In this episode of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles, the discussion kicks off with a light-hearted story about Colonel Tom Parker's entrepreneurial spirit with Elvis Presley memorabilia. The conversation then shifts to the intricacies of the American legal system, focusing on the concept of common law, jury nullification, and the role of juries in determining the law. The hosts and guests explore the historical and current implications of these legal principles, sharing personal anecdotes and insights into how these laws impact everyday life.
The episode also delves into the geopolitical landscape, particularly focusing on the tensions surrounding Iran and the influence of China. The hosts discuss the strategic importance of Iran in global politics and the potential implications of its alliances. Additionally, the conversation touches on health topics, including alternative cancer treatments and the benefits of maintaining an alkaline diet. The episode concludes with a lively discussion on the importance of educating the younger generation about their legal rights and the significance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
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Yep. Yep. Yep. I actually heard, the crew over on AJ playing this the other day, so it's kinda wow. Morning, Wednesday, April. Uh-oh. Twenty third. And, it is the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales on Wednesday morning. I think I was, redundant there and say good morning or. And, we have right off the bat, we have this, this thing of wanting to give our helpers proper credit and recognition. So Paul comes out and gives us a list of the how about the helper's de jure?
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The the helpers of the day. Yeah. That that fits perfectly. We have, radiosoapbox.com with us today from our buddy Paul across the drink.
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Hello.
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And we have Eurofolcradio.com with us that, of course, is our flagship station, thanks to pastor Eli James, and we have Global Voice Radio, and the links to Eurofolc, Global Voice Radio, and free conference calls. You can join us live on the show. Got a thousand seats. And Yeah. Right now, we're only using 30 of them. So Come on. Come on down.
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Leave your job. Come on and join us. Go to the matrixstocks.com,
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and, you will find all kinds of fun stuff there. Morning, Rod.
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Morning, mister Paul. We were talking about buttons right before we went on the air. Did I ever tell you the story I heard, out of Memphis about, Colonel Tom Parker? Do you know who he was? No. Really? Colonel Tom Parker is the guy that was credited with finding Elvis. Oh. Elvis was doing some he was from Tupelo, Mississippi, you know, up North Mississippi, fairly close to Memphis as biggest town, I guess, could probably gone in Nashville. But that was country and, it was a guy named Judd Phillips who, had a recording studio called Sun Records. And, he's the one, I think, that first recorded Elvis. Anyway, Colonel Tom Parker was his manager.
And, right in the early days of Elvis, he was sitting around with his buddies, and he he went, I'm gonna make a million dollars off of Elvis, and they all ridiculed him and started laughing. And so he went out and got those little buttons, button buttons. Mhmm. And he said, I love Elvis and sold them for a dollar piece. And then after that little phase had gone through, and he'd made a lot more than a million. And then he did one and said, I hate Elvis and sold it to their parents. Okay. Yeah. That's true story. There's an enterprising sort for you. Yes. Well, Colonel Tom was enterprising. So, good morning, kids.
Let's see. It's Wednesday. I think Mark's supposed to be with us. I hope Mark's lurking back there. He's got an assignment today. There he is. He's arguing up already.
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So Yeah. Roger, I I discovered something. You did? I discovered something. Everybody wants to change the world, but nobody wants to change the toilet paper.
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Yeah. Probably true, especially in in South America. And and you see the problem, like, here and in, I guess, other countries, wasn't in Argentina so much, but, you, when you finish your morning routine and you're cleaning yourself up, the when the country was built, they used half inch pipes and not three quarter inch pipes. So you have to take your dirty paper and put it in a little, and they have little trash cans right there by the toilet. And, you do that. So then the reason is not because they're unsanitary. It's because they when they laid the countries out, they used too small a pipe. I heard, I was watching somebody. I guess it was Chase one day, and he had John Rucker on. Do you remember John Rucker, Paul or or Mark? Do you remember John? No. I don't I don't recall that name.
Well, he was a relief pitcher for the Braves about twenty years ago, and he's the one when they played the Mets, and he made it public. He's very controversial and outspoken. So, obviously, he's controversial. And he said when they go to play the Mets, he likes to ride one of the subway trains so he can see all the foreigners and the freaks and Harry's. And, boy, the media jumped all over him. So everywhere the Braves went now, they when they they we wanna talk to Don Rocker, you know? And he's still a little bit that way in this interview. And, but he was talking about playing, summer ball down in Mexico and Venezuela. And he said, I'm sitting there on the toilet at night, smell something. I look over, and there's a whole toilet paper full, full of toilet paper, dirty toilet paper, and he kind of insinuated it was the culture, but it's not the culture. It was the the way the country was set up when it was structured and all, and the smaller pipe than is necessary.
So, anyway, just I don't know how we got off on that today. Paul's talking about buttons and that Elvis story hit me, and, and here we are. Well, good morning, Mark.
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Good morning. Yes, sir. Good morning. Good morning.
