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In this episode of the Radio Ranch Monday edition, the hosts discuss a variety of topics, including the significance of the fourteenth amendment and the concept of birthright citizenship in the United States. The conversation delves into historical court cases and interpretations, highlighting the complexities and misconceptions surrounding citizenship laws. The hosts also reflect on the passing of their friend Jim Ram, sharing memories and discussing his health struggles, which included congestive heart failure and respiratory issues.

Additionally, the episode touches on geopolitical tensions involving Israel and the United States, with insights into President Trump's strained relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. The hosts explore the implications of these international dynamics and the potential shifts in global power structures. Throughout the episode, there's a focus on personal health, legal interpretations, and the broader socio-political landscape, offering listeners a mix of personal anecdotes and expert analysis.

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Hello. Week of two.   We're gonna see and put another installment in at least here on the Monday edition of the old Radio Ranch and start off a whole brand new week. Six   shows in a row.   Today,   starts with the May 12. God, can you believe we're almost halfway through May already?   Roger Sales, John Kasarab, and the crew here   on the Monday edition. Welcome, John.   Thank you. And, we're,   joined by a number of other folks that help us extend our reach, and those   are usually   overseen by one Paul Beiner.  

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Oh, yeah.   We,   we do have a full complement,   with the exception of Radio Soapbox,   but then they're never here on Monday, so that's not a big deal.   We're on EuroFolkRadio.com.   Thanks to,   pastor Eli James. That's our flagship station.   We're on Global Voice Radio network, radio dot global voice radio dot net.   And   we're also   on the net family of broadcast services,   homenetwork.TV,   freedom nation TV, go live TV,   dream life Tube,   and   one zero six point nine WBOU   FM   in Chicago.   We're,   on,   on   Global Voice Radio Network.   The links to Eurofolc and Global Voice are on The Matrix docs,   TheMatrixd0cs.com,   as well as   the links   to use   FCC   to join us on the show.  

A room for about a thousand of you.   We do have a couple of,   couple of things   that, I have added to the   globalvoiceradio.net   website.   If you go   to globalvoiceradio.net/sfa,   that is /sfa.   Stands for scriptures for America. You will find all 2,217   archives there.  

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Really?  

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I have also downloaded them, so I do have an offline   archive of them.   And if you go to globalvoiceradio.net/pdf,   you will find a repository   of   more PDFs than you more documents than you can shake a stick at.   Everything from soup to nuts is there. Thousands, literally thousands of documents.   So  

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that's what I've been working on. Thanks. Thanks for bringing that on board. You know?   Of course, I mentioned Pete and   and the scriptures for America often and,   had a big impact on me. Gave me a couple of really big pieces to the puzzle here in his sermons unbeknownst to him.   I did have the, pleasure   of, meeting him in person and, breaking bread with him and, I don't know, sixty,   seventy other people,   up in Nashville. But,   heck of a guy, pastor Pete, and, I don't hear too many people   talk about him or referencing   him too much. And for the new people,   well, this guy was one of the one of the trailblazers. You know? Took a little   he was   a a product of a pastor,   Emery.  



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Not Emery.  

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All the guy that that really started all this. Yeah. Sheldon Emery. All the identity pastors are branched off of Sheldon Emery. He was the the main tree and,   Pete being one of them. My pastor, James Brueggemann, being another one that we had when I was in Atlanta.   He just had a unique way at the,   it was in the mid nineties. He took a little church in La Porte, Colorado,   close to Colorado Springs, I believe, or,   Boulder,   and   turned it in it took brought his identity,   new identity identity to the,   church of Christ there   and drove off almost the whole entire congregation.  

Oh, yeah. He said about the only the only congregation was his family and a friend or two,   and he rebuilt that little church up.   And,   to the point where Bill Bill Clinton was president with Jan Reno   AG,   They named pastor Pete Peters' little church in La Porte, Colorado,   the most dangerous man in America.   That's quite an accomplishment.   I can't even get that, Paul.   So, anyway gotta work on it.   I guess I'm gonna have to.   Anyway, that,   that's important. Thank you very much. Can you use the   can you use the AI thing where can you put it where it can tell you what the content is?  

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That would take time. I would have to upload those episodes one at a time   and then do a manual AI process on it. And I'm still working on Okay. The Alright. The Radio Ranch history   before we got on Paddo. Uh-huh.  

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Well, it's,   good that's in the can and maybe in the works down the line. There's some it just had a wonderful,   wonderful way of looking at stuff, pastor Pete. Boy, they came after him, and   son got killed there at the gate to the ranch and the property. His wife died of   cancer, and he got to the point where he didn't trust anybody. He wouldn't let anybody get close to him.   So, anyway,   I got another unfortunate situation here to talk about this morning. Our   friend and the fellow that used to follow us here on the Radio Ranch, Jim Ram.   Your DIY health,   passed away over the weekend.  

Don't don't have any more information than that. John, you may have someone on this. How old was Jim? Was he in his sixties or what? Yeah. He was. I I don't remember exactly how old he was. Very close very close to,  

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Brent Bachman's age. Only only a few months apart.  

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K. Well, I'm sure sorry to hear it. And Jim was a great guy, and I remember   when he came into my life and   just appeared one day,   phone call or a email or something. He had,   stumbled on our information and, being the patriot he was, he wanted to   partake, and he did. And that's how we became acquainted. And then for many years, couple years anyway, he followed us here   on, on the,   bureau folk,   decided to go another direction. And,   it's very sad. We'll miss him. I John,   for the show, we had a just a second to touch on this. And,   you made the comment that's been on my mind is   what happened to all the Youngevity stuff. And you mentioned that he or someone mentioned that he had gone off and kinda stopped taking Youngevity and was   chasing other, other stuff. Is that do you know about that? Because I know he did that with the wand. See?  



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Yeah.   I I don't know.   You know, I I quit going over there, some time ago,   on his show. Uh-huh. And,   he he went in other directions with different things. Uh-huh. So I I bet you,  

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somebody really followed him pretty close, I believe, was Samuel. Samuel, are you with us this morning?  

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Yeah. Samuel was usually on most of his shows. Right. Yeah. Always tell us about what was Yeah. Sad news. I'm sorry. I know you followed Jim real closely.  

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Do you know can you fill any holes in for us?  

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Well, Thursday,   he was on   to do the show yet. He couldn't do the show because he couldn't get up the stairs, I guess.   I must   and and some questions were asked   after the show. I asked a couple of questions, a number of other people did, and,   we were concerned   that he was getting to the bottom of the problem. And I had sort of mentioned, well, something   maybe in your supplements   that bad news turned bad because he didn't stop taking the young cavity stuff.   I think what happened is probably his appetite had fallen off,   and just getting this stuff. And he and he was also   doing Gliddens,   homeopathic   stuff.  

And I don't know if he thought there might might be a conflict, but if he if he stopped the longevity stuff, it wasn't very long.   He he he Jim's   Jim has said many times that   he he owes his life to Youngevity.   Yeah. He said he would have been dead at 40 probably if,   he did   stop Western medicine and and get on nutritional.  

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It sounds like you say he couldn't out.   He couldn't get up the stairs. He couldn't get up the stairs.   That kind of what you described sounds kinda like a heart problem to me. John, is that to you too?  

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It does. But, you know,   he wasn't doing a lot of exercise. He  

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he was having respiratory   problems.  

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And Oh, I see.  

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And I I think   I I from what I've heard from the people who have sent me comments,   his wife was real concerned and wanted him to get to the hospital   at some point.   And he, I guess, agreed this weekend and went.   And from what I've heard so far, you know, take it with a grain of salt that but it does sound that Jim did say this.   He was he was retaining water. He was having a hard time   lung wise and breathing.   And   according to what somebody said, the result of death was actually a heart attack. So maybe all that put a lot of stress  

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on his heart. That's what it sounded like to me.  

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And by name? Well well yes. When you're finished, Samuel, I'd like to jump in.  

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Yeah. Go ahead. That's right. Dave, go ahead, Dave. So, yeah, I met we met Jim,  

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at a Youngevity event in 2015,   and, he'd been to our home here in Michigan.   And   it was around 2018.   He was hot and heavy in that Beamer.   And   we we we actually my daughter got in a car accident in 2017   walking across the street, got hit by a car,   and that car was going 45 miles an hour. It almost killed her, but she was she she got pretty lucky.   And we bought that Beamer to help her recover, you know, with the Youngevity because we, you know, heard Jim talking about it. And we seen it around here, but my wife wanted to get it from Jim. And,   she was the first one we heard it from. Anyway, when he came here,   his fingernails were black.  

And, you know, my wife was pretty concerned about that. And, you know, Jim was deep into research, and he   at that time, 2018,   you know, he dropped down his Youngevity. He used to spend a lot of money, and he dropped down to the bare minimum. He was taken the core 90 pack,   and it doesn't have 90 in it. It's only 89, but he was taken the cheapest   stuff he could buy from Youngevity   since 2018.   And he because he was doing so much other stuff,   I'm telling you, I think,   I don't I know he sat at his computer a lot, and he talked about that, how weak his legs were getting,   you know, for You always years.  



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You always die and when from the legs.  

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Yes. And and he you know, I heard   a long time ago as I started, you know, losing my eyesight worse, you know, where I really can't get around my property by myself.   I was, you know, I'm very sedentary now, and I'm telling you my legs   got weak. And,   you know, I I heard Ben Fuchs say   that sitting is the new cancer.   Yeah. I do. You know, I'm on the phone all day and all night, and I sit more than I move. And I know, you know, I got my ass back on the treadmill.   You know?   But   don't blame it on longevity.   Jim Jim was doing a lot of different stuff,   and he was seeking answers. And and what when he found something, he did it first,   you know, for a month or two before he brought it to his call.  

And Yeah. You know, I don't know what kind of benefit. Some of the stuff he found was good, but I'm sure everything wasn't.   And,   you know,   I was concerned that he wasn't taking his body weight   of Youngevity anymore.   And,   you know,   you don't know what you don't know, but you seem to know what you know, and maybe it ain't so. Right?   So, anyway, Jim was a good friend,   and, I miss him. I haven't been on his calls like I used to be.   And,   I yeah. I'm pretty bummed out that, you know, my wife told me this morning that she got that email from Brent. And thank you, Brent, for,   you know, sharing that news.  

So, anyway, I yield.  

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Well, all of us were touched by Jim. He's good guys, good broadcaster.   And,   again, we'll miss him and RIP. And,   it sounds like he had heart problems and, you know, makes me wanna go out and go for a walk here this morning. But Yeah. No problem.   But, anyway, sorry about that, and I hate to bring the news, but,   that's what happened. So he'll be missed. He'll be missed. Yes.  

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Yeah. I   I I don't care to disagree with Dave, but I sure never got the impression that he wasn't taking   a full amount of Youngevity for, like, daily,   nutrition.  

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No. He said he was. He would do it. Told me he  

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Yeah. He told me that he dropped down to the bare minimum,   and I don't think he was getting it twice a day. I think he was only taking it once a day.   And, like I said, it was the core 90 pack,   and it's not the one there's one that has six hundred   milligrams of plant derived minerals. This one had 300,   and I think he needed more than that. And,   you know, we kinda discussed it a little bit, but not a lot. I didn't like telling him, you know, where to go. When was this that,   Oh, this was several years back when they when they introduced that core 90 pack, he switched right over to it, and and, you know,   he stuck with that.  



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It was before COVID.  

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Yeah. I I   I I don't know for sure, but it's I was I was on the impression he was taking a full boat.   So  

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Oh, man. Yeah. Me too. Because he was promoting that to me, but I never started taking it. He was taking the liquid. He was advocating the liquid,   from the original.   I know that. Well, I'll tell you what, I am actually   a proof of this leg business because   I had been sitting so long,   in computers   and doing stuff,   you know, rather than being real active and that's why I ended up gaining all my weight, plus I couldn't ever   not eat a donut and   the legs went.   And that's what I've been doing now is rebuilding my legs.   And it's been an effort. And I'm listening to some of the heart doctors that I follow. They're now talking about that strenuously about   getting on your legs quickly.  

And   they're showing how to do different exercises that you can do just to get started because   I was kind of embarrassed. I had a machine, one of those,   elliptical machines. It was a small one I bought to start working on the legs, and I could barely crank out thirty seconds on it. And my daughter gets on there, and she cranks out as much as she wants. You know? It just shows you how far down I had gone from Yeah. One of the ones that you pedal?  

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Yeah. Uh-huh.  

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Yeah. And, wasn't a stationary bike. It was an actual elliptical.  

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Yeah. There's a thing I see it on TV advertised used to. It's be you just pedal kind. It's got a little thing you put your feet on, and I guess there's different variations.  

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No. This was a this is one you you stepped up on it, but you you know, it had the the elliptical pedals on it, but it you it had arms bar pieces too.  

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Uh-huh.  

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And I was just surprised how far I had fallen not being able to do it, and,   I didn't correct it right away. But Uh-huh. The more I you know, you if you don't do that, you just   you're getting rid of the   real pump in your body which is these large muscles down here   for circulation. So it sounds to me like he finally died from congestive heart failure. He's had a little bit of swelling, can't breathe.   And,  

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he had just caught up to him. Yep. That's what it sounds like to me too, John.   I try and get out and walk. I like to walk,   and,   I make myself walk up to the bus stop, which is about a half a mile   slightly, but uphill,   and, walk around. You know? Just so,   but it's just something I like. I haven't been able to do it as much as I used to because of my foot.  

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Sometimes it hurts and sometimes it doesn't keep that up, Roger.   Keep it up. Yeah. Well, I  

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I plan to, Dave. Don't worry. I plan to I'm up to I'm up to two miles a day   walking,   and Awesome. Starting   to walk in the morning and the evening now and, get this thing going   because that's where the difference is going to come for start healing your hearts.   And that's cardio protective, Raj. I mean- Yeah. Helps your heart. Yeah,   Raj.  

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I, my father and grandfather both died of heart attacks.   I've outlived both of them,   and,   I've been taking   heart and body drops   for years.   Twenty years or more. Yeah. Because of that fact, you know, and, those guys I would call up and I I chose there's three if I remember Strauss,   the Heart and Body Drops, and another one. And I chose that one for a couple of reasons because they had kelp in it in the formulation,   and I knew about the iodine shortage,   and also because you could call up and buy a year's supply and get it wholesale.   And so, I've been using that for years. Still use it here, actually. Which one are you using?  

Heart and Body Drops.   I can't find them. Well, they chain they sold the company.  

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Oh, I'm using Strauss. It's by Strauss.   Right. Yeah. But it doesn't have any,  

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any iodine in it. No. It doesn't have kelp in it. That's the one I just checked that one stuck out at me on I knew about the iodine thing. Yeah. So that's the one I chose, but he told me the last time I ordered, they'd sold the company.   And I think the phone number would still work   if I can access it in my Skype   bend over, and we're gonna screw you Microsoft   ways.   But I've got it somewhere. I hope we can continue to get it. Well, I'm, I'm taking it now, quite a bit, and,   I'm I'm doing quite a lot of stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's what happens all of a sudden. The problem comes and presents itself to you, and you get real studious and and busy on it all of a sudden. Yeah. And I understand that. K? Well, I still wanna see the last Bitcoin being mined in 2140.   So I Oh, oh, woah. Woah. I got news for you.  

Uh-oh. There there is no limit on Bitcoin.   And you know how I found out? Because they BlackRock was trying to put up a Bitcoin ETF.   I heard somebody talking about it, and they had to disclose a lot of fine prints and stuff, and they can elongate and enlarge the production of Bitcoin   according to them filing   for the license to open up a b a a Bitcoin ETF.  

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Well, the ETF is not does not not  

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I'm telling you. This is what I heard. K. You're buying you're buying a stock is what you do. You know you know who I, I heard it from? It's Catherine   Catherine Austin Fitts.   I heard on an interview she did. Well, I don't place a lot of credence in her. I really do. Well, I'm just telling you what it was. It doesn't matter. I don't have any anyway. Don't want any, and not there's not a good investment.   If you're of that mind, go do it. But,   just at my age, I'm not interested in upside, John.   And now that you can use all of the banks are using all these stable coins   as dollar substitutes.  



