Speaker 1: And we are live. It is seven fifty nine am
Speaker 1: Pacific time. It is Monday, October fourteenth, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: and here we are. You know, it's in the US coastcard.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure they say this in the Navy too.
Speaker 1: Has to do with waves listing their boat in weather
Speaker 1: storms right stand by for heavy rolls. Now. I was
Speaker 1: watching a couple of videos and one thing that apparently
Speaker 1: people on big barges, you know, the ones that carry
Speaker 1: all of our freight, they don't understand the concept of
Speaker 1: securing missile hazards. And what that means is when you
Speaker 1: take something from this side and you flip it that way,
Speaker 1: stuff goes flying, right, because there was stuff rolling all
Speaker 1: over the place inside their cabins, and like, why didn't
Speaker 1: you and you since that down? Not she has a bungee.
Speaker 1: Don't you have someplace that you know, close it into
Speaker 1: some kind of like locker or something. Anyway, always say
Speaker 1: secure missile hazards as well. But we are in for
Speaker 1: some heavy roles. Some people have dramatically been affected and
Speaker 1: have experienced this already. And there's gonna be a series
Speaker 1: of videos today. This might be a long episode. And yeah,
Speaker 1: so there's that if you didn't check out the Saturday one, yeah,
Speaker 1: do that. We are a co presently and now I
Speaker 1: don't know if there's other ones that haven't transferred yet,
Speaker 1: but we're presently. And this is if everything is not overpriced, right,
Speaker 1: the goal itself, we're ninety dollars away from thank you,
Speaker 1: and that's very, very close to the finish line. Thank
Speaker 1: you to everybody. There's been a lot of superstars who've
Speaker 1: done more than one, two or three donations and I
Speaker 1: greatly appreciate it. So I figured out how to make
Speaker 1: my Tulley's bland ass coffee taste a little bit better.
Speaker 1: He's my espresso machine. Threw one down anyway. So on
Speaker 1: the screen here you see G E. G. G. Edward
Speaker 1: Griffin at Geragriffin dot online. Last time I checked, that's
Speaker 1: his email address. Why did I put that up there?
Speaker 1: Because it's all about exposure, right, So it's not official league,
Speaker 1: you know, declared yet, But there is going to be
Speaker 1: a change to the Red Pill Expo this year in
Speaker 1: November sixteen seventeen to anything, and it's not going to
Speaker 1: be in person anymore Untils Oklahoma. Apparently it's going to
Speaker 1: be via people live streaming and it's going to be
Speaker 1: primarily live stream tickets. So I'm not sure if they
Speaker 1: be funded a bunch of people and whatnot, but maybe
Speaker 1: they didn't get a huge turnout, so they got a
Speaker 1: lot more online people. I heard they do very well
Speaker 1: online for people who don't travel that far for an event, right,
Speaker 1: if they're not local. So with that being said, I
Speaker 1: would love you to bomb that email address recommending that
Speaker 1: I'd be a speaker there, and if you have any
Speaker 1: if you have any desire to do that, I will
Speaker 1: do it. You don't have to tell them this, but
Speaker 1: I will do it pro bono. I will do it
Speaker 1: for nothing other than to be able to be out
Speaker 1: do a basically show. I don't have to look at
Speaker 1: an audience anymore now, right, and actually go through my
Speaker 1: book some of the things I've talked about in there,
Speaker 1: some of the newer things I'm not newer, but the
Speaker 1: information about how health was hijacked, all this stuff from
Speaker 1: right here, and that means they don't have to pay
Speaker 1: any of their guest speakers for their travel expenses, So
Speaker 1: all the more reason to have me on there. And
Speaker 1: just added another speaker, so geg at G Edward Griffin
Speaker 1: dot online. Last time I checked, that's his email address.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can send one somewhere else. If you go
Speaker 1: to Redpill University dot org and find a contact, they'll
Speaker 1: route it to the right person. But multiple people requesting
Speaker 1: this will probably make it happen, and that would be
Speaker 1: of great benefit because I'll turn that into an opportunity
Speaker 1: right with my efforts. So if we could do that,
Speaker 1: that would be blend and wonderful and I would appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Now I have two things that I can send you.
Speaker 1: One is an outline that I sent to doctor Monzo
Speaker 1: about what I would talk about, So introduce a topic
Speaker 1: that I'm going to speak about. And then also I
Speaker 1: have my press release for the book and a guest query,
Speaker 1: so talks about me and what I do and what
Speaker 1: I talk about. I can send you those two PDF
Speaker 1: files and then you could add that to your email
Speaker 1: if you want to, in addition to the description of
Speaker 1: what I'm going to probably be talking about. If you
Speaker 1: want any of that stuff, go to where is it?
Speaker 2: Where is that?
Speaker 1: The one on the screen right now is what you see.
Speaker 1: So now this one is me ballbusters at outlook dot com.
Speaker 1: If you're serious about this and you want to help out,
Speaker 1: give me I get my email address, send me Hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'd like to do that. I mean, you could do
Speaker 1: it without any of this information. Just say Daniel Christos
Speaker 1: from ball Bussers would be a great speaker. You should
Speaker 1: do that. You should have them on and that. It's
Speaker 1: one way to do it. Or you can make it
Speaker 1: more organized and with greater detail and contact me first,
Speaker 1: and then I'll send you a template email with the
Speaker 1: attachments and you can add your your own wording to
Speaker 1: it or whatnot. Yeah. Thanks, and back down here. That's
Speaker 1: his email address from last time. I know I knew it,
Speaker 1: so it might be better to carbon copied whatever contact
Speaker 1: information you find from Redhill University dot org in addition
Speaker 1: to that, and hopefully it'll get routed to the person
Speaker 1: who's coordinating. Okay, okay, okay, good morning, Polka. Are you
Speaker 1: just just joining me? You know what I forgot to do?
Speaker 1: I know what I forgot to do. There's a reason
Speaker 1: why you just joined me. Let me throw this into
Speaker 1: the telegram group. Heal quickly, did I I may have
Speaker 1: done it last night, but it got buried. Yeah, I did,
Speaker 1: I did do this. There we go. We have such
Speaker 1: a lively telegram group with lots of data being shared
Speaker 1: at all times that if I post something, even in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night, it's likely to be buried
Speaker 1: by other posts and comments. The eyeball really reading the
Speaker 1: fucking night ball. Okay, So anyway, let's get into this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna share it with you a video here quickly.
Speaker 1: Let me know if you can't hear it. I think
Speaker 1: it's still set up the way it was before so
Speaker 1: that I don't have to share the audio in telegram
Speaker 1: and you should be able to hear it just fine.
Speaker 1: And then it would double the voice if I play
Speaker 1: it with the audio on. So this was sent to
Speaker 1: me by mister Polka himself. You'll have to bear with
Speaker 1: me while I scrolled down through this. I have to
Speaker 1: get to it. I think it's coming up soon. My
Speaker 1: phone is different than this because this doesn't update until
Speaker 1: you get into it and stead of moving around, so
Speaker 1: I had it set up for this is kind of funny.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about seagulls in a round two.
Speaker 3: What the.
Speaker 1: Animals can sense evil?
Speaker 4: Let's they turn it up.
Speaker 1: So yeah, if that's all it takes, we've got new
Speaker 1: excuses just kind of sending the seagulls in the In
Speaker 1: all fairness, those hats are like three hundred dollars. So no, no,
Speaker 1: wasn't it? What are you at bro here? It is
Speaker 1: I think? Nope, yes, this is it? Oh yeah, And
Speaker 1: let me know, did you hear the the audio on
Speaker 1: that last one, Polka, since you're the only one that's
Speaker 1: out there responding, did you hear the audio on the
Speaker 1: of the single one? So I know if I can
Speaker 1: play this fifteen minute video that you sent me. But dispensationalism,
Speaker 1: Christian Zionism and the school field stuff. And I would
Speaker 1: like to preface that this thing was set into motion
Speaker 1: long before there was ever a concept in you know,
Speaker 1: a fully formed concept of this whole push for Israel
Speaker 1: to be a thing. And that was with I mean,
Speaker 1: of course that was the goal, but it wasn't. It
Speaker 1: wasn't disseminated, if you will, and with such vigor back
Speaker 1: into seventeen eighties, we had the Christian and I've talked
Speaker 1: about this, but let's talk about it. In conjunction with this,
Speaker 1: the Francists converted twenty six thousand of them, including Jacob
Speaker 1: Frank himself converted into converted in the seventeen fifties into
Speaker 1: Roman Cathoosism and Christianity. Of that, a large portion of
Speaker 1: them went on to become the founders and the workers
Speaker 1: behind the scenes of the Moravian Brethren, the Bohemian Brethren,
Speaker 1: the Pmith Brethren, the Exclusive Brethren, and the Asiatic Brethren,
Speaker 1: which was actually I think a brother in law or
Speaker 1: something like that of a Jacob Franks. So these were
Speaker 1: all controlled. This was Christian Zionism in its formative years,
Speaker 1: being into people's brains, right, they started to change the way.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. Is this when you're watching this
Speaker 1: and you hear about the Schofield Bible and you're like, well,
Speaker 1: my church doesn't. It's not about that. It's about what
Speaker 1: they're saying at the pulpit because they're going off of
Speaker 1: their impressions or their indoctrination or their deliberate scheming as
Speaker 1: a pastor or whomever, based off of what was said
Speaker 1: in there. Christian if it's Christian Zionism is and you'll
Speaker 1: even find this filtered into other places that you think
Speaker 1: is no, that's weren't Christians were at this place, but
Speaker 1: it's not Christian Zionism. We'll just wait. Do they speak
Speaker 1: favorably at visual and how you should blindly support them.
Speaker 1: Oh well, then guess what. Guess what? Or that we
Speaker 1: have some sort of religious obligation to protect the consummate
Speaker 1: freaking victims who do more predatorial shit than most victims
Speaker 1: I've known. Well then, well then, so that being said,
Speaker 1: we'll watch this video and I might comm at a
Speaker 1: few times. We're going to also get into the two
Speaker 1: stream media part two of their coverage of what happened
Speaker 1: in Hurricane Helene. All right, and this is probably gonna
Speaker 1: run almost the full time, which is an hour and
Speaker 1: seventeen minutes, pretty close to that with my commentary, so
Speaker 1: this could become a very long video. So before we
Speaker 1: get into all that, let me just remind my amazing
Speaker 1: people out here. Oh you mean Indigenous People's Day.
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 1: This is what he says on this Columbus Day. I
Speaker 1: want to discuss who mister Columbus really was. Yes, crypto
Speaker 1: crapto with a boatloaded Jews fourteen ninety two was the expulsion.
Speaker 1: What was left when on three boats? They were on
Speaker 1: a boat. I'm on a boat. But even prior to that,
Speaker 1: or maybe it was a prior to that. No, it
Speaker 1: was after that fifteen hundreds, right, the conquistadors. Guess what
Speaker 1: they were Sephardis for the most part. Yeah, you know
Speaker 1: the people that smash babysads on rocks. Jesuits do that too.
Speaker 1: It's funny how they're so similar. Emasculine in the males,
Speaker 1: beating people in the submission, human trafficking, robbing people's children
Speaker 1: and put them on boots and sending them off to Europe. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: funny how they're always the same people. So anyway, as
Speaker 1: I was saying, oh, and I made that comment about
Speaker 1: Indigenous People's Day because a person I've met in the past,
Speaker 1: got a chance to talk to him for a little bit,
Speaker 1: got a picture with him. Pat Sajack many years ago
Speaker 1: making fun of this woke bullshit, said I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to my trip to Indigenous People's Ohio. You can stick
Speaker 1: it without sticking it right there you go. Now, I
Speaker 1: know a lot of people define themselves as their beliefs
Speaker 1: and not somebody they identify. Yeah, but defining as well
Speaker 1: to where you have chosen to select maybe the most common,
Speaker 1: maybe the most repeated, maybe what your family views were.
Speaker 1: But they incorporate when you're young, you're impressionable. You're like
Speaker 1: a sponge. You don't even know what half of this
Speaker 1: stuff is coming from. That you have these strong beliefs
Speaker 1: about sometimes and if it's already been poisoned, well, anyone
Speaker 1: challenging that is going to be met with your own,
Speaker 1: with your hostility. But you have to ask yourself, like,
Speaker 1: can you step back? Can you separate self from belief
Speaker 1: and really look at something, and then maybe you won't
Speaker 1: see it as a personal attack, as an existential crisis.
Speaker 1: When someone says, hey, this is Jewish propaganda called the
Speaker 1: Torah or Jewish propaganda called the New Testament. And I
Speaker 1: have a feeling that there was a previous because I mean,
Speaker 1: look at this during the first, second and third centuries,
Speaker 1: there was a lot of these They demonized them too,
Speaker 1: Gnostics they called them, which was a like basically calling
Speaker 1: them know it alls. It wasn't a word that they
Speaker 1: used to describe themselves. But and they didn't ever call
Speaker 1: themselves Sethians either, or Valentinians or these other words. They
Speaker 1: had their own impression in their own writings, so who's
Speaker 1: to say that? And then these people weren't all stupid
Speaker 1: to Greek. So with Amin reading the septuagen and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, and coming up with all this shit that
Speaker 1: is really said in there that should turn people's stomachs
Speaker 1: and away from that religion. There might have been an
Speaker 1: actual other doctrine out there that that was the satire of,
Speaker 1: because why would they go into this great length of
Speaker 1: I mean they they all rejected the Old Testament, the Nassas.
Speaker 1: That's why they're bad people, right, because they reject the Torah. Uh,
Speaker 1: But they're more New Testament oriented even though that was
Speaker 1: not a thing yet. They were just or was recently
Speaker 1: a thing or whatever? He happened? But when when was
Speaker 1: it written? It was written afterward? Right, he already happened
Speaker 1: according to the story Jesus Jesus. So you can take
Speaker 1: that for what it's worth, better than think that it
Speaker 1: was as Emon says as he's reading, Really what was?
Speaker 1: Maybe it wasn't. Maybe that was more tell what Jewish
Speaker 1: propaganda replacing what may have already been there. But was
Speaker 1: memory holding buried? I don't know, But you can always
Speaker 1: hold out that if you need to. If if that,
Speaker 1: if that's even something that's required for you to cope,
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Speaker 1: If I've been pronouncing it correctly? All right, here we go,
Speaker 1: No waight? When I didn't say volume reference Bible.
Speaker 6: Its mission was to inject into the Christian text reinterpretations
Speaker 6: that made the future state of Israel the way to God.
Speaker 4: This book was so important that Oxford Universe.
Speaker 1: Hey, forgive the the bad pixel quality. That's someone else's video.
Speaker 4: Chirsty Press opened its first branch in the United States
Speaker 4: to publish it. They had never published an American book before.
Speaker 4: They had not published.
Speaker 1: They're talking about Oxford here, So understand the players involved
Speaker 1: in pushing this agenda. And there's multi prongs, many many
Speaker 1: irons in the fire if you will, many Oh is
Speaker 1: it cuts thousand death by a thousand cuts. But it's
Speaker 1: the infiltration of many things to shape our minds. We
Speaker 1: can our resolve, we can our masculinity, all this stuff
Speaker 1: turn the other cheek. That's not really what he was
Speaker 1: gooing at. But hey, you know, if that makes you
Speaker 1: lay down so we can chop off your head, sure,
Speaker 1: why not.
Speaker 4: Pitt your books with poetry? They had not published long
Speaker 4: follow They had not published any of our great American authors,
Speaker 4: but they published this.
Speaker 6: The Oxford University Press published a Schofield book. They promoted
Speaker 6: it into key American seminaries and Bible schools where the
Speaker 6: beliefs of future generations of pastors could be molded to
Speaker 6: cloud the peacemaking traditions of Christianity and benefit the State
Speaker 6: of Israel. Most pastors and teachers were unaware of any danger,
Speaker 6: since there was no state of Israel at the time.
Speaker 7: Most of them did not.
Speaker 1: Even know maybe a bit of a cop out there.
Speaker 6: Oh, that Jewy state was being play Few guests that
Speaker 6: the Skolfield book would be used by secular powers to
Speaker 6: bend Christians into politics.
Speaker 1: So nobody had heard of herzel I mean we're talking.
Speaker 1: Nineteen oh nine was the first one. I mean, they
Speaker 1: were screaming it aloud, even though the First World War
Speaker 1: had not started yet.
Speaker 6: By them local and financial servitude to the Chewi state
Speaker 6: present day Israel, American Christianity became increasingly Zionized.
Speaker 1: After did you say, did you say jewey state like
Speaker 1: chewy but jewey state of Israel.
Speaker 6: Nineteen forty eight, when the State of Israel appeared as
Speaker 6: a result of the United Nations edict Oxford University.
Speaker 1: And un is an extension of the Bolsheviks and the
Speaker 1: long arm of the IMF AKA.
Speaker 6: Rothschild City Press was strongly Zionist influenced, and it provided
Speaker 6: a huge financial and emotional boost when it opened a
Speaker 6: publishing branch in New York City. This for the purpose
Speaker 6: of publishing the Christian Zionist manual in nineteen oh eight,
Speaker 6: called the Schofield Reference Bible. This book was to be
Speaker 6: a foundational document upon which Christian Zionism, by a host
Speaker 6: of other names, including Evangelicalism, would begin its methodical growth
Speaker 6: by deception. The founders of World Zionism, especially him Weitzman,
Speaker 6: successor to Theodore Hertzel, had much to do with joining
Speaker 6: the United States into World War One.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a quote from him. Hold on, we allow
Speaker 1: to do that and still stay here. Let's find out
Speaker 1: that's just one.
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 1: No, it's a front of this one. So I gotta
Speaker 1: screw up again. We shall This is Heiden, white men,
Speaker 1: and I've I've read this to you before. We shall
Speaker 1: have Palestine. Whether you wish it or not. You can
Speaker 1: hasten our arrival or retard it. But it would be
Speaker 1: better for you to help us, for unless you do so,
Speaker 1: our constructive power will be transformed into a destructive power
Speaker 1: which will overturn the world. Huh Now, I remember that
Speaker 1: when they say what Schoolfield had written into his Bible,
Speaker 1: and tell me that these people were completely unaware of
Speaker 1: blah blah bull All right, I'll say that again. We
Speaker 1: shall have Palestine, whether you wish it or not. You
Speaker 1: can hasten our arrival or retard it, but it would
Speaker 1: be better for you to help us, for unless you
Speaker 1: do so, our constructive power will be transformed into a
Speaker 1: destructive power, a destructive power which will overturn the world.
Speaker 1: So who's doing it? They are? Who's doing it they are?
Speaker 1: Why do I say that twice? Because they're going to
Speaker 1: tell you that it's God's will that things will happen badly.
Speaker 1: You will be cursed or blessed depending on how well
Speaker 1: you treat them the chosen. So basically all bullshit, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: tell me you can see the screen, Yes, I mean her.
Speaker 6: Handful of dominant American Zionists were able to influence President Wilson,
Speaker 6: possibly by blackmail, to join the war in Europe over
Speaker 6: his adviser's objections. America lost over one hundred thousand men
Speaker 6: who were entirely innocent of any involvement in European politics.
Speaker 1: They lost even more to vaccination.
Speaker 6: And out of all this, the World Zionist movement gained
Speaker 6: a peace of land called Palestine. The Land of the
Speaker 6: Philistine was England's payoff to World Zionism for causing America
Speaker 6: to enter World War One on the side of Great Britain,
Speaker 6: which was losing the war to Germany. By nineteen seventeen,
Speaker 6: the World Zionist movement was in high gear toward occupying
Speaker 6: Arab Palestine after the Balfour Declaration gave them acclaim without
Speaker 6: title to any land occupied by the Palestinians. The Scofield
Speaker 6: Reference Bible was copyrighted in nineteen oh nine. It is
Speaker 6: an Old and New Testament, with most of the notes
Speaker 6: in the original text added in the Old Testament. Later,
Speaker 6: many notes were added to the New Testament as the
Speaker 6: Scofield Reference Bible was re edited several times, with the
Speaker 6: most radical change being made in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 4: The book has been updated over over again, each time
Speaker 4: by Oxford University Press, always having a mister Schofield's name
Speaker 4: in the front of it. In fact, he's listed as
Speaker 4: the editor in the most recent edition, even though he's
Speaker 4: been dead for about forty years.
Speaker 6: The cover shows the editor, Cyrus sized Scofield, with seven
Speaker 6: other men on the editorial board. One of these was
Speaker 6: Reverend James M. Gray, president of the Moody Bible Institute,
Speaker 6: one of the most influential organizations and evangelical circles of
Speaker 6: the day. There were also two other seminary leaders on
Speaker 6: the editorial board. Those lending their names were predominantly heads
Speaker 6: of seminaries and Christian colleges.
Speaker 4: What happened is the distribution took place through these seminaries,
Speaker 4: and then when young pastors were graduated from these schools
Speaker 4: and they went back out and took a church and
Speaker 4: started to teach from the pulpit, they had one of
Speaker 4: these in their hands. This is what was given to them,
Speaker 4: and I suppose that they were probably given to the seminaries.
