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which you know many people think this is going to
be an interesting year. We have a lot to talk
about today, Socialism creeping in and listen, it's been going
on for a long time since FDR's time. This is
nothing new, but I think what has gone on in
Seattle and New York is a big eye opener. And
we're going to talk a little bit about what went
down in Venezuela, who it benefits, and why it had
nothing to do with drugs. But before we do that,
we're going to kick off the podcast with a five
minute classic audio clip from nineteen eighty five. I think
this was the Phil Donahue Show, and it featured a
panel of pediatricians that called out vaccines. Check it out.
We'll be right back.
Speaker 5: It's just that I think the public needs to be informed.
Speaker 6: We need to be told.
Speaker 7: The benefits versus the risk.
Speaker 8: We need to know what we're facing.
Speaker 6: You have regard for shy of a polio vaccine, And
what nobody knows is that Jonah Salk has pointed out
that in the last ten years in this country, two
thirds of all the cases of polio open vaccine induced.
Speaker 9: How many oden is this?
Speaker 1: And on the case that, Bob, would you not interrupt
me for a second matter?
Speaker 2: I know, I know that I know that doctors are.
Speaker 6: Used to interrupting patients, but not another doctor, I think.
Speaker 10: But let's get he does make a point that we
should also say save in his live and live vaccine.
Speaker 3: And sulk is is inactive.
Speaker 11: Inactive, as we say in the laboratory. All right, how
many was it? They ask?
Speaker 12: Well, how many people know that the European epidemic of
polio there were about twenty or thirty cases in this
country now of course, the American doctors will argue that
the reason why polio disappeared in this country was because of.
Speaker 6: The vaccine, But then why did it disappear in Europe
in the nineteen forties and the nineteen fifties without mass vaccination?
And I doesn't occur in the Third World, where only
ten percent of the people have ever been in unized
against polio or anything else.
Speaker 10: So, in other words, we may be fighting a tiger
that died by corrust.
Speaker 3: I asked the people in Great Britain, asked the people
in Japan, who all back here, gentlemen, if you please,
I've got probably the smartest audience we've ever had.
Speaker 9: I have a question, how long a delayed action?
Speaker 11: If any?
Speaker 5: Would you connect this with like MS.
Speaker 11: MS a possibility? It would multiple sclerosis be one of
the possible results.
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, there's a new publication that
just came off from John Hoffman, the closessociate of Tony Morris's,
that gives the references linking MS in later life to
the early introduction of live virus vaccines like measles and
like some of the others that are live viruses, not
the present time.
Speaker 9: I would I would at the present.
Speaker 6: Time, I would recommend that anybody who has MS or
amioproprict laterals, caurosis, or any of those degenerative neurologic conditions
of later life carefully review their vaccine histories.
Speaker 5: I would also like to comment to that because in
connection with my case, I've been doing.
Speaker 11: Some resa me tell them once again, Miss Gundi, but
you're a Eon Beret victim. It's attracted following the following
your receipt of the swine flu vaccination.
Speaker 8: Yes, I am in the process of writing a book
about my experience, and in the process I've known considerable
research and from what I have learned, it looks as
if immizations frequently cost autoimmune diseases, not only he on
Ray syndrome.
Speaker 5: But lucas lumatoid us, multiple sclerosis, and other types of
things that I have no data at this point.
Speaker 11: We should also we should also say that there's a
good deal of evidence suggesting that multiple sclerosis may be
the result of distemper in an animal that the victim
received during childhood.
Speaker 10: Now, none of.
Speaker 11: This is absolutely nailed to the wall.
Speaker 10: But that's the problem with is how what's a mother
to do with all these balls in the air, and
nobody really certain you.
Speaker 5: I would just like to also comment that we had
forty six million people vaccine a vaccinator at the swine
flu shot, and I have written to Ralph Nader's organization.
I have written to some of the government organizations trying
to get them to do a survey, a ongoing survey
to see if these vaccinations do cause all the immune
diseases or what the reactions are. I can't even get
a response because I'm not a doctor. I have no cloud.
Speaker 8: I'm a nobody.
Speaker 13: Missus.
Speaker 14: Why were you shaking your head?
Speaker 10: Bill?
Speaker 5: It is really with that vaccine answered all vaccine.
Speaker 8: They are not interested in the.
Speaker 12: The grose reactions as a matter of fact.
Speaker 8: That I mean, I'd like to invite anyone to write
to me if they'd hadn't that gross reaction.
Speaker 5: I'd like to help the government because they don't want
to know. But I would like to know that.
Speaker 8: I am a mother of three children, and I have
been informed and I've read up on these things, and
I chose not to vaccinate my children. But when they
get to school, why is it that I have to fight.
Speaker 1: For my rights as a mother and the choice?
Speaker 12: Ie may we just quickly we're along.
Speaker 11: But that's a very important question.
Speaker 10: Here are the states in which you either have the
totally free decision about whether or not to vaccinate, or
there's we're calling the loophole state, states where they're not
going to send your child to solitary if you don't
have his card.
Speaker 11: You know, all right, California. Not all children must be
immunized in these states. Some require religious reasons. Some places
there is a bureaucratic commahammer you have to go through
to prove that you're just or that, and others it's
probably easier. So just for the sake of simplifying.
Speaker 10: This, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Ioa.
Speaker 11: Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode, Island, Utah, Vermont, Washington,
and Wisconsin. If your state is not on there, it
means that your child is going to be left at
the kindergarten door feeling very very much an outcast because
he didn't get his communization shots.
Speaker 13: And we'll be back to them.