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So  

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You're gonna do that too. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, you I I   you have the   desirability   of the   that would the the ability of it's so easy to transfer over   instantaneously   over distances, which is fabulous.   Okay?   But I can use that aspect now, and I don't have to own the coin. So, anyway, that's good.  

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Comment.  

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Yes, sir, Paul.  

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I wanted to circle. I've been trying to get in here for a few minutes. I wanted to circle back about,   about Jim. One of the one of the things that he did was   he would research,   alternative health,   modalities and supplements and things like that. And, you know, always the scientists,   you know,   always testing and proving what   he came across before he'd bring it to his audience.   He would,   back off on other things   while he was trying something new.   So,   I'm thinking that's probably why he was backing off of Youngevity is because he was doing, like, these other things, trying   to see if they were actually gonna make a difference or if   any success would be   convoluted by the fact that he was on Youngevity.  

So   I don't think anybody should read,   anything into   Right.   The the recent   balance of supplements or whatever he was taking. It's That was just him. Totally.  

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Yeah. It's back. My mind is saying is that the only   the only reason he backed off   potentially   is he was working with doctor Glidden and going with the,   those   sup not supplements,   but,   was he homeopathic   remedies.   He was experimenting   with those in order to   get results. Now maybe   he did back off a little bit, but   this would have been real recent.   I don't know the exact answer, home.   It doesn't sound like he was even   eating   real well be because I asked him about the meat   potential   additive as being a problem in it because of his carnivore diet.   Well, he had backed off on that quite a bit is what he said Thursday. So,   it's not real clear, but I would guess that   the only reason he may have backed off   of some of this stuff real recently   would be because of the homeopathic,   route that he was   working with with doctor Glidden.  



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Yeah.   Well, I I don't know that we'll ever have an answer to the questions.   But,   it's sad, and all of us will miss him. And,   somebody else who   went through his adult life,   you know, trying to enlarge   enlarge   our   foothold on freedom.   Okay? Yep. And, of course, health I also know that there's  

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Paul, I I also think there there's no evidence that Jim backed off on anything when he was trying something new.   Just made it part of the routine   to see a result. I mean, he he started with the methylene blue and decided that that wasn't for him, and he backed out of that completely. But I don't think   while he's doing any of that, he was ever backing off on   any of the Youngevity   stuff at the time. At least that would be my guess.  

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I had heard that he was taking something, and,   doctor Glidden   told him,   get off of that. Stop that immediately.   Would you happen to know what that was? That was probably methylene blue. Yeah.   Okay.   It was   That would make sense for from all the research that I've done.  

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So Yeah. And and doctor Glidden would have had him on a full spectrum of Youngevity   because   he includes it in all of his homeopathic,   you know, protocols.   And I was on my wife and I were on   doctor Glidden's,   webinar,   when Jim asked him about you know,   Jim typed in the chat, and he read it. Glenn read it about, you know, not being able to breathe and and,   so he didn't really talk about, you know, protocol on the show.   I'm sure he contacted him and and talked to him personally, but   there's no homeopathic,   you know, protocols that are gonna kill anybody.   So I I know I'm telling you, Jim's fingernails were black   in 2018   when he came here. That circulation,   big time.  

And that was in 2018.   Yeah. You know, who came here and spent the weekend,   for,   we have a peach festival   here. And my wife had retired   and was well, she wasn't retired yet, but it was in 2018. And she was doing reflexology   in a spa   in downtown   Romeo,   Michigan where they have the Romeo Peach Festival every year.   And this colonial home, you know, this hundred year old big beautiful mansion,   and Jim came with his Beamer. He drove his Beamer. And he brought his Beamer.   And and he   was out front.   And Pam worked that, you know, that weekend during the Peach Festival.   And, they were right on Main Street, you know, and Jim was set up under a tent, and he was given, you know, free Beamer sessions.  

And, he's he was here for the whole weekend. He came and had dinner with us on Friday night. He,   he unveiled   our Beamer with us.   We ate dinner, and then he put me through a Beamer session.   And we spent hours laughing and talking and sharing and,   you know, exploring our property here. And,   and he didn't come back. You know, he stayed out there at a hotel   closer to the place. But,   yeah, my wife was freaking out about his fingernails.   And, you know, she tried to tell him and he said, oh, no. It's not that. And, you know, he blew it off.   But,  

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he told me that I mean, he told me that What else could it what else could it be?   Game green?  

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I don't know, but I don't remember what his response was, but he you know, Jim was very knowledgeable about doc and Youngevity and protocols and stuff.   And,   so we didn't push him, but, I guess we probably should've.   You know, now that we   have this outcome, you know,  

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it did. Well, it just I think it just goes to show you that, you know,   that that life is so precious   and the string can be pulled at any time. You know? And Right. I say the five planks of freedom, and here's a very good illustration that if you don't have the health plank, you ain't got too much.  

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Press and fleeting.  

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You know, black,   fingernails,   cyanosis,   I it   something must have been going on there. But   from that period of time to now,   that would that would be extreme   cyanosis.   I mean, it would he shouldn't even be walking around at that point. Well, he wasn't.   Well, that was back in 2018 when he was the exes. Back then.  

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You know? Yeah.   How was how weak his legs were?  

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Well, he didn't exercise.   I mean, he did were he Was he overweight? Was Jim overweight?  

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At one point, yes. Not when I saw him, he was not.  

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Dave, how how long would when did he start on Youngevity?  

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Oh, right just after I did in around 2012.  

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Okay.  

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Yep.   And he hammered it. He hammered it and got over all of that stuff, you know, like, 24 different issues he had. He was on disability,   from the police force. He had to take early retirement because of all his health issues, and they all disappeared.   And and he was pretty active. You know, he was going he was doing a lot of stuff,   you know, going here and there. And,   he was involved with a lot of different people. And,   the more, you know, he did radio work,   the less he moved around.   And, it I'm afraid it got the better of him.  

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That that's that's exactly what happens is that you you get sedentary   and,   your legs and everything go,   and then the rest of your body goes.  

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Yep. Yep.  

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Well, I can get out and make myself walk. There's a lot of times I could take a taxi, but I'll make myself take that half mile walk to the bus station uphill   strictly for that reason.  

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Perfect.  

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So Well, I've been really looking at the best of well, here it's difficult to walk here because it's so   up and down, you know. And,   but if you get down to the mall, it's all level.   So there you go walk level floors, you know, if you wanna go to those extremes. I guess there's probably a lot of people that do that every day. Hey, Roger. Roger, you ought to do that too. You really you gotta get on it because I tried John, I really tried one. Roger. I mean,  

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do you what sidewalks   paved?  

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Yeah. So some   places paved. I mean, they're concrete sidewalks, but,   walking the street edge of the street sometimes.   But it's a lot it's hilly. You know? It's up and down, and there's not a lot of level stuff around here. So Well, Ron, get yourself a stationary bike. Well, I I don't have a place to put a stationary bike. But Right in the middle of your living room, buddy.  

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Well,  

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or you can certainly hey. It's something I might entertain. I'm not against that. I've got a regular bike that I bought and thinking I'm gonna go exercise, but then   well, I've never I've never even ridden a 10 speed bike before, and you get it. All of a sudden, the damn thing goes downhill, and I don't know how to hardly just stop it and everything else. And that just hadn't done it since. It's difficult to ride around. Describing downhill in Ecuador could be a 90 mile an hour ride. Well, even   it it sure can be seen fast.   Oh, there's a females trying to get in here a second ago. Roger. Let me not get our put our females at a distance, and it happens to be miss Mirka.  

And good morning, Mirka. Good morning.  

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I was I chatted with, Jim, like, I think it was two weeks ago.   And I mentioned to him that a lot of people are getting sick, respiratory issues, sinuses,   flu like, you know, symptoms. They're different,   but it has to do   I mean, like, to us is, like, the exposure of the contrails and the new fog   that they were kind of,   it was coming out and affecting people.   So I've talked to a few people that, you know, have   mentioned that they're still sick, and it's been they've been, like, sick for, like, a month.   So   that may have been a contributor   to, you know, something that's happening because he said that that he did he does,   he remembered seeing the fog and,   you know, being, it being around   his area. So   he did mention that to me. So I was wondering maybe that's something that may have happened,   that may have helped his breathing.  



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Mhmm. Don't know.   I know that Jim, when he was went to school at Ohio State,   there he lived, I think, just to the west of Columbus   a ways.   And I know that one of the things that he used to do, he was in the band,   and he played the tuba.   And I don't know how many of you know anything about Ohio State football and stuff, but it's very traditional. At the first of the game, the band goes out on the field, and they   go through a routine, and they end up spelling out Ohio   State.   And the very last part of that is the tuba   comes in what's called dots the I   and gets up and is the dot of the I on Ohio. And that's what Jim did when he was at Ohio State. He was dotted the I with the tuba.  



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Oh, wow. I didn't know that. He never said he played any instruments. Yep. Yep.  

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Yep. So, anyway, well, we'll miss him, and he contributed much. And,   you know, I think as you get towards the end of your life, you start   thinking about legacy type stuff and what has my life been worthwhile and all those kind of things.   And, I'm sure Jim was fulfilled in all those. Plus, let's not forget his,   contribution to the church with the sound system and all of that, and I know   that he will be missed.  

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Boy, he's mister Ray. But, Raj, we gotta take care of you now, man. You you know, I'm I'm off. I'm in good shape, John. No. You're not. It's like we gotta take care of you. Well, no. You're not you're not your legs are weak.  

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No. They're not really. I mean, you know, back well, I mean, when I'm I remember I've got a good, metric here when I went to   I won a trip to, Stuttgart, Germany.   Well, I was still in Argentina, so that was about Yeah. I remember it. Seven or eight years ago, whatever it was. Anyway, when I was over there, they you know, there are no Apple stores in Argentina.   And so I couldn't even get an Apple if I you know, for somebody unless somebody brought it down. So, anyway, I was in Europe, and,   I said, well, go buy me an iPhone, which I did.   And,   so   and when I got back to BA, I set it up and all that. Buenos Aires.  

And,   BA is pretty flat, and I love to walk. And it's a wonderful walking city,   BA is, because just so interesting.   And,   in ten days there, I walked 65 miles, John,   according to my Apple iPhone.   But that was back then. Well, it was. I can't do that here because but I do walk. I I get out quite a bit.  

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Okay.  

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I mean, really, I'm conscious of it. I'm I push myself to do it. You know, many times, there's a taxi sitting right there, and it's a buck and a half versus walking to that bus stop for for 17¢.   And I guess I'm such a Scotch Jew that I'll take the 17¢   and the exercise.  

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Well, it takes more than just a few intermittent things as I'm seeing, and trying to get it back is, harder than,   if you're you're feeling pretty good and you can start getting up to speed, you gotta get that heart rate up and you gotta get that, those muscles really strong. Yeah.  

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Because you and I could, live a lot longer if we take care of ourselves. I'm I'm hoping I got about twenty years left. I don't know whether that'll happen or not, but we'll see.   I try and take care of myself. I try and eat We have about I take vitamins.   You know We have about two hundred and eighty months.   Okay. Well, whatever. I'm gonna try and make the best every one of them and and free as many damn people as I can between now and then. Yeah. And, if this thing doesn't pop in my lifetime, at least you soldiers and commanders will carry it out, and it'll happen down the future. This information cannot go under. And and that's why I say it's not me. This is not me. This is the information is what carries this program. I'm only a messenger.   I'm a teacher and a mess I That's all.  

Go ahead.  

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And this is Brenda. I hadn't been on in a good while. And Hey, Brenda.   The the call is. So,   I just wanted to I'm the one that,   called Brent to let him know what that I'd found out that Jim had passed away,   because Jim's wife texted me.   Oh, okay. Had called and texted Jim last a few days ago.   And   so I got a text from her last night and just almost fainted when I read it.  

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Yeah.  

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But   And and so I asked her   if we could talk, and she said yes. And it took a little while, but   finally,   she called on my husband's phone. I don't know. He had had me on do not disturb or something she couldn't get on my number. But, anyway   and she was crying,   and   so I couldn't   understand   a lot, but,   they his legs were swollen   very badly.   Uh-huh. And I know Thursday on the call, he was telling us, you know, they were swollen more,   which he had said the week before.   He had to go to church a week ago, Sunday, with shoes with no socks because he couldn't you know, they were swollen then till he couldn't   get his shoes on with any socks.  

And,   so, of course, you know, I was   on the after call Thursday. I was saying, you know, have you been on your Beamer lately? You know? Because we're the ones that introduced him to the Beamer.  

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Oh, okay.  

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Yeah. The Beamer works on microcirculation.   So it goes down to those teeny tiny vessels to try to open those up. You know, people that have had heart issues   get over them when they have used the beamer for a while.   And he and he said, well, he said mine quit working a good while back, and,   of course, they've gone to a newer one now, and you can't hardly even get replacement   parts for the older ones.   So, unfortunately,   he hadn't been using his beamer in a good while.   He had been using the the p 90, the foot device   that,   you know, and the TerraWand   and stuff. He used   to talk about   doing both of those all the time, which works gets good circulation   also,   but I know it's not as good as walking or whatever.  

But,   but this shortness of breath   that started in on him seems like just happened about three weeks ago or so, wasn't it, Samuel,   that he,   he he was taking something, but I I think y'all   decided that maybe he was taking,   the the blue stuff is what it was instead of some other herbal something.   Sounds like. Don't know.   Because I I we were gone for a week, and I wasn't on any of those calls that week that he started having the swelling in his feet,   and the shortness of breath.   But,   anyway,  

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whatever it was, like we said Brenda, it it didn't didn't it start out where he started to have this sort of   annoying little cough, and that's probably   a month and a half, two months ago.   Yeah. And it it seemed to progress from that little cough to,   respiratory   issues   to this   fluid holding.   You know? It just  

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Well, that's that's a sign of   Congestive heart failure. When I  

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when I talked to him the other day, he   he he sounded like he   he wasn't really taking anything other than   because   I don't know. Was he nauseous? Could he could he not keep food down? I I would just suspect that maybe that's where he was at.  

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Wish he'd gone to a hospital. Didn't yeah. Well and see, he told us on Thursday. He said, well, you know,   doctor Glendon has sent me some different stuff each day this week, but he said everybody at the church last week and my wife is after me. If I'm not better tomorrow,   I'm going to the hospital.   And so that's what his wife his wife's name is Gail, by the way. I'd never heard of it, but,   she said   so she was crying. So and I said,   so y'all went to the hospital Saturday, and she said yes.   And I said, so did they were they running tests? And she said, yes.   His liver enzymes were elevated.  

His kidney enzymes were elevated.   And   and then she kinda said, yeah. They're thinking it was congestive heart failure.   But   she doesn't know that   exact diagnosis from Well, that's what it is. But that's all   I got out of my   I'm sorry.   Go ahead.  

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You just wanted to in the hospital?  

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It sounds like it. Yes. Because she,   she just like I say, she was crying, and   I was trying to think what to ask. You know? I didn't go ahead and ask. Well,   you know, did they get him a LASIK or whatever to try to get fluid off?   Surely, they did, but I didn't get to ask that because   I wasn't on the phone with her long, and she had another call coming in she had to take.   So I really only got to talk to her three or four minutes.   But she said, yeah. She said,   you know,   he he I said, well, I just can't believe it because he'd been in such good health most of the time, you know, within the longevity   and all. And her comment was, yeah. He's got so much of that stuff. I don't know what I'm gonna do with it.  

And   she said he was always stirring and drinking something, and she never knew what it was. You know?  

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But believe in the nutrition.   Right. She's a nurse.  

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Right.   So,  

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You're surprised she didn't force him to the hospital sooner  

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being a nurse. I know. I'm I'm surprised  

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she didn't Well, I'm sure Jim was very resistant   to go to the hospital because he probably knew he was gonna die just like Chris.  

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Yeah.  

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Yeah. So If they they could have helped him if he went   On that Just the lower extremity swelling.  

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Well, let Brent Brenda, go ahead. Say what you're we're stepping on each other. Go ahead. On that methylene  

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blue stuff, I mean, I've listened to doctor Artis several times, and   he had a friend   die   after taking that for a couple weeks.   So he totally does not   recommend that for anybody.  

