Speaker 1: Just one second, please, that's gotta get my blue light here.
Speaker 1: That should have been so right, Are we good?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 1: Come on man, h come on, oh, because there's no
Speaker 1: title that would have to do it. Okay, hold on,
Speaker 1: there we go. I think that we're good. Let's see. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that would help you. Gotta you gotta have your title
Speaker 1: of your video if you're gonna want it to post up. Okay,
Speaker 1: there we go. So now we're on Brady, on Rumble
Speaker 1: YouTube and wherever else I post. After that. How's everybody
Speaker 1: doing today? We got some things going on, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to go right back to reading, but I gotta
Speaker 1: I gotta discuss a few things because it's it's one
Speaker 1: of those things that you gotta do. Here's another aspect
Speaker 1: of protests, slash rallies, slash you know, infiltrated things that
Speaker 1: are going to be steered in a certain direction to
Speaker 1: give people who don't like the idea of children being
Speaker 1: murdered by a bunch of psychopaths in a terrorist state.
Speaker 1: It's going to make them look bad on purpose by
Speaker 1: having their own agent provocateurs, their own operatives, whatever word
Speaker 1: do you want to use. Assets waving Palestinian flags while
Speaker 1: they commit stupid acts. In addition to scaring people, the
Speaker 1: you know, the people who are sheltered that are surprised
Speaker 1: by everything that happens in the world because they have
Speaker 1: no concept of where it comes from or why it's happening.
Speaker 1: That's gonna do a couple of other things too. It's
Speaker 1: going to screw up business during the summer right right now,
Speaker 1: nobody's going to southern California, and some people with the
Speaker 1: attitude who don't live here and have to live here
Speaker 1: or around it, or don't have any stink in or
Speaker 1: skin in the game, we'll be like, well, yeah, f
Speaker 1: that place. That's a pretty big state to just say
Speaker 1: that too. And there's a lot of families and a
Speaker 1: lot of family businesses and small businesses in that area
Speaker 1: that are being affected by all the asshole tyrants and
Speaker 1: all their stupid little schemes and all their stupid little events.
Speaker 1: But when you take the people out of the equation
Speaker 1: of any town or city, all the businesses suffer because
Speaker 1: people are going to avoid those areas because they're expecting trouble.
Speaker 1: There's only a few there's only a certain type of
Speaker 1: person that goes to those places like a moth to
Speaker 1: show their support or to cause trouble because there's an
Speaker 1: opportunity to cause trouble or whatever, you know, or they're
Speaker 1: opportunitists waiting for chaos so that they can loop, you know,
Speaker 1: whatever person is attracted to that. It's not gonna be
Speaker 1: the person with the children. It's not gonna be the
Speaker 1: person with disposable income typically, And then so that's going
Speaker 1: to scare business away well. Announcing that they're going to
Speaker 1: be in other talents and cities coming up. That doesn't
Speaker 1: bode well for tourism or other people going to any
Speaker 1: other part of California either. Because now they're saying that
Speaker 1: there's going to be one happening in San Diego on Saturday,
Speaker 1: and I don't know whatether well, I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: it's BLM Antifa or just regular people protesting or whatever
Speaker 1: the hell's going on, but it's all going to be,
Speaker 1: you know. And then they have the ice thing happening too,
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of a lot of stuff going
Speaker 1: on specifically to San Diego County that's screwing up businesses.
Speaker 1: I happen to have skin in the game because I
Speaker 1: still wholesale my hasau is to a store in old
Speaker 1: town San Diego, which is heavily dependent on tourism. And
Speaker 1: the locals just aren't locals like they used to be anymore,
Speaker 1: because number one, their politics are all screwed. They still
Speaker 1: believe the COVID thing, right. They they're very smug and
Speaker 1: arrogant people for the most part in the areas that
Speaker 1: are you know, the ones with the attitude of smugness, right,
Speaker 1: they're so in the cult of society that they will
Speaker 1: they try to frame things and and talk down to
Speaker 1: you from the perspective of things that they simply believe
Speaker 1: because they're told. So they sound very obnoxiously arrogant but
Speaker 1: ignorant at the same time. So if you argue with them,
Speaker 1: they'll they'll cancel you themselves. They'll cancel culture, your assets
Speaker 1: for not being part of their cult of societ But
Speaker 1: aside from that, the people and they haven't had the
Speaker 1: disposable income they've they've had in the past, so that's
Speaker 1: they're not gonna be around for that. You know, locals
Speaker 1: typically stay away from areas of tourism because there's for
Speaker 1: the most part, the higher prices because it's you know,
Speaker 1: a tourist area can get more rent money from the
Speaker 1: businesses there, so it causes the businesses that have to
Speaker 1: charge more. So it's it's kind of like a parasitic
Speaker 1: opportunists a hole, and it's usually at the rent level,
Speaker 1: the property level, and where your business resides that causes
Speaker 1: the increase, but also the labor and San Diego is
Speaker 1: what it is, you know, and California is what it is.
Speaker 1: So you have to add that all together. And you
Speaker 1: could be in a town and a town far away
Speaker 1: from the tourist area, in a business location and have
Speaker 1: lower prices, but you might also not have the same
Speaker 1: foot traffic. In the world where everything is supposed to
Speaker 1: work the way you would think, it would look logically
Speaker 1: that if you have a business right next to a
Speaker 1: trolley station that's right next to an airport, that you'd
Speaker 1: get a high volume of tourism. But if the media
Speaker 1: is scaring people, not only would this idea of Palenteer
Speaker 1: rounding people up digitally to cancel and destroy their lives,
Speaker 1: just that threat alone will keep people from going anywhere
Speaker 1: near these events, and they're not going to go anywhere
Speaker 1: where there's a scheduled event. So telling people ahead of
Speaker 1: time that there's gonna be one in the same day.
Speaker 1: Wasn't gonna help anybody, right. My friend who owns the store,
Speaker 1: who runs the store now that I've you know, stepped
Speaker 1: away from it in twenty twenty two, he wholesales for me.
Speaker 1: That's where we get our rent money from. And he
Speaker 1: says it is so such a ghost town. And this
Speaker 1: is June twelfth. Most schools in this in this area
Speaker 1: of the world of the United States are out now.
Speaker 1: You can go to the East Coast where I'm from,
Speaker 1: and they might not get out till twenty six. I
Speaker 1: think my graduation date for the last year that I
Speaker 1: was in high school was the twenty eighth, twenty six,
Speaker 1: and that could have been the last day at finals,
Speaker 1: because I think it was one thing where like to
Speaker 1: the last two weeks, like you had you had your tests.
Speaker 1: But I think that's forever reason.
Speaker 3: I remember.
Speaker 1: This is nineteen ninety seven, so I don't really remember
Speaker 1: that well, but it was the twenty six and somewhere
Speaker 1: around that area usually is when they get out. So
Speaker 1: I'm telling him to try to help, you know, fill
Speaker 1: the spirits up, like, hey, maybe there's going to be
Speaker 1: even if they've ruined this area over the last four years,
Speaker 1: changing people's habits, because yes, the only that's the other
Speaker 1: thing too, is once people had a routine, they would
Speaker 1: come to the store, They come to the store, they
Speaker 1: come to the store, and you upset that routine. Well,
Speaker 1: if you just upset it for a brief period time,
Speaker 1: they would fall back into that routine. But if you
Speaker 1: upset it for two freaking years because of all the
Speaker 1: restrictions and this and that and having to reteach everybody
Speaker 1: how to freaking operate and you know, socialize, like reconfigure that. Well,
Speaker 1: now that their habits and routines are different and they
Speaker 1: don't fall back to their old routine, so they don't
Speaker 1: come to this store anymore. They've done a lot of
Speaker 1: damage to middle class entrepreneur across the board with what
Speaker 1: they've done, and it's terrific and it's sad, and it
Speaker 1: could actually cost me my home here soon if that
Speaker 1: guy decides to close the store. Like Temecula Olive Oil
Speaker 1: was there for thirty years. Now they're from Temecula, so
Speaker 1: they have another location. They have their olive orchards and
Speaker 1: all that stuff over there. They're a little high priced,
Speaker 1: I get it. And they also had other stores in
Speaker 1: the same area, but that one in particular was one
Speaker 1: of their highest volume stores because it was in Fiesta
Speaker 1: de Reya's old town, right next to the trolley station,
Speaker 1: right next to the airport, and in a world that's
Speaker 1: not upside down and backward, that would be the perfect
Speaker 1: spot for a business because you're going to get constant
Speaker 1: renewal of people as they're passing through that area because
Speaker 1: of the trolley station and because of the airport being
Speaker 1: right there. But when things are all distorted, then it
Speaker 1: ends up being the worst place to be because now
Speaker 1: you're in an area where typically tourists who are having
Speaker 1: to live there all the time in that area are
Speaker 1: going to be a little bit more frugal. They're going
Speaker 1: to try to avoid places that they find higher prices at,
Speaker 1: and that's all a symptom of property managers, and you know,
Speaker 1: people are renting business based other people being predatorial because
Speaker 1: they know that at least in the past historically they've
Speaker 1: been able to get a lot. You know, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of business to be had, so people will pay
Speaker 1: the higher prices to be in that area, and they're
Speaker 1: sought after areas because like for the store that I
Speaker 1: got I should never have been able to even approach
Speaker 1: that there was people that are on waiting list for
Speaker 1: like seven years, you know, I mean, nobody wanted to
Speaker 1: give up those places. I got it because we were
Speaker 1: kind to a particular person who happened to be involved
Speaker 1: in it, and he came back around to our booth
Speaker 1: when we were at the Imperial Beach Farest Market and
Speaker 1: asked us if we were interested in having our own store,
Speaker 1: and because that would have solved his other problem of
Speaker 1: trying to get rid of a person that they've had
Speaker 1: issues with who also ran a hot sauce store there.
Speaker 1: So if they could just put us in place, we'd
Speaker 1: be doing them a favor and they'd be doing us
Speaker 1: a huge favor. And it worked out wonderfully for the
Speaker 1: first six of those seven years. Financially it was great.
Speaker 1: You know. We decided to start a family because of
Speaker 1: how well we were doing. We could afford it, We
Speaker 1: could give our daughter the wife that we wanted to
Speaker 1: give our daughter if we were going to ever have one,
Speaker 1: and it was perfect. Now things are all screwy, and
Speaker 1: so I'll just say this, I'm not sure who's listening
Speaker 1: right now. I'm not sure where you're from. But if
Speaker 1: you're going to San Diego anytime, look up the crazy
Speaker 1: pepper L Pepper Loco like El pepper Loco is. Well,
Speaker 1: how you'll find it on Instagram L pepper loco. So
Speaker 1: if you do the ad symbol pecker pecker, yeah, L
Speaker 1: pecker L Pepper loco, you'll find my hot sauces there.
Speaker 1: Now there, he's hold still purchasing for me, and he
Speaker 1: has overhead, so don't expect him to reflect the hot
Speaker 1: sauce prices a see on the website. All right. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: right now I'm not making four grand a month on
Speaker 1: the website by itself. I still need his store to
Speaker 1: to work well, you know, I mean technically I would
Speaker 1: need In a perfect world, if I was making doing
Speaker 1: six to ten grand a month on the website, I'd
Speaker 1: be pretty I'd be doing all right. I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to buy like a freaking ATV razor or anything
Speaker 1: like that. I wouldn't be able to have an RV,
Speaker 1: but I'd be able to pay the bills, you know,
Speaker 1: But at ten k I could. I could probably do
Speaker 1: all that in a couple of months, get get some
Speaker 1: nice toys for the family and stuff like that, but
Speaker 1: as it is now, I'm lucky if I get twelve
Speaker 1: to two thousand, twelve hundred to two thousand from the
Speaker 1: Internet sales a month, which means I heavily depend upon
Speaker 1: that store doing well. So if you're going to San Diego,
Speaker 1: it's old town San Diego, it's Fiesta de Reyis. And
Speaker 1: he is a guy. He is my friend. He has
Speaker 1: two stores right next to each other. Mike the Crazy
Speaker 1: They made him call it the Crazy Pepper. He had
Speaker 1: his heart set on El Pepper Loco. That's why that's
Speaker 1: his Instagram thing. The state changed it on him and said, no,
Speaker 1: you're gonna be the Crazy Pepper. Well, they can't have
Speaker 1: a mixture. I'm like, you never ever heard it's English, Like, no,
Speaker 1: you can't have a mixture of It's like that's kind
Speaker 1: of like the cuteness of the name, you know. And
Speaker 1: his wife was like all for it, and they made
Speaker 1: him change it to the Crazy Pepper. Let's make it
Speaker 1: bland and stupid for the idiot, you know. It's like,
Speaker 1: come on, they fought with me for my name too.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, Awesome isn't really typically an old Western
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds name, Like awesome and then and then they
Speaker 1: argued for me because they really they understood that it
Speaker 1: was my business name for my product. Like you can
Speaker 1: find the word awesome in the quote unquote Bible, like
Speaker 1: it goes back before the eighteen hundreds, right, So that
Speaker 1: was kind of funny how they how they argued, they
Speaker 1: had the historian argue for me to keep my name
Speaker 1: as what it was. What was it going to be?
Speaker 1: Simper fry. That doesn't really describe what's the product, right,
Speaker 1: Like that's cool for an LLC Night name, but for
Speaker 1: the for the store name, say what it is, Say
Speaker 1: what it is so people don't have to guess what
Speaker 1: it is. Temecula olive oil, Awesome hot sauce, right, the
Speaker 1: crazy pepper, It's kind of kind of alludes to potentially
Speaker 1: spicy stuff. Now I gotta do this so I can't
Speaker 1: monetize anything that I play this in. But I'm not
Speaker 1: too monetization yet, so I might kick myself in the
Speaker 1: in the RS later on. If this, if this station
Speaker 1: is station, if this channel ever gets big enough on
Speaker 1: YouTube to where people start looking at the older videos
Speaker 1: and giving a crap about them, that I will never
Speaker 1: be able to monetize the ones that I play this
Speaker 1: song in because they tell you that's what one of
Speaker 1: the things is gonna happen. But right now I don't care.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna do this. I'm gonna put the song on.
Speaker 1: I gotta go grab something I just recall I needed
Speaker 1: to grab. There's gonna be more reading today on the No,
Speaker 1: I just want you to stop at why are you
Speaker 1: still asking the stupid questions? All righty, there it goes.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be doing crimes and cover ups in American
Speaker 1: politics by Donald Jeffries on the sixteenth, which is in
Speaker 1: four days. Donald Jefferies will be here to talk with
Speaker 1: us and we can uh maybe even open up the
Speaker 1: calls if you guys are gonna actually be doing that.
Speaker 1: It's a little embarrassing when I open up for calls
Speaker 1: and nobody'd calls, though, all right, so don't do that
Speaker 1: to me. If I give the opportunity, utilize it please.
Speaker 1: Same thing with doctor Glyndon, Like it's all finding great
Speaker 1: to write your questions in the in the comments and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, but there's more energy, there's more action
Speaker 1: when you call in and ask your questions. So I know, Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, so I have to tell you this,
Speaker 1: and then I get up and do what I was
Speaker 1: gonna do and come back. Yesterday, I woke up and
Speaker 1: I couldn't walk well. In the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: I woke up and I could barely walk, and I
Speaker 1: was in severe pain in my hip, like as if
Speaker 1: somebody took my leg out, put it in a sander
Speaker 1: and put it back in my body like the ball
Speaker 1: and socket joint. And I had done that. I just
Speaker 1: got back from really along walk today. I did that.
Speaker 1: I did the walk yesterday and uh in the day
Speaker 1: before that, and it was that and then the ellipsical
Speaker 1: right after a little and through the course of the day.
Speaker 1: And I woke up in the middle of night a
Speaker 1: bunch of times just in severe pain every every part
Speaker 1: of my belt. Like I already have my bad neck.
Speaker 1: My my bad neck, like I have two of them.
Speaker 1: My my neck on the right hand left hand side
Speaker 1: is all screwed up. Right shoulder and then with my
Speaker 1: right hips. I'm thinking, am I out of alignment? And
Speaker 1: I'm on the elliptical for four miles? So am I
Speaker 1: screwing up my hip because I'm out of alignment and
Speaker 1: my spine? And is that why my shoulder hurts too,
Speaker 1: because there's something just not you know, there's not some
Speaker 1: some some of the things that's not balanced. And when
Speaker 1: I'm lifting, I'm screwing myself up, you know, So that's
Speaker 1: probably true. That's probably what's going on. It's probably something
Speaker 1: that's not working right, because my neck is all sorts
Speaker 1: of messed up, and it takes a long time for
Speaker 1: me to to actually function in the morning. So well,
Speaker 1: I went to get my coffee at eight am. Six
Speaker 1: I saw my daughter off too, she was going to
Speaker 1: a couple of activities yesterday. And I sat my coffee
Speaker 1: down in screw screw shitting pain in my hip right
Speaker 1: still really bad, and I laid out my back and
Speaker 1: seconds later I had Rascal on my chest and my
Speaker 1: coffee was on my nightstand and I was out. I
Speaker 1: fell asleep because I wasn't sleeping well all night, and
Speaker 1: I was, you know, petting my cat whatever, and he's
Speaker 1: all snuggling against my face. And then I finally fell
Speaker 1: and I like went out, and then I I had
Speaker 1: walked my phone into my into the bedroom, so I
Speaker 1: didn't anticipate or planned to fall asleep again, and I
Speaker 1: woke up to my phone buzzing just like a text
Speaker 1: message like quick like vibrate, and I look over and
Speaker 1: it's eleven o four and not eight am anymore, and
Speaker 1: it's doctor Gluten saying are we stilling? I'm like, holy shit?