Speaker 4: And there you go. That was just a short you know,
forty one years ago, and obviously all those states. Those
loopholes states aren't loopholes states anymore. You must get vaccinated.
All fifty states have laws that require children to receive
certain vaccines to attend school. Now, obviously there's some states
that offer medical exemptions, but the you know, the religious
or personal beliefs are very far and few between. And
obviously this is just one of the many subjects that
we we cover on the fact Hunter podcast, and we've
been covering for years and years and years. The other
one is education and how the government has no business
the federal government has no business interfering or being a
part of it. Very famous picture from Army either seventy
eight or seventy nine from our neighborhood when they the
federal government pushed busing just right outside of our neighborhood.
There was a group of one hundred people that were
picketing outside of Stanton Junior High School in Stanton, Delaware,
and it really destroyed community. And that's something I've talked
about a lot. But all of these things, whether it's
you know, people there's a lot of people today that think,
you know, being an anti vaxxer quote unquote is something
that just kicked up in twenty twenty. That video was
from forty years ago. There was people in the eighteen
hundreds who rioted in New York City over vaccines. In
England they burnt down buildings over vaccine. This has been
going on for a long long time, and education is
the same way they told us the plan back in
nineteen thirty four. Check out this audio clip. It's about three.
Speaker 2: Minutes and you have to go back a little bit.
Speaker 1: Okay, because you're losing me here.
Speaker 15: Okay, Okay, you're saying they're brainwashing.
Speaker 16: Okay, you're saying, these people that are experts in brainwashing
is using the Department of Education of brainwash our children.
Speaker 6: What are they after? Why are they doing it?
Speaker 1: Well, if you want to move a country from an free,
individualistic economy which we have, yes or I had, okay,
to a planned economy.
Speaker 9: You have to do it through the schools.
Speaker 1: You have to dumb down and brainwash, change the attitudes
and values, you have to completely social engineering has to
go on constantly, and many teachers know what I'm talking about,
and I will. People are going to say, well, when
did this start? And who on earth ever did this? Whoever?
Why would a plan like that be allowed? To be
carried out.
Speaker 17: That's right.
Speaker 1: Well, then you have to go back to nineteen thirty four,
which I will do, and we have to go to
the three prime fork. Okay, So I do think that
the watershed year, although you can go back to the
early part of the entry, when the Rockefeller Foundation and
the Carnegie Corporation were deeply involved in education, and that
it was decided then that Carnegie would deal with the
international part and Rockefeller domestic. But then we moved on
to nineteen thirty four, and this was after World War One,
and there were these educators, were many of them going
back and forth to Russia, very admiring of the new
system in Russia, communistic system, and they wanted to put
it in here in the United States. And so the
Carnegie Corporation that had always been involved in, you know,
trying to get us into world government after the League
of Nations and all, in nineteen seventeen, they.
Speaker 8: Still had this goal.
Speaker 17: And of course world.
Speaker 1: Government will be communism. I mean, it's really international socialism,
that's what Lenin called it. So they've always wanted this,
and the depostication to date is going along with yes,
absolutely yes. And so in nineteen thirty four, the Carnegie
Corporation produced It took four years. They commissioned the American
Historical Association to put together a study of the social studies, and.
Speaker 18: It came up with.
Speaker 9: Lots of volumes.
Speaker 1: But I have one little volume, Conclusions and Recommendations for
the Social Studies.
Speaker 19: And basically that.
Speaker 1: Little one is an original book. I wish I brought
it with me, too bad, But I don't even dare
let it out of the house.
Speaker 8: It's so important.
Speaker 1: It called for changing the United States through the schools,
from a free, individualistic economy to a socialist, collectivized planned
economy in the New World Order.
Speaker 20: It says that in the book.
Speaker 14: Yes, and that book was written when.
Speaker 1: In nineteen thirty four, by who it was, the Carnegie
Corporation paid for it to the American Historical.
Speaker 9: Association put in there you go.
Speaker 4: And again that was nineteen thirty four, ninety years ago.
These plans really kicked off post Civil War, turned the
nineteenth into the twentieth century. You know, everything's all tied together,
whether it's you know, the World Zionist Organization, World War One,
World War two, and then as we get into the
New Deal with FDR, you know, their goal is a
one world government, one world religion. And what we're starting
to see in these major cities with Seattle and New
York City with collectivism where you will own nothing and
be happy. It is summed up in one world one word,
pardon me, and that is collectivism. And education had to
be a you know, a founding part of the whole thing,
because they have to take your child for twelve thirteen
years if you include kindergarten and brainwash them, dumb them down,
and make them believe the government is good. Federal government
is good, and nothing could be farther. And that's kind
of where I want to start today, is from the
New Deal to the New Order and how we are
being walked straight into socialism. And for most of our history,
Americans understood something clearly that the government exists to protect liberty. Right,
that's what we're told when we're sworn into the military.
You know, the founders warned that freedom is rarely stolen overnight.
It erodes gradually, and it's traded away in the name
of security, in the name of compassion, in the name
of crises.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 4: Ben Franklin said, if you you know swap out, you
know security for liberty you deserve neither. And that happened,
you know, insert every one of these operations, whether it's
nine to eleven or COVID, that's what happens. And when
you give up those liberties, you never get them back wholesale. Right,
one step forward, two steps back, And it really began
in earnest in the nineteen thirties with FDR and his
new deal permanently transformed the relationship between the American citizen
and the federal government. Under the justification of an emergency right,
Washington moved from referee right disputes just between states and
you know, looking out for the world, into a provider.
