North Idaho.
Speaker 5: You know, we have Red Ice Radio. They're there, Heinrich
at Lana.
Speaker 6: There's all kinds of people, Owen Benjamin, just a ton
of people, and they're doing their own thing. But North
Idaho's a great place to to be as far as
liberty is concerned. So but it's it's just interesting how
these these same nonprofits have been around since like the
early eighties, and they you know, once you research North
Idaho and you understand these human rights groups. I mean
a lot of what where we are today across the country,
A lot of it was originated from Cordelaine and in
how they were fighting against Richard Butler and the KKK
and all this that kind of set the standard and
it's it's really interesting, but we've had you know, they
so basically they just try to create it, you know,
an event, and then they inflame it and then you know,
it's sort of the same mo over and over again.
But another interesting aspect though that I sent you was
a poster from a basically it's an internal police poster.
It was talking about that that Catholic Rosary walk. Did
you see that one?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm bringing it up now, I have to refresh
my mail. Okay, I'm going to show it to the listeners. Yeah,
because that's really interesting. I started finding out that they were.
Speaker 6: There's basically every police department or sheriff's department has an
intelligence analyst and so they will gather data and they
will send it to the fusion center. And there's generally
one there's one main fusion center in every state. And
who do you think runs the fusion center in Idaho, George,
if you had to guess who.
Speaker 4: Runs the fusion center in Idaho, I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's the Idaho State Police, Oh, of course.
Speaker 6: Then in Washington it's the Washington State Police, and then
an Oregon it's the Oregon Department of Justice. It's a
little helter skelter, but really interesting. So I received these
internal flyers from the police departments, which they're not supposed
to give me.
Speaker 5: I've received a couple of these actually.
Speaker 6: And so this Catholic rosary walk that was supposed to
happen actually on the same day as those thirty one
members of Patriot Front were arrested. The Human Rights People,
the people that were running the Pride in the Park event,
had five days prior sent an email to the Cornline
Police Department and another contact Michelle Beach of the Idaho
State Police, and asked them they found out there was
going to be a Catholic rosary walk at an adjacent park,
not even the same park where this drag thing is happening,
and so they asked them to report.
Speaker 5: It to the FBI.
Speaker 6: And and in the emails I received through the police
department in the city was that the Human Rights Education
Institute did send it to the FBI. She said, send
to the FBI the director of that that organization, and
then the lady that was running the Uh, the Pride
in the Park event had sent it to this ISP
officer who sent it up the chain. So then they
created an internal flyer. I don't know if you have
that that particular flyer. I think it's actually in that
article too.
Speaker 5: Let me try that again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no worries, it's in that article or else.
Speaker 5: I sent it to you individually.
Speaker 6: But it's just it's just interesting to see they're actually
proactively reporting this Catholic Rosary walk to the fusion centers
and you know, to their their affiliates and everything.
Speaker 5: So keep going down.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, you got to be kidding me.
Speaker 5: Look at this. Yeah, that's Michelle Beach there in the center.
Speaker 6: That's her Pride in the Park in twenty twenty one,
wearing a rainbow sash with their ISP officer. Of course,
I'll fit on. That's the Rosary walk there. No, sorry,
I thought was in that one. Maybe it's not.
Speaker 5: It's hard to keep track of everything anyways.
Speaker 6: There was an internal flyer from just letting the police
know about this this Catholic Rosary walk.
Speaker 5: You know, it's just unbelievable. So they let the DOJ know.
Speaker 6: I'm sure the FBI and all this, so it's it's
it's really dangerous environment to be in, right.
Speaker 4: Wow, So these pictures they included you and the Spokane
County Sheriff's Office documents in their flyers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I was threat constitutions into the police departments
and the Sheriff's department and filming it. Right, they're it's
all constitutionally protected and they usually didn't give me any
trouble or anything except the first time I did it.
But outside of that, it was they never really messed
with me. But yeah, they they accidentally through the share
the Spokane County Sheriff's Department. They're part of something called
RIG nine, which is Regional Intelligence Group nine out of
Washington State, and so they work with the Fusion Center,
which is in Olympia near the Capitol or somewhere in there.
I don't really know where exactly, but anyway, so it's
really Yeah, So they were disseminating me with these posters
at the Sheriff's department and then they would send it
to the quarterly and police department just saying, hey, he's
going into the the you know, the the department handing
out these constitutions in filming. He's not wanted for anything,
and then you go to the next page and it
would actually show people wanted for crimes. And I was
I remember when I found that, I think in twenty eighteen,
when they accidentally first gave it to me, I was
just like, Wow, this is unreal. And so this is
happening all the time and we don't even know it,
you know, So you have the and so even if you're.
Speaker 5: Not not like one for anything, but you know, if.
Speaker 6: An officer sees me, they're not they're going to instantly
not like me, right, odds are you know, for whatever reason.
So I just did that as a litmus test, and
it happened to field some very interesting fruit. And then
I actually got the email chain, right, so I would
get these emails and they would actually have, you know,
all these different law enforcement entities, FBI, just every every
acronym you can think of.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's unreal the world that we live in.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's a rosary walk put on by Vincent.
Fox walked from twelve to fifteen hundred and then it
says Vincent has been banned. This is the police department.
Now now once again, mind you, he hasn't committed a
crime that this is almost like minority reports.
Speaker 6: And it wasn't even true. He had nothing to do
with the Catholic Rosary walk. The liberals just blamed him
because they didn't like him, and they just he is Catholic,
but he had nothing told me he had nothing to
do with it, and so they were just using him.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, So this is attack again. I think
sometimes you have to look at the bigger picture. This
this is also an attack on religion and Christianity as
a whole, because you know, they want to connect the
two that it goes. You know, Vincent is vocal about
his anti LGBT stance and he states make gaye afraid
again on one of his posts. This is a police
department that literally put that make gays afraid of post
was in one of his posts. But then you see
how they connected it to religion as well. And how
dare somebody judge? How dare somebody you know, question a
certain book that's in a child's library, you know, And
that's really what it's all about. And it's hard to
believe that a police department is putting something out. The
guy hasn't even number one, like you said, he's not
affiliated with it. Number two, he hasn't done anything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's really interesting.
Speaker 6: We recently had a town hall last February twenty second
where a lady was basically dragged out of the town
hall because she was disrupting the meeting and the sheriff
told her to stop interrupting and she didn't listen. So
that turned into to quite the fiasco. But the police
were outside, they weren't even in that event. And then
the police will actually they were actually and then there's
actually a video which I don't even think is public yet,
but it's the body camera of the Quarterlane Police Department
telling the Coutney County Republican Central Committee that they will
not trespass people from their meetings. So, after this legislative
town hall where this lady was thrown out and it
made national global news, this Couton County Republican Central Committee
had their actual meeting a couple days later, and they
had called the police there just to let them know
if there's an agitator that they want them to be trespassed,
and the police said, we're not touching anybody.
Speaker 5: You need to resolve this like adults.
Speaker 6: And so the police was not going to even you know,
trespass anybody. But then there the police will be at
these Pride events and then they are not allowed to
actually watch the Pride event. Like the drag Queen dance party,
the cops were all outside of the venue, not watching it,
so they couldn't implicate certain people probably, and so it's
very one sided. The police are in the pocket of
the city council, of the mayor, and so it's it's
it's really dicey because you have a lot of people
that are in positions of power that are in this
liberal wheelhouse, right, and so it's it's it.
Speaker 5: And then it's the police, you know, kind of run
the show.
Speaker 6: They have a memorandum of understanding with the Sheriff's department,
so it's like they have jurisdiction, even though the sheriff
should have jurisdiction. They have an MoU with the city police.
So it may it's just a it's really bad.
Speaker 5: It is bad. That is bad.
Speaker 4: The sheriff is supposed to be the last bastion between
the police the FBI. You know, he is the one
that who was elected, not appointed, and should be.