Speaker 1: And I was like and I tried to and I
Speaker 1: explained to him everything was going on when being broken up,
Speaker 1: and he was really good about it, he said, Okaidoki.
Speaker 1: I was very disappointed in myself for missing it, so
Speaker 1: I asked him. I don't think he got back to me,
Speaker 1: I said. I asked him if he was available tomorrow
Speaker 1: the same time or whatever, and if not, then we'll
Speaker 1: just pick up on the next Wednesday. But I really
Speaker 1: really wish I didn't miss out on that. And you guys,
Speaker 1: I hope will stage will tune in and please share
Speaker 1: and let other people know even going out. You don't
Speaker 1: have to try to sell nature apathy or homeopathy to them.
Speaker 1: Let doctor glidn't do that. Just tell them there's a
Speaker 1: really cool.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Show that comes on at eleven am at least that's
Speaker 1: specific time two pm Eastern one pm Central on Wednesdays
Speaker 1: that you really think they should check out. Let them,
Speaker 1: let them figure out the rest and when they get there,
Speaker 1: you know, it's not it's not deceptive, it's just, you know,
Speaker 1: rather than you have to sell it and then then
Speaker 1: making their decision prematurely on it. Because there's one thing
Speaker 1: I've learned. I can be really enthusiastic about something, but
Speaker 1: if I can't, if I can't articulate it properly, it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter how enthusiastic or how well I'm picturing it
Speaker 1: in my you know, in my mind, if it's not
Speaker 1: being not being relaid with that same amount of punch
Speaker 1: to someone else, then they're gonna be like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: it's like and then you're gonna have to try to
Speaker 1: double down. I'm like, no, it's just you know, so
Speaker 1: save all this, stave all that energy and just tell them,
Speaker 1: you know, to go see the show on Wednesday. And
Speaker 1: we need to get doctor Glyndon's membership site going. And
Speaker 1: by the way, there is a potential that he will
Speaker 1: take away the monthly, so you want to get if
Speaker 1: you're not already, remember get grandfathered in now, because it
Speaker 1: won't change yours if you get in on the monthly.
Speaker 1: What it'll do is to make it so that new
Speaker 1: monthly subscribers it won't be available can only do the
Speaker 1: annual and you know, use my use my link which
Speaker 1: is in the description? Is it in this one? I'll
Speaker 1: tell you in a second. If it's not, let me
Speaker 1: get it, let me actually pull it out here excuse
Speaker 1: me whilst I whipped this out something one of these
Speaker 1: days that on here on my board here, I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna do this. I don't think I have it on
Speaker 1: here right now, and I'll just put the you know
Speaker 1: that's the problem. Oh, by the way, so there's an
Speaker 1: outage too. We'll get into the outage when I get
Speaker 1: back from uh grabbing that thing though. All right, So
Speaker 1: if you're over on brady On, I'm gonna try really
Speaker 1: hard to find how to hell I clicked that, all right,
Speaker 1: So let's just go to bridion itself, all right. So
Speaker 1: if I click my live button, I supposed to pop
Speaker 1: me up, but it doesn't, so I just go right
Speaker 1: to the breadyon. Uh, and then there a I got
Speaker 1: one viewer and it's probably me. But here I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pace this. How'd that go? Oh it's not clickabull links
Speaker 1: in here. That's some bullshit, all right. Uh, let's go
Speaker 1: to the YouTube I'm pacing boom so it made it
Speaker 1: made the See this is what they do. This is
Speaker 1: what upsets me. They dot dot dot shit. You know
Speaker 1: what is that? So okay, I'm gonna put it in
Speaker 1: as a comment then too, but I don't know. Can
Speaker 1: I comment while it's on? No, they're not. Then don't
Speaker 1: show a comment section right now while it's live. That's weird,
Speaker 1: all right. Well it's there. That's the doctor goodin and
Speaker 1: then I'll put the other one in for rumble here.
Speaker 1: But here's the issue with the rumble, right, is it
Speaker 1: always fucking does this thing where it doesn't know where
Speaker 1: to start the underlying and it always gonna bet it's
Speaker 1: gonna happen. Now, yeah, see it underlying code. It made
Speaker 1: it completely fucking useless, all right, So now I got
Speaker 1: delete that. It rumbles fucking gay as shit. That's why
Speaker 1: I call it crumble because their software is dog shit
Speaker 1: and everything else about him is dogshit. It's not a joke,
Speaker 1: they truly are, all right. So I'll just do it individually. No, no,
Speaker 1: stop highlighting all of it, you fuck. It was a
Speaker 1: lot of exciting things I got talked to you about
Speaker 1: as soon as I get back from this, and I
Speaker 1: played the music before and I might even I might
Speaker 1: even stop it before it's done, but let me see.
Speaker 1: And then there's this one, the code Ballbusters, the ninety
Speaker 1: es central. If you just go to his membership site
Speaker 1: and go to you heah, I'll just say it's liefulhealth
Speaker 1: dot com. You know that one, but call the number
Speaker 1: so that maybe maybe you'll get a better price on
Speaker 1: the things. And I gotta go over doctor Bonzo's stuff
Speaker 1: too from Azure. Well today, we've got to remind me
Speaker 1: to do that. Okay, so code ball Blossers for fifty
Speaker 1: percent off, leave big farm behind dot Com forward slash
Speaker 1: question mark via equals pg n D Health. We need
Speaker 1: to get this thing kicked up to I want to
Speaker 1: double the amount of subscribers I've gotten him already. Oh
Speaker 1: and I got this other new thing that I think
Speaker 1: it's gonna work. Well, I'm gonna see if it does.
Speaker 1: But let me let me see. I think I took
Speaker 1: I took off the the green screen for stream yards,
Speaker 1: so hopefully it won't screw up the colors when I
Speaker 1: do that. So and for now, let me just uh,
Speaker 1: let me get our guy going here. Maybe I'll just
Speaker 1: make a new scene. Now that's too long, alright, let's
Speaker 1: just go like this. You take me down for now,
Speaker 1: pro syphil up Agus bro bro pro siphon up.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 1: There's a modern music media that's bam. I know that's
Speaker 1: not up there right now. I'm just gonna get the
Speaker 1: song first.
Speaker 3: You were really.
Speaker 5: Starts at que son about six works to be there
Speaker 5: when you said to one, it starts still.
Speaker 3: Week.
Speaker 5: We want to trust keep the bells.
Speaker 6: Let's lie.
Speaker 5: Les, let's lie ras, let's lie bras, let's lie.
Speaker 3: Stick.
Speaker 1: All right, we are here and you're still talking. All right, Persiphilopagus,
Speaker 1: Bruce Philopius. Oops, you know what, Let's just do this
Speaker 1: real quick. Bring him down to about there. I put
Speaker 1: this up. You'll see me there we go. Alright, that's
Speaker 1: scene seven.
Speaker 2: Ms.
Speaker 1: Back up here, Hello, everybody, I am back. That's some
Speaker 1: fun stuff. I enjoyed that. And uh, of course we're gonna,
Speaker 1: of course have to do this whips before I do that.
Speaker 1: Let's take me off the screen for a second. But
Speaker 1: I'm still here. Am I still here?
Speaker 3: That's weird.
Speaker 1: So it's doing this thing now, it's it's changing it.
Speaker 1: It's hilarious, all right, whatever. I don't try to make
Speaker 1: sense of this anymore. I just go with it now.
Speaker 1: It's whatever. What's up? We got some comments? Hello, oh Karen?
Speaker 1: How you doing? Hey Karen?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 1: Karen deserves this one? Boom there you are pretty face.
Speaker 1: Gotta have it on there. How you doing, Karen? Hope
Speaker 1: all as well. Hope you're feeling better. And I do
Speaker 1: apologize again for yesterday and didn't get a chance to
Speaker 1: have your weely dose of doctor glidden. But I will
Speaker 1: say that the doctor glidden clips that you have a
Speaker 1: link to in the description for the TikTok and for
Speaker 1: the Instagram put a bunch of stuff on there. There's
Speaker 1: more on there as well. So as of yesterday and today,
Speaker 1: I put more stuff on so there's new clips. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: my mouth is gonna sound dry because I was doing
Speaker 1: that long walk. I walked for like two hours, toda.
Speaker 1: I didn't think I was gonna be out there that long,
Speaker 1: and I did a lot of walk and talk, so
Speaker 1: you know how like, oh, I gotta make sure I
Speaker 1: do that too, you got I had my go pro
Speaker 1: with me the whole time, and it overheats a lot
Speaker 1: because it was one hundred and five hundred and seven.
Speaker 1: Remember that d is out there, and so it shuts
Speaker 1: itself off periodically and I have to walk a little
Speaker 1: ways and then try to remember where I left off
Speaker 1: and then continue on. But I kind of like how
Speaker 1: Max Egan and Jeff Burwick do their walking talks. I
Speaker 1: did one today. I've been doing it for the last
Speaker 1: few days. I haven't pulled it off the go pro
Speaker 1: to do anything with it yet, but today's I think
Speaker 1: I said a lot and you know, from the perspective
Speaker 1: of a small business owner, and all kinds of stuff too,
Speaker 1: and discussing, you know, this current environment that we're all
Speaker 1: stuck in. So I think that was useful for lots
Speaker 1: of people, and I think it'll it'll come out pretty
Speaker 1: well once I get a chance to present that, and
Speaker 1: it'll have the format of a walking talk, so it's
Speaker 1: going to have more energy than me sitting in a chair,
Speaker 1: just based on the fact that there's motion. You know,
Speaker 1: motion creates emotion, as they say in the it was
Speaker 1: that boiler room stand. When you stand when you're on
Speaker 1: the phone, motion creates emotion.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And for those of you who are not familiar with
Speaker 1: the Patreon, I have exclusive Patreon stuff I put on there.
Speaker 1: One of them was a reading from Donald Jeffrey Substack,
Speaker 1: and I did commentary on it and it went over
Speaker 1: really well with my close supporters, right, They really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to do more, and it'll be exclusive
Speaker 1: on there, not to keep it away from people, but
Speaker 1: just to provide something for people who are supporters of Patreon,
Speaker 1: so you'll get more out of the show that way.
Speaker 1: And I also started so that one video that I
Speaker 1: did for Doctor Lynnen where I went through a whole
Speaker 1: workout routine. I'm are you sure I put that on
Speaker 1: this YouTube channel? Oh, so the outage, let me talk
Speaker 1: about that real quick. And I think the best way
Speaker 1: to do that would be for me to go to
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Speaker 1: to open it up again, give it a second. So
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Speaker 1: those incidents or moments where you can identify how they
Speaker 1: prioritize people's content. So if you have a huge channel
Speaker 1: on YouTube, you're not affected by this right now because
Speaker 1: people can still watch your video as an HD me
Speaker 1: right now, my channel. I was looking through all my
Speaker 1: videos and when I was trying to change it to
Speaker 1: ten ADP, it wasn't letting me. It reminded me of
Speaker 1: when brand YouTube went down, Like Alex Jones channel and
Speaker 1: all those other things. They didn't get affected by the
Speaker 1: defacing because the only server that got attacked was the
Speaker 1: one that had the mask. The vast majority of people's content,
Speaker 1: the real people, right The other people were protected on
Speaker 1: a different server, so they had all their stuff still
Speaker 1: intact on that site, but everyone else got basically erased.
Speaker 1: There's a lot, So I'll show you this too. Some
Speaker 1: strange things happened yesterday. I make sure you can see this.
Speaker 1: Yeah you can't. Okay, my head's right in the way, though,
Speaker 1: I'll move it. Well, actually, I'll just make it bigger.
Speaker 1: So this is somebody's dash cam or whatever cam from
Speaker 1: their tesla. They hit Rebecca's vehicle. Elijah was driving with
Speaker 1: my daughter to gymnastics. So this is this guy. He
Speaker 1: blows the stop sign. He looks like he's gonna go
Speaker 1: straight through. It doesn't look like he was even attempting
Speaker 1: to turn and then he would try to move out
Speaker 1: of the way of the vehicle and hit it. So
Speaker 1: he wasn't even turning down the right hand side of
Speaker 1: that road. And there's really no other outlet that I
Speaker 1: know of going in the other direction, so I'm not
Speaker 1: sure where he thought he was going. But apparently one
Speaker 1: of his children must go to that gymnastics, because I
Speaker 1: don't that that's a dead end road in an industrial park,
Speaker 1: like a bunch of track, you know, tractor chillers and
Speaker 1: stuff like that in that area. As you can see,
Speaker 1: it's like, so, yeah, he hit probably total Rebecca's van,
Speaker 1: which is actually my van because I'm want to paid
Speaker 1: for it, and uh he said, as Tesla is totaled
Speaker 1: and it didn't look like there's too much damage, but
Speaker 1: he's like, yeah, it doesn't take a lot for Tesla
Speaker 1: to be completely uh totaled. So as we were driving
Speaker 1: there after, we get the call from Elijah that this happens,
Speaker 1: and my daughter's fine. She went to she walked her
Speaker 1: way to the rest of the way to the gymnastics
Speaker 1: who it was just right down the road, while Elijah
Speaker 1: stayed with the vehicle luckily right. So here's the thing.
Speaker 1: About children with high smugness think they know everything about
Speaker 1: life already, think that everybody who's older they don't. They
Speaker 1: don't respect or appreciate the fact that they have a
Speaker 1: lot of more life experience than they do. He said, well,
Speaker 1: I didn't have a lot of a stop sign. I said,
Speaker 1: I understand that. But just like if you're at a
Speaker 1: red light, you don't blow you don't you don't guess it.
Speaker 1: If you see cars coming very fast still as they
Speaker 1: get their red light, just assuming that they're going to stop,
Speaker 1: Like super duty, huge heavy trucks do this all the time.
Speaker 1: You could have already turned red and you can probably
Speaker 1: count one one thousand and two one thousand and there'll
Speaker 1: still be somebody flying through the intersection because they just
Speaker 1: never decided to stop and said fuck it, right like
Speaker 1: those those cameras don't always deter people from doing that.
Speaker 1: So he could have slowed down even though he didn't
Speaker 1: have to hear to check first to see if anybody
Speaker 1: was coming around. But he doesn't do that, even though
Speaker 1: it was a guy's fault. I was trying to explain
Speaker 1: to him so that the the experience that he did
Speaker 1: have wasn't wasted on his own you know, La la
Speaker 1: land teenager type of mentality where he knows everything and
Speaker 1: you can't tell him anything. But I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 1: this experience was lost on him, so he didn't he
Speaker 1: didn't use it as a learning experience. So as we're
Speaker 1: growing there check there was an accident, We're trying to
Speaker 1: get to it, and then this happens to get out
Speaker 1: of the way. So there you see a truck that
Speaker 1: had a bunch of haybaiales I lost their straps or whatever,
Speaker 1: and it dumped out and went straight across the road
Speaker 1: that I had to get down to get to my
Speaker 1: daughter's gymnastics to see what happened with the vehicle. And
Speaker 1: so I was as I was walking away from having
Speaker 1: just cleared and helped drag, I was helping drag these
Speaker 1: hay bales to the side of the road. It reminded
Speaker 1: me when I was thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, when I
Speaker 1: used to stack hay bales in a barn for you know,
Speaker 1: I was working when I was that young, doing really
Speaker 1: heavy duty labor work right for the farm across the
Speaker 1: street from my grandmother's house, and those things are heavy, man.
Speaker 1: So I helped drag those across to the side of
Speaker 1: the road, so we had way enough room to get
Speaker 1: my van through. But that was as you can see,
Speaker 1: it was kind of the carnage right like that whole
Speaker 1: area that we had just cleared out and pulled all
Speaker 1: those away so I could get around them. The funny
Speaker 1: thing right like right our way to an accident and
Speaker 1: then this isn't away. Yeah, and then this is the
Speaker 1: this is what happened to the vehicle. So yeah, you
Speaker 1: see there's you know, the room is a little that
Speaker 1: messed up, but the panel of the plastic, the bumper
Speaker 1: was all torn off, torn apart at least torn so
Speaker 1: was hanging and dangling. And then on the coming towards
Speaker 1: the side of the hot the car. I didn't really
Speaker 1: shoot this on my phone. There was a big dent
Speaker 1: there just in front of the wheel too. It pretty hard.
Speaker 1: I got made a big asshole back tired cap which
Speaker 1: is nothing, but look at that. It's gonna cost ship
Speaker 1: tons of mony to fix. Stupid little pieces of plastic
Speaker 1: cost tons of my let go.
Speaker 7: The stops itself broken up inside. Not cool.
Speaker 1: This is pressing. Yeah, So so either the axle or
Speaker 1: the frame itself or both are are messed up on
Speaker 1: the because the tire is tilted inward. And I had
Speaker 1: a tire knocked or a wheel knocked completely off the
Speaker 1: front of my vehicle one time. And I had an
Speaker 1: Econo line van that I had just bought like forty
Speaker 1: eight days prior, and some asshole in a UMA pest
Speaker 1: truck was looking at his phone and speeding past my
Speaker 1: daughter's gymnastics class when it was in a different location.
Speaker 1: And he met his Uma pest places down the road
Speaker 1: for our gymnastics and they would at five o'clock in
Speaker 1: the afternoon race fifty miles per hour and a twenty
Speaker 1: five mile per hour zone to get done with work
Speaker 1: right so they could park their vehicles and leave or whatever.