Speaker 4: It was likely that the Oxford Press made it was
Speaker 4: very generous in making sure that all these people.
Speaker 6: The hell is that with no aid, false and intentionally
Speaker 6: nineteen o eight I lost over one hundred the war.
Speaker 6: The Scofield reference.
Speaker 4: By Oxford University Press all reial board.
Speaker 1: One of them did as.
Speaker 4: The editor in the most recent edition, even though he's
Speaker 4: been dead for about forty years.
Speaker 6: The cover shows the editor, Cyrus sized Scofield, with seven
Speaker 6: other men on the editorial board. One of these was
Speaker 6: Reverend James M. Gray, the president of the Moody Bible Institute,
Speaker 6: one of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't forget about Blackstone either. Blackstone was a quote
Speaker 1: unquote Christian. He was friends with Louis Brandeis, who gave
Speaker 1: him much credit for really pushing for the nation state
Speaker 1: of Israel because they can be nationalists no one else can.
Speaker 6: Most influential organizations and evangelical circles of the day. There
Speaker 6: were also two other seminary leaders on the editorial board.
Speaker 6: Those lending their names were predominantly heads of seminaries and
Speaker 6: Christian colleges.
Speaker 4: What happened is the distribution took place through these seminaries,
Speaker 4: and then when young pastors were graduated from these schools
Speaker 4: and they went back out and took a church and
Speaker 4: started to.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell this is doing. I
Speaker 1: don't understand. I'm sorry again, what the fuck hold on?
Speaker 1: This is absolut bullshit. I'm going to play this aga
Speaker 1: in I won't be able to fucking touch it. I
Speaker 1: just was moving the cursor to make it a bigger screen,
Speaker 1: and WAD did that.
Speaker 6: When it published a false and intentionally misleading by Let
Speaker 6: us look critically at just one page of the book.
Speaker 4: This is what was given to them, and I suppose
Speaker 4: that they were probably given to the seminaries. It was
Speaker 4: likely that the Oxford Press made it was very generous
Speaker 4: in making sure that all these people had these.
Speaker 6: The course is the Schofield Reference Bible. Let us look critically.
Speaker 6: It's just one page of the book that has become
Speaker 6: the guide for secularist Jews in Israel and evangelical Christians
Speaker 6: in America to explain why they think present day Israel
Speaker 6: has the right to all of the land in the
Speaker 6: Middle East, beginning with Palestine, all of it. Genesis twelve
Speaker 6: three is part of the Torah and is quoted in
Speaker 6: the Koran. These three verses are standard in the King
Speaker 6: James translation and very similar in other Bibles. Let me
Speaker 6: paraphrase it as you read the Old English. The Lord
Speaker 6: told Abram to lead.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure the Koran doesn't say, yeah, the Jews
Speaker 1: own all their stuff.
Speaker 6: If his home and family and go into a land
Speaker 6: that God would show him. God promised to then make
Speaker 6: of Abram a great nation, bless him and make his
Speaker 6: name great, protect him by blessing his friends and cursing
Speaker 6: his enemies. And from Abram's seed, all the nations of
Speaker 6: the earth would be blessed.
Speaker 1: And they translate that to if you don't help the Jews,
Speaker 1: God will curse you to death and chase you around
Speaker 1: with hurricanes and fema and vaccines and wars.
Speaker 6: Now, for the part that is important to traditional Christians,
Speaker 6: I quote in these shall all the families of the
Speaker 6: earth be blessed. Christianity has for two thousand years taken
Speaker 6: this to be the first notice from God of the
Speaker 6: coming savior of mankind. Genesis twelve to three is the
Speaker 6: earliest covenant that God made to Abram, and it is
Speaker 6: the one used by Israelis and Christian Zionists to justify
Speaker 6: the idea that the entire Middle East should be Israeli property.
Speaker 6: I quote, yet, the out of thy country, and from
Speaker 6: thy kindred, and from thy father's house, into a land
Speaker 6: that I will show thee Sionus of all races interpret
Speaker 6: the phrase into a land that I will show thee
Speaker 6: as a perpetual land grant to present day Israel. Now
Speaker 6: we will examine the most effective corruptor of scripture in history,
Speaker 6: one Cyrus I. Schofield on nineteenth century American note on
Speaker 6: page nineteen that the footnotes dwarf the text. Note also
Speaker 6: that the italicized insertions in between the verses that are
Speaker 6: not part of the Bible. In the nineteen sixty seven
Speaker 6: version of the Scofield Reference Bible there are more footnotes
Speaker 6: than in the original nineteen oh nine version, and since
Speaker 6: the death of Schofield in nineteen twenty one, the footnotes
Speaker 6: have grown to dwarf the text in these very important pages.
Speaker 6: Let's look again at the vital footnote two found in
Speaker 6: the Scofield Reference Bible in nineteen sixty seven, on page nineteen.
Speaker 6: The footnote reads, God made an unconditional promise of blessing
Speaker 6: through Abram Seed to the nation of Israel to inherit
Speaker 6: a specific territory forever.
Speaker 1: Okay, and this while you're listening to this, it should
Speaker 1: dawn on you that people who go to church ha
Speaker 1: haa religiously don't read the book for themselves, because this
Speaker 1: wouldn't fly. They're listening to their pastor read to them
Speaker 1: like you're reading a book to your child, and they're
Speaker 1: just taking it out of face value and then declaring
Speaker 1: to everyone else what a great Christian they are because
Speaker 1: they went to church and all that. But they didn't
Speaker 1: actually do any of the reading themselves. But they'll claim
Speaker 1: that they did because they memorize the passeng or two
Speaker 1: here and there, possibly out of context and maybe rewritten
Speaker 1: fifty thousand times, but they remember a couple of them,
Speaker 1: and they'll throw them at you whenever you say anything
Speaker 1: and resistance to their beliefs like that doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: something God would do or say.
Speaker 6: But the passage doesn't say anything like this. God orders
Speaker 6: Abram to go to a land that God will show
Speaker 6: him using the first person familiar V meaning Abram and
Speaker 6: no one but Abram. The passage does not say that
Speaker 6: God is giving any piece of land to anybody forever.
Speaker 6: It doesn't say anything about Israel.
Speaker 4: Now, how complicated it is? Is it leave, leave your land,
Speaker 4: go or I tell you to go and I will
Speaker 4: protect you. How complicated is that? How many footnotes does
Speaker 4: it take to understand what God was saying to Abraham?
Speaker 4: I mean, anybody who reads that should be able to
Speaker 4: figure that out. That's what the message is. But mister
Speaker 4: Schofield wrote all of this to explain it.
Speaker 6: In fact, if we accept biblical history, we know that
Speaker 6: Abram had no children when this happened, and not for
Speaker 6: quite a while, so there was no person or nation
Speaker 6: named Israel when this promise was made. There was no
Speaker 6: state or nation named Israel. The man Israel did not
Speaker 6: even exist in Abram's imagination.
Speaker 1: When right, because you remember good old Jacob, who Jacob
Speaker 1: Frank was allegedly named after, became Israel because he had
Speaker 1: found his faith in Yeddi YadA YadA.
Speaker 6: God spoke to him.
Speaker 1: He was a state of milage in good.
Speaker 6: Schoolfield or the Oxford University Press say that God was
Speaker 6: promising the land to the present day state of Israel forever.
Speaker 4: Where did the state of Israel get in this? When
Speaker 4: Abraham was spoken to by God, Israel, the man known
Speaker 4: as Israel, hadn't been born yet. He was two generations
Speaker 4: in the future, and he was not a state. He
Speaker 4: was a person that eventually had a tribe and then
Speaker 4: after him. Three thousand years later, along comes a bunch
Speaker 4: of Europeans who named their state after him.
Speaker 1: In Sally This says that God gave that land to
Speaker 1: the nation of Israel forever.
Speaker 4: Seventy million people who are taught this every day.
Speaker 6: The Oxford University Press did not stop there.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 6: Three, on page nineteen, reads, there is a promise of
Speaker 6: blessing upon the individuals and nations who bless Abram's descendants,
Speaker 6: and a curse lay upon those who persecute the Jew.
Speaker 6: The word Jew is used in the footnotes and describing
Speaker 6: an occurrence two to three thousand years before the word
Speaker 6: Jew existed. In fact, Jew is taken from the name Judah,
Speaker 6: who was it is told, one of the twelve grandsons
Speaker 6: of Abraham Abram of Genesis twelve. Neither Judah nor Jew existed,
Speaker 6: and this footnote is a false concoction. No. Three continues
Speaker 6: God's promised Abrama his seed certainly did not terminate at
Speaker 6: signe with the giving of the law. The New Testament
Speaker 6: and Old Testament are full of posts Sinai promises concerning
Speaker 6: Israel and the land which is to be Israel's everlasting possession.
Speaker 6: Listeners should be asking why is Oxford University Press putting
Speaker 6: words in the mouths of the readers of this bot
Speaker 6: to make them think their God promises blessings and curses
Speaker 6: on people today based on how they think about or
Speaker 6: act toward present day Jews in present day Israel. What
Speaker 6: about all the other people in the world. Let's read
Speaker 6: further in the footnotes to Genesis twelve three. Promise to
Speaker 6: the Gentiles, I will bless them that bless thee. Those
Speaker 6: who honor Abram will be blessed, and curse them that
Speaker 6: curse Thee. This was a warning literally fulfilled in the
Speaker 6: history of Israel's persecution. It has invariably fared ill with
Speaker 6: the people who have persecuted the Jew, and well with
Speaker 6: those who have protected him.
Speaker 1: Does that sound like a very direct threat to you
Speaker 1: or not? You're gonna say, it's God's will that we
Speaker 1: seek revenge, revenge for what. I don't know, But you know,
Speaker 1: if you don't favor them, because they're the special Boys,
Speaker 1: the wrath of God is uphond you. Their God demiurd
Speaker 1: Saturn Chronos. Of course, there are a hand of that,
Speaker 1: And here is the you know, the poison your well
Speaker 1: or something punchline.
Speaker 6: For a nation to commit the sin of anti Semitism
Speaker 6: brings inevitable judgment. The future will still more remarkably prove
Speaker 6: this principle.
Speaker 1: Is not anti Semitic to wipe out all the real
Speaker 1: Semitic people in Gaza.
Speaker 6: Isn't that convenient soon?
Speaker 4: So now you have anti Semitism as created in Abraham's
Speaker 4: time the footnote to Abraham's words create and the word
Speaker 4: anti Semitism. Christian Zionism believes that our nation will be
Speaker 4: judged if we are not sufficiently kind as a nation
Speaker 4: to the State of Israel. They have made sin a
Speaker 4: sort of a national corporate event rather than an individual thing.
Speaker 4: Of course, there is no such thing as national sin.
Speaker 4: Nations don't sin. We do, individuals do men do. But
Speaker 4: this has created a national sin. So Christian Zionists like
Speaker 4: John Hagen believe that God will reign fire down on
Speaker 4: our country, will somehow punish our entire nation.
Speaker 1: And they will with weather repon weather, weapons, directed energy,
Speaker 1: all that good stuff.
Speaker 4: Being insufficiently kind to the state.
Speaker 1: Of Israel, the storm God will come.
Speaker 6: Zionist friendly Oxford University Press says in our Bible that
Speaker 6: the whole country will be considered in sin and we
Speaker 6: will be in line for judgment from God if we
Speaker 6: are not properly friendly to the nation of Israel and
Speaker 6: remember there was.
Speaker 1: No and you remember the Freemasons say man will become God,
Speaker 1: and that's exactly what they think of themselves, Oh.
Speaker 6: Jew, in the time of Abram, there was no Israel
Speaker 6: at the time that Schofield Penn.
Speaker 1: Look at the United Nations symbol and look at what
Speaker 1: they did there, the laurel leaves. That's also in service
Speaker 1: to Rome. Right, there's a there's an element here. The
Speaker 1: Lord of Leaves is something that you get as a
Speaker 1: reward for your heroic act or your servitude to Rome.
Speaker 1: And when it's on your head, that means you're in service. Right.
Speaker 1: That having it around the entire world means they are
Speaker 1: in control of the entire world, that they own it,
Speaker 1: that they are putting their crown on the world, because
Speaker 1: that is their way of signifying their property.
Speaker 6: Original notes. And it is doubtful that Cyrus Schofield would
Speaker 6: had even understood the enormity of the evil purpose for
Speaker 6: which his book was written. It was to have the
Speaker 6: most prominent Zionist publisher in the world, and it would deify.
Speaker 1: A co that's a cop out. How would Schofield Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, of course they added to his footnotes, but
Speaker 1: he knew what he was doing.
Speaker 6: Country that did not exist and would be born of
Speaker 6: force forty years after his death. Not all Orthodox Christians
Speaker 6: were asleep during that time. Philip Morrow was one who
Speaker 6: saw both the heretical and the war making dangers of
Speaker 6: the new religion and actually called it Zionism. Morrow was
Speaker 6: a well known patent attorney, council for the Columbia Phonograph Company,
Speaker 6: and the Christian researcher who wrote legal briefs for William
Speaker 6: Jenning Bryan's famous court cases.
Speaker 1: In his nineteen.
Speaker 6: Twenty seven book entitled Gospel of the Kingdom with an
Speaker 6: Examination of Modern Dispensationalism, Philip Moore wrote, through an incident
Speaker 6: of recent occurrence, I was made aware of the extent
Speaker 6: far greater than I imagined, to which the modern system of
Speaker 6: dispensationalism has found acceptance among Orthodox Christians, and also the
Speaker 6: extent correspondingly great to which the recently published Schofield Bible,
Speaker 6: which is the main vehicle of the new system of
Speaker 6: doctrine referred to, has usurped the place of authority that
Speaker 6: belonged to God's Bible alone. Philip Morrow tells us that
Speaker 6: he had been caught up himself in the Evangelicalism or
Speaker 6: Christian Zionism of his day had learned about it from
Speaker 6: the inside. This has been the case with most of
Speaker 6: us who come to an understanding of Christian Zionism. The
Speaker 6: late Philip Morrow had been a source of encouragement to
Speaker 6: many critics of Judeo Christianity who thought they were alone.
Speaker 6: Philip Morrow was a dedicated scholar with an engineer's logic
Speaker 6: and a lawyer's tenacity that allowed him to foresee error
Speaker 6: in nineteen twenty seven that Christian scholars are only beginning
Speaker 6: to acknowledge eighty years later. We, like Morrow, should also
Speaker 6: be profoundly sympathetic for those who are caught up in
Speaker 6: the error of Christian Zionism, dispensationalism, or Judeo Christianity by
Speaker 6: any name, because they are among our families and best friends.
Speaker 6: Jesus' worries require that we reclaim them back to traditional Christianity.
Speaker 6: Doctor F. Furman Curley is another unsung Christian scholar who
Speaker 6: saw the path to war and the error of dispensationalism.
Speaker 6: He was the head of graduate studies of Ablene Christian University.
Speaker 6: In nineteen eighty three, he wrote a short book entitled
Speaker 6: The Middle East crisis and biblical perspective, in which he
Speaker 6: takes sharp issue with those he calls Israel First Millennius
Speaker 6: and Christian Zionism's evil fruits of perpetual war in the
Speaker 6: Middle East. He names Hal Lindsay and the Lady Jerry
Speaker 6: Folwell as radical Zionis prophets who would help nudge the
Speaker 6: US into endless war with Islamic states. Doctor Curley explained
Speaker 6: why when the concept of armageddon as in Revelation sixteen
Speaker 6: sixteen is raised, those who believe in the literal war
Speaker 6: at Armageddon often feel that Christians should work to start
Speaker 6: this war and should vigorously participate in it. Those in particular,
Speaker 6: who view this present situation as Armageddon believe that Christians
Speaker 6: should support Israel with vigor, and they urge our government
Speaker 6: to take an active part in the conflict in the
Speaker 6: Middle East. Curly saw Christian Zionis support for Israel's brutal
Speaker 6: occupation of Palestine as a precursor to more wars in
Speaker 6: the Middle East, and concluded one needs to be absolutely
Speaker 6: certain that the doctrine he follows is gods and not
Speaker 6: of men before he advocates a doctrine that would put
Speaker 6: the blood of other men on our hands. He explained
Speaker 6: the Neo Christian love affair with war as a religious fixation, stating,
Speaker 6: whereas Christians must pray for peace in the Middle East
Speaker 6: pre Millennius must pray and work for World War three,
Speaker 6: so armageddon will come. They cannot pray.
Speaker 1: And let's go get some red heifers to, you know,
Speaker 1: get the ball rolling.
Speaker 6: Pray for peace in the Middle East. If a follower
Speaker 6: of Christian Zionism will only examine the simple teachings of
Speaker 6: Jesus in the New Testament, he will find there is
Speaker 6: not a single passage or phrase that would give a
Speaker 6: follower of Christ the cause to take the life of
Speaker 6: another man, or another man's wife, or a child in
Speaker 6: a far away country.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's a baby. That's a child. I've
Speaker 1: got it. Stop there. That's if you don't have empathy
Speaker 1: for that, wait till it's at your front door, because
Speaker 1: that's what's coming. And if you don't see what's going on,
Speaker 1: there's an active war being waged on us. But war
Speaker 1: by a different means was coined post World War Two.
Speaker 1: War by a Different Means was in reference to Germany
Speaker 1: how they would continue to wage war on them post
Speaker 1: war and what happened with Eisenhower. He starved millions upon
Speaker 1: millions of Germans right next to their rhine. They were
Speaker 1: starving to death and dying of thirst. But they could
Speaker 1: not get out of the fence because they would have
Speaker 1: been shot. Now we've just talked about seagulls doing positive things,
Speaker 1: but I think seagulls are the personification of these people.
Speaker 1: And here's why. You'll see there's a little bit of
Speaker 1: extra here, but I don't have time to clip it out,
Speaker 1: So you son of a fucking hold on. I always
Speaker 1: try so it always shries to open up in the
Speaker 1: wrong spot. Try to use something that I never made
Speaker 1: my default browser. See mine, mine, mine, mine. That crab
Speaker 1: may as well be Israel, may as well be the
Speaker 1: Middle East? You rats with wings? Are they not talking
Speaker 1: about the same people? Yeah, yeah, yeah, moving on alright,
Speaker 1: So he brought it down to the bottom here, all right,
Speaker 1: So this this will show you some more. The ring
Speaker 1: fan fast them like it's flowing down out. Now, this
Speaker 1: I don't believe is new because hurricanes happening often in Florida,
Speaker 1: and he references older hurricanes like Katrina, and who's always
Speaker 1: there Katrina. Everywhere. It was always FEMA blocking AID and
Speaker 1: fucking things up, slowing down AID as best they could,
Speaker 1: and just getting more and more intensified and more and
Speaker 1: more militant with each passing devastating storm. So he doesn't
Speaker 1: reference anything recent, and it looks like it's in a
Speaker 1: little video. So it doesn't matter because you see that
Speaker 1: the playbook is still being used and redone over and
Speaker 1: over again. So it applies.
Speaker 9: Instead of the poor Palestinian dance over there, to the
Speaker 9: assum destroyed the place.
Speaker 1: The poor Palestinian dance over there. Next day they smashed
Speaker 1: the place. This fucking guy get a hat that fits.
Speaker 9: They want to learn the highway. They learned the holbway.
Speaker 9: You let the Nazis demonstrate. One day this place will be.
Speaker 1: The Nazis or anybody who's not a pro Jew.
Speaker 7: Story. That's how he goes.
Speaker 9: You get angry, expect consequences. The United States made a
Speaker 9: decision against diesel. A few days laid there, New Orleans
Speaker 9: was all flooded. Some Christian leaders spoke, they so every
Speaker 9: time we do something to the chosen people, immediately we
Speaker 9: have a natural disaster.
Speaker 1: Boy, I wonder why that is, And knowing that that's
Speaker 1: not because God favors them, and at all by any means,
Speaker 1: at least not the God, maybe their God, maybe their
Speaker 1: demiers who empowers them and wherever the hell are conjuring
Speaker 1: and mingling within their dark magic may very well endow
Speaker 1: them with some powers. But they're not controlling the weather
Speaker 1: with God. They're controlling the weather with technology. Someone made
Speaker 1: a video.
Speaker 9: Of every decision the Americans made. We train their best
Speaker 9: friends the best Eyelight Israel. Immediately a shame responded with.
Speaker 1: How are theyir best friends?
Speaker 9: Massive tragedy here September eleven and the New Orleans.
Speaker 1: He just fucking admitted that they're behind nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: That was an open admission. Now he says New Orleans
Speaker 1: typhoon's hurricanes, all kinds.
Speaker 9: Heffoons, all in kiands, all kinds of things. Someone Christian
Speaker 9: made a video you have to see. It's unbelievable. Why
Speaker 9: if you decided to be a friend of the Jewish
Speaker 9: people of the Jewish state, friend has to be a
Speaker 9: friend all the way, not sometimes yes, one day against
Speaker 9: one day with them. The only reason within attack I
Speaker 9: Rana is because America they do not let we will
Speaker 9: give you diplomacy detection.