Speaker 6: Report this lady that was take this lady that was
thrown out of the town hall. She was charged with
battery because she bit a security guard on the hand allegedly,
and then she was being charged with trespassed. Well, the
city ended up dropping the charges and it's just it's
just a mess. So this has tappened numerous times where
we have these charges in courtlane and against you know,
certain people, and they just they just get dropped, even
though they'll admit to the police that they did something
that still they won't prosecute him.
Speaker 4: Have you ever met Lee White the chief of police?
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 4: Have you ever met Lee White the chief of police?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we never really got along because I've always been
kind of I'll court, I've used to ask him or
I used to try to get his get his emails
and ask him questions, and he just he's just he
just does what the city wants.
Speaker 5: So that's that's what he does.
Speaker 4: Isn't that a small presentation of everything that's wrong with
our country right now? Is they're supposed to be representing
us but they do anything.
Speaker 5: But yeah, yep, yep, It's it's quite a mess.
Speaker 6: Well, there's an agenda, you know, like we said, I
said earlier, Agenda twenty thirty and Yep. Another interesting aspect
too is these I mean a lot of what I
do is I am researching and exposing the Marxist agenda
in Idaho as a whole. But I try to use
my community as an example to show other people that
this is what you can do. So just by knowing
that there's these groups, these human rights groups that are
you know, involved in the schools, they're involved in the city,
I can do. I'll just tell you I do records
requests through the city or whatever entity, and I will
pick their email domain and I will basically scrape the
email domain for a particular key word and then you
just use a date range to kind of modify that
the record request. But that's a lot lot of what
my records requests are. And so I find I get
a net you know, of emails, and I go through
those and I will look for threads and that's how
I find out a lot of what I find out.
But it does take some time. And if people want
more information about conducting public records requests, because a lot
of people initially when they do a record request, they'll request,
you know, I want everything, and you can't do that.
You have to make it very short and concise for
the person, can you know, providing the records so that
they can actually just go get them and then you
actually get them back faster. But a great website for
people not to go on too long here is n
fo I see, that's the National Freedom of Information Collective.
Speaker 5: That's n f oiic dot org.
Speaker 6: And so they have a lot of great state public
record request letterheads that are just templates and you just
fill in your information. But a lot of places now
will force you to they have an online form or whatever,
and they sort of like people to do that.
Speaker 5: But it's just.
Speaker 6: Good to know how to do a record request and
and if you just do one a week, you'll start
uncovering all kinds of really good information in your community.
Speaker 5: So I suggest that people do that. That is awesome.
Speaker 6: And then you mentioned earlier the i r S, which
the i r S is another really good UH if
if if it's a nonprofit that's like that has a
nine to ninety form, you can search up that organization
name and go through their records like like you were
talking about earlier, George. And then also the UH Secretary
of State's website and do a business search look up.
That's another really good form of finding out who's who
in your you know, in your communities and running certain
nonprofits because that's sort of the game, right George. I'm
sure you've noticed that too. Is is the nonprofits. It's
about the grant money. And you'll see a myriad of
the same types of organizations just doing a little bit
of a a little bit different tact or a little
bit different flavor. Like I was alluding to earlier with
the Cootney County Task Force on Human Relations and the
Human Rights Education Institute, they have certain goals.
Speaker 5: They're really they're.
Speaker 6: Basically the same thing, but they have different tact They
will also file right as a five oh one C
four for political.
Speaker 5: Ambitions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, so it's pretty easy to kind of
to ferret some of this out, isn't it once you
kind of know where where to look.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's knowing how to It's the same way whenever
I'm doing research for a particular you know, rabbit hole,
it's all about keywords and knowing not to use Google
for certain things before I get any further, because I
want to make sure this gets out. You're an independent
journalist and you have put out so much great information
for people. If somebody wants to support you, is there
a way they can support you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, sure, it's I just have a Venmo and cash
app and that's just North Idaho Exposed e x P
O S E D or. I'm also on PayPal and
that's just at North Idaho and that if people want
to follow my work, I try to my The thing
I really am passionate about is helping people get their
stories out and using video. I love using video and
to do these interviews with people. But you can follow
my work at I'm on x KC Underscore Whalen.
Speaker 5: That's w h A L E N.
Speaker 6: I'm on substack kcwalan dot substack dot com and my
video platform is Rumble and that's at North Idaho Exposed.
Speaker 5: And so that's where you can follow my work.
Speaker 6: And so I just suggest you probably follow everything because
I don't always post to every single platform. So and
I do want to help people, So if you're in Idaho,
please email me or even nationally. I will do some
national stories, but I do like to help the state
of Idaho. But you can send me an email, which
is North Idaho Exposed at pro tonmail dot com and
all those links will be I've been embedding in Okay, thanks,
and I've been embedding in different communities throughout the last
couple of years.
Speaker 5: I've I found that's really frucious.
Speaker 6: So I've been in Boise the last three months almost now,
and then I'll be going to somewhere else, which i
won't say right now, a couple couple potential locations, and
I'll just go there for a while and it allows
me to actually being there just it makes a world
a difference. Uh, And you'll you'll get all kinds of
tips and so that's It's it's been kind of fun,
to be quite honest.
Speaker 5: It's sort of like being a starting artist. But at
the same time.
Speaker 6: It's I feel like this is what I'm supposed to do,
so this is this is what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And and that is how if you want to
make change, showing up to an election booth every four years,
that's not really creating change, but actually putting boots on
the ground, showing up and talk about things, educating people
on how to make change, how to research, how how
to expose people who may come off as someone who's
looking out for you. But when there's a paper trail
that shows they are not. That is something that needs
to be exposed and you have done a great job.
There's many videos of whether it's police tyranny twenty all
the videos from twenty twenty, whether.
Speaker 5: It was the masks.
Speaker 4: I think actually the mask mandate was a bigger thing
with you guys than the vaccines. Do you recall in
twenty twenty, I think it was Moscow, Idaho, where they
actually arrested a bunch of people at a church for
gathering and it was like around May or June of
twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Gabriel Wrench, I think it was, and we went
we protested right after that happened.
Speaker 5: That was pretty wild.
Speaker 6: They were just outside a city hall and they were
having prayer and they were arrested for not wearing masks.
And actually, which is funny, at that city hall in Moscow,
out in the parking lot, they had dots six feet apart,
different colors. They were totally bought into that whole narrative
at the time. But yeah, that was a lot of
really interesting things about Idaho. I mean, I was part
of this group. I think I told you People's Rights,
which amm and Bundy created in twenty twenty. I came
to em at Idaho for one of his meetings in April,
or for one of the People's Rights meetings in April,
which he hosted at his.
Speaker 5: This this business that he had, and.
Speaker 6: That was a really great group to be part of
at the time because it was very there was a
network to connect people through text or email and let
them know, Hey, we have a potential issue with a business.
We need people to show up, and you'd have people
show up within minutes through the People's Rights Network. So
it's been there was all kinds of protesting going on,
and Idaho is a really great place because you have
there's so many people that have moved here or that
live here and they care about freedom. And of course
it's been referred to as the readout over the last
handful of years, and and it is I think it is.
So North Idaho is a very special place. And so
like I said earlier in this that there are a
lot of I would say, there's an agenda, a lot
of dirty tactics going on right now by people that
politically want to have their way, and so I'm just
hoping to help kind of combat that this coming year
and just try to keep helping people. So but if
people want any help with anything like with public records requests,
people can email me.
Speaker 5: My email address again is.
Speaker 6: North Idaho exposed at ProtonMail dot com.
Speaker 5: And I'm always too happy to help.
Speaker 4: That's awesome, And since you brought it up, I'd like
to if you go to Google specifically and you put
in people's Rights am and Bundy, it's everything that we've
talked about. The first result you get is from the ADL,
from the Antidefamision LEG. Then you get Wikipedia, then you
get the Institute for Research and Education INSPIRE HR.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the inside the Ammon's Army.
Speaker 4: Yes, Armond's Army, sixty six members arrested far right group
and it's all, you know, people who are truly trying
to make a difference. This is the slander and the
psychological operations that they use to think that someone who
was actually being truly you know people I think loosely
throw the word patriot around. I'm a patriot because I
post on Twitter every day, but like people who are
literally trying boots on the ground. Obviously, the Bundy family
went up against BLM, the federal government back in I
think it was twenty fourteen, and to this day, I
don't think he's paid a dime for the grazing fees.
