Speaker 1: Today is October twenty six, twenty twenty four. It is
Speaker 1: roughly two pm Pacific time.
Speaker 2: Here we go is crazy.
Speaker 3: And if you think there's no way that they can
Speaker 3: imprison you, because you know what it says here we
Speaker 3: got to be invaded, an invasion of the territory of
Speaker 3: the United States or's possessions, decoration of war by Congress,
Speaker 3: our insurrection within the United States, and aid of a
Speaker 3: foreign enemy. How many of you people have ever read
Speaker 3: the Omnibus Counter Terrorism Bill submitted to Congress by William
Speaker 3: Jefferson Clinton and eventually passed and enacted into law by
Speaker 3: the Congress of the United States of America, which gives
Speaker 3: gives the president, the president the sole means of determining
Speaker 3: who is and is not an enemy of the United States,
Speaker 3: is a terrorist is operating in conjunction with any foreign power,
Speaker 3: And it gives him, ladies and gentlemen, the power to
Speaker 3: name any group, any organization, or any person or persons,
Speaker 3: to have them arrested without benefit of habeas corpus, without trial,
Speaker 3: without trial, and to be deported out of the United States.
Speaker 3: If that's what they want to do with you, are
Speaker 3: to just lock you up in some dungeon somewhere where
Speaker 3: you will be forgotten forever. A program for establishing concentration
Speaker 3: camps into which people might be put without benefit of trial,
Speaker 3: but merely by executive fiat, simply by an assumptive mind
Speaker 3: You that an individual might be thinking about engaging in
Speaker 3: espionage or sabotage, might be thinking an assumption that an
Speaker 3: individual might be thinking, might be thinking, might be thinking
Speaker 3: about engaging in espionage and sabotage. You see, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 3: this is what I've been telling you for years. Quit
Speaker 3: this Republican Democrat all of this other maloney joke. You're
Speaker 3: either for freedom or you're not. If you are for
Speaker 3: big brother government and more laws and more welfare and
Speaker 3: more of this and more regulation and more licensed as,
Speaker 3: you are not an America. If you are for freedom,
Speaker 3: if you are for the disclosure of all of these
Speaker 3: secret things like this, if you are for the protection
Speaker 3: of the rights of the individual, if you are for
Speaker 3: the constitution for the United States of America, welcome aboard.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 4: The government is not Washington, DC, Ladies and gentlemen, never was.
Speaker 4: It's not the Congress. The government is the Constitution of
Speaker 4: the United States of America and the first ten amendments thereof.
Speaker 5: We'll save this last part for the end of the show.
Speaker 5: I put that together a while back, a little bit
Speaker 5: of yogurt nut I nose there.
Speaker 1: Okay, so here we go. I have for you to
Speaker 1: select episodes from the Treason Documents series on the Hour
Speaker 1: of the Time is called the Hour of the Time
Speaker 1: on bit Shoot. And let me just pull up the
Speaker 1: first one so I can explain it show at the
Speaker 1: same time. There we go, jump back so I can
Speaker 1: change that part again. There we go. Okay, so bit Shoot,
Speaker 1: as you see here the Hour of the Time right
Speaker 1: there in the bottom left hand corner. But my cursor
Speaker 1: arrow is and the guy who runs it calls himself
Speaker 1: bit Shoot Bill. I don't know if he's actually named
Speaker 1: Bill Orf. He's just referring to mister Cooper. But he
Speaker 1: has gone through the entire archive remaining whatever survived of
Speaker 1: the Hour of the Time broadcast, the shortwave broadcast. He's
Speaker 1: remastered them as best as he can, and he's already
Speaker 1: gone through the entire catalog one time, and then he
Speaker 1: started right back up again and started posting from day
Speaker 1: one all over again, changing the number scheme as he
Speaker 1: went to make it more logical to him and people
Speaker 1: following along. So as you see as you scroll down here,
Speaker 1: the Treason series is what he's currently on, and we're
Speaker 1: looking at tonight to get ourselves introduced to it. We're
Speaker 1: going to start with episode one of that series, but
Speaker 1: I'm going to jump over to six right after that
Speaker 1: with Paul Kitsman, who's going to discuss some things. And
Speaker 1: he was a Cadgy member. I did a short search
Speaker 1: on what I could find about him, and I don't
Speaker 1: think he's public. And this, of course was let's see
Speaker 1: us say they tell you the date originally aired, originally
Speaker 1: aired January twentieth, nineteen ninety four, So it's been a while,
Speaker 1: all right, who knows where that man is today? So
Speaker 1: we will start with this one. I'm sorry, this was
Speaker 1: January twenty His was let me sell, I'll tell you
Speaker 1: in a second. His was January twenty fourth, not that
Speaker 1: much further from that time. So yeah, it's a shame
Speaker 1: that we don't have something like Cadgie anymore. I did,
Speaker 1: actually back three four years ago. I proposed I put
Speaker 1: into my telegram a WCJI. I don't even know if
Speaker 1: I could even see it. In the list. Yeah, WCAJI,
Speaker 1: which I created, and World Community Action of Joint Intelligence.
Speaker 1: I changed what the acronym means. But I was also
Speaker 1: called the PIA, the People's Intelligence Agency. So I did
Speaker 1: set this up. Guess how many people decided that they
Speaker 1: wanted to be a part of it? Six all right,
Speaker 1: So I just let it alone and built the other channel.
Speaker 1: This one hasn't been touched since twelve fourteen, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: and that was me posting in it prior to that
Speaker 1: November twenty twenty three. Yeah, and it just goes. I
Speaker 1: put a lot up in here, put a lot of
Speaker 1: but you know, it's whatever. If anybody is interested in
Speaker 1: doing that again, I mean you can do that. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I would go with telegram any one
Speaker 1: of these days, but maybe on the Patreon side of things,
Speaker 1: or maybe on some other thing. If we want to
Speaker 1: share documentation, research, intelligence, all that stuff, then I mean
Speaker 1: there's many multiple avenues that it could be done on.
Speaker 1: I tried to bring back keep alive, the effort, the experience,
Speaker 1: the spirit I guess of you know, actively pursuing a
Speaker 1: better world. So we just did it here instead, we
Speaker 1: did it here. We did it here on the show,
Speaker 1: not as you know, more out in the open, so
Speaker 1: maybe less people feel comfortable discussing their views or their research.
Speaker 1: So there are some limitations to this method because people
Speaker 1: with families, businesses, things like that, there's only so much
Speaker 1: they're gonna be want wanting to say, and they probably
Speaker 1: don't want to say it in a livestream public format, right,
Speaker 1: So information is lost, it's altered in that frame of
Speaker 1: you know, delivery. So if anybody's ever interested in wanting
Speaker 1: to maybe get involved in doing something like that, let
Speaker 1: me know, or if you already have something, let me know.
Speaker 1: I'll join it. I joined the whatever the hell that
Speaker 1: amin Bunda was, and then they stopped doing uh, they
Speaker 1: stopped doing live stream meeting meetings for whatever reason, for
Speaker 1: my for my zone in Arizona. So there was that
Speaker 1: what the hell is it called? Even I don't remember.
Speaker 1: It's a long ago, Okay, so things fizzle out. Let's
Speaker 1: hope that there's other things that we I don't know about,
Speaker 1: because that would be the point. If you're fearful that
Speaker 1: you're gonna get black bag in the middle of night
Speaker 1: and have your you know self ripped from your family
Speaker 1: and never be seen and heard from again, like mister
Speaker 1: Lincoln did to forty thousand people. If that's what you're
Speaker 1: trying to avoid, then I'm glad that I don't know
Speaker 1: about them. It would make me feel better knowing that
Speaker 1: there was something out there. But yeah, I also I understand.
Speaker 1: I understand. It's not about how I feel about something,
Speaker 1: it's about how effective it is. Right, Okay, let's get
Speaker 1: rolling on this one. I'm a lot of people have
Speaker 1: hard time listening to the siren, so I might skip
Speaker 1: over that because it blows out some people's ears. So
Speaker 1: we'll started here, and then I will maybe skip ahead
Speaker 1: of the dogs barking in the in the siren that
Speaker 1: happens in the introduction of the show.
Speaker 2: Good Night, Ladies and Gentlemen, Part one. I accuse, and
Speaker 2: I will prove during this hour the President Harry Truman,
Speaker 2: thirty third degree Freemason of the Scottish Right, Grand Master
Speaker 2: of the Missouri Lodge of the Southern Jurisdiction of the
Speaker 2: Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, is a trait hoard. I now
Speaker 2: accuse all those who we entrusted with the government of
Speaker 2: the United States of America with treason, and during the
Speaker 2: following episodes. I will prove it and document it, and
Speaker 2: give you the American public and the people of the
Speaker 2: world the names and numbers of these documents and of
Speaker 2: our research.
Speaker 6: That you hearing this in that town.
Speaker 1: Soon enough, that'll be releasing this the Hounds and the drones.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the hour of the time. I'm William Cooper,
Speaker 2: Carolyn Nelson, Ladies and gentlemen. In the eighteen hundreds, In
Speaker 2: a letter to Giousette Lazzini, Christopher Albert Pike, a Southern.
Speaker 1: I talk about this in Priestcraft Beyond Babylon. By the way,
Speaker 1: I give you the whole history of what the word
Speaker 1: mafia means. And it's not even a word, even though
Speaker 1: people like to argue it isn't it's an acronym. It's yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Well I described it. So if you want to look
Speaker 1: at the book, go ahead and grab it.
Speaker 2: Other Confederate General also thirty third degree freemason of the
Speaker 2: Scottish Right. In fact, he's the one who founded the
Speaker 2: Supreme Council of the thirty third Degree of the Scottish Right,
Speaker 2: which stands just thirteen bunks from the Oval Office. In
Speaker 2: a letter to Giosteppe Mazzini. Giuseppe Mazzini is the man
Speaker 2: who was the titular head of the Illuminati, the secret
Speaker 2: societies in Europe, and the man, by the way, who
Speaker 2: founded the Mafia as a branch of the Illuminati from
Speaker 2: a few street games in Sicily, Ladies and gentlemen. In
Speaker 2: this letter, Christopher Albert Pike outlined the plan to bring
Speaker 2: into existence a one world government ruled by the Collective
Speaker 2: Brotherhood in what they call benevolent despotism, which would be
Speaker 2: brought about by the instigation of three global wars. The
Speaker 2: first war, as we all know, was World War One.
Speaker 2: That war resulted in a weak organization known as the
Speaker 2: League of Nations. World War Two was brought about, which
Speaker 2: resulted in a more stronger United Nations. The United Nations
Speaker 2: was being planned as the war progressed by the three
Speaker 2: major superpower leaders Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin, and of
Speaker 2: course mister Churchhill. They had already divided up the spoils
Speaker 2: before they even knew that they had won. They created
Speaker 2: a plan to bring about a Cold War in order
Speaker 2: to fuel the funds to develop the technology and the
Speaker 2: military organizations to police the world. Ladies and gentlemen. I
Speaker 2: have in front of me the results of many years
Speaker 2: of research on my part, and many months of research,
Speaker 2: and in some cases a couple of years of research
Speaker 2: of some of our best taggy member, some of our
Speaker 2: best researchers. A great deal of credit goes to mister
Speaker 2: Paul Kissman, one of our very best researchers, and I
Speaker 2: could probably say, judging by the work that he has
Speaker 2: done to deliver this information into my hands, probably makes
Speaker 2: him one of the foremost researchers existing upon the face
Speaker 2: of this earth. I have in front of you the
Speaker 2: documentation that proves beyond any shadow of a doubt that
Speaker 2: the situation that we find ourselves in today is the
Speaker 2: result of a well fought out and well carried out
Speaker 2: plan by the three major powers emerging from World War Two,
Speaker 2: and that the United States, England and the Soviet Union
Speaker 2: we're operating in concert to create the Cold War and
Speaker 2: bring about a new world order. There is no conjecture.
Speaker 2: This is not guess work. It is documented. And for
Speaker 2: those of you winging this about who fear that this
Speaker 2: will get into the hands of the people of the
Speaker 2: United States of America and of the world, coming out
Speaker 2: here to get it won't help you. Where As we
Speaker 2: always do with sensitive documents, we have made one hundred
Speaker 2: copies and placed it into the hands of one hundred
Speaker 2: of our best intelligence properties around the world. There is
Speaker 2: no way that you will stop this information from being
Speaker 2: carried to the American people and the people of the world.
Speaker 2: It is too late for you. It is what will
Speaker 2: convict you. Beginning tonight, I'm going to read every page
Speaker 2: of this all the way through until it's finished, and
Speaker 2: it's going to take a long time. We're in the
Speaker 2: process of publishing the entire documentation of the treason of
Speaker 2: almost every single politician who has occupied any office in
Speaker 2: the federal government of the United States of America since
Speaker 2: World War Two. So folks, make sure you have your
Speaker 2: pad of paper and your pentipencil by your side. You're
Speaker 2: going to hear information tonight and in the following programs
Speaker 2: until we have relayed every single piece of this information
Speaker 2: to the world. That is going to leave you guesping
Speaker 2: for breath. At first. You will pull down the curtain
Speaker 2: of denial and you will not want to listen or
Speaker 2: believe a thing that you're hearing. And as Progressive episodes
Speaker 2: of the hour of the time pass, you will find
Speaker 2: yourself beginning to realize that we have been betrayed. That
Speaker 2: Senator Joseph McCarthy was right, Ladies and gentlemen, he just
Speaker 2: didn't know what to call them. Don't go away, I'll
Speaker 2: be right back.
Speaker 1: He didn't call them oyvase. Okay, So there's going to
Speaker 1: be a little bit of a commercial thing there. There
Speaker 1: we go, back it up. He does a song as
Speaker 1: his break. But before we go any further, I want
Speaker 1: you to do your very best to think about present
Speaker 1: day situation. You're impression of what you think is coming
Speaker 1: down the pike, if you will, coming our way, and
Speaker 1: who may be behind it, but who is behind it?
Speaker 1: And then ask yourself, are there not like direct parallels
Speaker 1: to this? And this came in Night Out in ninety four.
Speaker 1: There was lots of lots of warning ahead of time,
Speaker 1: pre notice, right advanced notice. What happened in between them, though,
Speaker 1: I don't know, because here we are, and it's almost
Speaker 1: as if we're already in checkmate before the game even starts.
Speaker 1: With nobody the wiser, and even just recently the last
Speaker 1: four episodes I did with the Civil War, what it
Speaker 1: really was? What Lincoln really was what his generals are
Speaker 1: really like, how they treated other Americans. It all happened
Speaker 1: here first before there was a Bolshevik revolution that our
Speaker 1: country are infiltrated leadership funded through the strength of the
Speaker 1: Rothschild's agents that were already well rooted here. We already
Speaker 1: had Bolsheviks, We had our own. They were the Union soldiers.
Speaker 1: And people say the National Guard would never do that,
Speaker 1: they would stand down before they would carry out such orders.
Speaker 1: I think it's pretty naive, especially considering they weeded out
Speaker 1: a lot of those types of variables with the shot
Speaker 1: and all the military branches, and they're bringing in lots
Speaker 1: and lots of well, let's just say potential because the
Speaker 1: UN is paying them, so I don't know how that
Speaker 1: doesn't make them employees. UN's paying them with your tax
Speaker 1: money to come over here, to live free for two years,
Speaker 1: to have no utilities, no expenses, food stamps. They don't
Speaker 1: have to do a goddamn thing for anything. They're getting
Speaker 1: paid mercenaries, perhaps, people with absolutely no attachment to you,
Speaker 1: no communal bond, who have absolutely no regard for children's lives,
Speaker 1: your life, who from their lack of culture and their
Speaker 1: place of origin. Rape is a common thing and it's
Speaker 1: not even looked at. It's something egregious. So you ask yourself,
Speaker 1: what is happening here when you're listening to this today,
Speaker 1: ask yourself, are we seeing it coming to life?
Speaker 2: Now? Good night, ladies, gentleman. Part one, I accuse, and
Speaker 2: I will prove during this hour the President, Harry Truman,
Speaker 2: thirty third degree, Freemason of the Scottish Rite, brand Master
Speaker 2: of the Missouri Lodge of the Southern Jurisdiction of the
Speaker 2: Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, is a traite hoar. I now
Speaker 2: accuse all those who we entrusted with the government of
Speaker 2: the United States from America with treason, And during the
Speaker 2: following episodes I will prove it and document it. Can
Speaker 2: give you the American public and the people of the
Speaker 2: world the names and numbers of these documents and of
Speaker 2: our research. I hear now declare.
Speaker 1: And I will also say that Freemasonry when our founders
Speaker 1: were in it, like I've said this many times, was
Speaker 1: of a different nature than it was post seventeen. To
Speaker 1: be generous, we'll say seventeen nineties, but we can say
Speaker 1: as early as a seventeen eighties the infiltration by first
Speaker 1: the Seventh Team, well the Frankest specifically the ones that
Speaker 1: converted crypto is everywhere. The subversion that was being witnessed
Speaker 1: by John Robison, the reason why he wrote the book
Speaker 1: Proofs of a Conspiracy and sent it, well, I'm sorry
Speaker 1: he didn't send it George Washington. Snyder sent it to
Speaker 1: George Washington to warn him that that particular element there.
Speaker 1: And then when the Jesuits were disbanded in ninety three
Speaker 1: seventeen ninety three, they also went into the Lodge, which
Speaker 1: is curious because that's where the Protestants went to seek
Speaker 1: refuge from the Jesuits in the first place. So them
Speaker 1: mingling with their once arch nemesis, the people who hunted
Speaker 1: Protestants down for the sake of the Jesuit Crypto, whatever
Speaker 1: the hell you want to call the Roman Catholic Empire,
Speaker 1: for the counter Reformation war that is still ongoing. That's
Speaker 1: another avenue of research that pertains directly to what we're
Speaker 1: doing here in America. Has always been the symbol of
Speaker 1: that what they considered betrayal of their despotism. We are
Speaker 1: the spoiled brats that decided to go and seek freedom
Speaker 1: away from the iron fist of the Roman Catholic Empire,
Speaker 1: and it's been the plan to reel us back in.
Speaker 1: They've been utilizing the Masonic lodges because of the secrecy,
Speaker 1: and that's you can say that's outdated, but that's fine.
Speaker 1: That's where it began. It's still being operated in that fashion,
Speaker 1: but it's also in many other facets and goos right
Speaker 1: out in front of you in the un hey, right
Speaker 1: here in your local municipalities. This is why the Masonic
Speaker 1: quoters work so well because they can be in every
Speaker 1: single community with their secrecy, subversive agnitude, their ability to
Speaker 1: put people in positions of power within the small municipality
Speaker 1: all up to a state government to federal and when
Speaker 1: they do that, they are not serving the people, they're
Speaker 1: serving their agenda. And yeah, there's a huge element to
Speaker 1: the you know, Oive because of the Kabbala, but some
Speaker 1: will say that the Kabala pre exit pre dates the
Speaker 1: Oive influence into it the suf fever also but also
Speaker 1: but then you also have to recognize that Ignatius of
Speaker 1: Loyola studied that Sufiic mysticism and he can and he
Speaker 1: was a crypto, He was a Morano accused more than twice,
Speaker 1: I think three times of being an Albrado, which is
Speaker 1: the precursor or the one that predated the Perfectible list
Speaker 1: in aka Illuminati. In Spain, alan Brado also means light
Speaker 1: or illumination. Common theme going on there ever since the
Speaker 1: mystery schools from way way back. And if you want
Speaker 1: to know more about that, there's a book I read.
Speaker 1: There's a book he wrote, There's a book I wrote.
Speaker 1: Continuing on with that sort of education of researching and
Speaker 1: fighting and putting this together, this big puzzle and all
Speaker 1: of its little legs, so that it can make more
Speaker 1: sense to people. Okay, let's continue.
Speaker 2: To the United States government and to the world that
Speaker 2: in view of this evidence I have piled before me,
Speaker 2: I will no longer support the New World Order, will
Speaker 2: not support the treasonous government of the United States of America,
Speaker 2: which has subverted the Constitution of the United States of America,
Speaker 2: as has in fact relegated it to the trash camp.
Speaker 2: We have the documents to prove that. Also, we have
Speaker 2: the Confession of Congress in Congress, in both the House
Speaker 2: and the Senate, in the Congressional record that the United
Speaker 2: Nations Charter has superseded the Constitution of the United States
Speaker 2: of America. Tonight, I reach you verb batim, with nothing edited,
Speaker 2: nothing left out, and nothing skipped from a publication entitled
Speaker 2: Our Foreign Policy. It is the Department of State Publication
Speaker 2: three nine seven to two General Foreign Policy Series twenty six,
Speaker 2: released September nineteen fifty, Division of Publications, Office of Public Affairs.
Speaker 2: The author of this document is Harry Truman. To my
Speaker 2: fellow Americans, at a time when the duties of citizenship
Speaker 2: fall heavily on thousands of young Americans, there is a
Speaker 2: duty that all of us can and should impose on
Speaker 2: ourselves to be well informed about the problems that face
Speaker 2: our country, to weigh the facts, to understand the issues,
Speaker 2: and to form our own opinions and judgments. This is
Speaker 2: not an easy undertaking, but it is necessary if we
Speaker 2: Americans as a people are to exert our full influence
Speaker 2: for peace and freedom and justice. The following brief survey
Speaker 2: of American aims and policies was prepared at my suggestion.