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Doing good. Yeah. I Doing good. I had a I had a very nice consult call last night with a new fella out of, the LA area named Tom. And, the younger guy, 41, owns an insurance, agency and, very sharp. And he, Daniel, Metz is, is one of our good, one of our good disciples. I guess you'd call him out there on the West Coast, and he's teaching our information. And he's really turned a lot of people around, and this is another one indirectly here, Tom. And and he was just amazed. I mean, he couldn't he said, I I I got turned onto this. I went and bought your book, and I read your book. I've been listening to your podcast, and he still can't believe it. You know? But what you gotta believe is you gotta go to the antithesis of this and go over and look at the opposite. And the fact is these bastards don't have all this power.
Yeah. They they tricked you out of it somehow. They don't have it. And that's the reality. And then, hold it. What you mean? Now I can see since you tell me I can understand it's the feudal system. Now I understand that that it has to be voluntary servitude because that's legal and lawful in the constitution. And so, obviously, I've been tricked into it, and all I gotta do is reverse that. Well, there's your remedy.
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That's how cynical wish I had this information when I first met Dan Meador back in 1999. Well,
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yes. What a what a good news changer. So
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so the gentleman that you consulted with to be in his early forties, wow. What a what a time to be learning about this and take advantage of it.
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Yes. And, of course, wifey is a little bit apprehensive. I said go stroke her a little bit and tell her everything's gonna be alright. And, you know, it it is hard to believe. I was there myself as I pioneered this, and you get to a point you say, this whole thing hinges on those two questions? It's that simple? Really? That's the amount of these powerful, rich, wealthy, Satanist bastards. This little trick with words, hence the title of the book, government by the treachery and deception of words. Yeah. And that's what it is. And it's simple, and, boy, does it spring you into some kind of reality. And since you've never been used to living in reality, now you got to adjust to the new information and the reality, and you just don't do that overnight.
He, I think he said he started back in November, and and and a friend of his ran across Daniel, conveyed the information, went and bought the book. And, so it's been six months. He's been mulling on this about six months. So, anyway, it's, it's a credit to our enemies. It's a very, very crafty crafty plan. And, I've maintained for many years that no mere mortal could have come up with this. Now now we found some alternate information. I mentioned it the other day. You can go over to a bit shoot and do a search on and put quotation marks around 1577, like, almost a hundred years after Christopher Columbus did his thing.
1577, and in another set of parentheses, put voluntary servitude. And that is an there's an audio book on BitChute in on a book written in 1577 about this very thing. Nothing new under the sun. K? They just perfected it, dug that out, brushed it off. They had the power and the ability to, start turning things around and setting it up. And, bam, you know, credit where credit is due. They've done a masterful job. I mean, I hate them. I hate you bastards. And if you're listening, I know you are. I hate you, sorry bastards. But my gosh, I'll give you credit. And even though I'm sure Satan helped you. So he really probably deserves the credit, but you're his representative, aren't you?
So I guess that fits. So, Mark, anything interesting on your plate this morning?
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Well, no. We, pretty much kinda wrapped up our our trust classes last night, and so I'm gonna be opening up membership to to the next group. And, I'm excited about that because, you know, you learn so much from your first group. Right. Of course. And as a teacher, you're you're, like, looking for ways to improve. And we just had such a great group. Lady Linda was part of that group. Julie was part of that group. I'm trying to think of a few others. I think Jay has been on the show. He's part of that group. So, you know, I I did some special things for them.
And because I kinda consider them the founding members that kinda helped put all this into action. So it's it's it's been a lot of fun. And and, and it's, you know, it's a lifetime membership. So we had some people that were some members that were, you know, they had different things come up or they were busy with whatever. And, you know, they're kind of concerned and I'm like, look, this is all recorded. You you're gonna have access to all of it. And from here on out, if you wanna pop on to one of the calls in the future, you're more than welcome to do that. So it's not just like you're not on your own and you don't just, you know, finish a course and then you're done and there's no support.
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So you you don't just hold on, Julie. You don't just kick them out of the nest. Right? No. You fly. Generally fly.
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Go ahead.
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Yes, Judy? I'm sorry, but I have I have to give a testimonial. This was the best class I've ever taken. It it Really? It's so good. I mean, I don't care if you guys don't have the money scrounged it up. It it is so fantastic. I know I can't say asset protection. You're not supposed to say that, but I have to say estate planning purposes. That's the word you have to commit to your brain. It is the most amazing class. Mark is so smart. He is going to teach you and hold your hand and walk you through step by step all of these ways that you can protect the stuff that you own. And you don't have to be rich to do this. It's just a matter of protecting your home, your car, and your the things that you your bed, your stuff that you sleep in at night. You can put all of your bed, all your furniture, all your jewelry in in a in a irrevocable trust.
It you cannot the the people if something somebody falls on your property and you don't have enough homeowners insurance or or general umbrella policy and they wanna sue you or come after you or you accidentally get into a car accident and, you know, these things happen, they can't the way you can structure things, they can't take your assets. It's basically you owe nothing but control everything. It's the best class ever. I highly recommend it for everybody because you become a huge family with all the people who are part of your group. You're all in this big, huge it's not a big class. It's a small class that's what's so great. And Mark interacts and he has an answer for everything. He teaches you things you would never think of to do. So I will I will not I will stop bragging on him, but I'm telling you, it's the best class ever, IU.