He's done great stuff and whether it was COVID nineteen,
I think he's done a good job fighting against the
federal government. I think even ran for governor in Idaho
a few years ago.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, he did, yep, and.
Speaker 6: He got about twenty I wanna say, twenty percent of
the vote running as an independent, maybe twenty two percent.
Speaker 5: That's huge.
Speaker 6: So he said he did pretty good, but he was
really busy for a full year just just campaigning.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it.
Speaker 6: Was a really good group, honestly, and met I met
a lot of really good people. And I wasn't as
active as some of the other people in the group
were because I was I was what's called a state
assistant in the in the group, and so that's just
where you're you're communicating through the website to help people connect,
connect each other, let people know about events or whatever,
just stuff like that.
Speaker 5: And so I was actually.
Speaker 6: Subpoena in the the defamation lawsuit for Ammon and Diego
in November. They're just looking for money and anyways, I
that's a whole other topic. But I'm I'm attempting to
quash that subpoena, and it's the case was in an
inactive pending status due to a bankruptcy stay. So I
don't know, I think it's still in that particular status,
and so nothing is happening in the case right now.
So I'm still waiting to see what happens, because they
tried to subpoena me just trying to find out if.
Speaker 5: I know where any money is.
Speaker 6: And so People's Rights was like a from what I understand,
like a shoe string budget that Ammon was paying for
a lot of his own pockets, so you know, there
wasn't really money. It was just helping connect people really.
But I was busy doing my own thing, reporting and
videoing and stuff, and I would occasionally come out and
protest in southern Idaho with People's Rights, and well, I
think a lot of the things that they didn't like,
the state didn't like was that we would protest at
people's homes, public officials homes, you know, and so they
they didn't really like that too much, you know, obvious
for obvious reasons. But all in all, People's Rights was
very effective and we did get baby Cyrus back in
the seven days six or seven days six days. I
think it was after he was taken in twenty twenty.
I guess it was now so maybe it was, Yeah,
twenty twenty two. I think it's time. Time flies. It's
hard to keep track of everything. But anyways, it's been
a very effective group to be part of. And just
sad to see that Ammon and Diego were charged with
I believe fifty two million dollars in that lawsuit, the
defamation lawsuit with Saint Luke's So man, I.
Speaker 5: Completely forgot about that.
Speaker 4: I completely forgot about that. It was March of twenty
twenty two, and okay, thank you, Oh my goodness, gracious
they took because he has I know, was it the father?
The father had a big family, had fourteen children.
Speaker 5: Ammon was one of them.
Speaker 6: Diego Rodriguez, Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the Chavoya family as
their actual last name. But yeah, I filmed. If people
go to my rebel channel, I just search for Cyrus
you can see. I filmed all the press conferences, I
filmed the protests because I was part of people's rights anyway,
and I was there. And actually, what's funny is someone
had literally just a week prior, someone who's a fan
of what I do had bought me the camera that
I'm using right now actually, and so I had this
nice commercial camera and was able to film everything. And
I've been using it for you know, just helping other
people since and it's been a it's been a wild ride,
but it's been fun.
Speaker 4: I meant to ask you, and this is pretty unprofessional
to ask you now, but I forgot to ask you before.
Are you only available for the first hour or are
you staying for both hours? Because if you're only for
the first hour, I'd like to see if anybody wanted
to call.
Speaker 6: Uh, yeah, I mean just the I'm good on just
an hour, honestly, Okay, I could stay a little bit longer, all.
Speaker 4: Right, great, So listen, if anybody wants to call while
we have h my goodness, Casey, your names are on
the screen while Casey's still on the program, give us
a call.
Speaker 5: It's area three.
Speaker 4: I bet three O two four four six three eight
three six Again. If you're on x or Rumble, you
can see the number there on the screen, or you
can join us join us in studio right here on
stream yard and that link is on the website in
the blog post. So again three o two four four
six three eight three six. Again we have Casey Whalen
who makes a difference locally, and that's what we all
should be doing. Casey, as a reporter, what do you
consider your your biggest win? And uh what it was
something that maybe you uncovered or you had something happen
against you that almost made you quit as a journalist.
Speaker 6: I guess as far as almost quitting, I was sort
of transitioning into becoming a journalist when I was doing
the First Amendment auditing thing, and I almost I almost
wanted to quit at one point because it was like,
what am I doing. I'm putting myself through all this crap,
and you know, I don't know if I'm making a
difference by feeling I was really filming the police at
the time and trying to wanting to maybe become a journalist.
But you know, I almost quit, and I didn't just
because I you can't turn it off.
Speaker 5: Once, you know. So it's just been it's been.
Speaker 6: It's been fun since then, and that was probably five
or six years ago now, but I just kept going
and it's been every year gets better and better and
more refined, and so I'm excited for this coming year.
But I would say as far as a win, there's been,
there's been quite a few wins, really, and they seemed
far few and far between. But I would say, like
the interview that we did with Sheila Booker, whose daughter
went to Lake's Middle School or is I believe still
going to Lakes Middle School. Possibly, I'm not quite sure
if that's the case, but anyway, her daughter went to
Lakes Middle School and she thought she was a boy
named Felix a cat, started cutting herself, almost died seven
times cutting herself. That was a really powerful interview that
I did with Sheila to help her get her story out.
And there's been some other ones with with some parents
at schools. There's one in West Bonner School district where
their six year old daughter was sexually abused on the
playground by other students. So that was a that was
a tough interview to do. I didn't show their faces
on I modify their voices. So there's things that we
can do to help mitigate and protect the sources. But
that's what I really am passionate about doing. And and
there's been other examples too. There's a you know, just
just getting some some interviews with with people that the
mainstream media won't touch with a ten foot poll and
getting their their side of things is really, uh, you know,
it's really it's a lot of fun actually, and it's
very good for public dissemination.
Speaker 5: So it is.
Speaker 6: I encourage people, though, to really focus on the schools
right now though, because with what's going on with the
Trump administration and dismantling DEI, we really have these public
institutions in between a rock and a hard place, and
I know it's.
Speaker 5: Very difficult to get into the schools. At least here
in Boise.
Speaker 6: They almost like they threaten to criminally trespass me just
because I tried to go to the Boise High School.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 5: And so that's a whole other video and topic.
Speaker 6: But we need to get people into the schools right
now and document and video and you know, and give
it to a local independent journalist because that's something that
they'll definitely love to help expose. And I think now
is definitely the time to push on that.
Speaker 5: What state are you in, George.
Speaker 4: I'm in Delaware. I'm in Delaware. We're a very divided state.
Everything north of Dover, which is right in the center
of the state is very woke, very liberal, but everything
south we are very.
Speaker 3: Rural.
Speaker 4: You know, farmers more chickens per capita than any other
state in the country. You know, Christian beliefs, we don't
deal with a woke agenda. So we're right in that
area in the middle where there's a lot of conflicts
of interest amongst us. And this is the time. You know,
the timeline that we're in is to do you know,
people need to be doing. What you're doing is to
stand up for good things because the children can't. And
what you said as far as getting into schools. For
the last several years, whether on the podcast or on
the radio show, we have played audio clips of things
that just twenty thirty years ago you would have thought
that that's a joke that never really had. But we're
in a timeline where children there's no discipline. They can
be whoever they want. You look at the Boston the
hospital in Boston, they have an entire wing, an entire
wing that is dedicated to transgendering children and all of
this other stuff. There's monsters that are in very powerful
positions right now, and it's up to Good God fearing
people to stand up and put them in their place
and to put a magnifying glass on them like you are.
Speaker 6: And that's one of the things I'm noticing too, is
that they're actually starting to double down as far as
the school districts. I guess I was a little bit
ahead of the curve when I came to Boise in January.