And once the government becomes your primary provider, you're not
going to bite the hand that feeds you.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 4: They are now this limited authority to centralized planner. And
if you go back, there were tons of anti federalists
between seventeen fifty and seventeen eighty nine. They knew if
you gave a centralized power just even a little bit,
it would only be a matter of time before they
took everything over. And that's what happened, right. That's a security,
federal labor controls, massive public works, price controls, and permanent
bureaucracies were sold as temporary relief. But as we know,
just like you know the Patriot Act, it never goes away. Now, again,
this isn't full out communism, but it was the first
decisive step away from constitutional restraint and towards state dependency.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: Each generation since nineteen thirty has pushed that door further
and further open. And we haven't even mentioned the fact
that the federal government is the largest employer in the
country Red Flag number two hundred and seventy three. Now
under lb J Lyndon Baines Johnson, the Great Society expanded
welfare into a cradle to grave expectation. And we've said
that phrase many times on this podcast. Right, the government
brings you in, you get your birth certificate, and you
pay taxes all your life, and then you're rewarded with
your Social Security benefits and then you're gone. Right, But
the federal government is a part of your life the
entire time. And understand that during the Great Society under LBJ,
welfare expanded greatly.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 4: And here's what happened. Poverty didn't disappear, right, not at all.
But what happened was dependency became institutionalized, it became a
way of life. Federal agencies multiplied, local control diminished, and
the citizen increasingly became a client of the state. The
Cold War distracted Americans from a crucial truth. While we
opposed communism abroad, right with everything from post World War
two to nineteen eighty nine to ninety three was all
about the Cold War and communism. Right, wasn't that the
whole reason we sent fifty eight thousand young men to
their deaths in Vietnam? Communism, Well, it slowly absorbed here
central planning, bureaucratic management of society, and the belief that
the government knows best. And we did a poor job
of questioning authority, and by the time we reached nine
to eleven two thousand and one, the groundwork was laid.
Then you add in the financial crisis of two thousand
and eight that normalized bailouts. So now the elite knows
they can do whatever they want and the federal government
aka U the taxpayer will always bail them out. The
scamdemic normalized emergency rulings, and trillions in spending were created
digitally disconnected from labor production or savings. Inflation followed as
it always does. I'm routing wages while expanding government reach.
And now we're told the solution that's right, more control
and enter the new generation of political activists and legislators,
people who no longer hide their ideology behind euphemisms. And
what these people do, the ones in charge. They create
your heroes and put them in place. On both sides.
On the left, the progressive, you have Zoran Mamdani. He
openly identifies as a democratic socialist. And I've taken the
time to research the nine nineties affiliated with this guy,
and again, follow the money. I think fiscal year twenty
three to fifty eight million dollars was funneled around to
all these inner agencies to promote democratic socialism, specifically to
young people. Right, Oh, you mean I can stay home,
watch YouTube, play video games and collect to check sign
me up? Right, Obviously it's not all gen Z. Gen
Z is very smart, and the one thing I always
give them credit for is questioning authority. And that's what
we need to do, especially if it crosses a moral ground. Now, ma'am,
Donnie supports government run housing, state control over key industries,
expansive redistribution where you own nothing. It's collectivism. It's socialism,
which the next step in socialism is always communism. They
are laying the groundwork to a one world order.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 4: He speaks not of reforming markets, but replacing them, and
his vision is not regulated capitalism, it's post capitalism. And
then you have you know, I'm not going to name call,
but the fact that some of these people are in
charge of the largest cities in the world, not just
the United States. You got New York City and Seattle.
This Katie Wilson creature who represents the same ideological current right,
centralized solutions, mass redistribution, and moral framing that equates dissent
with cruelty.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 4: And when you look at this type of worldview, resistance
to state expansion isn't treated as disagreement but as a
moral failure. And again this is an accidental this is generational.
And where earlier politicians use socialist policy quietly to subvert capitalism,
to supert to subvert sorry, a free market, today's activists
use socialist language openly. They are not hiding it anymore.
And I have said since nine to eleven, but especially
post twenty twenty, they are not hiding their evil anymore.
They do not argue that government should be limited. They
argue that it should be trusted. They do not warrant
about power. Right, and history tells us where this road leads.
And you know, the time to stand firm and act
is now, not once they have all the power. And unfortunately,
we still have so many people who believe that the
good guys are on the right and the bad guys
are on the left, or vice versa, and they think
people in federal power really care about them, and nothing
could be further from the truth. Nothing, And until you
get that out of your head, we're lost as a country.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 4: That's how socialism matures into something darker and more nefarious.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 4: And it's not always with tanks in the streets, but
with policies that make citizens dependent. And once you're dependent
on some thing, you become compliant and afraid to resist.
You go from FDR's emergency programs to to today's permanent crises.
The pattern is clear. Expand government during fear, normalize it
during com and never fully retreat. Look at the last
five to six years, right, question, I should say, the
question before us is not whether has become communists. The
question is whether we recognize as a country, what's left
of it, the direction that we're being pushed, and whether
you and I and our family and our friends still
have the courage to say no, because your freedom of
religion is not far behind. And I want to play
a clip for you here in a few minutes that
will show you your freedom of speech is already in
the crosshairs. I've been silenced, and I'm sure many of
you in the truth community who have a platform, you've
been silenced, right, You've been suspended from your accounts. That
is not on the foundations that this country that we
were told were built. Right, we had ten unalienable rights,
and the first one was always freedom of speech, freedom
of religion. Well, they're in the crosshairs.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 4: People forget how fragile freedom is. You don't always lose
it in a revolution. They sign it away, one program
at a time. And listen, don't believe me. This is
the words from the horse's mouth.