Speaker 1: We'll give you.
Speaker 9: We'll give you this weapon and that weapon. You need
Speaker 9: to wait to deal after the election.
Speaker 1: You will destroy it for us.
Speaker 9: If you don't start the work now, there's no chance
Speaker 9: for comedian to win the election.
Speaker 1: So now that's a chameleon. So that makes me wonder
Speaker 1: because as he's saying, Kamala, but he says chameleon, which
Speaker 1: means obviously they turn right, they changed their they camouflage
Speaker 1: themselves as to who they really are. Right, isn't that interesting?
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? So maybe this is newer, but it
Speaker 1: just looks like a shitty old video. That part is
Speaker 1: really strange. So why does he reference Katrina and not
Speaker 1: something more recent like Helene or Milton or whatever? Right,
Speaker 1: but who else would have been called chameleon if not Kamala?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's the only thing that kind of sounds
Speaker 1: like that. Who the hell is he talking about? They're
Speaker 1: all freaking what do you call crypto craptos. They're all
Speaker 1: being something outwardly to the public. I'm talking about politicians
Speaker 1: when they're inwardly something else. So they're all chameleons. A
Speaker 1: change their their their tone and their and their pitch
Speaker 1: and their rhetoric to fit whoever crowd is they're trying
Speaker 1: to convince of their propaganda. But it's interesting that he
Speaker 1: uses that word. I mean, I know and I know
Speaker 1: that this is right. This is the freaking AI crap
Speaker 1: or whatever, trying to decipher it through like voice texting.
Speaker 1: But he did say something that sounded exactly like chameleon.
Speaker 10: The rain.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that's what was the end of it, all right,
Speaker 1: the rain falls fast? All right, get me in there,
Speaker 1: bro that one.
Speaker 7: That's good?
Speaker 1: No sound? When did you see that? No sound? What
Speaker 1: part was no sound? The whole book? Because I heard
Speaker 1: him doing the book? When did you get no sound?
Speaker 1: Hold on no? Because that was the same. What so
Speaker 1: this one right here or the whole other thing that
Speaker 1: we were just watching? Which one was it? Because that
Speaker 1: one was important? If we have to watch it again,
Speaker 1: we will. How come this one didn't come out? It
Speaker 1: was off the same polka? Explain yourself, man, tell me
Speaker 1: what's going on? Or somebody, did you guys hear the
Speaker 1: one about the Christian dispensationalism and the Christian zionism? Did
Speaker 1: the schoolfield one? Because I could hear it on the
Speaker 1: I was playing on the phone. I could hear it
Speaker 1: just to test it. What's going on? Answer that questions?
Speaker 1: And also, you know, it's kind of a weird argument
Speaker 1: to make because I say the Frankest, They're like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's all the Jews. Well, okay, great, But what personifies
Speaker 1: all the things that they believe in Frankism, what's easier
Speaker 1: to reference and research and understand what they're truly hiding
Speaker 1: from everybody? Frankism, sabot and Frankism, Sabotans and Francis Sabotan Frankism.
Speaker 1: Because they say it's a continuation of the other, Why
Speaker 1: the fuck is that? And so yeah, to make that
Speaker 1: it's like saying it wasn't massade, it was all a Jews?
Speaker 1: Well who pulled the fucking trigger? Was it the massade?
Speaker 1: It was it all? I mean, it's it's like saying
Speaker 1: that it's it's a stupid argument because I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it's not others. I'm saying what personifies all that they
Speaker 1: hide from you? That was openly disclosed by the Frankest
Speaker 1: and Sabotan doctrine. Unless you want to read ten thousand
Speaker 1: pages of the Talmud, if you want to rea all
Speaker 1: the Kabbala I mean, they have three books that are
Speaker 1: very detrimental to all. Hey don't come back with Is
Speaker 1: there people that answer my question? Which one wasn't wasn't heard?
Speaker 1: Was it the whole big video or is it the
Speaker 1: little one? All right? Anyway, as I was saying, so,
Speaker 1: when you are looking to see what is their true nature,
Speaker 1: and you have something that personifies all the things that
Speaker 1: they are doing, why not reference that? Why not reference that?
Speaker 1: Because it was indeed the Frankests who infiltrated and created
Speaker 1: Christian Zionism and dispensationalism, all this other shit. It was them,
Speaker 1: Darby Schoolfield, all that, and this this to say that
Speaker 1: Schoofield had no idea what he was going to do
Speaker 1: bowl bowl And then also you have the infiltration into
Speaker 1: the Masonic lodges, created the French Revolution, created the World one,
Speaker 1: World War two, the Bolsheviks, this is Francas Jesuit. So
Speaker 1: those are the people if they say, oh, the Hissidic Jews,
Speaker 1: now that they always deny it, their very words that
Speaker 1: they speak perpetuate the ideas of the lyric Kabbala to
Speaker 1: a t. What does that make them? What was this
Speaker 1: was abteen Francis, We're going off of the Lyrian kabbala
Speaker 1: as their reasoning. Right, the seagulls, Oh well, they were
Speaker 1: saying mine, mine, mine, mine mine, And now you're right,
Speaker 1: YouTube screwed because I didn't play it off for the
Speaker 1: other things. So yeah, the seagulls, they were saying mine, mine, mine, mine, mine,
Speaker 1: mine mine. Do I have to do that? Do I
Speaker 1: have to do that one again? I'm not gonna I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna do the sea goals again. But they were
Speaker 1: just saying mine, mine, mine, mine, mine mine. Right, Okay,
Speaker 1: I get it, buddy, I get it, Huck. All right,
Speaker 1: We're gonna move on to truth stream media. Now I'll
Speaker 1: do a little bit of news first, but let me
Speaker 1: just pull this up so that we got it. I
Speaker 1: three o'clock in the morning ear so I woke up
Speaker 1: and I, for silly reasons, clicked because I shouldn't have
Speaker 1: done that, because I do that. I clicked on a
Speaker 1: notification for this video, and I'm doing like fifty five
Speaker 1: minutes and thirty eight seconds of it because that's how
Speaker 1: much it kept my attention. So I didn't get back
Speaker 1: to bed to like, uh, I think it was like
Speaker 1: close to four o'clock. I get up in in the
Speaker 1: middle of the night, wide awake sometimes. Yeah, I know,
Speaker 1: I know what doctor Clinton says about that, So it's possible,
Speaker 1: sugar thing that don't some other why is it not?
Speaker 1: Let me do this there? All right, they get past
Speaker 1: the truth stream media nonsense that starts it. I don't
Speaker 1: always think that these are like the bl end all
Speaker 1: of of Oh, come on, you move o. All right,
Speaker 1: let's I'll just skip ahead and when we get there,
Speaker 1: because the little dial thing isn't let me do shit.
Speaker 1: YouTube sucks too. Hello, Hello, our good friend Daisy the
Speaker 1: Lincoln lady. How are you remind me again what the
Speaker 1: social media you use as a signal? I don't think
Speaker 1: it's signal. I know signal is very controlled on why
Speaker 1: people use it as like a safe spot, but yeah,
Speaker 1: they shouldn't. I always talk to a few people on signal,
Speaker 1: uh Mike, Mike Adams is one of them, and Niche
Speaker 1: and doctor Manzo. But we also have doctor Monso in
Speaker 1: the group that we have and tell it, which by
Speaker 1: the way, now is Elon Musks. Apparently he's still doing it. No,
Speaker 1: he's still laying just to say, right, I get it,
Speaker 1: I get it. I think there's a delay buddy, I
Speaker 1: think there's a delay. I didn't realize how deep the
Speaker 1: delay well was, but apparently it's a very deleted all right,
Speaker 1: so let's go on. I'm gonna go to the news
Speaker 1: here real quick and just kind of briefly discuss some things. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, there's I have I have a very
Speaker 1: I have a You can do that. You know what
Speaker 1: I said. You're free to do with Jirah Griffin. You
Speaker 1: can do the same with Stewie if you want to.
Speaker 1: Not that I like the guy at all, And I'm
Speaker 1: really really disgusted by some of the stuff that I
Speaker 1: have seen recently because there's a another person who's falsely
Speaker 1: making himself an expert of things he doesn't grasp. And uh,
Speaker 1: I will just leave it at that. But he was
Speaker 1: a doctor of chiropractic and he's bet on my show
Speaker 1: forty nine. So it gives any got a new booked
Speaker 1: that he's trying to push around some eyes back everywhere again.
Speaker 1: And he hangs out with a eugenicist named Group, a
Speaker 1: complete con artist and scammer named Henry Ely and uh yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: a pist drinker named Otto. Yeah, your company tells tells
Speaker 1: a lot about who you are. Anyhow, more than three
Speaker 1: thousand chemicals enter our bodies through our food packaging. Here's
Speaker 1: what you can do about it. Well, if it's in
Speaker 1: the food packaging, you're also eating it. Dipshit. San Antonio
Speaker 1: police arrest Tony, suspected tran ud Aragua gang members at
Speaker 1: apartment complex Elon must beer pouring. Optimist robots are not autonomous?
Speaker 1: Who cares? Far left journalists leaves them. Who cares? All right,
Speaker 1: let's move on, must see evidence that governments can control
Speaker 1: the weather. But you're a little bit slow on that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're caught up as far as their news is concerned.
Speaker 1: There's major food recalls going on, more ways to starve
Speaker 1: us out, blocking all kinds of relief, stealing, putting things
Speaker 1: in warehouses. Let's just get into the video, because this
Speaker 1: is where it's going to be really evident, hopefully to people,
Speaker 1: that we are at war and they are attacking by
Speaker 1: war by a different means. As I was saying, so
Speaker 1: that the majority of the people don't recognize what's happening, right,
Speaker 1: And if they don't recognize what's happening, they're not in
Speaker 1: the they're not stirred up. Oh well, that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: I don't live there, few here, and let me donate
Speaker 1: to FEMA so I can feel good about myself an
Speaker 1: actor heroic on social media because I did something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of messed up in people's minds, and
Speaker 1: it's sad that it's gone to this. But that thing
Speaker 1: that defining yourself by your beliefs and then identifying with
Speaker 1: them to where it's an ex potential crisis whenever somebody
Speaker 1: challenges is the system, because and this is religion, this
Speaker 1: is medicine, this is all those things. Separate yourself from
Speaker 1: those beliefs. You are not your beliefs, although you might
Speaker 1: identify as those beliefs, it's not true. You are your heart,
Speaker 1: your soul, your mind, your body, all that stuff. Maybe
Speaker 1: not the body, and you are many other things other
Speaker 1: than those beliefs. Right, you're your potential parent, You treat
Speaker 1: people well. Hopefully you know you can let go of
Speaker 1: this indoctrination a little bit and really examine it first
Speaker 1: from a step away and decide whether or not the
Speaker 1: things that you just automatically assume and presume, whether or
Speaker 1: not any of it's one hundred percent valid or valid
Speaker 1: at all, And then it won't offend you so much
Speaker 1: when someone challenges it, because you'll see the holes in
Speaker 1: it if you steal my son Joe, and.
Speaker 3: I'm called Sprispawn, North Carolina, that was directly affected by
Speaker 3: Hurricane Helene. Anybody in their rot mind thinking that outside
Speaker 3: people should not be speaking on what the government has
Speaker 3: done or is not doing our area is insanity to
Speaker 3: me as someone who is here at ground zero in
Speaker 3: Mitchell County, North Carolina. It is going to take you, you,
Speaker 3: as the creators on this app, to speak up to.
Speaker 11: Get us help here, because I will tell you our
Speaker 11: government is not doing a damn thing for us.
Speaker 3: Get here.
Speaker 1: We need you.
Speaker 12: We need people experiencing hockey. There's only a few ways
Speaker 12: to these people.
Speaker 13: It is the foot, horseback or helicopter, dirt box ATVs
Speaker 13: side by sides. If you have them, it can get
Speaker 13: to East Tennessee or western North Carolina. We need you.
Speaker 13: Do not listen to the news where they tell you
Speaker 13: that they don't want you, they don't need you. I'm
Speaker 13: telling you I am here, I live here, I.
Speaker 12: Have been already.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you we need you.
Speaker 14: We want you here.
Speaker 1: Again. Their coverage of this, it's pretty good, very good,
Speaker 1: I would say, but it's not to say that I
Speaker 1: vouched for everything that true stream media is put out.
Speaker 1: Just leaving that out there to let you know.
Speaker 15: Road feeling bad, went down this road feeling bad?
Speaker 12: We're out of here?
Speaker 16: Is it a road?
Speaker 10: Road?
Speaker 1: Chance? Look at that road that was a road now
Speaker 1: it's a road. Other ship, How deep that is? This
Speaker 1: is incredible.
Speaker 5: M this way my house washed away.
Speaker 7: I'm a cat had a two get goes.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 12: Also where that jill wind never blew?
Speaker 15: Oh, I'm going where that chill wind never blew. I'm
Speaker 15: going where that you wind never blew.
Speaker 10: Nan.
Speaker 17: When we readed this way, people's lives could have been saved,
Speaker 17: and the blood is going to be on the hands
Speaker 17: of those that.
Speaker 2: Did not allow that person who could go help to
Speaker 2: go help.
Speaker 18: Will support trail out here.
Speaker 19: My volunteers, they have doctors and registered nurses their whole
Speaker 19: licensed doctors and registered nurses.
Speaker 7: They were told they couldn't.
Speaker 2: Do what they were doing because it was not being
Speaker 2: federal controlled or.
Speaker 18: Something along those lines.
Speaker 15: The glamor suits my why where the climate shoots my clues?
Speaker 15: I'm going where the climate my clue? By this way, I.
Speaker 20: Want to show you what Swana, Noah looks like right now,
Speaker 20: at least the area that we're in. You can see
Speaker 20: there are still quite a bit of debris right there
Speaker 20: behind me, and it just goes for miles. I mean,
Speaker 20: there are cars that are abandoned all across this area.
Speaker 20: And it's not that they're not coming out here and
Speaker 20: picking up and starting the recovery process. It's just that
Speaker 20: there is so much damage.
Speaker 21: This is the state of North Carolina. This is the
Speaker 21: area that's without power still. This is also the state
Speaker 21: of North Carolina. This yellow outline is the country of
Speaker 21: Belgium that I've overlaid for scale.
Speaker 1: This is the scale.
Speaker 21: Two hundred and thirty thousand customers without power means households
Speaker 21: based on US Census state of the average household size
Speaker 21: here is about three, which means we're talking about six
Speaker 21: to seven hundred thousand people who have not had power
Speaker 21: for a week. That is an emergency by itself. If
Speaker 21: you don't have power for a week, then if you
Speaker 21: had food stored in the freezer, no you don't. If
Speaker 21: you had breast milk insulin stored in the fridge, no
Speaker 21: you don't. You don't get to run your SEATPAP machine
Speaker 21: three quarters of a million people without power for a
Speaker 21: week should make headline news by itself, but power outages are,
Speaker 21: unfortunately one of the mildest of problems. Water is also
Speaker 21: out sell coverages out. If you're seeing people posting from
Speaker 21: this area, there's a good likelihood they're having to drive
Speaker 21: miles to do that. And that is if they have
Speaker 21: a car that wasn't destroyed, if they can get gas somehow,
Speaker 21: and if they have roads they can drive miles on.
Speaker 21: These are the road closures, okay. And these roads are
Speaker 21: not closed because there's some water on them. They're closed
Speaker 21: because they look like this snow.
Speaker 12: What are the stakes that storms b needs with a resident?
Speaker 12: What are the states of the storm zone?
Speaker 22: What do they need?
Speaker 23: I mean, what do you call today.
Speaker 24: The storm zone?
Speaker 7: I'm going with storm.
Speaker 25: The need While this thing has been disgustingly and I
Speaker 25: do mean disgustingly politicized in recent days, appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where was where was Trump said he's got some money,
Speaker 1: doesn't he? Hmm?
Speaker 12: Giving me a call?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Well know that. Where was his outcry to push back
Speaker 1: on FEMA and fly his own paid charters out in
Speaker 1: there to deliver supplies. Where was his standdown order or
Speaker 1: his his push to call for one for FEMA or
Speaker 1: National Guard or any of these police officers that are
Speaker 1: fellow travelers that are assisting in this prolonged misery of
Speaker 1: these people. Huh when did he even say his condolences
Speaker 1: for the guy who allegedly was killed behind him when
Speaker 1: he just got a little scratch, if that was even
Speaker 1: a thing?
Speaker 2: That we want to do.
Speaker 26: Everything we can, and you know, I say, as a
Speaker 26: devout public servant, I know how bureaucras.
Speaker 1: How much of a script is this?
Speaker 26: You can sometimes get in the way of speed. So
Speaker 26: please let everyone knows there are things that you need
Speaker 26: if it's taken too long to get to you.
Speaker 27: Okay, I appreciate that.
Speaker 24: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Can I get see that ring in her finger? Because
Speaker 1: she's married to a jay who actually has interests in
Speaker 1: that town for the lithium he's tied in. He's got
Speaker 1: lots of invested in the Black Black rock and their
Speaker 1: initiative was to get that land for lithium.
Speaker 26: Hmm.
Speaker 1: She's directly connected.
Speaker 2: That there's an election going on and everything. But on
Speaker 2: the same day that Kamala is sending camera crews and
Speaker 2: lighting equipment down to a place with no electricity to
Speaker 2: film both sides of her phone call about how she's
Speaker 2: a devout public servant. On that same day, she shared
Speaker 2: that on her official ex account. She also shared this
Speaker 2: post about how they're going to give one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty seven million dollars of additional assistance to the people
Speaker 2: of Lebanon for essential needs such as food, water, and shelter,
Speaker 2: which brings the total to three hundred and eighty five
Speaker 2: million dollars.
Speaker 11: This woman don't come out after she'd just told us
Speaker 11: a few days ago, if we exhausted all of our resources,
Speaker 11: we're so sorry. This is all we can do for you.
Speaker 11: Then she shows up to Charlotte, not even clothes, not
Speaker 11: even to Ashville. She shows up to Charlotte, to the
Speaker 11: Dream Center and putting stuff in bags like she really cars.
Speaker 2: And then with twenty four hours, what does she do?
Speaker 1: What does she do?
Speaker 11: She sends it's one hundred and fifty seven million dollars
Speaker 11: eleven on because she is worried about their protection and
Speaker 11: their security and they need food and water and shelter.
Speaker 2: Are you. I just think it's a little lacking in
Speaker 2: self awareness to stage a phone call with the Mayor
Speaker 2: of Ashville and post that on the same day you're
Speaker 2: posting this.
Speaker 28: This is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen,
Speaker 28: as far as you can see Sami trucks side besides trucks,
Speaker 28: and they're in here cutting and they don't know These
Speaker 28: people from Adam only got trees over here. People over
Speaker 28: here getting ready to go up here to this barn,
Speaker 28: this house.
Speaker 2: So we're just here to help these people here.
Speaker 1: We don't have an organization or anything, but they're just here.
Speaker 2: There has been some amazing and heroic scenes of bravery. Today.
Speaker 18: My husband left to go hop out.
Speaker 24: He took a try upload of supplies.
Speaker 10: He's meeting up with an organization there and I don't
Speaker 10: know when.
Speaker 18: He will be back.
Speaker 2: People working all night long building bridges and just really
Speaker 2: doing everything they can to try and help people in
Speaker 2: this situation.
Speaker 27: That was the scariest thing I've ever done in my life.
Speaker 19: Grove Stone Mountain in Ashville is now.
Speaker 1: Unpassable, so it says there for the curious of what
Speaker 1: he's talking about. He made it up the mountain to
Speaker 1: get the cellular cellular tower powered up, using the backup
Speaker 1: generator to get service turned on. He managed to get
Speaker 1: enough fuel into the tank for four days of power.
Speaker 27: You got four days of power up up there. I
Speaker 27: gave every single drop.
Speaker 19: I even pulled back out of my personal thinking ripply,
Speaker 19: it's a twitter and ten gallon tank and I gave
Speaker 19: it everything I had.
Speaker 27: And uh, if the needle was below you. When I
Speaker 27: got there and.
Speaker 19: Open the city and Rise and Tech's and even people
Speaker 19: neighbors and stuff were like, there's no way you're going
Speaker 19: to make it.
Speaker 27: Mother, I made it there in back South.
Speaker 7: That's my child.
Speaker 2: And somebody posted this video of trying to get out
Speaker 2: when this was happening and what it looked like. And again,
Speaker 2: I just don't think most people realize this flash flooding
Speaker 2: happened so quickly, So quickly it went from you know,
Speaker 2: a little bit of rain to we can't get down
Speaker 2: the streets that they're just there wasn't any way for
Speaker 2: people to leave. This was a lot of people saying
Speaker 2: they weren't getting any warning at all. They heard nothing.
Speaker 2: It was raining a little bit and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, the water has risen and it's done. You're
Speaker 2: you're not going anywhere, and the mud slides you just
Speaker 2: have to see with your own eyes.
Speaker 12: M you're so okay.