Speaker 2: I think it is sometimes useful to sum up and
Speaker 2: set down as simply and clearly as possible what we
Speaker 2: are after in our relations with other governments and their peoples.
Speaker 2: It is not possible, of course, to tell the whole
Speaker 2: story of American foreign relationshi in these few pages. But
Speaker 2: if the part of the story that is told here
Speaker 2: contributes something to your understanding, if it leads you to
Speaker 2: other sources of information, and if it helps you to
Speaker 2: form sound judgment, then it will have served its purpose.
Speaker 2: Our foreign policy its roots. There is no longer any
Speaker 2: real distinction between domestic and foreign affairs. Practically everything we do,
Speaker 2: the way we tax and spend our national income, the
Speaker 2: way we run our public and private business, the way
Speaker 2: we settle the differences among ourselves and with other nations,
Speaker 2: what we stay in our newspapers, over the air and
Speaker 2: on public platforms, our attitudes toward each other and toward
Speaker 2: other peoples. All these things a fact not only our
Speaker 2: security and well being at home, but also our influence abroad.
Speaker 2: All these things go into the making of the character,
Speaker 2: the personality, and the reputation of the United States. Out
Speaker 2: of all these things grow the foreign policies of the
Speaker 2: United States. Policies are an expression of the national interests.
Speaker 2: That is the way of saying that our policies reflect
Speaker 2: what we are and what we want. During the one
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy five years since we became a nation.
Speaker 2: Our national interests have changed in some ways, but their
Speaker 2: general character has remained constant. Here are some of the
Speaker 2: values that have persisted all through our history. We are
Speaker 2: an independent nation and we want to keep our independence.
Speaker 2: We attached the highest importance to individual freedom, and we
Speaker 2: mean to keep our freedom. We are a peaceful people
Speaker 2: and we want to get rid of wars and the
Speaker 2: threat of wars. We have a comparatively high standard of living.
Speaker 1: We want to.
Speaker 2: Raise the standard so that everyone in the United States
Speaker 2: will eventually have a chance to earny, decent and secure living.
Speaker 2: We are friendly people. We have no traditional enemies, and
Speaker 2: we want to be on good terms with every other people.
Speaker 2: These are the things in which Americans, with all their
Speaker 2: different points of view, are most likely to agree.
Speaker 1: No traditional enemies. I don't know if I agree with that.
Speaker 2: It is the job of the government, as the agent
Speaker 2: of the people, to promote these national interests. The federal government,
Speaker 2: as the agent of the people, continually has hard choices
Speaker 2: to make. It is the job of the government, as
Speaker 2: the agent of all the people to try to harmonize
Speaker 2: group and sectional interests. On the one hand with national interests.
Speaker 2: On the other, There's never been a time in our
Speaker 2: history when we could go about the business of promoting
Speaker 2: our national interests free from the threat of destructive forces.
Speaker 2: Some of these forces are inside the country. They stem
Speaker 2: from groups that oppose the national interests. Some Americans have
Speaker 2: a view of life that conflicts with the basic propositions
Speaker 2: on which our democracy was founded. Some tie to profit
Speaker 2: at the expense of the freedom or well being of others.
Speaker 2: Some hostile forces have been outside our country. A great
Speaker 2: deal more needs to be done. Succeeding chapters will discuss
Speaker 2: what has been done and what needs to be done
Speaker 2: in concrete terms. The policy of creating situations of strength
Speaker 2: happens to be the response to the problem of Soviet expansion,
Speaker 2: but it is much more than that. It is part
Speaker 2: of a broad new policy that grew out of the
Speaker 2: experience of the American people in the Second World War.
Speaker 2: That experience destroyed the last comfortable illusion of geographical security.
Speaker 2: It discredited once and for all the doctrine of isolationism.
Speaker 2: In the light of that experience, Americans made a radical
Speaker 2: adjustment in their thinking. They came gradually to realize and
Speaker 2: to accept the fact that far off events could affect
Speaker 2: for safety and well being. A crop failure in India,
Speaker 2: a famine or flood in China, an election in Finland,
Speaker 2: a murder in Bosnia. All kinds of events and trends,
Speaker 2: good or bad, might eventually come to roost on the
Speaker 2: American housetop. Americans, they knew, at last live and will
Speaker 2: continue to live in an exposed position. Having made that
Speaker 2: radical adjustment in their thinking, the American people began to consent.
Speaker 1: So the good trash talk. Of course, because they're globalists.
Speaker 1: This idea, even calling it isolationism is disparaging. It's to
Speaker 1: put down. It's an insult. Not trying to meddle with
Speaker 1: other people's affairs in handling your own is considered. And
Speaker 1: this was what the funders didn't want either. They don't
Speaker 1: want this foreign entanglement bullshit. But the progressives, of course,
Speaker 1: they need to think globally.
Speaker 2: Right, consider in earnest this problem, how to make their
Speaker 2: exposed position comfortable and safe for their free society. To
Speaker 2: that end, they began to plan and build an international
Speaker 2: community in which people should live in peace under the
Speaker 2: protection of law. The building of such a community is
Speaker 2: the most ambitious the most difficult, the most hopeful, and
Speaker 2: the most exciting enterprise on which the American people have
Speaker 2: ever embarked.
Speaker 1: That's the duty of each and every individual territory. It's
Speaker 1: not for one consolidated, centralized form of overlordship to be
Speaker 1: dictating to the rest of the world. In all these
Speaker 1: different cultures and values.
Speaker 2: It is big enough and hard enough to engage all
Speaker 2: our energies. If it were not for the threat of aggression,
Speaker 2: we could concentrate all our energies on that job. We
Speaker 2: could say that it was in fact the substance of
Speaker 2: our foreign policy. But unfortunately that is not possible. The
Speaker 2: Soviet power drive has cut across the course that we
Speaker 2: and other peace minded peoples had chartered for ourselves. As
Speaker 2: a hurricane cuts across the path of a ship, it
Speaker 2: has blown us all miles off our course. It has
Speaker 2: been a tragic interruption to our progress, a wasteful diversion
Speaker 2: of our energies. Nevertheless, we are plowing ahead, resting the
Speaker 2: hurricane as we go, holding on to our main purposes.
Speaker 2: What does it mean to build an international old community?
Speaker 2: It means first organizing the members to deal collectively with
Speaker 2: their problems and to defend themselves collectively against anyone who
Speaker 2: may threaten the peace and tranquility of the community. So
Speaker 2: we took the lead in organizing the United Nations and
Speaker 2: its various specialized agencies. It means second, repairing the damage
Speaker 2: of war so that members in good standing can play
Speaker 2: their full part in the life of the community. To
Speaker 2: this end, we took the lead in organizing the Marshall
Speaker 2: Plan and the relief programs which preceded it. It means third,
Speaker 2: bringing the outlaws back into the community as decent, working members.
Speaker 2: So we undertook the occupation of Germany and Japan and
Speaker 2: the education of their peoples in the world.
Speaker 1: This is way they talk right now, because that already
Speaker 1: presupposes that Germany needed to be re educated, they need
Speaker 1: to be denationalized, they needed to feel guilt for eighty
Speaker 1: plus well seventy nine plus years. Insane. This is banker talk.
Speaker 1: This is international banking bullshit.
Speaker 2: Ways of democracy. It means for helping the people of
Speaker 2: the underdeveloped regions of the world to hould their standards
Speaker 2: of living up to a level that modern science and
Speaker 2: technology have brought within reach of all people. So we
Speaker 2: have embarked on the four point program of technical cooperation
Speaker 2: with people who want and can profit by our aid.
Speaker 2: It means fifth developing a sensible system of trade so
Speaker 2: that all members of the community can expect that their
Speaker 2: work will contribute to a healthy and expanding economic life
Speaker 2: for themselves. To this end, we have helped to write
Speaker 2: an international Charter of hell fair trade practices and to
Speaker 2: create an international trade organization called GAP, where the nations
Speaker 2: can settle their disputes across a conference table through reciprocal
Speaker 2: trade and cararaff agreements. We are gradually opening up.
Speaker 1: So if you're not familiar with GAT and NAFTA, that's
Speaker 1: the reason why all these things are made in China
Speaker 1: or wherever else. The labor is dirt, dirt cheap, because
Speaker 1: it opened up the doors for these corporations which are becoming.
Speaker 1: When they became mega corporations became an arm of the government.
Speaker 1: CEOs were created. They didn't pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
Speaker 1: They were loyalists to an agenda, placed in a position
Speaker 1: where they could fail upward because the funding for them
Speaker 1: to kill their competition by undercutting them. They would always
Speaker 1: be compensated. They would always have more funds available to
Speaker 1: them than the smaller businesses that they wanted to put
Speaker 1: out of business. They became monsters like Amazon. And over
Speaker 1: the top of all of these other large businesses that
Speaker 1: had been around for maybe fifty, maybe sixty, maybe seventy years,
Speaker 1: along came places like things like black Rock to consolidate
Speaker 1: all of that. And then who do you think calls
Speaker 1: the shots? But GAT and NAFTA are the reason why,
Speaker 1: in you know, manufacturing quality industry standards have plummeted. It's
Speaker 1: also a reason why minimum wage has increased to incentivize,
Speaker 1: further from the other direction, companies to move their production
Speaker 1: overseas away from here, so that we're not an industrial strong,
Speaker 1: industrial giant anymore like we used to be. It weakens us,
Speaker 1: strengthening other countries and making us dependent. So there this
Speaker 1: idea of this dependency globally was an artificial construct created
Speaker 1: by this very type of thing. This is when America
Speaker 1: stopped being in America. And this is when you saw
Speaker 1: a rise in the inflation because of raising the the
Speaker 1: labor costs, and when the cheapest things that you can
Speaker 1: buy become more expensive, but your pay stays the same.
Speaker 1: To you get what I'm saying, And then many jobs
Speaker 1: met the product quality. Even You could go so far
Speaker 1: as to say, is there any real competition anymore? When
Speaker 1: all of these companies are owned by a parent company
Speaker 1: or a parent financial dictatorship kind of what do you
Speaker 1: call it? Money mover advisor? So who are they competing with?
Speaker 1: You don't get quality when there's no competition, because where
Speaker 1: else are going to go? You're either going to buy
Speaker 1: our crap or you're not going to buy anything at all.
Speaker 1: Communist countries have shit quality products for that very reason.
Speaker 2: Panels of world trade that have been clogged for a generation.
Speaker 2: All this is only the bare outline of an international community.
Speaker 2: Nobody can predict where the experiment will lead or how
Speaker 2: long it will take. It may, in time lead to
Speaker 2: the international control of all armaments, which is essential. It
Speaker 2: may lead eventually to a form of world government, which
Speaker 2: is a possibility that excites the imagination of some adventurous people.
Speaker 2: Or the immediate future, at least, we must reconcile ourselves
Speaker 2: to the need to divert a large part of our
Speaker 2: thought and our resources to these of the free world.
Speaker 2: We must give our attention to meeting and preventing aggression
Speaker 2: by creating situations of strength as we go about this
Speaker 2: immediate and urgent job, we find ourselves doing many things
Speaker 2: that we would have.
Speaker 1: To be doing preventing aggression towards them.
Speaker 3: What was.
Speaker 1: What was peace? Defined as the lack of resistance to socialism?
Speaker 1: That's what they call peace, lack of resistance to their dictatorship.
Speaker 2: And even if there were no aggressors in the world,
Speaker 2: we find ourselves doing many things that contribute to the
Speaker 2: larger objective of building a community of nations. This is
Speaker 2: not to suggest that the threat of tyranny is a
Speaker 2: blessing in disguise. Far from it. It is an evil thing,
Speaker 2: and its evil effects will remain to plague the world
Speaker 2: long after the threat of Soviet power is passed. No
Speaker 2: nation can go through an ordeal of this kind unscathed,
Speaker 2: but we at least can emerge from it self disciple
Speaker 2: then more deeply aware of our national interests in freedom
Speaker 2: and peeple.
Speaker 1: Okay, did you catch the lie there talking about the
Speaker 1: Soviet threat? Who created it? Who funded the Bolshevik Revolution,
Speaker 1: who laid the groundwork for it to be a thing
Speaker 1: in the first place, Who brought mob maose dung to
Speaker 1: power the United States? The infiltrated United States government, and
Speaker 1: it's bankers, peace, it's foreign bankers, and.
Speaker 2: That cons texts. Let us consider the method by which
Speaker 2: we arrive at our foreign policies. Who makes it? Many
Speaker 2: people would like to know how and where foreign policy
Speaker 2: is made. Is it made in the White House, in
Speaker 2: the State Department, in the Congress, in Middletown, Ohio, or Iowa?
Speaker 2: Or does it like topsy just grow. The answer to
Speaker 2: all these questions is yes. This is not as confusing
Speaker 2: as it seems. The Constitution gives the President of the
Speaker 2: United States full authority for making foreign policies and carrying
Speaker 2: him out. As the elected representative of the people, he
Speaker 2: has the responsibility of translating the will of the people
Speaker 2: into foreign policy and of promoting the national interests. In
Speaker 2: terms of foreign policies, The Constitution gives the Senate the
Speaker 2: job of approving or rejecting treaties and major appointments made
Speaker 2: by the President. Both houses of Congress hold the first strains,
Speaker 2: which gives them considerable power over foreign policies, for which
Speaker 2: they also are directly responsible to the people. The Congress
Speaker 2: may also give the President advice about foreign policies through
Speaker 2: joint resolutions. In seventeen eighty nine, President Washington appointed the
Speaker 2: first Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson, as his agent and
Speaker 2: advisor in carrying out foreign policies, and today the Secretary
Speaker 2: of State and the Department of State are still the
Speaker 2: right arm of the President in the conduct of international relations.
Speaker 2: In practice, most of the agencies of the federal government
Speaker 2: forty three at the last count, are now concerned in
Speaker 2: one way or another with foreign relations. These agencies work
Speaker 2: together through some thirty three joint committees, with one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty two subcommittees that study and advise on foreign
Speaker 2: policy matters. Secretary Atchison once described the situation in these words.
Speaker 2: The President lays down what the policy shall be. In
Speaker 2: many cases, the Congress lays down what the policy shall be.
Speaker 2: The President may propose and the Congress discloses. But the
Speaker 2: State Department has the job of foreseeing a problem before
Speaker 2: it arises. It gets all the other agencies and the
Speaker 2: executive branch together to make a proposal. It gets the
Speaker 2: President's approval our modification, and then takes it up with
Speaker 2: the Congress through the House and Senate committees. It moves
Speaker 2: it forward to some final action in the government. Therefore,
Speaker 2: the State Department is a sort of activator in the
Speaker 2: center of the government. The State Department, with its three
Speaker 2: hundred missions in seventy five countries, is also the eyes
Speaker 2: and ears of the government. Reports coming in regularly from
Speaker 2: the trained observers in these missions help the State Department
Speaker 2: and other agencies to foresee problems and make plans to
Speaker 2: meet them. Where does Middletown, Iowa come into the picture.
Speaker 2: Our policies reflect what we are and what we want.
Speaker 2: But at first glance, it might seem almost impossible that
Speaker 2: a country as large as hours, with a population as
Speaker 2: numerous and as varied as ours, could give a clear cut,
Speaker 2: understandable idea of what it is and what it wants.
Speaker 2: Most foreigners find it hard to make sense out of
Speaker 2: what sounds to them like a babble of voices, what
Speaker 2: looks to them like a scene of headlong confusion. In
Speaker 2: the United States, as they come to know us, the
Speaker 2: sound tends to become a voice, the confusion based on
Speaker 2: a certain order. Actually, the American people are better equipped
Speaker 2: than most other people to form and express their ideas
Speaker 2: and to arrive at something approximating a national purpose. That
Speaker 2: is because our lines of communication are many and strong
Speaker 2: is also because the atmosphere of the American community, a
Speaker 2: legacy of the New England Town Meeting, encourages everyone to
Speaker 2: have an opinion and to speak his mind freely. The
Speaker 2: American people speak their minds daily in a thousand ways.
Speaker 2: They communicate directly with their government by letters and telegrams.
Speaker 2: They communicate indirectly through the press, the radio, and through
Speaker 2: the leaders of their churches, clubs, labor unions, and other organizations.
Speaker 2: The lines of communication are good, but they could be
Speaker 2: even better. In recent years, the government has made a
Speaker 2: prodigious effort to establish closer relations with the people to
Speaker 2: develop a two way traffic of facts and ideas. Examples
Speaker 2: of this effort showed up in the preparation of the
Speaker 2: United Nations and the Marshall Plan. Here were two major
Speaker 2: policy decisions in the making of which the people of
Speaker 2: the government really cooperated with sums that set. Both decisions
Speaker 2: precipitated great national discussions. Both involved long public hearings before
Speaker 2: the committees of the Congress, to which citizens came and
Speaker 2: presented their ideas. Both led to the creation of citizens
Speaker 2: committees which studied the problem and reported. There is no
Speaker 2: simple prescription for the making of a democratic foreign policy.
Speaker 2: Because of the great size and diversity of our country,
Speaker 2: our policies will always be a blend of many ideas
Speaker 2: and interests. The blend will grow richer and stronger as
Speaker 2: the people and their government become more deeply conscious of
Speaker 2: their responsibilities toward each other and toward the democratic principles
Speaker 2: which have made us strong and free. That's the end
Speaker 2: of that chapter, folks, and I want to bring a
Speaker 2: few things to your attention. I wrote about this in
Speaker 2: my book and was severely criticized, and everybody is hailing
Speaker 2: Harry Truman as a hero now. And you can see
Speaker 2: that he's the one who polanted the of world government
Speaker 2: in the public eye during his administration post World War II.
Speaker 2: He is the man. He is the man who signed
Speaker 2: the United Nations Treaty and pushed through the UN Participation
Speaker 2: Act and created the National Security Act of nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 2: which allowed them to operate to bring this about behind
Speaker 2: a veil of secrecy. A veil of secrecy. I continue
Speaker 2: two toward national security. Every government has a primary responsibility
Speaker 2: for the security of the people it serves. Every people
Speaker 2: has a duty to protect itself and to prepare a
Speaker 2: secure future for its children. But in our natural and
Speaker 2: necessary concern with security, it is important to know and
Speaker 2: agree on what we are after. This chapter will explore
Speaker 2: the needs of American security and take a look at
Speaker 2: what we are doing to meet them. We talk about
Speaker 2: American security realizing that there is no definition of the
Speaker 2: word security that would satisfy all nations. Each people look
Speaker 2: out on the world from its own window and therefore
Speaker 2: calculates the need of its own security from its own
Speaker 2: point of view. Like democracy, the word security has been
Speaker 2: used and misused for many purposes to justify a variety
Speaker 2: of national policies. Terrible crimes have been committed in its name.
Speaker 2: Hitler annex Austria and Czechoslovakia and invaded Poland in the
Speaker 2: name of German security. Stalin Fort's day reign of satellite
Speaker 2: puppets claiming.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, first of all, that was exactly as it
Speaker 1: was stated by Germany. They were being assaulted, attacked and
Speaker 1: egged on for war. They were killing Germans simply for
Speaker 1: being Germans. In this new imaginary line that extended Poland
Speaker 1: after the Versailles Treaty of World War One.
Speaker 2: After.
Speaker 1: Many insults and many brutal butcherings of Germanic people. Hitler
Speaker 1: had enough of it and he was egged on into war.
Speaker 1: Want to hear him, wil this bs. We need to
Speaker 1: get over that. Obviously, we know that it's the people
Speaker 1: who are forming this idea of globalist, one world government
Speaker 1: that are talking right now. But we can't just gloss
Speaker 1: over that and assume that that's. Oh, that's one the
Speaker 1: small truths that they tell us when they tell us, no,
Speaker 1: it isn't a truth at all. And we need because
Speaker 1: too many people don't know that, I need to reiterate
Speaker 1: each time it's spoken, what a freaking lie everything that
Speaker 1: they've told us about Germany is, and.
Speaker 2: That the Soviet Union needs friendly neighbors to be safe
Speaker 2: from invasion. After the experience of two German invasions, France
Speaker 2: built a imaginal line and manned it with a large
Speaker 2: standing army. Both Hipper and Stalin wanted, in the name
Speaker 2: of security, to divide the world into two spheres of influence.
Speaker 2: Let's raw all up, they said. On our side of
Speaker 2: the line, we'll do as we like, and on your
Speaker 2: side of the line you can have complete freedom of action.
Speaker 2: There are, in fact, some people who still believe that
Speaker 2: kind of settlement when contribution tribute to American security, The
Speaker 2: American idea of security has little or nothing in common
Speaker 2: with any of these traditional uses of power. We find
Speaker 2: it fantastic to think, as Hitler apparently thought, that invasion
Speaker 2: and conquest can enhance the security of any nation, including
Speaker 2: the conqueror. The desire of the Russian people, the victims
Speaker 2: of Hitler's invasion for friendly neighbors is not hard to understand.
Speaker 2: But the Soviet system of puppet satellites both around a
Speaker 2: master nation offers little hope of security to anyone, least
Speaker 2: of all the people who live under that system. We
Speaker 2: made a costly escape, via Pearl Harbor from our own
Speaker 2: brand of imagine aligne mentality, the belief that two broad
Speaker 2: oceans could save us from foreign wars. Most Americans now
Speaker 2: know that the modern world offers no complete immunity from
Speaker 2: accidental disaster and the mistakes of human beings. We are
Speaker 2: aware also that security is not the same thing as
Speaker 2: superior military power or the possession of a super weapon.