Speaker 2: We will draw this city closer together. We will replace
the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
If our campaign demonstrated that the people have New York
yearn for solidarity, then let this government foster it, because
no matter what you eat, how you pray, or where
you come from, the words that most define us are
the two we all share New Yorkers.
Speaker 4: So again, it's not about you as an individual or
the work that you put in or the effort you
put in. Everybody's just going to share. And that creates,
to say, a lazy city, a lazy town, a lazy
group of people.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: If you don't benefit anymore or less by the amount
of work you put into. I mean, that's that speaks
volumes to our education system and the type of you know,
ideological identity that we're putting out into people. They accept
that is that's awesome. I'm okay with mediocrity, right, And
that takes away the to start a small business. When
I started my small business ten years ago, just three
months after I retired from the military, tens of thousands
of dollars out of my pocket, you know, to risk
for my family to succeed or fail. But you know
what the most exciting part of that was, it was
all on my shoulders. If I succeeded, it was because
of the effort I put in. If it was, you know, failure, obviously,
there's lots of outside things you can't control. But that's
what this country was founded on, small business and that's
been replaced by Amazon, Walmart and the federal government. They
want to take all of that. They want you to
sit at home, collect the check and universal basic income. Right,
just have just enough people right to where the AI
and the robots can't do certain things right, that's what
they want. Let's listen to New York City Mayors Tenant Director.
I think her name is c Weaver, ce A Weaver.
Listen to what she has to say.
Speaker 15: I think the reality is is that for centuries we've
really treated property as an individualized good and not a
collective good. And we are going to and transitioning to
treating it as a collective good and towards a model
of shared equity will require that we think about it differently.
And it will mean that families, especially white families, but
some POC families who are homeowners as well, are going
to have a different relationship to property than the one
that we currently have.
Speaker 4: And it's funny because that in itself is so racist.
Oh it's mostly white people who own property, right, and
that's the I don't like to use the word funny
in this case, but it is because they don't even
understand what they're saying and how it reflects right. They
just want to live in their apartment, have enough room
for their television and a place to sleep and to cook,
and to exist and not go out into the world
and put in your forty hours fifty hours. When I
had my small business, I was putting in seventy two
hours a week, seventy two hours a week. And you
know what, I wouldn't have traded it for the world
because just like my time in the military, Yeah, there
was some really tough times, but I learned so much,
so many life lessons, so many wonderful people. But God
put me through this journey through the military, through small business,
you know, through meeting people in this journey, through the
podcast world, through the radio world, to understand how it
truly works. They want you to believe that this is normal,
that that's acceptable, and nothing is further from the truth.
A great article that was written fifteen years ago by
Giordano Bruno for Sign of the Times. It talks about
how tyranny thrives by feeding on human necessity. It examines
what sustains us, what we hope for, what we desire,
and what we love, and uses those needs as leverage
against us. If you want safety, they will take it
away and barter it back to you in a steep price.
If you want success or respect, then you must bow
to the existing arbitrary pecking order and play the game nicely.
If you want to raise a family, then you must
accept the state as a part time parent. Think of that, right.
If you want to raise a family, then you have
to accept the state as a part time parent. Now
she's alluding to here that obviously the education system, but
in many states, like here in Delaware, one of the
fringe me and fits we have is the ability to homeschool.
They have zero control over the academia that we present
to our children. All we do is say we started
school on August thirtieth, we completed school June second, one
hundred and eighty five days. That is it. That is all,
no other requirements whatsoever, and that's how it should be.
You have all these doctors diagnosing children with ADHD. Well,
you have seven year old children hopped up on sugary
drinks and candy and you know, fruity pebbles, and then
you lock them in a chair for eight hours a day.
What do you think they're going to do, well, Let's
give them a brain altering drug. This is the type
of groupthink that we need to walk away from. Okay,
back to the story. If you want kinship, then you
must settle for a thin veneer of empty pleasantries and
insincere associations. If you want independence, then you're simply labeled
as a threat and done away with altogether. Autocratic rulers
are first and foremost salesman. They convince us that life
itself has a cost, that we are born indebted, and
all bills must be payable to the establishment. Right first
and foremost, we are sold on the idea that in
all of this we are ultimately alone. It is within
these manipulated concepts of cost and isolation that we discover
the foundation of all satalitarian cultures, and that is collectivism. Now,
collectivism is not some space age invention or a product
of the abstract musings of Marxists, though many seem to
think that their version of a high society is new
and certainly better than anything attempted in the past. Right,
we know that collectivism is a psychological prison derived from
a beneficial instinct as old as humanity itself, the instinct
to connect with others, to share experience and knowledge, to
build and create together. It's an instinct as essential to
our survivalist breathing. Collectivism uses this instinct as a weapon.
What it is is a corrupted and poisoned harnessing of
our intuitive nature. It is an inadequate and cancerous substitute
for something which normally invigorates and supports healthy culture, which
is true community, which is what we had here in
the state of Delaware pre nineteen seventy nine. Then it
was destroyed. In this age, our ideas of what constitutes
community have been tainted and confused with the propaganda in collectivists.
Our instincts tell us that the world we have been
presented is hollow, while our controlled environment tells us that
the world is just as it should be right, or
it's the best it's going to be right. How then,
are we to tell the difference between natural community and
destabilizing the destructive collectivism. Now, let's look at a few
of the root conflicts between these two social systems, as
well as the philosophical shortcomings of collectivism itself. Okay, and
if you look back at the single minded and highly
dominating collectivist experiments of the past. It's simple to see
the common threads between them. Certain methods are always present,
Certain actions are always taken, Certain beliefs are always adopted.