Speaker 1: And this guy wasn't looking and he I was already
Speaker 1: in the road. I was already in the lane going
Speaker 1: slow because there's children and families getting in their vehicles
Speaker 1: and all this other stuff. And I was saying goodbye
Speaker 1: to my daughter because she was in a different vehicle.
Speaker 1: As I'm leaving. I'm right in the way of this
Speaker 1: guy who's drifting. He's drifting into the kind of angle
Speaker 1: towards Great Warter. Rebecca was parked with my daughter in
Speaker 1: the van, so I was the buffer between the two.
Speaker 1: He hits my door, the window shatters all over me.
Speaker 1: I get a severe concussion. I'm knocked out. They dragged
Speaker 1: me out of the van and put me on the grass.
Speaker 1: And the guy's leg it starts off basically saying that
Speaker 1: he was he dropped paperwork and that he was looking
Speaker 1: down for the paperwork and didn't see me. He overcame
Speaker 1: my vehicle because he wasn't paying attention to the road.
Speaker 1: He was on his phone, and that was the real
Speaker 1: truth of it. And he smashed directly into my door
Speaker 1: because he don't know whatever he was swerving because he
Speaker 1: wasn't looking at the road, and nearly if I was
Speaker 1: in a smaller vehicle, I probably would have been dead.
Speaker 1: But I was high enough off the ground so that
Speaker 1: the impact was, you know, absorbed, not by me. I said,
Speaker 1: is that defensive dry? Having lesson lost? Just because you
Speaker 1: don't have the stop sign doesn't mean you shouldn't play defense.
Speaker 1: Play defense to the person who does have the stop sign.
Speaker 1: If they don't appear to be slowing down, you don't
Speaker 1: ignore it. You react like giving a couple of seconds
Speaker 1: before advancing on a green lay and I just mentioned
Speaker 1: all that stuff, So there you have it, and the
Speaker 1: the outage I think is a little convenient timing, honestly,
Speaker 1: because they probably have a lot of people with phones
Speaker 1: at these protests and demonstrations and all these cities that
Speaker 1: are happening right now, and they probably know they probably
Speaker 1: want to control the flow of you know, videos and
Speaker 1: stuff like that coming from people's cell phones. So my
Speaker 1: guess is that they're just they're utilizing this this event
Speaker 1: here where they're they're they're controlling what's coming out from
Speaker 1: it so they can paint their narrative and make everybody
Speaker 1: out to look like a bad guy. You know, can't
Speaker 1: can't break the delusion that they're trying to or the
Speaker 1: illusion that they're trying to create. Let's see if you
Speaker 1: can see that. Yep, you can. Okay, we were on
Speaker 1: page eighty seven. Where did we start off or the
Speaker 1: end off? Okay? So yeah, this is this is again
Speaker 1: talking about the Do I want to go into that first? Okay,
Speaker 1: there's a couple of other things that we should get
Speaker 1: to first. Let me let's do that first, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to pull up a different Instagram from that
Speaker 1: so I can get to the end of mind my
Speaker 1: messages ad blocker, you can go away now. We don't
Speaker 1: care about what you did. What is happening, Okay, Instagrams,
Speaker 1: I do that, toy scoops. There's a lot here, but
Speaker 1: I want to go too along with it. So it's uh,
Speaker 1: let's start with here. Suppose wha no, right here? All right,
Speaker 1: let me get to this on the screen for you.
Speaker 1: They did what you know, I have a feeling that
Speaker 1: they're going to incinery and destroy Gaza and murder the
Speaker 1: rest of the people there. And that's why they are
Speaker 1: trying to drum up and change the public perception or
Speaker 1: or steer the public perception to diminish sympathy for what's
Speaker 1: going on. Because these protesters are they're they're utilizing the
Speaker 1: inconvenience of road clo closures, barricades, blockades, fires, damage, whatever
Speaker 1: the heck their their little co conspirators are doing. Admitst them,
Speaker 1: and that the reason why they're doing all that so
Speaker 1: that people. Let me put it this way. I have
Speaker 1: a friend who's pretty smart for the most part, but
Speaker 1: he said to me, because I said, what Israel's doing
Speaker 1: is completely wrong, He's like, what are you a democrat?
Speaker 1: Like the Democrat for what He's like, those people are
Speaker 1: all Democrats that are pro Palestine. I'm like, it's not
Speaker 1: a camp. Like they're murdering children and they're killing people
Speaker 1: that are unarmed, and they've been doing illegal, rotten, horrible
Speaker 1: things to them since the forty well since you know,
Speaker 1: nineteen hundreds. But I'm like, how does that equate, Like,
Speaker 1: how do you conflate that into everybody who you know
Speaker 1: talks about this or discusses the fact that this is
Speaker 1: an atrocity is somehow a democrat? Like what does that
Speaker 1: even mean?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: It's like, so that's the public perception already. And then
Speaker 1: they do this and they have people live in Palestinian flags,
Speaker 1: so people I guess who are short, short circuited to
Speaker 1: certain things, their comprehension isn't that deep. They will just
Speaker 1: associate bad acts with people who are Palestinian and therefore
Speaker 1: people in Palestine are okay to murder?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 8: How is that?
Speaker 1: How easy people are to steer their their sympathies away
Speaker 1: from an actual true crime that is being being conducted
Speaker 1: because America is supposed to stand with Israel because someone
Speaker 1: said so, Like, really, is that is that all it
Speaker 1: takes have a bunch of people who are behaving badly,
Speaker 1: wave wave a flag. And therefore anybody who sympathizes or
Speaker 1: speaks out against child atrocities, they're hamas, they're domestic terrorists.
Speaker 1: And so if you're labeled that, well then you're not
Speaker 1: going to say anything and you're not gonna you're not
Speaker 1: going to even be uh, even if you're one of
Speaker 1: those people who even has the ability to conceive of, hey,
Speaker 1: this is wrong, you're not going to be vocal about
Speaker 1: it because you don't want to be lumped into this category,
Speaker 1: this group that Palenteer is going to go attack afterward.
Speaker 1: And that's things like Laura Lumer, who are you know,
Speaker 1: calling for Pallenteer to be unleashed on the people, on
Speaker 1: the people, just like they did with you know, January sixth,
Speaker 1: rounding up people who haven't been there through facial recognition
Speaker 1: or whatever the hell else they use for metadata, you know,
Speaker 1: anything that you posted, anything that you just talked about.
Speaker 1: So they're they're they're utilizing this there. This is another test.
Speaker 1: Even though Pollenteer was involved in warp Speed Volunteer was
Speaker 1: involved in January sixth, Palenteer is involved in all kinds
Speaker 1: of messed up horrible things. It's it is CIA. It
Speaker 1: is a terrorist organization. Palenteer is a terrorist organization. Okay,
Speaker 1: the terrorists are the ones calling other people terrorists, the
Speaker 1: mass murderers or the enablers of mass murder, are the
Speaker 1: ones causing mass murder. They're they're I mean, they're the one.
Speaker 1: They're the ones claiming everybody else as the bad eye
Speaker 1: like was was, you know, were Arabs and Muslims considered
Speaker 1: a threat to America? And I don't know, nineteen hundred,
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds, did anybody ever talk about how or is
Speaker 1: this something that's a direct result of what the people
Speaker 1: and terrorist organizations and mafia did to create the nation
Speaker 1: state of the nation terrorist state of Israel? And is
Speaker 1: this not just a response, you know, cause and effect
Speaker 1: of that. And when they don't do things radical enough,
Speaker 1: they dress up like their quote unquote enemies and do
Speaker 1: it anyway and false flag it so that you know,
Speaker 1: they can continue on with the public perception of we
Speaker 1: got to go back after them, now, we got to
Speaker 1: retaliate because they're hurting our you know, they're hurting the
Speaker 1: poor innocent Israelis who are out for blood and wanted
Speaker 1: every child to die. Yeah, those are great people because
Speaker 1: I don't know as a democrat for being against the genocide.
Speaker 1: News to me exactly right. And so my theory is
Speaker 1: that they're util well I'm not sure who planned these
Speaker 1: events in the first place in these cities where protests
Speaker 1: or demonstration, but obviously once you announced something's gonna happen,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have the bad actors. You're going to have
Speaker 1: the infiltrators that are going to co opt and steer
Speaker 1: it in the direction they want to steer it and
Speaker 1: put you know, put their spin on it. And just
Speaker 1: like they did with the sixties movement, even like it
Speaker 1: didn't start out as a communist Marxist thing, it was
Speaker 1: people stepping away from government and becoming more nationalistic. And
Speaker 1: then they completely changed the nature of it and you know,
Speaker 1: propped up their own leaders and speakers to lead the
Speaker 1: the masses and gave them all the coverage of the media.
Speaker 1: And they're doing the same thing now. So that was
Speaker 1: for a war back then. Another war for the Jews,
Speaker 1: by the way, was Vietnam. Mayor Lansky was all over
Speaker 1: that the opium trade, the heroin So I'm guessing that
Speaker 1: they're going to do something pretty dramatic and horrible finalization
Speaker 1: of Gaza and the people there, whom. By the way,
Speaker 1: if you ask Google how many Christians live there, they'll
Speaker 1: tell you one percent, which is a completely total life.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even make sense for that area being so
Speaker 1: close to all the origins of these Aprahamic religions, it
Speaker 1: doesn't make sense that there only be one percent of that.
Speaker 1: It's more like thirty thirty five percent. And that was
Speaker 1: before they started killing everybody. So I don't know how
Speaker 1: many people are left, but the percentages would be Now
Speaker 1: there's not going to be any data that's going to
Speaker 1: be usable because everything's a lie when you ask those
Speaker 1: types of questions. But yeah, so they attacked, I run.
Speaker 1: And so now if something happens, if they do this thing,
Speaker 1: if they if Israel then now attacks itself, there's going
Speaker 1: to be full nuclear fallout because they're gonna at some
Speaker 1: point they are going to attack themselves if they don't
Speaker 1: get attacked. Because what makes everybody hesitate isn't Israel and
Speaker 1: all of its military might and all of its you know,
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons and all that stuff. That's that's not what
Speaker 1: does it. It's knowing that America will get involved. Is
Speaker 1: what makes all these other countries take the abuse that
Speaker 1: Israel dishes out, takes their terrorist attacks and their bombings
Speaker 1: without retaliating, because they don't want America coming in there
Speaker 1: and just decimating it like they do with the with
Speaker 1: the Rock and you know, Afghanistan, Libya, all these other
Speaker 1: places that you know, we're banking wars to set up,
Speaker 1: you know, destroy the nationalists and set up a central
Speaker 1: banking system for them so that they would forever own
Speaker 1: that piece of territory too. So I'm not sure. So
Speaker 1: if Iran doesn't do something dramatic, then they will do
Speaker 1: it to themselves. Israel do it themselves, and then they'll
Speaker 1: respond to their own you know what I mean. So
Speaker 1: it's gonna escalate. And this is what I've been saying
Speaker 1: about the Learning Kabala and why I think they created
Speaker 1: as real in the first place, was so that one
Speaker 1: day it could be leveraged like that as a burnt offering.
Speaker 1: And they don't care about killing other Jews because I
Speaker 1: don't think at the very top levels of this sorcery
Speaker 1: and this cult that they're actually Jews or anything else.
Speaker 1: I think they're the Saturn cult. And I think they
Speaker 1: look down upon anybody who truly believes in it. I
Speaker 1: don't think any I don't think half the rabbi is,
Speaker 1: even like the ones that are the most vocal and
Speaker 1: most public. I don't think they're sincerely believing any of
Speaker 1: that shit either. I think they're just manipulating the minds
Speaker 1: of the people who do believe in that, with all
Speaker 1: these promises of meschiak and all this so other crap.
Speaker 1: But it's a it's a it's it's a way to
Speaker 1: justify doing a lot of horrific things. All right, So
Speaker 1: where was I? Let's I don't know where the little one,
Speaker 1: real number one is. I gotta find that one. But
Speaker 1: I just have to explain it. I guess maybe I
Speaker 1: sent it to somebody else to see, although yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I just recently saw it, so it had
Speaker 1: been it would have been pretty soon, pretty pretty Maybe
Speaker 1: it's not my main list, but my main list I
Speaker 1: have a bunch more stuff to go through. So it's
Speaker 1: at the bottom of it. The little number called for
Speaker 1: called for talent here to get involved with these demonstrations
Speaker 1: to make their list and check its voice. All right,
Speaker 1: let me get to this guy.
Speaker 3: Tell me.
Speaker 1: If you don't hear it.
Speaker 8: Important work to do. Phrase reel.
Speaker 9: I can identify to two very important things that the
Speaker 9: United States has to do.
Speaker 8: Phrase Reel.
Speaker 1: This is twenty years ago or so, this video.
Speaker 9: That many more, but there's no need to do more
Speaker 9: than simply two. In order for Israel to succeed the
Speaker 9: United States as a ruling state in the world, not
Speaker 9: only must the US economy collapse on the US dollar collapse.
Speaker 9: And when the US dollar collapses, it brings down the
Speaker 9: whole world of paper money with it. And if you
Speaker 9: don't believe me, just wait, just wait. Not only must
Speaker 9: the United States collapses economy and money, but in addition,
Speaker 9: Israel has to wage a big war, which even non
Speaker 9: Muslim political analysts are now anticipating a big war, even
Speaker 9: Jews now within Israel. I'm getting emails, even Jews within Israel,
Speaker 9: Jewish academics who are up in opposition to the Sharon government.
Speaker 9: They are now understanding that there's something big about to happen,
Speaker 9: and they're warning the world about it.
Speaker 8: Of course too late.
Speaker 10: Now Israel has to wage this big war which is
Speaker 10: already planned long ago, and the territory of the state
Speaker 10: of Israel will dramatically expand.
Speaker 9: And the Palestinian problem will be solved because they'll be expoted.
Speaker 1: Out, Yeah, exploited or exploited.
Speaker 9: That is the massive human rights crime that the Israeli
Speaker 9: academics are now anticipating and warning the world about. But
Speaker 9: in addition, in order for Israel to become the ruling
Speaker 9: state in the world, not only might she take control
Speaker 9: of all of this territory, she must also control the
Speaker 9: oil states in.
Speaker 1: Which goes verrein long the lines with what we talked
Speaker 1: about with the canal that they want to create that
Speaker 1: goes right through that territory into the West Bank and
Speaker 1: into the sea right. This one's interesting.
Speaker 11: John Carrey's family were Jews in the Habsburg Empire in Czechoslovakia,
Speaker 11: and they were Huff Huff and Judah house Jews.
Speaker 1: So they were very yeah, porch Jews. What are the
Speaker 1: the porch Jews at.
Speaker 11: Very very high in the court, and they advised the kings.
Speaker 11: Teresa Heinz Kerry is from a Portuguese Huff and Judah family,
Speaker 11: and her family advised the Portuguese court. And then I
Speaker 11: found a painting of Lukavid.
Speaker 1: This person said Carrie is one of the main reasons
Speaker 1: half of America treated our troops like shit when they
Speaker 1: came home from Vietnam. He told a bunch of lies.
Speaker 1: Then later on when he was called out about it,
Speaker 1: he acted like it didn't matter. Well, there was a
Speaker 1: lot of things going on in Vietnam and that was
Speaker 1: an ave war, and it ties in. It's actually been
Speaker 1: It's discussed in Michael Collins Piper's book Final Judgment and
Speaker 1: in uh, what's the other one? The Golden which refers
Speaker 1: to they refer he refers to the Golam as their
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons program of Israel. I think the goal is
Speaker 1: America because they they put they put the they put
Speaker 1: the paper in armah and in the mouth of the
Speaker 1: you know, and then it goes off and attacks and
Speaker 1: destroys countries for Israel because we created it. And that's
Speaker 1: that's the But we didn't create it. It was a
Speaker 1: reserve did and that's its baby. Israel is its baby.
Speaker 11: John Carrey's ancestor on his mother's side, she was a Forbes,
Speaker 11: not Malcolm for the family. Yes, John Carrey looks exactly
Speaker 11: like him. So these are ancient bloodlines that they keep.
Speaker 11: They know how to breed, who to breed, into the
Speaker 11: line and how to keep the physical characteristics, and and
Speaker 11: then I realized.
Speaker 1: You know that face is from in Pursuit of Truth,
Speaker 1: Sir Patrick mack right.
Speaker 11: They have very very strict breeding and for instance, with
Speaker 11: the royal families, the popes had to always give permission
Speaker 11: for two members of a royal family to marry, for instance,
Speaker 11: especially if they were on the throne, and there could
Speaker 11: be no relatives or family association for seven generations in
Speaker 11: order to marry John Kidd.
Speaker 1: No, it's completely cool that you know the Pope wears
Speaker 1: a small head. No that at all. So this is interesting.
Speaker 1: We were actually going to touch on this in Crimes
Speaker 1: and cover ups in American politics. So as a group
Speaker 1: of powerful businessmen, including some of the wealthiest in US history,
Speaker 1: plotted to overthrow the US government, dismantled democracy and install
Speaker 1: a military they say dictator like, it's a bad thing, nationalists.