Speaker 2: I think we have never been interested in the suggestion
Speaker 2: that a world divided into spheres of influence offers us security.
Speaker 2: We find that suggestion impractical, unrealistic and morally indefensible. And
Speaker 2: don't go away. I'll be right back on their own
Speaker 2: when Paise and the peoples of the world on their own.
Speaker 1: Anything, anything may have money.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, after you here several episodes of this series,
Speaker 2: I won't have to urge you to call Swiss America trading.
Speaker 2: You'll be doing that on their own. If you're going
Speaker 2: to learn that we are approaching the end of Phase
Speaker 2: two and the disarmament of the nations and the peoples
Speaker 2: of the world, we are approaching the end of phase two.
Speaker 2: When Phase three begins, patriot leaders will be rounded up,
Speaker 2: there will be house.
Speaker 1: We are in phase three.
Speaker 2: House searches for arms. Many patriots will go to ground,
Speaker 2: and there will be a civil war in this country.
Speaker 2: If you are not prepared, ladies and gentlemen, you had
Speaker 2: better begin to get prepared now. I am not saying
Speaker 2: this to scare you. I'm saying this because it is fact.
Speaker 2: I am an American. I know patriots, I know patriot groups,
Speaker 2: I know members of the real unorganized militia in this country.
Speaker 2: I know what is going to happen. I know what
Speaker 2: had happened in the past. I know what this is
Speaker 2: all leading to. I know that it has been planned.
Speaker 2: I know that we have been duped, and we have
Speaker 2: been asleep for many years, and I have documented every
Speaker 2: single bit of it with the help of the members
Speaker 2: of my organization, the Citizens' Agency for Joint Intelligence, the
Speaker 2: largest and most successful civilian intelligence gathering organization in the
Speaker 2: entire world. Now, if you are smart, you will take
Speaker 2: steps to protect the value of the assets that you have.
Speaker 2: If you study history, even curseerly, you will find that
Speaker 2: there's only one thing in the history of the world
Speaker 2: has ever been able to do that satisfactorily, and ladies
Speaker 2: and gentlemen, has precious metals in its various forms. We
Speaker 2: get letters from our listeners heard in my life about me.
Speaker 2: I don't know about Tom Donahue, but I suspect they
Speaker 2: also lied about him. They insinuated that we were bought.
Speaker 2: They insinuated that somehow Chraig Smith and Swiss American Trading
Speaker 2: had brought us to do that show last night. And
Speaker 2: while they refused to elaborate on the air, they told
Speaker 2: you to call them and they would be glad to
Speaker 2: tell you how those types of things are arranged. I'm
Speaker 2: going to tell you now that those two gentlemen are
Speaker 2: both scumbag liars, and I am presently talking with legal
Speaker 2: counsel to bring suit against them for what they said.
Speaker 2: Anyone is free at any time to examine my financial records.
Speaker 2: We're a poor family. Every penny we get goes into equipment,
Speaker 2: goes into research, goes into what we need to do
Speaker 2: to present this broadcast. I have never taken one single
Speaker 2: penny from Swiss America Trading in my life and never
Speaker 2: would or never will. And that was part of the
Speaker 2: agreement that I made with them when I took them
Speaker 2: on as a sponsor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of same here. You know, if it wasn't
Speaker 1: for you guys, there would be no computer for me
Speaker 1: to put together this weekend. It's all goes to that
Speaker 1: anything that comes from the show goes into making the
Speaker 1: show better, you know. And that's the way it is,
Speaker 1: and it's always appreciated.
Speaker 2: It was an agreement that I insisted upon because to
Speaker 2: be able to have your confidence and your ear, I
Speaker 2: must also have your trust, even though I admonish you
Speaker 2: not to believe anything that you hear unless you check
Speaker 2: it out yourself.
Speaker 1: So these two gentlemen, when's the last time you heard
Speaker 1: Stu Peters or you know, pick an asshole, Alex Jones,
Speaker 1: the guy who claims the all the achievements of Bill
Speaker 1: Cooper as his own after his death and still will
Speaker 1: trash talk him to this day, calling him a drunk
Speaker 1: and all these other stupid, horrible things. Yeah, when's the
Speaker 1: last time you've heard one of those guys say, don't
Speaker 1: believe what I tell you? Make sure you can very
Speaker 1: with your own research. Do they ever try you to
Speaker 1: tell you to do that? You think maybe there's a
Speaker 1: reason why they don't try to tell you to do that.
Speaker 2: These two gentlemen who had done such a terrible thing
Speaker 2: to Tom Donahue and who for the last several months
Speaker 2: have been slandering Craig Smith and Swiss America Trading, then
Speaker 2: last night decided to slander me, and they made a
Speaker 2: big mistake, a big mistake. I have now requested an
Speaker 2: investigation into that company and all of the backgrounds of
Speaker 2: all of the members of that company. We are at
Speaker 2: the present time running National crime information computer requests. We
Speaker 2: are digging into the complaints made to the Arizona State's
Speaker 2: Attorney General. And I'm going to tell you right now
Speaker 2: and unless they make a public apology on the air
Speaker 2: to me personally, I will disclose every single dip of
Speaker 2: our findings on this broadcast. Now, if you would like
Speaker 2: to deal with an honest company that will treat you
Speaker 2: right and help you survive what is coming America trading
Speaker 2: and people they care about.
Speaker 1: You, yeah, I will know if I would. This was
Speaker 1: this is dated. I'm not sure if that would be
Speaker 1: the right company to go with. I mean, you can
Speaker 1: do whatever you want with yourself in life, but this
Speaker 1: was nineteen ninety four. They dumped pill off, as you know,
Speaker 1: they start sponsoring him when people stop, you know, calling
Speaker 1: the number and doing what they're supposed to do. So
Speaker 1: they left Bill with all those expenses, and things got
Speaker 1: rocky after that. So there's that. So I don't know
Speaker 1: if I would go for that. Plus those people that
Speaker 1: maybe come out since then and said some things that
Speaker 1: didn't seem to to be congruent with their previous claims
Speaker 1: of their political views and all that. So I don't
Speaker 1: know if I would go with that particular company. Like
Speaker 1: I said, this is dated, des but I'm going to
Speaker 1: skip ahead of it a little bit. He usually says
Speaker 1: some really interesting things while he's talking about Swiss America trades.
Speaker 1: So I would let it play for a little while.
Speaker 2: And I vouch for them.
Speaker 1: One hell, here we go again.
Speaker 2: I get just right, powers sitting down, powers sitting down
Speaker 2: with you. The idea of two great powers sitting down
Speaker 2: together in the year nineteen fifty to carve up the
Speaker 2: world between them, casually disposing of the fate of other
Speaker 2: three people's maybe something for cartoonists to play with. It
Speaker 2: is not an idea that democratic governments and peoples can
Speaker 2: seriously consider. The mayor suggestion brings home to us the
Speaker 2: fact that there's a price, a price no decent, freedom
Speaker 2: loving people will pay for security, or the false promise it. Now,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen, I break here, because if you don't
Speaker 2: understand what's happening here, he's leading you up to a
Speaker 2: rationalization for the for the destruction of the sovereignty of
Speaker 2: the nations of the world, including the United States government,
Speaker 2: the disarming of our people and our military, and the
Speaker 2: formation of a one world government. So please pay close attention.
Speaker 2: I continue to understand the American approach to security. We
Speaker 2: have to consider the problem on two levels. First, the
Speaker 2: kind and degree of security we can create now in
Speaker 2: the kind of world we now inhabit, and second, the
Speaker 2: security we must start to build now if we want
Speaker 2: a safer, more livable world for our children. As we
Speaker 2: go along, we will see the relation of every one
Speaker 2: of our policies to either the short term or long
Speaker 2: term effort to build security. The short term problem and
Speaker 2: plane and MS is to survive as a free nation
Speaker 2: and a pioneer world society. Our situation today is something
Speaker 2: like that of the early settler of the West. In
Speaker 2: those days before law and order were established, before families
Speaker 2: enjoyed the community safeguards that we now take for granted,
Speaker 2: every settler had to carry arms to protect himself and
Speaker 2: his family against marauders. Today each nation has to arm itself,
Speaker 2: and the lone nation is often at the mercy of
Speaker 2: an unscrupulous outlaw and self defense. The orderly and par
Speaker 2: sided men among the early settlers joined forces for common protection.
Speaker 2: A rough system of law and order developed, in which
Speaker 2: each settler could get on with his job of clearing
Speaker 2: the land and plowing it, but always with one ear
Speaker 2: cocked for danger. So today the peaceful.
Speaker 1: Nation, that is how we should all be right now,
Speaker 1: and maybe maybe both ears at the moment, lots of
Speaker 1: things happening.
Speaker 2: Self organized for a degree of security without giving up
Speaker 2: their basic individual sovereignty. In the present phase of pioneer
Speaker 2: international society, nations have to live with the danger that
Speaker 2: an outlaw may participitate a war by accident or designed.
Speaker 2: For the past thirty five years, the Americans have been
Speaker 2: feeling the effects of that danger in our personal lives.
Speaker 2: We have watched international criminals at work. We have seen
Speaker 2: peoples pushed around, humiliated, terrorized, undermined, and finally attacked one
Speaker 2: by one in Europe and Asia. We have learned some
Speaker 2: simple rules for survival in a society that permits criminals
Speaker 2: to defy the law. We learned that there are no
Speaker 2: longer any foreign wars. There are no more sidelines for
Speaker 2: a nation to sit on. We learned that the only
Speaker 2: way to avoid being drawn into wars to prevent war.
Speaker 2: We learn further that you cannot prevent war in a
Speaker 2: pioneer society by agreeing to disarm. Since the peaceful nations
Speaker 2: honor their agreements and those that are planning aggressions ignore them,
Speaker 2: we became convinced that for the present, peaceful nations can
Speaker 2: best serve themselves in their society by arming well and
Speaker 2: joining forces for common events. These lessons, the product of
Speaker 2: bitter and costly experienced, shaped the new American attitude toward
Speaker 2: national security. A conviction that the earth was round sent
Speaker 2: Columbus on his westward adventure. Our conviction that the peoples
Speaker 2: of the earth were interdependent sent us on an equally
Speaker 2: bold adventure, an adventure in elected security. We had always
Speaker 2: been ready to help peaceful nations, but we had never
Speaker 2: accept in time of war, been willing to team up within.
Speaker 2: Now we are ready and willing to do both. And
Speaker 2: we are doing both because we know that our national
Speaker 2: interest demands it. The long range problem to transform the
Speaker 2: pioneer international society of today into an orderly community of
Speaker 2: free nations. That is our long range purpose. The community
Speaker 2: idea is thousands of years old in the mind of man,
Speaker 2: but it is just being born in the minds of nations.
Speaker 2: To bring an international community into existence may be the
Speaker 2: work of generations, but we have made a beginning. Shaer
Speaker 2: Necessity might hurry up the process. A community has to
Speaker 2: have both a political and an economic basis. Even more important,
Speaker 2: it has to have a moral basis. Certain fundamental standards
Speaker 2: of decency and behavior have to be understood and accepted
Speaker 2: by the majority of its members. Before you can have
Speaker 2: a successful community. The majority must not only uphold those standards,
Speaker 2: but insist upon their being upheld. What has been called
Speaker 2: a consensus of moral judgment is the foundation of law
Speaker 2: and order and the beginning of real community life. Five
Speaker 2: years ago, we helped to create a great testing ground
Speaker 2: for the community idea. The United Nations, the United Nations.
Speaker 2: The American people took the lead in demanding and creating
Speaker 2: a United Nations, and thereby reversed a traditional attitude. They
Speaker 2: had become convinced that all nations were interdependent. They saw
Speaker 2: no prospect of future peace and security except through international cooperation.
Speaker 2: And I break here, ladies and gentlemen, because everything that
Speaker 2: Harry Truman is stating in this nineteen fifty State Department
Speaker 2: document is a total lie. At the time that he
Speaker 2: did these things, he was called a tradear and he
Speaker 2: is a trade gar. This is treason. The United States.
Speaker 2: The American people did not call for the United Nations.
Speaker 2: They did not call for interdependence. In fact, they were
Speaker 2: very angry at what Harry Truman did. It wasn't until
Speaker 2: the socialists have recently come into power that Harry Truman
Speaker 2: has begun to be hailed as a hero. He's well
Speaker 2: versed in the socialists double speak. He sprinkles throughout this
Speaker 2: document interdependence democracy, which is just a code word for socialism.
Speaker 2: A consisis of moral judgment, standards of decency that will
Speaker 2: speak meaningless promises they have never been and never will
Speaker 2: be granted to the people of the United States or
Speaker 2: to the world, and I'll continue. Security was uppermost in
Speaker 2: the minds of those who wrote the Charter of the
Speaker 2: United Nations, to say, succeeding generations from the scorge of
Speaker 2: war was the universal hope of the fifty one peoples
Speaker 2: represented at the San Francisco Conference. All of them were
Speaker 2: engaged in a terrible war, and they centered their hopes
Speaker 2: for peace in the United Nations. Because the world is
Speaker 2: not at peace, because the threat of war is still
Speaker 2: very much with us, the United Nations is blamed for
Speaker 2: not doing its job of maintaining the peace and security
Speaker 2: of its members. The five year record of the United
Speaker 2: Nations shows that it can discourage aggression, it can promote
Speaker 2: peaceful relations, but its power to prevent war and imposed
Speaker 2: peace is still seriously limited. Hit and here comes the part, folks,
Speaker 2: where we're to give up our sovereignty. I continue. The
Speaker 2: United Nations has no law making powers, It has no
Speaker 2: enforcement powers. The Charter did not contemplate an international police force,
Speaker 2: but it did provide that the Security Council should have
Speaker 2: military forces in the form of national contingents at its disposal.
Speaker 2: All the United Nations members said the Charter were to
Speaker 2: contribute contingents by agreement with the Security Council. Air power
Speaker 2: was to be ready to go into immediate action against
Speaker 2: an aggressor on instruction from the Council. These provisions of
Speaker 2: the Charter were not carried out because the Soviet Union
Speaker 2: blocked every attempt to get agreement on the size, composition,
Speaker 2: and the location of the forces.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Well, who actually created the United Nations The
Speaker 1: same Bolsheviks that we created? Right.
Speaker 2: The story of the United Nations plan for effective control
Speaker 2: of atomic energy and its rejection by the Soviet block
Speaker 2: will be told in a later session. Against this background
Speaker 2: of failure to arm the Security Council and failure to
Speaker 2: control the most deadly of all weapons, it is not
Speaker 2: surprising that the United Nations has made no real progress
Speaker 2: toward regulating other kinds of military weapons and forces known
Speaker 2: as conventional armaments. In other words, spokes which you had
Speaker 2: in your clause. Continuing, these failures to carry out the
Speaker 2: provisions of the Charter have handicapped the work of the
Speaker 2: Security Council and damaged the fstige of the United Nations.
Speaker 2: But far more damaging to the United Nations has been
Speaker 2: the open, repeated violation of the letter and spirit of
Speaker 2: the Charter by one of its most powerful members, the
Speaker 2: Soviet Union. Every nation that signed the Charter promised solemnly
Speaker 2: to refrain from the threat or use of force against
Speaker 2: the territorial integrity or political independence of any state. With
Speaker 2: that pledge ringing in its ears, the United Nations has
Speaker 2: watched more than five hundred million free people lose their
Speaker 2: political independence through the threat or use of force. Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Roumania, Albania,
Speaker 2: Eastern Germany, and finally Czechoslovakia became puppet police states. The
Speaker 2: same Soviet purpose is at work in China. He fails
Speaker 2: to tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that the United States
Speaker 2: was instrumental in allowing the Soviet Union to do those things. Continuing,
Speaker 2: the United Nations has helped other nations resist that threat.
Speaker 2: I ran Turkey and Greece, and it is witnessing you
Speaker 2: this lobbya's struggle to remain alive within the communist family. Finally,
Speaker 2: the United Nations stood by while the Soviet Union shook
Speaker 2: all its charter obligations and walked out of almost every
Speaker 2: United Nations meeting because it could not impose its will
Speaker 2: to seek communist China. The United Nations was not built
Speaker 2: to withstand the attacks of a great power. In fact,
Speaker 2: its members knew from the beginning that its peacekeeping machinery
Speaker 2: could not work successfully unless the great powers made a
Speaker 2: sincere and responsible effort to cooperate.
Speaker 1: This was all for the allowance of communism to spread.
Speaker 1: This is the lie that to tell the American people
Speaker 1: so that they can continue on with this global domination. China.
Speaker 1: Who put Mao in, who betrayed Shan Kai shek to
Speaker 1: where he had a fleet to Taiwan? Who was responsible
Speaker 1: for all of that? Where did Mao get his education?
Speaker 1: Yelle in China? What does that mean? Oh yeah, Scolembo.
Speaker 1: The same secret fraternal orders that we ah we see
Speaker 1: cropping up in these types of things.
Speaker 2: Yet the United Nations survived, and in surviety has shown
Speaker 2: that what power it has lies in the very consensus
Speaker 2: of moral judgment, which is the basis of a community.
Speaker 2: It is that mass moral force of world opinion which
Speaker 2: accounts for every United Nations victory. The power of world
Speaker 2: opinion deflected the Soviet threat from I Ran in nineteen
Speaker 2: forty six. It was an important factor in maintaining the
Speaker 2: independence of Greece. It played a considerable part in helping Korea, Indonesia,
Speaker 2: and Israel to establish their national independence.
Speaker 1: Well, there's an admission, and why was that a good thing?
Speaker 1: When we're talking about Israel and Gee? I wonder why
Speaker 1: the the satellite state of the International Banking Eves would
Speaker 1: have had such a supporting friend as the United Nations
Speaker 1: in its construction, GI, I wonder why. I wonder why
Speaker 1: that was?
Speaker 2: And all these difficult tests of its strength, the United
Speaker 2: Nations has been fortified by the full consistent support of
Speaker 2: the United States. It has enjoyed the solid moral backing
Speaker 2: of American public opinion. However, American backing has been only
Speaker 2: one of the pus factors on every clear issue and
Speaker 2: solid plans of public opinion of the whole free world
Speaker 2: has stood by the United Nations. The Soviet propaganda engine
Speaker 2: interprets this as proof that the capitalist world is in
Speaker 2: league against the communist democracies. The truth is that the
Speaker 2: free peoples are against aggression, they are against the use
Speaker 2: of threat and terror. They are against the old power game.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I'll even go so far as to concede the somewhat
Speaker 1: of a half truth that those on the very top
Speaker 1: are not what you would consider quote unquote Jews, but
Speaker 1: that they are utilizing Judaism Zionism, which they created through
Speaker 1: Frankism and all that, because they see from that religion
Speaker 1: one of the most treacherous, disgusting, disturbing, destructive forces that
Speaker 1: they can manipulate and use and pose that as in
Speaker 1: order to completely corrupt and mutilate the world's nationalist strengths.
Speaker 1: That I will say, because if you want to go
Speaker 1: so far as to say, well, they're not of any religion,
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of sorcerers in priestcraft that are
Speaker 1: in these fraternal orders and they dabble on black magic. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't see really how that's different than what the
Speaker 1: roots of Judaism is anyway, honestly, But if you want
Speaker 1: to split hairs and say that there's a there's some
Speaker 1: kind of dividing line there. I don't see it, but
Speaker 1: in the sense that, okay, no, they don't. They don't
Speaker 1: even practice that because they don't believe in Yahweh or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's okay, because neither does anybody else. It's all
Speaker 1: about the Saturn worship being posed as the Abrahamic death
Speaker 1: cult religions, and that comes through. And by the way,
Speaker 1: the number eight is a symbol of Saturn. And what
Speaker 1: did we see all over Lahina area code eight to
Speaker 1: eight the fire The fire storm occurred on eight oh
Speaker 1: eight August eighth. The Lionsgate portal, according to celestial Sodomites
Speaker 1: was eight eight same day. And there's more aids that
Speaker 1: are involved with Hurricane Elena or Helene. Sorry, so yeah,
Speaker 1: signature perhaps who's really behind the stuff.
Speaker 2: The Moral Consensus rose to a new level of power
Speaker 2: with the reaction of the United Nations to the invasion
Speaker 2: of South Korea in June nineteen fifty. Within twenty four
Speaker 2: hours of the communist attack, the Security Council had called
Speaker 2: upon the North Koreans to see hostilities and withdraw their
Speaker 2: forces within three days. The Security Council had recommended the
Speaker 2: United Nations members helped South Korea repel the attack. Within
Speaker 2: two weeks of the communist attack, forty seven member nations
Speaker 2: and twelve non members had declared their full support of
Speaker 2: the United Nations action against the In the same period,
Speaker 2: seven nations came forward with military contingents to make the
Speaker 2: fighting force in Korea a United Nations force under a
Speaker 2: United Nations flag. Within two months, offers of concrete health
Speaker 2: had come from thirty nations. In some casers, these offers
Speaker 2: represented a hard and courageous choice.