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Great. Okay. How much do you pay her for that, Mark?
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I started to say the check's in the mail, Julie.
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Well, thank you very much, Julie. I appreciate it. It's
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true. It's true. I wouldn't say it if I didn't think it. I'm I don't usually do testimonials, and this is one that I have to. You guys gotta join that. I mean, get get on the next one. Put it on. I don't know. Get a credit card. Get a cash advance or whatever because what you're gonna learn in these courses will more than save you what you're gonna spend for it. I mean, I know, like I said, I know people right now who are doing irrevocable trust for 2,800, 3 thousand dollars, 30 5 hundred. They don't they don't even have access to them afterwards. You can just template, and that's it.
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Yeah. And you and you gotta pay them in gold too, don't you, Julie?
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You gotta pay some in gold, silver, or in, United States Postal,
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money orders. Money orders. Right. Check.
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Yep. That should tell you something right there.
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HR should. Red flag. Red flag. Have Roger's information.
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They do not have Roger's information. They're looking over the soldiers.
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They talk a lot about me, Mark. They talk a lot about me.
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That too. So Mind my bad. Those people, yeah, those people who are are wanting payments and money orders, gold, silver, whatever, they're they're trying to skirt the tax laws. They don't have Roger's information, and that changes everything. Yep. I don't worry, Roger. I I don't have to look over my shoulder and make sure I had things set up the proper way to minimize or eliminate my taxes. Now it's a walk through the park.
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It's Yeah. It was like Tom last night. He's going, well, I know I've got some some adversarial things ahead of me with this. I said, well, no. You don't. You probably don't. No? Okay. I mean, it's just life just goes on. People do what you ask them to do, and you're probably not gonna get confronted, but you may. And if you do, that's when you need to know the information. You know, I told him the whole spiel. Larry, you were trying to add something. Did you go through this class too?
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No. It didn't. I'm interested in it, but, I just wanted to ask, Mark if he could provide some general answers to a couple of questions and go over again. Do you have to have a car or a house paid off to put in a trust? And how many pages long is a trust? Like, if you put a car in or your or your house in and I I I do know you should keep those things separate. But if you do that I mean, how many pages long is this? And are you filing it into a property records office or anything like that? Like, who holds on to the trust? This is all yeah. This is all private, Larry. I'll be happy to answer those questions.
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First off, I teach private trust. This is not what we call statutory trust. You're not required to record your trust documents with anybody. Now you can set up a tax identification number for tax purposes, like when you transfer real estate, they usually want they usually want the trust to have a tax identification number so that when later down the road that real estate's transferred to somebody else, you know, depending upon their national status, they may or may not have a a tax obligation. So it's all about taxes. As far as a vehicle trust, that if I recall right, I think it's only like maybe five or six pages for that. And, you know, you got the the heading to the trust and you got the signature section of the trust. So I I don't think it's more than about four, maybe five pages at the most.
Now the the regular trust, if you put your household items in and your real estate, that's about, I think, around 16 pages if I recall correctly. So and these are all private. You don't register them with any government entity. And,
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I hope that answers your question. That's a good deal. Well, Linda was that lady Linda trying to get through about the same time with Larry, I think?
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I don't want a check-in the mail, Mark, or and, stellar. I've taken trust classes in the past and, still didn't have the ability to wrap my arms around it. And with Mark's class, I got complete clarity. As a matter of fact, when my mother passed, my mother left us a legacy property, a lake property, and she left us a brownstone in Boston, no mortgage and left us a considerable amount of FRNs. But anyway, one of the questions on the cheat sheet, so to speak, is are you involved in any other trust? And at that moment, in the back of my mind, I knew that there were properties dangling and my sisters came.
And they paid, $2,200 for each trust. And when I was looking at the documents, because of my knowledge prior and my clarity just now with Mark's class, I was able to look through that those documents with precision and, was able to advise my sisters, not to call the trust by your your surname, s u r n a m e, and to, you know, make it like an ABC, whatever ABC stands for in your world. So that gave them some lovely direction. And, yeah, what I loved about joining was I wanted to be connected with people of like mindedness that had the passion to wanna do better and wanted to, broaden their horizons and I wanted to be able to connect with, people that I could talk to about these things and being a founding member enables us to move forward and to participate in these classes and and probably learn even more. That's why I get on these calls every day with you, Roger, because there's always a nugget that I did not comprehend, and now it's stronger and stronger and stronger. So, love you both. Love Julie.
Love the class. By the way, Paul, you may be getting a call from one of the students. She asked me about the wand, and I directed her to you. Oh. And I shared with her that that wand, helps to finance the radio ranch. So she was delighted to hear that. So, that's all I have to say for now when I yield. Great. Sounds like a potential member for your board of advisors,
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Mark.