Here's just a few the blank slate. In order for
the state to elevate itself in importance above the individual,
it must first promote the idea that the indu visual
doesn't exist, that your uniqueness or your inherent character are
only a byproduct of your environment. And where did they
start to establish that just five years ago? I guess
it'll be six years ago in March. Right, you you
know that guy who had that business on the side
of the road. You were non essential. There are many
methods to propagating the mindset.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: Junk science, which we talk about on the other podcast
all the time, establishments psychological theorists. They often treat the
human mind as a mere bundle of chemicals and synopsises. Right,
and emotions are pigeonholed as hormonal reactions, and they dumbed
down the individual, Right, that's what they do. And then,
of course centralization instead of cooperation. Now, cooperation in society
is often spontaneous and dependent on a number of underlying
factors working together at the right place at the right time,
and it really takes a noble endeavor and even more
noble leadership indeed, to inspire the masses to step on
the same path towards the same direction. This is why legitimate,
large scale cooperation is so venerated in the annals of history,
and when you think about it, such events are truly
rare and miraculous. The tyrants and the elitists have no
endeavors that rank is noble. They only serve their own interests,
So instead of trying to encourage cooperation they won't receive.
They centralize various systems by coercion. If you can't convince
the public to abandon their own paths for yours, then
forcefully remove all paths until the people only have one
choice left. And that's what it's all about. It's about
economic centralization.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 4: While you know, folks that are in the liberty movement,
they see a whole spectrum of possible options for markets,
for trade, many only many other people can only see
what's right in front of them because their blinders are on,
because they're so infatuated with the news. That's why they
call news right news North east west south. It scatters
the people, it divides the people. We're controlled by the
State of Israel central bankers, and you know, very that's
the most frustrating part. A group of evil people who
make up zero point zero zero zero zero one percent
of the population, but they know how to manipulate psychologically.
Speaker 13: Right that the.
Speaker 4: Biggest example is the false left right political system. Right,
while there are as many political views as there are people,
most tend to affiliate themselves with one of two. You're
either Democrat or Republican. And we have three hundred and
forty million individuals in this country, and they allow themselves
to be boxed into two little compartments. Even if you
were to believe that the two major parties are honestly
opposed to each other, which they are not, you have
still allowed the establishment to narrow your choices down to two.
And you add the fact that both major parties really
support nearly the same policies and goals, you understand that
you've been narrowed to one. And every four years, millions
of people jump on one of the two bandwagons, thinking
that they're cooperating voluntarily, when they instead have been centralized
and collectivized and of course with constant fears, constant threats,
fear of survival, right, nuclear missiles, war, COVID, you know,
the strangling regulations that continue to suffocate us, and people
just stand by and want more laws. But everything. The
other thing is the promise of a fantastic future.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: The words you hear with collectivism and the people who
are in office, you know, innovation, progress. But again, these
are all meant to enrich the elite, the wealthy, the
hidden hand, and we always get the leftovers, the breadcrumbs. Right,
if we were to get true freedom, the sixteenth Amendment
should be just destroyed, taken out right, No more property taxes.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 4: If these tariffs are doing so well, then get rid
of individual taxes.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 4: You're going to throw everybody a two thousand dollars check.
That's nothing, now, listen, I'm not trying to say that
there aren't people out there who could use two thousand dollars,
But how is that going to offset the wymer conditions
we're living in today? I mean, the cost of goods
is outrageous. Food is through the roof, right, Gas is
the only thing that hasn't. But now that we have Venezuela,
I mean, geez, we should be at a buck and
a quarter by July the fourth right, and I ran,
by all accounts, isn't too far behind. But the thing is,
if you do just a little bit of research, people
will think, oh, Man Donnie, you know it must be
those Muslims. Now, actually it's the state of Israel that
we're behind, Man Donnie and Wilson of of Seattle, and
we have the articles to prove it is. As I
wait for my computer to refresh, and as you know,
the other thing that they're trying to do in New
York City is they are targeting landlords. So if you
own property in New York City, it's probably a good
time to sell and get out of there because they're
going to tell you what you're going to be allowed
to charge people for rent. Many homeowners will be upside down.
And I think they're doing this on purpose to scare
people to sell their properties and for black Rock to
buy up more properties. But if you look at the
website called The Forward, which is a Jewish nonprofit organizations,
the article Meet the Jewish Insiders hoping to help Ma'am
Daney get elected as mayor. Now this article is back
from July, but it talks about all the people. Andrew
Epstein that he was his communications director, Morris Katz was
his meat strategist. Brad Lander was the outgoing New York
City Comptroller and was a very key ally. And once
we saw this article in the summer, we knew that
ma'm Donnie was going to be elected, right because when
you get Israel and the Apac folks behind you, you're
going to get in. So they're using Mam Donnie as
a cover. And of course his family very wealthy. His
mother's first husband, Epstein, what was his first name, Mitch
Epstein was Mam Donnie's mother's. Her name is Maya Nyer
who was a filmmaker, but her first husband, Mitch Epstein,
very much in the arts as well. Photography I think
was his big deal. He was a photographer, he was
an author. But he is very tight with the Getty family.
And if you're deep in the conspiracy business, you understand
if someone has a connection to the Getty family then
the roots run very deep in the darkest of conspiracy topics.
Speaker 13: I guess you will.
Speaker 17: But this is.