Speaker 1: And what was the outcome? The spread of communism, not
Speaker 1: the suppression. So what were they really doing there? And
Speaker 1: what happened later on? This is past the time of Truman,
Speaker 1: of course, But what happened after Vietnam? What missions did
Speaker 1: the United States run to actually murder all of the
Speaker 1: resistance forces what they would call rebels that were opposing
Speaker 1: communism in Vietnam prior to the US ground forces. In
Speaker 1: that whole debacle of just murdering a bunch of Americans
Speaker 1: for the sake of a bloody ritual and some poppy fields, well,
Speaker 1: it meant.
Speaker 2: The small nations living in the shadow of Soviet power
Speaker 2: decided to stand up and be counted for the rule
Speaker 2: of law. In the light of all this experience, with
Speaker 2: all its discouraging and sobering aspects, the United States continues
Speaker 2: to put its long range hopes for a people and
Speaker 2: secure world order in the United Nations. We center our
Speaker 2: hopes in the United Nations, not only because its social
Speaker 2: and economic bodies are.
Speaker 1: Doing The Americans didn't the infiltrators in the government did,
Speaker 1: he said, The Americans have decided this, No, they didn't.
Speaker 2: We wile pioneer work in international cooperation, not only because
Speaker 2: it's related agencies such as the World Health and the
Speaker 2: Food and agricultural organizations have a tremendous humanitarian job to do,
Speaker 2: not only because we are interested in promoting.
Speaker 1: Really, how unpoisoned is our food. They took responsibility over that,
Speaker 1: and now we're the most unhealthy world world it's ever
Speaker 1: ever been.
Speaker 2: Right human rights and freedom of information. The United States
Speaker 2: supports the United Nations for all these reasons and also
Speaker 2: for practical security reasons. We realize that our security consists
Speaker 2: in a combination of many things. It consists in having
Speaker 2: superior military and economic power on the side of law
Speaker 2: and order. It depends up strong and free allies. And
Speaker 2: it depends also in the goodwill, respect to confidence and
Speaker 2: the moral support of decent people everywhere. We know of
Speaker 2: no better way of informing world opinion, of arousing and
Speaker 2: mobilizing it in defense of peace than through the United Nations.
Speaker 1: Peace the absence of resistance to socialism slash communism, and
Speaker 1: they need They are right when they say they need
Speaker 1: to support of the vast majority of mankind to that lie,
Speaker 1: because peace to us as a different definition. So of
Speaker 1: course they need our support, just like they need the
Speaker 1: Christian Zionists to be suicidal in their support of Israel
Speaker 1: and their end goal.
Speaker 2: That is why the United Nations is necessary to our security,
Speaker 2: just as our support is necessary to its healthy development.
Speaker 2: The problem of the absent. The Charter of the United
Speaker 2: Nations was signed on June twenty sixth, nineteen forty five.
Speaker 2: Hardly six weeks later, something happened that created an urgent
Speaker 2: need for new patterns of international cooperation, a need that
Speaker 2: the signers of the Charter did not and could not
Speaker 2: have taken into account. The atomic bomb exploded on Hiroshima.
Speaker 2: The full meaning of that event was not understood at
Speaker 2: the time, and it's still not universally realized. The bomb
Speaker 2: was not the first weapon of mass destruction or glass.
Speaker 2: It did not change the basic tacts of life in
Speaker 2: a pioneer international society. It did not make war either
Speaker 2: more less probable, but it made the effects of war
Speaker 2: more terrible. Therefore, those who thought deeply and calmly about
Speaker 2: the meaning of the bomb came to two simple conclusions.
Speaker 2: Prevent war and find an effective way to outlaw the
Speaker 2: bomb and develop atomic energy for peaceful purposes. Only ever
Speaker 2: since nineteen forty five, American policy has proceeded from these
Speaker 2: two conclusions. Actual documents, ladies and gentlemen, indicate that the
Speaker 2: atomic bomb was used only to make warfare more terrible
Speaker 2: and then create a cry from the peoples of the
Speaker 2: world for world government and control. And that's the real
Speaker 2: truth of the matter. Ever since nineteen forty five, American
Speaker 2: policy has proceeded from these two conclusions. To prevent war
Speaker 2: was already our mediate interest and concern. The use of
Speaker 2: atomic energy presented us with a new and baffling problem. Now,
Speaker 2: let's consider the nature of the problem, the technical details
Speaker 2: of atomic energy and of the weapons we have developed
Speaker 2: from its devastating power are very complex, indeed, but the
Speaker 2: principle of the atomic bomb is very simple. All you
Speaker 2: have to do to blow a city off the map
Speaker 2: is to get together enough plutonium or a rare form
Speaker 2: of uranium in one lump. There is nothing more to
Speaker 2: it than that a lump of metal of a certain size.
Speaker 2: Anyone can do it if he has a way of
Speaker 2: getting the stuff, knows how to protect himself against the
Speaker 2: poisonous radiations, and can delay the explosion until he is
Speaker 2: ready for it. The principle of the hydrogen bomb is
Speaker 2: also simple enough. Whether it can in fact be developed
Speaker 2: is not yet known. All you will need is a
Speaker 2: very high degree of heat, a degree so high that
Speaker 2: probably only a uranium or plutonium bomb could supply it.
Speaker 2: The horror of this situation is that literally anyone with
Speaker 2: access to the refined materials could bring about an atomic explosion.
Speaker 2: What are the courses there but to keep this dangerous
Speaker 2: stuff away from irresponsible men and nations.
Speaker 1: Well, certainly don't give it to a bunch of Bolsheviks
Speaker 1: and Zionists, you stupid assholes.
Speaker 2: Within a year after the bomb exploded on Hiroshima, the
Speaker 2: United States had devised plans and proposals for doing just that,
Speaker 2: keeping the dangerous stuff out of irresponsible hands. The facts aorry,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen, has the documents proved that the United
Speaker 2: States furnished the Soviet Union with the technology to build
Speaker 2: and deconate their first atomic bomb, and.
Speaker 1: That is the truth. But it is the truth. Japan
Speaker 1: was already defeated. Those bombs were freaking unnecessary. They just
Speaker 1: wanted to kill a bunch of people and test their toy,
Speaker 1: and who knows if that's really what it was. There
Speaker 1: was a very important quote that I like to revert
Speaker 1: back to from time to time from a Nikola Tesla
Speaker 1: who said, you're basically barking up the wrong tree there,
Speaker 1: you fuzzy headed quack when he's talking about the fraud
Speaker 1: and the plagiarist and the thief and the genocidal maniac
Speaker 1: who hated Germans long before there was ever a Hitler Eisen, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry Einstein when he said there's no energy in
Speaker 1: the atom, there's no there's no potential there for what
Speaker 1: they were looking for. That's what he said. That's what
Speaker 1: Nicola Tesla said. So maybe there's a different nature to
Speaker 1: what caused whatever they say occurred. Maybe it's a whole
Speaker 1: I mean, would they tell us the truth about it?
Speaker 2: Is a fact, he continues. We decided to put domestic
Speaker 2: control and development of atomic energy under the authority of
Speaker 2: a civilian commission. This decision became well on August first,
Speaker 2: nineteen forty six, when the President signed the McMahon Bill.
Speaker 2: We decided to put the problem of international control of
Speaker 2: atomic energy squarely up to the United Nations. Canada, China, France,
Speaker 2: Great Britain, and the Soviet Union agreed to this plan,
Speaker 2: and the January nineteen forty six, the First General Assembly
Speaker 2: of the United Nations created a Commission on Atomic Energy
Speaker 2: with instructions to work out a plan of effective international control.
Speaker 2: By June nineteen forty six, the United States was ready
Speaker 2: with preliminary proposals for such a plant, and Bernard Baruch,
Speaker 2: the American representative, put them before the Atomic Energy Commission.
Speaker 1: Of Bernard Baruk, the man who was the puppeteer of
Speaker 1: Wilson FDR. And look at that he was still hanging around,
Speaker 1: still had life left in his crooked little heart during
Speaker 1: the time of Trutman.
Speaker 2: Of the United Nations. The proposals were based on the
Speaker 2: report of a group pointed by the President early in
Speaker 2: January to study the problem of atomic control from a
Speaker 2: point of view of national security and international peace.
Speaker 1: Baruch was on the War Industries Board in World War One.
Speaker 1: He was all over this, just like Brandeis was all
Speaker 1: over his little piece of it. So too is Baruk.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they overlap.
Speaker 2: Part of this group, known as the Asherston lelandpal Committee
Speaker 2: change of the following conclusion that effective, workable international control
Speaker 2: was possible, that international inspection of national atomic activities was
Speaker 2: not by itself good enough to safeguard the security of
Speaker 2: individual nations. That therefore a new kind of international authority
Speaker 2: had to be created, which would itself own all the
Speaker 2: raw materials and carry on all the dangerous operations in
Speaker 2: the field of atomic development.
Speaker 1: Let me just go ahead and remind everybody what Baruk
Speaker 1: and brand Dice was. Brand Ice was a Frankist, and
Speaker 1: that's not conjecture. No, he was a Frankist and his
Speaker 1: family was very very close, directly close to the Rothschild family. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Baruth, he was cut from the same wave laws,
Speaker 1: if you will.
Speaker 2: The non dangerous aspects of development could be in national hands,
Speaker 2: but these national activities would have to be licensed and
Speaker 2: insffected by the international authority. The United States offered to
Speaker 2: give up its monopoly of atomic weapons and turn over
Speaker 2: its technical knowledge for an effective international system of this
Speaker 2: cond When such an adequate system of control had been
Speaker 2: approved and had come into effects step by step, then
Speaker 2: we proposed the manufacture of atomic bombs would stop. Existing
Speaker 2: bombs would be disposed of by agreements, and a worldwide
Speaker 2: atomic authority would be in possession of all information about
Speaker 2: the production of atomic energy for both peaceful and military purposes.
Speaker 2: These are the main provisions of the United Nations Plan,
Speaker 2: which was approved by an overwhelming vote of the General
Speaker 2: Assembly in nineteen forty eight. It is an honest plan
Speaker 2: aimed at genuine controls and promising a high degree of
Speaker 2: security to all nations. No other method has yet been
Speaker 2: found that offers genuine control our security. This plan has
Speaker 2: been rejected and fought by the Soviet Union and its satellites.
Speaker 2: The Soviet Union stands on its wreck and ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: I am not finished with this document and may not
Speaker 2: get finished. In the next show later at ten PM
Speaker 2: Mountain Standard time. Don't forget if you're on the Pacific
Speaker 2: coast nine pm, Mountain ten pm, Central eleven pm, and
Speaker 2: Eastern Standard time is midnight. Don't miss it. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to repeat anything, and I'm not going to stop
Speaker 2: until I have read the contents of every single one
Speaker 2: of these documents. If anything happens to me, one hundred
Speaker 2: of our most trusted intelligence operaties are in possession of
Speaker 2: these documents, and they will continue where I left off.
Speaker 2: Good night and God bless you all.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on to the next one. But
Speaker 1: between those or something, I need to show you just
Speaker 1: a little friendly reminder from your Southern Pavlo, your law center.
Speaker 1: That's all. This is dated. I'll tell you in a second.
Speaker 1: This came out on May eighth, two thousand and one,
Speaker 1: prior to the Maside slash Scionus slash Francis slash whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call it, an our government's attack on
Speaker 1: its own people in New York City. Free profiles of
Speaker 1: forty men and women who played pivotal roles in the
Speaker 1: anti government patriot movement, along with timeline recapitulating the history
Speaker 1: of modern civilian militias, illustrate the changing shape of the
Speaker 1: radical right. Now Bill was alive when this was published.
Speaker 1: He didn't get murdered until November fifth, the fifth of November.
Speaker 1: Reaching its peak in nineteen ninety six, the anti government
Speaker 1: patriot and they put that in quotations movement because if
Speaker 1: you're not a patriot, if you're not in support of
Speaker 1: the corruption that has infiltrated the government. Apparently, according to
Speaker 1: the Southern Poverty Waive Law, right patriot movement was a
Speaker 1: particular form of the American oh here we go, radical
Speaker 1: means they like to skateboard, I think, right. That was
Speaker 1: characterized by paramilitary militias. Opposition to gun control. Well, that's
Speaker 1: a fucking great thing. He would you want to disarm
Speaker 1: your American people unless you wanted, unless they were the target.
Speaker 1: And the federal government, which federal is the whole problem there,
Speaker 1: because that has been a corporate entity and it's been
Speaker 1: serving nothing but the Federal Reserve, which is a foreign
Speaker 1: entity with very evil intent for the American people and
Speaker 1: world mankind since about eighteen seventy one or so, and
Speaker 1: belief in an array of conspiracy theories about the so
Speaker 1: called New World Order, so called you guys are part
Speaker 1: of it? What do you mean so called? Does that
Speaker 1: mean that the Southern poverty law center doesn't exist. Come on, now,
Speaker 1: Patriots were drawn from all walks of life, right, and
Speaker 1: though that only some of were explicitly racist, explicitly racied,
Speaker 1: many of the key militants and ideologues of the movement
Speaker 1: had long histories of involvement in white supremacist groups. Well,
Speaker 1: isn't that funny? Isn't the entire wave a community a
Speaker 1: supremacist group against whites? Just saying, even though they sometimes
Speaker 1: claim that they are, and there aren't, depending on what
Speaker 1: suits their purpose at that moment best. In the late
Speaker 1: nineteen nineties, Patriot groups began to dwindle as members left
Speaker 1: the movement. Is that true or do they just want
Speaker 1: us to believe that joined other kinds of radical groups
Speaker 1: were imprisoned, Yeah, by a police state, totalitarian dictatorship government,
Speaker 1: or in a few cases died in confrontations with law
Speaker 1: enforcement authorities. Well, that's very projecting into the future about
Speaker 1: what would happen to build in a few months here
Speaker 1: along with a timeline tracing the history of modern militias
Speaker 1: AVI is this in the southern Populic Latside in the
Speaker 1: first place. Our brief profiles of forty people involved in
Speaker 1: the Patriot movement, whose life stories over the last few
Speaker 1: years helped illustrate the changing shape of the radical right. Now,
Speaker 1: some of these names will not be recognizable to you.
Speaker 1: Some of them will, so I'm just going to read them.
Speaker 1: Ricky Nsworth, they tell you what they what their ages
Speaker 1: are at the time of the publication. Elizabeth Roderick, Donald Buerguard,
Speaker 1: Stephen Barry, Don Cole. Look, it's William Cooper. What do
Speaker 1: you know, fifty six and he just was this May.
Speaker 1: They said, yeah, he just turned fifty six four days
Speaker 1: prior to this coming out. Where was I Helen Chenowith,
Speaker 1: Paul Darland, Charles Duke, Bob Fletcher, Darren Freach or French,
Speaker 1: Daryl Fretch. I'm sorry, Brad Glover, Larry, Wayne Harris. Some
Speaker 1: of these are their own people, by the way, like
Speaker 1: bog Rights. So if he said anything, I don't know
Speaker 1: in the in the Vein of Racism, it was because
Speaker 1: it was too discredit the movements to freedom and independence.
Speaker 1: Ted Gunderson is listed, John Hassey, But this Botwright's character.
Speaker 1: When he was in Vietnam, he was doing some horrific things,
Speaker 1: some very atrocious things, one would say, for the government.
Speaker 1: Carol Howe or how Michael Hill, Emilio Ippolito, Mark Keranke, Kernkey,
Speaker 1: JJ Johnson, Martin Lindstead, Ray Looker, Rick McLaren, John Jack McLam,
Speaker 1: Norm Olsen, John Parsons, Benton Parton, Howard Phillips, Larry Pratt,
Speaker 1: Jeff Randall, Dave ridel Right, Dell, Roy Schwrasinger, Eugene Schroder, Schroeder, Schrader,
Speaker 1: A Shorter, Jim Strode, Leroy Schweitzer, Chris Temple, Linda Thompson.
Speaker 1: You should know that name. Linda Thompson. She was the
Speaker 1: one who created Waco, The Big Lie parts one and two.
Speaker 1: She did a couple of more documentaries. I believe she
Speaker 1: was an attorney. She was there on the ground in
Speaker 1: Waco with her rifle ready to lend support to the
Speaker 1: people inside. John TrackMan and of course, you know, because
Speaker 1: they didn't already just murder his son and his wife,
Speaker 1: they had to also shit talk him because this is
Speaker 1: how the SLP splc rolls. Randy Weaver, you know from
Speaker 1: the Ruby Ridge infamy, not his fault. In Rick Ainsworth
Speaker 1: and somebody named command was a commanders. I don't know
Speaker 1: if that means, but Ricking Days is a Florida Department
Speaker 1: revenue investigator, Richard Ainsworth spent the rest of his time
Speaker 1: in recent years trying to make himself into a major
Speaker 1: militia leader, a global that was that his abrasive personality
Speaker 1: debrails every time. Let's move on to see if we
Speaker 1: can find any more about Bill. I think they're just
Speaker 1: all right. Let's get to Billy. Did I miss early?
Speaker 1: We'll get there. I want to see what kind of
Speaker 1: shit talk the here he is. Well, many militiamen were
Speaker 1: concerned about illegal aliens. Vietnam veteran William Cooper fretted about
Speaker 1: aliens of another kind. See this is fucking absolute bullshit.
Speaker 1: That's what they always do. They always try to turn
Speaker 1: this into something about that, which is absolute trash dog shit.
Speaker 1: In nineteen ninety one, in nineteen ninety one book that
Speaker 1: became a movement classic, so that in mainstream bookstores as
Speaker 1: well as from militia fair booths, Cooper described how his
Speaker 1: research proved that President Dwight the Eisenhower signed a secret
Speaker 1: treaty with being from others outers. No, he said that
Speaker 1: that's what it looked like, and that's what it was
Speaker 1: handed to him. So therefore it could be all a deception.
Speaker 1: And then he, after being around these you fool it GISTs,
Speaker 1: as he called them, fool as an fool as an idiot,
Speaker 1: that it was all a military intelligence operation, all New
Speaker 1: Age nonsense, bullshit, all new Age meaning Masonic in nature,
Speaker 1: deception meaning Cabbalistic in nature deception. So no, no, Beholdeparahars
Speaker 1: also spoke of the scheming cabals and global and elites
Speaker 1: familiar to all patriots, whose final aim was the institution
Speaker 1: of the much feared New World Order. A grand game
Speaker 1: of chess is being played on a level that we
Speaker 1: can barely imagine, Cooper wrote. Cooper also ran a shortwave
Speaker 1: radio ran as in past. That's no he was running
Speaker 1: when you killed him, a short wave radio show called
Speaker 1: The Hour of the Time, and produced a periodical today
Speaker 1: that was called The Veritas, the very first Veritas, not
Speaker 1: the bullshit that you see as Project Veritas. Today. Cooper
Speaker 1: says he was wrong about aliens. Oh well, LEAs now
Speaker 1: is that you jack fuck? The truth, he explains, is
Speaker 1: global elites are using fear of aliens to control Americans,
Speaker 1: in particular through the Star Trek TV series. And that's
Speaker 1: not how he said it. But he says this is
Speaker 1: conditioned programming for this one world government ideal where there
Speaker 1: is no money, where it's all cashless, all these elements
Speaker 1: that are in this very despotic, you know future where
Speaker 1: your transhumanism is involved, which he says is near inter
Speaker 1: indoctrination into the concepts of socialism through subliminal initiation of
Speaker 1: the youth of the nation. Agreed, that's one of many.
Speaker 1: Every program is that currently Cooper is wanted for a
Speaker 1: tax evasion which was a complete and total lie, and
Speaker 1: bank fraud which is a complete and total lie. None
Speaker 1: of these things were valid or true. That's why they
Speaker 1: never arrested him and has been holed up in his
Speaker 1: hilltop home in Eager, Arizona for three years. He recently
Speaker 1: emailed militia friends saying he'd learn and arrest was eminent,
Speaker 1: but that he'd kill as many agents as I can
Speaker 1: before they kill me. You can count on me, you
Speaker 1: can econ on me. I don't think that's how he
Speaker 1: phrased it, but that would be. He did say something
Speaker 1: similar to that, and that's exactly what he should have done.
Speaker 1: If some ways going on your property to cause you
Speaker 1: harm and break up your family and steal your children. Yeah,
Speaker 1: each and every one of those motherfuckers deserves not just
Speaker 1: a bullet in the head, but severe torture beforehand. But hey,
Speaker 1: who am I? Who am I to say? Depends on
Speaker 1: the context, you know, with the evil person who's trying
Speaker 1: to do you harm and murder you into and tear
Speaker 1: down the country and everything that you believe in, all
Speaker 1: the ideals and family comes knocking to endure, to tear
Speaker 1: it apart you personally, what do you do?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Sure, here, let me help you? Or do you put
Speaker 1: a hole in their forehead? Exactly exactly? I'm glad you
Speaker 1: see it my way?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Anyway, moving on, Let's do this one though. And by
Speaker 1: the way, for those of you who somehow don't know
Speaker 1: this already, Yeah, they murdered him, and I think I always
Speaker 1: said that, so even if you didn't know, you know, no,
Speaker 1: thank you oves for being worth those pieces of ave t. Yes,
Speaker 1: even though he always said it wasn't them, it's not
Speaker 1: the Jews. You did it anyway, you killed them? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Can I get the I got to play it first,
Speaker 1: I guess many.
Speaker 2: People began to listen to this program in disbelief set
Speaker 2: out to prove me wrong and found the documentation that
Speaker 2: I stated to be in fact in existence to be real.