Speaker 1: This isn't conspiracy theory. It almost happened. They're talking about
Speaker 1: Smedley Butler. And this person's perspective is that this was
Speaker 1: somehow a bad thing. But if they actually did dethrone FDR,
Speaker 1: they would have saved us from a whole lot of
Speaker 1: bs with World War Two, and maybe Jeremy would have
Speaker 1: still been standing. It says Major Smedley Butler, who they
Speaker 1: chose to lead. He was one of the most decorated
Speaker 1: marines in US history. They thought he was popular enough
Speaker 1: with veterans and military to lead a coup and take
Speaker 1: down president for Franklin Roosevelt. They offered him money, power, control,
Speaker 1: But they picked the wrong guy. He was in the
Speaker 1: middle of the Great Depression. People were starving, banks were collapsing,
Speaker 1: Unemployment was sky high. FDR had just taken office in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty two with a promise to help the working
Speaker 1: class that was bs to the super rich. That sounded
Speaker 1: like socialism or worse. And this is this whole thing,
Speaker 1: this whole narrative is lies, Like why did they want
Speaker 1: to overthrow FDR money? So this person believes FDR was
Speaker 1: a good president, how sick and retarded and twisted is
Speaker 1: that he was ushering in the bankruptcy and confiscating gold.
Speaker 1: And who was uncle who was Uncle Joe Stalin right?
Speaker 1: Who was funding the Bolshevik revolution America tax paying up
Speaker 1: my money? The Federal Reserve that had just basically liquidated
Speaker 1: all of the true wealth of our country. And handed
Speaker 1: it over to these Bolshevik Jews. We have a long
Speaker 1: history of doing this same thing over and over again,
Speaker 1: working with the most wickedly evil, and then people are
Speaker 1: shocked at what's happening right now. I'm not I'm disgusted
Speaker 1: by it. What we think is America, isn't it. So
Speaker 1: you can't really read too much of this because it's disgusting,
Speaker 1: But you get the idea. We'll talk it. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that more.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 1: Here's here's Alex KRP, CEO Palateer. This is the guy
Speaker 1: who is looking at all of your you know not
Speaker 1: not He's not looking at a stack of paper and
Speaker 1: looking at all your metadata. He's got his computer software
Speaker 1: program doing that. But this is the way this guy talks.
Speaker 12: Most effective way for social change is hamiliate your enemy
Speaker 12: and make him poorer.
Speaker 8: I don't think in win loes.
Speaker 1: Till the enemy and make them poor. I think in domination.
Speaker 13: I love the idea of getting a drone and having
Speaker 13: light fentanyl laced urine spraying on analysts who tried to
Speaker 13: screw us.
Speaker 12: Most effective way for social changes hamiliate your enemy and
Speaker 12: make him poorer.
Speaker 1: I don't think, says Lee's and gentlemen, let's focus on
Speaker 1: Palatier Technology as a company that calls itself a data
Speaker 1: and lytics provider but functions as a troubling tool of
Speaker 1: surveillance and control. It so terrorist organization funded founded by
Speaker 1: Peter Thiel and Alex carp volunteers, deeply embedded in our
Speaker 1: nation's intelligence and law enforcement systems, your local law enforcement,
Speaker 1: with ties to foreign groups like the Israeli Defense Forces.
Speaker 1: It's vast ci A too. It was always created to
Speaker 1: be a tool of c I A, and CIA is
Speaker 1: there to support the whims of Israel. That's why it's there.
Speaker 1: That's why the OSS was there, because it was it
Speaker 1: was building that which it was going to later use
Speaker 1: for all these crazy wars that were that we're doing
Speaker 1: because America stopped being America and started functioning as Israel
Speaker 1: before Israel is Israel. Let's see there, they're said to
Speaker 1: store sensitive information cataloging millions of Americans, especially those who
Speaker 1: hold patriotic values or challenge mainstream narratives as extremists. Right,
Speaker 1: you got to give people a negative moniker and then
Speaker 1: everybody else who doesn't pay too much attention to the
Speaker 1: world and has low comprehension thinks that you're the bad guy,
Speaker 1: and they might be your next door neighbor and they
Speaker 1: might rat you out, and that's always encouraged too. Palto
Speaker 1: your CEO, Alex Carp. Alex Karp once made a shocking
Speaker 1: remark involving fentanyl during a company meeting, referring to Wall
Speaker 1: Street analysts who believed he who he believed had tried
Speaker 1: to sabotage the company during its earlier years. And he's
Speaker 1: just arrogant and obnoxious because and he's this bold, because
Speaker 1: he's a military asset. He's a military intelligence asset. People
Speaker 1: don't understand that he's not just some CEO of a corporation, right,
Speaker 1: he's one of their players. Carp said, they should be
Speaker 1: sprinkled with a little fentanyl. The statement was meant as
Speaker 1: a job at critics who doubted Palateer's potential before its
Speaker 1: IPO initial public offering right IPO. The comment came amid
Speaker 1: a broader speech in which Karp emphasized his frustrating his
Speaker 1: frustration with financial elites like he's not one of those,
Speaker 1: and the establishment's resistance to Palenteer's mission will That mission
Speaker 1: is a complete and total surveillance and domination of the
Speaker 1: of the of mankind. So yeah, I could understand. His
Speaker 1: use of violent and intense language was not uncommon, as
Speaker 1: he often speaks in a combative tone when discussing opposition
Speaker 1: to the company. The fentanyl remarks did out, however, because
Speaker 1: of the deadly nature of the substance and the sensitive
Speaker 1: issues surrounding the oipulate epidemic and blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Now here's a little bit of Ye, it's a little
Speaker 1: honeycomb hexagon. I'll see shapes here, right, and I know
Speaker 1: this is all EI, but still that's that's interesting because
Speaker 1: that's the Saturn, right, that Saturn's a hexagon.
Speaker 13: Welcome back to Jake GTV News. Tonight we go live
Speaker 13: with the people controlling our media and banks. Just kidding,
Speaker 13: that's anti semitic. Back to you Steinberg.
Speaker 2: People say we control the world.
Speaker 8: What they don't realize is we actually do well.
Speaker 13: There you have it noticing is anti septic folks. Back
Speaker 13: to you Johnnick, crazy conspiracy theorist. They'll believe anything these days, Right, if.
Speaker 8: Only JFK kissed the wall, he'd still be here. Don't
Speaker 8: get us canceled.
Speaker 13: Now, let's see what's going on in Hollywood.
Speaker 7: So what's the goal behind this film?
Speaker 1: Satan normalized general confusion and celebrate sin.
Speaker 7: The younger they learn, the better, stunning and brave.
Speaker 1: Back to you, Erica.
Speaker 13: Truly inspiring stuff, Shapiro Stein, My executive producers just told
Speaker 13: me to share the real reason for society's downfall.
Speaker 6: Take a look at this.
Speaker 8: This is the real problem. Too much joy, too much tradition.
Speaker 8: We'll fix that. Have one pride flag and fractured home
Speaker 8: at a time.
Speaker 13: Well, you folks sure know how to dance, almost like
Speaker 13: you knew the towers would fall.
Speaker 8: Oops, I'm probably fired for that one. Tell them the rest, Vanessa.
Speaker 13: Remember when Silverstein bought terror coverage six weeks before the
Speaker 13: towers fell, then got the largest payout in history.
Speaker 8: We're definitely getting fired.
Speaker 13: But hey, now you know, welcome back to Jake GTV.
Speaker 1: News can So there's that one and this one.
Speaker 13: Good Morning America has the great noticing dawns upon us.
Speaker 8: We want to know, can you really bake six million
Speaker 8: pizzas in five years? I doubt it. Eric could take
Speaker 8: it away, Chloe and Michael, Good Morning. To put that
Speaker 8: into perspective, that's over three thousand pizzas a day. Every
Speaker 8: single day. The question isn't just can they do it,
Speaker 8: but how we can't do it? It's impossible.
Speaker 13: How dare you even ask me to make six million pizzas?
Speaker 7: We don't even have a chimney.
Speaker 8: Well, they really got their work cut out for them.
Speaker 11: If I were them, I would just lie and say that.
Speaker 14: He did it right.
Speaker 8: Let's go live to the manager.
Speaker 7: Possible.
Speaker 8: There's only five hundred and five thousand pizzas in this
Speaker 8: whole country.
Speaker 7: You expect us to bake six million?
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 13: We're live in the kitchen watching this crew frantically load
Speaker 13: pizzas into the ovens.
Speaker 7: This is impossible.
Speaker 6: They won't hit six million.
Speaker 15: And even if they could, the Russian spot down the
Speaker 15: street did sixty two million from nineteen seventeen to nineteen
Speaker 15: eighty seven.
Speaker 11: We hear you're writing a diary about the pizzas.
Speaker 6: How's that going?
Speaker 8: He might have been trying to forge that right. I say,
Speaker 8: just make it mandatory in every school and people will
Speaker 8: think it was real.
Speaker 7: I heard they have enough red sauce to make like
Speaker 7: two hundred and seventy one thousand.
Speaker 13: My question is, how are they supposed to retrieve the
Speaker 13: pizzas from the ovens.
Speaker 8: That makes sense, there's no ventilation.
Speaker 6: How do they get their pizza? How do they get
Speaker 6: their pizzas out?
Speaker 8: Just a weird pizza pasta.
Speaker 11: The only problem with this restaurant is they don't have
Speaker 11: a chimney, so it makes going into the kitchen and
Speaker 11: retrieving the pizzas a difficult.
Speaker 8: In other news, if you haven't followed Jake gtv Ye.
Speaker 5: Know.
Speaker 16: I'm about to say some pretty unpopular things, starting with
Speaker 16: this is not good. Also, this is not a peaceful protest.
Speaker 1: But uh, what they show you isn't. But there's regular
Speaker 1: people out there who haven't earnest beliefs and things that
Speaker 1: are just there to demonstrate that. Actually already in the
Speaker 1: midst of some of these things too, it's not all
Speaker 1: fired and chaos and flipped over cars.
Speaker 7: Something very disturbing is happening in the background that I
Speaker 7: think you should know about. It's time to deploy Palenteer tolost.
Speaker 1: There she is that's it wasn't missing time to deploy
Speaker 1: Palenteer tech and she adds them on it. Laura Lumer,
Speaker 1: the little demon bitch here demon which I'm sorry to
Speaker 1: Los Angeles to deal with the illegals, you know, you'd
Speaker 1: love to see it, do I.
Speaker 7: S Angeles to deal with the illegals?
Speaker 1: You know, you love to see So they do a
Speaker 1: little test market here, but then they unleash the palteer
Speaker 1: on all of Americans. Isn't that nice? And then they
Speaker 1: chain reaction that stuff too. So the the the law
Speaker 1: of same thing that would they do with police, right,
Speaker 1: Like if they can't get a warrant or whatever to
Speaker 1: survell you, they'll find something that they can that's related
Speaker 1: to you to get It's like a it's like a
Speaker 1: hopscotch thing. So then they are indirectly doing it. It's
Speaker 1: it's this is really messed up, see it.
Speaker 7: You're lying if you say you wouldn't. This is the
Speaker 7: grand plan.
Speaker 16: Okay, it's not an accident that cars are burning on
Speaker 16: the streets and people are waving foreign flags on the streets.
Speaker 7: There's something they're trying to manufacture.
Speaker 1: Consent for, right, and that's going to be too absolute
Speaker 1: devastation of Gaza, and it's going to be under roars
Speaker 1: of laws by Americans rather than absolute discuss and you know,
Speaker 1: being appalled by it. And the Patriot Act, by the way,
Speaker 1: makes your gold and silver unlawful for trade. Did you
Speaker 1: know that? And punishable by death or imprisonment. That's the
Speaker 1: thing by gold, gold, cold, blah blah blah blah blah. Right,
Speaker 1: so they can just up and take all the true wealth.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 16: Remember when they justified the passing of the Patriot Act
Speaker 16: over twenty years ago, they told us we needed all
Speaker 16: this extra power to go after.
Speaker 7: The bad guys.
Speaker 1: To get rid of these guys would be the way vase, right,
Speaker 1: not the Muslims. But you know, they have their own issues.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that they're wonderful people, but what I
Speaker 1: am saying is would they even be an issue if
Speaker 1: it wasn't for Israel terrorists?
Speaker 16: But almost immediately the government started to use that extra
Speaker 16: power they were given to spy on ordinary Americans. Right,
Speaker 16: How can you be so sure that you will not
Speaker 16: be deemed an enemy of the state one day? There's
Speaker 16: absolutely no guarantee that this master database.
Speaker 1: Right, and Trump Temps volunteered to create master database on
Speaker 1: every American. He already said that on every American. That's you,
Speaker 1: that's me. What am I gonna do? You know, I've
Speaker 1: got a videos I can't way back machine back? What
Speaker 1: am I gonna do?
Speaker 7: Won't be weaponized against you.
Speaker 16: And to be perfectly honest, history tells us that the
Speaker 16: likelihood is pretty.
Speaker 8: High that it will be used against you.
Speaker 1: This is the digital check of everyone one day.
Speaker 8: So the quote R.
Speaker 7: Junior won.
Speaker 16: Any power that the government takes from the people, it
Speaker 16: will never return voluntarily.
Speaker 2: Two.
Speaker 16: Every power that the government takes, it will ultimately be abused.
Speaker 7: To the maximum extent possible. Three nobody ever complied their
Speaker 7: way out of totalitarianism. The only thing we can. I'm
Speaker 7: about to say some pretty unpopular is this.
Speaker 1: And then whatever reason because I reshared this or something,
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's just starts looping back over again,
Speaker 1: starting with you just be careful people. Yeah, but it
Speaker 1: they only give you one minute of the audio. And
Speaker 1: then whoever shared this, I think she shared a flur.
Speaker 1: They only give you one minute of the audio, so
Speaker 1: if the video is longer than that, it just loops
Speaker 1: to the audio again, so you don't get the whole thing.
Speaker 1: It's kind of shitty.
Speaker 15: And nineteen ninety nine, British Gas estimated that there's one
Speaker 15: point one trillion cubic feet.
Speaker 8: Of natural gas off the coast of Guards and the
Speaker 8: Gards and Marina.
Speaker 15: They got a contract twenty six years ago to get
Speaker 15: that gas, but Pallising just haven't seen anything since there's
Speaker 15: also one point seven billion barrels of oil they recommid.
Speaker 1: Obviously, they're not going to prove for share with the
Speaker 1: country that it's actually sitting on, right, They're going to
Speaker 1: steal it, just like they do with every other country.
Speaker 8: That's why.
Speaker 1: Gaddafi, that's why he Hugo Shavez. They kicked the Auger. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Gaddafi is a different story. He nationalized
Speaker 1: the the natural resources, and that's why he was able
Speaker 1: to have a country that didn't have health care costs, taxes,
Speaker 1: electric bills, gases fourteen cents a gallon, You had guaranteed housing,
Speaker 1: after you went through school, your school was paid for you.
Speaker 1: All that stuff was made possible because the wealth was
Speaker 1: kept within the country, not a private corporation siphoning the
Speaker 1: wealth out of your country, which is what happens everywhere else.
Speaker 15: It's the coast of Gaza, so if Israel takes Gaza,
Speaker 15: depopulates it, and just annexes it, then it gets access to.
Speaker 8: All those resources.
Speaker 15: There's also another oil and gas deposit in the West
Speaker 15: Bank called Meggat, which Israel has taken and used because
Speaker 15: they argue it's west of the nineteen forty eight Armistice line.
Speaker 8: But this is a colonial project, and colonial projects are.
Speaker 15: About stealing land, but even more they're about stealing resources
Speaker 15: and making sure that indigenous people have no access to
Speaker 15: their resources. Look at what happened in the United States
Speaker 15: with Native Americans. Their reservations are all on the most
Speaker 15: arid lands with no resources, and they chucked them a
Speaker 15: few casinos to try and keep them happy.
Speaker 1: Who are they actually owned by oivy with the Native
Speaker 1: American looking guy who dresses up extra qulte unquote traditional
Speaker 1: headdress and all to make you know, for the for
Speaker 1: the optics.
Speaker 8: Obviously that that didn't work.
Speaker 15: But that's what you're saying in West Bank and Gaza,
Speaker 15: and I think that and that's the world stops Israel.
Speaker 8: Their plan will work because no one seems to stop
Speaker 8: nothing they do.
Speaker 15: Doesn't matter how many kids they kill, doesn't matter, how
Speaker 15: many people they starve, doesn't matter how many starving people
Speaker 15: they killed, No one says stop. So the West is
Speaker 15: complicit in this plan of ethnic lensing, this plan of
Speaker 15: total side that will that's going to end Palestinian people
Speaker 15: and will be the final solution that Zionism has sought
Speaker 15: since Israel's created.
Speaker 1: But I believe in the final solution that Zionism has
Speaker 1: sought and got goes all the that goes back to
Speaker 1: learning Kabbala.
Speaker 8: That the shadow of this genocide, the shadow of what
Speaker 8: they're doing, will And.
Speaker 1: I still say that there's going to be some sort
Speaker 1: of strike within Israel that they're going to manufacture themselves.
Speaker 1: It's not going to destroy any of the resources, but
Speaker 1: it's going to do something to the Israelis themselves, and
Speaker 1: then that'll be the most horrific thing in the world.