Speaker 4: Something that we're going to be talking about for a
long time. And the thing is yeah, we're going to
see this in your New York cities, in your Seattle's
and your Sacramentos and your Austin, texass But now they're
shooting for Idaho, they're shooting for Montana, they're shooting for
South Carolina, they're shooting for West Virginia. They are trying
to have people who don't truly represent the people lead
them into tyranny. And this is where, you know, people
really need to stand up and say no. Armstrong Economics
came out on November seven, and you know wrote the
article globalist cheer Mam Donnie's win. And there's a picture
of Alex Soros. He is the heir to the Open
Society Foundation. He publicly congratulated Zoron Mamdani on securing the
far left position in New York. And it's not even
I can't even use the term left anymore. It's socialism,
borderline communism, and it's now in New York City, which
means it's bad for Delaware because we can't sustain our
growth in Delaware because everybody is fleeing New York City
to Delaware because we're tax free and they can't build
properties fast enough. When we moved here five years ago.
I mean, they must have built five thousand houses just
in this county alone, townhouses, homes, apartments. They can't build
them fast enough. So again you have a one world
government being pushed down our throats, and if we're not careful,
we are going to get it. We're going to break.
We're going to slip into a little bit about what
happened in Venezuela. But before we do, this was a
clever you know, it's funny because I've talked about this before,
about kind of just going into other countries and overthrowing
their leaders. You know, I always used to say, well,
what would the cops say if, you know, I went
and did something terrible to my neighbors, And when the
cops showed up, I said, well, I had heard that
they were going to do this, and they had weapons
of mass destruction in their basement. No, I'd be thrown
in prison. Of course, nothing ever happens to the likes
of the Bush family and the Obamas and the Trumps,
et cetera. And this guy made a clever little mockery
of what happened in Venezuela. We'll see on the other side.
Speaker 9: In a stunning late night operation.
Speaker 21: I had some friends of mine execute a raid on
my neighbor Tom's house. He put up quite a fight,
but we got through and he's in custody. I haven't
liked what he's been doing over there for a while now,
so I've decided to run his house myself. He leaves
his Christmas lights up too long, he never trims his
avocado tree that hangs over my fence, and I believe
he's running fentan al out of there. I can't prove
the last one, but it makes sense. I've seen him
speak Spanish. I got rid of the wife as well.
I didn't really have a problem with her, but we
did do a Fourth of July block party and she
brought ampanadas, so better safe than sorry. I've got them
at a residence in a couple towns over. I've been
using his home as my own little man cave. Pretty great.
Turns out he has a fantastic wine cellar that I
have tapped into extensively. Anyway, I'll be running his home
until a time when I can have a safe, proper
and judicious turnover to some other guy, which probably won't
be happening soon. And just a heads up, I planned
to take over some other neighbors homes as well. Phil
Cross the Street has a pretty cool car I'd like
to be in charge of. And Alex who lives Caddy
corner from me, as a wife who's a yoga instructor,
I'd be taking that one soon again, doing it for
the good of the neighborhood, So stay tuned.
Speaker 4: Obviously, it was very clever, and I think that amongst
the sentiments of a lot of people, that especially people
who were die hard behind Trump, who believe that change
was coming. And I think Robert Barnes made it perfectly clear.
It's a second term. Zero COVID arrests, right, you were
promised accountability. Fauci is sitting back drinking Margarita somewhere. Zero
twenty twenty election arrests, Zero Russia Gate arrests, zero Spygate
arrest How about January sixth arrests from the FBI? Who
was held accountable? For our good friends of the show,
like Jeremy Brown, who were held prisoner, had their freedoms
taken away. Now one person has been held accountable. By
the way, I forgot to mention at the top of
the show, we got a message back from Amy Gonzalez
thanking us for sharing her plight. Thank you all, I
guess many of you shared. Again, we put it on
substack and the podcast itself, and many of you took
the time to share that and it's made the rounds
and we're very thankful for that. And she sends a
heartfelt thank you from the prison that she's in Texas,
and keep ear in your thoughts and prayers and if
anybody needs contact information, hit me up. And again, thank
you all for the people who shared that information that
came from Rudy Davis of yearfgibilee dot com and of
course zero Epstein arrest. But you know the Wholemaduro thing,
smiling and taking pictures doing the triangle with his hand
showing the Illuminati sign all theater. It's all theater. And
for months when we were seeing videos of these boats
get hit, we were told that it was about drugs.
It was about fentanyl. We know the most ventyl comes
from China and Mexico, but it was just employe. As
soon as it happened, as soon as we I guess
that was Friday night when we you know, that event
went down. You know, he came out openly and said
we're going to take control of the oil, didn't make
any bones about it. A lot of people are opining
that there was a backdoor deal that Russia takes Venezuela
because Russia and China didn't really say anything about it,
they didn't come out and condemn it. So there's a
lot of theories saying that there was a back door
trade off that we get Venezuela, Russia gets Ukraine, and
China gets Taiwan. I guess we'll see in the coming
days and weeks, if you know, if that comes true,
we'll see what happens. It was reported that, you know,
it's well known that Maduro wasn't pro Israel. He was
very much an anti Zionist. The US backed opposition leader
to Maduro, Marina Corrina Machado, who I guess has since
been said no, she's not going to be taking it over.
But there are many parties in Venezuela that are in
agreement with Netanyahu's Laiku party from twenty twenty, so let's
keep an eye out on who they pin who's going
to be the successor. But with everything going on now,
we're quick to say we're taking Greenland, We're taking Cuba,
and of course one of the worst politicians in our
country is ready for us to take over Iran.
Speaker 9: So I pray and hope that twenty twenty six will be.
Speaker 2: The year that we make a run great again.
Speaker 4: And of course Trey Gaudia Fox News just sits there
and right, that's the whole left right divide is something.
But the biggest red flag for all of us should
be the people who are praising it. And Nat Rothschild
posted a statement on Twitter praising and congratulating the removal
of Nicholas Maduro from power in Venezuela. Now Venezuela's Central
Bank is fully stayed, owned and controlled by the government.