Speaker 2: Many of them joined my intelligence gathering organization CAGY, the
Speaker 2: Citizens Agency for Joint Intelligence, and began operating in secret,
Speaker 2: digging out information wherever they worked, wherever they lived, in government,
Speaker 2: out of government, within law enforcement agencies, within the military, everywhere.
Speaker 2: And we have put it together, piece by piece, point
Speaker 2: by point, and everyone who has set out to prove
Speaker 2: me wrong has proved me right. And we have as
Speaker 2: our guests tonight one of those people, a CADGY member,
Speaker 2: one of the best researchers in our organization, who has
Speaker 2: duplicated all of my original research, as have several others.
Speaker 6: Let's give me this one.
Speaker 2: I'm Tom Valentine. What I mean to you via radio
Speaker 2: Freemasonry just hidden folks. Thought i'd give you a little
Speaker 2: heart attack there. This is William Cooper and you're listening
Speaker 2: to the Hour of the Time. Tom was added again tonight,
Speaker 2: but we're not gonna waste any words on him. People
Speaker 2: who have been listening to this program sinceince inception on
Speaker 2: Lay to fourth, nineteen ninety two know exactly who is
Speaker 2: who and what is what. We have revealed the true
Speaker 2: enemy that radio Freemasonry continues to deny. In our series
Speaker 2: of thirty two audio tapes that were aired on the
Speaker 2: Hour of the Time, which is thirty two hours of broadcast,
Speaker 2: identifying the mystery religion of Babylon gets history up to
Speaker 2: the modern day and it's hiding place the cockroaches behind
Speaker 2: the veil of the secret societies of which Tom Valentine
Speaker 2: is a member. Ladies and gentlemen, if you are a
Speaker 2: new listener to this broadcast, I don't have the time
Speaker 2: to replay everything, or to reiterate everything if you're sincerely interested,
Speaker 2: or to the tapes that we have produced. If you're not,
Speaker 2: don't waste our time, and don't waste Tom Valentine's time.
Speaker 2: I'm too busy, folks, trying to save this country to
Speaker 2: play your stupid, silly little games there are and I'm
Speaker 2: going to save this again, and you better listen. Are
Speaker 2: people set on bringing about a one world totalitarian socialist government.
Speaker 2: They operate in secret behind innocent looking front organizations such
Speaker 2: as Freemasonry, the Ancient Order, the Rose Cross are Rosa Crucis,
Speaker 2: the Knights Templar, the Sovereign and Military Order of the
Speaker 2: Knights of Malta, and many many others, at times appearing
Speaker 2: to oppose themselves, but always moving us toward that one
Speaker 2: goal through the Hegelian dialectic of political conflict resolution. They
Speaker 2: have always succeeded because the sheeple of the world have
Speaker 2: always believed that their leaders were taking them in the
Speaker 2: right direction and could do no wrong. And that has
Speaker 2: been your downfall forever. For these people have succeeded by
Speaker 2: creating issues and controlling both sides. The moment you organize
Speaker 2: a patriot organization, it is then infiltrated and controlled from within.
Speaker 2: If you don't believe that, examined the membership of your
Speaker 2: patriot leaders in the lodges of the Scottish writ of Freemasonry,
Speaker 2: the York Right of Freemasonry, the Ancient Order of Gross Crucius,
Speaker 2: the Sovereign and Military Order of the Knights of Malta,
Speaker 2: the Knights Temper and Folks, many many others. If you
Speaker 2: really want to wake up, you continue to listen to
Speaker 2: the hour of the time, for we don't bore you
Speaker 2: with suppositions, and we don't tell you that if you
Speaker 2: give substance to the symbology of the pyramid is stuff
Speaker 2: you're just making it more powerful. That's bullshit. They are
Speaker 2: powerful because they are real ladies and gentlemen. And it
Speaker 2: wasn't the man that Tom Valentine missioned who put the
Speaker 2: pyramid on our dollar bill. It was our founding fathers
Speaker 2: who created the Great Seal of the United State of America,
Speaker 2: both the obverse and the reverse.
Speaker 1: But of course freemasonry was a different nature prior to
Speaker 1: the seventeen eighties nineties.
Speaker 2: It just wasn't used until.
Speaker 1: It was co opted infiltrated, just as our governments are,
Speaker 1: just as everything is. And I'm just gonna pause for
Speaker 1: a moment to read, since he brought up all those
Speaker 1: fraternal organizations. This is Priestcraft Beyond Babylon. This is the
Speaker 1: book that I wrote where you see Bill Cooper on
Speaker 1: the cover, and it says in nineteen ninety three, when
Speaker 1: Cooper began his series Mystery Babylon on his radio broadcast
Speaker 1: and out of the time, he introduced millions of listeners
Speaker 1: to cult practices most were unaware of. He warned the
Speaker 1: world of the threat those still practicing these ancient rituals
Speaker 1: posed to all mankind. Unfortunately, Bill was taken from us
Speaker 1: in a violent Manner murder on November fifth, two thousand
Speaker 1: and one. His memory and his message are preserved by
Speaker 1: a few who share his work with a new generation
Speaker 1: of potential heroes. In this book, I share my extensive
Speaker 1: research along with Bills. I work alongside him in the
Speaker 1: only way that I can now and expand upon what
Speaker 1: he had started decades ago. Find out who they really are,
Speaker 1: learn their mindset, their methods, and their patterns of behavior,
Speaker 1: so that you may better identify their deeds and defend
Speaker 1: yourself and your family from the future they have planned.
Speaker 1: This book covers Masonic initiations, rituals, hospitallers, templars, black Rock,
Speaker 1: Black Cube, Saturn, Frankism, the World Economic Forum, parasites, medical eugenics, demons,
Speaker 1: ai and so much more. And just to read a
Speaker 1: few of the chapter titles here. This is also This
Speaker 1: is available Priestcraffion. Babylon is available on my site sentper
Speaker 1: Se M P E R F R y LC dot com.
Speaker 1: There you'll find all the links. If you want to
Speaker 1: get it from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or from me specifically,
Speaker 1: signed you'll have those links, or you can just order
Speaker 1: from the site. Darkness is read by Bill Cooper on
Speaker 1: beginning on page thirty six. Edmund Ronane a key figure,
Speaker 1: a person who woke up from the ether while he
Speaker 1: was a highly respected freemason. The eu Gritic Text and
Speaker 1: the Cult of Ball, Babylon and the Mystery Schools, and
Speaker 1: a lot of Bill Cooper's broadcasts. Important parts that I
Speaker 1: expand upon are transcribed from his broadcast in this book.
Speaker 1: Morals and Mysteries and a Lot of Snakes. Masonic Initiation,
Speaker 1: The Entered Apprentice, The Widow's Son, The Masonic account of
Speaker 1: Hiram Abiff, Bill Cooper's Mystery Babylon Series Hour nine Initiation,
Speaker 1: Egypt's Mysteries and the Brotherhood of the Snake, Egyptian Revival
Speaker 1: in England, Oral and Written Kabbala Isaac Luria, sabataze Evi.
Speaker 1: Jacob Frank and the Jesuit Connection. Jacob Frank, the impetus
Speaker 1: behind the New World Order and Zionism. The Third Man
Speaker 1: in the Room, Big Iggy, Ignatius of Loyola, The Jesuit Oath,
Speaker 1: the Extended Jesuit Oath, The Full Knights, Hospitaller Knights of Malta,
Speaker 1: the Order of Saint Sylvester Holy See, and the Rothschild's
Speaker 1: connection there stone a foundation dome of the rock harm
Speaker 1: Al Sharif where the ceremony is supposed to take place
Speaker 1: for the red heifer sacrifice. And this this came out
Speaker 1: last November nineteenth. I believe it was what else we
Speaker 1: Keba and the black Stode of Mecca, Canton Square and Saturn,
Speaker 1: Sam Walton as in Sam's Club in Walmart and his
Speaker 1: and his fraternity AI parasites demons or same same if
Speaker 1: you put it in, that's a few a couple parting chapters,
Speaker 1: and then that's a good introduction to what you'll then be,
Speaker 1: hopefully if we're all here, and I don't know how
Speaker 1: many months it will take, but I'm going to start
Speaker 1: writing the next one here very soon. But you'll want
Speaker 1: that one first.
Speaker 2: Well, it was placed on the dollar bill. That's the
Speaker 2: truth of the matter. Makes you have pen and paper
Speaker 2: by your side every moment when you listen to this program,
Speaker 2: because we don't play those games. We give you facts,
Speaker 2: We give you bibliographies, we quote wipe out of their
Speaker 2: own mouths, we cite the loll page and paragraph, and
Speaker 2: we don't play silly games with anybody. Don't go away.
Speaker 2: I'll be right back.
Speaker 1: So this is concrete blonde version of the Leonard Cohen
Speaker 1: song everybody knows and any of you out there who
Speaker 1: have caught a Oh, by the way, what's really cool
Speaker 1: about this is this is the version that's on the
Speaker 1: soundtrack for a pretty decent movie, even though it has
Speaker 1: its own manipulations in it because it's Toddloate but pump
Speaker 1: up the volume with Christian Slater. Pretty interesting, pretty interesting movie.
Speaker 1: Take it for what it's worth. Take the good, leave
Speaker 1: the best. But it's a pretty good movie. And it's
Speaker 1: pretty funny because he's a he's a broadcaster too. He's
Speaker 1: a pirate radio type of guy. And uh yeah. But
Speaker 1: the woman from the band kind of reminds me of
Speaker 1: whatever glimpses I have caught a niche in the past,
Speaker 1: kind of a little bit you gotta you can't see
Speaker 1: the blurry picture and say no, that's not it, because
Speaker 1: she this woman here does actually look pretty attractive sometimes
Speaker 1: when you catch it just right. But there you go,
Speaker 1: there we go. Her voice is a little on the
Speaker 1: sultry side. There, it's a little it's a little off
Speaker 1: putting in my opinion. Whatever I gotta get right, right,
Speaker 1: I guess We're gonna go for it. Oh, one of
Speaker 1: the one of the other one besides this one that
Speaker 1: says steal the air. Another one in the movie was
Speaker 1: talk hard.
Speaker 2: We also have a special guest tonight. Last Thursday, we
Speaker 2: started our series on treason. Treason. The counterfeit government, which
Speaker 2: calls itself the government of the United States of America
Speaker 2: is not is not. I repeat, I renounced it. I
Speaker 2: exposed them. They are illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional, and are in
Speaker 2: fact not the constitutional government of the United States.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. It didn't start with the United Nations.
Speaker 1: It didn't start with Truman, and it didn't start with
Speaker 1: World War two. Those were effects that were allowed to
Speaker 1: occur because it started, or you could say began maybe
Speaker 1: even prior to, but hit its first high note during
Speaker 1: the Civil War and the defeat of the South. That's
Speaker 1: what paved the way for any of this other stuff
Speaker 1: to follow.
Speaker 2: America and have not been for a long long time.
Speaker 2: And we are proving it on this program. We are
Speaker 2: proving the treason their long history throughout the ages, what
Speaker 2: they have done in the law to subvert and destroy
Speaker 2: this nation and bring about their one world to palitarian
Speaker 2: socialists in their own words, ladies and gentlemen in their
Speaker 2: own words. I wrote about all this in my book
Speaker 2: as I first began to open my eyes and discover
Speaker 2: what was happening when I was a member of the
Speaker 2: Office of Naval Intelligence many years ago. After over twenty
Speaker 2: years of research, I wrote a book. In this book,
Speaker 2: I outlined everything that I had discovered, and eventually began
Speaker 2: broadcasting on May fourth, nineteen ninety two, the hour of
Speaker 2: the time. Many people began to listen to this program
Speaker 2: in disbelief, set out to prove me wrong, and found
Speaker 2: the documentation that I stated to be in fact in
Speaker 2: existence to be real. Many of them joined my intelligence
Speaker 2: gathering organization CAGU, the Citizens Agency for Joint Intelligence, and
Speaker 2: began operating in secret, digging out information wherever they worked,
Speaker 2: wherever they lived, in government, out of government, within law
Speaker 2: enforcement agencies, within the military, everywhere. And we have put
Speaker 2: it together, piece by piece, point by point, and everyone
Speaker 2: who has set out to prove me wrong has proved
Speaker 2: me right. And we have as our guests tonight one
Speaker 2: of those people, a CAGY member, one of the best
Speaker 2: researchers in our organization, who has duplicated all of my
Speaker 2: original research, as have several others. Whenever we assign research
Speaker 2: projects or whenever someone volunteers for a research projects, we
Speaker 2: always assign other CAGU members to duplicate the research. In
Speaker 2: this manner, if one misses something, the other invariably catches it.
Speaker 2: On the other end of this phone, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: is a man named Paul who has operated in secret
Speaker 2: for many months digging out what you are hearing in
Speaker 2: this series on treason. It is a duplication of my
Speaker 2: original research, and he has produced by far the most
Speaker 2: voluminous amount of material from his documentation of the treason
Speaker 2: the destruction of the United States of America than any
Speaker 2: other CA member to date, although there are other Cajuy
Speaker 2: members working on this material and some have contributed substantially. Paul,
Speaker 2: I want to welcome you to the hour of the.
Speaker 1: Time, and I would just like to say what he
Speaker 1: said there about other members duplicate the work so might
Speaker 1: catch other things that others did not, a detail that
Speaker 1: could take you to another direction or maybe help to
Speaker 1: give more substance and maybe make things click, because those
Speaker 1: are important because then they those links connect to other
Speaker 1: things that if he missed that detail, you won't see
Speaker 1: how it relates to the next thing. And I would
Speaker 1: say that from watching or listening, I would say probably
Speaker 1: to almost every single episode of this, reading his book,
Speaker 1: reading all the books that I've read, that there's things
Speaker 1: that I most certainly have caught that I think Bill has.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's just put it this way. He had
Speaker 1: a very mainstream narrative impression of World War Two, and
Speaker 1: that that's unfortunate. I don't know if he was cya
Speaker 1: ing or if that's I don't I don't think so, though.
Speaker 1: I think he really honestly bought that hook Liden sinker,
Speaker 1: which I think is unfortunate. But whatever else he contributed,
Speaker 1: he did so with sincerity and the intent to do
Speaker 1: and say what he thought was the truth. So I'm
Speaker 1: not going to fault him too hard for that, but
Speaker 1: I will say I disagree on that one particular thing.
Speaker 1: And I make a point to say so, uh when
Speaker 1: I write when I wrote that book, not as a
Speaker 1: condemnation by any means, but just that you know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people who are under that spell beaten
Speaker 1: into our heads. It was on purpose. It was done
Speaker 1: so on purpose.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Misterickover.
Speaker 2: And uh, why don't really start out. I remember, uh,
Speaker 2: did you know to this day, I don't know if
Speaker 2: you read my book?
Speaker 7: Did you parts of it?
Speaker 2: You have been too busy, how a little bit? Yeah,
Speaker 2: well I remember sitting at home one day.
Speaker 1: Well, I read your goddamn book. I loved it, by
Speaker 1: the way, thank you.
Speaker 2: So as you remember, of course, I had a phone
Speaker 2: number to be able to reach me at any time
Speaker 2: that you need to. And you called me at home
Speaker 2: and said that you had lived in listening to the
Speaker 2: hour of the time and wanted to find documentation for
Speaker 2: some of the things that I had put out over
Speaker 2: the air. And I told you where this documentation was
Speaker 2: and what it was, and you asked me if I
Speaker 2: could furnish it to you. And what was my answer, Paul.
Speaker 7: Well, we have to dig it up ourselves, and that's
Speaker 7: the way to do it.
Speaker 2: So I told you you had to dig it up yourself.
Speaker 2: And of course nobody ever likes to hear that. But
Speaker 2: what did you do after that?
Speaker 7: Well, I had had some trouble trying to find it
Speaker 7: in the library, and you just kind of aided me along,
Speaker 7: as I wasn't aware there was a ton of pendix
Speaker 7: for the Congressional record, and he stated that there was,
Speaker 7: and I went and dug further, and sure enough it
Speaker 7: was there.
Speaker 2: So most of the people who set out to do research,
Speaker 2: I know, most of the people who set out to
Speaker 2: find this voluminous amount of material have started with the
Speaker 2: Arms Control and Disarmament Act. And as soon as they
Speaker 2: got to the paragraph that said that and told the
Speaker 2: law has changed, are and told there's a treaty made.
Speaker 2: No provision of this treaty is to be construed to
Speaker 2: mean the disarmament of the American people. They stopped there.
Speaker 2: What did you do well?
Speaker 7: I remember your program last string with you weren't discussing
Speaker 7: the designament. And he told the people to go to
Speaker 7: their homework and look it up. And I went and
Speaker 7: looked it up, and it's so unbelievable. I kept looking
Speaker 7: and looking, and I kept digging and digging, and unbelievable,
Speaker 7: it's there. There's a lot more there that we have
Speaker 7: an an time.
Speaker 2: To dig up. That's true. Can you take a sort
Speaker 2: of step by step how did you where did you go,
Speaker 2: and what did you do and how did you ultimately
Speaker 2: find I remember one conversation we had, you said you
Speaker 2: had reached a dead end, and the librarian wasn't too helpful.
Speaker 2: And I gave you some hints on how to handle
Speaker 2: the librarian. And did you did you ever use any
Speaker 2: of those techniques that I gave you?
Speaker 7: Well, definitely to yes. When dealing with librarians, unfortunately, many
Speaker 7: of them don't you know much what's going on in
Speaker 7: the federal document area. And the nicer a person is,
Speaker 7: and when you work with the library and sometimes suggest
Speaker 7: things instead of telling them what to do, they they
Speaker 7: are a lot more friendly and they really will do
Speaker 7: what they can to find things. And unfortunately I've had
Speaker 7: to take things up on my own that they couldn't
Speaker 7: even find. It's just it's it takes a little common
Speaker 7: sense and some they can define things. And it's important
Speaker 7: to work with the library and though and really show
Speaker 7: that you appreciate all the work that they're doing and
Speaker 7: how they're teaching us to find these things.
Speaker 2: To another, A little bit of honey goes a long way,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. Yeah, how long do you ever take her
Speaker 2: a flower or a bag of doughnuts or something?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that library is quite away from here, and usually
Speaker 7: it's a different way variant, so it's kind of hard
Speaker 7: to work that one out, but I do. They do
Speaker 7: want to have access to the information, and when it's available,
Speaker 7: they've all been very interested in it. So I'm trying
Speaker 7: to work with them as soon as we get it available.
Speaker 2: So it begins to open their eyes also, doesn't it.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they had no idea.
Speaker 2: Whatsoever Aecinally, no one does, Paul the You know, the
Speaker 2: biggest reason that I wanted you on the program tonight
Speaker 2: is because I keep getting from people, Well, I'm just
Speaker 2: one helpless person. I don't have access to the material
Speaker 2: that you do. I don't know how to do research.
Speaker 2: And what they're really telling me is, oh, it sounds
Speaker 2: like work. I'm not going to do that. That's what
Speaker 2: That's what it translates to in my mind, and I'm
Speaker 2: not going to let them get away with it. So
Speaker 2: I wanted you on the show tonight because when I
Speaker 2: tell them that every bit of this is in the
Speaker 2: public domain and anybody that's got perseverance and is willing
Speaker 2: to work can dig it out. And your living proof
Speaker 2: of that, are you?
Speaker 7: Yes, I must admit. So it's her help with all
Speaker 7: your input with you know that the Funerament program you did,
Speaker 7: and you know, let alone the banking and all the
Speaker 7: other areas I've worked with that. He also gave Smith
Speaker 7: the Smith's address at the end of that program to
Speaker 7: bank her and I also dropped her line and thanked her.
Speaker 7: And between you and g Boles, you have walked me
Speaker 7: through some things are because we don't know much about library.
Speaker 7: It's hard to find and you know, thanks to you
Speaker 7: and stand when he was still helping you and Bernadine,
Speaker 7: I mean, all three of you have. I probably won
Speaker 7: the found half, but when I did, if it weren't
Speaker 7: for your help. So I mean, those guidelines really do
Speaker 7: help people and may save a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I mean the program that we did on Burnadean
Speaker 2: Smith's material you then threw me contacted her and person
Speaker 2: hits classes. He has commitments, he has family commits, just
Speaker 2: like everybody, he has a lot of work to do.
Speaker 2: And really tell you the truth, when he first started,
Speaker 2: he expressed a doubt as to whether he would have
Speaker 2: the time to do this research or not, and he
Speaker 2: certainly persevered and made the time. And he didn't have
Speaker 2: any more free time than I would say probably ninety
Speaker 2: five percent of all of you listening. So why don't
Speaker 2: you go ahead and start. I'm just going to turn
Speaker 2: it over to you and I'll tell you when the
Speaker 2: break gets here. Just tell us the whole story.
Speaker 7: Well, there's three things i'd like to start out with.
Speaker 7: First of all, that's so i'd like to thank you
Speaker 7: for discussing the sun short wave, because that's the only
Speaker 7: way I found out about it, okay, and I thank
Speaker 7: you for that and your help and Stands help because
Speaker 7: he helped me. He was still helping you at that time.