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Well, just  

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all over the all over the scale on that on that issue.   It, total all from from one end to the other is very interesting.  

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Can you repeat that again? What did doctor Artis tell her? Was it the methylene blue?  

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Brenda? That again?  

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Should we   Julie, you wanna repeat your question?  

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Yeah. What would what do you you mentioned doctor Artis. Is that what you said?  

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Uh-huh. Yeah. Doctor Artis has   has,   talked about methylene blue on some of his shows.   So, yeah, you can look some of his stuff up, and he   he researches stuff really good, you know, and he's the one that   found that the   vaccines and stuff has the   the snake toxins and all that stuff in it. Right. And he said that the methylene blue has   it's got some toxic   form of of something in there that he doesn't agree that's good for us.   I can't remember the name.   But after I heard him   on that, I we had been taking it some, but you're supposed to start real slow with it.   And   whatever Jim was doing, I know one day in the last two weeks on one of his shows, he's mentioned,   well, I was taking way more than I should've.  

So he probably   was taking you know, instead of three or four drops, he may have been taking twenty or something. Who knows?   But,  

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if that's what it was, and and like I say, I don't know either Brenda, if I may, I I remember him saying he was taking twenty drops.  

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Oh, really? Yep.  

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That when I first heard him talk about it, he said he was taking twenty drops in a glass of water and drinking it right down.  

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Oh, of the methylene blue. Yep. Yeah. I know somebody that was taking twenty drops twice a day.  

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Yeah. Jim may have been doing that too. I'm I can't remember, but I I know he was taking it at least once a day in the morning, and he was doing twenty drops in a glass and drinking it down. And,   I   I thought he might have been doing it twice.  

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Yeah. And and that that could've   from listening to doctor Artis's calls talking about it, which it's been a few months ago when I heard him,   and   and Jim even did some calls a few months ago on methylene blue. Somebody else talking about it. And, Samuel, I don't know if you remember those, but I remember one. And,   so we kinda started taking ours again, but we were only doing a couple drops a day because I I had had someone else say you're supposed to start real slow.   Well, after   he had that on, we did take it for a little while, maybe three or four weeks. I don't know. And then we happened to hear doctor Ardis' show again   on it, and I took our bottle and threw it in the trash   because I thought that convinced me   that  

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What I understand Jim said is the the reason that   he got off of it was   because doctor Glidden said he should get off of it. It's not a good thing.  

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Yeah.   Well, I knew he said Glidden told him to stop something, whatever it was, but he didn't. I didn't ever hear what he said he told him to stop.  

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But One of the one of the things was the methylene blue.   Could have been other things as well.   I mean, when you're when you're doing a homeopathic   remedy, I don't know if you try to blank the slate or not, but   sounds like that might have been some of the reason that   Jim wasn't maybe doing   some of the Youngevity. But that doesn't sound like glutton because like Dave said, he's a big advocate of Youngevity.   So,  

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Right. And Jim said that he's there in the last two weeks.   I know on one of the calls, he said, well, I'm still doing   everything,   my daily routine   of my shake and all, you know, with with Youngevity.   Yeah. So   I did hear him say that.   But, anyway, yes, he was at the hospital,   and I think   his, you know, his wife,   she didn't say she had been there with him or was there when he died. She just said, you know, it was   early Sunday morning that he passed away.   But they had been there Saturday.  

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He will be missed.   He'll be missed. Yeah. On Mother's Day. Well, that's right. I forgot yesterday was mom's day.  

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Yeah. Lower   extremity swelling, I I'm surprised that, he didn't have kidney failure as well.  

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Might have, John.   Don't know.   Yeah. Anyway, just it does illustrate the fact that we need to try and stay on top of our health as well as we can, and it's one of those well, like I said a minute ago, you know, all the planks of freedom, if if you don't have the health one, none of the others are worth a damn,   pretty much. So,   it's very important to all of us and all,   most of the folks that are drawn to our message here are   longer in the tooth or getting there quickly,   and, so it becomes exceptionally important. And   there's a there's a lot of things going on right now that are historically   earth shattering.  

Personally, I'd like to be in lie alive to watch some of them.   And,   the other great desire of mine is that we can break this information   before I die.   So unlike John Benson who paved the way for all this, laid the foundation,   who didn't get to see it materialize, just the front end of it,   just the   the first part of when we realized what the master key was. He didn't live   too much longer since that past that.   Anyway, that's, the lesson for today. We'll miss you, Jim, and rest in peace,   big guy.   Anybody else got any   thing to say about that?  



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No.   I'm just glad that, I got to set you know, we're getting to seventy seven.  

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Yeah.  

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Yep. I never thought I was gonna make it past 28.  

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Well, I I tell you, you know, you can when you were younger and you'd think about it, if I get old, I you know, when I'm 64   god. 64?   Yeah. Well, boy, I saw that sign   a long time back.  

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Yeah.  

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I've seen a lot of road signs since '64. I promise you.   But I do for me, for the people that worry about me,   I'm in real good shape, I think, all in all.   And, I can't tell you exactly because I don't go to doctors. Well, go go get some testing done.   Well, I've I've thought about it.   But, anyway, I'm in good shape. And if the Lord decides to pull the string, you he's gonna pull it. You know?   So, but I feel like I've got a number of good years ahead of me and feel good,   look good. I'm not obese. I might have a little bit of a belly, but not too much.  

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Roger, it should be easy for you to get tested. It shouldn't cost that much down there. I'm sure it doesn't. No. I'm sure it doesn't. I just don't like doctors, John. Listen. Just well I just I'm sorry. I don't like them. Well, you're not going to a doctor. You're just getting tested.  

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Yeah. You just you want the numbers. You just wanna see what your numbers. I well, I'd like to see why I don't have as much energy as I think I would have. Because you're too sedentary.   Well, might be. Might be.   But I do get out and and   and exercise, not daily on a regular   five miles basis   like some folks do, but I do exercise. I am conscious of it. And,   whew. Yeah. That little Well, I I just say I'm telling you, that walk uphill to the bus station is pretty challenging. K? I just say test, don't guess. That's all. I mean Okay.  

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When I started testing, I found out that, you know what the problems were and I'm able to address them directly,   nutritionally.   Yeah. If you're if you're halfway there,   and you still feel pretty healthy, now is the time to get at least a baseline of where you are.   Okay. So that if changes start occurring, then you have something to go back and look at, and and they can they can they can tell a lot quicker   what's going on with you. Alright.  

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So well, anyway, hopefully, it's it's good, and I feel like it's good. Most time, I feel pretty good. I just don't I don't have a lot of energy. That's what I've been looking for is something that   where you don't wanna be so sedentary.   You know? Mhmm. So, anyway, that's, what we're doing right at the end of the first hour here in a second. I'm gonna have some of those folks drop away, I believe.   But, we most of us here on the program, we're familiar with Jim, and I don't know if all the people in the audience totally were not were or were not. But,   he was a great guy, and he was a friend to, basically all of us, and we'll miss him. K?  

So rest in peace, Jim, and   we're just, sorry you it wasn't in the cards for you to spend a little more time with us.   So here in a second, we'll   did anybody else get something to add to that?  

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I haven't figured out what I'm gonna do with them yet, but   I am 275   episodes away from memorializing   your DIY health on my hard drive.  

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Okay.   I'll tell you if somebody's got connections to,   to his his widow   to see about because he had a whole bunch of good law books and stuff in his library there. I know one of them was he had the Tom Shoff package, the original one. He purchased it.   They might reach out to the wife and ask him, mom, and I imagine others are doing the same thing about that library. Make sure it doesn't just get tossed.   This is my reason.   It probably end up down there with Daryl, I would think.   So, we'll see.   There's a whole bunch of stuff going on in the world.   It's, like I said, I hated the start of the show this morning with this news.  

And,   we'll try not to dwell on it and,   wish Jim RIP.   And   if you would, Paul,   say a due to our Chicago's affiliate.  

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Thank you for being with us this morning for the first hour, one zero six point nine W BOU   FM Chicago.   Follow us into the second hour,   by going to the matrixstocks.com.   That is the matrixd0cs.com.   Click on either the eurofolkradio.com   link or the Global Voice Radio Network link. You wanna   follow us into the after show.   Today, Global Voice Network will be continuing the after show,   right here where we are. However, I will have one system   that will be logged into the Your DIY   Health   FCC conference room, and I will be recording,   the events of the day there   afterward.  



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So Yeah. Thanks. Jim Allen.   Thank you.   Two tuba stories here. Actually,   one tuba story.   My friend, Walt, down here, Symanski,   the internationally known jazz trumpet player.   And,   when he got invited down here, he one of his mentors, a drummer named Doc,   Doc Holiday,   fairly.   Had a well known name around big band stuff, and,   Doc was down here with his wife. They're Bahais.   There's a, evidently, a pretty big Baha'i group here, and they moved down here and loved it. And, anyway, having that relationship, Doc brought,   suggested and brought,   Walt down. And the first thing he did was to,   be the conductor of the Ecuadorian   Symphony   for a season or so. And then he ended up getting a job at the best college in the country, which is in our town in the music,   air, department teaching music theory and jazz theory and stuff.  

He's a pretty good guy. And so,   he was,   telling me when he had got that job   at the the symphony down here, Ecuador wanted him to   you know, know about his health and all that stuff. So he was in New York, and they sent him to a doctor. You know? So you gotta go get this physical and all this. And it's, I think it's only the first or second time in his whole life He'd never even been to a doctor. And so he's up there, and the guy gives him the clean bill of health. He says, man, you're in great shape. He said, when's the last time you went to a doctor? Said, I don't go to him. And the doctor went, that's why you're so healthy.   And it's not that was funny.  

Then another time, they played a lot of Jewish stuff up there, bar mitzvahs and whatnot.   And they were playing some   some function,   And,   there were some jewels in in the home that were stolen.   And,   so as everybody was leaving, they were   checking everybody out, you know. And so,   the band's going through   and the tuba guy, and they said, turn that thing over. And a whole turkey   and some silverware   came out.   And the lady the lady in the house says, I can understand the turkey, but give me back my silverware.   So, that just kinda registered with me on the tune of the tuba theme.   So, mister, there are a lot of stuff going on that's very important, folks, and I'm and not to negate Jim's passing or his presence or the memories that he left us with.  

And I think he would be very pleased to see,   maybe I'm wrong,   that, boy Netanyahu   Israel and The US   are going through some real stressful times.   All of a sudden, bam,   Pretty short. But,   evidently,   Trump   has, now Al this came out of Alex's mouth. He's got connections up to the upper part of the Trump campaign administration,   and his people say   Trump hates   Netanyahu   and will not even take his phone calls.   K?   Boy, is that I don't know if I don't know if it's just my prayers that are being answered, but, boy, that's an answer to prayer right there.   Schism. Let's get a schism. Let's show him who these damn people   really are. And it didn't take   it took Netanyahu   to show him who they really are.  

And,   so there's a bunch of repercussions that are happening. Evidently, this waltz   waltz is that is he a Jew?   Wasn't he a, representative before?   I I it sound his name sounds like it is.   Yep. And I think he was a representative in the house.   Wasn't he before Trump tapped him for this position? I'm not familiar with his background,   but he appears to be the rat in the ointment. Do what?  

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I'm I'm not familiar with him at all just from this Okay. Issue.  

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Well, don't worry. Somebody's researching it up right now. Larry's probably talking to Brock about it and come back and tell us about it. Regardless,   it was Waltz that was in   on the split,   and this whole thing comes from Iran   on on can can you go over and bomb Iran for us? You know? Give us cover once again. You know, the same old Israelite   crap. And so, their half of the cabinet was for it and half was against it, and Waltz was on the for it side.   And, evidently,   BB   had had private consultations   and meetings with him, and they had had a real avid Zionist that he appointed to one of his key,   underling positions there,   NSA or whatever   position he held.  

And so,   that and they tried to go blame it on Hegseth   and try   and and black it on him because they want him out of there too because he's on the on the no less bomb Iran side.   And they got rid of three of his top   aids that were all on the let's not bomb Iran   side. Well, those are the ones that got fired a couple weeks ago, so we don't know why we got let go. You know? So all this stuff is building, and then it turns out that Wallace is having these private meetings with Netanyahu   and trying to influence Trump's internal internal cabinet with this. And I'm sure that exacerbated what must have been an already frustrating   relationship for mister Trump with this.  

Yahoo's just an absolute nutcase,   folks.   So, anyway, all that. Now they're going to, I think they're leaving this afternoon for a big, Middle East tour.   They're gonna go to Israel.   Hegseth will not join them in Israel.   He's going to fly on past Israel   and go over to the next stop in Saudi Arabia.   More fraction, more friction, more tension. You could see it in this in the scale, the way these things are being done.   And,   what an exciting time. K?   I'm sorry Jim didn't live to see this.   But,   anyway, there's a lot of tension up there on that. I mean, supposedly, it'd be good for Trump to get out of town for a couple of days. But I think it's his first trip, actually, officially.   And, he's gonna go to Qatar   and   one of the other one,   Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates, couple of these smaller countries over there.  

Gotcha. But,   yes, sir, Dave. What have you got to add here, son?   Breaking news.  

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I didn't I don't know if something happened to Air Force One, but Qatar   just,   gave Trump a gift of a $400,000,000   airliner   to replace Air Force One.   What happened Air Force One?  

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It's about forty years old. Trump started a contract in his earlier term   for Boeing to build a new one.   Biden and them screwed that up totally and completely.   That went on the back burner.   Now he's back in. He's still having to deal with an older plane, and Qatar has given them one.   I don't know if it's just to use or giving it to him per per month. They're giving it to them.   Okay. Well, I heard them talk about it. Donated.  

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Okay. He's he says he's gonna donate it to the defense department,   and then we'll have to the the taxpayers   have to pay to retrofit it to Air Force One. And then when his term ends,   they'll retire that to his presidential   library.  

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Okay. Something like that. Some convoluted thing, but they're gonna use it. And Qatar is trying to get in the good graces of everybody, and God bless them.   The guy from Qatar seems to be very level headed. I saw Tucker Carlson interview him for about an hour,   here a while back, and he's, quite a level headed guy   and has been trying to, alleviate some of the tensions over there. But how can you alleviate tensions in that part of the world when this maniac,   absolute psychopath murdering Netanyahu   still is screwing around over there? The guy's just a I mean, he's still yeah.  

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Speak to Yahoo.  

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It's   I have no words almost, okay, honestly, on that creep.   So   he's evidently got prostate cancer. Maybe it'll  

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stop being the slow killer and be the fast killer. Anyway, he's a real real blemish. Do a biopsy and open that that walnut up, then, then it takes over his whole body. Can I tell one Jim story?  

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can. Just yeah. Go ahead.  

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Okay. You know,   you talked about him playing the tuba.   You know, Jim was was I remember him telling a story. He was at Kent State   when they murdered those four men or four students. Right.   He wasn't there   when it happened, but he was there that day   skipping out of school   for that protest,   and he had to leave to go to work or something. I can't remember the exact   story, but he him and his buddies   left early. They snuck in. They they were there, and then they left early. And on on their way home, they heard about the shooting.   So he could have been in involved in that. You know, he was right there in the midst of Well Pretty crazy.  



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Yep. Yep. Yeah.  

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Well, Raj, think about all the leaders that started the state of Israel. All of them were terrorists.  

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Yes. Of course.   Either they were from the Ergon or the Stern gang, one of those two.   And they went many of them went on to become prime ministers. That's exactly right. They they took all these terrorist people and and held them up as, great heroes. And and they and the one I can't Bagan Menokin Bagan that wanted peace. Well, hell, they killed him.   I mean, these these people I'm sorry, folks.   You you you go do your own study on them and see what you come away with. But  

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people's memories, and they hide this stuff. You know?   You you really gotta   have the history to go through that to to recognize what these people really do. They keep saying, you know, oh, Israel is this. We never  

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disturb our neighbors.   Folks, go back and read the history of this, an accurate history. If you can find one, the only place I know to get a grasp on that in one spot is Allison Ware's if Americans knew dot org.   If   If if I believe it's if Americansknew.org.  

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Right? And and Spingola.  