Speaker 1: And I mean, anybody dying isn't good, right even if
Speaker 1: but I mean if their blood. There see hateful people
Speaker 1: that want to kill innocent people because they think that
Speaker 1: they are owed that land and they're the ones. I
Speaker 1: guess maybe it's not such whatever, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: go down that road. But the whole, the whole thing
Speaker 1: is these people who operate the world, they don't care
Speaker 1: if they harm Israelis two as long as the outcome
Speaker 1: is more control and more justification for them doing horrific
Speaker 1: things elsewhere. And that's precisely what would happen. You would
Speaker 1: see a natural physical harm being done somewhere within Israel's
Speaker 1: illegitimate borders, and then they would do the retaliation. So
Speaker 1: and then God, if you think, if you think anti
Speaker 1: Semitism laws are bad, now, if Israel gets attacked, well
Speaker 1: then you, sir, are a domestic terrorist for speaking out
Speaker 1: against these poor victims.
Speaker 8: Will will eventually destroy Zionism itself.
Speaker 15: We've seen nearly two years of Israeli genocide and gods
Speaker 15: are perpetrated by a far right fascistic regime.
Speaker 8: Acts by Washington, London, Berlin.
Speaker 1: And yeah, everywhere that there's a really strong central bank, right.
Speaker 8: You have other Western capitals. We need to fight back
Speaker 8: against the system that allows that to happen.
Speaker 15: But first we need a population which is informed about
Speaker 15: what has happened. Part of the reason they've been allowed
Speaker 15: to get away with it is because the media repeats
Speaker 15: their lies.
Speaker 1: They own the media. They would explain why there.
Speaker 8: And doesn't cover the deep participation of those governments.
Speaker 7: A deep dive.
Speaker 15: We're all about investigating and exposing our own government and
Speaker 15: Western government's complicity and participation in the crimes that Israel
Speaker 15: is committing in Palestine.
Speaker 8: But there's many obstacles to this one of the main
Speaker 8: ones is funded.
Speaker 1: That he wants you give them money.
Speaker 2: Oh, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, me animal.
Speaker 7: What they all have research centers and rule.
Speaker 14: See every producer who worked there, every director who worked there,
Speaker 14: every writer who worked there, and every star who worked
Speaker 14: there was part of the larger system that was created
Speaker 14: by the Hollywood Jews.
Speaker 4: Almost sexuality, pornography, all the beast reality, all the garbage of.
Speaker 1: The These are just some of the fun things. You'll
Speaker 1: find it in Talman.
Speaker 14: Well, which we're all run by Jewish people, as.
Speaker 2: Well as changing the world in India, in Asia, in
Speaker 2: Africa and Latin America everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of funny that Pakistan and in India
Speaker 1: having their little sk and nobody has anybody talked about
Speaker 1: that since they cut off the entire like water supply
Speaker 1: from the from the from the river. Oh yeah, like
Speaker 1: what is wisping going on there? Has anybody heard anything recently?
Speaker 1: That's the way they controlled too. Remember when Great Britain
Speaker 1: went in there, and what does Great Great Britain do
Speaker 1: things for but the Bank of England, City of London.
Speaker 1: So who is that again? Same Saturn Colt of ooives
Speaker 1: that we've been talking about who do you think really
Speaker 1: runs Germany after the war? You know what happened in China?
Speaker 1: Did you know that Red China and Israel work together
Speaker 1: on developing their nuclear program. Why do you think that is?
Speaker 1: Is because they like Chinese people know, it's because they
Speaker 1: control their country, because ever since the installed Mao, it
Speaker 1: hasn't been China for Chinese anymore.
Speaker 7: US media, as your majesty, I'm going to stop that.
Speaker 2: We can change the world we are today. Warfare has
Speaker 2: changed again dramatically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and polunteers read that, Alley.
Speaker 2: I don't mean just physical warfare of the kind I
Speaker 2: just described. I'm talking about the capacity. And it's not imaginary,
Speaker 2: it's not futuristic, and it's not exaggerated. It's moving very
Speaker 2: rapidly to a situation where with the click of a button,
Speaker 2: you can bring down nations to their knees. You can
Speaker 2: bring down nations to their knees very rapidly, if you
Speaker 2: so desire, and if you're willing to take the risks,
Speaker 2: because every system can be happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know they can set pages to blow
Speaker 1: up in your lap, on your waist, kill your children
Speaker 1: when they're playing their cellphones. Yeah, great, Great, times, good times.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 12: I never really thought that I would see you have
Speaker 12: confirmed pictures of terrorists be hideous oldren.
Speaker 1: Well, if those terrorists weres realised, then yeah, yeah, but
Speaker 1: not so much the other thing, right, Yeah, I never
Speaker 1: thought I ever anyway, M sorry, technically nonsense in me
Speaker 1: it's really officialty okay, But well, why is the destruction
Speaker 1: that we killed eight children with our own tanks? Israel
Speaker 1: used the Hannibal directive, which means attacking their own people
Speaker 1: for the sake of pushing their agenda on October seventh?
Speaker 7: Why is it action looks like the cause of our chances.
Speaker 4: Attack, don't Yeah? Yeah, because they were blocked in these
Speaker 4: houses and we needed to uh to conquer back the
Speaker 4: whole settlements.
Speaker 6: Happens, so how many work how many were here survived.
Speaker 17: This house from other buildings. Nineteen people died among them.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've watched any of the videos
Speaker 1: I shared with you from Max, but he was covering this,
Speaker 1: uh quite extensively back when it was actually occurring or
Speaker 1: that when when when the when the chopper footage was
Speaker 1: available to and you know, they wanted us to see that,
Speaker 1: otherwise it wouldn't have been released so m they want
Speaker 1: they want the opposition because then they can label you
Speaker 1: whatever it is. They're going to label you, demonize you,
Speaker 1: and ruin your life. They want you to be outraged.
Speaker 1: It's part of the It's part of it. And then
Speaker 1: the ideal idea and all those other people can rally
Speaker 1: up against all these people in America who are you know,
Speaker 1: anti semi colon's and all this other shit idea of
Speaker 1: ordered Hannibal directive on October seventh to prevent Hamas taking
Speaker 1: soldiers captive. Right, there was crazy hysteria and decisions started
Speaker 1: being made without verified information. Documents and testimonies obtained by
Speaker 1: Haaretz revealed the Hannibal Operational Order, which directs the use
Speaker 1: of force to prevent soldiers being taken into captivity, which
Speaker 1: obviously was was a smokescreen because that wasn't even a thing.
Speaker 1: They all came on hang gliders. Yeah, okay, was employed
Speaker 1: at three army facilities infiltrated by Hamas, potentially endangering civilians
Speaker 1: as well. Potentially. All right, that's enough that one that
Speaker 1: you wouldn't just replied back to Megan, Let's say thanks,
Speaker 1: that's cool. He says, yeah, man, all right, thank you.
Speaker 8: Have a good.
Speaker 1: All right, So doctor G won't be able to make
Speaker 1: it tomorrow because he's a got away for the weekend.
Speaker 6: We shouldn't care what I think. I'm just a random stranger. Okay,
Speaker 6: let's talk about facts. Fact number one the current Prime
Speaker 6: Minister of Israel. His name is b Vi Nataniello. He
Speaker 6: belongs to a political group called Delakud. Fact. The founder
Speaker 6: of the Liqud Party. His name is Menehem Began. Fact.
Speaker 6: Meneghem Begen was the sixth Prime Minister of Israel.
Speaker 2: Fact.
Speaker 6: Meneghem Begen was the founder of a terrorist group called
Speaker 6: Ergun in Israel. Fact, so he's a terrorist. That group
Speaker 6: Ergun has joined forces with another terrorist group called the
Speaker 6: Haganal in Israel and formed the IDF the Israeli Army.
Speaker 6: So it was founded by a group of terrorists.
Speaker 8: Fact.
Speaker 6: It wasn't Arabs or Muslims that called them terrorists, it
Speaker 6: was the British. Fact they these terrorist organizations exploded King
Speaker 6: David Hotel in the early nineteen forties, resulting in two
Speaker 6: British people. Facts, and the word terrorists was first coined
Speaker 6: in the international lexicon to describe the Israeli group. Fact.
Speaker 6: So yeah, terrorism was invented in the Middle East to
Speaker 6: describe Israel. Fact, we shouldn't care what I think. I'm
Speaker 6: just a random stranger. Okay, yes, but you thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 1: All right, now, this is interesting. I've been telling you
Speaker 1: about this Saturn cult for a while now.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: You know, if you've been following the show long enough,
Speaker 1: you've heard me say this ad nauseum and keep reluding
Speaker 1: back to the fact that this is These Abrahamic religions
Speaker 1: are masks putting a whole different does a paint a
Speaker 1: different paint job on the same sick cult with the
Speaker 1: same sick rituals that they do with children, And it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter if you're a Roman Catholic church or if
Speaker 1: you're you know, Shabbad, it's the same types of things
Speaker 1: that they do to children. I don't really ever like
Speaker 1: these things where they do the cutaway and the guys
Speaker 1: like on his computer and looking up to I mean,
Speaker 1: it's theatrics. I get it, and it's it has its place,
Speaker 1: but it knowing that it's it's corny and they're trying
Speaker 1: to show you something real. I just think it takes
Speaker 1: away from the actual.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe that's what people need I don't know, Maybe
Speaker 1: it's just me. I feel it's it's intellectually demeaning, you know,
Speaker 1: to to have to feel like you need to put
Speaker 1: up you do the acting part when you're trying to
Speaker 1: tell something that's real. Why why do you need to
Speaker 1: do the acting? The theatric's part of it. So there's
Speaker 1: a there's a priest here slapping a baby in the face. Trauma, right,
Speaker 1: trauma early. This is what they do. Why do you
Speaker 1: think the injections, why do you think the all the
Speaker 1: things that they do in a normal they call it normal.
Speaker 1: But the way alapass handle a birth, I've never seen
Speaker 1: that that aggressive of a tism before. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: where that happens. But like crap, I have to read
Speaker 1: baptism transfers the soul to the church's control. Well, so
Speaker 1: does technically that certificate of live birth with the blood contract.
Speaker 1: You know, apparently the parent is supposed to be the the.
Speaker 3: What do they call it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the word leaves my mind. But I
Speaker 1: was just talking about this and I did my walk
Speaker 1: and talk the the informed party or the consensual or
Speaker 1: the ah of first there's another word though, God damn it. Ah,
Speaker 1: see what he when this happens to me. Doctor Glinton
Speaker 1: just told me I should take this a particular homeopath
Speaker 1: for this. But yeah, the competent thank you to my
Speaker 1: brain for finally let me have that word competent party.
Speaker 1: But it's the child's blood that's on the contract, so
Speaker 1: that's that's not cool. And they tell you in California
Speaker 1: that if you don't agree to that that contract, that
Speaker 1: makes your child now a commodity for these banks and
Speaker 1: for these this the Holy see that they can take
Speaker 1: your child because you're an unfit parent because they use
Speaker 1: those blood samples to test for diseases. That's complete and
Speaker 1: total lie. It's an absolutely ridiculous lie. And but but
Speaker 1: they're the threat of them taking your child isn't and
Speaker 1: same thing. If you you know, continue to give your
Speaker 1: your pediatrician a hard time over shots, they can do
Speaker 1: the same thing. That's why we've left California because they
Speaker 1: don't do that here in Arizona. They try to, but
Speaker 1: they don't push it as hard. And you know, meet
Speaker 1: us being too people. My family only, my support network
Speaker 1: is all in the East Coast, three thousand and two
Speaker 1: thousand miles away. I wasn't going to take chances my daughter,
Speaker 1: so we moved. Let's see, says the person officially belongs
Speaker 1: to the spiritual jurisdiction now in the system, the system
Speaker 1: meaning a lot of other things, like, you know, beating
Speaker 1: the fact that there is an actual your property and
Speaker 1: you're not your parents' property anymore. You're their property, and
Speaker 1: you have a value on the open market under the
Speaker 1: guise of cleansing original sin, which isn't a real thing.
Speaker 1: We've talked about that with the British Eda. There was
Speaker 1: no betrayal or the tempting by Eve to add them,
Speaker 1: that's all nonsense. Eve left the Serpent cult. Eve left
Speaker 1: the Saturn cult behind and was baptized. And again this
Speaker 1: is what they talk about baptism. Baptism in their hands
Speaker 1: was turned ugly. Baptism by the Goths who introduced it
Speaker 1: into the into Mesopotamia wasn't a sick ritual because they
Speaker 1: weren't changing the the energies and manipulating uh, the the
Speaker 1: the procedure with some sort of trauma or some sort
Speaker 1: of dark purpose. It was a cleansing, a good cleansing,
Speaker 1: and it was just a what do you call it,
Speaker 1: like a another again my brain, it was a symbolic
Speaker 1: of a new life of rebirth right. So that's that's
Speaker 1: why it was done by the Goths in their in
Speaker 1: their in their Sun cult. It was it was, it
Speaker 1: was that type of washing. Here, it's completely different because
Speaker 1: it's in the hands of a cult that has nothing
Speaker 1: but demonology as its historical background, nothing but messing around
Speaker 1: prowerbs and principalities with dark, dark forces. They don't even
Speaker 1: believe in a god, and they didn't have a concept
Speaker 1: of that until the Goths came, because they had a
Speaker 1: benevolent creator concept and you know, the son being a
Speaker 1: representative of that benevolent creator and what he can create.
Speaker 1: Ritual of submission and initiation under the guys with cleansing originals,
Speaker 1: and it is a first initial ritual resembling cult induction.
Speaker 1: The infant unknowingly receives. There's all kinds of stuff over
Speaker 1: the top of this market belonging. Baptism transfers the soul
Speaker 1: to the church's control. The person officially belongs to the
Speaker 1: spiritual jurisdiction now in the system, the ritual submission. Okay,
Speaker 1: so they're just saying the same thing. Water as information carrier.
Speaker 1: Water is merely a purification symbol. Some theories claim water
Speaker 1: can reprogram human energy structures that baptism allegedly alters consciousness
Speaker 1: frequencies make individuals more controllable via religious archetypes. But again,
Speaker 1: merely a purification symbol when it's not used in a
Speaker 1: sick dark ritual. Because water does control, it does have memory, right,
Speaker 1: That's why structured water gets rid of the trauma. Christian
Speaker 1: name given at baptism serves as a key to fixate.
Speaker 1: I had to lost it. Sorry, here there's a petrified
Speaker 1: foot of a priest or saint or something. What the
Speaker 1: hell is at It's a mummified foot. I've never seen that.
Speaker 1: Why are relative saints lowered into the water. In reality,
Speaker 1: relics are energetically charged objects containing a soul's imprint, DNA code, memory,
Speaker 1: and energy matrix. Well energetically, that would have kind of
Speaker 1: make sense. When placed in water, water absorbs the structure
Speaker 1: of the deceased, becoming saturated with a code of death
Speaker 1: under the guise of holiness. Those who drink or immerse
Speaker 1: this immerse in this water enter energetic residence with the egg, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, is what every free Masonic order has
Speaker 1: in their lodge. The grigory. I think that's Italian the
Speaker 1: way's saying. It is what happens when all the energies
Speaker 1: of all the people of the lodge, all their combined
Speaker 1: energies come together to make like their uh the frequency signature.
Speaker 1: That's that brings out a certain energy personality when you're
Speaker 1: messing around with dark, dark energies, and they call it
Speaker 1: the gregor or the grigory of the lodge. The personality
Speaker 1: the spirit of the Lodge of Death is the church
Speaker 1: system becoming reconnected to its channel. Yeah, there it goes.
Speaker 1: And I got to the little of the most part.
Speaker 1: So let's just say I have those I've been taking them. No,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Yeah, yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: we're headed off a cliff. But I wanted to put
Speaker 1: this up here so that I could point it out
Speaker 1: more tinfoil to Yara said, that's probably that's probably why
Speaker 1: so many banned YouTubers are getting their channels back, right,
Speaker 1: because not so much even just what they say. And
Speaker 1: this is the thing too. Remember if they deleted the
Speaker 1: channel and it all was somewhere for all that time,
Speaker 1: what were they doing with that data? Because if it
Speaker 1: was restored, then all that stuff that they said was
Speaker 1: taboo and couldn't be shared in public because of that
Speaker 1: this danger of that danger to you know, adults who
Speaker 1: can make their own discernment, which is you know, that's
Speaker 1: again silly, I'll thank you for protecting me from myself.
Speaker 1: Then it's also used because they're going to want other people.
Speaker 1: They're going to use these they're basically if they're not
Speaker 1: already involved in the system itself, because a lot of
Speaker 1: times there's this like false you know, persecution that these
Speaker 1: people capitalize on because it just makes them more legitimate
Speaker 1: to the public if they're being attacked like Alex Jones
Speaker 1: does all often. Then it's for the people that are
Speaker 1: going to comment on those videos now that these channels
Speaker 1: are restored, who's who and maybe not even be something
Speaker 1: that you said, but just simply because you're assuming this
Speaker 1: information makes you on the list. You know, maybe you
Speaker 1: don't even comment on it, but you're following it, subscribe
Speaker 1: to it. Uh, Richie rich different Bustin's going off again.
Speaker 3: M hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a little concerned about travel myself of and
Speaker 1: going places. And then I'm who I am, and they
Speaker 1: have no problem taking down an entire fleet of people
Speaker 1: just get rid of one. But I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: I'm that important. But I don't think. I hope not.
Speaker 1: I hope they don't think I am. I hope I
Speaker 1: hope I hope AI doesn't think I am. Yeah, you're
Speaker 1: you're super cool.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Uh, there we go. Now, let's get
Speaker 1: back to.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 1: Or should I go with? Should he? Should?
Speaker 2: He?