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Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. The other thing and I think lady Linda pointed this out. Because it's a group setting and you got different people asking different questions, I I I believe Lady Linda Louise said, there are questions that I don't even know to ask. But by others asking them, it, you know, it it awakens their, their knowledge. So, I mean, you don't know what you don't know. But if somebody else is is asking a question and you're like, oh, I needed that information, you know? So it's the group dynamics is really, I think, important to have. Good. And we do record these. We do record these. So I I send down a link after the after the training for those people that couldn't attend live. We we do Tuesday nights. I find that kind of the the best sweet spot. So Tuesday nights are kinda reserved for the actual training.
Thursday nights for q and a, and then Saturday afternoons, I do q and a.
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So we just kinda follow-up for those people that couldn't make the Tuesday night classes. So Well, I think I know one of the members in your second class would be our old friend, Jimmy, who, is old. Early, early listener to the show. Long time. Very never never comes and visits with us because he's working. Jimmy's an interesting fellow. And, he, makes custom made instruments for people all over the world, mainly guitar and string instruments. And, at one point early on, he's the only no. I can't say the only the first person that bought 50 copies of the book, and then he sent out the book with every instrument that he sent out. He makes instruments for people all over the world. K? Yeah. Donated them to a few charity options and whatnot, I guess. And Jimmy's there, and, he heard me mention something about, the other day about they've got a a get together. I believe it's this Sunday in, Gadsden area.
And I would you dig out that email, Mark, and read out that information for people that I told them I'd be happy to promote it even though Daryl never approached me for it. Jimmy sent me the information and be glad to, help them promote that. I think it's a one day deal and probably maybe some new students. So Gadsden is, oh, to the north, Northeast of, Birmingham, maybe about an hour, maybe a little less. Right. Right off of, I, 20, I think it is. Yeah. Runs across. And if you could give the folks that information. So if you are in that area or wanna travel over the weekend to go get together with, some good folks. I think I think Brent's gonna be there.
This is how you do it. And, Mark, if you'd read that slowly for our folks, I'd appreciate it, and we'll give them some promotion for their, little get together over there. Tom Schramm is gonna be there. Don't and so and some other old friends. So, it's worth helping them promote this.
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Alright.
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Can you hear me okay? Hear you fine.
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Okay. Cool. So, it it's gonna be in Gadsden, Alabama, G A, D As In David, S, D As In David, E As In Edward, N As In Nancy. Gadsden, Alabama. It's scheduled to be Sunday, the twenty seventh at the Northeast Etowah Community Center. That's Northeast Etowah, e, t as in tango, O W, A as in apple, H as in Henry, Community Center. And that's located at 3733 Old US Highway 411. That's 3733 Old US Highway 411, Gadsden, Alabama, zip code 35901. And they've got that scheduled from 10AM till 4PM. Thank you. Tom Schram is supposed to be there and perhaps Bob.
I'm not not familiar with who Bob is. I'm sure he's been on the show, but it doesn't ring the bell. Doctor. Bob Morgan. Bob Morgan. Okay. Okay. So, they think he might be there. I don't know if that's in-depth yet. And some of the other Radio Ranch listeners.
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Yeah. Real quick. I was kinda looking at that to see see if I could maybe make that. That'd be be fun. That'd be a pretty long drive, but that that's good. I wanted to be sure and help them make that announcement. We got new students that might not know about that that are in the, oh, West Georgia, maybe Southern Tennessee or adjacent Mississippi on the East Side, and Alabama is right there kind of in the middle of that big area. And so if you feel so motivated and wanna go have some good patriot social intercourse, that's a good thing to do.
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Yeah. And that's Thank you, Jimmy. That's this Sunday. I wish we had this a little bit sooner. I wish we had this information a little sooner.
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Yeah. Well, the somebody's secretary didn't get the memo. Okay. So we got that under the bridge there. And what else? Anybody else got anything in the audience by any chance? Do we have any new students this morning? Yes, Mark. What you got? I just want
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to button up the the trust and the trust classes. If you want information about being, part of the next, group, you can email me at mark, m a r k, at your legacy trust dot o r g. It's not dot com. It's dot o r g. So mark@your,y0ur,legacy,legacy,trust,trust,.0rg. And I'll get you information on the next upcoming class.
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Cool. Cool. Well, that's a nice, feature for us to offer, and you hear the response and the feedback from the students there. So, it's something that Roger. A lot of people have been interested in ever since I've been in there. So there's a lot of charlatans out there. Mark's not one of them. Julie will attest to it, won't you?
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Absolutely. But I just wanted to say also what's really unique about this is that Mark really does complement your, your class where, you know, you're either free or you're a debt slave and after you become free, then you become impenetrable from a standpoint of anybody getting their hands on anything you own because we do live in a very litigious society here. And, there are, you know, all the rich people, all the Kennedys and everything are using these exact things that Mark are teaching you. Yep. And they don't want to know about it. And Mark's been in the field for decades, and he's an expert in it. It's kind of like when I had cancer and I was at MD Anderson Cancer Center. My physician assistants knew more than the actual doctors did. Same thing with Paralegal. They know more than the lawyers do because they're the ones that do all of the work for the lawyers. They get delegated everything. So you don't need to have the word JD after your name to teach what Mark is teaching. It's it's it's I have to say, it's the most incredible class. I have all these degrees, and I would have I'd trade them all in for this if I could have had this thirty years ago. Any day of the week, I would have traded it in for this stuff. So I yield anyway. Mark's not paying me for this. So, everybody needs to sign up. Okay. Yeah. Have a great day.