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Oh, and Spingola too. But even Allison Weier's done more deep Oh, yeah. Than Deanna has. No. She'd be great to have on the show, man. I really wish she could get her on here. I wish I could get a hold of her too. I'd love to have her on here. I really admire her and what she's done. And if you don't know, she's a term she I don't know if she's still teaching or not, but she was a tenured professor at,   University of California, Berkeley, I believe,   and, was in initially   was all for the Israelis as this whole thing started, and she started to learn about it.   She, if I remember right, went over there   and started   being confronted with the true   things that have happened over there and came back and started researching and heavily so it's totally turned and went against Israel and pro Palestinian.  

And this is one thing that really influenced me. I have not been able to find it when I was over there, not recently, within the last few years one time.   But she took a there's a history of the region,   and it used to be the long version. I believe they might have a short version now.   But,   I I printed it out to read it because it's 21 pages long   and highlighted the things that   the reason I wanted to print and read it. And hell, John, the thing was almost one highlight from front to back. Yeah. But when we Yeah. Let me just finish. Let me show you what the for the audience. If if you wanna go look at this and learn about this, the reason it's important, it wasn't her writings. What she did was went back and got four books of the day written by authors of the day when these events were happening. Two of them were Jewish.   One of them was Gandhi.  

So she took these four novels by these prominent people   and worked it into this history of Israel.   And, man, it is.   These people are they're just demons.   Really. K?   Do you   ever get in a discussion with anybody about this? These are older points that are very important. The Lavonne affair. You hear a lot of people talking about the USS Liberty these days, especially.   Our our circles have been talking about it for years,   but very few of you know what the Lavonne affair is. You know what it was, John? No. I don't.  

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What convinced me they were real enemies was was when they went after the Liberty.  

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Well, this is pre liberty. Right. This is pre liberty. Yes, sir. And what happened after the founding shortly after the founding, the one thing they wanted to do was get us in,   like Iran, wanted to get us to in a war with Egypt.   And so they had students down there, undercover Mossad officers, no doubt, that were setting up bombs   and trying to blame it on the the Egyptians bombing American facilities or something, if I remember correctly.   Anyway, one of the little hooligan Mossad officers,   the bomb went off prematurely in his pocket, and it eventually   caused the resignation   of the prime minister at that time who was named Levon.  

Hence, the Levon affair.   This is right after they were founded in '48. K?   Then you had, as they were taking over   have you heard of Doctor. Yasin,   John? No.   Really?   Doctor. Yasin, unfortunately, had a very strategically   located town.   They were actually friendly   to the Israelis,   but because of the importance of the high ground and where their town was,   the IDF totally invaded them, killed all the men. They they took the women, and they put them in houses   and had them clean the house all night. And then when the sun came up, they dynamited it with them in it.   That's the Israelis   and their allies,   the the Arabs that were friendly to them. Dier is two words. You wanna go look it up? Go look it up. The anniversary of it's just about this time of year, if I remember right. D I e r, Dier   Yassin, y a s s I n. Go look it up and read for yourself.  



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Spell it again.  

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D I e r, dier,   Yassin,   y a s s I n. It's even on Wikipedia.   Okay?   Much to their chagrin, I'm sure, much slanted the story slanted in their area if you their way if you could slant such a horrible thing. But that's who these people are right there. K? Right. And then you had the USS Liberty after that and, you know, on and on and on, on and on.   Looks like that. At least part of it is being confronted by a president,   finally.   Finally.   K? Mhmm. Yes, Paul.  

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And if anybody's gonna research it, I would suggest that you get on the stick because between   scrubbing history and the Mandela effect, the longer you wait, the less you're gonna learn.  

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You know, that's such a high point event. It's hard for them to scrub it. Like I said, it's even in Wikipedia.   But wise words from Paul.   And, of course, they can't stand you bringing up these things and people knowing about them because they got no defense.   They got no defense. Just like with us,   all they do is stand mute, don't you? You're listening, aren't you, you little slimers?   Yeah. We got you. We got you right by the damn short hairs like nobody's ever had you before.   And you can't do a damn thing about it, can you? Not No. That's why they keep thing. That's why they keep creating more and more stuff to keep our attention away from the historical,   access Of course. Of course. What these people have done. Oh, they're masters at the memory hole. Come on. Look at all the statues and stuff that were torn down and everything during this   last communist administration.  

Thank god they're gone.   Did anybody I went back yesterday and over the weekend and watched   that, Martin Armstrong interview with the the Chihuahua,   USA Watchdog.   I can't think of his name right now.   Greg Hunter.  

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Greg Hunter. I I got half of it. I have to go back and finish it. Well, it's pretty interesting because you gotta remember one thing.  

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Martin Armstrong will reply   relies on Socrates, the computer he built a while back, evidently,   which has never been wrong.  

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Did you know that, John? Yes. I do. And then that's one of the reasons that I follow him so closely because he was   instrumental in the creation of even the euro.  

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I mean, they these guys consult them all around the world. He told them they were he told them it was gonna fail. Yeah. Okay.  

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Yeah. But I think that was   I think that was their intention because when they formed the European Union, they they wanted to get rid of,   all of this   nationality stuff where people are proud of their nations. And   it even got to the point where it was getting violent. Yeah. You're too nationalistic,   you know, and you gotta erase that idea. Going on right now. Yes. That's why they allowed the Arab invasions   to destabilize these countries. And all you gotta do is look at Sweden and the and those countries up there that started it off. It's repulsive.   I don't wanna look at it. Cousins over there are afraid afraid to go out at night. I can understand that totally. 100%.  



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The rape and all these, you know, it's got some very lovely women, and these monsters are are red. The women are scared to go out at night too even with an escort.   Who was trying to say something there?   Somebody was trying to say something, weren't you?  

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George. George.   George. George.  

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Hey. Yeah. Yeah. What you got for us?  

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if you can hear me. Just on Talk talk right now. We can't hear you. No. He's got too much echo. Talk talk right in the phone or get that headset off. That's right. George? Oh, about thousands of hours. Yeah. Yes. Can you read me now? Over over. Yes. Yes. Jan Lamprecht just published a great thing from 1936.   If anybody's on his history reviewed   website or,   Africa in crisis, but   he found some real good documentation from 1936   about how they planned through using   the takeover of Freemasonry   to, take over all the European monarchies.  

Yeah. So really, really good research that Jan, he's a he's a bulldog and,   try it. Spell it. Spell it. Shonda.   Yes. Spell it for the computer. A n.   Wait a minute. Slow down. A n and then Lamprecht.  

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Yep. How do you spell the last name?  

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L a Lambrecht.  

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Yeah. E I'm sorry. E e c October. E. Okay.  

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Go ahead. Start it again, George. I stepped on you. Go ahead.  

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L a, m   as in Mary,   p r   e as in Edward,   c h, t as in Tom.   Okay. History Reviewed is his channel and, Okay. Also African Crisis.   And, he   his,   his research is impeccable, and,   he's a bulldog.   He was in Rhodesia. His brother was in the Rhodesian army, so he knows personally,   firsthand what they brought to there. And then they they the family moved to South Africa and Yeah. He's staying there and he's seeing what's going on. So, anyway I had a friend in Argentina  

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who went the same I had a friend in Argentina who went the same route, Johnny Hill. He, was in Rhodesia, went in the Rhodesian army, moved to South Africa,   finally got to Argentina somehow, but he still his biggest plague was he still has South African   passport,   which he called a black mamba.   I think the covers of it are black. You know?   And he he he went on this is unbelievable. He had a sister over in   Australia or New Zealand. No. He was in Australia.   But if you're gonna go to a flight Australia, you've stopped in New Zealand too. You know? And so he went and visited his sister in Australia and was coming back and held they confiscated his passport and kicked him off the damn plane. He got stuck in New Zealand because of this   South African passport. He ended up marrying an Argentine girl and getting an Argentine one finally, but it's evidently like a curse. You know?  



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By the way, Raj, are you  

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Go ahead, George.  

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I was gonna say he,  

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he tried to get in US, for tour, Lamprecht, and they wouldn't they wouldn't let it have been. So Well, just like pageant. Have you you hadn't been around long enough to hear pageant, have you, George?   We got a gal from Southern California who's an absolute   triple type a lioness. Her name's Padgett,   and they're South African.   And her mother was some international   tennis player.   And,   she's the only one we've had refused. Wouldn't give them a passport. And then what happened was she you know, her daughter did it and told her about it. She goes, well, I wanna do it. So she goes and writes up an affidavit or whatever and sends it in and doesn't keep a copy of it. Then they come back and say, we're not gonna do it for you. And she can't go back and hold her feet to the fire because she didn't have a copy of what she sent them.   So always keep copies, folks. Please always keep copies, but they were all South African.  

My bad had a lot to do with that too, I'm pretty sure, George. George, I wanted to ask you. I'm glad you checked in today. Wasn't it you that was telling us something about one of my   rebellious relatives over in England some centuries ago? Didn't you bring that up on the show?  

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Yes. George o Sales.  

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George o Sales.   And what exactly did this little rebel do?  

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So he for   years, or three months a year, did research on   the separation of the king's bench from the parliament  

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and how Oh, George, start that. Start. Let's get Let's see. George, Oh, if I'm I'm gonna interrupt you because you're still faint, could you talk right into the microphone? Because I wanna hear, especially, but the audience too, what some of my relatives were up to so many centuries ago. And we want AI to be able to give us a true transcript.   Right.   Two.  

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Let   me,  

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I'm sorry to put you  

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you through this. But Some of the most interesting things, you know, we have difficulty with the sound, and AI can't replicate the,  

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the information because we get a full transcript on every anywhere every show now. It's, you know, I've never thought much about AI, but it is very impressive, the little I've seen.   I know there's bad side too.   There.   Now we can hear him.  

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So yeah. So, basically,   Georgios Sales did research for fifteen years.   What what year was this? Do we remember what year this was about? I do. I have to look up for the footnotes what the publication was, but   I   I'm reading a book, the history of the common law in New England.  

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Uh-huh.  

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Basically,   George O'Sails,   showed the separation of the king's bench from parliament because a lot of people including Blackstone and   and Koch,   even,   had kind of one philosophy.   And Maitland, I forget his first name.   Name, that's who's the author of the book I'm reading. He's the one who mentions George O'Sellis. But the idea was that, when you when the circuit went around, the king went with, and,   that was not, you know, parliamentary. It was really the king's bench, and   they would prosecute, you know, trespasses and everything else. So it was quite interesting to research. I can I can,   I'm at work or phone right now, but I can   get that actual publication,  

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to you or in the after show or something if I get bossed? Alright. Well, that's a great one. I've thought I've thought it a cup about a couple of times since you mentioned it. We had to be related.   And, I would love to know what his exploits were back then. Had to do with the king's bench and when they sent it out on circuit.   That's quite interesting. So Parliament   was, was taking their influence and attaching it to the king's bench as it went on circuit. Is that what I'm saying? Spell the name O'Sales for the e a I n? I think it's o initial, but I'm not sure. Let's ask George.   Was it George hyphen? O period  

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Sales. O period and then sales. Yep. Middle name is Yeah. There you go. Orwell. No. Just kidding.  

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Yeah.   So I tell I'm telling you, Orange is in the bloodline. We're, you know, we're a feisty bunch.   I gotta run back, but, yeah. I'll live I'm on I'm all ears. Thanks. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, George. Thanks for making the phone where we could hear you.   Yeah. So I wanna know more about this, John.   Yeah. I gotcha. You can dig your relatives out of the closet there, and they're instrumental in your field.   It's just kinda interesting. You know?  

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By the way, I I did bring a, audio today on   birthright citizenship by a pretty famous defense attorney,  

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talking about it. It's about sixteen minutes long. Well, let's play it. We can change the time. Anybody else got any reason we shouldn't play this? Do you wanna say something?   Has Paul got it queued up?   Stupid question.   Yeah.   Yes. I do. Rhetorical.   Rhetorical in nature. Well, since this is a topic that's, we need to be real familiar with, it's good to have you. Well, listen, there's gonna be some big things that are gonna come out of all this discussion. I believe   the Supreme Court's deliberating it right now. I believe it's been presented.   Is this the one that was from the   constitutional   lawyer, which his name it started with an e, Eden or something?  



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No. This is this is from Andrew Branca, b r a n c a. Uh-huh. He is a,   defense attorney making sure that people, if they defend themselves with guns, do not get arrested by the police and how to defend yourself and make sure that you have,   your your stuff in in order. Well, I see him already. He's doing a great discussion here about,   birthright citizenship,   and I thought it's this is an abbreviation of a longer show. You can actually go to his channel   and get the long version if you want. But this sixteen minutes is very informative.  

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I've got one of another Eastman's that guy's name. I've got one of another attorney that's going over Eastman's   brief on this recently. I just haven't had a chance to watch it yet. Paul, you wanna play this? Let's hear what this gentleman has to say. If he's protecting people for using guns and defending themselves,   I think we'll probably be on the same page.  

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Yes. Okay. Let's get this done.  

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My my interest here and this is something I've never heard split before   is when they start applying it   to people who were not residents.   That's what Eastman, the big   question mark Eastman left. And people ask, well, where where did you find it? He said, well, I I it's fifties, forties,   sometime after 1933   is when they turn that thing. K? So, anyway, that's my question on the area of interest, but I'd like to hear everything. You'll probably hear the same old slaughterhouse cases Wong Kim Ark, l b Wilkins   mentioned and and referred to. But let's go ahead and hear what they gotta say. Thank you, John, for bringing it to our attention.  



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Yeah. And and this,   this further demonstrates,   the very basis for all of my nightmares and what keeps me awake at night. It's invariably when there's a video to play,   something will come up. Either my phone will ring. I'll get a delivery at my door. My doorbell just went off. Or I'll be in the little room with the little window taking care of something urgent.   Whatever. So here we go. Let's do this. Yeah. We're off.  

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I think.   Maybe.  

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Yeah. It's trying to play.   It's trying to play.   My computer is exceedingly busy right now. Come on.  

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Don't make a liar out of me. Come on. Come on. Come on, little YouTube.   Come on.  

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Oh, for crying out.  

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Come on. So simply being born in the  

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There he is.   So simply being born, I got that much.   Why are we having all these problems here?  

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Is clearly not enough to be an American citizen since it doesn't apply to Native American Indians.   Something more is required. And by the way, Native American Indians were subject to the criminal law of The US. If they murdered someone, they were subject to being tried in our criminal courts. So something more is required than simply being born in The US and being subject   to our judicial   jurisdiction,   and that is political jurisdiction.   Note what they say here.   These Indians who maintain their tribal relations. In other words, they have a political bond   to a government, not The United States. That's what's key here.  

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One of the ones he signed immediately after being sworn in for his second term,   protecting the meaning and value of American citizenship.   And a lot of people, especially those on   the left,   argue that, this means Trump is overturning birthright citizenship.   In fact, in fact, birthright citizenship is simply not a thing. Trump's not overturning anything.   He's simply acknowledging   what the actual law is   on so called   birthright citizenship. But, of course, the reporting we get   all looks like   this nonsense   from CNN.   The communist news network,   make that a little bit bigger.  

And there they have   a picture of Wong Kim   Ark who was   a a child of Chinese immigrants   in the case that went to the Supreme Court in 1998.   Completely   misrepresented,   of course, here by CNN. What does CNN have to say?   And this was written right after the, the executive order came out on January 20 when Trump was sworn in. It's one of the many he signed that day after his swearing in. This news article came out just a few days later.   And CNN writes, in the few days since he returned to the White House, president Donald Trump's sweeping executive orders   have shattered   political and legal norms,   but one order is in a category of its own. His decree to end   the constitutional   promise of birthright citizenship   contradicts the plain words of the fourteenth amendment   and would reverse in 1898   Supreme Court milestone   case. That case was brought by the son of Chinese nationals, and it has long guaranteed citizenship for anyone born in United States   unless the parents fall under such narrow exceptions   as foreign diplomats or soldiers of invading armies.  

All a lie. All a lie. And by the way,   the,   the same court   that they think supports the same supreme court that in 1898   supported   birthright citizenship. That's the same court that passed the Dred Scott case   that said slaves could not be citizens.   That one was reversed.   This one should be reversed too. I think it's bad law. But in any case, it doesn't say what CNN   says it says.   Trump had also posted up on social media, the fourth amendment right of American citizenship never had anything to do with modern day gatecrashers,   illegal immigrants who break the law by being in our country. It had everything to do with giving citizenship to former slaves.  