Speaker 1: You hear a little kids voice in the background, You're
Speaker 1: not scary. That would be for you as a parent
Speaker 1: and for the child.
Speaker 2: And so you're talking about a wall of water and
Speaker 2: mud in some cases that went into people's houses all
Speaker 2: the way up to the ceiling. And so there are
Speaker 2: people who were swept away trying to escape in their
Speaker 2: cars by water, or whose houses were swept away with
Speaker 2: them in it.
Speaker 1: And if you had an ev car and you had
Speaker 1: that much water on the road, you probably burst into
Speaker 1: flames and died.
Speaker 2: And there were people whose houses filled up with this
Speaker 2: mud and they couldn't get out, or their cars filled
Speaker 2: up with it while they were trying to escape and
Speaker 2: they couldn't get out. The count of the people who
Speaker 2: have perished in this is going to be difficult to
Speaker 2: tally for some time, because there are a lot of
Speaker 2: people who were lost in this water and mud.
Speaker 7: Every single act that you see on a car structure
Speaker 7: is a sign of something search.
Speaker 2: There are one, two, three vehicles here, one shed that
Speaker 2: makes four, and countless other structures that can't even be
Speaker 2: accessed that they just they just haven't been able to
Speaker 2: get to them yet.
Speaker 29: Avery counties have as of yesterday, had had two fatalities,
Speaker 29: but there's there's a lot more. There's several missing people
Speaker 29: that a dozen or more that we know that we're
Speaker 29: actually saw swept away that we we we haven't located.
Speaker 29: So I think as the days go on, this number
Speaker 29: is going to get drastically worse.
Speaker 1: It feels like a literal war zone right now.
Speaker 30: But the thing that I'm just trying to tell you
Speaker 30: everything that that I'm seeing and be very transparent. We
Speaker 30: have seen some federal agents around the Swannanoa area starting
Speaker 30: late last night that I've heard of and I have
Speaker 30: seen some personally today. There are Border patrol in the
Speaker 30: Swannanoa area along Highway seven. They're doing body recovery and
Speaker 30: I think they're kind of gardening some of the areas
Speaker 30: where they think that there there are more. From the
Speaker 30: word that I'm hearing, they're putting orange xes on everything
Speaker 30: that they check, so they'll have an orange EX and
Speaker 30: then they'll have a zero, or there will be somewhere
Speaker 30: else that there's an orange EX.
Speaker 27: And one and eleven and.
Speaker 30: That is the body count that was found inside with babying.
Speaker 27: The National Guard.
Speaker 14: Have marked over one hundred bodies in a six mile
Speaker 14: stretch of river, possible bodies just where they think they're
Speaker 14: You can't see them, guys, and I had to explain
Speaker 14: him something that had to be explained to me even
Speaker 14: as a rescuer.
Speaker 27: When I watched the National Guard.
Speaker 14: And they confirm that this smells I had been smelling
Speaker 14: were most likely bodies, I was like, well, where are
Speaker 14: they so I can get to them. You can't get
Speaker 14: to them. Think they're crushed in DeBras, they're up in trees,
Speaker 14: they're under sediment, they're undersand unfortunately it's going to be
Speaker 14: it will be a harrym On toime before you find
Speaker 14: all these people.
Speaker 10: The body count is astronomically higher than what we are
Speaker 10: being told. He said that they found thirty six bodies
Speaker 10: in one embankment alone. He also said it's true that
Speaker 10: bodies are being found in trees.
Speaker 2: He said that looting has started.
Speaker 10: And if we knew how bad it really was, we
Speaker 10: would be riding in the streets.
Speaker 31: So the TAG fourteen is dead in the water.
Speaker 19: If we're in a May day situation, we had the
Speaker 19: am ramp in front of us with no way out
Speaker 19: of this water.
Speaker 5: We have multiple people including juveniles trapped.
Speaker 1: Are any resource children trapped.
Speaker 30: Which is available to send our way over.
Speaker 29: I have a thirteen heuero one three euros in a
Speaker 29: half with.
Speaker 6: No object and no power even multiple no one calls
Speaker 6: about multiple fatalities houses.
Speaker 32: Squatch, I need to help getting people out of River Street.
Speaker 27: I still can't get them all out of here, stiff.
Speaker 5: I'm hitting your way. If they don't move any faster,
Speaker 5: we're all going to be good.
Speaker 30: Since there are twenty five family stuff They painted an
Speaker 30: axe in a nearby field.
Speaker 27: They need and supplies.
Speaker 5: The daughter got rescued last night from the out ubrew
Speaker 5: out back.
Speaker 2: She's a purdonal school.
Speaker 33: The neighbors saw her parents were trying to.
Speaker 23: Get out in a toyo to common got swept away.
Speaker 30: My kids and my mom will be coming out.
Speaker 27: To the interstate.
Speaker 1: I'm easy to grow them.
Speaker 12: Please where are they at?
Speaker 2: There's a two thousand pounds so pain tank coming down
Speaker 2: the main channel of the river.
Speaker 5: Just patched all locations.
Speaker 1: Two thousand pounds pro Paine tank head and down.
Speaker 34: First Central and Fire and Search and Rescue on scene
Speaker 34: confirmed two ten seven.
Speaker 4: Thank you well eleven hundred you call me, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: You can get a hold of them all.
Speaker 10: Waw keep all of those who have been affected in
Speaker 10: your prayers, and keep all of those who are helping
Speaker 10: in your prayers.
Speaker 1: The same location. A little later, there's not.
Speaker 2: There are videos coming out that it has been eight
Speaker 2: days in some of these areas before anybody has seen
Speaker 2: any boots on their particular ground. Eight days, eight days
Speaker 2: without food.
Speaker 1: You don't want them there anyway. I'm just saying, without water,
Speaker 1: I want them to get the fuck out of the
Speaker 1: way so we could do what we need to.
Speaker 2: Do without power. Eight days and a lot.
Speaker 1: Of people are take their take their vehicles, take their resources,
Speaker 1: use them for something good because they're not they're not
Speaker 1: doing anything.
Speaker 2: With them saying it's not their fault that they weren't
Speaker 2: allowed to go in there. They weren't given orders.
Speaker 1: I'm going to read this too. It says Fairview, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: over eight days after the end of the hurricane, healing
Speaker 1: and here comes some help. I don't I would not
Speaker 1: consider that help. People have been trapped, starving, without power,
Speaker 1: without water, without communications. Eight plus days later, incomes some
Speaker 1: taxpayer funded help to very few selected areas. Yeah, here's
Speaker 1: another thing that they're going to discuss to which is disgusting.
Speaker 2: Days went by before any of these people were allowed
Speaker 2: to go in.
Speaker 1: If you were white, you weren't getting any help. Does
Speaker 1: this sound familiar? Does this sound very clarity? Jewed up
Speaker 1: to you. It disadvantaged people. Motherfuckers lost their house. They're
Speaker 1: family members, They're not disadvantaged. Is this a status thing
Speaker 1: or is it a race thing?
Speaker 2: So I just want to say thank you to everyone
Speaker 2: who suggested donating to United. The things are doing in
Speaker 2: the air and on the ground, and they really are
Speaker 2: getting out there and help the ground, and they reached
Speaker 2: six I've been seeing video now of their donation sites
Speaker 2: getting rotor washed by black helicopters. The first one I
Speaker 2: saw was from October sixth. You had a black helicopter
Speaker 2: come in and hover over the donation site and then
Speaker 2: fly in real low and just blow everything.
Speaker 1: Watch when they tell you whose chopper that was, and
Speaker 1: then ask yourself if you still believe in that. Oh,
Speaker 1: they would never turn on the people. They're like our militia. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no they're not. They're not. They would have made to
Speaker 1: replace so that we didn't actually have our own, so
Speaker 1: that they controlled both, you know, they controlled the military
Speaker 1: and what they would consider the replacement for the militia.
Speaker 1: But they aren't. They aren't them. They aren't out for
Speaker 1: your best interest. They're not your neighbors, they're not your friends,
Speaker 1: they're not your family members, they're not people in the
Speaker 1: community that actually give sshit about the people there.
Speaker 2: All over the ground and you know, people are getting hurt,
Speaker 2: Supplies are getting destroyed, and there's talk that transponders are
Speaker 2: being turned off so that these things cannot be tracked.
Speaker 2: And it's not the first time it's happened either. Now
Speaker 2: there was another reporting of this happening, at least one other.
Speaker 1: This is one. This is the same one from a
Speaker 1: different angle, But she's saying that there were others.
Speaker 2: If not two, more, reports of the same thing. So
Speaker 2: somebody is actively working to destroy citizen donation sites that
Speaker 2: are being set up through these organizations to try to
Speaker 2: help people. It's one of the sickest, most twisted things
Speaker 2: I think I've seen yet. Make it make sense, as
Speaker 2: the Cajun Navy said, they wrote, y'all were trying really
Speaker 2: hard to stay out of the conspiracy space, but some
Speaker 2: people aren't making it easy. This actually happened to a
Speaker 2: distribution site we supplied in western North Carolina. Make it
Speaker 2: make sense, please, And there really isn't any way to
Speaker 2: make that make sense without entering a conspiracy space. But
Speaker 2: you know, at this point, guys, we really have to
Speaker 2: stop being scared of these words and these labels, because
Speaker 2: this stuff is happening. And I can't believe I'm even
Speaker 2: about to say this after everything I've seen, But apparently
Speaker 2: the Connecticut National Guard is investigating, or at least reporting
Speaker 2: on the investigation into the Blackhawk rotor wash incident, and
Speaker 2: they're saying that the initial investigation indicates the helicopter in
Speaker 2: this video belongs to the North Carolina National Guard.
Speaker 1: National Guard is here to save you. Right, They would
Speaker 1: never never, if they had to enforce some kind of
Speaker 1: COVID COVID like initiative, they would never turn their guns
Speaker 1: on the people, right, They would never do that. They
Speaker 1: would never force vaccinate you, of course, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: they're your friends.
Speaker 2: And that the pilots have now been grounded until a
Speaker 2: further investigation can be completed. But in the meantime, what
Speaker 2: the actual face.
Speaker 35: Any contractor any car that comes through here must help
Speaker 35: the residence.
Speaker 12: You must give everything, No, you must help the residents, and.
Speaker 27: You've got to do it.
Speaker 36: I want both of your names, because I seriously it's
Speaker 36: going all the way to the governor's office for.
Speaker 28: Eight days, nine days post hurricane, and that was the
Speaker 28: first FEMA drop I've.
Speaker 2: Seen here in the Swananoa area.
Speaker 31: One helo come in and I was told that was FEMA,
Speaker 31: and that was it.
Speaker 19: Today was the first FEMA delivery that I've seen or
Speaker 19: I've heard up in the entire region.
Speaker 37: I went to put a couple of people into a
Speaker 37: hotel last night and they have a security guard at
Speaker 37: the hotel. They said, oh, we're so sorry. The entire
Speaker 37: hotel has been looked for federal employees. And it was like, no,
Speaker 37: I have people that would just pulled out of a mountain.
Speaker 28: You've seen them turning people away though.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, they turned people away from life two days.
Speaker 19: Two days they turned trucks and trucks and trucks exactly.
Speaker 12: Had to come back.
Speaker 30: We just seen water come back down here where they
Speaker 30: just turned them around.
Speaker 32: Taught them not If you're reading about FEMA online and
Speaker 32: wondering if they're really a pain in the tail, I
Speaker 32: can confirm it is true.
Speaker 2: I tried to send in a pale of the chainsaws
Speaker 2: two days ago, and we had to divert it somewhere
Speaker 2: away from FEMA because they wanted to confiscate FEMA. Those
Speaker 2: ain't your chainsaws.
Speaker 38: Western North Carolina, Ashville, you know that whole area wherever
Speaker 38: they can land and drive off supplies. And FEMA has
Speaker 38: flown in like ten or more helicopters and blocked a
Speaker 38: runway here at Greenville Downtown. Okay, here's the helicopters that
Speaker 38: are blocking one of the runways here at Greenville Downtown,
Speaker 38: all flown in by FEMA helicopter pilots and they're just
Speaker 38: sitting there doing nothing during boy aviation over here taking
Speaker 38: in all kind of supplies everything that people want to
Speaker 38: drop off. There's a huge operation going on over here.
Speaker 38: Yesterday we ran about thirty something planes and they came
Speaker 38: in and halted.
Speaker 4: FEMA came in and halted all that operation.
Speaker 39: Today it's awfully quiet, and we see these helicopters lined
Speaker 39: up and they have a booth set up here, and
Speaker 39: everything turns out that's FEMA. FEMA has shut down all
Speaker 39: the local donation operations that were going on and delivering supplies,
Speaker 39: and now they're saying that they're not allowed to deliver
Speaker 39: anymore supplies anymore. So all these people are unfortunately have
Speaker 39: all these supplies but cannot take it up there. So
Speaker 39: that's our government for you. Oh and another thing, those
Speaker 39: helicopters that have been sitting there have been sitting there
Speaker 39: since this morning. I haven't seen a single movement, just
Speaker 39: a bunch of impacting of important equipment and nothing happening.
Speaker 39: So I'm so sorry North Carolina.
Speaker 27: We're trying to.
Speaker 40: Get some long term emergency water to the people in
Speaker 40: North Carolina, and they're being told that they need special
Speaker 40: requirements from FEMA.
Speaker 1: All I can think of when I see these things
Speaker 1: hanging in other people's ears, is there something about Mary
Speaker 1: when he's releasing himself before his date, when he's got
Speaker 1: the gel in his ear, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's not jel.
Speaker 40: In order to enter these certainty areas. And so we're
Speaker 40: trying to find the workarounds for that.
Speaker 31: But now everyone's heard about what's going on in the
Speaker 31: western part of Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, Florida, Georgia.
Speaker 7: Donate, Please donate what you.
Speaker 1: Can, Okay, officer, But why when it's being blocked. It's
Speaker 1: not so much. Just donate. It's get out there and
Speaker 1: grab a donkey, right because otherwise if you go into
Speaker 1: the main any of the access roads too, there are
Speaker 1: going to be blocked. So how are you going to
Speaker 1: take a truck out of stuff in there? You're gonna
Speaker 1: have to park it somewhere and walk it in or
Speaker 1: hike it in atv it in if you can off
Speaker 1: road it. I mean, how are you going to do that?
Speaker 1: Because your government ha ha, Not really, it's not a government.
Speaker 1: It's a fucking sham. And hopefully everybody understands that by now,
Speaker 1: we are just in satellite of Israel. Any place there's
Speaker 1: a central bank, I say this a lot. It's just
Speaker 1: a satellite of Israel. We were conquered in eighteen sixty five. Slowly,
Speaker 1: slowly has it been turning over. And we've been watching
Speaker 1: it and we've been discussing it with By the way,
Speaker 1: Wednesday is going to be a great show with our
Speaker 1: friend Dwayne from the Bullproof Pub. Nicodemus has brought up
Speaker 1: some really interesting information on a visit he made over
Speaker 1: the weekend, and there's a ton of information that is
Speaker 1: really going to take it from where I've been saying
Speaker 1: the civil war aspect and bringing it forward, showing the
Speaker 1: slow flipping of America into what we see it now.
Speaker 31: As trying to find a nonprofit to donate to a
Speaker 31: church local PD A lot of those are taking donation
Speaker 31: sheriff's departments. I know my department is running a bunch
Speaker 31: of stuff to the western part of the state to
Speaker 31: help donate, But please do not donate to FEMA. They
Speaker 31: are hindering a lot of what people are trying to
Speaker 31: accomplish out in the western part of the state. FEMA
Speaker 31: doesn't understand that these Appellation people are built differently.
Speaker 7: I'm very familiar with them.
Speaker 31: They are not going to stand by idly and government
Speaker 31: officials tell them what to do.
Speaker 1: Makes me think that he tried to infringe upon their
Speaker 1: right spons or twice.
Speaker 31: FEMA's playing a game of fafo because free men don't
Speaker 31: ask for permission. Again, Please donate and help these people out.
Speaker 31: They need us now more than ever.
Speaker 2: So I'm just gonna stop there. Because so many videos,
Speaker 2: dozens upon dozens, if not hundreds of videos are now
Speaker 2: up on social media of people saying basically the same thing.
Speaker 2: If I just spent hours and hours of my life,
Speaker 2: I could collect them all and probably make you half
Speaker 2: an hour long montage of just the same story over
Speaker 2: and over and over. We have other things to talk about.
Speaker 4: I'm here with the FEMA administrator.
Speaker 5: We've been all over western North Carolina, talking with first responders.
Speaker 1: Talking getting data in for gathering. But probably not even
Speaker 1: that really nice triangle jack as.
Speaker 27: We are great for the work that FEMA has done.
Speaker 2: So many stories like this now are coming out of
Speaker 2: the area that FEMA.
Speaker 1: Listen to this there has been a lot of rumors
Speaker 1: spread spreading about the Helene response. Rumors can create confusion
Speaker 1: and prevent people from getting assistance. They need. Help us
Speaker 1: share accurate information. FEMA dot gov Helene Rumors Rumor Control.
Speaker 2: Has responded by putting up a Helene rumor's website for
Speaker 2: rumor control.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, they had time to do that.
Speaker 2: The point I just want to make is all of
Speaker 2: these videos that people are making where they're talking about
Speaker 2: being blocked by FEMA or turned around or all these
Speaker 2: people their handles and their faces are on these videos.
Speaker 2: These people are putting their names and faces behind what
Speaker 2: they're saying, left and right all over the place. I mean,
Speaker 2: that woman is a realtor in the area.
Speaker 1: And they'll all be dead or than Warren Commission fucking
Speaker 1: what do you call it? Witnesses all fifty plus people
Speaker 1: that were dispatched while the Warren Commission was doing their investigation,
Speaker 1: who had information, firsthand witness accounts of what went down
Speaker 1: when Kennedy was assassinated. Right, put your name in your
Speaker 1: face on there. Yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is well known to many people. If she's
Speaker 2: just blatantly out and out lying, her entire community knows her.
Speaker 2: She's a real tor. You know what I'm saying. Her
Speaker 2: name is right out there, her face is out there.
Speaker 2: She's not hiding who she is.
Speaker 1: Making And that's another thing to point out about police officers.
Speaker 1: Very rarely do they work in the same area as
Speaker 1: where they live so that they can be more callous
Speaker 1: to the people that they encounter, because it's not their territory,
Speaker 1: it's not their home, its claims.
Speaker 2: None of these people are hiding who they are. They're
Speaker 2: all putting their faces directly on camera and they're saying
Speaker 2: this is what I'm seeing, this is what is happening
Speaker 2: with FEMA. So are all of them liars? That'd be
Speaker 2: a really weird that's a really bizarre phenomenon for a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of people to get together and put their
Speaker 2: face in their name on camera and then just blatantly lie.
Speaker 2: It doesn't prove they're not lying, but it'd be really
Speaker 2: weird to just have hundreds of liars all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: all getting on camera being like, here's my name, here's
Speaker 2: my face, and I'm just going to tell you some
Speaker 2: blatant lies that you can't find me later and check
Speaker 2: up on. I mean, do you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: She's sitting here telling us that go online apply. Well, okay,
Speaker 17: a hundreds of us still don't have power.
Speaker 2: People are saying they're having issues applying for the aid,
Speaker 2: that they're being turned down.
Speaker 17: Because you're telling us to go online to FEMA and
Speaker 17: apply and you get immediate help for seven hundred and
Speaker 17: fifty dollars.
Speaker 36: Hi, I'm Marty and I'm with FEMA, and I'm here
Speaker 36: to talk to you about the assistance that you can
Speaker 36: receive from FEMA. A lot of talk about the seven
Speaker 36: hundred and fifty dollars as your initial assistance. Well, that's
Speaker 36: seven hundred and fifty dollars is to help you with
Speaker 36: food and water and your essential needs right now.
Speaker 17: Well, okay, I went on FEMA. I applied and I
Speaker 17: immediately got denied.
Speaker 41: Everybody in my area that I've talked to, included myself,
Speaker 41: who applied for the seven hundred and fifty dollars assistance
Speaker 41: pigment from FAMA, has been denied.
Speaker 18: I did apply for female assistance and was denied.
Speaker 42: I just want everyone to know that we are displaced
Speaker 42: due to Hurricane Helene from western North Carolina. We cannot
Speaker 42: go home. We have no power, no food, no water,
Speaker 42: no nothing. We are spending four hundred dollars a night
Speaker 42: on a hotel due to price gouging in the surrounding
Speaker 42: areas because they know the people have nowhere to go.
Speaker 1: How sick is that? How fringing sick is that? Have
Speaker 1: you ever been to North Carolina? Oscarts to North Carolina.
Speaker 1: It's not like going to San Diego or La or
Speaker 1: something like that where you're getting a shitty hotel for
Speaker 1: two hundred bucks a night. You can you can affordably
Speaker 1: stay at a hotel for like fifty to eighty, and
Speaker 1: they're price gouging to four hundred dollars a night.