When
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I when I was in paralegal school, we were taught by attorneys, and one of them came out and said exactly what you just said. He said, when you get out of here and work for an attorney, you'll know more about the law than the attorney you work for, from a practicing attorney. And that's because they don't well, for one thing, they don't teach them law and law school. They teach them procedure. And, they get very little law, maybe a little if they're lucky. But, and they didn't teach us all bunch of law and paralegal school that I went through either. It was a national paralegal school that's owned by the same people that own the art institutes all over the, country, different cities.
And, it was because I was teaching at the art institute, I could go for free. I just had to go at night, so I said, sure. I'll sign up for that. And in the 10 modules, that we took, real estate law, contract law, whatever, research, legal research, etcetera, The I only heard the common law mentioned one time. Mark, I have to think I've told you this. Right? The only time is in the research, legal research module, and the the context was common law's case law. That's the only time common law is mentioned. One sentence. Bruce.
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Yeah. Bruce.
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Good morning. Hold on, Joe. We got Bruce first. I'll get right to you. Sorry we missed you yesterday. Bruce?
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One of my best friends in grammar school, I mean, we spent tonight together and all this stuff, playing football and stuff. And he didn't know what he was gonna do. And so he just said, you know what? I'm gonna go to the University of South Carolina, and then I'm gonna go to law school. And I said, why are you gonna do that? He said that I'll be making more money than anybody else in in the in the town. Yeah. So, he did. And, he is, in this other person we graduated with, a female, went to school and and was a legal secretary, and he hired her.
So I guess it was maybe ten years later after I saw them. I, you know, went in went in the office and, you know, did chat with him and, saw her and seen her in that long period of time she got married and everything. I said, you're the legal secretary? And she said, yeah. I I I love it. I said, is he paying you okay? She said she looked at me. She said, Bruce, I don't know. I'm gonna leave sometime, but he ain't paying me, but, oh, just over minimum wage. Now that's an attorney for you.
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Yeah. That's right.
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That's right. It's pretty sad what they pay paralegals and legal assistance.
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Yeah. So, Joe, you had something to add?
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Well, back to the common law. And I tried to make this point last Friday on winter's Oh, yeah. And he went on and on and on and on and on. And No.
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Can No. He wouldn't do that.
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He said, when he finished, Roger, he he went on and on and on and changed the whole paradigm of the conversation, which rendered my point moot.
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So
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See. I'm off and I'm not to make that comment now. Okay. And I will ask you as I would I won't ask him because he will not, respond unaggressively, should I say. But please cite me. Not an example, but cite me one common
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law.
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How about the common law actions?
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No. How about cite me a common law? Because I can do that. I can cite you one.
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You have the right to defend yourself. That's a common law.
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Okay. But here's another one that I want wanted to throw out, but he wasn't gonna give me a chance to put it out there to help his conversation. But a common law in rural America is that if you stand on your piece of property and face the property line, the half of the property line to your right is your end to build the fence. Your neighbor on the other side of the property line, if he faces the fence, his fence should is that he has to build, and there is law statute law to back this up. He builds it to the right. I was just trying to point out that we need to we use the term in my opinion, we use the term common law too loosely.
Yeah. All encompassing. We need to be more definitive about it, I think. That's my opinion. Thank you.
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Alright, Joe. One too. That's an interesting example Trevor. For sure. Okay. Who's that? Who's trying to say something? Is that Chris? It's Bruce. Yeah. I got it right Bruce. We talk Bruce, talk right in your microphone, man. You're talking off to the side of the mic.
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Okay.
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I got a right to travel. That's common law.
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Yeah. I agree with that.
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Yep.
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What what I found interesting with Brent's response, and it may not been what Joe was looking for, but it had to do with what what society accepted, some of it. So we have these inherent God given rights. The freedom of speech is one of them. I mean, just go down the first ten amendments of the constitutions, state or federal. And those are, you know, basically your God given rights, which some people call natural law, which I consider to be part of the common law. We all know that you should have that right. Yeah. And, but then when you step outside of that, it becomes the norms of the society that you're in. I'll give you an example. I hope this is a good example.
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You're doing well. You're doing well.
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Thank you. So one of the things that kind of popped into my mind just now is, like, here in The United States, it's not acceptable for women to be bare breasted in public. But I can go over to Germany and in the parks, there'll be women sunbathing topless, and nobody thinks anything of it. So certain societies have different norms than other societies.
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It's like you can go buy a National Geographic and get a black man's Playboy.
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It's it's not acceptable in The US, but it should be. I'm just saying.