Speaker 7: And secondly, i'd also like to thank your sponsors for
Speaker 7: America for financing here airtime, so that you know some
Speaker 7: of us out here are about a years ago. And
Speaker 7: I don't know how I tuned in, but I tuned
Speaker 7: in and one of the nice you were discussing the
Speaker 7: armament and that it was all documented in the documents,
Speaker 7: and I just it was unbelievable, and I didn't I
Speaker 7: jotted down some things and my notes were kind of
Speaker 7: hard to read, and thankfully you ran a rerun and
Speaker 7: I kap that one, and I started going to the
Speaker 7: library to find out it was true, because you challenge
Speaker 7: us to do our homework. Well, I didn't want to
Speaker 7: believe it was true, but if it was it's something
Speaker 7: seriously we all better face, and if we all face it,
Speaker 7: we're going to regret it. So the local library is
Speaker 7: pretty small, so I started going to the nearest library
Speaker 7: at the center of repository. It's about twenty five thirty
Speaker 7: miles away, and they had some documents, but not many
Speaker 7: of the older documents. So then I went to the
Speaker 7: a larger city quite a ways away, and they are
Speaker 7: a major pedile depository, and they have had every single
Speaker 7: document but one. And I just started learning how to
Speaker 7: use them on the KVOG and taking up sederal dock
Speaker 7: numbers and for jack numbers, and I copy everything and
Speaker 7: then I bring it home. And now when I started
Speaker 7: compiling this, I just it's it's unbelievable. It's all there.
Speaker 7: It's just it's unbelievable. But the key is is we
Speaker 7: got to wake up and realize this. And when we
Speaker 7: get this information available, in order to save people time,
Speaker 7: all the food dog numbers are included, all the page
Speaker 7: numbers US say articles, it's always the page numbers included,
Speaker 7: the section number. So if anybody wants to confirm it,
Speaker 7: and it's important that they do confirm it for themselves,
Speaker 7: this will save them a lot of time in the
Speaker 7: library so they can get educated and educate other people
Speaker 7: and start moving ahead and saving our country, because it's
Speaker 7: it's getting down to the wire. And as you get
Speaker 7: through all this documentation with the public, if they're going
Speaker 7: to start realizing that if they don't act now, they're
Speaker 7: going to be staring at the may K forty seven
Speaker 7: to their heads.
Speaker 2: So what was the what was the first document found
Speaker 2: where you realized that this was in fact treason?
Speaker 7: I started, I want writing sequence with the way you
Speaker 7: did the program, and I believe it was it would
Speaker 7: have been public Flight seven two ninety seven. And then
Speaker 7: off of that comes with a slooprint for the Peace
Speaker 7: Race in the State Department Documents.
Speaker 2: Seven seven, and that showed you, in fact that the
Speaker 2: United States was operating jointly with the Soviet Union in
Speaker 2: order to create a one world government.
Speaker 7: Yes, and that they were planning one government under the
Speaker 7: United Nations, and they were pretty open about it. But
Speaker 7: the people, from what I have heard, I wasn't that
Speaker 7: I wasn't even born then, but from the people I've
Speaker 7: talked to, there was a lot of resistance. They did
Speaker 7: not the American people did not want this, and that's
Speaker 7: it explains one reason why it's so under the rug
Speaker 7: right now, and it's all there. People would just look,
Speaker 7: but they're not open about it because they know the
Speaker 7: American peace people don't want it. They wouldn't want it,
Speaker 7: and it's got to be done in secret, otherwise it
Speaker 7: wouldn't be happening. But they're getting more and more bold.
Speaker 7: So after Public Light two ninety seven, a lot of
Speaker 7: things kind of happened, probably through guidance and stuff, but
Speaker 7: I started finding out where to find out how many
Speaker 7: times it was voted on in a mended you know,
Speaker 7: find it with that in nineteen sixty one while it
Speaker 7: current now, and through digging and documentation, I got it
Speaker 7: all the way to the current datas and supplement for
Speaker 7: the United States Code and it it's still there, and
Speaker 7: they've even added to it, and they've even made it
Speaker 7: a little bit more explicit. So off of that, you know,
Speaker 7: it's a super for the peace race. And then seven
Speaker 7: to seven seven, I remember skimming drew a section in
Speaker 7: yearbook on the one more government, because I mean, if
Speaker 7: anyone sits down and thinks about it, what is the
Speaker 7: specifical flete until the time and the whole purpose is
Speaker 7: the one world government, and to most people, that's a
Speaker 7: new idea, and that's so easily documented, it's unbelievable. It's
Speaker 7: just we got to know where to look. And that's
Speaker 7: when I ran into that one problem finding the appendix,
Speaker 7: I believe in nineteen fifty five and different that'stimonly entered
Speaker 7: into the Congressional records ultimately talking about the one a,
Speaker 7: one world government. And that's when I called you and
Speaker 7: you told me there is an authentic you know, you
Speaker 7: just got to take a little bit deeper and are
Speaker 7: not all there?
Speaker 2: Did you? Did you ever get mad at me because
Speaker 2: I wouldn't really give you the answers you wanted to hear,
Speaker 2: but made you go work for.
Speaker 7: Uh No, I've been raised that it's when you do
Speaker 7: things yourself, it's you a lot more. It's far better
Speaker 7: down the road. And I just appreciated how much health
Speaker 7: he did give, because you know, it's learning how to
Speaker 7: dig up these documents of something no one can put
Speaker 7: a price on. I just I mean when I go
Speaker 7: into a library now nine five percent, if not more,
Speaker 7: I can put my things on it instantly because I
Speaker 7: know how to find it, and I probably want to
Speaker 7: know that if you just sort of told me how
Speaker 7: to get the number, and I appreciate you're not telling me, Well.
Speaker 2: You're a rare individual, because most people do get angry.
Speaker 2: But in this process you have, in fact become an
Speaker 2: expert library researcher and in fact are better at finding
Speaker 2: things in a library than probably ninety nine percent of
Speaker 2: all librarians who do this as a profession for their
Speaker 2: entire life.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, Yeah, we would hope our librarians would know. And
Speaker 7: there are some really good, good librarians out there and
Speaker 7: they really try to help.
Speaker 2: And yes, there are, and we certainly don't want to
Speaker 2: take away from them. There are some excellent librarians out there.
Speaker 7: But unfortunately, in that socialist mentality, the other of them,
Speaker 7: we don't care and they don't have the foggys idea
Speaker 7: and they let you know that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And a lot of them are indeed in fact socialist,
Speaker 2: aren't they?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Could account for the disappearance of some books from some libraries,
Speaker 2: although I'm not accusing them of that because we don't
Speaker 2: know who, in fact is removing certain books from libraries.
Speaker 2: But this is happening across the country. Have you discovered
Speaker 2: that in your research.
Speaker 7: Yes, every single vacuum that I looked for I have found,
Speaker 7: but sometimes you got to come in from a different avenue.
Speaker 7: And the one made library do most of my research
Speaker 7: at I sat down for the State Department document seven
Speaker 7: two seven seven, and they couldn't find it. I asked
Speaker 7: the library and I said it was an important document
Speaker 7: if she could go look, And she went and looked
Speaker 7: personally twice, and she came back up and she said,
Speaker 7: all I can tell you is that it was either
Speaker 7: stolen or it was miss sells. And I thought, well,
Speaker 7: isn't that a coincidence that I was able to get
Speaker 7: that one to the library loan? So I just came
Speaker 7: in from a different angle, and rainfully, it wasn't sting
Speaker 7: at that library have disappeared.
Speaker 2: So now since then we've done a library search and
Speaker 2: found that as far as we can tell on the
Speaker 2: library search computers, it only exists in two libraries in
Speaker 2: the country at the present time. We are not going
Speaker 2: to name those libraries because we do not want them
Speaker 2: to disappear from those libraries. However, it is for sale
Speaker 2: in the John Birch Society bookstores across the country. So
Speaker 2: if you have a Birch Society bookstore in your town.
Speaker 2: You can get a copy of seventy to seventy seven
Speaker 2: from them, or you can just wait until we finish
Speaker 2: the publication of this entire set of documents. The entire
Speaker 2: research project will be published to as a complete set
Speaker 2: of documents with total and complete references and sources and everything.
Speaker 2: I mean, it will be the most incredible evidence of
Speaker 2: the treasonous destruction of the United States of America that's
Speaker 2: ever been published in the history of this country. Now, Paul,
Speaker 2: during your your research, you at some point found, as
Speaker 2: I found many years ago as a member of the
Speaker 2: Office of Naval Intelligence, that it was not coming to
Speaker 2: world government, but in fact, the World government was already
Speaker 2: instituted and in place, and we are subordinate to the
Speaker 2: United Nations Charter at this time in our in actual fact,
Speaker 2: a state of the United Nations. What did you think
Speaker 2: when you discovered that?
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, that's truth, all of the stuff that I
Speaker 7: have found and documented, and you know, in your health
Speaker 7: pound its just I still shake my head. I know
Speaker 7: I do believe it, because I've gone and I've dug
Speaker 7: it up, and I've copied it and I've read it.
Speaker 7: It just it's so unbelievable that some of our political
Speaker 7: leaders in tact to them, either out of ignorance or
Speaker 7: just because they believe in this, would sell out our country.
Speaker 7: I mean, that is that is really hard to believe,
Speaker 7: and it's really hard to accept. And that's one of
Speaker 7: the main reasons I documented is I mean, this stuff
Speaker 7: is fought out and I had to go, I mean,
Speaker 7: dig it up and if it is true, it's something
Speaker 7: we got a taste up to, and be responsible and
Speaker 7: deal with it and move ahead. And if it isn't, well,
Speaker 7: so be it.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately it is true. And I've told you at times too,
Speaker 7: there are times when it's just like it's like a dream,
Speaker 7: you know, I wish someone would prove me wrong, and
Speaker 7: I wish someone would play wake up. You know, it's
Speaker 7: just a dream. And unfortunately it's not.
Speaker 2: That's right, it's not. And all of this documentation comes
Speaker 2: right out of the Congressional record, right out of the
Speaker 2: United States Codebooks, right out of the records of the
Speaker 2: United Nations, right out of the newspapers of the world,
Speaker 2: right out of State Department documentation. This is not conjecture
Speaker 2: at all. It is actual fact. And according to the
Speaker 2: Executive and Judicial Department interpretation of Article six of the
Speaker 2: United States Constitution. The United States of America in fact
Speaker 2: does not exist anymore, but is a state of the
Speaker 2: United Nations under the United Nations Charter. And they are
Speaker 2: in fact in the process of disarming all nations of
Speaker 2: the world to bring into reality their one world, totalitarian,
Speaker 2: socialist state.
Speaker 7: And one interesting thing I'd like to throw in that
Speaker 7: it's very clear in the State Department Document two seven
Speaker 7: seven words per word. It's states specifically that the states,
Speaker 7: meaning the country's armies will be reduced and they cannot
Speaker 7: their forces will be reduced in such a small number
Speaker 7: where there is no way they can challenge the UN army.
Speaker 7: And that is a serious thing that the people must realize,
Speaker 7: is that we do have somewhat of a military left.
Speaker 7: It is only for policing at a national level, and
Speaker 7: not challenge the UN at any in any form.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the real reason for the for it will
Speaker 2: be to police us, yes, with that, not to protect
Speaker 2: us from some outside force, but to subordinate us to
Speaker 2: the United Nations dictates.
Speaker 7: And one interesting thing too about the United Nations that
Speaker 7: I would I don't know how many people really realize this.
Speaker 7: I wasn't aware of it till I started reading this.
Speaker 7: But this is while else you'll get copies of it.
Speaker 7: That we hear a lot about human rights, which is
Speaker 7: one of the United Nations conventions or charters and treaties.
Speaker 7: And what's interesting is that a person would read the
Speaker 7: Human Rights Convention right from the United Nations, which was
Speaker 7: co opted with Missus Roosevelt, and also be the Russian Constitution,
Speaker 7: they will find that many of the articles are worth.
Speaker 2: For words, absolutely word for words.
Speaker 7: And that's what the people have to realize is that
Speaker 7: some one will government under the UN is welcome to
Speaker 7: the fourth right. I mean, it's gotten dry, and I'm trying.
Speaker 3: To get.
Speaker 1: Again misconceptions of what happened in World War Two. Nationalism,
Speaker 1: pride in your own culture, the government not at odds
Speaker 1: or trying to destroy its population, but trying to strengthen
Speaker 1: it is the exact opposite of what he's referring to.
Speaker 1: It would not be a fourth Reich, so let's just
Speaker 1: get that clear. It's more like the parasitic infection of
Speaker 1: the Bolsheviks in Russia, more compared to that, like almost
Speaker 1: directly compared to that happening here in my.
Speaker 7: Hands right now on the new Russian Constitution to compare
Speaker 7: it to the old one and the UN Human Rights
Speaker 7: And when we get that compiled, you know, we'll get
Speaker 7: it available through you and stuff. But the people have
Speaker 7: to realize, I mean, if they sat down and read
Speaker 7: the United Nations Charter it is it has nothing to
Speaker 7: do with our Bill of Rights. It's exactly opposite of
Speaker 7: our Bill of rights. And I just received in the
Speaker 7: mail of the day on buch put o' salley's book
Speaker 7: an agenda for peach right from the United Nations, and
Speaker 7: we're after try and get that available with the documentation
Speaker 7: because it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He said.
Speaker 7: The League of Nations unfortunately failed, and now you know
Speaker 7: we're going to do it through the United Nations. I mean,
Speaker 7: they're pretty clear to what they're doing.
Speaker 2: That's right, and Pulse. Old mister Tom Valentine tried to
Speaker 2: make you not listen to me by trying to connect
Speaker 2: me with with UFOs. The truth is is Tom Valentine
Speaker 2: wanted me to talk about UFO's and his show, and
Speaker 2: it wasn't until I linked UFOs to the New World
Speaker 2: Order that he all of a sudden cut me off
Speaker 2: and said that he wasn't going to continue with me
Speaker 2: on the second hour. That's what scared mister Valentine. Because
Speaker 2: mister Valentine is involved in this. If you listen to
Speaker 2: his show long enough, you'll see that he is covering
Speaker 2: up the real information that you need to know and
Speaker 2: that you will only hear on the hour of the time.
Speaker 2: Nowhere else, Paul, what else can you go into that
Speaker 2: can enlighten people out there? Are there any shortcuts and research,
Speaker 2: anythings that you found that people normally would not know
Speaker 2: where to look that they can go and will will
Speaker 2: help them find information faster.
Speaker 7: Well, if a person has a Federal Food Act number,
Speaker 7: that will take hours and hours of time.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, why don't you explain to us exactly what
Speaker 2: that is?
Speaker 7: Well, according to the Subtle document Ry government documents from
Speaker 7: the United States Government Train Office has a Federal Food
Speaker 7: The Library of Congress has its own numbers, so the
Speaker 7: FUO dot number doesn't do much good, but you can
Speaker 7: find the libraries usually can help you find the Library
Speaker 7: of Congress number, But in all the other libraries with
Speaker 7: the federal deposit which on federal depositories, you can simply
Speaker 7: with the FOO DUCT number go to the Federal Depository
Speaker 7: area and give them that two dot number and they
Speaker 7: will fall up the documents instantly for you.
Speaker 2: Right now, hold on out, because we've got to take
Speaker 2: a break.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know what happens. It's not bad,
Speaker 1: it's not terrible. Listen that it's not. It's not. It's
Speaker 1: a precise little clicking thing here, all right, let's just
Speaker 1: go with it.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is great, but this is almost sortady
Speaker 1: over two hours. I'm not putting this music down whatsoever.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to skip ahead of it. You know
Speaker 1: where to find it. It's gonna be a bit, can.
Speaker 2: You okay, Paul? Can you continue where you left off?
Speaker 7: Sure? When we were talking about the Federal Food Act numbers,
Speaker 7: the key issue is this. The library is not a
Speaker 7: tittle depository. And you can have any librarian if your
Speaker 7: local library is. If it isn't, so, all you need
Speaker 7: is that Federal Food At number and you give them
Speaker 7: the number and the title with it, and they will
Speaker 7: transfer that document in either they will copy it for
Speaker 7: you or they will transfer it in where you can
Speaker 7: copy it or study it. So that's why when I
Speaker 7: compiled all this, every single page as a Federal Food
Speaker 7: Act number or a state federal stat number, and you
Speaker 7: know newspaper articles. I got to the point where I
Speaker 7: get leads from different people or I'd see copies of
Speaker 7: different so called patriots stuff, and it was rather annoying
Speaker 7: because I never gave page numbers and usually just dates.
Speaker 7: And unfortunately, I did find a lot of type of
Speaker 7: graphical errors, and there are some documents that I never
Speaker 7: did find, and.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of there are impact a lot
Speaker 2: of documents floating around the patriot community. Did our frauds?
Speaker 2: Isn't that correct?
Speaker 7: That's what I would say, yes, And unless people go
Speaker 7: document themselves, they'll never know if they're being deceived or
Speaker 7: if they know what's actually going on. And that's why
Speaker 7: when we get this available, it's the page number, the
Speaker 7: second number. Everything is included so anyone can go look
Speaker 7: it up themselves and find it. Now, there's one thing
Speaker 7: is that if you want to go look up any
Speaker 7: type of federal document, and there's thousands of them them
Speaker 7: out there and they're still being published currently. Is there's
Speaker 7: a government publication called the Monthly Catalogs. Some of these
Speaker 7: are published this monthly, and there you'll find them in
Speaker 7: the library monthly in a paper of soft cover. Some
Speaker 7: of the libraries, the larger libraries will actually find these
Speaker 7: in the books, usually by year by yearly. It depends
Speaker 7: how many they're house that the books are for each month.
Speaker 7: But if you want to look up like state departments
Speaker 7: seven two seven seven, you simply look up the title
Speaker 7: in the monthly Cadvog in the index, and sometimes you
Speaker 7: got to you got to dig and look under different
Speaker 7: subject age. But you should probably find that one under
Speaker 7: feet and far. But you're not going to find it
Speaker 7: the day that as if it was released November nineteen
Speaker 7: sixty one, you probably won't find it until October or November,
Speaker 7: sometimes even five months later in the Monthly Cavot. So
Speaker 7: sometimes it takes on digging two different monthly catalogs finding
Speaker 7: that actual federal document as to when it was printed
Speaker 7: in the monthly catalog and in the Monthly calog, you
Speaker 7: will be given the federal two dog number and from there.
Speaker 7: Everything's you simply show the library and that number and
Speaker 7: they'll pull up the document or they'll transfer it in
Speaker 7: from another library. And not all libraries will have a
Speaker 7: monthly cavalog, so you'll have to find a library that
Speaker 7: has the monthly cavog where you can look it up
Speaker 7: or you know, all this documentation that will make available.
Speaker 7: They won't even need answers to monthly catalog. They'll just
Speaker 7: have a dog number and they can send it into
Speaker 7: library moan or whatever, and it'll save hours and hours
Speaker 7: of time. And unfortunately it's rather annoying when not on
Speaker 7: your end though, but on other people said that they
Speaker 7: would have certain citations and they just they don't exist. Now.
Speaker 7: Either it's a typographical error, or it's an honest mistake,
Speaker 7: or it's an intentional mistake. And you never know unless
Speaker 7: you go dig it up. And that's that's crucial, especially
Speaker 7: with a lot of smart ideas coming out in the vocal.
Speaker 1: I encourage you do so with this show, and do
Speaker 1: show so with any show that you are actively routinely
Speaker 1: watching and find out, you know, are they telling the truth?
Speaker 1: Like you can just do this based off of words too,
Speaker 1: Like I don't know somebody who throws out a lot
Speaker 1: of health jargon or so many other things that claims
Speaker 1: of efficacy or safety or use in prevention any of
Speaker 1: those things. Or if you're not anytime you come across
Speaker 1: a word that you don't quite no, don't just gloss
Speaker 1: over and keep reading. If you're reading, if you're hearing it,
Speaker 1: write it down, wait till the end of the show
Speaker 1: or whatever time. I'm not talking about my show. I'm
Speaker 1: just like when you're listening to watching anything. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: don't have a pen right there, and I want to
Speaker 1: keep on pousing, but at least try to remember what
Speaker 1: it is and write it down later so that you
Speaker 1: can go look it up on your computer, on your
Speaker 1: phone whatever. Usually having your phone is awesome in the
Speaker 1: sense that you always never you're never alone because you're
Speaker 1: always being watched. No, that's not why I was saying that,
Speaker 1: but that is true, and listen to but also that
Speaker 1: it's quick in your hand, it's a lot easier, and
Speaker 1: carrying your desktop around with you or a laptop and
Speaker 1: you'll be able to look things up as you go
Speaker 1: so that you can see here, is there any validity
Speaker 1: to that? But then also, who's saying it is it
Speaker 1: the NIH, Is it that the anaid? Is it something
Speaker 1: fing gov? And if that's the case, keep digging because
Speaker 1: a lot of times I find that the so called
Speaker 1: you know, patriot slash truth slash alternative media, which is
Speaker 1: a joke in itself the name, that they are using
Speaker 1: these studies that come from the most controlled, biased places
Speaker 1: to balance out or verify or to legitimize a claim
Speaker 1: that they make. And it's not in the into the contrary,
Speaker 1: but in support of one of those findings that some oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, welcome trust freaking funded or something like that.