In twenty twenty four, the Venezuelan government hired Rothschild and
Company as a financial advisor to assess its foreign debt. Well,
now they completely run it. Here is Nat Rothschild from
the Breeders Cup.
Speaker 18: And I just want to enjoy today and this week,
and this month and even the rest of this year,
savoring this moment so we have I don't really think
about the next This is a great achievement.
Speaker 4: That's Nott Rothschild. Of course, he owns a lot of racehorses,
I don't know what type of event it was, but
that was from January the third, just three days ago.
But a lot of people say the reason is very
much like a lot of the countries were going after
this is Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 17: Ben Shapiro was just saying they're being interviewed by Megan
Kelly and said something. He said something like, well, Tucker
Carlson's you know for Maduro Maduro, the communist leader of Venezuela,
who I guess we're on the way to killing or something,
forcing out regime changing him, and he defended Maduro didn't
actually and Megan Kelly says, well, Tucker said in his
show that Maduro most people didn't know this. Whatever his
many faults, I wouldn't hire him as an economist. Okay,
but whatever's many faults, has the most socially conserved country,
probably in the hemisphere. So Venezuela is just a fact.
I mean, I didn't make this up. I'm not in
charge of Venezuela. Just noticing that Venezuela has band pornography,
band abortion bang, gay marriage, ban sex changes, and ban usury.
You don't have credit cards with forty percent interest in Venezuela. Okay.
Ben Shapiro responded, this.
Speaker 3: Way, Tucker's made the point.
Speaker 17: I'm not gonna hear it be Tucker's defender, but he's
made the point that Maduro is culturally conservative.
Speaker 22: Who gives us shit? The guy's a communist dictator. Everyone
in his country's eating dog. He's shipping fentannel to the
United States to kill Americans. Why do we give us
shit whether he's whether he's anti LGBTQ rights.
Speaker 17: Who gives us shit? I do?
Speaker 23: I do.
Speaker 17: I'm not moving to Venezuela, not pro Maduro, but I
care about that. Why wouldn't I care about that? I've
got kids like which all I'm against abortion. Sorry, unpopular,
I feel that way. I think it's really sad. I
would personally become poorer to end abortion, voluntarily become poorer
to end abortion in the United States, that's not a choice.
Don't want to become poorer, but I would because I
care about it. Maybe you don't, maybe offended that I do,
but I care about it. Lots people care about it.
I don't think pornography is good. That really hurts people,
you know. I don't think pretending that the sexes are
the same is good, and you claimed that you didn't
think it was good, but it turns out quote I
don't give a shit. Maduro's against Israel.
Speaker 4: And that's the big part of everything we talk about
on this program. And again, Venezuela banded pornography, Israel funds APAK.
I forget which way goes either. I think APAC receives
money from OnlyFans, like a huge amount of money from
only fans. There's a connection between APAC and only fans.
Venezuela ban pornography. That's going to change. Banned abortion, right
this great country we live in again, in twenty twenty,
more children were killed via abortion in twenty twenty. Then
we're live births. That's a sad state of affairs. That's
about as antichrist as you can get. Ban gay marriage,
ban sex changes. But the big one, and listen, all
the ones we just mentioned are awful. Banned usury, and
that's you know, we talk about the federal government and
the dependence on them being such a control mechanism, but
if we didn't have usury, you know, people would be
a lot more freer. They wouldn't have to work as hard,
didn't have taxes, we'd be a lot more free, wouldn't
have to work as hard. And these are the things
that people miss. Right, Oh, I got a two thousand
dollars credit card. Who cares that it's nineteen percent. I
can go on that vacation. I can pay for that
carnival cruise. And then they're paying on that thing for
you know, seventeen years minimum payment or whatever it is, right,
and people cheer that on.
Speaker 13: People cheer that on Venezuela. They're in cahoots with the
Maduro regime. You know, they're exporting terrorism to America, to
the American hemisphere, and then they want these Chrisbala and
Kamas to get their their guys into the United States.
So Jamas and Iran's and its boxes are a threat
not only to US, but to all to Israel, all
America's allies in the Middle East, and to America itself.
Speaker 4: Net Nyahoo, Right, they told you it was about drugs,
but it was really about natural resources, oil and reversing
everything we just talked about. And I ran, as next,
it certainly is next, and then you know, gas will
be seventy five cents a gallon like it was when
I came back from desert storm and nobody will care.
Mitdee Robinson, who was a one of the biggest pro
ex accounts, the biggest pro Trump account on Twitter for
many years. The noticing is something she says, if bombing
Venezuela was really about stopping Americans from dying of drugs,
Falci and the rest of the responsible for unleashing Big
Pharmer's genocide on us would have been prosecuted by now.
But it's not. It's about oil, It's about regime change
and installing this central bank. What gives me hope is
how the majority of my fellow Americans on my timeline
aren't buying these fake wars to steal resources anymore. Nothing
can stop this great awakening from happening. And there is
a big There is a great awakening, and I'm hoping
that people have the courage to do something. And one
of the very few people left in DC to stand
up against it is Thomas Massey. And this runs just about.
Speaker 9: Three Mister Speaker James Madison warned us that in no
part of the Constitution is more wisdom to be found
than in the clause which confides the question of war
and Peace to the Legislature. And not the executive. Madison
called it the crown jewel of Congress. The Framers understood
a simple truth, to the extent that warmaking power devolves
to one person, liberty dissolves. If the President believes military
action against Venezuela is justified and needed, he should make
the case and Congress should vote before American lives and
treasure are spent on regime change in South America. Let's
be honest about likely outcomes. Do we truly believe that
Nicholas Maduro will be replaced by a modern day George Washington?