Speaker 42: We applied for FEMA, myself and my sister applied. My
Speaker 42: sister applied first, she got denied. I said, okay, let
Speaker 42: me try. I applied, We got denied. So everyone's saying
Speaker 42: FEMA is helping seven hundred and fifty dollars, and by
Speaker 42: the way, that seven hundred fifty dollars wouldn't even cover
Speaker 42: two nights at this hotel.
Speaker 2: There were numerous videos of that, and the local news
Speaker 2: was reporting that if victims put up a go fund
Speaker 2: Me or tried to crowdfund themselves for what they've just
Speaker 2: been through in any way.
Speaker 1: Those who actually had phones or a computer left over
Speaker 1: to do that, which would be next to none unless
Speaker 1: they got out of the area and tried to set
Speaker 1: up one. Because I just lost everything. Look at that thing,
Speaker 1: FEMA relief in East Tennessee. Will go fund me hurt
Speaker 1: my chances? And is seven fifty really it? It's it alone?
Speaker 1: Will they take your home if you don't pay it back?
Speaker 36: Oh?
Speaker 1: Of course they're going to bulldoze the whole area, bodies included,
Speaker 1: and bodies that they'll create that are still alive there.
Speaker 2: They will not be eligible.
Speaker 1: Says.
Speaker 2: Survivors may not be eligible for federal assistants if they
Speaker 2: are receiving crowd funded donations for types of assistants covered,
Speaker 2: and it says will survivors automatically receive money when they register. No,
Speaker 2: FEMA determines eligibility on a case by a case basis,
Speaker 2: So that is what is being reported. So I just
Speaker 2: want everyone to know that theme sucks famous here, you're not.
Speaker 2: FEMA just told us we can't get you a phone.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I have no way to pay
Speaker 2: for food.
Speaker 20: He has no way to get gas.
Speaker 2: We're stuck. So we have to sleep in a car
Speaker 2: that's sleeking with the same clothes we've had on since
Speaker 2: the So Glenn Back and Congressman Mills showed up to
Speaker 2: the FEMA truck. They found part I guess in the
Speaker 2: back of a parking lot somewhere.
Speaker 1: And so this big dude who looks like he spent
Speaker 1: a shit ton of time at the gym. This guy
Speaker 1: is a congressman because they're built different in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: This guy actually is a pretty cool I mean, what
Speaker 1: he's doing here seems legit. I'm just saying. And because
Speaker 1: he's an intimidating character, they actually talked to him.
Speaker 2: Ashville, North Carolina, doesn't hurt to ask some questions about
Speaker 2: what that's what that's about.
Speaker 1: Hey, Isa, good, how are you do for you?
Speaker 31: Well, just I'm I'm Glenn and this is.
Speaker 2: Congressmanis Congress Mills.
Speaker 7: How you doing.
Speaker 2: We're just wondering what you guys are up to.
Speaker 27: Basically, get you guys got here today. We've been here
Speaker 27: for two days. We got here yesterday.
Speaker 8: Yesterday we didn't have any connectivity, so we took twenty
Speaker 8: eight people.
Speaker 1: It's near so FEMA is even blocking their own starlink.
Speaker 8: Count coming through the food distribution line and through the
Speaker 8: gas station with the stations and.
Speaker 1: The fag wearing the American flag hat. Should not be
Speaker 1: wearing an American flag at nice costume, though, Jack asked.
Speaker 27: Them, as we didn't even have flyers.
Speaker 8: To either fires from here, but they can take the
Speaker 8: pictures of our fire. They're still making online. They can
Speaker 8: make a farm the boat and you're apt to go
Speaker 8: online just to get them in the system.
Speaker 1: These people don't just to get them in the system.
Speaker 1: Nefarious words, right, they're ominous if you will get them
Speaker 1: in the system.
Speaker 2: Have phones, some of them do, but a lot of
Speaker 2: people lost everything.
Speaker 1: It's a trap. Everything about going to the government for assistance.
Speaker 1: That's the dependent dependence. Right when are starving and it
Speaker 1: started still look really good to go to that happy camp.
Speaker 1: Why does it keep doing that? Starts to feel really
Speaker 1: good to go to that happy camp because your family
Speaker 1: is starving, and they promise see that, but you just
Speaker 1: have to take the shot before you're allowed in.
Speaker 27: The app is great. Yeah, they can go on. They
Speaker 27: can upload documents or the app so they don't need
Speaker 27: us and ask a question and Bunstock.
Speaker 43: One of the biggest problems though, is that most people
Speaker 43: don't have the ability one to even get on their
Speaker 43: phones to verify rob it's going on.
Speaker 27: How does people even know that this location exists? So
Speaker 27: that would be the news media's job.
Speaker 2: They don't have a way to charge the phone even
Speaker 2: if they do have it, and they definitely don't have
Speaker 2: television so that they can watch the news media. I
Speaker 2: don't understand how they're saying that's the media's job to
Speaker 2: tell people we're here and where we are. That's not
Speaker 2: famous job.
Speaker 1: You don't have shit tons of helicopters and you don't
Speaker 1: have shit tons of vehicles to get to them, and oh,
Speaker 1: can you fill this out for me please? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know what you're going to write on because you
Speaker 1: know your house is in that ditch over there, but.
Speaker 27: They don't have power. Not in the news media, well,
Speaker 27: I mean not watching though the people who oh, yeah,
Speaker 27: the female system don't systems don't have.
Speaker 2: The reason I'm tossing in this Glenn Beck thing is
Speaker 2: because he and Congressman Mills asked basic ask questions of
Speaker 2: these people, basic questions. And I swear you could put
Speaker 2: the soundtrack to the sitcom the Office underneath this interaction
Speaker 2: that they had, because that's the level of competence this
Speaker 2: situation had. Okay, first of all, they put their truck
Speaker 2: in a place where it's not in the main area.
Speaker 2: Mills is like, you know, isn't it a little common
Speaker 2: sense to maybe put the truck where people can freaking
Speaker 2: see it?
Speaker 38: I mean, how do people know you're here?
Speaker 7: Where?
Speaker 18: Did we just got here?
Speaker 7: Oh, you just got here?
Speaker 44: We were here yesterday? Yeah, And today's our first day
Speaker 44: with this unit.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then October seventh, when was the starm.
Speaker 45: Tomorrow, We're going to move the unit up by the carwash.
Speaker 18: Yesterday we couldn't do anything besides the information.
Speaker 16: Yes, we didn't have any Wi Fi, right, I will say,
Speaker 16: And this is someone who's we got lucky in there.
Speaker 1: They're all overweight that we've seen. These are directors and
Speaker 1: heads of this female thing. They send out the biggest idiots,
Speaker 1: give them a fancy title, tell them that they're important,
Speaker 1: and then let their own ridiculously ridiculous stupidity do the rest.
Speaker 1: They can't think for themselves. They can't even tie their shoes.
Speaker 1: I bet your she's wearing velcro Wyn.
Speaker 27: Actually spotted it before I did.
Speaker 43: But I think even having this vehicle more towards the
Speaker 43: front of the road where people even know that it exists,
Speaker 43: for visibility with people coming by.
Speaker 27: From my action, we were we were in a van
Speaker 27: with eight people.
Speaker 7: I was the only one that saw it.
Speaker 4: That's what we're gonna do. That's what we gotta do.
Speaker 44: The guy that's running the parking lot, who's a different guy,
Speaker 44: I didn't know that, he said.
Speaker 18: So the carwash would be better, and I was like, boy,
Speaker 18: that's really smart.
Speaker 2: And then they're talking about how it's not their job
Speaker 2: up to tell people they're there. That's the media's job
Speaker 2: to tell people there where they are, and how.
Speaker 16: Does people even know that this location exists?
Speaker 27: So that would be the news meek as a job.
Speaker 2: They're not supposed to sit there. They're just show up,
Speaker 2: park their car in some place no one's looking, and
Speaker 2: then back to everyone to figure it out.
Speaker 27: That would be the news meek gus job to tell
Speaker 27: everyone they don't have power.
Speaker 2: That's basically what it sounds like.
Speaker 27: Watch. You would be surprised they sit in their cars
Speaker 27: to charge their phone and listen.
Speaker 1: To the rate.
Speaker 2: Then he says they're going to go door to door.
Speaker 16: That those who want are either cut off in the
Speaker 16: location because they're still rebuilding roads. Obviously sure that table
Speaker 16: resident or doesn't have power won't know about even right
Speaker 16: where this truck exists, or if it doesn't open.
Speaker 27: Right and there's no way.
Speaker 8: Actually, so word is a disastrous fiber systems right, So
Speaker 8: what we actually do, we work tightem is other fees
Speaker 8: and we actually go door to door.
Speaker 27: We go door to door and try to knock on
Speaker 27: every door in the county and we go.
Speaker 8: At the direction, usually never getting manager because the FIDER
Speaker 8: chiefs are going to tell us where people are.
Speaker 27: Yeah, you're devastated to.
Speaker 2: Then he says, well, no, maybe you should talk to
Speaker 2: my my supervisor over there or whatever.
Speaker 7: So when does that start.
Speaker 27: That's way above my head. You're talking to Yeah, you're
Speaker 27: not talking. Do you want to talk to you want
Speaker 27: to talk to my curly?
Speaker 2: Did they talk to her? She says some stuff about
Speaker 2: going door to doors.
Speaker 7: We're wondering.
Speaker 2: We just asked, when do you guys go door to door?
Speaker 2: He was telling that after we.
Speaker 18: Get the general stuff done, you know, we got.
Speaker 44: To hit the mass people first. Wherever the mass people are.
Speaker 44: So the mass people are here, let's get him into
Speaker 44: the system as quickly as possible. Once we get the
Speaker 44: mass system.
Speaker 27: Actually go door to door.
Speaker 2: Then she said, no, we don't go door to door.
Speaker 2: That's that's not my situation, that's someone else's situation.
Speaker 18: We don't necessarily go door to door.
Speaker 1: Collectively, does this not inspire all of you to want
Speaker 1: to continue to pay taxes to this sham of a
Speaker 1: leadership that we pretend is a government. I mean, it
Speaker 1: doesn't even go to any of the thing that you
Speaker 1: think it does. It's confiscated by the IMF, same people
Speaker 1: that printed need it so badly.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm like, god, right, anyways, there are there's twenty
Speaker 18: three different condres.
Speaker 43: Oh, I know, I understand how the bureaucratic levels of
Speaker 43: departments work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so, I mean, it's just like this bumbling
Speaker 2: clown show ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Is he wearing climbing gear? This guy seems like like
Speaker 1: he's a congressman. It looks like he's wearing a climate belt.
Speaker 1: I have one. It looks like he's got a carabiner
Speaker 1: hanging from the front there. Maybe he's climbing trees or
Speaker 1: whatever and cutting stuff down and getting it out of
Speaker 1: the way. I don't know, but he seems like he's
Speaker 1: actively doing stuff oculous nonsense.
Speaker 2: I mean, but they got to make sure and sign
Speaker 2: people up and get them into the system, make them apply,
Speaker 2: make them prove everything, because you know, we wouldn't want fraud.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure all of these people, as soon as
Speaker 2: they all the giant wall of water and mud rushing
Speaker 2: at them full blast with almost no warning, I'm sure
Speaker 2: the first thing they did was go grab every important
Speaker 2: document they have that FEMA is gonna require for them
Speaker 2: to sign up for this process. I'm sure they went
Speaker 2: and did that. I'm sure every single person who was
Speaker 2: involved in this had all of that just on their
Speaker 2: person already. They probably just carry that around with them
Speaker 2: all the time like you do.
Speaker 27: Actually go door to door. We go door to door,
Speaker 27: literally go door to door.
Speaker 18: Then we start doing door to door. We don't necessarily
Speaker 18: go door to door.
Speaker 2: Actually, you know what, no, I think my favorite clip
Speaker 2: of this interaction is when she says, well, we're coming
Speaker 2: in from Charlotte and we're gonna start around nine ten o'clock,
Speaker 2: but we got to get out of here by five
Speaker 2: because you know, we start tearing down.
Speaker 4: We got to go home.
Speaker 2: We got we got lives to live and things to do.
Speaker 44: And okay, so that's where we're going to be set
Speaker 44: up tomorrow and we should be doing registrations. Well, we'll
Speaker 44: be here between nine and ten. We're all coming in
Speaker 44: from Charlotte. He'll be here a little bit earlier, and
Speaker 44: that we're will start teared down on that five o'clock.
Speaker 18: So that we can get out of here.
Speaker 7: Great.
Speaker 2: Other people are gonna be sleeping in their car tonight.
Speaker 2: But whatever, you know, not my problem, just I don't
Speaker 2: what is this joke because it's a sick joke.
Speaker 43: Point which is that, Okay, so I need to pull
Speaker 43: out a form, I need to scan a flyer.
Speaker 27: Yeah, how do I know this exists?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 43: The local media. Okay, Well they don't have power. Yeah,
Speaker 43: they might not have a vehicle, right, So.
Speaker 7: What if I sell a lot of them wash it away?
Speaker 27: That's right.
Speaker 2: So you if you're a victim of a disaster, better
Speaker 2: make sure that happens between nine and five, because you know,
Speaker 2: they got things to do, they got lives to live.
Speaker 2: They have to come all the way from Charlotte. How
Speaker 2: sad is it to get your ass so owned that
Speaker 2: a congressman comes down and give you literally the most
Speaker 2: obvious advice ever uttered about how to do your own job.
Speaker 43: This vehicle more towards the front of the road where people.
Speaker 27: Even know that it exists.
Speaker 2: Maybe you want to put the truck where people can
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 18: I was like, one, that's really smart.
Speaker 2: I am not saying there aren't some good people in
Speaker 2: that age, because every place has good people.
Speaker 1: But this, no, they can hire whatever the hell they want.
Speaker 1: They don't. Nobody in the position of power is good
Speaker 1: people in FEMA. They're a tool of the UN slash
Speaker 1: IMF slash rothschild slash New World Order. Same thing as
Speaker 1: your IRS and bureau alcohol, tobacco on firearms, which is
Speaker 1: is under the IRS? Yeah yep, And what did they
Speaker 1: serve disarmament? Taxation, and disarmament brought to you by the UN.
Speaker 2: This is a very bad look. And I'm telling you
Speaker 2: right now this was not planned. They did this to themselves.
Speaker 2: These are basic questions.
Speaker 1: Is that fat Pastward on the left, Glenn back or
Speaker 1: is it somebody else? Apparently she said this is a
Speaker 1: Glympic clip. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Ginsay, they should be able to easily answer. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is just unbelievably mind numbingly stupid. Okay, And the
Speaker 2: longer I watch it, the more I feel like it
Speaker 2: is sucking IQ points out of my brain. I think
Speaker 2: if everyone found out how much money these people make
Speaker 2: to do this job or not do it or sort
Speaker 2: of do it, or whatever you call this interaction, they'd
Speaker 2: probably want to punch themselves in the face.
Speaker 14: We lost everything family, friends, homes, our jobs, everything.
Speaker 1: I used to say that very thing all the time.
Speaker 1: Punch yourself in the face, or punch myself in the
Speaker 1: face repeatedly.
Speaker 2: Animals have nothing.
Speaker 24: We got family members floating on a river.
Speaker 2: In amidst all of this, you had the FEMA director
Speaker 2: go on national television and whine about her agency being criticized.
Speaker 4: So much is going viral online as well.
Speaker 1: One user suggested, yes, everybody braced your ears for some
Speaker 1: Jewish victimhood. Okay, wait for it, wait for it.
Speaker 7: That a militia should go against fame.
Speaker 27: I got more than half a million views.
Speaker 46: What kind of impact has this had on the recovery effort?
Speaker 1: You're blocking aid. If you weren't blocking aid, there would
Speaker 1: be no reason for them to punch through using a
Speaker 1: show of arms, not an intent, not necessarily using them,
Speaker 1: but just showing that they're in solidarity and we're going
Speaker 1: to bring aid to these people. The militia doesn't just
Speaker 1: whopen fighter on people. They would have to have a
Speaker 1: conflict brought to them for that to happen. Now, now
Speaker 1: listen to what she says. I picked her nose with
Speaker 1: my earlier she thought he was flinching. These people have
Speaker 1: stone cold faces. Man, I pick their noses right in
Speaker 1: front of everybody and still nothing. Look at that face.
Speaker 1: That's a face of love and affection right there.
Speaker 34: It has a tremendous impact on the comfort level.
Speaker 1: Of why are women in the heads of all these things?
Speaker 1: The fat piece of crap that was at the truck,
Speaker 1: the FEMA truck. These are straight up liberal Marxist fucks
Speaker 1: and that's not by accident our.
Speaker 34: Own employees to be able to go out there, but
Speaker 34: it's also demoralizing.
Speaker 1: Deanne, let me ask you a question. Do you go
Speaker 1: to the synagogue. I'm just curious, does your.
Speaker 34: Husband, all of the first responder.
Speaker 1: Your wife, whatever the hell you have? You library and
Speaker 1: looking psychopaths that.
Speaker 34: Have been out there in their communities helping people, FEMA staff, volunteers,
Speaker 34: the private sector.
Speaker 1: That no offense to all you awstome constitutionally upholding lesbians
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 34: That are working side by side with local officials to
Speaker 34: go out and help people. I need to make sure
Speaker 34: I can get the resources to where they needed. And
Speaker 34: when you have this dangerous rhetoric like you're hearing, it
Speaker 34: creates fear in our own employees. We need to make
Speaker 34: sure we're getting help to the people who need it.
Speaker 2: Because there's not enough victims on the ground right now.
Speaker 2: She's got to go ahead and make them be the victim.
Speaker 2: These people are on believable. She is right about one thing, though,
Speaker 2: which I posted earlier, and that's she should make sure
Speaker 2: she can get the resources to people who need it.
Speaker 1: FEMA abandons devastated North Carolina town residents because it can't
Speaker 1: drive around road closed sign. Nobody's been bringing in supplies
Speaker 1: except civilians who put a throw it closed signs.
Speaker 2: M because it's being reported that they can't go around
Speaker 2: road closed science.
Speaker 1: So you know, they didn't say blockades. They said a sign.
Speaker 1: Oh ope, the sign told us what to do and nope,
Speaker 1: we can't do it. That's like people who don't have
Speaker 1: discernment when you say, hey, can you just use some
Speaker 1: common sense here and understand, you know, apply it to
Speaker 1: the situation. Let's say that's the DMV or some of
Speaker 1: their places like that. Oh no, no, no, I can't
Speaker 1: think for myself. I have to look at the script.
Speaker 1: I have to look at these these rules of mine
Speaker 1: and follow them director exclusively. Sorry, sorry, I can't think
Speaker 1: for myself.
Speaker 2: They're not going door to door.
Speaker 18: We don't necessarily go door to door.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't have doors, and they're not
Speaker 2: going to get to a person if it requires anything.
Speaker 2: And by the way, when I posted this clip of
Speaker 2: the FEMA director, somebody came in and said, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Nobody in those areas was complaining about FEMA. They were
Speaker 2: waiting desperately for their help. They did not complain until
Speaker 2: it was once again, like always, like we're all used
Speaker 2: to by now after years and years of watching this
Speaker 2: happen to people, disaster after disaster after disaster until FEMA's
Speaker 2: delayed response apparent in action. The worst hit area is
Speaker 2: poor strategy and lack of connection to reality for victims'
Speaker 2: needs during and after a disaster became apparent. You could
Speaker 2: copy that comment that he just left and you could
Speaker 2: paste it over every single disaster that has happened this
Speaker 2: entire century so far. It's not going to get better.
Speaker 2: This isn't getting better. This is like the slow motion
Speaker 2: Hindenburg of agencies. And you know, if it was just
Speaker 2: some little whatever.
Speaker 8: Agency paperwork reflects the demands of our citizens for service
Speaker 8: from their government, they just.
Speaker 2: Push paper around in pneumatic tubes all day, like the
Speaker 2: Brazil movie, that would be one thing, but it's not.
Speaker 2: It's the agency that's supposed to deal with emergency management,
Speaker 2: and what they've had in this particular case is their
Speaker 2: asses handed to them on a platter by civilians who
Speaker 2: are doing all of the heavy lifting.
Speaker 18: Of those are you guys recording me?
Speaker 7: Yeah, filming them?
Speaker 2: And the reason FEMA is so universally loathed is because
Speaker 2: every single time there's a disaster going on for forever now,
Speaker 2: stories come out afterwards about evidence of fraud, like, for example,
Speaker 2: during Hurricane Sandy, sixty Minutes did a whole thing on it.
Speaker 2: FEMA evidence of fraud and Hurricane Sandy reports. Thousands of
Speaker 2: people who've been denied flood insurance claims for homes destroyed
Speaker 2: by Hurricane Sandy have been crying fraud now. The executive
Speaker 2: in charge of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's insurance program
Speaker 2: tell sixty Minutes he has seen evidence of fraud in
Speaker 2: reports used to deny them their insurance payouts. In twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: in an internal report which has now been deleted off
Speaker 2: of FEMA's website ad to go through archive dot org
Speaker 2: to get it, the agency admitted disaster relief failures in
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, including the re routing of
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico's supplies to the Virgin Islands, leaving their stash
Speaker 2: of emergency supplies dangerously low, and admitting that because they
Speaker 2: decided to take on a more direct role in coordinating
Speaker 2: supply delivery instead of letting local agencies handle it, that
Speaker 2: it actually caused delays that they had challenges tracking the resources.