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I don't know about that, but
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I know But it was interesting. I was,
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you know, I was with a bunch of, my, military buddies, and I was kind of expecting that. I I had heard and then, you know, told about it. And so, you know, I was one of the few out of my bunch that weren't gawking at the women sunbathing. You know, I'm just like, what what grow up. Like like, you've never seen a topless woman. Come on. You know, this is is silly. Just absolutely silly. But again, it's one of the norms of their society and it's not unlawful over there for a woman to to sunbathe topless, in public. But here oh, and also in Italy.
You can go to the beaches in Italy, and there's certain beaches that it's okay to be topless.
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So It's okay to be totally nude, some of those in the middle of the river. Some of those too. Yeah. Yeah.
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But anyway, that was just kind of a silly example that popped into my mind. Right. Kind of a a very big difference between the norms of our society compared to other countries.
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Yeah. Go ahead, Joe. How terrible how terrible those tan lines are. Yes, Joe?
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Just as a byline here, you, there are certainly those that shouldn't.
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It should be an angle
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to be an angle.
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Well, I'm saying that about yoga pants and grandmas. These these grandmas were in yoga pants that weigh two hundred pounds.
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I'm gonna tell you, Mark, when I first moved to Argentina when I was down there on my my visit trip and and talking to the green guys, you know, I got, I wanna know where these women go and get those pants spray painted on every morning. Because, man, it doesn't matter what age. It's like vanity is, vanity is very popular, in a in a hot commodity in Argentina.
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Oh my goodness.
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Down there. Yep. If if I may The highest they got the highest plastic surgery rate in the world, and they got the highest rate of, what what what what do you go make yourself throw up? So you after you eat,
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bulimia. Bulimia.
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That bulimia. That's what I'm looking for. Yeah. And they even wrote a book about it years ago called Argentina on the Couch. They also have the highest ratio of psychologists in per population in the in the world. Hey, Samuel.
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Hey. How about me? Brent asked that question, you know, last week about asking people what the common law is they probably don't even know. Right? I like Brost's take on it, and he's he's got this term, public policy and political action groups in here because he's he's looking at that as the democracy, where the republican the the individual is protected. Anyways, this is his statement. He says all political action groups have failed to make any difference because of their inability to recognize that our nation was established first and foremost as an assembly of individuals acting independently in their own best interests without harm to one another.
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Basic general common law. Yeah. I think that's very, very accurate.
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If you ask people what is common law, they will say what is commonly accepted as law, and that ain't it, folks.
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Yeah.
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Well, we're accepting you know, the yeah. I this this is really bizarre. I didn't know that Roseanne Barr had a podcast. Oh, yeah. But Rick Yeah. Rick Wild ran a a a piece on her, podcast the other day, and she was interviewing
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Rick Byrne. You do you remember him, Roger? Burns? The guy who deals civil war and all that stuff?
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No. This is the Burns.
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This this is the guy that popped up, he's like an analyst. He's a I think he was the owner of overstock.com
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at one point. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know who that guy is. He's very sharp. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was comped by the CIA.
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Patrick.
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Patrick. I'm sorry. His name is Patrick. Correct. Yeah. And the he actually got compromised and was, kinda unwittingly a, CIA asset. With the Russian girlfriend and all that stuff, he was being used by the CIA. Because I've heard him talk about it on Alex. Go ahead, please.
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Yeah. He's like a systems engineer. He's sort of a brainiac, and he does work a lot for the defense department. And he said on Roseanne Barr's show that the the the whole last election for the president was already set up and ready to go directly to Harris as the win. She didn't even have, he says, a a defeat speech prepared, and it was all, according to him, pinching on a group in Serbia working with the Chinese to be able to change that data and make her the winner. Okay? He said that group was taken out, and he wouldn't say what taken out meant, like a day before the election so they couldn't throw it.
Mhmm. But the other thing that he said, he said the Chinese have an analyst for every county in The United States to watch the political world and change that vote county by county. And they have worked up over to the over the years to get all the way to this presidential position and move that election. I thought that was pretty outrageous.
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Well, I wouldn't doubt it coming from Patrick Burns. I believe he's a pretty straight shooter.
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Yeah. That's pretty scary that they have an analyst who probably knows. He said that if they each analyst, she says, probably knows more about that county than anybody in The United States would know about that county. It very well might be. Yep.
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Yep. Well, I got into a heated argument about China yesterday at lunch with this guy. He and I have political and and philosophical arguments. So just well, did did well, he did a little bit kinda. Anyway, interesting. He just thinks China's this great thing, and they're gonna beat us. The US is not gonna make it. They're already on the downhill slope, and he's right to some extent. But, anyway, interesting. Yes, Larry. What you got?