How did that work out in Cuba, Libya, Iraq or Syria.
Previous presidents told us to go to war over WMD's
weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. Now it's
the same playbook, except we're told that drugs are the WMDs.
If it were about drugs, we'd bomb Mexico or China
or Colombia, and the President would not have pardoned one
Orlando Hernandez. This is about oil and regime change, and
when it comes to regime change, we've already been down
this road with Venezuela with nothing to show for it.
In twenty nineteen, we recognized Juan Guido, we seized their
embassy here in DC. We were told that regime change
was imminent. Years later, Maduro remains in power. Today, we're
told to place our hopes and other exiled figures Edmundo
Gonzalez and Maria Karina Machado. I wish them well. I do,
But Congress should not express moral sympathy in the form
of a blank check for military escalation and American lives.
And let's take a moment to acknowledge the contradiction at
the heart of this policy. This administration tells us that
the Maduro regime is made up of narco terrists, and
by escalating toward war, we would predictably create countless refugees.
At the same time, this administration has moved to end
temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans and
deports them back to the very regime it condemns. So
which is it. Are we prepared to receive swarms of
the twenty five million Venezuelans who will likely become refugees
and billions in American treasure that will be used to
destroy and inevitably rebuild that nation. Do we want to
miniature Afghanistan in the Western hemisphere. If that cost is
acceptable to this Congress, then we should vote on it
as a voice of the people and in accordance with
our Constitution. And yet today here we aren't even voting
on whether to declare war or authorize the use of
military force. All we're voting on is a war powers
resolution that strengthens the fabric of our republic by reasserting
the plain and simple language and the Constitution that Congress
must decide questions of war. I hearded support for this resolution, and.
Speaker 4: There you go. I couldn't think of a better way
to end today's podcast. We're out of a time worth the
hour mark, and I hope this gives you a lot
to think about. You know, the war for your mind
is never ending, and they're I'm telling you, they're fighting
twenty four hours a day, and they want to censor you.
They want to take away your free speech. And you
know they're even telling you. By the way, did you
know where is my notes? There is a it's the
Office of the Special Envoy to Monitor and combat Anti Semitism.
And the budget's about two million dollars a year, which, oh,
it's only two million dollars a year. But you know,
I search there is not an office of the Special
Envoy to monitor in combat anti Christianity, now just to
combat anti Semitism. And the gentleman who's in charge of it,
his name is Rabbi Yehudah Kaploun praises this is just
from four days ago. He praises Europe's quote unquote hate
speech laws and again who gets to adjudicate what is
hate speech and what is not? Some of the best
on the books. And he notes that the Trump administration
will not tolerate anti Semitism. And again, what is clearly
defined by that my podcast today is that anti semitism.
Am I going to have my voice removed?
Speaker 23: The President and the Secretary have made it a priority
that they are going to not tolerate anti semitism anywhere
and by anybody.
Speaker 14: The amount of hate speech that we've seen during this time,
I mean it's off the charge. You look through social media,
you see it even on television. The lines they're not
even blurt anymore, they're gone. How do you even begin
to tackle such a phenomenon?
Speaker 7: Well, I think you have to have an understanding that
first of all, in this country, we believe very strongly
in free speech. It's the basis in our constitution, and
we also believe in the freedom of religion. You have
to balance that. Then you balance that in two ways.
Europe has hate speech laws, probably some of the best
on the books, but it's selectively in force. So if
you selectively enforce a rule, it's not going to have
any effect whatsoever. And you can see how it's had
no effect in Europe and monitoring and stopping the hate.
So it's not necessarily the laws to mandate hate speech.
We have to get back to having the media being
accurate because if you take a look when New York
Times had a story and they had a picture of
a malnourished child saying the famine and Gaza, and it
was a medically sick child with a lot of history,
and they had used other pictures from Yemen. Fifty million
people saw that art, but yet only one hundred thousand
people saw their apology.
Speaker 23: That reads, hey, by not having that that bread saying.
Speaker 7: So we have to do a better job in enforcing
and educating people's actually.
Speaker 4: It's their way or the highway, that's what they're really saying.
And I'd like to finish with this anecdote. I'm listening
to a book my friend recommended called Jesus Unleashed by
John MacArthur, and John laments about the real Holocaust, not
the one that they claim happened in the nineteen forties.
But what he laments is the real Holocaust is the
last two thousand years of Jewish people turn their backs
on their Messiah, on Jesus Christ. Because over the last
two thousand years, again, all those people who have lived
on this earth and passed, if they were not in Christ,
they are in the lake of fire. And that is
the real Holocaust. All these people who have denied Christ
in their lifetime. And again we're supposed to have this
president who was a Christian. I would bet my house
that he has not once shared the gospel of Jesus
Christ with bb net and Yahoo or anybody else from Israel.
And again the cruises. You know, many of the highest
ranking politicians will tell you if you don't get on
your knees and kiss Israel, then you know you're not
going to be blessed. Let me tell you something. You
either in Christ or you are Antichrist. You either get
John fourteen six or you do not, and that is
the takeaway for all of this. So God bless each
and every one of you. Glad to be back in
the studio. By the way, we have some new hardware
working through it. So if the audio isn't perfect, bear
with us. Over the next week or so, we'll have it.
We'll have it spot on. If this wasn't extremely well,
this should be better than recently. But we're working diligently
to provide a very pleasant sounding podcast for you. God
bless each and every one of you. Have a wonderful
rest of your week. Keep your head on a swivel
and Jesus in your heart until we meet again, my friends,
we will see you.
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