Speaker 2: And if that sounds familiar to you, it might be
Speaker 2: because if you'll recall, in twenty twenty, they ended up
Speaker 2: finding a massive amount of supplies locked up in a
Speaker 2: forty three thousand square foot whereuse in Puerto Rico, where
Speaker 2: they've just been sitting there untouched ever since Hurricane Maria
Speaker 2: hit in September twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Are you catching that since twenty seventeen, Wait till they
Speaker 1: they're not done with this. They're going to continue to
Speaker 1: tell you what FEMA is sitting on and what they're
Speaker 1: confiscating isn't being then dispersed by them in their control
Speaker 1: of government control over things. It's not being moved around
Speaker 1: at all. And you'll see that.
Speaker 2: And we all remember after Hurricane Katrina when George W.
Speaker 2: Bush said, you're doing a heck of a job, Brownie.
Speaker 4: Which, Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job.
Speaker 2: It became the sarcastic catchphrase for FEMA's botched response to
Speaker 2: Hurricane Katrina. I think we all remember that one. It's
Speaker 2: gone down in history.
Speaker 4: And Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job, Brownie.
Speaker 4: The job FAM directors working point for you're doing job, job.
Speaker 2: And there are headlines where they claim they've learned from
Speaker 2: their failure. But you know what, no, I don't think
Speaker 2: they have. And to show you how much they haven't learned, it's.
Speaker 1: Not about learning from their mistakes. It's deliberate. You don't
Speaker 1: block assistance, just like you don't disarm your citizens if
Speaker 1: you want a strong country, unless you're unless they're the
Speaker 1: target and you're doing something that you're afraid that they
Speaker 1: will shoot you over, you don't disarm the people that's
Speaker 1: your that should be your first line of defense if you,
Speaker 1: I don't know had their best interests are, and we're
Speaker 1: serving them right, and you were strengthening your nation because
Speaker 1: you all were on the same page with the ideals
Speaker 1: of the constitution. Yeah, but no, that's not the case.
Speaker 1: Eleven years after Katrina, FEMA has learned from its failures. Yeah,
Speaker 1: uh huh, learned how to be more efficient at fucking
Speaker 1: things up on purpose, probably.
Speaker 2: Learned from their failure. It has now come out that
Speaker 2: FEMA is literally sitting on billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh there, it is eight point three billion dollars seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars allowance. Let me say that again.
Speaker 1: Eight point three billion dollars. Ma yorkis, we don't have money.
Speaker 1: We're tapped out. Since when has a Jew not had
Speaker 1: someone else's money to spend, he would lose his small head,
Speaker 1: they would strip it from him.
Speaker 2: Colors in unused disaster funds that are just sitting in
Speaker 2: a government account, not being used for anything, and they
Speaker 2: won't release those funds to be used for this. This
Speaker 2: actually came out buried in an August report from the
Speaker 2: Department of Homeland Securities Office of Inspector General, which found
Speaker 2: eight point three billion dollars that's been sitting there for
Speaker 2: disasters that were declared in twenty twelve or earlier, and
Speaker 2: as real clear investigations reports. This is an age old
Speaker 2: game that happens, and it doesn't matter what administration it is.
Speaker 46: But this audit actually came out just a couple months
Speaker 46: ago showing that they have eight billion dollars in funding
Speaker 46: basically lying around not being used because they've already promised
Speaker 46: it to victims of storms from twenty twelve or earlier.
Speaker 46: So you've got storms like Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy caused
Speaker 46: a ton of damage. Now that money still hasn't been
Speaker 46: spent because the construction projects to recover from those hurricanes
Speaker 46: have been delayed so many years, and FEMA is not
Speaker 46: enforcing those deadlines. People they set the deadline. Originally, they said, okay,
Speaker 46: you have until say twenty twenty, twenty twenty one to
Speaker 46: spend this money, use it to recover from the storm.
Speaker 46: But that doesn't happen. Instead of saying, okay, too bad,
Speaker 46: you took too long. Now we're going to take the
Speaker 46: money away, they just award deadline extensions based on what
Speaker 46: auditors say. Working for FEMA are subjective criteria, so they say, okay.
Speaker 1: It's just all money laundry. It's bureaucratic money laundry. It's
Speaker 1: being funded to take us down. The money is going
Speaker 1: to destroy us. Your tax money is weaponized against you,
Speaker 1: and you're participating in evil once you become aware of
Speaker 1: what you do with it, like bombing children in Gaza
Speaker 1: or Lebanon or Iran or wherever the hell else, or
Speaker 1: you know, creating storms to murder a bunch of Americans
Speaker 1: with war by a different.
Speaker 46: Means, Okay, now you can have until twenty thirty to
Speaker 46: spend this money.
Speaker 7: It's fine.
Speaker 46: So it just keeps sitting around in these government bank accounts,
Speaker 46: not being used to help anyone, not going towards Aleen,
Speaker 46: just a number on a piece of paper pretty much.
Speaker 2: So when maw Yorcus said they're they're expecting another hurricane
Speaker 2: and don't have the funds to cover it, that's actually
Speaker 2: not the key.
Speaker 1: Semiocus is also a nuktiar damis and a meteorologist who's
Speaker 1: expecting because that was the whole plan, more storms. They
Speaker 1: just won't have the money. What point three billion dollar deficit? Well,
Speaker 1: where's the how does that factor in the eight point
Speaker 1: three billion dollars that they're sitting on.
Speaker 2: Case they do, they're just not using them a herd
Speaker 2: of the job. And yet we have the FEMA director
Speaker 2: going on TV whining about how they're the victim.
Speaker 34: It has a tremendous impact on the comfort level of
Speaker 34: our own employees.
Speaker 1: And by the way, guys, it's hurting our feelings.
Speaker 2: Is this agency gets thirty billion dollars a year. Okay,
Speaker 2: thirty billion dollars a year.
Speaker 1: Boy, they what.
Speaker 2: Four We lost everything?
Speaker 30: Family, friends, homes, our jobs, everything are animals.
Speaker 2: We have nothing, you know what FAMA just told us.
Speaker 2: And so at the same time, you have Americans on
Speaker 2: the ground affected by this who don't have an ability
Speaker 2: to go online or download their app, or they have
Speaker 2: to take pictures with their phone of the flyer to
Speaker 2: even get the information. At the same time, this administration
Speaker 2: is announcing one hundred and fifty seven million more dollars,
Speaker 2: bringing the total to three hundred and eighty five million,
Speaker 2: specifically for essential needs such as food, water, and shelter
Speaker 2: to the people of Lebanon. Rightfully, you have people on
Speaker 2: the ground in North Carolina asking are they gonna make
Speaker 2: those people go online and download an app to apply?
Speaker 24: Are we gonna make them apply?
Speaker 11: Are we going to make them go online and fill
Speaker 11: out applications for this assistance?
Speaker 18: No, no, not don't have to go through.
Speaker 1: And it's not going to leving these people free relief either.
Speaker 1: It's just a little line dream job.
Speaker 44: Verified the damages that have been done, you know, and
Speaker 44: that you owed the house and that you are the regid.
Speaker 43: Limit the amount of fraud in others.
Speaker 7: We got to thank you very much.
Speaker 22: And you want to know why we the American the
Speaker 22: real American people don't like you.
Speaker 43: We're saying, and the money is needed for this crisis
Speaker 43: is being diverted to migrants.
Speaker 7: What a ridiculous thing to say. It's not true.
Speaker 1: We are no, it's being diverted to us for supporting
Speaker 1: the genocidal psychopaths in Israel. It's our payoff.
Speaker 17: Meeting the immediate needs with the money that we have.
Speaker 27: We are expecting another hurricane hitting. We do not have
Speaker 27: the funds.
Speaker 12: FEMA does not have the funds to make it through
Speaker 12: the season.
Speaker 7: And now with the Biden era, FEMA has taken on
Speaker 7: new unprecedented roles without any clear constitutional base.
Speaker 1: She literally just likes staring blankly while he's moving because
Speaker 1: I thought it was a freees frame. But what the
Speaker 1: hell is that?
Speaker 7: Sis and well outside of the popular conception of their
Speaker 7: agency's purpose. A key example of this is the Biden
Speaker 7: administration's Justice forty initiative, operated within FEMA as the brick
Speaker 7: Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant program, has already funneled
Speaker 7: billions of dollars into what is basically an embarrassing misuse
Speaker 7: of public funds. And sure that headline came out of
Speaker 7: Fox News, who obviously opposed the Biden administration, but come on,
Speaker 7: I mean, look at what is happening. It reeks a
Speaker 7: mission creep. The Biden Administration's Federal Emergency Manager Agency FEMA.
Speaker 7: They're twenty twenty two to twenty twenty six strategic plan
Speaker 7: outlines three ambitious goals, with the first focusing on equity.
Speaker 7: As the death toll from the Hurricane Helene surpasses one
Speaker 7: hundred that was several days ago. FEMA's first goal under
Speaker 7: this initiative is to instill equity as the foundation of
Speaker 7: emergency management. The second is to lead the whole community
Speaker 7: in client.
Speaker 1: Do you understand what that means? It means if you're brown,
Speaker 1: you get help, If you're an illegal, you get help.
Speaker 1: If you're a poor transgender person affected by this disaster
Speaker 1: when you are I've heard this. This was something that
Speaker 1: I said. They're already you know, vilified and constantly harassed,
Speaker 1: and you know, what the hell is that thing? Get
Speaker 1: out of here, right, get out of here. I can't
Speaker 1: get it. Got it there it goes and you're constantly
Speaker 1: being you know, prejudice. You know, there's prejudice against you
Speaker 1: all the time. You're dealing with so much already being
Speaker 1: a transgender person that they need the relief before anybody else.
Speaker 1: This is what they're talking about.
Speaker 7: C I meant resilience and the third aims to promote
Speaker 7: and sustain a ready FEMA and a prepared nation.
Speaker 2: Third third.
Speaker 7: Is the readiness of FEMA and a prepared nation. The
Speaker 7: third is actual disaster relief response. The first and second
Speaker 7: agenda points are purely political equity along some kind of
Speaker 7: identity politics basis and climate change, climate change everything through
Speaker 7: the lens of climate change, actual disaster response. Third, maybe
Speaker 7: when you're done with that, And by the way, it's
Speaker 7: a job they can never finish. Goal one instill Equity
Speaker 7: is a foundation of emergency management. Yes, the actual disaster relief.
Speaker 12: See see this.
Speaker 1: Yeah they deceive you by painting them European colors. But yeah,
Speaker 1: me not that guy. But yeah, if you're black and disabled,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you'll get lots of help, especially if you're
Speaker 1: lesbian or yeah, purple hair appears.
Speaker 7: To be downgraded next to famous goals of funding selected
Speaker 7: quote disadvantaged communities based on qualifiers such as susceptibility.
Speaker 1: Isn't anybody disadvantaged when they lose a freaking home their car,
Speaker 1: they're family members.
Speaker 7: Ability to climate change, and socioeconomic and identity politics including
Speaker 7: race and gender. This stuff over the places who actually
Speaker 7: need direct relief after they actually suffered weather events and
Speaker 7: natural disaster, after something actually happened. The places where something
Speaker 7: actually happened have been put in the back seat as
Speaker 7: this agency and this administration have focused on ideological, heavily
Speaker 7: politicized goals instead of actually just responding to the emergencies
Speaker 7: they were set up to deal with. It's incredible, it
Speaker 7: is embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I can't that's kind of funny. It kind of reminds
Speaker 1: me of a beatle juice. I just have to say
Speaker 1: this though. Bill Cooper used to say, he who fires
Speaker 1: the first shot loses because you lose the support of
Speaker 1: the people if you look like you're the one in
Speaker 1: the wrong. How many first shots do you need? Waco,
Speaker 1: Ruby Ridge, any of these storms, any of this blatant treachery,
Speaker 1: everything that they've done since eighteen sixty five, nineteen thirteen,
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty three. Where do you draw the line and
Speaker 1: say they fired the first shot. They've fired several shots.
Speaker 7: I can't believe I'm reading this stuff. I kind of can.
Speaker 7: But apparently, based on these documents, FEMA's primary goal is
Speaker 7: apparently a highly politicized picking of winners and losers. Under
Speaker 7: this misguided and contradictory notion of equity. They're using skewed,
Speaker 7: politicized data to choose quote disadvantaged communities in the name
Speaker 7: of equity. It's not equal, it's not fair, it's not
Speaker 7: merit based. They're picking winners and losers, but they call
Speaker 7: it equity, whatever against its core mission of disaster response,
Speaker 7: which it apparently backseated. As much as forty percent of
Speaker 7: femous budget goes to communities that have been classified as
Speaker 7: eligible for funds based on highly dubious criteria that miss
Speaker 7: the point of helping those communities that have actually suffered
Speaker 7: emergency disasters. Why else do you exist FEMA Communities not
Speaker 7: designated as quote disadvantaged don't qualify for these programs, so
Speaker 7: they don't get the money in spite of what they
Speaker 7: may have suffered, in spite of whatever catastrophes that FEMA
Speaker 7: would be really any kind of justified and proper and
Speaker 7: in align with their mission and using taxpayer dollars to address.
Speaker 7: I browse a little bit there in North Carolina, some
Speaker 7: of the areas in Texas that I'm familiar with a
Speaker 7: little bit around the country, different places where they've applied
Speaker 7: a map, a so called climate and economic justice screening
Speaker 7: tool that breaks down areas. Each city might have several
Speaker 7: dozen Census data kind of mapped areas where they have
Speaker 7: shaded off areas designated as disadvantaged and marked others as
Speaker 7: not disadvantaged. And at best, if they're even doing what
Speaker 7: they claim to do, they're addressing systemic problems that are
Speaker 7: hardly the purview of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, however
Speaker 7: you want to slice it. But they're carving up billion
Speaker 7: dollars a year a federal money and sending it to
Speaker 7: very selective, very picking of winners and losers communities that
Speaker 7: have applied for these funds.
Speaker 47: It's just categorically for no, Biden did not take a
Speaker 47: female relief money.
Speaker 24: To use on migrants.
Speaker 47: Funding is also available through FEMA's Emergency Food and Shelter
Speaker 47: Program to eligible local governments and not non for profit
Speaker 47: organizations upon requests to support humanitarian relief for migrants.
Speaker 7: And that overgotten policy pales in comparison to the even
Speaker 7: more controversial FEMA policies under the Biden administration and funding
Speaker 7: and fostering an unprecedented, unmitigated wave of undocumented immigrants at
Speaker 7: legal immigrants, whatever you want to call them through the
Speaker 7: Shelter and Services Program.
Speaker 35: Congress allocated roughly a billion dollars for migrant assistance. The
Speaker 35: Shelter and Service Program helps distribute funds to help communities
Speaker 35: provide services to migrants, such as temporary shelter, food, and
Speaker 35: urgent medical care. And FEMA says on its website that
Speaker 35: disaster relief money has not been diverted for other non
Speaker 35: desagns related efforts.
Speaker 23: This is Savannah Hernandez in Brunswick, Maine, reporting to you
Speaker 23: from the apartments where migrants are getting their rent paid
Speaker 23: for up to two years.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 23: I wanted to give you guys a first inside look
Speaker 23: at these units. The migrants shared with us that they
Speaker 23: come furnished, so they have a flat screen TV in there, couches, tables,
Speaker 23: and chairs. We also asked them as well, hey, are
Speaker 23: you paying utilities here? They shared with us that nope,
Speaker 23: they do not have a water bill, they do not
Speaker 23: have an electricity bill.
Speaker 27: We don't anything.
Speaker 23: Because there is a housing crisis going on currently for residents,
Speaker 23: and these buildings were initially created for main residents, but
Speaker 23: then it was decided that homeless migrants would be living here. Now,
Speaker 23: as an American, you can rent out one of these units,
Speaker 23: but a one bedroom is going to rent.
Speaker 7: To handle these people that weren't really supposed to be
Speaker 7: coming in, but they knew they were coming and they
Speaker 7: just opened the gates for it.
Speaker 32: FEMA said, and you can take this as a direct quote,
Speaker 32: said that they are too tied up at the border
Speaker 32: to send any more representatives.
Speaker 24: Yeah, at the border.
Speaker 32: So anyhow, I guess border controlled trumps whatever's.
Speaker 48: Going on here that yeah, they have to let in
Speaker 48: all the will be not would be, but will be replacements,
Speaker 48: will be military or militants, if you will.
Speaker 1: They got to let them in, They got to give
Speaker 1: them a housing, they got to give them free everything.
Speaker 1: But only if they are called to action. When when
Speaker 1: when the bell rings Pavlov Pavlov's bell rings, and they
Speaker 1: start taking back, reclaiming, as they say, even though it's
Speaker 1: never been theirs. Sorry, I got created in my throat
Speaker 1: taking back or taking for the first time, like they
Speaker 1: did in South Africa, when they just basically said, yeah,
Speaker 1: you see any white farmers, you can take their land.
Speaker 1: It's good, it's all good. Yeah, And then they almost
Speaker 1: starved to death because they didn't know how to fucking farm,
Speaker 1: and they killed families to take their land. What's happening
Speaker 1: here is really really screwed up, and it's going to
Speaker 1: get more and more sinister and dark. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: how much it's going to be revealed, but you can
Speaker 1: bet children will be missing. Horrible, horrific, ritualized shit will
Speaker 1: go on, and the true level of evil of this
Speaker 1: may never be known by many people, but we won't
Speaker 1: have too much time to think about it anyway. I
Speaker 1: don't think there's other things that are worked, and they're
Speaker 1: they seem to be ramping up.
Speaker 7: To shelter and services has been jointly op in the
Speaker 7: Biden administration by FEMA and the Customs and Border Patrol,
Speaker 7: and camera showed waves of those immigrants who are being
Speaker 7: directly ushered into the country by Customs and Border Protection officers.
Speaker 1: And what's FEMA doing there? Anyway? They said they need
Speaker 1: to be at the border. What's FEMA doing besides maybe
Speaker 1: I don't know, blocking border patrol from doing their job,
Speaker 1: even though they're also a freaking criminal organization.
Speaker 7: Who've been dicks to me every time I've been at
Speaker 7: the border, you know, and they're letting them in and
Speaker 7: high fiving. It says if they're winking at these people
Speaker 7: that they're elevating the perception of this problem in anticipation of.
Speaker 1: Versus that freaking smirk on that check ass.
Speaker 7: Response that's coming. Of course, these people are human beings.
Speaker 7: I'm very sympathetic to the humanist.
Speaker 1: H I am not coming legally then, what the hell's
Speaker 1: even fucking saying right now?
Speaker 7: Signature of this? But there's a pre planned response going
Speaker 7: on here. There's another level of the surveillance solution that's
Speaker 7: going to further erode freedoms for all Americans, including newly immigrated,
Speaker 7: including those who've been here since the founding of the country.
Speaker 7: And this issue that's been heavily promoted on TV and
Speaker 7: heavily politicized, has been riling up the Trump right on
Speaker 7: the basis of this issue blatantly, flamboyantly exacerbated under the
Speaker 7: Biden administration and is cheering on what is soon to
Speaker 7: be the implementation of a biometric ID check at the border,
Speaker 7: a Trump policy for digital control overlay that's been planned
Speaker 7: all along, and really it didn't originate with Trump either.
Speaker 7: It goes back at least to the Clinton and Bush administrations.
Speaker 7: I guess it depends on when the actual technology was
Speaker 7: thought of. These are some of the deeper things going
Speaker 7: on as this immediate emergency takes place.
Speaker 1: Right walls worth both ways. They can keep things out
Speaker 1: and they can trap you in. Now you might want
Speaker 1: to ask what they have planned for us that they
Speaker 1: don't want us to be able to escape from.
Speaker 7: Look at the absurd.
Speaker 1: Word would that biometrics also be employed at grocery stores?
Speaker 7: Bored policies, the waste of money and resources, and the
Speaker 7: contempt for people. This is the kind of context that
Speaker 7: comes to mind when we learn here in the middle
Speaker 7: of hurricane season that FEMA has run out of money
Speaker 7: again for the second year in a row. What are
Speaker 7: they spending their money on now? Stuff that's going to
Speaker 7: make people really pissed off? And should the Biden Administration's
Speaker 7: FEMA equity plan faces backlash amid historic hurricane damage, and well,
Speaker 7: what do you expect? What do you expect? So it's
Speaker 7: not just Fox News Actually a shameful embarrassment, as people
Speaker 7: in need in North Carolina and the southern states on
Speaker 7: the coast still have been missing, have been unable to
Speaker 7: obtain food and water.
Speaker 33: We have got to rebuild everything.
Speaker 7: And are now enduring uninsured losses of their homes. Stuff
Speaker 7: that isn't going to be covered.
Speaker 41: Uncle has lived in Saint Pete, Florida for his entire
Speaker 41: adult life, so quite sometime. He's seventy three years old.