Our founding fathers are spinning in their graves at the idea that our country can be taken away from us. No nation in the world has anything like this. Our lawyers and judges have to be tough and protect   America.   So why do people get confused? People get confused about this notion of birthright citizenship because they're ill informed   and ignorant. I don't mean ignorant in a derogatory sense. I mean, in a technical sense. They literally don't know what they're talking about.   Here is that provision of the first amendment   often referred to as the birthright clause of the fourteenth amendment, And it reads, all persons born or naturalized in The United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of The United States and of the state wherein they reside. And people look at that and they say, well, it says all persons born in The United States are citizens of The United States. Doesn't that settle it, Andrew? It's clear. It's in the plain language of the fourteenth amendment,   except these same people   forget about this part   and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,   or they simply misunderstand   what it means. They think it means being subject to our criminal jurisdiction, for example. If you're in The US and you commit a crime, you commit a murder, obviously, you're subject to the jurisdiction   of our criminal courts.  

But that's true of everybody. Citizens, not citizens, born here, not born here, that's speaking. That concept of being subject to our criminal jurisdiction is a particular form of jurisdiction,   but that's not the form of jurisdiction being spoken of here. What's being spoken of here is   political   jurisdiction.   Are you subject to the draft? Can you vote? Do you have to pay American taxes?   Political   jurisdiction, not simply   judicial   jurisdiction. And how do we know what this means? Well, first of all, it has to mean something other than   simply being subject to the criminal courts because, of course, you're subject to the criminal courts if you're in The US. Everybody is.  

And it has to be more than simply being physically present in The US because everyone born in The US is obviously physically present upon   immersion   from their mom.   So it needs something more, and it cannot just be ignored because the US constitution and its amendments do not have extra words. Subject to the jurisdiction thereof has to mean something more than merely being physically present,   like being born, or it would be redundant. And there's no redundant language   in the   constitution   or its amendments. Now   the good news is we know   what's meant by subject to the jurisdiction thereof in the fourteenth amendment because the men who wrote and ratified the fourteenth amendment   told us so. They had extensive   debates in the senate about the fourteenth amendment and this clause   and the particular phrase   subject to the jurisdiction   thereof.  

I've pulled a bunch of quotes from here because that's what the language means. When you do constitutional interpretation, the meaning of the words is the meaning they had when the nation adopted   the constitution or the amendment in question.   Now I'm not gonna cite reference all these quotes to, to names because they're all senators that obviously are long dead.   This is this fourteenth amendment was ratified shortly after the civil war, so, obviously, everyone here is dead. But take my word for it. These are all senators engaged in debate about this particular clause. What do they have to say?   The amendment I've offered, the fourteenth amendment, is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already that every person born within the limits of The United States and subject to their jurisdiction   is by virtue of natural law and national law, a citizen of The United States. Okay?  

That same senator goes, but Indians born within the limits of The United States and who maintain their tribal relations   are not, in the sense of this fourteenth amendment, born subject to the jurisdiction of The US. So right away, he's talking about Native American Indians born in The US. They're not automatically American citizens. They've never actually been automatically American citizens under the fourteenth amendment.   They are American citizens under a statute that was adopted in 1925, but not under the fourteenth amendment.   So simply being born in The US is clearly not enough to be an American citizen since it doesn't apply to Native American Indians.  

Something more is required.   And, by the way, Native American Indians were subject to the criminal law of The US. If they murdered someone, they were subject to being tried in our criminal courts. So something more is required than simply being born in The US and being subject to our judicial jurisdiction, and that is political jurisdiction. Note what they say here. These Indians who maintain their tribal relations. In other words, they have a political bond to a government, not The United States. That's what's key here.   It's perfectly clear   that the mere fact that a man is born in the country has not heretofore entitled him   to the right to exercise political power. There's no political   jurisdiction.  

Senator Trumbull, the provision is that all persons born in The United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens.   That means subject to the complete   jurisdiction.   What do we mean by subject to the jurisdiction of The US? Not owing allegiance to anybody else. That is what it means.   So simply being born in The US is not enough.   And, of course, we're speaking here of babies being born, but the babies don't automatically become US citizens because they have the nationality   of their parents. They have the foreign bond.   Another senator, it cannot be said of any Indian who owes allegiance,   partial allegiance, if you please, to some other government that he is subject to the jurisdiction of The US. It is only those persons who come completely within our jurisdiction,   who are subject to our laws that we think of making citizens.  

I have already replied to the suggestion as to the Indians being subject to our jurisdiction. They are not subject   to our jurisdiction in the sense of owing allegiance solely to the The United States.   They would not be embraced by this provision.   Now all that this fourteenth amendment provides is that all persons born in The United States and not subject to some foreign power,   for that no doubt is the meaning of the committee who have brought the matter before us, shall be considered as citizens in The United States.   I concur entirely with the honorable senator from Illinois in holding that the word jurisdiction, as here employed, ought to be construed as to imply a full and complete jurisdiction on the part of The US.  

Certainly, gentlemen cannot contend that an Indian belonging to a tribe, although born within the limits of The US, is subject to the full and complete jurisdiction.   That question has long since been adjudicated so far as the usage of the government   is concerned.   Another senator. In one sense, all persons born within the geographical limits of The US are subject to the jurisdiction of The US, but they are not subject to the jurisdiction of The US in every sense.   Take the child of an ambassador. In one sense, that child born in The US is subject to the jurisdiction of The US because if that child commits the crime of murder or commits any other crime against the laws of the country, to a certain extent, he is subject to the jurisdiction of The US, but not in every respect.   I understand the words here, subject to the jurisdiction of The US to mean fully and completely   subject to the jurisdiction of The US.  

So what was the fourteenth amendment really about? What it was really about in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War is our nation had a bunch of just freed slaves.   Those slaves had no nationality anywhere else.   They would be stateless.   So the fourteenth amendment was intended to address that problem, providing American citizenship   to   the freed slaves who would otherwise be stateless,   and they do not have any allegiance to any other government.   That is who the fourteenth amendment grants citizenship to. Senator Salisbury, I do not presume that anyone will pretend to disguise the fact that the object of this fourteenth amendment   section is simply to declare that freed slaves shall be citizens of The United States. That's the purpose.  

That is the only purpose.   And my observations here, Trump is not overriding the fourteenth amendment by executive order. The fourteenth amendment refers to persons born in The US and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. This means the complete and exclusive   jurisdiction of The US   such that they would otherwise not be stateless as the former slaves would.   Offspring born to foreign nationals are not stateless simply because the biological   process of birth happens on US soil. Such offspring possess the citizenship of their foreign   national parents, just as offspring born to American citizens   are themselves American citizens even if born on foreign soil.  

The bottom line, the offspring born to foreign nationals are not automatically American citizens   simply because they are birthed on American soil. They are citizens   of their parents' nation.   And this Wong Kim arc character   from this 1898   Supreme Court decision   does not hold that anybody born on American soil is an American citizen.   In fact, like any court decision, it's limited to the facts of the case before it. And Wong Kim Ark had not merely been born on American soil. His parents were not tourists in America.   His Chinese   parents were permanent resident aliens   of The United States.  

They were never going to be citizens anywhere else but in The US.   They had made that political   commitment to The United States, and The United States had accepted that commitment by granting them permanent resident alien status. So all the Wong Kim Ark Supreme Court decision of 1898 says that if someone's born on American soil,   two permanent resident aliens, not illegal migrants, not tourists, not student visas, not work visas, two permanent resident aliens,   the 1898   Supreme Court said their children born on American soil are American citizens. Now, frankly, I believe that's a bad decision. It's a bad ruling. The fourteenth amendment does not say that. The fourteenth amendment doesn't say anything   about   being born   to permanent resident alien parents   who still have citizenship in another country. So I think Wong Kim Ark is bad law, but even if it remains on the books,   it still only applies to the children of permanent resident aliens,   not people born in America   generally   becoming citizens.  

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[01:47:15] Unknown:

Wow. That's a good, good   analysis,   I think, there, John. Thanks for bringing it to us. I've never heard any of the debate stuff   quoted before.   One of the things where I think they're missing something is when they say foreign national.  

[01:47:30] Unknown:

Weren't the states foreign to the federal government? Let me let me get to that. Let me I wanna add something here from the paperwork that we put out. Yeah. Okay? So, like, when we talk about the certificates of noncitizen   nationality  

[01:47:43] Unknown:

Correct. Okay?  

[01:47:45] Unknown:

A national is defined   under a section one zero one a 21   that a national is a person owing permanent allegiance to a smallest   state. Correct. Okay. Now, court cases in that document that we have on all of the things about being property,   the,   Tesoro v Jordan, that there is a citizenship of The United States and a citizenship of the state. Mhmm. And then McDonald versus the state says,   one may be a citizen of a state and yet not a citizen of The United States.  

[01:48:22] Unknown:

You betcha.   Okay. And we have more cases in there that go along with this whole thing. I thought he did an excellent job. Oh, me too. I was very impressed. Yeah. And and the one thing that continues to come to me that I'd never even considered before   is this, line this line of demarcation over this birthright citizenship and   connecting it to anchor babies.   Instead of like Wong Kim Ark where his parents were residents,   and he left again and came back and they wouldn't let him in. And the case hinged on the fact that the parents were residents and he, from them, was born in The US.   But these other anchor babies, see, and that's what Trump's fighting, basically,   they that   they weren't. They're not in there. It just all of a sudden   appeared to be accepted.  

Okay? Another one of these push the presumption   envelopes somewhere and even, professor Eastman, expert on the common law, head law guy at some small college,   and, he said people ask him, where did it come up? And he goes,   the in the   sixties or fifties, somewhere in there, I've been able to actually trace it to a single event. Well, this is osmosis of all this stuff with what we do and the backing of the financial system is what my initial thoughts are, John.  

[01:49:45] Unknown:

Let me add one more case here. I wanna get it on the tape before we, get going.   The amendment, the fourteenth, recognized that, quote, an individual can be a citizen of one of the several states without being a citizen of The United States, and that's US v Anthony   twenty four federal,   08/29 and '8 '30, or   a, quote, a citizen of The United States without being a citizen of a state. That's the slaughterhouse case and also Cruikshank.  

[01:50:15] Unknown:

Yes.  

[01:50:17] Unknown:

We have all the tools we need to prove that we, our nationals, are not citizens of The United States. Yep. Yep. There's no question. They don't argue with us. I hadn't heard any of them bring that argument. No. But the locals do.  

[01:50:31] Unknown:

I know. The big problem is locals. And then to switch that, John,   and our power there really is something we haven't pressed on,   anywhere near enough, I'd say.   My I just realized it a while back is exactly what you're saying. A national owes total allegiance   to a small estate.   Previously, you owed your allegiance   to The US,   and you're switching that from the US federal government to the state wherein you're you are or you're born or whatever.   And so when you switch that allegiance, the protection has to switch.   That's the our power,   but we but they don't know it. They know or should have known, and we really need to write up some kind of a cover letter brief or something short,   simple to the point of all that.  

We were getting our protection from the federal government. We've switched our allegiance to you. Now you owe us the protection.   And the protection you have owe in doing to us is the fact that you're supposed to protect us from all enemies, or we're supposed to protect ourselves by being the militia   against all enemies, foreign and domestic.   Foreign? You mean, like, if Indiana's gonna trudge over on Illinois or vice versa?   That, yes. I guess that would be considered   protection, I think. But especially   on the intrusion of making the states political subdivisions   and then making you through this mechanism,   subject to the traffic laws and all the other crap. All the state agencies, all the states have a bunch of agencies. Well, they don't have any control over you anymore. All their stuff's for residents.  



[01:52:14] Unknown:

K? So there's one other statement we wanna make to clarify to make sure people can understand it because it's very confusing.   So one of the statements that we've been putting in our affidavit   says, quote,   I am nonresident   to the residency of the fourteenth amendment   and alien to the citizenship thereof. Therefore, I am not subject to the jurisdictional statements of The United States code.  

[01:52:37] Unknown:

No. That's IRS code.   That's for IRS, not for general US. The only place you're a nonresidentator in is in a a CFR 26.  

[01:52:48] Unknown:

Well, that's when we go to   I understand that. That's the IRS, but it also deals with code and approves that we're not a citizen of The United States. We're not No. I have no  

[01:52:59] Unknown:

law. Jurisdiction of only under criminal code. Right. Well, you know, actually, just get down to it. All I have to do is say I'm not and show them a copy of that cert   authorized affidavit   and the information that was sent to secretary of state,   and they're done.  

[01:53:16] Unknown:

Right. So, anyway   Alright, Bruce. Hold on. We'll get to you. Go ahead, John. I I that's it. I don't have any more to say. I just think that this is a great addition to our our our, battle. I mean, everybody needs a copy of that.  

[01:53:29] Unknown:

It's a it's a excellent,   overview, and there's another couple,   that are floating around out there. And it's gonna become I told y'all a while back, it's gonna be very topical   in our futures because of this Trump case and his decision. Bruce, what in the world do you have for us this morning?  

[01:53:47] Unknown:

Well, I'm just guessing on something.   How about the trading with an enemy act?   Is that for them or us?  

[01:53:58] Unknown:

Wouldn't it be for It was for them because it made us their enemy. Right.  

[01:54:03] Unknown:

That's right.   That's why Stanford gets away with saying, you know, if you're voting, you're   you're you're an enemy,   voting. Right.   You're you're a traitor to your to your nationality.  

[01:54:18] Unknown:

Well, you could what if you're voting in the state elections and you don't vote in the federal  

[01:54:22] Unknown:

part? Well, I think that the state's okay. And but but, again, you've got the confusion with these people not understanding  

[01:54:29] Unknown:

what's Oh, listen, folks. There's if you're new to this stuff, there's a lot of confusion here, and it just takes a little time. And it you're you're thinking and you're understanding it's gonna straighten out overnight. Just be patient. Yeah. Keep at it, though. Yes, Bruce.  

[01:54:44] Unknown:

No. You gotta understand that they all registered as they, you know, on   the the driver's license,   application.   Are you a US citizen? All of them are US citizens.  

[01:54:57] Unknown:

We're not. I don't now now listen, Bruce. That's not my understanding. My understanding, they ask you if you're a US resident, if you're a resident.  

[01:55:06] Unknown:

No. No. No. California,   when I filled out the application,   it it says, are you a citizen? And I answered no.   Now what happened is is on the on the address area, may the stuff,   it it the the word residency disappeared,   and the words   mailing address appeared.   So they know what they're doing. Oh, these people are slick. Okay. But,   you anybody can do this. And when you go in to renew your license,   check you're not a citizen of The United States, and they'll want your mailing address. They do not call it a residence anymore.  

[01:55:47] Unknown:

There you go. Well, they've changed it because that was the requirement in Idaho   a few years back when Brian Howard went through that whole ordeal of going all the way to the top of the chain in that appeals process.  

[01:56:00] Unknown:

Now what they're doing is they're they're forcing everybody into this so called real ID, and you do not need the real ID. There are alternatives.   If you wanna find out what the alternatives are, you go to the TSA website,   and it lists all the different things that you can use to get on an airplane. And what's the main one? Passport. Passport bypasses the whole thing, something we want anyway.  

[01:56:22] Unknown:

It validates our condition and and status, and it's just a no brainer not to get one, at least a passport card. All of you guys   ought to have a passport card. And if you've been dilly dallying with this and you hadn't done that, shame on you. Well, shame on me because I haven't done mine either. Shame on you.   Well, that's why I'm having a problem now. God, I'm glad I bring these issues out.  

[01:56:48] Unknown:

I'm the best procrastinator there is.  

[01:56:52] Unknown:

I got a state ID, and I sent my copy of the,   affidavit with the to the secretary of states with it with my application,   and they accepted it.  

[01:57:02] Unknown:

There you go. Well, they can't refuse it.  

[01:57:05] Unknown:

That's right.   But it doesn't have anything about you being a US citizen.  