I started researching the schools and I would scrape their
email domain for keyword was Smooth, which is the local
human Rights Education Institute downtown Boise. I did through a
three week duration through the Boise school district. I found
They told me there were five thousand, over five thousand emails,
almost five thousand emails in a three week duration to
and from that domain for keyword wassmooth. That's a lot
of communications, and they wanted thirteen hundred dollars for it.
So I refined that down to one day, Martin Luther
King Day, January twentieth, and there was still almost seven
hundred emails and they wanted one hundred and thirty dollars
for that public record request. So that told me there
is a lot going on here with this school district.
And anyways, it's just interesting I'm trying to think of
where I was going with that, but you know, they're
very tied in, at least in the Boise area, and
it's just interesting to I've exposed these school districts here locally,
and I found that there was actually last week, I
believe it was March tenth. There's a teacher named Sarah
Inema at Lewis and Clark Middle School here in the
West Ada School District, which is in Meridian, Idaho, and
she had taken down a poster that said everyone is
welcome here with a bunch of different colored hands with
the heart on the hands. She took it down in
January after the West Date of School District told her to,
and then she put it back up on March tenth
or somewhere around that time, and then it caused this
huge viral story because you know, she dared defy the
school district. And then you had all these teachers which
I got emails for through this teacher's email address, and
you could see all the support of other teachers in
the West Date of School District in the Boise School
District saying that they want to defy the school district too.
They want to you know, basically put up their their
their a poster like she did.
Speaker 5: And so we recently had a chalking event at the.
Speaker 6: School district where people there was probably I don't know,
there were hundreds of people that showed up last Sunday
and we're chalking, you know, everyone is welcome here, all
this stuff, which is documented on my platforms, and so
it just really showed that these Marxists, you know, whatever
you want to call them, communists, communitarians, whatever, they have
an agenda and now that they're getting backed into a
corner there, they're doubling down. And so that's one of
my main takeaways is that we have to get out
in front of this somehow, and the school districts look
like they're trying to, but they're receiving a large pushback
here from the teachers in this area.
Speaker 4: Well, unfortunately, you know the deal anytime that an entity,
no matter what it is, once they accept money from
the federal government, there are guidelines that they have to follow.
And to my listeners, and I'm not even sure if
you're aware of this, but at the end of January,
Trump put out a thing to he gave whatever entity
X amount of millions of dollars to research how to
get money into the hands of people who homeschool and
to private school entities. Now, on the surface, like everything
else the federal government does, it sounds great, right, like
the Patriot Act and No Child Left Behind. It all
sounds so wonderful. But what you don't understand is if
you're a homeschooler and you take federal funding, which most
people all they see is a dollar bill and they
take that money. They'll take free money. Who doesn't. But
then you're going to have to start following federal guidelines
and teaching certain curriculum and maybe reporting to a school
district four times a year to get briefings on these
type of like you said, communitarian, Marxist, socialist ideologies. And
the whole reason that you began homeschooling like we do
our youngest, is to get them away from that stuff, right,
if you have the ability, if you have the time,
No other person should be molding the mind of your child.
But you and I understand the world we live in,
the matrix they've created. They would prefer that mom and
dad have to work so they can do that. But
you have to be careful because the federal government is
scheming a plan to get money in your hand, a
check in your hand if you homeschooler or in a
private school, to help alleviate the tuition costs. But as
in every other thing the federal government gets involved in,
there's going to be there's going to be a catch
to it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, And it's just interesting. So the.
Speaker 6: US Department of Education or the Department of Education, so
we know that on January twenty third, Trump signed an
executive order to basically dismantle DEI in public schools in
the sense I believe abolished the Department of Education.
Speaker 5: Is that right, just gotten rid of.
Speaker 4: The well he signed, it's going to get the district
court's circuit, courts of appeals will get involved, just like
you know, he's signed a thing to end USAID and
that's still held up in the court system.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, and so the Department of Education has since in February,
they sent out a it's called a Dear Colleague letter,
and you can go to the press section on the
Department of Education and you can look at this look
this stuff up. But they sent a dear colleague letter
to these public institutions telling them that if they don't
stop promoting DEI that they will lose federal fund fun
and so that's why we really have to push on
this topic right now. And I'm sure that's why they
didn't want to let me in the Boise the High School,
because they don't want to lose their federal funding, and
so that's why. And then we also had the West
Ada School District also sent out a Dear Colleague letter
on March twelfth, which I got through public records requests
of this teacher, Sarah Inema's emails. I asked for all
of her emails for atten day duration, and the school
district gave them to me within one day, which is
relatively unheard of. So I think they just wanted to
get this information out because it was six hundred pages
of emails and this Dear colleague letter from the West
Data School District telling them what is approved in their classroom.
Speaker 5: And so obviously.
Speaker 6: They just want a neutral classroom where kids can learn reading, writing,
and arithmetic, and they don't want all this DEI stuff.
So it's going to be interesting to see how the
West Ada School and the Boise School districts, how the
teachers are going to respond. It sounds like they're going
to keep doubling down, like I said, on this topic.
So I think we're going to see what's happening here happen.
Obviously it's happening in other places, but it's a very
pronounced subject here.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: And last question, we're just about out of time, and
I can't thank you enough for coming on and sharing
everything that's going on. And again, if you're interested in
learning how to do this research and request the FOI
you know material, reach out to Casey. And again all
his information will be in the show notes and it's
on the website right now as well. Last question for you,
are you familiar with have you been following that the
whole Greater Idaho movement? Is that something that you've you've
tracked at all?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Actually, and I filmed his name is Mike McCarter. He
was the president at the time. Maybe I filmed him
in Courtlane. The full event is on my rubble channel
if you just look up, I think if you search
for Greater Idaho on my rubble channel North Idaho Exposed,
you can see Mike McCarter talk about the Greater Idaho Movement.
Speaker 5: And it's interesting to see I haven't really been.
Speaker 6: Following that too much, to be honest with you, but
I have seen it looks like it's been growing over
the years as far as the size of it, and
so it's just it's just like another what is that
Free Jefferson or State of Jefferson movement? You know, it's
it's sort of an iteration of that, right, So I
don't think it has any plausibility of actually happening, but
you never know, and the sentiment, I guess is there
and it's growing obviously, so we'll see what happens. But
I don't really I don't really have a lot to
say on that topic, but it is it is interesting
to see that that that idea resonating.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 4: Well listen, Casey, thank you so much for your time,
stay in touch. If you need anything from us, please
reach out and again, our audience thanks you, and we'll
have all your contact information and if you could, could
you shoot me in an email with your Venmo and
PayPal so I can put that in.
Speaker 5: There as well. Sure, thanks a lot, appreciate it, absolutely.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Casey. I appreciate it. Have a great week, sir,
you too. All right, God bless there you go. That
was Casey Whalen, North, Idaho exposed a lot of interesting
videos on his rumble channel. There's actually a guy on
YouTube that kind of reposts this stuff, but a lot
of good videos that expose police tyranny, that expose what's
going on in public libraries, which one of the videos
just shocked me. I actually went to a news there
was a you know, nightly news story, and the reporters
were just appalled that the people in the audience were
asking the librarian about what books you know that we're
in there, And of course many of these books were
LGBTQ ideology, and of course they push, well, you know,
freedom of speech and all that other thing. And that's
something that recently we've been talking about that is a
dangerous president, right. They talk about you know, the church
and state, the separation and those type of things, but
when you start living that way, it can be a
very dangerous precedent to set. So again, our thanks to
Casey for joining us today, and I hope you take
the time to check out his work. I'm going to
take a break, You're going to freshen up, and we'll
come back our number two. We'll take your calls and
we'll talk about what's going on. Is there something going
on with Iran in the horizon? We shall see, but
we'll be back.
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Why then doesn't every country adopt to form a free government.
One answer is that, unfortunately, there are people and parties
and many nations who are so greedy for power that
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Speaker 1: Luther said justification is by faith alone, but not by faith.
It is alone and any going on to say that
the faith that justifies, Luther said, is a fee days viva,
a living faith, a faith that is alive. Where does
that faith come from? And this question, probably more than
any other, is what DEFs the very essence of reform
theology If there's one phrase that captures the essence of
reform theology, it is the little phrase regeneration precedes faith.