Speaker 1: It's like, really really, I mean, let's look at that
Speaker 1: Jonathan Otto for one, and the the other unfortunate person
Speaker 1: who's fallen into the cult of urine doctor group. That's
Speaker 1: all that whole thing about the your urine has themseelves
Speaker 1: in it. First of all, your urine has more salt
Speaker 1: in it than the freakin sea. It's higher concentration. You
Speaker 1: should not drink it for that reason. It's not a
Speaker 1: survival drink. And let's filter just to get that shit
Speaker 1: out of there, and it's all of your waste. Your
Speaker 1: body isn't stupid, but this is a very allopathic very
Speaker 1: there is no This guy Otto claims to be a Christian,
Speaker 1: yet he thinks God is so stupid that he made
Speaker 1: broken parts, broken creation, and that it's so such a
Speaker 1: lousy system that you need to continue to drink your
Speaker 1: pea because you're peeing out all the good stuff. If
Speaker 1: that's not asked backwards, acidine and insane, I don't know
Speaker 1: what the hell is Probably to going more insane is
Speaker 1: the fact that he's actively and you know, intentionally, every
Speaker 1: single day when he wakes up, partaking in a trauma
Speaker 1: based mynd control ritual that he performs on himself, because
Speaker 1: satantic ritual abuse includes eating and drinking your own waste
Speaker 1: products being forced to do so. But you tell somebody
Speaker 1: there's a benefit in it, and gee, maybe that's why
Speaker 1: the NIH tells you these things because they want you
Speaker 1: to be ill, or they want you to they want
Speaker 1: to laugh in their dark humor way at you while
Speaker 1: you do stupid shit. You got auto of there promoting
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Speaker 1: And I want to say to Mike Adams, who's a
Speaker 1: friend of mine. I'm not I I'm a little surprised
Speaker 1: that he's As of last night, I got an email
Speaker 1: saying we are from brightey Own University or bright You here.
Speaker 1: I'll see if I can find it. See what email
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Speaker 1: that's a topic that best left to doctor Monzo, who
Speaker 1: actually knows that was what the fuck he's talking about,
Speaker 1: not these fucking ass clowns, chill freaking grifters and piss drinkers. Sorry,
Speaker 1: but you know, and I'm talking to Mike, and I
Speaker 1: love you, Mike, but man, you know who doctor Monzo is.
Speaker 1: If you wanted anybody to give you insights on emf's
Speaker 1: electromagnetic radiation, the energetic body and how that all works,
Speaker 1: so you can understand how the process, how the mechanism
Speaker 1: actually works, and that way you can understand what is
Speaker 1: bullshit when they try to sell you some kind of
Speaker 1: dumb thing that doesn't work or intensifies EMR because it's
Speaker 1: actually pulling it towards you, or rate or magnifying it
Speaker 1: when it happens, because you can actually increase, like amplify
Speaker 1: this stuff around you by some of these things that
Speaker 1: they put on your forehead and all this other crap
Speaker 1: that doesn't work. You should have talked to doctor Monzo.
Speaker 1: You should have been thrilled to have him on, not
Speaker 1: these ass clowns patriots.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Did you ever go look for one document that
Speaker 2: I ever cited that was not in existence?
Speaker 7: Let's see, did I ever run that by any one
Speaker 7: more time?
Speaker 2: Did you ever hear me cide a document on this
Speaker 2: show or in my book and go look for that
Speaker 2: document and not be able to find it.
Speaker 7: Every single document that you have talked about, I have
Speaker 7: been able to money.
Speaker 2: I want to take a moment here to talk to
Speaker 2: the audience for just a second. Any of you access
Speaker 2: newspaper articles, information.
Speaker 1: Newsletter, Yeah, and they don't understand that that's worthless information
Speaker 1: come from innstream media and they use that as fact.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 1: No, look see it says it's not, or look see
Speaker 1: it says it does, or it is. Consider the sources, guys,
Speaker 1: you mean the liars are lying? No way, Obviously you're not.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't have heard what people like Bill and people
Speaker 1: like myself and people like others have said. You might
Speaker 1: not have heard it all before. Because the thing that
Speaker 1: you hear constantly, repetitively from every single mouth and every
Speaker 1: single paper, and every single TV show and every single
Speaker 1: commercial is going to be the thing that they want
Speaker 1: you to believe. So when you say something that doesn't
Speaker 1: sound that way, it's what. No. No, because look see
Speaker 1: look get a little bit deeper than that. Please before
Speaker 1: you start calling everybody else wrong.
Speaker 2: Letters. Some of you send this stuff through the mail,
Speaker 2: and I've got to tell you right now, anything that
Speaker 2: we get that does not specifically state the source.
Speaker 1: The primary sources. Okay, not just your impression of something
Speaker 1: that someone said, because they said that they cited something
Speaker 1: that you never read.
Speaker 2: Okation, the page, the section, all of these things that
Speaker 2: we're talking about here, we never use. You're wasting your
Speaker 2: time if you send us something that we cannot find.
Speaker 2: If you just send us a page with writing on it,
Speaker 2: or you clip out an article in a paper and
Speaker 2: you don't write the name of the paper, date that
Speaker 2: the paper came out, on the page that this article
Speaker 2: appeared on, or the section and the page of the newspaper,
Speaker 2: it just goes into the trash can because we can't
Speaker 2: use it. Everything that's ever sent to us we farm
Speaker 2: out to a CAGY member or else I do the
Speaker 2: research myself, or Carolyn does it, and it must be
Speaker 2: duplicated by us so that we know it's genuine before
Speaker 2: we ever use it. If you are not willing to
Speaker 2: do that for us when you send these things to us,
Speaker 2: then don't bother sending it. Recently, I got several pages
Speaker 2: xerox from a book. Whoever sent these pages to us
Speaker 2: had very carefully cut out the page numbers and the
Speaker 2: name of the book on the pages before he sent them.
Speaker 2: Why he would ever do that, I don't know. However,
Speaker 2: since I've read The Two Babylons, I recognize that these
Speaker 2: were pages from the book The Two Babylons, and.
Speaker 1: I believe that was a Jordan Maxwell, who was actually,
Speaker 1: by the way, an initiate he was an adept all
Speaker 1: these people out and he talked horrible, horrible, garbage nonsense
Speaker 1: about Bill after he was dead. Jordan Maxwell was one
Speaker 1: of those controlled up get players on the Fraternal Order
Speaker 1: side of things, bringing about the very thing. And guess what,
Speaker 1: Jordan Maxwell was a really big funder of Zechariah Sichin.
Speaker 1: I'll let you figure out what the hell that might mean.
Speaker 2: Since we have the book, we didn't need it. But
Speaker 2: why would anybody do something like that, Why would anybody
Speaker 2: send us information that would not reference the source? Well,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's because you don't know to do that, and
Speaker 2: you think you're doing as a favor, and sometimes it's
Speaker 2: a completely fraudulent document with the intention of getting me
Speaker 2: to use it in order to just credit William Cooper
Speaker 2: Caddy in the hour of the time. It'll never work
Speaker 2: because if we can't do policy for research, folks, it's
Speaker 2: never used by Tadgy, by William Cooper or by the
Speaker 2: hour of the tar.
Speaker 1: How many, now this is the description of social media.
Speaker 1: How many of these people willfully or because they just
Speaker 1: don't care, or because they just don't know, or because
Speaker 1: they're just not smart, sensationalize and blow up because they
Speaker 1: need to get that shock factor and all the flashy
Speaker 1: colors and things to get people's you know, half a
Speaker 1: second worth of you know, goldfish attention to actually look
Speaker 1: at their thing and click on it. How much of
Speaker 1: that crap do you think do you see on Instagram?
Speaker 1: I hear my daughter Jesus came home on Instagram, on TikTok,
Speaker 1: on any of these places, even YouTube, all that crap,
Speaker 1: all this junk. How much of that do you think
Speaker 1: those people put time and effort into research or that
Speaker 1: they just hurt it so someone else's video decided to
Speaker 1: make their own so they could put more const end up.
Speaker 2: Paul, you recently took a trip. Where'd you go?
Speaker 7: I was in Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: You were in the mouth of the Beast And did
Speaker 2: you have some interesting experiences while you were there?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Very interesting.
Speaker 2: Would you like to recount some of the more interesting.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'd like to throw one other thing out so quick.
Speaker 7: On our research and stuff on what still I find
Speaker 7: astonishing is that I did rather well in school, and
Speaker 7: I went to a private school Bankway because my parents
Speaker 7: sacrificed for that. But what surprises me is I have
Speaker 7: not met one person to this day who knows what
Speaker 7: exists in the libraries and how to find it in person.
Speaker 7: And I find it so fascinating that there are thousands
Speaker 7: of government documents. They have years and years of government
Speaker 7: documents on weather control and all these different subjects that exist,
Speaker 7: and that astonishes me that we were never taught any
Speaker 7: of this in school. Well, I find that very interesting
Speaker 7: and it was really frustrating effort.
Speaker 1: You heard him say weather controlled, didn't you.
Speaker 7: I remember one of the first nights I was in
Speaker 7: the library and I used my calling card and I
Speaker 7: called Dan and I asked him, I said, you know,
Speaker 7: I'm having difficulty finding this because we had the newer
Speaker 7: United States Code, and he told me, he said, look
Speaker 7: in title twenty two, and he kind of walked me
Speaker 7: through it, and sure enough it was there. But at
Speaker 7: first it was really frustrating. It was a lot of
Speaker 7: hard work.
Speaker 1: But I believe, Okay, I'm going to kind of skip
Speaker 1: ahead of this because they're not really talking about anything
Speaker 1: to talk about how to do thinks, So let's get
Speaker 1: a little bit.
Speaker 7: It's really interesting in the law life, very interesting.
Speaker 2: No, wait a minute, did you hear that? Folks, power
Speaker 2: and knowledge and you can't have one without the others.
Speaker 2: My people perish for lack of knowledge. Go ahead, Paul, okay.
Speaker 7: And you'll notice that the temple is shaped on the top,
Speaker 7: it's a pyramid without a caps don't on it. But
Speaker 7: there are thirty three commn on the outside, and there
Speaker 7: all thirty three feet tall. And the walls as you
Speaker 7: go in the temple on the front door, on the
Speaker 7: knocker the mine.
Speaker 1: He's talking about the Masonic lodge in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: In case you're wondering, okay.
Speaker 7: On each door, and as you go in, the walls
Speaker 7: are eight feet sick of solid marble.
Speaker 1: I believe it's ma worker nice place to be when
Speaker 1: chic goes down. If you have eight foot slick worth
Speaker 1: of marble between you and whatever radiation chemical blah blah
Speaker 1: blah and bullets may be coming your way, Masonic lodges
Speaker 1: might be a good place to be a refuge. Maybe
Speaker 1: you become a member over in Washington just to be
Speaker 1: in there. They might eat you, though with the door shut,
Speaker 1: they might already have the skewer in the in the
Speaker 1: in the barbecue. Go in for you there.
Speaker 7: You never know a pick. And what's interesting is that
Speaker 7: you go in there with the tour guys had an
Speaker 7: interesting comment. He said that what the amazing speech is
Speaker 7: freedom a thought, freedom of speech, and freedom of action,
Speaker 7: which is an interesting freedom.
Speaker 1: That's added, do what thou wilt freedom of action. It's not.
Speaker 1: It is actually the evil version of cause no harm,
Speaker 1: because you can do just about anything as long as
Speaker 1: it's not injuring, impeding upon, trespassing on you. You get
Speaker 1: the message, right, cause no harm. That leaves a lot
Speaker 1: left over as long as you're not hurting someone else. Right,
Speaker 1: but do what thou wilt takes away that one little
Speaker 1: barrier and says, if you shall desire, you can do
Speaker 1: the most wicked, horrific things because there's nothing holding you back.
Speaker 1: You know, evil and good are subjective, they don't really exist.
Speaker 1: There is no God, there is no soul, there's no
Speaker 1: need of this, and it's all material means nothing, So
Speaker 1: go at it, have a good time. Man is God,
Speaker 1: and you can be your own God. That's the secular humanism.
Speaker 1: Right power, power to put and enforce your will upon
Speaker 1: others is what Alistair Crowley, who was a son of
Speaker 1: two Frankists. Why do I say that because his parents
Speaker 1: were in the Exclusive Brethren who created this clusive Brethren
Speaker 1: Francis that converted into Catholicism and Christianity. Just where you
Speaker 1: get Darby, that's where you later get school Field out
Speaker 1: of these Christian Brethrens which are also Christian Zionists incidentally dispensationalism.
Speaker 3: All that.
Speaker 1: The Schoolfield Bible you follow.
Speaker 7: Me right, very interesting because you and one year death
Speaker 7: ralphere on you very clearly pointed out the freedom of action.
Speaker 7: And as you go in they will they're willing to
Speaker 7: let you take photographs, they're willing to issue actually do
Speaker 7: a movie or video camera. There's one room they won't
Speaker 7: let you do that in, and that's JEdgar Hoover's room,
Speaker 7: who was a thirty third degree in a nice temper
Speaker 7: and among other things. But they show different pictures of
Speaker 7: major people who are Masons, and the symbology they come
Speaker 7: across like they're very benevolent groups. And I've documented in
Speaker 7: Albert Pike's book Morals and Dogma, he has his own
Speaker 7: special room there and his body is very happy temple.
Speaker 2: That's right. His body, General Christopher Albert Pike is buried
Speaker 2: in the House of the Temple exactly.
Speaker 7: And what's interesting is I did find Morals and Dogma
Speaker 7: had a library, but conveniently some of the pages have
Speaker 7: been cut out. But beside the point after it's very
Speaker 7: clear that the first three degrees, he's very clear in
Speaker 7: his book about that they don't know what's going on.
Speaker 7: And the tour guide and the few Masons I meet,
Speaker 7: they come across like they're very benevolent, charitable organization. And
Speaker 7: if a person didn't know the secret underlying truth says
Speaker 7: to what the thirty third degrees and higher, no, they
Speaker 7: probably would be awestruck with the whole temple. But thankfully
Speaker 7: the symbology is everywhere, the serpents. As you look on
Speaker 7: the outside of the temple, looking in on three sides,
Speaker 7: you'll see the rising sign with the double headed eagle,
Speaker 7: which is the new symbol of coat of coat of
Speaker 7: arms for Russia's on their new coins to double headed eagle,
Speaker 7: and you also see the serpents. What's fascinating inside Sometimes
Speaker 7: though maybe you should have someone going through a video
Speaker 7: then you can make that available like the hotels just
Speaker 7: flus here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I think.
Speaker 7: People, I mean, it confirms everything that you said about
Speaker 7: the Secret Society is the one of the most astonishing things.
Speaker 7: It's no matter where we turn, we keep finding these people.
Speaker 7: They were rather excited because they have a Masonic apron,
Speaker 7: and it's a very professional Masonic apron. The picture that
Speaker 7: we see of the man standing on the moon in
Speaker 7: the spacesuit is conveniently holding this Masonic apron.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, let's go back. Which photograph are you
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 7: I'd have to I'm trying to remember which one is
Speaker 7: he He's just standing there facing you know, the viewer.
Speaker 2: The flag or anything.
Speaker 7: I don't recall if he holding the flag. All I
Speaker 7: know is he pointed out he was holding the Masonic apron.
Speaker 7: And you can see it clearly in the photograph, the
Speaker 7: square in the company if you look. And that's what
Speaker 7: blew me away. So I didn't even notice.
Speaker 2: All I noticed it.
Speaker 7: Was, you know, when I grew up in school, that
Speaker 7: is the competitionure. We saw the man standing on the moon,
Speaker 7: and what forwored me was his letter was there? He's
Speaker 7: a thirty thirty three Mains And then I've not familiar
Speaker 7: with Sellis before my time. And if you mentioned the name,
Speaker 7: I'm sure I can tell you exactly who it was.
Speaker 7: He had a letter there. He was a thirty third
Speaker 7: degree Mason, can I don't know what the big deal was.
Speaker 7: Maybe they exposed it to the moon atmosphere or something,
Speaker 7: but it's clearly visible in the picture and they have
Speaker 7: it on display.
Speaker 1: The picture Little Buzzy Aldrin. Remember remember this picture from
Speaker 1: Revolution magazine? You want to see it?
Speaker 7: Do you?
Speaker 1: Okay, let's do it. I'll show you real quick. It
Speaker 1: would be nice to be to pull up more than
Speaker 1: one screen at a time, Hey, Streamyard, look on that.
Speaker 1: Good talk, all right, and maybe a couple more I
Speaker 1: don't know options while you're doing your show to add
Speaker 1: more things, because it'd be cool if I could just
Speaker 1: overlay a photograph without having to pull the one down.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, bro? Cool all right? Now,
Speaker 1: hold on one second. Didn't I preuse a screen? Apparently
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be alone and sad tonight because everybody's gonna
Speaker 1: go out without me, and they were out all day
Speaker 1: good times, let's see, and Dad's not included again. This
Speaker 1: is the second time this week that they're going out
Speaker 1: to do something they didn't even consider giving me. It's
Speaker 1: getting a ticket or ask me if I wanted to
Speaker 1: buy one? Yeah, see that This is from the Revolution magazine.
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can just do one of these
Speaker 1: right clicks and do opening new tab, make it any bigger, perhaps, boom,
Speaker 1: there you go those Aldrin and Omega the alphad they
Speaker 1: alfa a mega Aldrin in America. There's a little star
Speaker 1: in the revolution thing there. Oh, look, I can make
Speaker 1: it bigger. Uhh, there you have it. I don't know
Speaker 1: what was the date. It says you case something or
Speaker 1: other celebrating the machine with a heartbeat. What the fuck
Speaker 1: does that even mean? Celebrating the machine with a harpey?
Speaker 1: If that doesn't sound cryptic and wickedly evil, I don't
Speaker 1: know what does pollow two? Mister buzz like these little
Speaker 1: queer things on his arm, candy raver. Uh, let's see
Speaker 1: what else we got for that? Well, look at this?
Speaker 1: What do you know? What do you fm know? He
Speaker 1: wasn't the only one. Let's have a look. I can't
Speaker 1: make that one bigger. But that looks like a shiner card.
Speaker 1: That's the Arabia thing. So yes, that's also a Freemasonic,
Speaker 1: also from the Apollo two, also faking the moon landing.
Speaker 1: There you have it, is that Glenn, I don't know
Speaker 1: Freemasonry squared It says that's the name of that actually
Speaker 1: one there. Let's see what else we got free masonry
Speaker 1: for dummies. We'll look another one, Ed Mitchell, brother Ed Mitchell,
Speaker 1: the six Man on the Moon dies there he is. Geez,
Speaker 1: that's funny that they would all be Freemasons, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Isn't it interesting that they would all be Freemasons. You're
Speaker 1: Scottish right right here. Let's see this asshole. Do you
Speaker 1: want to visit that one? Let's see among the stars
Speaker 1: free Mason astronauts from Buzz Aldrin to John Glenn. Many
Speaker 1: notable astronauts and American heroes also belong to the world's
Speaker 1: oldest fraternity, right, and they certainly would not there's Johnny Glenn.
Speaker 1: They certainly would not be pulling a stunt and lying
Speaker 1: to the people. While these are really bad pictures, they
Speaker 1: didn't they didn't they blow these up a little too
Speaker 1: big A Gordo Gordon Cooper. That's interesting, this is not.
Speaker 1: They are not getting any better with this Polo seven man.
Speaker 1: They're all over it, aren't they. Look at this guy
Speaker 1: holding his little shaft sick fuck. Yeah, yeah they are.
Speaker 1: They are phallic worshipers, right, so it makes sense that
Speaker 1: he'd be holding the base and stroking, stroking the old
Speaker 1: the balls there. Yeah, yep, yep, yep. And I think
Speaker 1: that's good enough for now because this is really crappy photos.
Speaker 1: Oh look at this. What do you know? What do
Speaker 1: you know? Rainbow Girls, Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free
Speaker 1: and Accepted Masons of Florida, Rainbow Girls of Masonry. Wow,
Speaker 1: look at that, the Red Astronauts, International Order of Rainbow
Speaker 1: for Girls. It's the International Order of Rainbow. Guess what
Speaker 1: that's not coincidental with the big gay flag. Think about it.
Speaker 1: If it's the Illumined Ones, if it's the Luminati. What
Speaker 1: do you think the rainbow represents but the prism, the
Speaker 1: full spectrum of light that we can perceive. Correct? So
Speaker 1: is it a gay flag or is it a way
Speaker 1: of introducing the new world order globalist flag? Hmmm? I
Speaker 1: wonder just to her? I guess she was the only
Speaker 1: important one. In nineteen twenty two, Rainbow was created for
Speaker 1: young women whose fathers were members of the Masonic lodge
Speaker 1: and their friends. Although a Christian minister named W. Mark Sexton,
Speaker 1: founder founded the organization. Today, the leaders of the Rainbow
Speaker 1: Girls respect the weal and welcome all girls of from
Speaker 1: every religion. Well, that's what the Masonic letter always did.
Speaker 1: Their main focus is more on the spiritual principles of being.
Speaker 1: And by the way, you can't be Christian and Mason,
Speaker 1: It's not possible. You're a liar of to one of them.
Speaker 1: Their main focus is more on the spiritu principles of
Speaker 1: being a kind and caring person. Nice pr Well, the
Speaker 1: Rainbow practices and programs continue to evolve, the basic teachings
Speaker 1: of faith, hope, and charity remain a cornerstone. Oh, the
Speaker 1: cornerstone nice nice ver centre of the Dynamic Girls youth group. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wonder how much there is two the Rainbow Girls,
Speaker 1: and perhaps you know some very unfortunate frankest style child
Speaker 1: abuse and sexual abuse. I wouldn't. I honestly don't want
Speaker 1: to know. I have a friend. She was a She
Speaker 1: was Esther in fact, in the Daughters What am I look?