Speaker 1: Should he be doing the reading today? Maybe he'll do
Speaker 1: the reading today. The only thing is after a minute,
Speaker 1: in eighteen seconds, it turns back over to the other thing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, let's try that for a little. Let's
Speaker 1: see how that goes. It might be a little distracting.
Speaker 1: I could do it in his voice.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I like that voice.
Speaker 1: I think he should be more like there's two kinds
Speaker 1: of people in this world. Yeah, that that should be
Speaker 1: more of his voice. Like, but I could I have
Speaker 1: to do that one. Let's see that one's way too
Speaker 1: low or high?
Speaker 8: I mean, how's that one?
Speaker 1: No, Well, we'll work on that. We'll get that going
Speaker 1: for we'll get more of a nasally voice in the
Speaker 1: here somehow. All right, it would be hard for me
Speaker 1: to read that whole way. And you wouldn't want me
Speaker 1: to read anything like that for at length in that
Speaker 1: it would kill me and it'd probably kill you too.
Speaker 1: There is no way of knowing the actional figures, but
Speaker 1: some critics of Lincoln have estimated that the number of
Speaker 1: political prisoners he incarcerated, political prisoners he incarcerated. Remember, heybeas corpus,
Speaker 1: bye bye constitutional anything suspended never reinstated by Congress. And
Speaker 1: this was the beginning of the takeover of America by
Speaker 1: the banking systems, by the Saturn cult oayvas okay, this
Speaker 1: was civil war. And I will so there's no way
Speaker 1: of telling how many political prisoners he incarcerated was as
Speaker 1: high as forty thousand. They were held indefinitely without bail
Speaker 1: and without the services of an attorney, without knowing the
Speaker 1: charges against them. And it's such so people who say
Speaker 1: this could never happen couldn't happen here. It happened already
Speaker 1: here in a time of America where America is stronger,
Speaker 1: and American values and Americanism in the spirit of you know,
Speaker 1: defiance was greater in people. You know this, they had
Speaker 1: they had to kick their door open to get him.
Speaker 1: They're already been in here with their feet up on
Speaker 1: the table for one hundred and fifty years. Now, what
Speaker 1: makes us think that it couldn't happen again, but that
Speaker 1: it doesn't happen daily? And the injustices that you see,
Speaker 1: why why there has to be somebody called a civil
Speaker 1: rights lawyer? Like wouldn't every lawyer be interested in civil
Speaker 1: rights without services of an attorney, without knowing the charges
Speaker 1: against them, and in such secrecy, snatching you from your
Speaker 1: life to where people don't even know where you went,
Speaker 1: and such secrecy that many of their families didn't know
Speaker 1: where they were. Lincoln shut down more than three hundred
Speaker 1: newspapers and journals by executive order. That was an abusive
Speaker 1: power and a complete unconstitutional use of an executive order.
Speaker 1: So what happened to honest journalism? Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: most of the media outlets were being we're changing hands
Speaker 1: around this time too to oive, but hones those who
Speaker 1: were honest journalists saw what happened to honest journalists. They
Speaker 1: were incarcerated indefinitely. So he completely changed and terror formed
Speaker 1: the entire nature of media in his reign of terror,
Speaker 1: forever changing it because it was replaced by lockstep. It
Speaker 1: became the media became a voice piece of the government.
Speaker 1: But the government wasn't the government anymore after this right
Speaker 1: because it was it was not American. There's something American
Speaker 1: about it. He shut down more than three hundred newspapers
Speaker 1: and journals by executive orders. Secretary of State John Seaward bragged,
Speaker 1: I would venture I guess what he was, bragged to
Speaker 1: the British ambassador, Lord Lyons. Remember British ambassador. What did
Speaker 1: they already have there? They had the Bank of England.
Speaker 1: That's what's controlling that country. That he could ring one
Speaker 1: bell on his right hand and arrest a citizen in
Speaker 1: New York, and another bell on his left and arrest
Speaker 1: a citizen in Ohio. Where do we live? What is
Speaker 1: the true nature of America?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Rushmore G. Horton detailed the wretched conditions in one such prison,
Speaker 1: best Deals, as they like to call him, where rats
Speaker 1: were prevalent. He also recounted the laughingly trivial nature of
Speaker 1: many arrests. Michigan's David C. Wattles, for example, was arrested
Speaker 1: because his children had died an old shirt with BlackBerry
Speaker 1: juice and raised it high on a pole. Some patriotic
Speaker 1: quote unquote, I'm putting the quotes on there. Citizen interpreted this.
Speaker 1: Some Karen interpreted this as the raising of a secessionist flag,
Speaker 1: and poor Wattles was sent all the way to Fort
Speaker 1: Lafayette for five months. Evidently. One of the cases in
Speaker 1: which Seward used his bell was when doctor L. M
Speaker 1: Ross of Illinois was arrested after being seen in the
Speaker 1: street drawing his finger under his nose like this in
Speaker 1: what was absurdly claimed to be a private city, know
Speaker 1: of disloyalty. This is what's happening before surveillance, before technological surveillance.
Speaker 1: This is the little minions, the little it's like people
Speaker 1: who busy bodies who don't know how to mind their
Speaker 1: own goddamn business. And this far back in history we
Speaker 1: always think of like tough people who were side arms
Speaker 1: and were thinking because this is pre dating like the
Speaker 1: Old West era right well around the same time. So
Speaker 1: what the hell are these soft people? And if they
Speaker 1: were there, then they're in abundance. Now they have the
Speaker 1: tools of television and media all under their control to
Speaker 1: manipulate and program conditioned the minds for them to have
Speaker 1: more of these people who think that they're doing good
Speaker 1: by turning your ass in. Ross served several months served
Speaker 1: months in Washington's Old Capital Prison as a result. One
Speaker 1: of the most prominent of Lincoln's detainees was Frank Key Howard,
Speaker 1: grandson of Francis Scott Key, who was arrested after midnight
Speaker 1: on September thirteenth, eighteen sixty one. Howard was the editor
Speaker 1: of the Daily Exchange and drew the ire of Lincoln
Speaker 1: and Seward because of his editorials criticizing both the suspension
Speaker 1: of the rit of Habeas corpus and Lincoln's declaration of
Speaker 1: martial law in Baltimore. Marshall law is such a wonderful thing,
Speaker 1: right people are calling for it right now because of
Speaker 1: these what are they actually? I mean, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's anything organic about it, but there might be, you know,
Speaker 1: honest people at these protests and rallies because they see
Speaker 1: something wrong happening in the world. But what would constitute
Speaker 1: the need for martial law in that situation, Like why
Speaker 1: are their police in the first place if they can't
Speaker 1: handle a goddamn thing, So it's really just an excuse
Speaker 1: to further abuse their powers. In bitter irony, Key was
Speaker 1: imprisoned at Fort McHenry. His grandfather had written The Star
Speaker 1: Spangled Banner forty seven years earlier, inspired by the bombing
Speaker 1: of the same Fort McHenry by British warship and an
Speaker 1: interesting corollary event. In eighteen fifty nine, the son of
Speaker 1: Francis Scott Key, Philip Barton Key the second, was killed
Speaker 1: by Congressman Daniel Sickles, who had discovered he was having
Speaker 1: an affair with his young wife. Among his defense Attorneyes
Speaker 1: was Lincoln's future secretary for Edwin Stanton, who everybody should
Speaker 1: know that name and be horrifically repulsed by him, who
Speaker 1: successfully employed the temporary insanity defense on the guy who
Speaker 1: was killed. Yeah, Lincoln arrested the entire legislature of Maryland
Speaker 1: shortly after being elected, along with the Police Commissioner of Baltimore,
Speaker 1: several newspaper editors and other prominent citizens. Some of them
Speaker 1: served nearly two years in various bastials, as they were
Speaker 1: derisively referred to. In eighteen sixty nine, John A. Marshall
Speaker 1: wrote a moving book, American Beast Deal, a history of
Speaker 1: the illegal arrests and imprisonment of American citizens in the
Speaker 1: Northern and border states on account of their political opinions
Speaker 1: during the late Civil War, and that rate. There is
Speaker 1: an example of how titles of books used to be
Speaker 1: almost half the book which described his own arbitrary arrest
Speaker 1: and unconstitutional internment in Fort Lafiete, one of Lincoln's makeshift prisons.
Speaker 1: One of the many stories recounted by Marshall was that
Speaker 1: of New York Daily News editor James W. Well, whose
Speaker 1: editorials condemning the war and Lincoln's countless unconstitutional actions formed
Speaker 1: the basis of his crime. Exemplifying the state of absolute
Speaker 1: tyranny that existed was a December third, eighteen sixty one
Speaker 1: announcement from SETH. C. Hawley, Chief Clerk of the matter
Speaker 1: Metropolitan Police Commissioners of New York, that declared the Department
Speaker 1: of State of the United States will not recognize anyone
Speaker 1: as an attorney for political prisoners. They won't recognize them
Speaker 1: as an attorney if they're there to help them, and
Speaker 1: we'll look with distrust upon all applications for release through
Speaker 1: such channels. So then they'll put them on the list,
Speaker 1: the lawyers themselves on the list for being picked up.
Speaker 1: This is what's in our future, and it's in our past,
Speaker 1: and that such applications will be regarded as additional reason
Speaker 1: for declining the release of prisoners. So if you ask,
Speaker 1: what's the charges, why they did being held, and can
Speaker 1: we get them released, that's excuse enough for them to
Speaker 1: keep you there longer because you questioned their authority. And
Speaker 1: here's another funny thing. Did you know that there were
Speaker 1: Southerners who were executed simply for wanting to go home
Speaker 1: to see their families. That was their their capital punishment
Speaker 1: for such outlandish desires and demands or requests. Even in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty two, Congress passed the Enrollment Act, which authorized
Speaker 1: the drafting of young men into the Union Army. It
Speaker 1: was the first form of national conscription and American history. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess it's okay, so far as if it gets distracted,
Speaker 1: let me know, let me see. Yeah, I I don't
Speaker 1: see anybody complaining about our boy here yet, so I'll
Speaker 1: just keep going, all right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was the first FORMUA. So the Act was rife
Speaker 1: within inequity, such as the provision which allowed a man
Speaker 1: to pay three hundred dollars to hire a substitute to
Speaker 1: take his place for those families of means that couldn't
Speaker 1: find a substitute. There was a convenient commutation provision whereby
Speaker 1: a payment of five hundred dollars bought an exemption from
Speaker 1: the draft. This hated rich Man's exemption, as it was called,
Speaker 1: angered the average American of military age, especially the young
Speaker 1: Irish immigrants of New York City. And you saw in
Speaker 1: gangs in New York like they got off one boat,
Speaker 1: put him on another one, and sent him off to
Speaker 1: the war. Right, he says, when are they going to
Speaker 1: feed us? Because that's what the that's what they enticed
Speaker 1: them with to get them to sign up to Hey, look,
Speaker 1: you're in your new country. You want to go die
Speaker 1: for it? Yeah. A riot erupted in New York in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty three as a result, and President Lincoln was
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, and in President Lincoln, as was his wont
Speaker 1: used some extraordinary executive powers to quell the disturbances. He
Speaker 1: diverted troops from Gettysburg to the area, and only a
Speaker 1: lack of manpower stopped him from declaring martial law. Predictably,
Speaker 1: while Lincoln extolled all poor and lower middle class youngsters
Speaker 1: to lay down their lives on the altar, of Freedom
Speaker 1: to save the Union. Lincoln's oldest son, Robert, remained far
Speaker 1: from the battlefields at Harvard University. The President eventually, when
Speaker 1: the war was nearing an end, found Robert a relatively
Speaker 1: safe position on General Grant's staff, where he was commissioned
Speaker 1: as a captain and assistant Adjunct Adjutant General. On February
Speaker 1: twenty third, eighteen sixty five, coal miners in Pennsylvania rioted
Speaker 1: and attacked officials who tried to force them to enlist
Speaker 1: in the draft. Soldiers were sent to Pennsylvania to quell
Speaker 1: the riots. Farmers in Ohio, who opposed the draft attacked
Speaker 1: soldiers who were sent to fight them. The July eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty three New York draft riots were the largest insurgent
Speaker 1: revolt in American history. I want everybody to remember this
Speaker 1: because if anybody sees what's going on in the world
Speaker 1: and how it's escalating, if we get pulled into something,
Speaker 1: there's a long history and precedents, and you know, remember
Speaker 1: it was a twenty eighteen. I can't remember what year
Speaker 1: it was that the Fourth of July celebration was moved
Speaker 1: to the Lincoln Memorial as per Trump's request. What's he
Speaker 1: saying with that kind of symbolic statement, The July eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty three New York Draft riots were the largest insurgent
Speaker 1: revolt in American history outside of the secession of the
Speaker 1: Southern States itself. The lottery system, which as noted, included
Speaker 1: a provision that permitted those of means to pay a
Speaker 1: poorer substitute to take their place in battle, had already
Speaker 1: angered many, and the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation really
Speaker 1: lit the fire. Anti war newspaper editors had fueled the hour.
Speaker 1: Did you know that when he did that, he did
Speaker 1: that for the South. The North still kept their slaves,
Speaker 1: and there was no where he could enforce it because
Speaker 1: technically the secession, the secession of states weren't under federal
Speaker 1: rule anymore, so that wasn't their president, so there was
Speaker 1: no way to enforce them. Lets went out and started
Speaker 1: murdering people, which is what they did, and that's what
Speaker 1: the Civil War was. But it was more than just that.
Speaker 1: It was the reason why they were doing this was
Speaker 1: because they didn't want anyone to escape the Union. Why
Speaker 1: do you think that is because the banks who were
Speaker 1: putting our country into debts that were going to control
Speaker 1: it didn't want anyone slipping from their control, and that
Speaker 1: was the real reason though there was no we'll talk
Speaker 1: about this more as we go on, but this wasn't
Speaker 1: about slavery with the only four point eight percent of
Speaker 1: the you know, the American US population, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it. At that time, even owny slaves, anti
Speaker 1: war newspaper editor editors had fueled the outrage with coverage
Speaker 1: that was certain to appeal to poor and working class whites.
Speaker 1: The three hundred dollars rich Man's exemption was bitterly compared
Speaker 1: by many to the one thousand dollars paid for Southern waves. Right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you go out and die for me. Here's here's ther
Speaker 1: here's the my Often these immigrants, according to Pap Buchanan,
Speaker 1: some right off the boat, were put into uniform and
Speaker 1: sent into battle, where many died, never coming to know
Speaker 1: the land where the streets are paid with gold. The
Speaker 1: initial targets of the rioters. Oh, that's that's one way
Speaker 1: to work with immigration, right, If they're going to continue
Speaker 1: to bring people in, right, turn flip them around and
Speaker 1: making them go fight out a war. That's crazy, man.
Speaker 1: Just think that coming from Ireland or really or somewhere
Speaker 1: like that, and you're not even here yet and you're
Speaker 1: already fighting. It's like, oh yeah, thanks, yeah, wait, thanks
Speaker 1: for showing up. The initial targets of the rioters Wrath
Speaker 1: were military and governmental buildings, and the mobs will attacked
Speaker 1: those who interfered with them. Let me say that again.
Speaker 1: The initial targets of the Rioters Wrath were military, government
Speaker 1: and governmental buildings, and the mob only attacked those who
Speaker 1: interfered with them. So but the more extreme writers soon
Speaker 1: began focusing their anger on every black person, including a
Speaker 1: poor fruit vendor, before setting fire to the cord or
Speaker 1: from the asylum on Fifth Avenue. How much do you
Speaker 1: want to bet that those weren't agent provocateurs escalating this
Speaker 1: to make to give the public perception that resistance against
Speaker 1: the government was evil, and that would they would have
Speaker 1: no qualms about harming other people just to do so,
Speaker 1: like they're just domestic terrorists.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Eventually, eleven black men would be lynched, and hundreds of
Speaker 1: blacks were forced from the city. Herbert Ashbury, author of
Speaker 1: the book Gangs of New York, put the total death
Speaker 1: toll to some two thousand. The list of Lincoln's atrocities
Speaker 1: is long. When there was a delay in payment the
Speaker 1: Sioux Indians in Minnesota. When there was a delay in
Speaker 1: the payment the Sioux Indians in Minnesota their yearly allowance
Speaker 1: during the War between the States, they began attacking the
Speaker 1: nearby white settlements. Lincoln sent in a Union force under
Speaker 1: the command of General John Pope and Colonel H. H. Sibley,
Speaker 1: and the Indians were decisively defeated on September twenty, thirteen
Speaker 1: sixty two. More than two thousand Sioux were taken captive,
Speaker 1: and a military tribunal sanctioned by Lincoln authorized the public
Speaker 1: hanging of thirty six tribunal leaders. Guilt or innocence was immaterial,
Speaker 1: and the Minnesota Sioux were moved to reservations in Dakota. Incredibly,
Speaker 1: Lincoln even ordered the arrest of Supreme Court Chief Justice
Speaker 1: Roger Taney, who had ruled against Lincoln's outrageous suspension of
Speaker 1: the rid of habeas corpus, citing the ancient rule of
Speaker 1: English liberty in the Constitution's delineation of this power exclusively
Speaker 1: to Congress. Taney was never formally arrested, but Lincoln's tyrannical
Speaker 1: actions continued. Taney was an independent spirit who respected the Constitution.
Speaker 1: A memorable anecdote about him maintains that he would have
Speaker 1: refused to administer the oath of office if the well
Speaker 1: if his political enemy John Seward, had been elected president.