That is the power of faith. The power of believing.
Speaker 5: Is a result not of an act of.
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fruit of God's sovereign act of changing the disposition of
our hearts and giving to us the gift of faith.
Speaker 4: Welcome to our number two of the Fact on our
radio program on this Thursday, March twenty seventh, twenty twenty five. Again,
appreciate Casey's time in our number one. I touched maybe
ten percent of the questions that I wanted to ask Casey.
There's so much going on up there. If you just
go back and it's on Rumbling YouTube and you look
at everything that went on in twenty twenty up there.
It's one thing to sit behind a microphone or tweet
you know, your outrage, but to actually show up in
person with like minded people, it's very inspiring to be
boots on the ground. And again, we often talk about,
you know, the federal level of things and our anger
with our senators and congressman, state representatives and the Supreme Court,
but these are people we're never ever going to interact with,
and that's just the fact of it all. Actually, starting
in May, I'm going to be taking on a project
I'm not going to discuss right now, but it's going
to require a lot more of my time, and I
just feel that we are in the time now that
we do have to shift focus to locally, to things
that we can make change. And I'll keep this platform,
of course, but i won't have the time that I
used to throw into this, just because I want to
make a difference in the community, because that's where it
all starts, it really does. And I've been following Casey
for a long time, several years, and the work he
does is very inspiring. And again, everybody can do it.
It takes time, it takes research, it takes a little
bit of effort, but everybody can make a difference and
try to put an end to this tyranny, you know,
to put an end to this communitarianism, to this you
know Marxist movement Agenda twenty thirty. They have something in Idaho,
CDA twenty twenty. It's a local movement which is, you know,
a small offput of Uan Agenda twenty thirty. So there
is a lot of people who will accept a dollar
for anything and they want to carry out this agenda.
So a couple of notes before we go forward with
our number two, and again we'll have the phones open.
Speaker 5: We'd love to hear from you guys. Number one.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately we're done with YouTube. Our short romance with YouTube
has come to a quick and abrupt end. About a
month ago we started going back on YouTube, and it's
a shame because we had a very large live audience
on YouTube.
Speaker 5: But unfortunately.
Speaker 4: After the show Thursday, that sent me a lovely message
saying that I was giving medical misinformation and I should
be thrown in the gulags and never to be you know,
sat in front of a microphone again, and all of
those episodes I think going back to Tony Adderburn had
been removed from YouTube. So I'm not going to waste
another breath, not going to spend another second on a
platform that doesn't champion free speech.
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You can check us out on Rubble and x. That
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going forward for the near future. So there is that,
and again it's a shame because we did have a
pretty nice audience over on YouTube. The other note is
again this Tuesday, April first, at one thirty pm Eastern time,
I will be interviewing doctor Calker. And you all remember
the conversation we had a couple weeks ago here with
Raymond from Western Pennsylvania on chlorine dioxide. Well, I have
since today, I think is day number seven that I've
been using it. And this is just a personal testimony.
I am not a doctor, nor did I play one
on TV, but I can tell you that in the
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has made a noticeable difference in my health. And I'm
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Both myself and my wife have been on it for
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Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 4: I think that's everything that I had to mention. Listen,
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Feel free to join the show. The area code is
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We'd love to have you on whether it was something
Casey was talking about, or something that's on your mind
bigger that maybe we've spoken about before.
Speaker 5: I apologize.
Speaker 4: We weren't able to take a call last week, but
now's the opportunity again. Unfortunately, this is our first week
without all the folks on YouTube, so I apologize for that.
I tried to get the word out a few things
I wanted to talk about, and obviously I had a
conversation with a couple other folks who have podcasts. One
of them we should be doing kind of a joint
podcast here in the next week or two talking about
a lot of things, especially in the future. And you know,
obviously this whole Iran thing has been a big story,
but I don't like to dwell too much on it
because this is something that's been.
Speaker 5: In the news for many years.
Speaker 4: And it actually goes back to shortly after nine to
eleven when the General came on. I can't think of
his name now, I usually remember it, but he you know,
he came out and saw the memo about taking over
was it the seven countries in five years or five
countries in seven years? You know where he took Afghanistan,
Iraq by the way, Gaddafi back in two thousand and nine,
he said that it was only a matter of time
before the US got rid of Bashar which we did
and broke it into five provinces. I think as of
today it's four, so he's pretty close there. But Iran
is without a doubts, really kind of that line in
the sand to where if they take Iran, it is
really a giant step towards the new World Order, and
that's something we should be cognizant of. It's interesting Scott Ritter,
which if you're not interested, or I should say, if
you're not familiar with his work, you should check it out.
It's interesting. If that name is not familiar to you.
Speaker 5: He was the UN.
Speaker 4: He was a UN weapons inspector I think originally in
the nineties after Desert Storm, and he has some interesting stories.
But to watch him over the weeks, months, and I
guess maybe year or so, to kind of wake up
to this globalist zion Zionist agenda and this push to
really not just take out Palestine, but to get rid
of Iran and to really bring about the Greater Israel project. Now,
for those people who are watching now, I encourage you
to get this book. It's The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
written by John Pilger, and this is probably one of
the most well written, Like if you're don't really understand
what's going on in Palestine and why it's going on.
I think I got that book for fourteen dollars from
Amazon and it breaks it down all the way from
the turn of the century to Ben Gurion to what's
going on today. The who, the what, the when, the where,
the why, and the how is all answered in that book,
and it breaks it down to Layman's turns. So definitely
check that out. But a lot of people believe, because
of our fisc a little situation that we have to
get hold of Iran for the money. Now, as you
all know, you've been listening to the podcast for a
long time, and our audience understands that by going off
the gold standard to fiat currency, it was only a
matter of time before things nose dived, right. It just
took a bad turn because fiat currency, as Tony Adeburn mentioned,
it never survives, It always collapses. Right, you have to
have something backing it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: Back in the day, when I was in sixth grade,
we had something called tiny town. You took real money.
If I handed the person five dollars, I got five
dollars of tiny town money and I could go buy
cookies and cakes and stuff. Well even that in that
little setup in sixth grade, tiny town money was backed
by real money, but unfortuntionally to go one step back,
real money is backed by nothing anymore, and that is
a dangerous, dangerous turn. And then we also mentioned how
the debt clock who runs thedebt clock dot org, and
how that may only be a drop in the bucket
as to how in debt we truly are right. So
Jeff Thomas, the International Man wrote a brief story today,
and I wanted to share this story first. And the
question is who's got the gold? And that is the question,
right We're told in school, whether it be high school
or whatever, that all the gold is, you know, at
Fort Knox, Kentucky. And then you know nine to eleven happens.
And then you watch the die Harden movie, the fourth one,
Live Free or die Hard I think it's called, and
it's loosely set to a building that's getting ready to
be destroyed and there's a diversion and all these truckloads
of gold are heading out the back. And that's what
a lot of people ask when it comes to World
Trade Center seven, and that is where is all the gold.
And if you look right here on the bottom aright
of my screen, there's a little banner of people protesting
World Trade seven. World Trade Building seven didn't blow itself up.
And that's one of the many things that we talk about.
But Jeff says, in nineteen seventy one, the United States
abruptly went off the gold standard, and in making the
public announcement, US President Richard Dixon looked into the television
camera and said, we're all kenyisions now, right. And at
the time, Jeff was a young man. I was two
years old when that infamous each was made. And the
author had previously bought gold, but on a very small scale.
And a side note, we have the Pluto TV because
we don't pay for cable, and there's a twenty four
to seven price is right Bob Barker era and they
have the contestants and the item up for bid was
two gold coins to one ounce gold coins and the
program was from nineteen eighty four, so say forty years
one ounce of gold back in nineteen eighty four was
about three hundred and fifty dollars. Today it's over three
thousand dollars. And that's what Jeff is saying here, right,
he bought gold, albeit a very small scale, But he
recalls looking into the face of the president at the time,
Richard Nixon, and thinking this isn't good. And that's interesting
to me. Jeff who writes this article was obviously a
young man at the time. And if a young man
can figure out, well, this probably isn't good, well, then
you can bet it's not good whatsoever. But once again,
the world we're so tied up in our worldly things. Right,
we're up in the morning, children off to school, nine
to five, nine to six, come home, make dinner, run
to the Scout meeting or the bowling alley, Wednesday night church,
whatever it is, NonStop nom stout. You're just like, ah, man,
that doesn't sound good. But you're right back into the matrix. Right,
And again the world at large agreed with mister Nixon.