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Yeah. What was, Joe's question? Can you name the common law or name name an example? Name a yes. An example of common law. Okay. Yeah. So I think I can name two. So and this is right out of the Bible. The common law comes right out of the Bible as most know. And so in Deuteronomy chapter 19 verses 16 to 20, this emphasizes a fair trial and the importance of truth and legal proceedings. And that reads, if a false witness rise up against any man to testify against him that which is wrong, then both the men between whom the controversy is shall stand before the Lord, before the priests and the judges which shall be in the days and the judges shall make diligent inquisition and behold, if the witness be a false witness and have testified falsely against his brother, then shall ye do unto him as he had thought to have done unto his brother, so shall thou put the evil away from among you and those which remain shall hear and fear and shall henceforth commit no more any such evil among you. That reminds me of contempt of court and then there's another example of due process in Acts twenty five sixteen and this is where Paul was given a chance to defend himself against his accusers and if you remember, he was before Festus, the Roman governor And in this verse, it states that it is not Roman custom to deliver a man to die before the accused has the opportunity to face his accusers and defend himself. And this obviously highlights Roman legal principles of due process.
So there's two for you right there. Comment. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead, John. Comment.
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Nowhere does he say anything about the jury. In common law, the the the enforce in my this is my opinion that the, acknowledgement of whatever the common law may be for a particular case is decided by a jury, not a magistrate. Oh, certainly. That's what it differs.
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You know, the I would agree that the first ten amendments or the the bill of rights, let's say, is, that's in common law.
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Yeah. I I brought up, debt new and debt and some of the, the remedies, the, you know, the potential actions in common law because the common law itself is kind of benign, isn't it? Just like lays there until, and some exception maybe a couple of rare exceptions, there's an injured party. And then it springs into action where there's where there's a way to make the person who was damaged whole. That's kind of the way I look at it, Joe. Roger. Sure. Did you ever Hold on. Joe's first? Joe's first? The the juror's handbook?
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Yeah. In that, it's up to the jury to to decide what the law really is. Yes. Yes. For the judge to tell him. Nope. It's not for anyone to tell the jury what the law is. The jury makes the law with their decision.
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Correct. You know, I think I've mentioned on the show, Joe, that, John Benson, my teacher, he was working on a book on the jury when he died. And his idea was that the jury was the one element that that guarantees a Republican form of government.
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And they've darn near killed it.
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Oh, yeah. Yep. Yeah.
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Yep. The the jury is supposed to be able to decide well, even if the if the law they come to the conclusion that law was broken, if they think the law stinks, they don't have to come in for that. They can just throw the law and say that's a dumb law, you know? Yep. And and that's, they don't like that, do they? Larry, you had something to add? I'm gonna tell you my friend's,
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jury story here in a minute. Go ahead, Larry.
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Well, to give, Brent some credit, he, he mentioned last week when he was talking about the common law that you can waive your right to a jury by trial. One one of the, one of the things that one of the characteristics of a a common law court is the fact that we do have juries, and so you have the choice to waive to waive that right to go before a jury. And I think he talked about, Brent talked about, when he was facing, some charges in court that he actually wanted a bench trial or somehow it worked out to be a bench trial, and it actually was beneficial in his situation.
Could be in some Just the mere fact that you have a just the mere fact that you have a an opportunity to go before a jury, that means that is a common law court.
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Yep.
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Court. Comment.
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Yes, sir, Paul.
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You know what? I think we need to bring back the trial by jury because if they were actually able to determine the validity of the law and the facts of the case, we would be dropping statutes off the books like Acorns in November.
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Yep. Yep. A lot of that, probably.
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I've got a lot of money here. What's that? That's called jury nullification. Yep. That's right. It's one of the safeguards of our constitution that if a a jury believes a law to be improper or not fair, not just, whatever, they can totally rule against the law. But you got these judges and prosecutors, and typically you're gonna find this in a in a criminal case. Right? So but the judges and the prosecutors will do everything they can to sway that jury to include, I heard Barnes say, on the Sunday night broadcast, that he was involved in a case where the court slipped in evidence to the jury when they were deliberating their decision.
Yes. And it it came to light. So that's a total mistrial upon that. Yep. They didn't get a chance to, try to discredit that, so called evidence or or to, challenge it because it was never introduced into the court during the trial. But they slipped it in. And see, the judge will also tell the jury, here's the law that you gotta go by. So then the jury members think, well, our hands are tied, and this is the law. And here's the evidence, and this is what we're gonna go by. So it's it's unfortunate, but jury nullification is
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an incredible tool. Thank you, Red Beckman. You. Thank you, Red Beckman, one of our patriarchs. Did somebody have something to add there? Yes. I did. I had a question. Yes,
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sir. How do you deal how do you deal with the patriots, if you will, that pass out the jurors or citizens handbook out on the street near the courthouse being convicted of tried and convicted of jury tampering.
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Oh.
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Well, it's happened.
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I believe it. I I and then, you know, Harv I mentioned the other day, Harvey Y Song and I, and I was involved with this and went to the parking lot of the Richard B Russell Building right down there downtown Atlanta, and they shut the building down when we started handing those pamphlets out to people. And they were walking in, I guess, they're probably telling the security guard, these there's some guys in the parking lot handing this out. They shut down the damn Richard B Russell Building, folks. I got another story on top of that, but I'm a let Joe finish. What are you saying?
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Well, the question is, how can a judge overturn a jury's verdict? It happens all the time anymore. That's not an uncommon happening. The In state federal tyranny. Vote, it happens.