Speaker 41: He actually worked for the city in public transit for
Speaker 41: twenty years.
Speaker 2: Home was completely destroyed.
Speaker 1: In Helene, so Todney, Helene and Milton hit Saint Pete's
Speaker 1: and Clearwater Boom boom. They got demolished in the second round.
Speaker 2: He had evacuated, did what he was supposed to do.
Speaker 41: He's in a hotel and paying for it the hotel himself,
Speaker 41: comes back to his home and it's gutted. Basically, all
Speaker 41: his possessions are gone. The home is uninhabitable. FEMA comes in.
Speaker 41: They're there for five minutes. They didn't even go through
Speaker 41: the whole home. They tell him it'll be eight to
Speaker 41: ten business days before you hear anything.
Speaker 2: We're going to go back and look at everything. We'll
Speaker 2: let you know, all right.
Speaker 7: Cool.
Speaker 2: He's an email this morning with the results of what
Speaker 2: FEMA is going to give to him.
Speaker 41: My uncle and I'm lifelong American citizen, good hard working
Speaker 41: salt of your kind of fella. Guess how much they're
Speaker 41: going to give him twenty.
Speaker 7: Six The confusion of refusing help from local people, from
Speaker 7: local organizations. When the agency cries for more money, money
Speaker 7: and power, that is the money and power under the
Speaker 7: pretense that it intends to help the communities of this country,
Speaker 7: what is it actually doing? And by the way, this
Speaker 7: is money that the federal government is shoveling towards them
Speaker 7: under the pretense that this agency actually intends to help
Speaker 7: the communities of this country, and that the reason they're
Speaker 7: not helping is because of lack of money. But when
Speaker 7: they're actually on the ground, how do they actually behave?
Speaker 2: And governor is you? And I talked to President Biden
Speaker 2: and Vice President Harris.
Speaker 34: They have committed that we will be here to provide
Speaker 34: any resource you need.
Speaker 1: Until they're speaking from a script that dat memorized, they're
Speaker 1: reading their lines and they're fucking actors.
Speaker 18: All of their needs are met.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I guess the pens if you just
Speaker 7: believe some kind of straightforward mainstream account or if you
Speaker 7: try to actually look at what's going.
Speaker 41: On, an American citizen is worth twenty six hundred dollars
Speaker 41: to our government.
Speaker 7: FEMA will continue.
Speaker 1: No, no, I know dead they're worth a whole lot more.
Speaker 1: You got to think about it like that. You know,
Speaker 1: there's that whole trust that they have.
Speaker 7: You to ask for immediate needs funding and they'll pretty
Speaker 7: much get it. I don't think they've ever been refused.
Speaker 7: But that's only whenever and wherever, specifically county by county
Speaker 7: that the President officially declares an emergency and some of
Speaker 7: the places hit.
Speaker 1: And just so you know, when they declared an emergency
Speaker 1: for the false flag of COVID. The minimum amount of
Speaker 1: time that FEMA helds control after they're activated is five years.
Speaker 1: It hasn't been five years. So the power of FEMA
Speaker 1: is a lot more than you think. And constitutional rights
Speaker 1: are suspended during their time of crisis, and there's been
Speaker 1: one crisis after another to perpetuate and extend this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know it sucks. Is that US Coast Guard after
Speaker 1: I left, was put under the Department of Homeland Security
Speaker 1: before they are the Department of Transportation.
Speaker 7: By this hurricane or not in those declarations. By the way,
Speaker 7: this is the context in which Congress has set up
Speaker 7: FEMA for failure. They've set them up to fail, with
Speaker 7: one side trying to defund them and the other trying
Speaker 7: to expand their powers and spending into ridiculous, unrelated, untenable,
Speaker 7: creeping mission areas, squabbles and funding fights over extremes in position,
Speaker 7: politicize to people's detriment, dysfunctional in so many ways.
Speaker 1: But if your government agencies are blocking assistance from people,
Speaker 1: independent people who have every right to do whatever they
Speaker 1: are going to do there, what does that tell you?
Speaker 1: Why are we still waiting around for this one world government?
Speaker 1: It's been here, it's just making itself more obvious.
Speaker 7: But they're also playing with our sense of reality and
Speaker 7: try to interfere with our ability to question things and
Speaker 7: toy with our sense of whether or not we're imagining things.
Speaker 1: President Biden is fond of saying, show.
Speaker 19: Me your budget and I will tell you what you value.
Speaker 38: If he's got money for people in Lebanon right now
Speaker 38: without commerce having to come back, what does it say
Speaker 38: about his values?
Speaker 12: There's not enough money right now, Carolina.
Speaker 27: That's not misinformation.
Speaker 1: Wait, no, that is your whole your whole guy has
Speaker 1: had back and forth with her before. I think this
Speaker 1: is just part of the circus.
Speaker 24: Premise of the question. Is misinformation, sir?
Speaker 2: What you don't?
Speaker 24: Yes, yes, it's misinformation, Jesus, I just mentioned. I just mentioned.
Speaker 22: I just mentioned to you that we provided more than
Speaker 22: two hundred million dollars to folks who are impacted in
Speaker 22: the area.
Speaker 24: And I just shared with you that people.
Speaker 1: You said words prove it. Where did it go? Did
Speaker 1: you pay employees of fucking female Like? What did you
Speaker 1: actually do? You flew helicopters and it took gas? Like,
Speaker 1: what are you saying.
Speaker 22: We're deciding not to. People are deciding not to not for.
Speaker 18: The Congress that there's not enough money to help people.
Speaker 49: We're talking about the SBA disaster loan money for people
Speaker 49: in North Carolina, and that's important and people in North
Speaker 49: Carolina need that. Congres Wait, this is nothing new, Peter,
Speaker 49: This is nothing new. Congress comes together, they provide money
Speaker 49: millions of dollars for disaster relief.
Speaker 24: We're asking them to do the job that they have
Speaker 24: been doing for some time.
Speaker 18: Sometimes, Jeff, the President's letter is not misinformation.
Speaker 12: Would you agree?
Speaker 24: No, the way you're asking me the question is misinformation.
Speaker 22: There is money that we are allocating to the impacted areas,
Speaker 22: and there's money there to help people who truly need it.
Speaker 22: There are survivors who need the funding who need the funding,
Speaker 22: and it's there.
Speaker 47: You don't like misinformation.
Speaker 7: What's happening is outrageous. What's happening is so infuriating and contemptible,
Speaker 7: and it's happened before, and it's going to happen again.
Speaker 7: It looks like it might be happening right now because
Speaker 7: things are not set up in a way that they
Speaker 7: could be called into account. You can't call out these
Speaker 7: things with the system they've set up. They've built in
Speaker 7: a protection for their lives. They've built in the inability
Speaker 7: for regular people to question what's happening. And FEMA and
Speaker 7: the federal government are delivering a major disappointment and failure
Speaker 7: in response to this emergency. Perhaps that's to be expected
Speaker 7: at this point. I've often wondered if they did nothing
Speaker 7: at all, if it wouldn't be better. Sometimes FEMA is
Speaker 7: relatively recent as federal guy, as an idiot.
Speaker 1: He still wants the government to fix the problems. It's
Speaker 1: not government. It's a weaponized form of a false government.
Speaker 1: It's not real. How more obvious does it have to
Speaker 1: be made? You are at war the people you have
Speaker 1: been trusting for this whole I don't know, pass what
Speaker 1: do you call that generations upon generations have never been
Speaker 1: doing anything good for you.
Speaker 7: Federal agencies go, though disasters are certainly not new, nor
Speaker 7: government mismanagement of them. It was only formed in nineteen
Speaker 7: seventy nine, towards the end of the Carter era. But
Speaker 7: since then a whole.
Speaker 1: New era has by executive order.
Speaker 7: Come with the Bush ears and the paper.
Speaker 1: Nixon helps set the ground work with his EOS, a.
Speaker 7: Treat Act combining FEMA and dozens of other agencies under
Speaker 7: the Homeland Security umbrella.
Speaker 6: If you see something suspicious, say something immediately.
Speaker 7: Meta federal agency formed that for a time was almost
Speaker 7: beyond questioning. Somebody in your department could have, should have
Speaker 7: or would have known.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, what he just did? His hands
Speaker 1: up in the air like that? Hold on, let me
Speaker 1: do this. Bush's hands up in the air like this.
Speaker 1: That's a Masonic signal. Just about the operation representative.
Speaker 39: We have hundreds of operations and thousands of agents on
Speaker 39: a daily basis.
Speaker 7: But not beyond embarrassment. Hurricane Katrina was a major disaster. Obviously,
Speaker 7: then the New Orleans community will probably never quite move
Speaker 7: on from and the rest of the public mind will
Speaker 7: only just gradually forget.
Speaker 1: Remember how those wonderful disadvantaged people were shooting families on
Speaker 1: their roofs, coming around in boats, stealing whatever they had left,
Speaker 1: and killing them during Katrina. Remember that, Yeah, I wonder
Speaker 1: how many of those were undocumented. I wonder how many
Speaker 1: of those were I don't know, new arrivals, Pitians, whatever.
Speaker 1: They were coming around and killing people that didn't get
Speaker 1: out too far? Too far? Did it not to make
Speaker 1: people learned about that little aspect play.
Speaker 7: Disastrous response cost a great deal of lives and was
Speaker 7: very revealing of what FEMA is capable. Of FEMA's true nature,
Speaker 7: even after the failed levees and the gun confiscation.
Speaker 1: On gun confiscation, so now when the loaders come by,
Speaker 1: you're defenseless, it's not a it's not exactly a very
Speaker 1: thorough gun confiscation, because it's only the people who have
Speaker 1: the firearms on paper that get them confiscated. The rest, oh,
Speaker 1: they have plenty.
Speaker 7: We didn't take all the weapons. Police officers shooting victim
Speaker 7: trying to cross the bridge to reach safety. Inhuman things
Speaker 7: that happen at the Superdome, remember that later, once everything
Speaker 7: had settled and dislocated, people were living in FEMA trailers
Speaker 7: that were provided for the victims, that those in turn
Speaker 7: the trailers themselves paid for by federal dollars.
Speaker 1: To people are still living in femous, toxic Katrina trailers
Speaker 1: and they likely have no idea.
Speaker 7: Relieve people in need that those turned out to be
Speaker 7: making people sick in of themselves because of the toxic
Speaker 7: stuff inside those trailers.
Speaker 22: Formaldehyde is an off gassing product of.
Speaker 2: I think the particle board and probably some of the other.
Speaker 1: Does anybody think this is by accident? Did they not
Speaker 1: know all this stuff.
Speaker 2: Already synthetic parts of the trailer?
Speaker 7: Is this incompetence? Is what is really going on? Yeah?
Speaker 7: How much of disbelief should we be that that happened?
Speaker 1: What are the odds poisoning? You know, presents itself symptom
Speaker 1: wize exactly what they call ebola? So what were they
Speaker 1: gonna say after the floods of the bolavirus broke out,
Speaker 1: get some shots so we can kill the rest of
Speaker 1: You don't need any of those witnesses of what actually
Speaker 1: happened on the ground. Got to get rid of them.
Speaker 1: Look at all those trailers, nice little fema camps. I'm
Speaker 1: clicking the button.
Speaker 7: I don't know FEMA's inhumane mismanagement was typical of government
Speaker 7: on too big of a scale. Local response teams and
Speaker 7: community churches and charities were much more humane and much
Speaker 7: better at addressing people's needs because they're very close to
Speaker 7: average people. They're on the ground, They're not at the
Speaker 7: top of some hierarchy. At least that's how I see it.
Speaker 7: The topic itself of Katrina turned.
Speaker 1: It, you know, even if the government allowed the people,
Speaker 1: even if they didn't have an agency, because this isn't government.
Speaker 1: This is a weaponized form of government trying to kill
Speaker 1: us all in various ways that are indirect just like
Speaker 1: the Talmud says, is okay to do this? I mean
Speaker 1: it defies logic. And wouldn't we be better off helping ourselves.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that form stronger bonds and community. Wouldn't that make
Speaker 1: us understand where our true power lies within each other
Speaker 1: and not needed to be, you know, a nanny We
Speaker 1: don't need a nanny state. We don't need somebody to
Speaker 1: promise protection and all this other safety and crap for us.
Speaker 1: We could do it ourselves. We can be self sufficient,
Speaker 1: self reliant, have self determination. No, and we would want
Speaker 1: more need their help if we were of the proper
Speaker 1: mindset that we would help each other, and they aren't
Speaker 1: trying to, and they're being.
Speaker 7: Blocked into a nested tessaak of correct.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is, don't even ask them for assistance,
Speaker 1: ask them to leave us alone so that we can
Speaker 1: do what we need to do without interference.
Speaker 7: Shouldn't neglect so much so that post Katrina legislation played
Speaker 7: upon this complex outrage in the form of legislative reform
Speaker 7: for better for worse. Well, have things gotten better besides
Speaker 7: the agency's draconian service to the Homeland Security and Patriot Act,
Speaker 7: fascist surveillance state overlay which was very significant.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, during through the Patriot Act in
Speaker 1: a time of crisis, golden Silver is outlawed.
Speaker 7: Until it became basically normalized.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be funding terrorism. You see the.
Speaker 7: Generation of Americans who learned to accept coate with it.
Speaker 7: The Katrina debacle revealed the nature of big government at
Speaker 7: the very point at which average Americans who find themselves
Speaker 7: on the path of disaster more or less by happenstance,
Speaker 7: when they.
Speaker 1: See they're like, oh, you're the right color here.
Speaker 7: Has made those people are at their most vulnerable. It's
Speaker 7: the point of transaction for common people with the federal
Speaker 7: government when they're actually in need, and the confrontation, the
Speaker 7: clash between the image of good government and the American
Speaker 7: way is clearly devastating for many. The disillusionment the reality
Speaker 7: of big government control. It's almost too much to believe,
Speaker 7: but it keeps happening. As a general observation, though many
Speaker 7: human individuals who are people work on behalf of the FEDS,
Speaker 7: the FEDS as an institution are not there in the
Speaker 7: spirit of helping people as a community or as individuals,
Speaker 7: but personal sanctimony and self respect. The FED machine can't
Speaker 7: compute or think that way.
Speaker 1: Anything that says FED on it is a commercial entity
Speaker 1: ever since what on the eighteen seventy something. It's commercial
Speaker 1: entity because the Federal Reserve is not federal, but neither
Speaker 1: there's anything else that's federal. It all serves the IMF,
Speaker 1: it all serves the United Nations. If it says federal
Speaker 1: on it, it's not. It's a foreign agency. They don't
Speaker 1: have obviously for the enemy, enemies of the state, then
Speaker 1: obviously they don't have our best interests are They see
Speaker 1: every opportunity like this as we have getting rid of
Speaker 1: more of us.
Speaker 7: It's a fundamentally different creature than the people who could
Speaker 7: prize our nation. This entity, who only knows its own
Speaker 7: terms of power, tends naturally to assert control, like it said,
Speaker 7: turf war work and inefficiencies at best, and negligent cruelties
Speaker 7: towards its darker ends. This system only knows assistance on
Speaker 7: their own terms. The bureaucratic machine seeks its own continuation
Speaker 7: of power and has an appetite to ever increase its budget,
Speaker 7: scope and jurisdiction. Plenty of people choose to remain ignorant
Speaker 7: of this nature, but it's to their own peril. At
Speaker 7: a minimum, are they giving assistance in a timely or
Speaker 7: reasonable manner? While we contemplate what else they might.
Speaker 1: Could have been if they worked alongside the volunteers, the
Speaker 1: real people.
Speaker 7: He'd be doing, we had to ask why is the
Speaker 7: immediate rescue element so often hampered by bureaucratic delay, red tape,
Speaker 7: and jurisdictional dispute. If there's one maxim that tell true
Speaker 7: in US history, in spite of changing times and attitudes,
Speaker 7: it's that the federal government rules by emergency problem reaction solution,
Speaker 7: never never let a good crisis go to waste. Maybe
Speaker 7: that sounds too esoteric. Disasters plus crisis generate opportunities to govern.
Speaker 7: Drastic times call for drastic measures, and new powers can
Speaker 7: be cultivated and engineered like a carefully planted crop.
Speaker 6: I think you all know that I've always felt the
Speaker 6: nine most terrifying words in the English language are I'm
Speaker 6: from the government and I'm here to help.
Speaker 2: I think people always want flashy conspiracy theories, something sexy,
Speaker 2: something Hollywood can make a blockbuster out of. But if
Speaker 2: you ever talked to people like Katherine Austin Fitz, you'll
Speaker 2: find out right away that what's really going on is
Speaker 2: burying people and some kind of financial minutia that most
Speaker 2: people fall asleep listening to so they don't hear the
Speaker 2: punchline when it comes.
Speaker 33: Scott Richardson and Meta Gatchenberger took a few seconds to
Speaker 33: take in what's left of the place they called home
Speaker 33: for twenty five years.
Speaker 2: And unbelievably or believably, I guess, depending on how much
Speaker 2: of a capacity you have to be shocked anymore. In
Speaker 2: the wake of Hurricane Helene, you have insurance companies calling
Speaker 2: people up who have had their house slide off a
Speaker 2: mountain and cancel their homeowner's insurance policies on them.
Speaker 45: Couple's home is one of thousands destroyed by a landslide
Speaker 45: caused by Hurricane Helene, so just days after the storm hit,
Speaker 45: their insurance company canceled their homeowners policy despite the couple
Speaker 45: not having landslide coverage.
Speaker 2: And earlier this year, the North Carolina Rate Bureau proposed
Speaker 2: a massive hike in people's homeowners insurance rates.
Speaker 1: When people say insurance fraud, I laugh at the ignorance
Speaker 1: or the naivete. Insurance is a fraud. That's you're hedging about,
Speaker 1: you're gambling, and you're forced to do it by law.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. And when you live in a elevation, which
Speaker 1: I believe was like two thousand feet above sea level,
Speaker 1: you probably didn't have flood insurance, let alone landslide insurance.
Speaker 2: To an average tune of forty two point two percent
Speaker 2: on the coastal areas all the way up to ninety
Speaker 2: nine point four percent in places.
Speaker 33: Insurance for North Carolina homeowners could be going up.
Speaker 21: Insurance companies are asking the state to let them raise rates.
Speaker 2: By an average of forty two percent. That's how much
Speaker 2: the stage average homeowners insurance increase would go up if
Speaker 2: it gets approved. At today's public forum, several people so
Speaker 2: they brought against the proposed hike, with many saying that's outrageous.
Speaker 27: This planned hike is nothing short of bombers.
Speaker 40: We find this proposed increase by the rape war.
Speaker 1: Any which way they can bleed you dry. The parasites
Speaker 1: are getting very, very hungry. It's time to destroy the
Speaker 1: European America because they're not they're not doing this rating
Speaker 1: frees on the new arrivals, are they No, they're giving
Speaker 1: everything for free. They're giving them everything for free, including utilities.
Speaker 1: You know what I could do with an extra thirty
Speaker 1: four dollars a month, which is not even all that
Speaker 1: I pay because there's car insurance on top of that
Speaker 1: and my daughter's you know, activities and stuff.
Speaker 40: Yeah, or to be outrageous for words like devastating from
Speaker 40: the public comments.
Speaker 22: Do you all.
Speaker 40: Realistically think the customers can afford increases that high?
Speaker 27: That's not really for us to decide. I mean, that's
Speaker 27: that's what the commissioner does, but.
Speaker 2: It's regulated in North Kim.
Speaker 1: Is there any way for me to become undocumented? Do
Speaker 1: I have to like I don't know, change my appearance
Speaker 1: a little, maybe get a really dark tan and go
Speaker 1: outside for a while, come across the border again before
Speaker 1: they do biometric scans, and then like just claim that
Speaker 1: I don't have any idea and maybe get a un
Speaker 1: credit card with four grand on it. I would have
Speaker 1: to learn a language, though, or at least, like I
Speaker 1: didn't understand English. I'm thinking I'll know.
Speaker 2: Carolina. So the insurance commissioner rejected it, saying the proposed
Speaker 2: rates were excessive and unfairly discriminatory. But that rejection triggered
Speaker 2: a judicial hearing process on it, so it's not final
Speaker 2: now they have to have a hearing, which is open
Speaker 2: to the public. However, it's been scheduled for October seventh
Speaker 2: for months and they did not reschedule it after Helene,
Speaker 2: which means a whole lot of the people who were
Speaker 2: probably going to go attend that are not going to
Speaker 2: be able to. Now. This made people extremely angry when
Speaker 2: this was announced. They had twenty four thousand emails of
Speaker 2: people who were upset, and hundreds of people who wrote
Speaker 2: in and actually mailed something physically to express their concern
Speaker 2: over not being able to afford these hikes.
Speaker 1: Remember how the uses tell you you hear, if you're
Speaker 1: not from the South, you are told that it's much
Speaker 1: cheaper to live in certain places. Yeah, they're fixing that
Speaker 1: problem right now.
Speaker 2: So they knew people were really really upset about this.