Speaker 1: What might I say? The fuck is that one Daughters
Speaker 1: of the Eastern Star. There we go, that's the one
Speaker 1: she was. She was at the level of esther. Oh
Speaker 1: look at this, I wonder why they would even make
Speaker 1: a shirt like that. All right, Mason Nasa Lugo, Is
Speaker 1: it all just that's just a fun, fun little game
Speaker 1: that we play here pretending that things are real and
Speaker 1: nothing's a lie and can just trust everything that we
Speaker 1: see Midnight Mason's Nasa, Giodoro Bruno and other worlds. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's kind of trying to validate their claims. It's not.
Speaker 1: Let's move on, brother John Glenn Manned Spacecraft Center, eighteenth
Speaker 1: July nineteen twenty one. Eight eighth December twenty and fifteen. Boo, Okay,
Speaker 1: we're dead in here. Let's move on Space Masons. All
Speaker 1: look at this one and the Allen conspiracy Space Masons
Speaker 1: documentary about the best kept secret in NASA. Okay, back
Speaker 1: to the shear. This is the show, back to his show, Mike,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 3: Buddy?
Speaker 1: The good thing about this is there is a replay.
Speaker 7: Sure showing this and they have the actual apron there too.
Speaker 7: They also have President Bush's some of his complaints President
Speaker 7: quails in a couple of letters from Missus Bush.
Speaker 1: So for those of you out there who are going
Speaker 1: to pretend that the Skull and Bones are a completely
Speaker 1: separate entity and the normal why is why are his
Speaker 1: gufflings at the premousonic Lodge? And do you see even
Speaker 1: though Bush was a scull and bones. Some people have
Speaker 1: a problem mixed, you know, seeing the inner connecting this here,
Speaker 1: or you could be you know, five auta Kappa still
Speaker 1: be connected to the Free Masonic corner. It's funny how
Speaker 1: that works. It's funny how all these paternal and sororities,
Speaker 1: fraternal orders and sororities have some linkage because they're all
Speaker 1: secret societies, and they're all supposed to help one another
Speaker 1: throughout life no matter what. Even if they're guilty of
Speaker 1: a crime, and you are the judge or a lawyer
Speaker 1: or a police officer, you're supposed to help them in
Speaker 1: any way you possibly can. How does that make it
Speaker 1: a fair and just judicial system. They've gone long gone
Speaker 1: since since then to even pretend that there's any type
Speaker 1: of rule of law. There's just double standard law, right.
Speaker 1: And of course, if you're a if you're a an
Speaker 1: and then entering military, that you're that are you know,
Speaker 1: if it's my entering military into the United States and
Speaker 1: I'm paying for them, and I actually operate and run
Speaker 1: the the United States, of course, if some police officer
Speaker 1: arrests one of my soldiers for raping a toddler, and
Speaker 1: whatever the hell else they do. I'm going to make
Speaker 1: sure that they get out the next day without any bail,
Speaker 1: because I already paid for them. They have a job
Speaker 1: to do, right, I'm not that sick fuck that would
Speaker 1: do that. But this is what the un does, is
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, more evidence that they are here for
Speaker 1: a particular purpose. They're getting all this free stuff because
Speaker 1: they're being This is their incentive to do whatever is
Speaker 1: going to be called upon to do soon soon. What
Speaker 1: is it? Eight days? Nine days left?
Speaker 7: Albert Pik has his own room just like cha after Hoover,
Speaker 7: and he Spodly has over four or five hundred writings
Speaker 7: or work and moiled and dogma work everywhere in that realm.
Speaker 7: The library is open to the public, and the library
Speaker 7: is just loaded with iconic literature. And anyone can go
Speaker 7: read this for themselves. It's clear.
Speaker 2: And now can you imagine how much power they had
Speaker 2: in the United States and in the world, with j
Speaker 2: Edgar Hoover, a thirty third degree freemason, hand picking the
Speaker 2: agents for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, digging up dirt
Speaker 2: on all the people in office throughout this country, and
Speaker 2: then paying them a visit and telling them, hey, we
Speaker 2: got this, this, and this on you, and if you
Speaker 2: don't go along with us, your sun.
Speaker 1: What was the Federal Bureau of Investigation created to do
Speaker 1: protect the interests of the other thing that's not actually
Speaker 1: federal because federal just means that it's all serving the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve, right, So it's the Federal Reserve, the foreign bank,
Speaker 1: the foreign entity you could even call the foreign embassy
Speaker 1: on American soil. So that you have yourself, the United
Speaker 1: Nations in New York, you have the CFR, you have
Speaker 1: these bureaus, and you have the what do you call it,
Speaker 1: the Federal Reserve. These are all entities that are all interconnected, interconnected, Yes, CFR,
Speaker 1: the outcropping, the birth of the United Nations was through
Speaker 1: the CFR. So all of this working against you and me.
Speaker 1: The true government right before our eyes, not really government,
Speaker 1: but dictators because there's no there's no there's no anything there.
Speaker 1: There's no constitution that they follow. They talk about the
Speaker 1: United Nations Charter, which they just all augment and bend
Speaker 1: whenever they see fit to serve their own needs. But
Speaker 1: you can't even veto or ignore or excuse yourself from
Speaker 1: any of the Security Council or general assemblies decrees that
Speaker 1: they vote on, and every member staying in all one
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety three nations that have been conquered by
Speaker 1: the same banking interests of the Oyvays all must follow
Speaker 1: it because they are owned. They are owned, and their
Speaker 1: people are populating the seats in each of these governments.
Speaker 1: So it's not like it's a fight. It's not like
Speaker 1: it's a struggle. It's not like a oh, man, I
Speaker 1: really have to do this. No, they're wilful participants because
Speaker 1: they are agents, all of them doing their part to
Speaker 1: destroy mankind everywhere.
Speaker 2: Now we know that happened because it has been revealed
Speaker 2: throughout the years that that's exactly what Jaed or Hoover did.
Speaker 2: And this, ladies and gentleman, accounts for a lot of
Speaker 2: the actions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in recent years.
Speaker 2: And with Randy Weaver of Gordon Call up on Whidbey Island.
Speaker 1: The ship he just renamed two of the people that
Speaker 1: were on that list.
Speaker 2: With the move group with the Symbionese Liberation Army, which
Speaker 2: by the way, was created in a mind control experiment
Speaker 2: in the prisons system in California, which was documented. Folks
Speaker 2: by the NAPA by the NAPA Sentinel, and the most
Speaker 2: recent debacle, the massacre of Waco, Texas. What else did
Speaker 2: you find Paul.
Speaker 7: Had some atonic help for flavor of.
Speaker 2: Congress or anything.
Speaker 7: I did find a couple of books at the Library
Speaker 7: of Congress with the thirteenth Amendments. They did worth the words.
Speaker 7: They were in the rare book collection, and I mean nflas.
Speaker 2: So they have in fact taken the real thirteenth Amendment
Speaker 2: from the Constitution and substituted it with something else exactly.
Speaker 7: And what's interesting is that, you know the problem I
Speaker 7: am with that is the Constitution, in my eyes, is
Speaker 7: the highest document in the land, and it's nothing to
Speaker 7: be tampered with. And all the research we've stug up
Speaker 7: on manager looks like it's been tampered with. And what's fascinating,
Speaker 7: there is very few, if any of us, know anything
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 2: That's right. These people aren't that traitors exactly.
Speaker 7: And if people have to realize, they better look up
Speaker 7: the word treason and may better learn. I used when
Speaker 7: I grew up, I used to respect Americans for having
Speaker 7: a backbone and standing up for what's right and being
Speaker 7: brave and courageous, and all I can say is they
Speaker 7: better look up the word treason and they better start realizing.
Speaker 7: Which politicians and I've talked with a lot of them personally,
Speaker 7: and there are very few, unfortunately, that are on our side.
Speaker 7: They know exactly what's going on and they've been part
Speaker 7: of it. I mean, in the documentation you'll find the
Speaker 7: most current records we have found on those updates on
Speaker 7: public Lights seven two ninety seven, which is talking about
Speaker 7: a complete and told designament. Conveniently, some of the voting
Speaker 7: records don't exist. But the people that are realize how
Speaker 7: their own representatives in the House and Center and are
Speaker 7: voting on these things, and make them accountable, and if
Speaker 7: they're selling out the country, get them out of office
Speaker 7: and get some decent people in because this is flat
Speaker 7: out treason and they're getting so bold. And as you know,
Speaker 7: you go through all this documentation, though, you're going to
Speaker 7: the people are going to start realizing how bold they are.
Speaker 7: A lot of these newspaper articles I got leads from
Speaker 7: other people, and some of them I just ran across
Speaker 7: skimming through the papers, and they are very bold. I
Speaker 7: just mentioned to you it's on its way on front
Speaker 7: page Washington Times, December fifteenth. The new Army manual that
Speaker 7: comes out next month shows our troops literally under the
Speaker 7: United Nations, and it's about time people realize that, you know,
Speaker 7: our troops and desert storm, desert shield, whatever they want
Speaker 7: to call it, they weren't one signings on those vehicles.
Speaker 2: Desert scam is the real word. There they go.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what it was. And I have George Bush's
Speaker 7: exact from the Weekly Compilation. I just got that where
Speaker 7: he said the desert storm, that whatever war you want
Speaker 7: to call it, that was implementing the new World order
Speaker 7: work for work from a government printing government printing office
Speaker 7: document and the people, I mean, the docufication is all available.
Speaker 7: The key is is now we got to start moving
Speaker 7: ahead and start realizing the traders.
Speaker 1: And why was it to do that? Because they were
Speaker 1: getting rid of the last strongholds that did not have
Speaker 1: a central bank controlled by the same City of London
Speaker 1: entity that is the frankest Zionist oive rothschild in nature entity. Right,
Speaker 1: Libya was taken down all these places that were and
Speaker 1: guess what Russia under putin it is one of those
Speaker 1: thorns in the side. Is the way I perceive it,
Speaker 1: even though everybody wants to argue me about thing about
Speaker 1: espionage is you have to become one of them. You
Speaker 1: have to be trained by them, you have to be
Speaker 1: in that groove when they control everything in order to
Speaker 1: be to get anywhere, unless you're just gonna be one
Speaker 1: of those lone rogues who just happens to be very
Speaker 1: good at not being like a freaking like Assassin's creed
Speaker 1: and pop, that one guy that changes the world. If
Speaker 1: that's not I don't know, seems a little bit fantastical
Speaker 1: and not realistic. Then the other way to do it
Speaker 1: is to let them bring you up, let them build
Speaker 1: you up, and then have your own mind, have your
Speaker 1: own your own views on things. Is disagree work against
Speaker 1: because now you're already in the position to where you
Speaker 1: can do something.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's what's happening. That's my perception of it.
Speaker 1: Who knows. All I know is that there's everything that
Speaker 1: they've said about Russia in the last I don't know
Speaker 1: how long about Putin's been bullshit, and you know, their
Speaker 1: their lack of desire to raise carnage all throughout Europe
Speaker 1: and their built and the fact that they've saved him.
Speaker 1: When Ukraine was trying to sabotage their own nuclear power
Speaker 1: plants and cause come, you know, total poisonous devastation, they
Speaker 1: prevented them from doing that. Russia went in there and
Speaker 1: fixed that, and Russia took out some freaking bile warfare,
Speaker 1: which this place is poisons that Ukraine was trying to
Speaker 1: work up to get to. And obviously Ukraine isn't do
Speaker 1: by themselves. And Rothschild's were kicked out in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: after they paid off their debt, kind of like Andrew
Speaker 1: Jackson paid off her debt, had a bunch of assassinations
Speaker 1: attempts on him through the Rothschild agents. They didn't go
Speaker 1: so far as what what Hitler did, which was amazing
Speaker 1: and awesome, actually kidnapping in Rothschild's, but they did imprison
Speaker 1: a couple and they may have popped a few, They
Speaker 1: might have popped a few agents, but not an actual
Speaker 1: Rothschild in their possession in Russia. And they made it
Speaker 1: pretty clear that if they were ever to come back
Speaker 1: and try to conduct business that it would not be
Speaker 1: good for them. So there's that. And if that's not
Speaker 1: a signature or a symbol or a sign a symbol
Speaker 1: side I said, looking for the word to sign a
Speaker 1: sign of You know, they might be a little bit different,
Speaker 1: even though they might not be the epid of me.
Speaker 1: Of all the things that are good in the world,
Speaker 1: if they're against the thing that's trying to destroy all
Speaker 1: of us, maybe that might not be some Boddy want
Speaker 1: to reject wholeheartedly. Seems like he's pretty pissed about the
Speaker 1: Bolshevik Revolution. It seems like he does point out that,
Speaker 1: you know, the Jews were, that the Judaic Zionists were
Speaker 1: the the vast majority of the Bolsheviks, and then the
Speaker 1: fellow travelers from the lodges who weren't what were in
Speaker 1: the sense that they were going for the same idealism.
Speaker 1: He points that out. He goes and builds churches, he
Speaker 1: goes in, talks about how horrific it was that the
Speaker 1: Christian Romanovs were murdered. So and his and Chilton Knitsen
Speaker 1: before his death was the best buddies with Putin. Nobody forgot,
Speaker 1: Nobody ever brings that up. I'm just saying there's a
Speaker 1: lot of evidence to the contrary of Western fucking media,
Speaker 1: and I'll just leave that that. I kind of went
Speaker 1: off on a tangent. Anyway, let's go, they have.
Speaker 7: To be taken out of office, and you know we're not.
Speaker 7: If they if they're feared about doing that, they better
Speaker 7: they better reflect back on Russia and communism and socialism.
Speaker 7: They better understand what it is in their mind, and
Speaker 7: they better start reading Grbachov's own book called Ter a Striker,
Speaker 7: which some of it's in the documentation where he is
Speaker 7: ultimately a socialist. He is ultimately a communist, and he
Speaker 7: just happens to have an office on the Presidio, the
Speaker 7: oldest line running military base in the United States in
Speaker 7: San Francisco, and anyone can go get his phone number
Speaker 7: out of the library. They can write him and find
Speaker 7: out who's on his board, which is interesting as a
Speaker 7: bunch of congressman at the congressman.
Speaker 2: And ex high officials of the United States government. I
Speaker 2: might have, yes, very high. And he is listed as
Speaker 2: an official advisor to the President of the United States
Speaker 2: of America. And in his book he states, don't be
Speaker 2: fooled by the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Speaker 7: And one interesting comment I might have when you get
Speaker 7: into the State Department document with that, when Gorbachev and
Speaker 7: Reagan Tine, the I and L three h huh. You'll
Speaker 7: find in the fine printer that mister Schultz even says
Speaker 7: he read Gorbachev's books. That's right, So he's very aware
Speaker 7: of what's going on.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 7: And he's conveniently on the advisory report. But the people
Speaker 7: that are realized, I mean, Gorbachev is more than clear
Speaker 7: and open as to what he's doing. It's the one
Speaker 7: world order, and that if they think this is painful,
Speaker 7: well they better project himselves into the future and the
Speaker 7: socialist communists that's right, police state and if this is
Speaker 7: heaven compared to what they're going to start facing down
Speaker 7: the future. And I'm not being I'm not leaning on
Speaker 7: anybody's parade. When they start reading the actual government documents
Speaker 7: and start digging for themselves, it's a rude awakening, but
Speaker 7: it's true, and we got to wake up.
Speaker 2: That's right, and we're out of time. Paul, I want
Speaker 2: to thank you very much for being our guest tonight.
Speaker 2: I want to thank you so much for all the
Speaker 2: work that you've done, most of it unsung and in libraries,
Speaker 2: at tables late at night, and the sweat that you
Speaker 2: put in for this country. I think it's gonna go
Speaker 2: a long way to help liberate us. Right, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: form your militia units. There will be no political solution
Speaker 2: to this, ladies and gentlemen, and you will not find
Speaker 2: relief in the courts. Good night, and God bless each
Speaker 2: and every one of you.
Speaker 1: Excuse me. Now, there's one other thing I want to
Speaker 1: throw on here, and then we're going to call it
Speaker 1: a day, because it's already three hours long, right, but
Speaker 1: let's just let me present this real quick. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have to let me find it first. That way you're
Speaker 1: not seeing me scrolling and all that craft. But it's
Speaker 1: on Europe, the last battle, and it looks like I
Speaker 1: have to do a lot of scrolling here. Oh you know,
Speaker 1: that's the end of it, really is at the end
Speaker 1: of it. Huh m hmm. This is a really odd
Speaker 1: Lewis Faery cood thing. And for some reason I'm not
Speaker 1: seeing it now, was it not? O'keefes? Huh No, Uh,
Speaker 1: give me a moment. It's worth it if I find it.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is okay, all right, it's loud. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you that right now. It is loud and
Speaker 1: I gotta take a full scort to get back to
Speaker 1: where I was. All right, So I'm gonna present this
Speaker 1: at seven minutes long. I'm gonna stay out of it
Speaker 1: until he's done talking, and you tell me what you
Speaker 1: think about what is said here. And I mean to
Speaker 1: actually do it, like write it in the chat or
Speaker 1: make it last longer by writing it in the uh yeah,
Speaker 1: what do you call it? Comment section? Please tell me
Speaker 1: what you think and make sure that you can hear it, please,
Speaker 1: because I'm not gonna add the audio on this one,
Speaker 1: because I think again, still I help it. It's still
Speaker 1: set up to where it's coming through the same way
Speaker 1: my mic does, which is weird, but it does that
Speaker 1: from the computer computer. One second, she just started a moment, and.
Speaker 2: It is this that they fear.
Speaker 6: I don't have no harmy.
Speaker 1: One more second. I gotta get myself off the screen sills.
Speaker 1: There we go.
Speaker 2: Back to it.
Speaker 9: I just know the truth, and I'm here to separate
Speaker 9: the good juice from the scene.
Speaker 6: Cunning jud.
Speaker 1: Now, I have a couple examples in my real life,
Speaker 1: but I think the ones that are very judaic, the
Speaker 1: ones that are very religious to their religion, I don't
Speaker 1: think that religion is any good. I think it's straight
Speaker 1: up freaking evil. Talmud, kabbala Torah. They all use it
Speaker 1: to justify they can do just about anything, and we're
Speaker 1: all just garbage in their way.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, this is just the beginning. Banning me
Speaker 6: from a social platform.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: I use that platform with respect.
Speaker 9: I never allowed those who follow me to become file
Speaker 9: as those who speak evil of us. So I am
Speaker 9: dangerous sad to you unless you feel the Father Flager's
Speaker 9: invitation to me may hurt Saint Sabinah. They don't have
Speaker 9: the power to hurt Saint Sabina.
Speaker 2: If you don't give them that power.
Speaker 9: I thank you for listening to me. I have not
Speaker 9: said one word to hate. I do not hate Jewish people.
Speaker 9: Not one that is with me has ever.
Speaker 6: Committed a crime.
Speaker 9: Against the Jewish people, black people, white people, no matter
Speaker 9: what your color is. As long as you don't attack us,
Speaker 9: well you don't bother you.
Speaker 1: No, he's more interested than killing people like Malcolm X.
Speaker 9: So you met me tonight, social media, you met me tonight.
Speaker 9: I plead with the rulers let the truth be taught.
Speaker 2: I plead.
Speaker 6: Because this is the only thing that will.
Speaker 9: Make America not great again, make America truly great.
Speaker 3: If you allow me.
Speaker 9: To tell the truth that God has revealed to his servant.
Speaker 9: The honorable E lied to Mohammed that he taught me,
Speaker 9: we can save America from her destructive fall.
Speaker 6: I'm not a misogynist, I'm not a homophobe.
Speaker 9: Don't be angry with me if I stand up on
Speaker 9: God's words. But I don't hate my brothers and sisters.
Speaker 2: Who have been.
Speaker 9: Exposed to the great deception. Taking the word God is love,
Speaker 9: and I love my brother. In fact, we kissed when
Speaker 9: I came up here.
Speaker 1: In fact, I still have a chubby. I'm serious not
Speaker 1: saying that.
Speaker 2: This is not queer.
Speaker 6: This is straight up love.
Speaker 8: So from tonight, I'm not going to ask you to
Speaker 8: let them put you in jail what they call Facebook jail.
Speaker 9: We have a teaching about the maker of the White race.
Speaker 9: His followers were put in jail. I wonder is it
Speaker 9: Facebook jail?
Speaker 6: And everywhere they looked, it was another one till all
Speaker 6: the jails got filled up.
Speaker 9: And that's when the President said, I think I better
Speaker 9: go and start a dialogue with fi cons because this
Speaker 9: false mess to give you civil rights and take it
Speaker 9: back with them. You owe us, and I'm here, by
Speaker 9: God's permission to tell all of you what justice looks like.
Speaker 9: It's not a white woman.
Speaker 6: A TV show in a nice car in a nice home.
Speaker 6: I got all of that.
Speaker 1: Too, including the white woman.
Speaker 6: They are nobody.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 6: I love you.
Speaker 9: I love you because God loves you and wants to
Speaker 9: free you from the grip of Satan that we may
Speaker 9: build a righteous world. And Father Flaga will be in
Speaker 9: that righteous world. You can believe it is a true
Speaker 9: sir of Jesus the Christ. Thank you for listening.
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