[01:57:10] Unknown:

That that's the thing our people really have problems with   is that you've got the power, not them. You've just never had it before. You're unaccustomed to it. And when it put in your hands, you well, can I ask them if I can hold it?   I mean, you know, come on.   You've got the power. If there's one thing I can hammer into your heads, essentially, if you're new, you've got the power. Edo Esau Edom has stolen his birthright back with this little trick, and he tricked you into agreeing with it. And all you have to do is unagree.   They can't say anything. They won't do anything.  

Your right to live under the laws,   whichever you choose is your choice. If it isn't, it's tyranny.   I mean, this is all so simple.   Take it back. Take your power back.   It's right there.   Oh, I'm so scared. Okay. Well, remember this.   Pastor Peters,   you serve the one you fear.   And if you're happy with that and can sleep with that and it doesn't screw up your mind, then you go ahead and do that.   But just remember, you serve the one you fear. And, boy, is that true.  

[01:58:27] Unknown:

Well, they fear it because there's there's this whole disconnect of the way we've been educated and Conditioned. You're not educated. Educated. It's conditioned.   Conditioned. Yeah. It's exactly.   Yeah. That's what I mean. And and that sets up a cognitive dissonance, and you're not sure when you don't have any access or familiarity   with this.   It it how could they really do this to us? You know? And it's just so confusing to people. And get us to to agree with it and then can't snap the illusion.  

[01:59:00] Unknown:

Boy, it's really slick   what these guys have done, and it all hinges on this right here. I take my power back.   Otherwise, they're gonna trick you into it. They think they've got plausible deniability   now. And, well, you always agree to it every time I ever ask you, you old dumb surf ass. No wonder you're a surf. Okay. Well, that that's changed. And you got to get that mindset.  

[01:59:24] Unknown:

Triggered me, when when I first started listening to you, I already always wanted to know why in the damn hell did they ask me every time I fill out a form, am I a citizen in The United States and am I a resident?  

[01:59:38] Unknown:

Subject to the jurisdiction thereof, the magic phrase that everybody's debating, by the way, he did not mention Wong Kim Ark in that, which surprised me. Yeah, he did. He did. I didn't hear him. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Indians, but he didn't talk about Elk v. Will oh, not Wong Kim Ark. Elk v. Wilkins. He didn't talk about that one. But that's this is the short version. There's a longer version you can get off of the YouTube. That's the only place that phrase has ever been decided judicially   was in L. B. Wilkins in 1878,   and it'd be defined as   subject to the political   jurisdiction   of The United States.  

There it is. That's the whole thing turns on and subject to the jurisdiction  

[02:00:22] Unknown:

thereof, doesn't it? The whole thing I need to look that up. I've never read that case.  

[02:00:27] Unknown:

It was a well, it's it is pretty interesting little case as after fourteenth amendment was   passed and Elk wanted to come vote, and Wilkins told him he couldn't register first on the election. We wouldn't let him vote on the election, and they took it up to the Supreme Court and said, oh, hell no. You can't vote. You're an Indian. In other words, you're a sovereign.   Exactly what this guy said, but he didn't mention the case, which is funny because it validates everything he was saying. Well, again, this is the short version. Yep. It's short version. It was good, though. Thank you, John. And, no doubt will be discussed more in the future. And so that means we're tailing out of here today, boys   and girls. And, of course, we'll be back to visit   amongst ourselves   again tomorrow,   and we will look forward to seeing you   then. Bye bye.  

Okay. Good show, folks.   Poor old Jim.   Well, at least he doesn't have any aches and pains. Okay?   So,   good for him.  

[02:01:34] Unknown:

Hello. Hello, Roger.  

[02:01:36] Unknown:

Hello. Is this Chris? Who's this? Hello.  

[02:01:39] Unknown:

Yes. It is. Yes. It is. I've been listening. Can can I can I interfere for just one second, please, real quick? And, Paul, could you please put a link in the chat for the video that you played today from John?  

[02:01:51] Unknown:

Yeah. Of course, I can.  

[02:01:53] Unknown:

Yeah. It's very good.   Is that Nancy? Hey, Nancy.  

[02:01:57] Unknown:

No. It was Lisa.  

[02:01:59] Unknown:

Oh, it was. It's Lisa? It's Lisa. Lisa,   your voice is changing, or I haven't been talking to you enough. One of the two.   Thank you, sweetie.   Yes. And I'll try and get around to the one that somebody sent me where he goes over Eastman stuff, and I just hadn't gotten to it yet. Got more stuff to look at. Chris, what is on your mind today there, buddy?  

[02:02:24] Unknown:

The the last case that you mentioned,   I heard LP Wilkins. Was that correct? Elk, e l k   v Oh, e l k. Wilkins.  

[02:02:34] Unknown:

V Wilkins.   You'll it'll come up real quickly.  

[02:02:40] Unknown:

Elk v Wilkins?  

[02:02:42] Unknown:

Yes.  

[02:02:43] Unknown:

V   Wilkins.  

[02:02:46] Unknown:

No. V Victor   versus v. Okay. V. It's the style of a case.   K? I think it's 1878.  

[02:02:54] Unknown:

Got it. Yes.   Yes. 1878.   Yeah. I wanna look that one up. I like that. Okay. Yep. It's the only time it's ever been,  

[02:03:04] Unknown:

decided by the Supreme Court, and it's requoted   in in Wonkimark.   Okay. Resided,   if you will.   Alright.   Thank you. Was John you got John and Chris both on. Was I supposed to put you two together? I think you'd exchanged emails. What how are we supposed to,   put you neighbors together? We've  

[02:03:31] Unknown:

yeah. We've we've talked. We have each other's phone number. We'll be getting together.  

[02:03:35] Unknown:

Okay. Good   deal. I like to see y'all do that. Yes. You're welcome.   And, so what else is going on? Who else has something here on this   busy Monday? And that was recited in one of Hold on. Hold on. I got Chris again. That was what? Yeah.  

[02:03:52] Unknown:

That was recited in what other case?  

[02:03:55] Unknown:

Wong Kim Ark.  

[02:03:57] Unknown:

Wong Kim Ark.  

[02:04:00] Unknown:

That's one of the most important cases   that's ever been decided by the court, actually.   Right. Okay. Great. Are you familiar with that? It's what this guy was talking about, mainly US. Oh, yeah. US v Wong Kim Ark. It's quite interesting because of where you live out there and that period of time. And here's what happened, Oparo Wong, from the time he was born in the first visit back to China to see his grandparents and family,   And he came back. He stayed another ten years, grew up, and then he wanted to do it again. And he went back, and they wouldn't let him in. And the problem was that was the, rising,   attitude   about the Chinese and the resentment of the Chinese   literally invading California   and and everything that was happening there. It was racist, if you will. Okay? And so what happened was the only place these Chinese immigrants had to fight was in the courts.  

And so they all started filing lawsuits.   And there was 10,000   or more lawsuits,   from different Chinese, and they were clogging up the whole court system. And so they kinda picked a couple, and one of them was this Wong Kim Ark case. And it's very, very important. One of the reasons it's very important, Chris, is because in the in the,   the,   the dissenting opinion   was by the chief justice,   John,   and his name escapes me. I can't Fuller. Justice Fuller.   And then the other dissent was John Harlan,   who was the one of the greatest Supreme Court justices we ever had. His name nickname was the great dissenter,   and he was in on the dissent   on this case, Wong Kim Ark, with the chief justice   Fuller. And there it is that they discuss and nail that it's the feudal system.  

And nailing and connecting the feudal system to the fourteenth amendment   and the fact that it was a   an agreement that was,   unchangeable by time or space, and it was that in the relationship of a liege man to his liege lord, that's all right in there. K?   That's the only place   I've seen that ever. What what case is that, Raj? Wong Kim Ark. Oh, okay.   Wong Kim Ark. I've got the little quote somewhere,   but it's it just nails this feudal system. And it states at the instant and and   and this was coming on to our shores   just as England is being relieved of its inconveniences.  

Voluntary servitude, the English variety of slavery. That's what we're dealing with.  

[02:06:44] Unknown:

Well, that's the first time I've heard you talk about that it was codified in one of our, or not codified, but was in a case. Oh, oh, yeah. Well, I have to send it to you, John. Please. Yeah. Yeah.  

[02:06:56] Unknown:

So,   anyway okay. Anybody got anything from me, little old Rog?   Rich in Alabama.  

[02:07:04] Unknown:

Let me tell you Rich.  

[02:07:05] Unknown:

Okay. Hold on. I think that's Dan. We're gonna deal with Rich at the Rocket City first here. Hey, Rich.   Hi, Roger. Just wanna let y'all know that,  

[02:07:17] Unknown:

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Steve Bannon,   are,   saying that if Trump   doesn't get these executive orders   codified   real soon,   the big stone that they've been pushing uphill is gonna roll back down the other way upon them.   So I think that must be that   we're we're probably supposed to   call our representatives   and tell them to please get that   modified if if possible.  

[02:07:50] Unknown:

Well, the other fork in the road is are we talking about it a little bit over the weekend   somewhere,   is that Trump's just gonna roll on past the courts and not recognize their decisions   and suspend the habeas corpus.  

[02:08:04] Unknown:

Just hope you're making  

[02:08:06] Unknown:

it. Well, that may be that may be right in the future too. It's being discussed.   Was that Dan? Thank you, Rich. Was that Dan that had something to say?   No. It's Congratulations on it.   Oh, hi, Chris. I want John. Congratulations   on the new pope, I think.   Yeah. He doesn't appear to be what you guys wanted. That information.  

[02:08:27] Unknown:

Right.   You can copy that information to me also. Send it to my email.  

[02:08:32] Unknown:

On what? In those cases. Oh, oh, oh, that site?   Yes.  

[02:08:36] Unknown:

Yeah. Yes. Thank you.  

[02:08:38] Unknown:

Yes.  

[02:08:40] Unknown:

Hey, Roger.  

[02:08:42] Unknown:

Yes, Dave.  

[02:08:43] Unknown:

Yeah. That that new pope,   he was made a   bishop by   the pope who just died   in order so he could replace him. That's that's what I heard. So he's   yeah. He's a Jesuit with, like, his boss.  

[02:09:00] Unknown:

He's,   well, he was,   so he was in down here. He's from Chicago, I guess. But he spent some time in Peru for   a pretty good length of time in some,   association of the Jesuits   in Peru.   And,   that was his backing. Francis evidently,   had his back, and they're trying to keep the church going down its wicked little path of all this homosexuality  

[02:09:26] Unknown:

and stuff. Is that about right, John? Right. But he wasn't he wasn't a Jesuit. He was an Augustinian.   Right. He's an Augustinian. It's a different philosophy. Right. But he was hanging out with a bunch of Jesuits down there. Well, you can't you can't you hang you hang out with all the different,   branches.   So Okay. It's all under one   solid structure. Uh-huh. Well, I just saw I heard a bunch of people talking about it the day it was happening. You couldn't go anywhere and get any other news. So Well, let me just just you know, don't get your button twisted up. You know, everything's under control. I mean, Jesus is in control of the church. If it's happening, it's happening for a reason, and we'll find out.   Universally You know, it's just like it's just like what happened when Trump didn't get reelected. It was such a blessing that he did not get reelected. No. That's really true.  



[02:10:17] Unknown:

And Really true. That's what's given him the power he has right now. We got four years of the taste of a communist regime, and, boy, it's double bitter. I I there in fact, Martin,   or Armstrong's can, predict the the democrats   go south period split up.   So,   it very interesting. He said the next 26,   the midterms,   no problem.   They're gonna retain the Republican   majorities.   Martin Armstrong, not me. And,   so   but he did say we're going into a recession in '28,   and Europe will be in a depression   in '28.   And that by the early thirties,   China will be the financial capital of the world. That's Martin Armstrong's computer.  



[02:11:08] Unknown:

Yeah. I listen to Martin. I really do. He's,   I I I gotta go back and finish that show.  

[02:11:14] Unknown:

It's worth listening to for the audience. It was Sunday   before yesterday.   They're over on,   the Chihuahuas channel, USAWatchdog.com.  

[02:11:24] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:11:26] Unknown:

Yep. Yep. Yep.   Yep. Every time I see a small little   old dog, a yipper, I call him. Every time I see one of those yippers,   I think old Greg.   But he does a good job. God bless him.   Well, he does the best he can. Perfect. I know. Well, don't I hope I hope we all do. So, anyway,   anybody else got something for the old Roger?   I'm waiting.  

[02:11:50] Unknown:

Yeah. Let me know when you get your test for your heart and your, everything else scheduled. Oh, you'll be the first one I tell. Okay. I'm gonna keep asking.  

[02:12:00] Unknown:

Okay.   Well, I'll see y'all tomorrow. I'm gonna go chase down a truck or something according to John. Yeah. That's Larry. We haven't heard from him all day.  

[02:12:12] Unknown:

Yeah. So in the presentation, the gentleman mentioned that the fourteenth amendment   gave citizenship to free black slaves. Otherwise, they would be stateless.   And Brent said something   yeah. Brent said something along these lines on a show a couple of weeks ago,   but he added that there's no more federal citizens left. Yes. And so Yes. I I keep the men that doesn't  

[02:12:35] Unknown:

you know, ahead. Yeah. Well, I just can say that's an absurd conclusion, Brent. Well, look at title 42. What's title 42 for?  

[02:12:44] Unknown:

Right. Well, let me just say this.   So   he said that the fourteenth amendment doesn't apply, and, a lot of students after Brent left,   they were, like, in total disagreement.   Several students were.   And they're saying that Brent is just flat out wrong, and the I don't think that's the case. I think Brent is only half right   because   of what this gentleman's mentioned during the presentation.  

[02:13:13] Unknown:

Look. Brent has a hard time as I've told you. When we you guys weren't around. It took us five years to drag him over the line here. That's back when Daryl was around and Chris Cave was alive and, I forgot the who who else would two or three of us had ganged up on him on those shows on Friday, Larry. And we still no. I'm not. No. I'm not. I was born born with god given rights. And see, here's Brent, I don't think, wants to admit that old Scratch tricked him, first of all. Okay?   And and second of all, as I got into one day on, I said, Brent, you've got to think like they think.   And that's the big problem right here, I believe. And Brent goes, but I don't wanna think like they think. I said, Brent, I didn't say you had to think like they think. I said you had to know how they think.  

And that is Sun Tzu. You gotta know your enemy.   Well, just like when they say democracy,   were you do you know what definition they're using,   Larry?   They don't give it to you? Do you know what definite   absence to any opposition to communism.   That's the the definition they're running under. They don't tell you that.  

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Did they say that again, Roger?  

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Absence to any opposition   to communism.  

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Okay.  

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That's their definition of democracy   when they're throwing it around. But they don't tell you that.  

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Well, I'm getting sick of everybody using the term.  

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Go ahead, Larry. Roger, I I see the fourteenth amendment as a coin,   and you got two sides to that coin. And it appears Brent sees the one side, so he is half right. It's just he's not seeing the other side like you teach   that you can volunteer into it because you've answered both those questions all your life and then signed something.  

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He he doesn't wanna admit that some old Scratch tricked him.   And it's right there. The whole talk is subject to the jurisdiction thereof. What makes you that's what I think somebody ought to ask of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of   What makes someone subject to the jurisdiction thereof?   That's the question now, isn't it?  

What makes somebody it says and a subject, so it's something that you have to do   because it doesn't say our subject of something that you're automatically in. So you've got to do something   what makes you subject to the jurisdiction.   But, duh,   just like you said, John, I used to think and I was aware of this too back in the nineties before I totally understood the scam. And I just thought, well, I they're asking me these questions.   What if I say no?  

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No, thank you.  

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What if I say no?   Why are they asking me these all the time? I remember a Scorpio when we were talking with him and getting him his girlfriend through this. And first time I talked to him, we were on the air there with him on their show. I said these two questions and and he laughed. He said, boy, I've been asked those a hundred times, not even understanding what he was saying.   K? So, yep, that's it right there. That's the crux of it and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. And how do you   become that? Well, you answer these two questions,   telling them you're exactly what it is you are in the fourteenth amendment, citizen of The United States and a resident.  