Speaker 2: But now that this hurricane has happened.
Speaker 1: Don't expect the wages to increase to compensate for that.
Speaker 2: Those people are probably not going to be able to attend.
Speaker 2: On top of that. In twenty twenty three, Nationwide, which
Speaker 2: claims to be on your side.
Speaker 45: Nationwide is on your side.
Speaker 2: Dropped over ten five hundred North Carolina homeowners from their policies.
Speaker 2: They just dropped them, and over half of them were
Speaker 2: due to hurricane risks, which is something, by the way,
Speaker 2: that Florida homeowners know all about. Considering more than thirty
Speaker 2: insurance companies have now either fully or partially pulled out
Speaker 2: of Florida altogether, and Florida now has the highest insurance
Speaker 2: costs in the entire country with the average.
Speaker 1: Well, who do you think you know besides the ones
Speaker 1: who plan these events to occur and steer them to
Speaker 1: maximum strength and direct them at targets that they want
Speaker 1: to hit. Who do you think owns these insurance companies
Speaker 1: they know well in advancement something like that's going to occur.
Speaker 2: Average homeowner paying over ten thousand dollars a year in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three. But worse than that is, mudslides and
Speaker 2: floods are not covered by the average homeowner policy. That
Speaker 2: is a separate policy that you have to get through
Speaker 2: the National Flood Insurance Program that's run out of FEMA, which.
Speaker 1: Oh, surprise, surprise, why would they be involved in that.
Speaker 2: Apparently hardly anybody.
Speaker 33: Hats North Carolina. In many other states, flood insurance is
Speaker 33: not required unless the bank requires it.
Speaker 2: In fact, less than three percent of properties in the state, So.
Speaker 1: They set you up for this so that they could
Speaker 1: take your property.
Speaker 2: Have that insurance. So many many people were not protected.
Speaker 33: Basic homeowners insurance including fire and thift, but no landslide
Speaker 33: or flood insurance. The National Flood Insurance Program says across
Speaker 33: seven affected states, less than one percent of homes in
Speaker 33: the inland counties affected by the storm had flood insurance.
Speaker 2: And in fact, according to FEMA, just four percent of
Speaker 2: homeowners even have this insurance. Flood insurance is not mandatory
Speaker 2: for most people, although it is if you have a
Speaker 2: government backed mortgage. But it's all based on flood zones
Speaker 2: that are set by FEMA, and the data for those
Speaker 2: is based on extremely outdated floodplaine maps which have not
Speaker 2: taken any of the weather and recent years into account.
Speaker 1: And what so does that mean it would have been
Speaker 1: considered extraneous superfluous insurance? If you did have it, would
Speaker 1: you be denied based on the lack of risk?
Speaker 2: Tired actually quoted a law professor from the University of
Speaker 2: North Carolina as saying, the biggest non secret in Washington
Speaker 2: for decades is how hopelessly out of date these flood
Speaker 2: maps are. And FEMA knows their flood maps aren't up
Speaker 2: to date, and it was reported that the director of
Speaker 2: FEMA knew it in twenty twenty two. They've been knowing
Speaker 2: this for years and they haven't updated it or fixed it.
Speaker 2: So the bottom line here is there are a whole
Speaker 2: lot of people who are not going to be covered
Speaker 2: after this event. And if your house doesn't get completely
Speaker 2: wiped out from it, getting water in your house can
Speaker 2: do tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in
Speaker 2: damage to a house. And there's just not a lot
Speaker 2: of people sitting around with hundreds of thousands of dollars
Speaker 2: ready to pay out a pocket to fix these things.
Speaker 2: So what's going to happen to their house? What's going
Speaker 2: to happen to their land? Because somewhere somebody had this
Speaker 2: data and they recognize that a lot of these people
Speaker 2: were not going to be covered after this happened.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, are you saying the perfect event
Speaker 1: occurred for them to be able to claim all the land?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 1: Shocker.
Speaker 7: Many homeowners will be here.
Speaker 1: That's why it wasn't the Lahina firestorm. Right, It wasn't
Speaker 1: a hellstorm worse than Dresden like they did in Lahina. Right.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was worse than Dresden. I
Speaker 1: don't think anything could be worse than that.
Speaker 7: Unable to afford to rebuild, and are now at risk
Speaker 7: of being forced to move out of the area altogether,
Speaker 7: start over with nothing or next to nothing, and to
Speaker 7: leave the area that for many people, their families have
Speaker 7: been part of for generations and generations. That's what's happening here.
Speaker 7: It's such a cluster. You would think that this was
Speaker 7: the most inept coordination of resources ever or the most
Speaker 7: Machiavilian evil. I don't know. I just don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: Finally, before I close out this installment, I just want
Speaker 2: to say I had someone come on social media today
Speaker 2: and list off to me all of the things that
Speaker 2: local county and even North Carolina States authorities have been
Speaker 2: doing to help the situation and say to me that
Speaker 2: I basically need to stop criticizing an obviously flawed executive branch.
Speaker 2: This was the end of the that thread. I needed
Speaker 2: to provide one benefit to the survivors by criticizing an
Speaker 2: obviously flawed executive branch. But my behavior is lowering morale,
Speaker 2: delaying recovery, and harming survivors. That's what I was told today.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but after everything that I have seen, everybody
Speaker 2: I have talked to, hours upon hours of reason searching
Speaker 2: what is going on on the ground there, I it
Speaker 2: was all I could do not to just scream through
Speaker 2: my screen to the point that it exploded. The citizen
Speaker 2: response is amazing. I've seen some amazing responses from a
Speaker 2: local government. You know, the problem is not citizens in
Speaker 2: local government. Although questionable on the North Carolina Guard there
Speaker 2: with rotor washing the United Occasion Navy, but that aside. Okay,
Speaker 2: It's not about it's not about the citizens stepping up,
Speaker 2: They're amazing. It is about with the bloated the viath
Speaker 2: in federal government that is funded to the tune of
Speaker 2: trillions of taxpayer dollars every year, did and did not do?
Speaker 2: And I wrote back, and I said, with all due respect,
Speaker 2: you had troops not deployed for five days, Hundreds of
Speaker 2: Tennessee Guard deployed it to the Middle East after the
Speaker 2: storm hit, FEMA not showing up until the sixth. They're
Speaker 2: sitting on eight billion dollars in surplus funds while they
Speaker 2: fund housing for migrants that are you're illegally gay. All
Speaker 2: of this is on record. You have dozens of people
Speaker 2: on the ground, more than dozen. I can't keep track.
Speaker 1: Of how Why are they doing that? Because they're also
Speaker 1: trying to initiate a war and they want us to
Speaker 1: react because they're plenty ready for that walk into a trap.
Speaker 1: There'll be a massive disarmament, lockdowns of a different order
Speaker 1: at martial law, although we're technically under that anyway, and
Speaker 1: have been for a long time.
Speaker 2: How many videos I have seen from people on the
Speaker 2: ground saying that their disaster efforts, their aid efforts are
Speaker 2: being hampered gay. It's not a local issue. It's a
Speaker 2: federal issue. Criticizing an obviously flawed executive branch is because
Speaker 2: if we don't criticize it now while it's happening, not
Speaker 2: only will it just get buried when the next one
Speaker 2: happens and the next one and the next one and
Speaker 2: the next one and forgotten. But if you will just
Speaker 2: keep happening, it will get worse. It will get it
Speaker 2: has gotten worse. This is not better than Katrina. Guys,
Speaker 2: this is not better.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Things have not gotten better. And there were legislative you know,
Speaker 2: changes and things. None of that has fixed what this is.
Speaker 2: This is getting worse. It happens every time, and it
Speaker 2: happens so much it's to the point now where it's
Speaker 2: expected for it to be bad. That is not how
Speaker 2: things should be. So not only will this happen again,
Speaker 2: but it will get worse.
Speaker 1: If look up d D five to two four zero
Speaker 1: point zero one, I know it's fifty six pages long,
Speaker 1: but really look at the worrying and really look at
Speaker 1: the implications. Okay, I've said it.
Speaker 2: If we don't hold these people accountable by criticizing it
Speaker 2: right now while it's happening, And if social media had
Speaker 2: existed at the time of Katrina widespread in the way
Speaker 2: it does now, more probably would have been done.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: But now we can see it. We can see it
Speaker 2: all happening. It's unfolding in real time in.
Speaker 1: Front of our Another reason why comms have to go
Speaker 1: down soon. You know, just like in every action movie
Speaker 1: when the when the stormtroopers come in, first thing they do,
Speaker 1: cut the power right, cut the coms, cut the water off.
Speaker 1: That's when you're under sieged by the government. That's what
Speaker 1: they did at Waco.
Speaker 2: Our eyes. Accountability saves lives. That is what the That's
Speaker 2: what the media is supposed to be doing. By the way,
Speaker 2: they're supposed to be holding government accountable. That is what
Speaker 2: they're not not playing catch all and making excuses and
Speaker 2: burying and black holing every mistake. They're supposed to be
Speaker 2: holding them accountable. That is what the fourth branch of government,
Speaker 2: that the unofficial worth branch of the media, was supposed
Speaker 2: to be. That is the point of it is to
Speaker 2: hold them accountable.
Speaker 1: So I'm very surprised that this missed the outer banks.
Speaker 1: Those are still to houses. Some remember like twenty feet
Speaker 1: in the air. I used to stay at one. We
Speaker 1: would go down to kill Devil Hills in the Outer
Speaker 1: Banks area, and one of the places we stopped at
Speaker 1: to eat a couple times was called the wharf. Why
Speaker 1: can eat seafood? Can't beat that as a fat young
Speaker 1: child that I was, And uh, yeah it was. It
Speaker 1: was quite the experience down there. Caught a couple of
Speaker 1: fish off the pier. My stepfather caught a sea ray,
Speaker 1: but it broke the line. He gets awful, awful long
Speaker 1: distance from the water to you if you're trying to
Speaker 1: reel that up in a in any kind of way
Speaker 1: from a pier that's also very high up in the
Speaker 1: air for water surge and stuff like that. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I didn't quite get that one. But I got a
Speaker 1: flounder and I got a seat trot with big, big
Speaker 1: teeth on it, big, well not big, but like toothpick
Speaker 1: sized teeth that were sharp, pointy, little needly things. Pretty interesting,
Speaker 1: good times. But yeah, I'm really surprised that they didn't
Speaker 1: get hit, and if they did, they would have been decimated.
Speaker 2: You criticize, now, okay, accountability saves lives. Holding this government
Speaker 2: accountable saves lives because hopefully they don't do this again
Speaker 2: in the future, because there will be too much of
Speaker 2: an outcry to let them get away with it and
Speaker 2: continue getting away with it as they have gotten away
Speaker 2: with it for decades now. Accountability saves lives. This response
Speaker 2: did not save lives, and in fact, lives may have
Speaker 2: been lost because of this Responsekay, that is why, that
Speaker 2: is why. That is my excuse, my one benefit to
Speaker 2: the survivors for criticizing and obviously flawed executive branch. And
Speaker 2: I will keep doing it.
Speaker 1: Is that mud or a foot probably mud?
Speaker 2: But you know, because I am just not gonna stop
Speaker 2: about this, all right, So I am sorry if I
Speaker 2: have done anything to lower anyone's morale, But I do
Speaker 2: not think.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't be doing that. It should be doing the opposite.
Speaker 1: It should be getting people out of their funk to
Speaker 1: stand up and say that enough is enough. I'm outraged now,
Speaker 1: I finally am outraged.
Speaker 2: I am the one on the hook for this. I
Speaker 2: think this is a government issue and it needs to
Speaker 2: be fixed.
Speaker 1: This is not you can't fix the system. The system
Speaker 1: was replaced under our noses. It's the system itself that
Speaker 1: has that It allows for this. Right wait till Wednesday
Speaker 1: We're gonna connect so many more dots it'll be undeniable
Speaker 1: who has taken over.
Speaker 2: And the media is not going to tell anybody that.
Speaker 2: They're gonna sit there like they always do and make
Speaker 2: excuses for this and then wash it away with the
Speaker 2: next thing that happens they can distract everybody with, because
Speaker 2: that is what they always do. I didn't spend the
Speaker 2: last like twenty four hours only taking breaks to eat
Speaker 2: and go to the bathroom trying to make this video
Speaker 2: because I want to demoralize people in a horrible disaster situation.
Speaker 2: I made this video because I don't want this to
Speaker 2: keep happening to people. I don't want this to be
Speaker 2: the way we live in this country. That is why
Speaker 2: I made this video, because I want these people to survive.
Speaker 1: And also, you don't want to wait around for your turn,
Speaker 1: because I.
Speaker 2: Don't want things to be this way, and people don't
Speaker 2: deserve things to be this way.
Speaker 1: Show that's why.
Speaker 2: That's why.
Speaker 1: All right, hm hmm, let me see if I can
Speaker 1: pull this up. Maybe I'll do it off. You had
Speaker 1: wait here. Let's see. I'm not sure what I canna
Speaker 1: do it here? I had this thing again, should be
Speaker 1: permanently Okay, where am I at this?
Speaker 12: That open.
Speaker 1: D O D Manual five to two four zero point
Speaker 1: zero win Procedures governing the conduct of the Department of
Speaker 1: Defense Intelligence Activities. Oh look, Loretta Lynch purpose in accordance
Speaker 1: with the authority in DD Directive five two for zero
Speaker 1: point zero one. By the way, if you are looking
Speaker 1: at the chat, I dropped the link for some reason.
Speaker 1: It broke up after the percent sign in FDG media.
Speaker 1: But if you just highlight the whole thing, copy and
Speaker 1: paste it, you'll be able to find this and you
Speaker 1: can download the PDF yourself, or you can just look
Speaker 1: forward under D O D five to two for zero
Speaker 1: point zero one. But it seemed to work okay in
Speaker 1: the rumble chat. Guys. By the way, we're so close
Speaker 1: to that goal. There's rumble rants, there's give us some
Speaker 1: go yeah, just get us over the finish line. Then
Speaker 1: I can start giving you my itemized list and telling
Speaker 1: you and showing you what I'm going to be building
Speaker 1: the computer with. That's exciting because we know what that means.
Speaker 1: That means there's going to be bigger and better and
Speaker 1: batter batters, and you know the inverted meaning when it
Speaker 1: means good, right, like saying something is sick when it's not.
Speaker 1: Ill you get it, you get it right, Yes, documentary style,
Speaker 1: awesome videos coming your way, all right, So this is
Speaker 1: in accordance with the DoD Directive of Executive Order. Interesting
Speaker 1: numbers here at one, two three, three three. This is
Speaker 1: issuance and you can look up that too. I would
Speaker 1: I would, you know, advise you to whenever you don't
Speaker 1: know what they're talking about, whenever you don't know a
Speaker 1: word when you're reading something, don't just gloss over it
Speaker 1: and try to get the gist of things, get the
Speaker 1: deeper understanding, because it they'll send you down different avenues
Speaker 1: that you'd just be like, Holy, what's going on here? Right?
Speaker 1: So that's one two three, two three three. Establishes procedures
Speaker 1: to enable God to conduct authorized intelligence activities in a
Speaker 1: manner that protects, protects, protects. Now everything's inverted, so understand
Speaker 1: what this really means. Protects their assets. They're themselves, the
Speaker 1: constitutional legal rights which they already know full well have
Speaker 1: been suspended, destroyed, and eliminated out of our society long ago,
Speaker 1: and the privacy and civil liberties of US persons. DOOD
Speaker 1: authorizes authorized intelligence activities our foreign our foreign intelligence and
Speaker 1: counterintelligence activities unless otherwise specified in this issuance. Say that again,
Speaker 1: DoD authorized intelligence activities are foreign intelligence and counterintelligence activities
Speaker 1: unless otherwise specified in this issuance. That could imply a
Speaker 1: couple of things depending on how you read that. So
Speaker 1: does that mean like facade right?
Speaker 36: Like?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? The authorized intelligence activities are foreign
Speaker 1: intelligence and counterintelligence. Authorizes the Defense or it's just their
Speaker 1: branches that they're talking about. Authorizes the Defense Intelligence components
Speaker 1: to collect, retain, and disseminate information concerning US persons in
Speaker 1: compliance with applicable laws. So yeah, executive orders, policies and
Speaker 1: regulations so they can collect, retain, in disseminate information concerning
Speaker 1: US persons. Make a list, threat assess, pretend that we're
Speaker 1: all domestic terrorists. This goes on. I mean, there's fifty
Speaker 1: six pages here and you can look it up too,
Speaker 1: better than the clickable Oh look at that. This is
Speaker 1: a nice I like soda soda is the PDF thing
Speaker 1: I have here? Means of collection. Defense Intelligence components are
Speaker 1: authorized to collect USPI by any lawful means, of course,
Speaker 1: but they change laws to fit their needs whenever they
Speaker 1: see fit. Provided that all such collection activities are carried
Speaker 1: out in accordance with EO one, two, three through three. Gee,
Speaker 1: that must be important. Maybe we should figure out what
Speaker 1: that is. I haven't downloaded as well, restrictions on purpose.
Speaker 1: Restriction on purpose, the Defense Intelligence component may not collect
Speaker 1: the USPI solely for the purpose of monitoring activities protected
Speaker 1: by the First Amendment, which they've already said they wanted
Speaker 1: to just get rid of. Right, the big push the
Speaker 1: First Amendment is hindering our ability to do what it
Speaker 1: is we want to do to you, so we have
Speaker 1: to get rid of it, or the lawful exercise of
Speaker 1: other rights secured by the Constitution or laws of the
Speaker 1: United States, which they already know are no longer in existence.
Speaker 1: Least intrusive means Defense intelligence components will use. Oh, they're
Speaker 1: going to be polite about it. Oh, that's nice. The
Speaker 1: components will use the least intruice of collection techniques feasible. Oh,
Speaker 1: I think I know what that means. Incentivizing your neighbor
Speaker 1: to rat you out for having seven days worth the
Speaker 1: food or firearm that you're legally and lawfully possessing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: within the United States are directed against US person abroad
Speaker 1: a US person. A broad In general, it means, to
Speaker 1: the extent feasible, such information will be collected from publicly
Speaker 1: available sources or with the consent of the person concerned.
Speaker 1: So publicly available sources sounds like they're going to look
Speaker 1: up every single comment you've ever made on social media
Speaker 1: and determine whether or not your an enemy of the state,
Speaker 1: which they already consider all of us to be. If
Speaker 1: collection from publicly available sources or obtaining consent from the
Speaker 1: person concerned is not feasible or sufficient, meaning sufficient enough
Speaker 1: for them to hang you with, then they'll find other
Speaker 1: ways fabricated. In fact, maybe put child porn on your
Speaker 1: computer and then raid you at the same time. Who knows?
Speaker 1: Who knows? They can do all kinds of things, can't they?
Speaker 1: And they seem to have an awful lot of child
Speaker 1: porn just laying around to feeld to blackmail people with that.
Speaker 1: Do you ever wonder why that is? Maybe because they
Speaker 1: generate it. If collection from cooperating sources is not feasible
Speaker 1: or sufficient, such information may be collected using other lawful
Speaker 1: intelligence collection techniques that do not require judicial warrant oh
Speaker 1: H or approval of the Attorney general. If you don't
Speaker 1: get what we want one way, we're going to make
Speaker 1: sure that we get it another way, even if we
Speaker 1: have to make it up ourselves. If collection and this
Speaker 1: is all just a sell to the other unawake, stupid
Speaker 1: people that you're a bad guy and that you should
Speaker 1: be shunned. And you know, if you see something, say something.
Speaker 1: If collection and accordance will oh he said something about militia,
Speaker 1: he's got to go. How dare he want to defend
Speaker 1: himsel elf against all enemies foreign and domestic, even though
Speaker 1: the domestic ones are foreign. That should be a clue
Speaker 1: rate there. If collection in accordance with paragraphs blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: thah blah blah blah is not feasible or sufficient, approval
Speaker 1: may be sought through the gc d o D for
Speaker 1: the use of intelligence collection techniques that require a jujitsual
Speaker 1: warrant amount of information. Do you really think they're going
Speaker 1: to go through all this amount of information collected in
Speaker 1: collecting not meaning they're not going to jump through hoops
Speaker 1: that they create. They're this is just to appease anybody
Speaker 1: who's reading this outside of their agency. But it goes
Speaker 1: on and on, right, it goes on and on scope
Speaker 1: definition of terms. Intentional collection of USPI was let's find
Speaker 1: out what that term means first listed. I don't know
Speaker 1: if I have a whole lot of time left. This
Speaker 1: has been a long video. As it is, you can
Speaker 1: figure it out. Concealed monitoring, physical searches, search of mail,
Speaker 1: and the use of maile covers, physical surveillance, undisclosed participation
Speaker 1: in organizations. It's all here, electronic surveillance. There you go
Speaker 1: under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. I guess that's what
Speaker 1: USTI is.
Speaker 20: Are you?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's USPI, is what the thing is though, so
Speaker 1: I still know, but we don't whatever figure it out. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think we've said and done quite enough today, won't you?
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