Speaker 5: And again, within a.
Speaker 4: Few years, And that's something that we don't talk about enough. Right,
nineteen seventy one United States went off.
Speaker 5: The gold standard.
Speaker 4: But what we don't talk about enough is within a
few years many other countries started following suit in lockstep.
As they say, right, they went off the gold standard,
which meant from that point on their currency was backed
by nothing except for a promise. Now they tell you that,
you know, our dollar is backed by oil, it's the
petro dollar, right, But is it really backed by the
petro Right, It's backed by nothing.
Speaker 5: That is the truth.
Speaker 4: Now, obviously America comes and go by its oil reserves, right.
But the fact of the matter is, you know, this country,
if they wanted to, they could finish us so quickly.
If China stopped exporting and the Middle East s optic sporting,
we would, boy, nineteen twenty nine would look like good
times compared to what we would go through. And again
sometimes you got to think build back better, new world order. Well,
in order to get to those new or building back,
you have to destroy the old, right, And that's why
the whole thing nafta getting rid of. You know, the
industrial portion of our country, right. We used to have
a car production center two miles from where we lived
and employed much of the area where we were, and
now we're making cars in Mexico right now. This is
everything in your office is made in China, almost everything
in your house.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: It's a dangerous position that we've put ourselves in. So
it didn't take long before countries began playing with their currencies.
At one time, the German mark, the Deutsch mark right,
the French franc and the Italian leer and the British
shilling had all been roughly equivalent in value, and four
or five of any one of them was worth about
a dollar. I remember in two thousand when I was
stationed in the Balkans, and I was going between Bosnia, Sarajevo, Croatia,
Zagreb area around there, and then there was a NATO
base in Tazar, Hungary, and it was interesting because that's
really when they first started introducing the euro. And I
think at the time one American dollar would get you
three hundred and fifteen three hundred and twenty five Hungarian Florence.
Now it's just everything has changed, and they had already
began to change prior to seventy one. But when I
should say, after they'd decoupled from gold, the governments of
the world truly began to see the advantages of manipulipulating
their own currencies against the currencies of other nations.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: It became a giant monopoly game, and from that point on,
a currency note from any country which was already no
more than an iou was increasingly degraded to an io
you an undeterminated or I should say undetermined pardon me,
and fluctuating amount. Right, because the currencies, man, I mean,
have you seen bitcoin? It ind one hundred and five
dropped to eighty and that's that is a sign of
how volatile our economy truly is. And you know, just
go back and look at Argentina and many of the
other countries that y more Germany in the twenties, right,
they printed so much money. There was pictures of people
with wheelbarrows full of cash just to get a loaf
of bread.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: But this fixation with monetary manipulation began much like the
nineteen sixties youth experimentation with drugs, and by the millennium
had morphed into something more akin to heroin addiction. Unfortunately,
those who would become the addicts were the national leaders
in finance and politics. Well, here we are in the
second decade of the millennium, and the party has deteriorated
and is soon to become to have a bad ending.
And as we get closer, those of us who have
for many, many years predicted an eventual realization that mister
Keynes and mister Nixon were dead wrong, and that the
world will once again look to gold and not just gold, right,
should mention platinum, copper, silver, silver has always been my
metal of choice, but the world will once again looked
into these mineral resources to gain a bit of traction.
We're seeing many people, We're seeing a huge increase in
the number of people who recognize that all fiat currencies
eventually come to an end and gold continues to shine.
But there are two remaining questions that have even the
best prognosticators puzzling. Number one and this is an interesting one,
and I think this reflects to cash too, right, because
when the preferbial due, who does hit the fan? Money
becomes worthless. The question is what has value?
Speaker 5: Right? So one, what will.
Speaker 4: The role of gold be in the future. And when
currencies collapse, there will be an immediate and complete switch
to gold. That's unlike right, that's going back, that's a
complete reset.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: And Plus they don't want they don't want us to
be able to trade amongst each other. The iris can't
track that kind of thing, right. What will further fiat
currencies be put forward as solutions to paper money? That
is a definite maybe right, will future currencies be backed
by gold? The author believes that there's a very good
chance that'll happen, especially as so many governments and banking
institutions are quietly scrambling to buy gold. And I think
that is something that's going under the radar, although some
people have talked about it. Is they're scramble to buy
whatever gold is left. There's a reason the gold is
going up and up and up. It's supplying demand and
people are demanding it, right, and that is something that
only has a certain amount. You can print endless amounts
of money, but there's only so much gold and silver
in the earth. So they are scrambling to buy gold. Again,
We'll try not to let the extent of their stockpiling.
And that's something that they really want to divert you from,
is how much gold that they're actually scrambling to buy.
So will gold back currency stabilize money for the rest
of our lives. No, of course not. There's not one
solid thing. It's just impossible. But even those countries who
may agree to audits to demonstrate that they own the
gold they claim to own, right at some point in
the future, look for ways to do a Nixon and
once again get off the gold standards. So the short
term benefit in that being, you know, once again fiddling
with a currency is just too tempting for these people. Now, obviously,
before we even have these type of conversations, the conversation
we should have had before prior to nineteen one is
not how can we make it easier to spend money?
And the answer to that was fiat currency, But the
true question should have been how can we be more
fiscally responsible?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: It's shocking if you actually take the time, and it's
they intentionally make these things thousands of pages to discourage
you from taking the time to look into these expenditure bills.
Right right, If you go to you know, Congress dot
gov or whatever the website is where you can find
all these bills, and then you open it up and it's,
you know, page one of fifteen hundred, it's very discouraging.
And that should be probably the first change they make
is limiting. You know, they should have some type of
pie chart or something simple. You get what I'm trying
to say, But it's shocking.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 4: You see, USAID was just the first of many disclosures,
and that's what this stuff is nobody's saving the day.
Speaker 5: This is disclosure. And we did.
Speaker 4: Podcast on USA a long time ago telling you how
fraudulent they were, and you know, everybody said, look, you
know Trump shut down. Usaid, no, it's not only is
it still in the court system, but a circuit court
of Appeals already ruled Hey, this amount of money needs
to go right now. So they're still pushing out money.
But to become fiscally responsible.
Speaker 5: Is what we need to do.
Speaker 4: Number two, Who's got the gold? A great question? Right,
A lot of people say the Vatican has a ton,
the City of London has a ton. Obviously we have some,
at least we think we do, we're told we do.
But currencies come and go in the world with remarkable frequency, right,
And the last hundred years alone, right, one hundred to
one hundred and ten years, have been witnessed to over
twenty hyper inflations worldwide. And I don't think people and
again I'm not a fearmonger. I don't want people to
lay in bed at night restless, worrying about what tomorrow
is going to bring. You can only control so much.
But at the same time, if you just ignore everything completely,
you're in trouble. Pardon me, And I don't know how
people don't see the hyper inflation we see. So again,
I think I was talking to Casey offline before we
hit the record button before noon, and I told him
before I retired from the Army, there were certain areas
of Idaho that my wife and I were looking at
when we were trying to decide when we were retired
where was going to be our home. And if you Google,
at least back in the day when we did, we
were told that Idaho was one of the more affordable
places to retire. You know, that has the type of
life that you want to live right, great outdoors. Many
people up there are Christians, people of faith. By the way,
Idaho is an open carry state. If you're eighteen or
rover and you're a US citizen, you can carry a weapon,
very similar to Texas. Now once again the state counties
trying to change things, but it is an open carry state.