Speaker 1: Lincoln's philosophy was exemplified by what he once told the
Speaker 1: Chicago Clergyman as commander in chief of the Army and
Speaker 1: Navy in time of war, I suppose I have a
Speaker 1: right to take any measure which may be, which may
Speaker 1: best subdue the enemy. I think there's somebody home. As
Speaker 1: the brought. Much as the Bush and Obama administrations extended
Speaker 1: this definition of an enemy to include critics of their policies,
Speaker 1: Lincoln clearly felt that those who opposed his policies were
Speaker 1: allied with the Confederates. What are they doing right now?
Speaker 1: If you question the oyvays, it's the same as being
Speaker 1: a terrorist, or harmas right, any type of resistance or dissension,
Speaker 1: or or questioning just the IDEA simple act of questioning,
Speaker 1: like make sense of this for me, police is enough
Speaker 1: to make you an enemy, and then they can deal
Speaker 1: with you however bluntly they feel. And this is where
Speaker 1: we are now, This is where we're at. Renowned writer
Speaker 1: Edgar Lee Masters would later comment that Lincoln was to
Speaker 1: call for and send troops into the Sioux, into the South,
Speaker 1: and thus stir that psychology of hate and fear from
Speaker 1: which people cannot extricate themselves, though knowing and saying that
Speaker 1: the war was started by usurpation. So let me say
Speaker 1: this again, would later comment that Lincoln was to call
Speaker 1: for and send troops into the South, and thus through
Speaker 1: that psychology of hate and fear from which people cannot
Speaker 1: extricate themselves, so knowing and saying that the war was
Speaker 1: started by usurpation. He did mean that he wouldn't bow
Speaker 1: to the American people when the law was laid down
Speaker 1: by their courts, through which alone the law be interpreted
Speaker 1: as the constitutional voice of the people. The way I
Speaker 1: got to read that again, I don't think did he
Speaker 1: mean that he would bow to the American people when
Speaker 1: the law was laid down by their courts, through which
Speaker 1: alone the law be interpreted as a constitutional voice of
Speaker 1: the people. No, he did not mean that, because when
Speaker 1: Taney decided that Lincoln had no power to suspend the
Speaker 1: rid of Habeas corpus, Lincoln flouted and trampled the decision
Speaker 1: of the Court Anti Slavery copperhead Judge Henry Clay Dean,
Speaker 1: who charged that the Civil War was being directed by
Speaker 1: international bankers, experienced the better angels of Lincoln's in that
Speaker 1: nature firsthand when his outspoken anti war views landed him
Speaker 1: in one of Honest Abe's unconstitutional prisons. The Postmaster General
Speaker 1: has for the last five years been violating the males.
Speaker 1: The Secretary of the Treasury has been squandering the public wealth.
Speaker 1: The Secretary of War, all crimsoned with innocent blood, is employed,
Speaker 1: is employing the army of the Secretary of War, all
Speaker 1: crimsoned with innocent blood, is employing the army for the
Speaker 1: destruction of the country. For the destruction of the country,
Speaker 1: the true objects of this war completely weaken it. It's
Speaker 1: much easier to control that which is weakened. Its will
Speaker 1: is broken. The Secretary of State has been subverting constitutional
Speaker 1: law and disgracing our form of government at home and abroad.
Speaker 1: Dean charged the Attorney General is gravely burlesquing nonsense itself
Speaker 1: by defining constitutional construction of unconstitutional laws, and is in
Speaker 1: conspiracy with the military commission to murder innocent women. The
Speaker 1: President is administering the government through military satraffs in a
Speaker 1: manner unknown to republican systems and disgraceful to despotisms which
Speaker 1: regard the character of those entrusted to power. The courts
Speaker 1: of the country are infamously corrupt. The state legislatures and
Speaker 1: Congress are flagrantly accessible to bribes. The Ladingham, the Landinggham,
Speaker 1: Valandigham all right, Clement, valandigum. We have as all we have,
Speaker 1: as all willgree a free government in this great struggle.
Speaker 1: This form of government and every form of human rights
Speaker 1: is endangered if our enemies succeed Abraham Lincoln. There was
Speaker 1: surprisingly little effort. And that's a bunch of bullshit, right,
Speaker 1: that's talking at both sides of your mouth. There was
Speaker 1: surprisingly little effort expended by the top statesmen of the
Speaker 1: era to avoid the unnecessary blood bath. In April eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty one, former President Franklin Pierce wrote to all other
Speaker 1: living ex presidents and asked them to consider using their
Speaker 1: collective stature and influence to attempt a negotiated end to
Speaker 1: the war. He specifically requested that Martin van Buren, as
Speaker 1: the most senior past chief executive, issue a formal declaration
Speaker 1: on the matter. In an astonishing but familiar display of
Speaker 1: petty politics. Van Buren replied that Pierce, as the original,
Speaker 1: as the originator of the idea and more recent president,
Speaker 1: should be the one to do it. There is nothing
Speaker 1: further on the matter and the recorded historical literature. Lincoln's
Speaker 1: most vocal Northern critic was Congressman Clement L. Villandigham of Ohio.
Speaker 1: As early as July eighteen sixty one, he took to
Speaker 1: the floor of Congress to excoriate the President for the
Speaker 1: wicked and hazardous experiment of calling thirty millions of people
Speaker 1: into arms among themselves without the council and authority of Congress.
Speaker 1: Without the council and authority of Congress. Oh look at that.
Speaker 1: On the subject of Lincoln's claim that the South had
Speaker 1: no right to secede, the indignant Democrat rord he Lincoln
Speaker 1: omits to tell us that secession and disunion had a
Speaker 1: New England origin and began in Massachusetts in eighteen oh
Speaker 1: four at the time of the Louisiana Purchase, were revived
Speaker 1: by the Hartford Secession Convention in eighteen fourteen, and culminated
Speaker 1: during the War of eighteen twelve in New Englanders. Sending
Speaker 1: commissioners to Washington to settle the terms for a peaceable
Speaker 1: separation of New England from the other states of the Union.
Speaker 1: Vede valand Digham colorfully summarized Lincoln's tyranny as something that
Speaker 1: would have cost an English sovereign his head at any
Speaker 1: time within the last two hundred years. Valandigham, as the
Speaker 1: initial voice in Congress opposing the war, was attacked and criticized,
Speaker 1: as might be expected. On April twenty fourth, eighteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: he responded angrily to radical Republican Senator Benjamin F. Wade's
Speaker 1: denouncing him as a traitor by exclaiming, now, sir, here
Speaker 1: in my place in the House as a representative, I
Speaker 1: denounced the author of that speech as a liar, a scoundrel,
Speaker 1: and a coward. His name is Benjamin F. Wade. An
Speaker 1: unsuccessful effort was launched to censor Valandigham over these remarks. Undaunted,
Speaker 1: the brave congressman gave a particularly bold speech in the
Speaker 1: House on January fourteenth, eighteen sixty three, in which he declared,
Speaker 1: soon after the war began, the reign of the mob
Speaker 1: was supplanted by the iron domination of arbitrary power. Constitutional
Speaker 1: limitation was broken down. Habeas corpus fell, liberty of the press,
Speaker 1: of speech, of speech, of speech, of speech, oh hate speech.
Speaker 1: Odds Anti Shimmer called the odds bah bah big big
Speaker 1: it shut the fuck up of speech of the person
Speaker 1: of males. Right, there's so much to talk about, just
Speaker 1: with the post office postmaster general and all their ridiculous
Speaker 1: powers that they may have during the time of crisis,
Speaker 1: and the simple fact that they at any time they
Speaker 1: don't even need to anymore with the other type of
Speaker 1: surveillance that they have, but they could look through your
Speaker 1: letters and the layer their stuff too, of the males,
Speaker 1: of travel, of one's own house, and of religion, the
Speaker 1: right to bear arms, due process of law, judicial trial,
Speaker 1: trial by a jury trial at all, every badge and
Speaker 1: monument of freedom in republican government or kingly government all
Speaker 1: went down at a blow, and the chief law Officer
Speaker 1: of the Crown, I beg pardon, sir. But it is
Speaker 1: easy now to fall into this courtly language. The Attorney
Speaker 1: General proclaimed in the United States the maxim of Roman civility.
Speaker 1: Whatever pleases the president, whatever please, whatever pleases the president,
Speaker 1: that is law. So everything about our constitution, to Bill
Speaker 1: WRIGHTCE was struck down in that single moment where he said,
Speaker 1: anything that pleases the president, that is law, and that
Speaker 1: was the Attorney General in cahoots with this hostile Do
Speaker 1: we want to say infiltration, co opting, infiltration, takeover, what's
Speaker 1: the best word here? Prisoners of state were then first
Speaker 1: heard of here. Yeah, prisoners of state were first heard
Speaker 1: of here midnight and arbitrary arrests hmmm, like no dock
Speaker 1: raids commenced, Travel was interdicted, trade embargoed. Huh, passports demanded.
Speaker 1: See can you get onto a flight these days without
Speaker 1: any extra shit going on? Best deals were introduced. Oh,
Speaker 1: and you know digital idea at the borders. Everybody, that's
Speaker 1: supposed to be a good thing, because it's totally not
Speaker 1: going to, you know, get out of your control there
Speaker 1: into other aspects of your daily life. No, no, let
Speaker 1: the president do whatever he wants. He's totally he's totally
Speaker 1: of character. He's a chabbad by the way he converted
Speaker 1: to that in twenty seventeen. I think it was strange
Speaker 1: Oaths invented a secret police organized. Hey, America had a
Speaker 1: check up before check I had it before Russia had
Speaker 1: a check A right for the Bolsheviks had oft Cheka.
Speaker 1: The right to declare war, to raise and support armies,
Speaker 1: and to provide and maintain the navy was usurped by
Speaker 1: the executive. On September twenty fourth, eighteen sixty two, Lincoln
Speaker 1: first declared martial law and authorized the use of military
Speaker 1: tribunals to try civilians who were suspected of being guilty
Speaker 1: of disloyal practice. How is that any different than anti
Speaker 1: semi colon? Right, you're this year, that you're this name
Speaker 1: that we've labeled you in the public. You express opinions
Speaker 1: and views that are not in not cohesive with everything
Speaker 1: else that the government is pressing right now, because you
Speaker 1: know who would be who would be in favor of
Speaker 1: this unless you're maniacal that's going on right now, and
Speaker 1: that's going on around the world, and that we're allowing
Speaker 1: for funding and all the other shit. Guilty of disloyal
Speaker 1: practice or providing aid and comfort to rebel now, that's
Speaker 1: the other thing aiding, right sympathizers another way of saying
Speaker 1: that you sympathize with people who are being horrifically harmed,
Speaker 1: That makes you a bad person and a criminal in
Speaker 1: the eyes of crazy government, which is what we're witnessing
Speaker 1: present day. Lincoln ordered ministers arrested in their churches. A
Speaker 1: priest named Kenzie John's Stewart. Now that remember now that
Speaker 1: they have the pulpit in their control, and what spewing
Speaker 1: out of those people's mouths as in lockstep with the
Speaker 1: governments when right and Zionist views. Lincoln ordered ministers arrested
Speaker 1: in their churches. A priest named key Kenzie John Stewart
Speaker 1: was arrested for treason because arrested for treason because he
Speaker 1: had refused to pray for the president. A year later,
Speaker 1: on April thirteenth, eighteen sixty three, General does this sound
Speaker 1: like a great honest aape Here? General Ambrose Burnside, indignant
Speaker 1: over rampant anti administration fervor in Cincinnati, issued infamous General
Speaker 1: Order number thirty eight. These are interesting to the general
Speaker 1: Orders which authorized the death penalty for those who declared
Speaker 1: sympathies for the enemy. Let me state that again. This
Speaker 1: is eighteen sixty three, this is America, this is Cincinnati, Ohio,
Speaker 1: and General Order number thirty eight authorized the death penalty.
Speaker 1: This is going beyond passing laws. This is just a declaration.
Speaker 1: This is a freaking EO from a general declared death
Speaker 1: penalty for those who declared sympathies for the enemy. Don't
Speaker 1: kill kill kids in gaza boom till you now this
Speaker 1: is this was America. Nobody realizes this, nobody recognizes nobody
Speaker 1: knows about this, nobody's taught this. This was when they
Speaker 1: changed America. This was the death of what we believe
Speaker 1: America is. Died in the eighteen sixties. And I've been
Speaker 1: saying this for five six years. Seven years doesn't sink
Speaker 1: in all the way. But repetition helps, right, especially when
Speaker 1: you have a present day example of it in action,
Speaker 1: presenting it and showing itself for what it truly is
Speaker 1: before you all the time in a very in the
Speaker 1: most dangerous manner possible, too, like one that threatens your
Speaker 1: very existence. Is occurring right now. And that's just the
Speaker 1: beginning of what they're doing. Clement the landing Valandigham I yes,
Speaker 1: on that blasted Lincoln's act of declaring war without the
Speaker 1: consent of Congress and charged him with contemptuously violating the
Speaker 1: Constitution by suspending the rid of habeas corpus. Like those
Speaker 1: words mean anything to somebody like that guy who's being
Speaker 1: propped up by the true control of the country, which
Speaker 1: is the Rothschild banking system. Prior to them installing the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve. This was the hostile takeover. They didn't like
Speaker 1: what Andrew Jackson had done. They didn't like the fact
Speaker 1: that he paid off the national debt to you know,
Speaker 1: paid off all the national debt. They didn't like that
Speaker 1: they weren't able to assassinate him three times they tried.
Speaker 1: And they didn't like the fact that he called them
Speaker 1: out as a dent of vipers and that he was
Speaker 1: going to you know, rout him out. No, he's he's
Speaker 1: considered a racist by your you know, the kids are
Speaker 1: the teachers who teach your children. He's considered racist, and
Speaker 1: that he didn't like Native Americans, even though he had
Speaker 1: rescued a Native American child and raised him as his own.
Speaker 1: That's Andrew Jackson. The Landigham described it as an offense
Speaker 1: to the intelligence for Lincoln to argue that gross and
Speaker 1: multiplied infractions of the Constitution and usurpations of power were
Speaker 1: done by the President of out of pure love and
Speaker 1: devotion for the Constitution. Right right, So, the gross and
Speaker 1: multiplied infractions of the Constitution and usurpations of the power
Speaker 1: were done by the president out of pure love and
Speaker 1: devotion to the Constitution. So what they think about Trump,
Speaker 1: This guy was a Trump in the eyes of the
Speaker 1: the I don't know if they were wearing red hats
Speaker 1: back then, but they probably had some symbol to their
Speaker 1: socialized cult of abe. Maybe they all wear big top
Speaker 1: hats like he did. Right, It's okay. If Trump does
Speaker 1: martial law, it's okay. If Trump locks down, it's okay.
Speaker 1: If Trump warp speeds vaccines, it's okay. If Trump does
Speaker 1: this or Trump does that. Because it's Trump, you get it.
Speaker 1: It's cult to personality everybody. He's got good intentions, You
Speaker 1: don't get it. Sometimes you got to wrestle against that
Speaker 1: pesky constitution in order to save it. People have actually
Speaker 1: literally said this, and that's what That's what freaking QAnon
Speaker 1: was all about, teaching you and getting into people's heads,
Speaker 1: and even the counter to QAnon was basically telling you
Speaker 1: the same thing. After May one, which is May Day
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty three speech in which Valandigham reacted to Burnside's
Speaker 1: order by spitting on it and trampling it under his
Speaker 1: feet and said, among other things, that the present war
Speaker 1: was at a wicked, cruel, and unnecessary war, one not
Speaker 1: waged for the preservation of the Union, but for the
Speaker 1: purpose of crushing out liberty and to erect a despotism.
Speaker 1: Done right there, one hundred and fifty soldiers were sent
Speaker 1: to the ex congressman's home at two forty in the morning. Hey,
Speaker 1: the first no knock grade, isn't that nice? When refused entrance,
Speaker 1: they broke down Valandigham's door and hauled him off to
Speaker 1: a military prison in Cincinnati. And the only reason why
Speaker 1: they didn't kill him is because he was a loved
Speaker 1: public figure and the public outcry that would have been
Speaker 1: troublesome for them. Public outrage followed this arrest of such
Speaker 1: a prominent and distinguished citizen. The Albany Atlas and Argus,
Speaker 1: in its May twenty fourth, eighteen sixty three editions, suggested
Speaker 1: that the arrest was an experiment to see how much
Speaker 1: the public would tolerate, and reported, the blow that falls
Speaker 1: upon a citizen of Ohio today may be directed at
Speaker 1: a democrat of New York tomorrow. The blow therefore is
Speaker 1: a threat at every Democrat. I remember that's still kind
Speaker 1: of not too far away from Democrat Jefferson area right
Speaker 1: back when it meant something different. The blow therefore is
Speaker 1: a threat at every Democrat. Mobs of New Yorkers assembled
Speaker 1: at the state capitol and protest. A letter from Governor
Speaker 1: Horatio Seymour was read to the crowd. Seymour said, in part,
Speaker 1: the transaction involved a series of offenses against our most
Speaker 1: sacred rights. It interfered with the freedom of speech. It
Speaker 1: violated our right now to be secure in our homes
Speaker 1: against unreasonable surges and seizures. It pronounced sentence without a trial,
Speaker 1: save one which was a mockery, which insulted as well
Speaker 1: as wronged. The perpetrators now seek to impose punishment not
Speaker 1: for an offense against the law, but for a disregard
Speaker 1: of an invalid order put forth in an utter disregard
Speaker 1: of principles of civil liberty. The attendee remember, he's against
Speaker 1: something that said, you know if you if you sympathize you,
Speaker 1: you die right. The attendees, including Congressman Francis Kernan and
Speaker 1: former New York mayor and Congressman Erased hist Corning, drafted
Speaker 1: a series of resolutions to be sent to President Lincoln.