Well, there it is. Okay.   Wow. That's heavy. Can I take that back? Yeah. It's voluntary.   Voluntarily take yourself out of it. They gotta recognize it.   It it's so simple.   It's very slick, man.   This is based this whole big complex thing is based on these little simple principles.   Amazing.   I freed a thousand slaves, could've freed thousands more.   They only knew their slave.   True   dat.   So which   one as old Harry Combs   said? You remember him, John? Harry Combs, the informer.  

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Oh. Oh, yeah. Okay. I know I know him by the informer. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that was his name, Harry Combs. And,  

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his book was   Which One Are You?   And see, he was right. He didn't understand all this stuff, but he had the basic premise there.   Which one are you?   As funny in your explanation from your guy, and he's reading the fourteenth amendment, he mentioned, like, persons and stuff, but he didn't go in and differentiate. Oh, this is legal persons.   This isn't just persons. This is legal persons, and he probably doesn't understand that.   As good as he is, that guy we heard.  

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Andrew Branca, b r a n c a. Uh-huh. Well, good for him. He's very articulate.  

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Sounded very   sharp. Alright.   Mondays are going on.   My old stomach is a growling.   Six days a week. It's a blessing to have you. Thank you so much. Well, thank you, Sketch Rooney. Glad to have you along. And, everybody that hangs and listens and   we see the problem with this information   is once it grabs you, you can't get it anywhere else.   Literally,   it's the   it's   the second monopoly I've ever had in my life, man. And I I understand why they like monopoly, Sean.   Sure. Understandable.  

[02:19:19] Unknown:

So anyway monopoly.  

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I used to play Monopoly all the time. Now I don't do that before. But thank you very much, Roger.  

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I remember a story pastor Peters told about when they were young, him and his wife, and they he was in the civil service.   And they went over to invited somebody, invited him over for dinner, and it was a Jew.   And he said the only thing they had on the wall in the whole apartment   was a Monopoly board.   Too funny.  

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I really enjoyed my time working with the Jews and and the garment stuff. They they were just a blast.  

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Some of them are great people. They're like Woody Allen. You know?   But then you got this little sect over here, and there's only about five or 6,000 of them.   The Sabbatean,   Frankists, Zionists.   That's our problem right there. Yeah. Maybe they're gonna implode. He says he says your EU is gonna implode.   So we'll see.   I I think that's correct. And and I it can't happen it can't happen fast enough. I agree with that. And I don't see any other end that could come of all the shenanigans   they pulled over there, financial,   political,   bringing all the the African blacks up there and taking over all the cities and raping all the women and killing the men and   jeez almighty. And I I was just over in Germany there eight years ago or something. There were a few,   immigrants there then even in Stuttgart.  

I saw them wearing their Habibs and, you know,   taking their babies out in carriages like we go to catch the train and stuff, but it wasn't anything like I'm sure it is now. K.   Unfortunately,   it was great. I thought your I thought Germany was pretty impressive when I was there. How orderly and,   it's very, I guess, you could say,   church, Roman code, you know, really. It's very,   regimented. All the houses, all the lawns were nice. All the   shrubs were trimmed, and everything was just nice. You know? And so when I was buying my iPhone and stuff, John, in this big store   called Planet something,   they had must have every electronic gadget in the world in that. Three floors.  

And so, I went in there and I was talking to the girl because when you buy something and you're inside the zone, you have to pay that tax.   But then if you're a foreigner and it doesn't apply to you, they will write you a piece of paper. And when you go to fly out of the airport, there's a special little office you go through and show them everything, and they'll give you that money back. Wow. And so,   when I was getting the paper   to leave and get the refund on the iPhone and stuff, I was talking to the girl. She spoke good English, and I was telling her how much I thought it was nice, you know, the the whole thing. And she said, but we have so many rules.   Here you go.  



[02:22:27] Unknown:

Hey. Listen. Didn't you drive a motorcycle when you were over in Germany? No. But I sure did in Argentina.  

[02:22:33] Unknown:

Oh, you did? I thought that was in Germany. For about eight years, I had one in in Argentina.   Never registered in it.   That wasn't my fault. It was I'm surprised you don't have one in no. Oh, it's my eyesight and stuff, and they're a little stricter here now. If I was to go buy a elect electric   motorcycle or bike or whatever Yeah. No sales tax,   no driver's license,   don't have to wear a, a helmet,   and a cup and it's just like open season if you go buy an electric one.   I just   I don't know. No. You need to be more walking. You need the exercise. Well, I'd much rather do that. Tax taxis are cheap. Buses are cheaper. Yeah. And,   and I just like I like not having a vehicle, man.  

I mean, I just really like not having any insurance, not having any upkeep, not having any maintenance, no having to change this, change that, update that. If you got an automobile here, that's one thing they're very strict on. That they you have to come in every year and go through this pretty intense process where   everything has to be perfect and all. I'm just I don't have anything to do with that. I'm pleased about it.  

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Yeah. My truck my my cars and trucks say I'll need maintenance all the time. My my tailgate won't open up. I gotta go repair that now. There you go. It's exactly what I'm talking about. Well But in California, you you can't get you gotta have transportation.  

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Yes. Of course. That's one of the big differences, advantages of someone like me living down here.   I mean, I can go I literally my bus ride from one stop to the next is 17¢.   17  

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cents. Yeah.  

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And the buses buses are good. They're, very almost boom. Boom. They're always circulating, and they run from   five or six in the morning till ten at nine or ten at night.   Just hard to beat for 17¢,  

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man. Yeah. Well, if you in these economies where they have mass transportation and they've grown up that way, I mean, even over in Japan and other places, in the trains, Hong Kong, all that kind of stuff. Yeah.  

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In the year, in this climate,   I don't you don't have to have heating. You don't have to have cool air conditioning.  

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Yeah. It's, yeah, it's a nice place to live, man. Yeah. If it's plenty of got mass transportation in some of the Asian countries or these guys with these little carts, and they run-in front of you pulling Rickshaw. Rickshaws.   Rick. Rickshaws. Yeah.  

[02:25:09] Unknown:

Yeah. Well, we could use a few rickshaws.   The other thing we get here is,   subsidized energy   for poor people, like, on on gas and stuff. For a big old five liter thing of gas,   it's like $3.  

[02:25:25] Unknown:

Wow.  

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So  

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yep. It's a I'm I'm sure glad God showed me this place. I like it a lot.   All of us do. We just we go, I can't believe we ended up here. It's just, I ain't leaving. You know?   Yep. Anyway, we'll see. Good show, buddy. John, thank you very much. Always a pleasure to have you along on Mondays. Anybody else got something for me?   Roger. Sound like it. Well, I should have known Larry right as I'm fixing to hit the button. Go ahead, Larry.  

[02:25:59] Unknown:

Yeah. So,   you know, you you always tell you always   mention this quote from Justice Story.   In his commentaries on the constitution, he said that every citizen of a state is ipso facto a citizen of The United States.  

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Verbatim.  

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I believe that was 1898.   Right?  

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Oh, I no. I think story was,   alive earlier right after the founding of the country. I would think that would have been in the early eighteen hundreds.  

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Okay.  

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The whole this chief justice for the last twenty years of that century was chief justice Fuller   that was in on that dissent I mentioned a minute ago. Chief justice story   was earlier around the turn of the century, I believe.   See, he couldn't have written that in the last part of the century because it wouldn't have applied. That would have been federal citizenship, and I think most of them knew it.   So you go do the research. Tell us when he was on the live I thought it was  

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I thought it was 1898   when he mentioned that.  

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No.  

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No. You'll find Roger story story was part of the Supreme Court in 1842   when they passed   Swift versus Kaitlyn.   Uh-huh. So he was already probably 50 years old or so by then. Right? Or maybe even older. Yeah.  

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Okay. And that   was he alive during Dred   Scott? Because he went chief the chief justice for twenty years along that line was Roger Taney. He was the chief justice when they did the Dred Scott decision.   He was a South Carolina boy just about as much as our boy Bruce is.   Well, sorry. Go back and research He was never   Store Storey was never a chief justice. I don't believe he was an assistant. I thought he was. It might well, he was a justice. I thought he was chief justice.   But I could be wrong long time ago since I was exposed to that. You guys go do some research and come back tomorrow and let us know.   Bien? Bien,   Bien. Alright. You   cowboys and cowgirls and ranch hands, I'm out of here.  

I'll see you, manana.   Ciao. Have a great day, folks.  

[02:28:44] Unknown:

John Kasarab.  

[02:28:46] Unknown:

Yes. Hey.  

[02:28:48] Unknown:

Okay. You mentioned there are several ways you can get on an airplane without a real ID.  

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And Yeah. Go to the TSA website.   Yeah. Go to the TSA website. They give you a list.  

[02:29:03] Unknown:

Okay. And type in what?  

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IDs to get on the plane? Or Well, it's it tells you right on the front page. You scroll down and on the TSA, and it tells you what you need, what you can use to get on a plane.  

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Okay. Thank you.  

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For like, for me, I I have military ID which is federal ID. I also have a VA card,   Veterans Administration card.   Those are actual IDs.   So if you have a driver's license and you don't have the real ID on the driver's license,   you have to have another federal ID in order to show who you are.   So but but there's a whole list of things that you can use to get on airplanes.  

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Okay. Thank you.  

[02:29:48] Unknown:

Yeah.   I'm gonna hit the road too, guys. I actually had another place I needed to be at 10:00, and I'm thirty minutes late. And I probably missed it,   but our discussion was too good today.   I'll see you guys.  

[02:30:06] Unknown:

Bye bye.   Hey, Dave on the thumb.   Dave on the thumb.  

[02:31:27] Unknown:

I had a question.   I had a cousin who's   got edema,   and he's got   and a heart   he's got a congenital heart failure. So his   legs have all swollen up and are oozing,   and   he's lethargic. His lungs are okay so far, but I had   him call him doctor Morse, which is naturopathic.   He talked to a counselor and get a regimen together for   for cleansing,   detox, but I don't know if anybody else had any   suggestion,   hyperbaric   chambers or other types of   things that might address.  

[02:32:26] Unknown:

Did you say his legs are not only swollen, but oozing?  

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Yes. He's got, like, an edema from kind of a   heart failure. It's maybe a,   genetic thing.  

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I think he has pacemaker.   He's had his gallbladder out.   But, he's always gone  

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kind of the traditional   medicine, quote, unquote, or, allopathic, and   they did a ablation on his heart a couple times. And,   yeah, he's kind of a mess. So I didn't know if there was any  

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other place I could point him to.  

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But, doctor Morris, you know, they addressed the all the organs   with, you know, elimination protocols and whatnot.  

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And,  

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he's got a lot of of phlegm, so I know he's, you know, he's, he's getting his cells are getting backed up because the lymphatic system isn't really functioning that well.  

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Can he can he get on a rebounder?   Get the get the lymph and the blood flowing?  

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What is that? Like, those little,  

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Mini trampoline.  

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Trampolines. Yeah. I don't I don't know that he,   is that steady, you know, because of this the amount of swelling. He can drive and everything, but, yeah, I think part of it is moving, you know,   body emotion for sure.  

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They they have the rebounder mini trampolines with handles now.  

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Yeah. So I thought about, like, one of those under under desk peddlers or, you know, peddlers if you're sitting.   Could,   keep the legs moving by, you know, like, their bike bike pedals. But   Yeah. Good idea. Thank you. Yeah.   And he's always an athlete too. He was like a champion swimmer and all that. So swimming would be really good.   Oh, yeah. Ask him. But I don't think he can go swimming with open wounds, you know. So  

[02:34:31] Unknown:

Uh-huh.   How may may I ask about how old he is?   How old is he? He's 65.  

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Yep.  

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I just gotta put you on hold. I gotta go through Yeah. Bye. Checkout. I'll be right on.  

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Just   a comment for that guy that was on. I don't know if he's going to listen to the show anymore, but  

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this is Ed from Michigan. Hey, I thought you changed the subject of the edema.  

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Oh, I actually, that was the what I was gonna talk about.   My dad had congestive heart failure,   and   I went to the back of   health and nutrition secrets by Doctor. Blaylock.   And he has   been taking   Carnosyne   and   what was the other one? Coenzyme Q10 and it made a major difference for him.   He's lost a lot of weight out of his legs and   he's still not fully back on his feet, but it made a huge difference for him.   But I got that out of Blaylock's book, Doctor. Blaylock Health and Nutrition Secrets.   So   I don't know if anybody's interested in that. Yeah. So what were we talking about that was so   what's that?  



[02:37:32] Unknown:

I'm not familiar with your voice.  

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This is Ed from Michigan.  

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Oh, hi, Ed.  

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Yeah. Who am I speaking with? This is Sherry.  

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Okay.   Yeah. I just wanted to add some information about your your lymphatic system.   You don't really have to get on a rebounder.   Just, you know, have your hands   on the counter and just raise your heels up and bounce without lifting the front of your foot or your toes off the ground.   Because your lymph   system   has, like, one way gates   and they open up with the balance,   like a jump rope or a rebounder, but you can get the same effect without   your toes and   balls of your feet leaving the ground.   So Right.   Yeah. And people,   might bear in mind that your calves   are actually   said to be your second heart.  

So leg exercises are very important.  

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That's great.  

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Mhmm.  

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I had to go through a checkout, so I was muted for a bit, not on the call, but it sound like some good info information flowed from my,   my query about my cousin's,   edema and   some of his issues. So, if   I think a a gentleman mentioned a book, but I don't know if anything else I didn't I didn't catch the book name about nutrition It's  

[02:39:04] Unknown:

health health and nutrition secrets   by Russell Blaylock.   It's b l y   l o c k.   Alpha Nutrition Secrets. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. I think there's one for $13 online used. But so   but yeah,   the thing that I found for my dad though was once he started on   that Carno sign that I got from Amazon and then   also he's on   coenzyme Q10   from pure,   encapsulations   with very little garbage in it.   It made a big difference for him. I mean, he's   he's lost probably 30 pounds out of his legs.   It was all, you know, just swelling up.   So  

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So he my cousin's on my first cousin here, he's on, he's down Jacksonville. He's, he's on, like, water pills, which he says is terrible because they attached to a You got a PO. Bathroom. Yeah. Yeah. But what was the first thing you said? Carnotine?  

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Carnotene. Maybe I can go on to my Amazon and I can get you an exact name on it. It's carnosine,   and there's other things, carnotine,   carnotene,   but, no, this is   carnosine.   Okay. Yeah.   Yeah. And it's, you know, it's in that book. If you go under congestive heart failure, like, he tells you, okay. If you got this, you may wanna consider these vitamins. It's it's it's a pretty cool book.  

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Mhmm. Yep.   Awesome. No. Thank you for that. Yeah. I'll I'll get that for you. You're welcome, though. Because he's,   you know, he's trusting the lab coat deal and,   you know where that gets us. So Sure.  

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Yeah. It's, it's not good.  

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Hey, Ed.   Hey, Ed. Do you know do you know what carnal sign does or what it is?  

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Yeah. It it's an important   part of your   you know, it's a natural element occurring in your body   and it's especially concentrated in your heart.   And,   when you get older, I think you have a hard time getting enough of that.   Yeah. Here's here's what I found. This is a it's if if you wanna write it down, I'll tell you the name of the stuff that he's on.   It's l   dash carnosine,   c a r   n o   s I n e,   and I got it on Amazon.   The brand name I used was BestVite,   b e s t v I t e,   five hundred milligram capsules   and then pure encapsulations   coenzyme   Q10 one hundred and twenty milligram.  

Those are the only two things that he changed and it made a big difference for him.  

[02:42:05] Unknown:

Have you ever heard of Carnivore?  

[02:42:09] Unknown:

No. I have not.   Yeah.  

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Hey, yeah. Does it does it say what the Carno sign is doing?  

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You know, I don't,   the book   says that it it helps your heart.   Basically, you know, when you have congestive heart failure, your heart's not clearing enough blood   to keep all your organs,   working and especially   it's not getting   enough flow to push the some of the I'm I'm not a doctor. I'm just kinda,   you know, I'm telling you what I understand, which is not a lot. But,   you know, your your blood stays down in your legs because your heart doesn't have enough   pumping action to pump it back up out of your legs.   Yeah.  



[02:43:01] Unknown:

Sounds good.  

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Yeah. That's a symptom of congestive heart failure.  