And the news wants to tell you that that is
a recipe for disaster and that crime is going to
go through the roof. Well, it is documented. It is
on record that Idaho, and specifically in this case, I
think it was Quarterlin when I was researching, has almost
a forty percent lower crime rate than the medium across
the United States. So again, you're eighteen, you can carry
and their.
Speaker 5: Crime rate.
Speaker 4: It's almost forty percent less of the median across the
United States. But again, the mainstream media, the mockingbird media,
is going to tell you guns bad. Well, and again
just one small sampling, but don't let the mainstream media
do that. But again, twenty hyper inflations worldwide that have
destroyed countries, and you're talking about, you know, our nation.
Everyone's got their their four O one case and a
catastrophic one catastrophic you know, stock market event can wipe
out people's four O one case. And this is where
myself and and the author of this story really agree.
Speaker 5: It's just what we're talking about here.
Speaker 4: No one is being really truthful and how much gold
they have, right, the countries aren't. And again in this
country and this democratic Republican which we're supposed to live in,
transparency should be rule number one. And we should know
because it's not their money, it's our money, right, that's
how it's supposed to work. But if you want information
on what the government's doing, you have to do an Foy.
It's redacted if you want to know this, if you
want to know that. But if you get a six
hundred and one dollars from PayPal or eBay, you sell
something and you don't report it, well you're in trouble.
But that is a big deal, right, even between the
foremost experts on the subject. And again we're not talking
about your nightly talking heads, because all they do is
parrot what they're told. They do their hair, put on
a tie, and they read what they're told to read. Okay,
we're not talking about that, but we're talking about people
who actually are smart financially, the Dave Ramseys, those type
of people. Right, there's a broad speculation to who owns
the gold, and it's an important question that should be asked.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: One school of thought is that again, although the United
States has claimed that it possesses eight thousand tons of
gold at Fort Knox, and here's a trivia question for you,
what does Fort Knox and the Federal Reserve have in common?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: We talk about that the Federal Reserve has not had
an audit since right about the time we went to
Fiat currency fifty years now. There's talk so there was
a partial. There's this, there's a that we're audited every year. Basically, right,
you have to report how much money you made, and
then you can write off your interest on your mortgage
and things of that nature. But basically your finances are
an open book. And even though you pay twenty to
twenty five percent of your income to taxes, that's to seeker.
We can't tell you, you know how much money we have.
But and this is what shocks me because Fort Knox
is an Army installation, and anybody who's been in the
military before knows what is the one thing you do
every single year, But it's broken into monthly sections inventories.
So if you've never been in the military. The US
Army buys equipment, they sign it down to the brigades.
Brigade signs it down to the battalion. Battalion signs it
down to the companies, and the companies once a month
will inventory ten percent of their equipment that they own
and they get two months off. So there's one hundred
percent every year, so one month it'll be the arms room.
You have to well, that's done every month sense of items.
But that's my point is that our nation's gold should
be considered a sensitive item and should be inventoried by
numerous right, it should be inventoried and then re inventoried
by someone who right can fact check, not fact check.
I don't want to use that word, but you get
what I'm saying. Right, a troubleshooter to make sure that
it's being done honestly, and then another. But the fact is,
there has not been an audit for gold at Fort
Knox since.
Speaker 5: Nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 4: Eight thousand tons of gold is what they tell us,
but there hasn't been an audit in over seventy years.
Speaker 5: Seventy years. People should be outraged.
Speaker 4: That's your money, that's not their money, it's your money.
But the fact is, like everything else, well, NEGGA will
never get a truthful answer. If we get angry enough
and you know, things go viral, they'll they'll throw us
a bone, like they did with the JFK, and I
think what they'll eventually do with the Epstein nonsense.
Speaker 5: You know, they'll throw us a lie.
Speaker 4: We'll never get the truth with that, and they'll do
the same thing if people But people don't care, they
truly don't. But by the way, the US have held
roughly six thousand tons of gold four we have held
for European countries six thousand tons since the Cold War.
And I gotta be honest with you, there's few terms
I hate less than the Cold War.
Speaker 5: Not a fire, not a shot was fired.
Speaker 4: But now that the US has become the world's foremost
debtor nation, right, Europe's getting a bit antsy. And that's
the thing people should be concerned with, because it's not
just the United States that isn't a bit of a
quandary financially, Europe is, much of the Far East is
a little shaky financially.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: The world goes as the United States goes. So if
we're dealing with these issues, you can bet that many
other countries are now. Who are our enemies according to
the government, Well, I ran Russia and a few others.
And do you know what these countries have in common?
What do you think the one thing is that our
sworn enemies have in common? If I had the jeopardy music,
I'd play it. But I think you know the answer.
The banking system, right, the Rothchilds aren't welcome in these countries.
What was the final nail in the coffin for Momar Gadaffi, Right.
Was it the fact that he called out the American
pharmaceutical system. Was it the fact that, you know, he
called out many things. No, it was the fact that
he was getting ready to create a mineral based currency
in Libya and then in Africa, and that was too much.
The bankers are the gangsters, right, They are right up
there at the top of the food chain. And if
you look at who runs the banks, that should answer
a lot of questions for you.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: But now, as the world's finances are on shaky ground,
these countries who have put their gold in the United
States to hold, they're getting nancy. They're going to start
wanting it back soon, right. So in response, the Federal
Reserve has sent Germany a small portion of their gold,
but they have avoided shipping the remainder, and on top
of that, they have denied them the ability to inspect
the remainder of their gold. Again, this isn't encouraging. Now,
how would you feel?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: Look, I don't so much feel bad for any government entity.
But if you put it this way, right, that you
put your money in the bank and you go to
the bank and say, you know, I have one hundred
thousand dollars in the bank and I'd like to withdraw
ten thousand of it. Well, you know, we can give
you five hundred today.
Speaker 5: Do you have my money?
Speaker 4: And that isn't even a good analogy, because our banking
system only requires the banks to keep ten percent of
our funds that we deposit. The other ninety percent goes
out to your friend Jim's car loan, uncle Nancy's.
Speaker 5: Mortgage, the payroll at the.
Speaker 4: Bank, the mortgage of the bank, the building, the electric
all of that stuff.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: You know, it's interesting if you go back and do
some research. The bank was a place where you would
keep money if you felt you weren't in a safe area,
and then it got turned into I think I'd have
to go back. I don't want to. But if I
remember correctly, it wasn't until really after the Civil War
into reconstruction when they really changed the banking system. And
now they have made it you basically, you have to
have a bank, right, nobody uses cash. You have to
pay your bills, everything's online. I remember people used to
go to the electric company to pay their electric bill
with cash. That's all changed. And that's intentional, right, because
when you do these transactions online. The bank's on top
of everything else. Every time you swipe your credit card,
the bank gets about two point six percent of that sale.
It's a transaction fee. That's why a lot of places
don't carry Amex or Discover because there's a little higher
than Visa and MasterCard. So again, a lot of these
European countries went they're gold back. Is giving them a
portion and is they're not being transparent about where the
rest is now. On the other hand, we have equally
astute economists US government insiders who state that they are
fairly certain the gold is there in both Fort Knox
and the New York Federal Reserve Banks underground fault. In
the latter case, they state that although much or all
of the gold listen to this has been leased to
buoyan banks, so it's never left the building. So the
question therein lies what does this mean for the rightful owners?
There are multiple legitimate claims on the very same bars
of gold, so that is really muddying the waters right
And of course, if it came down to it, they
could they tie these countries up in the legal system
for a long time. Who does it help, who does
it not help? That's something I don't think we want
to know. But if the Federal Reserve did burn the
rightful owners, the depositors, the European nations, and burn the
boy On banks, could they might they just confiscate the gold.