Speaker 1: As the resolutions pointed out, the assumption of power by
Speaker 1: a military tribunal, if successively asserted, not only abrogates the
Speaker 1: right of the people to as simple and discuss us
Speaker 1: the affairs of government, the liberty of speech and of
Speaker 1: the press, the right of a trial by jury, the
Speaker 1: law of evidence, and the privileges of habeas corpus, But
Speaker 1: it strikes a fatal blow at the supremacy of law. Yeah,
Speaker 1: buck all, that is what Lincoln said. Lincoln's twenty page
Speaker 1: reply to the Albany, New York Democrats. It's not too
Speaker 1: far from where I was born, from where I lived.
Speaker 1: I was born in Syracuse. Lincoln's twenty page reply to
Speaker 1: the Albany, New York Democrats was filled with ridiculous justifications
Speaker 1: it defended. In defending the use of military tribunals, Lincoln
Speaker 1: defiantly and ungrammatically wrote a jury to frequently have at
Speaker 1: least one member more ready to hang the panel than
Speaker 1: to hang the trader. This was an admission that such
Speaker 1: trials were for show only, as there was not the
Speaker 1: slightest pretense that anyone in charge would not be found
Speaker 1: guilty mock trial, because they already determined that you're guilty
Speaker 1: when they come and got you. Corning showed admirable resolve
Speaker 1: in his strong response, charging Lincoln with pretensions to more
Speaker 1: than regal authority. President Franklin Roosevelt would use Lincoln's actions
Speaker 1: as a precedent to try German detainees before military tribunals.
Speaker 1: Everyone who has used executive orders and anyone who has
Speaker 1: used excessive, extreme abuses of power ever since Lincoln have
Speaker 1: always used Lincoln as their justification and precedence. This has
Speaker 1: oivey hands all freaking over it. This has Jewish banking,
Speaker 1: bloody fingerprints all over it. The Civil War was the
Speaker 1: destruction of America. It's what do you call it?
Speaker 3: How do you call it?
Speaker 1: Breaking the spirit of it, snapping its spine. The Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: already fully accustomed to unconstitutional decisions, upheld FDR's right to
Speaker 1: do so in nineteen forty two, after well, and who
Speaker 1: is who is floated into the Supreme Court by that time? Too?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, who were these Supreme Court justices? They weren't. They
Speaker 1: weren't of American values anymore, or of freedom or they
Speaker 1: you know who I'm talking about? Wait after the unit,
Speaker 1: Because even if they weren't they were fellow travelers, they
Speaker 1: were Masonic Order of some nature. They were of the
Speaker 1: Kabbalistic Saturn cults. After the inaccurately reported events of September eleventh,
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, President George W. Bush would again
Speaker 1: cite these unconstitutional precedents to justify the trying of jihattists
Speaker 1: before military tribunals. Why didn't he say trying of israelis
Speaker 1: an IDF and blah blah blah blah, who actually did
Speaker 1: the crime or cia? Former Bush Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Speaker 1: John Uo describe Lincoln's tyranny in unique language, terming it
Speaker 1: a vigorous and dynamic view of his right to advance
Speaker 1: an alternative vision of the constitution.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna do this real quick. He seems a
Speaker 1: little too happy to me. I'm sorry. We'll come back
Speaker 1: to him some other time.
Speaker 3: Shaul.
Speaker 1: Have you over here though? And that might too big?
Speaker 1: That's a question. I need to make myself a little smaller.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Oh is that still screened out? I don't know,
Speaker 1: go like there we go? Okay. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you guys see the red line, but I did.
Speaker 3: John.
Speaker 1: You described Lincoln's tyranny and unique language, terming it a
Speaker 1: vigorous and dynamic view of his right to advance an
Speaker 1: alternative vision of the Constitution in direct reference to Clement
Speaker 1: the Land and the land Digams. In direct reference to
Speaker 1: Clement the Land. Ingham's arrest, Lincoln had famously responded by saying,
Speaker 1: must I shoot a simple minded soldier boy who deserts,
Speaker 1: while I must not touch a hair of the wily
Speaker 1: agitator who induces him to desert. I remember, deserting in
Speaker 1: this particular type of war was to not shoot your
Speaker 1: cousins and brothers and whatever the hell else, because they
Speaker 1: were Americans killing Americans.
Speaker 3: George W.
Speaker 1: Bush's declaration that those who oppose his perpetual war on
Speaker 1: terror right, but not actually focusing on terrorism because terrorism
Speaker 1: is then oive thing. You got to go after the
Speaker 1: enemies of the terrorists because they're the terrorists, because deflection
Speaker 1: and projection, right, those who actually blew up the buildings,
Speaker 1: leave them alone. Those guys we got to protect their
Speaker 1: rights by going around and you know, killing all the
Speaker 1: other people who were not involved. Good good call there,
Speaker 1: Bushy on terror were support a right, So it says
Speaker 1: George W. Bush's declaration that those who opposed his perpetual
Speaker 1: war on terror were supporting the terrorists is a direct
Speaker 1: descendant of this remarkably statist sentiment of Lincolns. So that
Speaker 1: one is a reference and an example of something that
Speaker 1: happened a lot more recently. But we overlook this because
Speaker 1: they weren't pointing the finger at other Americans at the time.
Speaker 1: Kind of were because if you you know, how many
Speaker 1: people after nine to eleven were like thinking that, we
Speaker 1: don't a terrorist was a good thing, right anyway, So
Speaker 1: how did that really affect anybody? It's who they deemed
Speaker 1: a terrorist, which was you know, probably less in question then,
Speaker 1: but more in question now since now they're making everybody
Speaker 1: a goddamn terrorist. You go to a PTA meeting and
Speaker 1: you'd argue that you know what, your children groomed for
Speaker 1: freaking perversions, and they call you a domestic terrorist. The
Speaker 1: land Digham fared better than most enemies of Lincoln's administration.
Speaker 1: He wound up being banished to the Confederacy. However, since
Speaker 1: the land Digham merely wanted peace and didn't support the Confederacy,
Speaker 1: the Confederate leaders eventually decided to release him, and the
Speaker 1: former Ohio lawmaker made his way to Canada pushed him
Speaker 1: out to Canada. Man Balandgham had been nominated in absentia
Speaker 1: for the governorship of Ohio by the Democrats, and he
Speaker 1: ran his election campaign from Windsor, Ontario. The great believer
Speaker 1: in democracy, Abraham Lincoln injected himself into the election. So
Speaker 1: he was not only the first to commit voter fraud
Speaker 1: to get his ass back in.
Speaker 3: And you know.
Speaker 1: Suppression, I should say suppression of the vote as well,
Speaker 1: using military military collercion. Right, but now he's also interfering
Speaker 1: with somebody else being elected. This is the not a tyrant.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, this is hones save everybody. Abraham
Speaker 1: Lincoln injected himself into the election, cautioning voters that if
Speaker 1: they supported Valan Digham, it would be a discredit to
Speaker 1: the country. Exhibiting his usual brand of crass party politics,
Speaker 1: Lincoln also offered to revoke Valan Digham's deportation order if
Speaker 1: several Ohio Congressmen would support some of his policies on
Speaker 1: the cotails of recent northern victories. Val Digham was defeated
Speaker 1: in the election, but told his supporters, you were beaten,
Speaker 1: but a nobler battle for constitutional liberty and free popular
Speaker 1: government never was fought by any people. Although he and
Speaker 1: George McLellan disagreed on the Democratic Party's peace platform in
Speaker 1: the nineteen sixty and Sorry in the eighteen sixty four
Speaker 1: presidential election, Valan Digham was still named as the non
Speaker 1: for Secretary of War on McClellan's ticket. Lincoln helped establish
Speaker 1: the fine American tradition of voting fraud by ordering Republican
Speaker 1: voter sorry by ordering Republican soldiers to be furloughed by
Speaker 1: their commanders so as to be able to make it
Speaker 1: to the polls. That's the easiest thing to do when
Speaker 1: you're killing people in your own country, and they don't
Speaker 1: have to be flown or voted back right. Lincoln instruction
Speaker 1: instructed that soldiers who were suspected Democrats, however, were to
Speaker 1: be kept in the field to die and thus unable
Speaker 1: to vote. Union soldiers also intimidated voters at the polls,
Speaker 1: as even ironclad Lincoln cultist David Herbert Donald admitted, under
Speaker 1: the protection of federal bayonets, New York went Republican by
Speaker 1: seven thousand votes in the eighteen sixty four election.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In the eighteen sixty four elections. In a nineteen oh
Speaker 1: four essay entitled How Lincoln secured his reelection right because
Speaker 1: they loved him so much that they had to use
Speaker 1: military force in order to scare people into voting for him.
Speaker 1: That's how loved of a president he was. That's how
Speaker 1: popular of a president he was. Everybody, anybody would have
Speaker 1: been taking shots at his head. It doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be because some bankers. Everybody's like, oh, there was a
Speaker 1: banking and sushi was the Freemasons because that was associated. Dude.
Speaker 1: Everybody wanted this guy out. Everybody wanted this guy gone.
Speaker 1: George Edmunds detailed how Lincoln, Stanton and company had been
Speaker 1: particularly worried about New York, as signs indicated it would
Speaker 1: go overwhelmingly for McLellan, so of course they had to
Speaker 1: fix that. General Benjamin Beast Butler was sent with five
Speaker 1: thousand Western troops to New York to control the voting process.
Speaker 1: The New York militia, alarmed at this huge military presence,
Speaker 1: naturally objected and informed Butler that they were under the
Speaker 1: authority of the governor of the state. Butler scoffed at
Speaker 1: this and told them, I shall not recognize the authority
Speaker 1: of your governor. From what I hear of Governor Seymour,
Speaker 1: I may find it necessary to arrest all I know
Speaker 1: who are proposing to disturb the peace on election day.
Speaker 1: Butler admitted the true purpose of his presence there in
Speaker 1: a November seventh letter to Edwin Stanton, in which he said,
Speaker 1: I have done all I could to prevent secessionists from voting.
Speaker 1: There you go. Now, let's take a look at Southern
Speaker 1: real quick. I want people to know this guy. So
Speaker 1: let's do this. Okay, so Edwin Stanton, they say it's
Speaker 1: not Jewish. He was born to a family of Quakers
Speaker 1: and later converted to Episcopalianism. His ancestors were Quakers who
Speaker 1: moved from Massachusetts, North Carolina before the American Revolution. Stands
Speaker 1: upbringing and religious police were not connected to Jewish tradition,
Speaker 1: but rather to Protestant denominations prevalent in the nineteenth century.
Speaker 1: So that could make him a Frankist quite honestly, especially
Speaker 1: for that time period. All right, now, let's look at
Speaker 1: him with Stanton just by itself, because remember the super
Speaker 1: Christian's Plymouth Brethren, exact exclusive Brethren, that whole derby thing
Speaker 1: that was, those were that was funded by Francists. I'm
Speaker 1: we're going to hear the brushed up how oh, look,
Speaker 1: how wonderful this guy was, right sure. Was an American lawyer,
Speaker 1: a politician who served as US Secretary of War under
Speaker 1: Lincoln during most of the Civil War. Stantons management helped
Speaker 1: organize his massive military resources. Blah blah blah. After Lincolns assassination,
Speaker 1: Stanton remained as the Secretary of War under the US
Speaker 1: President Andrew Johnson during the first two years. Blah bah blah, reconstruction, YadA,
Speaker 1: YadA uh. Stanton returned to law after he retired as
Speaker 1: a Secretary of War in eighteen sixty nine. He was
Speaker 1: nominated as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court by Johnson's successor,
Speaker 1: Ulysses S. Grant. I'm guaranteeing you was a he was
Speaker 1: a banking asset or a banking operative. This man, I
Speaker 1: want to you're gonna we're gonna hear more about him anyway.
Speaker 1: But this guy was a worthless piece of shit. It's
Speaker 1: a pretty Chris Pitcher. He must I had some loot,
Speaker 1: all right. We'll get back to this at time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there we go. I can hear my daughter in the
Speaker 1: other room I might have to go say hello real quick.
Speaker 1: Two hours thirty seven minutes in and everybody still here.
Speaker 1: Oh what the health? Yeah, I guess some people not
Speaker 1: a lot of show today. Was surprised. Usually there's way
Speaker 1: and more people there. Um, alright, let's go. Clement L.
Speaker 1: Vland Digham vland Digham Travail's supposedly inspired Edward Everett Hale's
Speaker 1: famous short story in the Man Without a Country. Like
Speaker 1: so many others we encounter when researching these events, bland
Speaker 1: Digham died a decidedly unnatural death only at only fifty
Speaker 1: years of age. He accidentally shot himself while demonstrating to
Speaker 1: other attorneys in his hotel room that the man his
Speaker 1: client was accused of murdering had accidentally shot himself and
Speaker 1: died the following day, on July seventeenth, eighteen seventy one.
Speaker 1: This called to mind how perhaps the South's greatest military leader,
Speaker 1: General Thomas Stonewall Jackson, died eight days after allegedly being
Speaker 1: mistakenly shot by his own troops on May second, eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty three. Yeah right, there were even so Yeah, so
Speaker 1: when people say Stonewall Jackson, they're not talking about Andrew Jackson.
Speaker 1: He was old Hickory. I know some people made that
Speaker 1: mistake before. There were even some conspiracy theories revolving around
Speaker 1: Jackson's death, which postulated that he had grown more strongly
Speaker 1: anti slavery and even voiced doubts about the wisdom of
Speaker 1: the Lost cause. A primary suspect, an officer named John Berry,
Speaker 1: was even named. Fortunately, two astrono this is this, This
Speaker 1: is hilarious. Fortunately, two astronomers in twenty thirteen researched the
Speaker 1: phases of the moon on the night of the moon
Speaker 1: another cult anyway, phases of the moon on the night
Speaker 1: the general was killed, and somehow we're able to determine
Speaker 1: that the moon was so dim it would only have
Speaker 1: revealed his silhouette. Therefore there was a mistaken identity. Well
Speaker 1: that's that's good. The mainstream media bought this week debunking attempt,
Speaker 1: trumpeting the conclusions as inviolable. You can't you can't question that, right,
Speaker 1: That's that's the science. That science is settled in articles
Speaker 1: like the one in May third, twenty thirteen UK Daily
Speaker 1: Mill Jackson, by the way, was only one of the
Speaker 1: Confederate leaders who was more racially enlightened than most of
Speaker 1: his northern contemporaries. He ran a Sunday school for black
Speaker 1: children and strongly encouraged their literacy. He was a Confederate,
Speaker 1: he was one of the top guys, and he was
Speaker 1: killed by his own people. Because that totally wasn't treachery
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 11: No, no, no.
Speaker 1: Even many of Lincoln's political kindsmen doubted the constitutionality of
Speaker 1: his actions. Daddya Stevens, perhaps the most radical Republican of
Speaker 1: them all, said, I will not stultify myself by supposing
Speaker 1: that mister Lincoln has any warrant in the Constitution for
Speaker 1: dismembering Virginia. Charles Sumner, another extremely radical Republican. Republican declared
Speaker 1: when Lincoln reinforced Fort Sumter and called for seventy thousand
Speaker 1: men city five thousand men without the consent of Congress,
Speaker 1: it was the greatest breach ever made in the Constitution,
Speaker 1: and would hereafter give the President liberty to declare war
Speaker 1: whenever he wished without the consent of Congress. Well, don't
Speaker 1: use precedents, dummy, don't let it happen in the first place.
Speaker 1: Powerful financier JP Morgan stated, I supported President Lincoln. I
Speaker 1: believed his war policy would be the only way to
Speaker 1: save the country. But I see my mistake. I visited
Speaker 1: Washington a few weeks ago, and I saw the corruption
Speaker 1: of the president administration. And so long as Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 1: and his cabinet are in power, so long will the
Speaker 1: war continue. And for what for the preservation of the
Speaker 1: Constitution of the Union. No, but for the sake of
Speaker 1: politicians and governmental contractors. Massachusetts abolitionist Lysander Spooner riculed Lincoln's
Speaker 1: concept of consent by saying, the only idea ever manifested
Speaker 1: as to what is the government of consent? Is this
Speaker 1: that it is one to which everybody must consent word
Speaker 1: be shot. The only idea ever manifested is to what
Speaker 1: the government? What was a government consent? In his mind
Speaker 1: is that it is one to which everybody must consent
Speaker 1: or be shot. Yeah, that's not how that's supposed to go.
Speaker 1: The invention of total war. We are not fighting armies
Speaker 1: but a hostile people. This is Sherman. He's a maniac
Speaker 1: and must make old and young, rich and poor feel
Speaker 1: the hard hand of war. I am constantly curing my daughter,
Speaker 1: it's eight o'clock. I want to go say hi, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll pick this up tomorrow you go. You're good with that.
Speaker 1: You're good with that. Let's do that. It'll make me happier.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 1: all right, that's how I roll. I'll talk you later.
Speaker 1: We'll do this again, hopefully tomorrow, and then i'll try
Speaker 1: to do this earlier too. If anyone's around, I don't
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