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So Exactly. Thank you. Wanna tell you guys that. Thank you so much. That's awesome. I appreciate that. I'll be forwarded.   Bless you.  

[02:43:18] Unknown:

Yeah. Likewise to you. You know, I'm still I've got a a national question if if we can change the topic. I don't know if you guys are interested in it, but,   I'm I'm every everywhere I go, everybody wants a w nine.   And,   they won't take a w eight from me.   And, you know, it's getting to the point now where I feel like I've got to do something.   I'm just wondering if anybody's   had any success.   I keep asking this question. I keep hoping somebody   will come up with the answer for me.   So, you know, this is Ed from Michigan, and I'm still struggling with this W-nine thing. I don't want to fill one out because I don't want to put myself in   a situation where on one form I'm saying something and another form I'm saying something else that's exactly opposite.  

So   but yeah, W-nine,   I think if you go back to 1984,   you could W-nine didn't have that you were a US citizen or a US person.   And I think you can still print that out, but I haven't tried that yet.   So   but that's the one downside I'm finding with being a national is that, you know, everybody wants that W-nine from you.   And,   yeah, I don't I don't feel comfortable doing that. Yeah. You got to share  

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it. Be good.   Oh, I didn't tend to bring a cone. I thought they were rewrapping it.  

[02:44:54] Unknown:

I'm sorry. What were you saying?  

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Oops. I'm sorry.   I was   I I can't answer your questions, Ed, but I'm from Michigan also up near Saginaw, Midland area.  

[02:45:10] Unknown:

Oh, yeah.   Yeah. Have you are you a national?  

[02:45:16] Unknown:

Yes.   But I'm on disability and don't have to worry about employers.  

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Okay.   Yeah. No. I I'm self employed where I'm running into this is banking and then I had   a a car dealership.   I wanted to have an account, you know, I've I've gotten multiple accounts all over town,   but they they,   you know, it's kind of standard practice for them to ask if you want to open an account. They want your   Social Security number, so they ask you for a W-nine.   And,   yeah. So that's what I'm running into now, kind of another   layer, you know. It's difficult to open a bank account   without a w nine, and it's difficult now for me to,   you know, purchase auto parts from car dealers because they want a w nine as well.  



[02:46:12] Unknown:

Oh, wow.  

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Yep.  

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May I on that?  

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Sure. Go ahead.  

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So my my thinking on it and   is I just,   give them the w nine. I put national on it.   Actually, I just got requested for one   because they're, like, they'll they'll   as their policy, they'll be like, oh,   you know, our accounts payable needs this in order to issue your check. So I said, alright. So they're contracting me that way. So they're like, alright. It's the rule of last necessity is my idea. You know? I'll, or rule of necessity.   So I'll put, my passport number down there. I'll write national,   and I'll,   I'll just sign it,   all rights reserved or   so   Okay. Yeah. It's really I think it's just a CYA on their end. I don't I don't I think some do report to the IRS just because of the   because of the,   you know, like, electronicness of everything now. But Right.  

But I think the I think the superior affidavit stands,   and,   and I think you could re you know, even if   even if they did try to pursue something,   I think that would be, you know, that would be the   it's just the necessity of   doing the your being about your father's business, which is your   what your   what your trade is or whatever. You know? So Mhmm. That's that's something the guy gave you. That's not something the w nine gave you. You know? So  

[02:47:55] Unknown:

That's a good point. Yeah.   Well, I didn't think of signing it.   Yeah.   All the other stuff I've signed,   you know, without perjury or whatever or without prejudice.   And I didn't think you'd be doing that on a w nine.   So   well, that's interesting.   Maybe I'll give that a try because I   yeah. Essentially, that's saying you're not contracting with them essentially. Right?  

[02:48:26] Unknown:

Right. And, you know, you're because you've reserved your rights, and you could even put, like, a dot dot dot ahead of that that, you know, there's other parts of this that you're modifying their contract. You know?   I'm not gonna sit there and strike all their words out of their w nine, but I if you put a dot dot dot, you can,   you know, basically, you you can claim what territorial jurisdiction do you have to, you know, to tax my labor or, you know, or come after me with whatever you're gonna try to come after me with because Right. You're thinking I'm recontracting with you. You know? So Right.   I forgot what they call that ellipsis or something, the dot dot dot. But  

[02:49:03] Unknown:

Okay.  

[02:49:04] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:49:06] Unknown:

Well, that's a that's a good idea, I guess. I didn't give that a thought on that one.   Yeah.  

[02:49:16] Unknown:

Alright.   It's called an ellipsis.  

[02:49:27] Unknown:

The dot dot dot. Yep. Okay.  

[02:49:29] Unknown:

Means there's a continuation   to follow. I'm done.  

[02:49:35] Unknown:

Alright.   Well, I appreciate your comment on that. I'll, I'll look at it again.  

[02:49:46] Unknown:

Sure. And, I mean, I just started doing all that too because I started to do stuff in in the in the name that is, you know,   rather than in the LLC. Some stuff I will probably still have to get insurance for and do, like, an LLC or something.   But   but meanwhile, I've actually converted   customers out of an LLC just to just to my name, you know, the ones that require all the corporate. You know? So   Right. They're still basically operating by corporate when they send you the w nine, but, you know,   but we can stand our ground, I think, and,   we have this superior claim and   but it's but it's all kind of a new thing for me because I was kinda hiding behind   an LLC   that was in my   name that wanted to be a a US citizen. So I'm kinda   I'm coming out of the closet, so to speak. Okay.  

Not in a sense. You thought I said that, but you know? Right. Right. No. I know I know what you mean.  

[02:50:48] Unknown:

But, yeah. I had, I was an s corp when I started this whole thing, and that took a while to unwind and all that stuff.   And I did ditch my LLC as well.   So, yeah, everything's in my own name now.   So, you know, the tricky part was getting the state of Michigan to,   you know, give me a sales tax license in my personal name basically is what I ended up doing.   And,   yeah, that that's been so far so good. Now I'm not an employer anymore,   you know, so I I can't hire anybody.   But there's a lot less paperwork and, and you ought to see the contracts you have to sign to be an employer. I mean, it's page after page,   you know. And if you start looking at all the laws behind all of that stuff, it's like, wow. You're really, you know, digging yourself into it. Not full worth to the max.  

So That's true.  

[02:51:48] Unknown:

Yeah.   I struggle with that too, and I what I   just did is I wrote up, like,   individual contracts, almost like a prenup, right, with   with different people that I do interactions with.   And point of the contract is is personal. It's a private contract. I think I got that idea from somebody on this call. And,   so I don't call them employers. I don't call them wages. You know?   And so that way, as long as that person is amenable to that intercourse, if you will.   And,   if but if somebody's got, oh, I gotta get benefits, quote, unquote, or whatever, you know, then Mhmm. Yeah. It's a whole another marketing scheme. They came up with benefits. Right? So,  

[02:52:32] Unknown:

So you you have people working for you, but they have signed a contract with you that basically they're a they're a subcontractor?  

[02:52:40] Unknown:

Yeah. I didn't like to use that word. I just use, you know, just, this this agreement or this contract. You know? And but the one thing I gotta put is, like, a contract end date because contracts, I guess, to be considered a contract have to be have end dates or whatever. So Okay. And I'm kind of to be renewed.   Yeah. I think I think that's part of it. But our right to contract is, you know, is pretty sac sacrosanct.   So Right. And then it would be only the person that I'm contracting with. If they require something above and beyond that, you know, then it gets a sticky wicket because then, like you said, you'd be hold. And there are cases like that if I work for,   you know, the contractors,   they're very well spoken of how and consulted of how they can push down the liability such that, you know, somebody falling off a cell phone tower is never gonna be able to touch AT and T or, you know, or Verizon or anything else. You know? So Great. So sometimes you, you know, that case, I'd probably just do it under the traditional LLC thing. But   but like Mark, the straw man says, there's no reason why   you would have to be touched by   by, you know, or or,   any other alphabetic   as a national. You know? But,   but, yeah. Yeah.  



[02:53:55] Unknown:

Yeah. Sometimes I wonder whether they kinda go after people that, you know, haven't kept everything, you know, and I don't know this. I don't know one way or the other. We've been doing this, like, three years now. So,   you know, but it seems like sometimes you hear these horror stories and it's like the IRS won't back off and the state tax people won't back off. And   sometimes I wonder whether some of these people haven't really cut all of   the   strings   because like even a DBA, you got to be a resident to get a DBA.   So all these things are just kind of strings that are tying you back to this you know, corporate   Michigan,   you know,   state stuff, you know.  

So I I don't know.   Sometimes I Yes.  

[02:54:49] Unknown:

Agreed.  

[02:54:50] Unknown:

Yeah.   I've got to renew my license. Has anybody   seen that   restricted   autograph stuff yet   from anywhere?   That was Terry Lee did that.   He was talking about that and then he was going to give us all a copy of it, but I don't think anybody's you know, that I know has gotten a copy of  

[02:55:22] Unknown:

it. Yeah. You you should ask kinda Go ahead. You should ask John Casara that. I just mailed him the package last week. He's already got it.  

[02:55:32] Unknown:

Okay. Is this the guy that knew Terry?  

[02:55:34] Unknown:

Yeah. He's scanning all the pages, and he's probably gonna interleave the first nine in the first package that we got two years ago.  

[02:55:43] Unknown:

Oh, cool. Alright.   Yeah. I'm I'm coming down to the wire here, and I still don't   I don't have, but I you know, I'd like I suppose I could do my own, but I I don't think I'm that savvy yet. You know?  

[02:55:56] Unknown:

Call John or call Kent and ask him if you can get a   a quick copy or something.  

[02:56:03] Unknown:

Okay.   Yeah. John's got his number on the site, doesn't he?  

[02:56:07] Unknown:

Yep. This George?  

[02:56:10] Unknown:

No. This is Ed from Michigan.  

[02:56:12] Unknown:

Oh.   Yep. I could send you a copy, but it's gonna be a while while I'm downtown to a coffee machine again. They'd probably be your your quickest way.  

[02:56:21] Unknown:

Okay.   Yeah. I probably should call, John.   Yeah.   Yeah. It's like a month month away now that I gotta go do that. So  

[02:56:34] Unknown:

Yeah. Well, I wouldn't forget about it too many more times.  

[02:56:38] Unknown:

Yeah.   No kidding.   Alright.   Well, I'm I'm off to lunch here. I appreciate you guys and,   yeah.  

[02:56:48] Unknown:

Yeah. I get badgered. Each other.   Yeah. I keep getting badgered from   not the not the shape, but the the one that lays on the pillow.  

[02:56:59] Unknown:

When are you gonna get a driver's license so you can rent a car? I'm tired of renting a car.  

[02:57:04] Unknown:

Oh, well, we just stop traveling then. How about that?   How would that how about I   take out the funds and bought the ZipRail ticket?  

[02:57:14] Unknown:

Have you been getting by without one?  

[02:57:16] Unknown:

Yeah. Just be again, kind of the I mean, that would be the biggest thing is just   renting cars.   Yeah. I don't know. There's a way to do it without a Right. Commercial like commercial license and everything.  

[02:57:29] Unknown:

Yes. And I like to, like, go on, I like to rent quads.   Like, if I go places and they, you know, they have quad rentals or whatever. I mean, they need your driver's license.   Mhmm. You know? So in a sense, you you almost gotta have one in this day and age.  

[02:57:45] Unknown:

Yeah. And all the insurance goes through that. Although, I'm I was trying to figure out a way to turn it over to the treasurer   because the suburb gate's all about segregation.   And, that's why I was telling earlier about   the,   what the construction company is trying to do is make sure that everything gets pushed down to the lowest, you know, peon   for liability wise if something goes wrong.   And,   and I remember we   used   to put laborers on different jobs, and I the companies would be like, oh, you gotta sign this waiver of subrogation.   So   I think I think we're sell we're self insured by by,   by the peace certificate that we got, which   should be able to be annexed by,   you know, the issuer   so that,   it would be all under the treasury, if you will. You know? So we're kinda self operating a self insured. I think that's   if we could get out of the scam of insurance,   you know, that would   be that'd be real good because all all this is back to that liability. They want the license. They want to, you know, for the insurance policies and all that. So Right.  

But I think we can do this strategy, but I I gotta figure out how to do that. That's that's my   We're all we're all working at it. Yeah. They run the rate. They run your Social Security   number, and they see, oh, this guy is totally insured. You know, he's like a diplomat. We can give him whatever. We'll give him the Tesla with the Ferrari engine or whatever. You know? He's he's fine.   He's he's he's insured by the by the common person, the the guy that owns the cattle on a thousand hills. You know? So  

[02:59:26] Unknown:

Okay. Yeah. Anyway Alright.  

[02:59:29] Unknown:

Yeah. That's my philosophical   person.  

[02:59:32] Unknown:

George.   George. Nice talking to you, George. Yeah. Alright. You bet. You bet. Yep. Alright. God bless. See you guys. Yep. Likewise.  

[03:00:00] Unknown:

Just a philosophical note on that   statement.   The book, Debt First Five Thousand Years,   it ends with maybe the world does owe you a living. This was a 2011 bestseller,   a 400 page   read with a   hundred pages of footnotes,   and,   just talks about the credit the the predatory system and   and, and all that as as kind of a backdrop to what I was just speaking about   about who's segregating who.   Yep.  

[03:00:45] Unknown:

Bridle.  

[03:00:52] Unknown:

Hey, George. My phone died. Could you repeat what you said about   your insurance   that you used   and,   or what form of it and the book you were just speaking of? I yield.  

[03:01:08] Unknown:

Yes.   So I've been in business   since   different forms of my own business,   since '94 and,   like, as official, like,   I've always been kind of   doing private contracts and everything, but as far as, you know, s corps and LLCs and c corps and blah blah blah. But,   we used to   one of our customers said, oh, you gotta sign a waiver of subrogation   and, to to do this contract. So, basically, that meant that their insure our insurance couldn't come after their insurance.   So,   Boris has been speaking about subrogation quite a bit that,   really, the subrogation could go back to the peace treaty, which is the birth certificate of the name that they   decided to take or, you know, based on the the live birth and then use for their purposes.  

And,   you know, his his ideas, we could probably do,   do a lot better things rather than everything based on profit.   We probably could do a lot of things based on, you   know, charity and the best interest of the nation and the peoples.   And so,   one of the ways would be to you know, that I've, as I've been studying kinda his stuff is   to use the treasury, which is, you know, that   God's representation on earth   is, a capital on a thousand hills. Right? Romans 13.   So use the treasury as the insurance somehow.   So let's say we wouldn't you know, a lot of times, you gotta get a license in order to rent a car because, you know, they they're after the insurance and all that.   And,   so, anyway, that's the thought on that. But it ties into,   the book I just finished, which was Debt, The First five hundred five thousand years   by Graber, I believe, is his name. It was a 02/2011   bestseller,   and   it was   based on the idea that Jesus   appeared to Luke four   to read from the scroll of Isaiah, which was to declare the Jubilee year. It used to be always a Jubilee year so that the rabble razzlers would stay peaceful. It was in the king's best interest to have a jubilee year.  

So now we don't really have that because we have a multi to no,   system   that's worldwide.   Just ask, you know, Libya or any of the other nations.   So   we've returned basically the reversionary interest to the treasury. We returned the use of   so that the state has to deal with the   the maintenance of everything.   And then we can, you know, just use the   we're we're, basically,   beneficiaries, not trustees anymore.   And the book   that book, Debt, The First Five Thousand Years,   ends with the thought,   maybe the world does owe you a living. And I just remember my father saying about my about his uncle. Oh, he came back from World War two, and he thought the world owed him a living. So   I thought that was   a personal interest, like, that that quote. You know?  

We always think that we're   we have to be out there using the predatory system, but it's basically just a debt system.   And this is the first time the last hundred years or so is the first time in the history of the world where,   creditors have been more valuable or valued than than debtors.   So   because, obviously, debt was forgiven, and it was in the nation's best interest to do that.   So, anyway, I when there's when there's one one global nation, I guess it doesn't have to be that that doesn't have to be forgiven anymore.  

[03:05:02] Unknown:

Thank you.  

[03:05:06] Unknown:

Welcome.