And once again, this is all assuming that the gold
is still there. There's a lot of stories where the
gold is the Vatican, Jerusalem, City of London. But there's
a lot of rumors out there that much of the
gold has left Fort Knox.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: But getting back to this, right, could they just confiscate
the gold to create a new gold backed currency for
the and simply thumb their collective noses to all their claimants. Now,
I think we all believe that the next currency would
be crypto. Now, there's a lot of people who are
hesitant and think, you know, this is bad with the
federal government getting involved, right, this is bringing about a
beast type of system where if you don't adhere to
certain rules and regulations, you can't buy your cell it's
the mark, right, But what if they try to play
it like this, Yes, we're doing crypto, however, this is
really backed by gold. Right, Every crypto coin is backed
by gold. And here's the goal. Right, we did an inventor,
they would never be that transparent.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: But let's talk China for a second. The People's Bank
of China hold's roughly twenty five hundred tons of gold,
as has been suggested, or do they hold five thousand
or more? Certainly it's to their advantage to claim the
lowest amount that might be believable at the present case.
Some US government insiders have insisted that the low number
is the true number. The argument over this question may
seem moot, but I can assure you it is not
in this case. You know, we talk about this about
once a month, something financially relevant relevant.
Speaker 5: Pardon me, because it is. You're right.
Speaker 4: We're paying still in many cases eight bucks for a
dozen eggs, which is criminal. The cost of houses have
gone through the roof again, Idaho, you could get back
in the day, just ten years ago, you could get
a very nice house on a nice little plot of
land for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Now, for
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, you can get a mobile,
a trailer, mobile home, whatever you want to call it,
on a very tiny parcel right the median home what
used to run two hundred two fifty. You go on
homes dot com or whatever website. You look at put
in Quartlain in Idaho, and look how much those houses
costs now anywhere from five to seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, the same houses that we're selling for two
two fifty. Now we realize everything slowly over time increases
in cost and value. But that is hyperinflation.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: We're not talking about mom and dad who bought their
house in nineteen fifty right when they bought it for
thirty k, and now it's worth one hundred and twenty
one hundred and thirty. No, this is going like this
and then just straight up, that's hyper inflation. That's what
we're dealing with right now. And it's up to you
and the listeners to be vigilant and to ask the
pertinent questions for transparency and to stop this out of
control spending.
Speaker 5: So again, who.
Speaker 4: Has the gold may very well decide which countries will
recover from the currency crashes with their skins still on. Right,
who's going to come out the other side once we do?
And it's not if, it's when, And I'm not saying
it's going to happen tomorrow or next week. But it's
going to happen, and I believe there's a very good
chance they just do a complete reset. Could it be
with you know, World War three bringing on a financial collapse?
Speaker 5: Who knows, but it's going to happen.
Speaker 4: No country has ever survived fiat currency, that's a fact.
Speaker 5: But that is the one thing that will always hold
its value.
Speaker 4: So whoever holds the gold after the reset will probably
be the last one standing, the one at the top
of the food chain, and by extension, gain the most
prominent seat at the bargaining table, not just for years,
but for decades to come. Right, and whether that tables
at the IMF or the new AAIB, right the Asian
Infrastructure Investment Bank or any future central economic entity, the
future will go to the player with the most mineral resources,
the most metal, and that's mineral and you can just
use the word resources, right, oil being one of them.
What is most people? What do most normies not know
about Palestine that it's loaded with mineral resources. Those beaches
down there are loaded with hundreds of millions of gallons
or barrels of oil. However, you say it right, What
did they not tell you about Afghanistan. Oh, by the way,
Afghanistan has trillions of dollars worth of mineral resources. At
one point it was was it thirty two trillion they reported,
right we to this very day, we have active active
duty soldiers at the conco plants in Syria. In order
to stabilize our economy, we're going to have to we can,
let's not wordsmith here, We're going to have to steal
other resources to keep our head above float, right, And
that's what it really comes down to. Who has physical
wealth because right now we are the most in debtonation
in the world. We are a debt and as a society,
we are a debtful society.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: Nobody saves up to buy a car anymore. They get
their car loan, you get mortgages, credit cards. We don't
save up to buy things anymore. If we need it,
we just sit down, we open our Amazon app and boom,
it's at our door. So we are a creature, you know,
really of the country. Because this country they tell us,
is in debt thirty six trillion, you know, thirty six
and a half trillion dollars or.
Speaker 5: Whatever it is now.
Speaker 4: But the fact of the matter is they're not talking
fiscal responsibility, and there are many many ways we could
fix it relatively quickly, but I think they'd rather crash
it to bring in the new system.
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Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 4: I don't really have anything else to cover here. In
the last few minutes, hopefully we'll get a phone call.
You know, you know this, this story with Iran in
the crosshairs is twenty five hundred words.
Speaker 5: Mike Whitney wrote a very good article.
Speaker 4: And you know what I would like, I would love
people to tell me what your thoughts on Jackson Hinkle
is right. We do have a call outstanding HI area
code seven two.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: You are on the fact on a radio program.
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good brother. This is Donnie.
Speaker 5: Hey Donnie, what's up man? How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good man. I was just you made me think
of something I read a little while back about I
think it was in an article written about Project Bluebeam
in the nineties about how to bring on the digital
coin is to crash the economy, drive up inflation, and
we're living in some hyperinflation right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's and to me it's kind of not shocking.
Speaker 4: But how people just accept these changes that we've seen
just over the last five years, you know how people
should really it's out of control. And again, you know,
I don't want to say that we deserve it, but
you know, it started with NAFTA and all these small
subtle things that have gone on over the last fifty
years that have led to this h And again, obviously
within the last five years, they've escalated things and they've
sped things up. But this isn't going to end well,
it's just and again I'm not trying to be a
fear porn pusher, but I don't know how somebody can
see that the hyperinflation that we're seeing and not expect
this to crash.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you, man, it's going to be bad.
Speaker 4: What what remind me again? Where in the country are you?
Speaker 7: Colorado? Camber?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, so I remember at least
one I lived there. You guys actually had eighty five fuels,
so you could get the eighty five eighty seven, eighty nine,
so it was technically a cheaper gas, but it was
the greatest quality. I think it's because the elevation you
guys are at right, right, right, Yeah.
Speaker 7: We got eighty five eighty seven and ninety one here
au Chain.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the.
Speaker 4: Project Blue Beam, which not really to be confused with
the other Project Blue Beam where they say aliens are coming.
But the other thing that don't talk about enough is
not only are they going to crash the economy, but
they want to bring about a world government and destroying
our religions with a new age belief system that has
NASA involved with it, which I guess you know, that's
the fake alien invasion that they're kind of talking about.
I don't know how many people would actually go for
that in this day and age. This kind of came
about through Sergemnist back in oh Man, I guess it
was the mid nineties, right when this first came to be,
late eighties, early nineties.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I think the one I read was in ninety three,
the article.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that sounds about right, because I think William Guy
Carr was one of the people that kind of came
out and wrote a book about it.
Speaker 5: Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, that's right. There's so many out there. We
have about a minute left. Was there anything else that
you wanted to mention?
Speaker 5: Bro?
Speaker 7: Nah, that's good, brother. I appreciate you having me on
for a minute.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Good to hear from you man, have a great rest
of your weekend. Thanks for calling.
Speaker 7: You two brother God bless God, bless you.
Speaker 4: We'll see.
Speaker 5: Yeah, William Guy Carr wrote a good book about that,
and yeah, there's a lot to do about this and.
Speaker 4: Again Project Bluebeam. And it goes back to Reagan, right,
he had said the only thing that would bring the
world together if it was like an alien agenda against us.
And then you know, about eight years after he said
that Independence Day, the movie came out, right, and what
did they show it? To the end of the movie,
the Muslims and Jews hugging and write the white people
and black people hugging and all this stuff.
Speaker 5: How they use.
Speaker 4: To bring on John Lennon's imagine right, the communist national
anthem if you will, so there you go, Project Bluebean.
Speaker 5: Would they?
Speaker 4: I don't know if they could do that now, because
so many people really understand how fake NASA is. I
don't know how many people would believe it. But after
we saw four or five years ago, who knows. Thank
you guys so much for listening to the fact. On
a radio program on this Thursday, March twenty seventh, twenty
twenty five. God bless you all. Have a great weekend,
and keep your head on a swivel. And until we
meet again, my friends, we will see.
Speaker 9: The beam of.
Speaker 6: A fuss
Speaker 7: And