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The the first engine of tyranny is a corrupt judiciary. We're seeing it. We've got it up around. Oh, to the hilt. Right. To the hilt. What? Yes.
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Yeah. Alright. Hold on. The reason that a judge the reason that a judge can overturn a verdict from a jury of subjects is because the jurors have a status below the judge, and the judge can overrule what they say. Wow. A trial by jury, the jurors are above the judge, and their decision is final.
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It goes to show you, their control over the and the maybe the meaning of the phrase jury of your peers. Exactly.
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Larry, you had something? Alright. Hold on. Yes. So Joe was saying where is jury a jury found in the Bible? Well, the Bible emphasizes the importance of hearing both sides of the case and considering all available evidence before making a judgment. And I think the closest example we can come to to a jury or or find in the Bible, regarding the principle of having a jury is in Proverbs eighteen seventeen. And it says, he that is first in his own cause seemeth just, but his neighbor cometh and searches him. And this suggests that a comprehensive evaluation of the evidence is crucial before a decision is reached.
Comment. So there's all all kinds of principles.
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That is not what I said. I said that you did not provide in your initial statements, you did not provide a jury context. All you provided was justice. I did not say that there was no place for the jury in the bible. Did not say that. And this is where people are screwing up big time, opinion. You don't listen to what people
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say. And that's how crap gets twisted up, and people get that. I agree. Well, you can't argue with that statement, Joe. I was watching a, over the weekend, I guess, a, program on the Sumerians, and they were talking about how the some of the Sumerian stuff is still with us today. And the example they gave was sixty minutes that you we use for an hour. And it has to do with 12 here, and that just jury talks what brought it to my mind. And they took an example, and you take one hand, say your right hand, and you put it out and you exclude the thumb, and then you go through your digits on your four fingers. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12.
And when you got one of those in your left hand, you put up one. And then you do the count again, and then you got two. And you go through the whole routine, and five times 12 is 60. So this may be where a lot of that came from is counting the digits on your hand on just your fingers, not your thumb. That's interesting, I thought. You think whatever you want. The, other thing I wanted to mention was my friend, Jeff, who may be listening right now, actually, listens while he works. Construction guy does great, fabulous construction work, a lot of renovation, very fastidious, great kid, like a son to me. And, Jeff, got summoned for jury duty in a murder trial.
And so the setup was down there, you know, Redneck Riviera, and is out in the trailer park. And this very diminutive female had a, a boyfriend who was, you know, bigger and bluffed her and, I guess, had been belligerent with her previously. And so he was drunk, and he came back to the, to the, trailer, and and she wouldn't let him in. He kept badgering. And she finally opened the door, and she'd gotten his 45. And he unbeknownst to her, he had had that trigger shaved down to a hair trigger. And he's trying to get in the trailer, and she, not knowing that, let off around and and sent him to the next environment.
And so, then they he was he went ahead and went through the process, and he got on the jury, heard the heard the whole trial, and did not tell them that he was a FEJA guy. And so when they got into deliberations, he brought his FEJA handbook. And he said, Roger, they had that 45 and they had rounds on the table that we were all sitting at, and they were more scared of that jury nullification handbook than they were of somebody loading that pistol shooting somebody. So that is how, seriously, they look at that internally in their little scam. Do we go away? Are there people there?
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Did Paul cut me off again? Okay. We're still hanging on. Paul cut me off again.
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So, anyway, that was that was the story, and I always thought it was interesting. And Roger? Do what, Dave? How did that trial end? I I I don't I don't know what story it was now. It it was, that experience right there. Yeah. So Anyone here's the other story? I I would imagine she did, but I don't know for sure. But I do know for sure that Paul is gonna tell our Brit friends and our Chicago fans goodbye. So, Paul, please do so.
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Mute. Larry, please mute locally. Your truck's real noisy. Please please mute your phone. He's delivering a package. So okay. Thank you, Larry. There we go. Larry's got a very fertile mind, doesn't he? Yeah. I I muted him a minute ago because there was a lot of air noise, and and I couldn't hear what you were saying. So
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by the way, Paul, again, compliments to you on whatever you did in the background that got all this audio, up to par. And before, there's a lot of variance, and there's some people that were far and some people that were distant or whatever. But now it's much more consistent. I think we still can have some of those things, but it's consistently better and good work. Good work. I'll take it to the board about getting you a raise or something.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Okay. Where else can we go? We we don't, by any chance, have any new folks on that hadn't been able to get a question into this point, do we? No? Okay. Any any old folks that have been around that had a question or comments or some news breaking or any of that kind of stuff we need to be aware of? Alright. It's very interesting. There's a big conversation.
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William.
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Hey, William. Hey, man. Well, good to hear you.
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How you doing? Hey. I was just I was just wanna know about what what am I getting the insight on the post and his death? I I asked him the other day as well.
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I I don't you know, I was in Argentina when he got appointed, and, of course, the country went berserkle. And, they called him down there papa. And, he has a very checkered past in the Argentine era from back in the days of the Condor when Henry Kissinger was running Operation Condor in South America on Argentina and Chile and, and the revolution and the stuff they had. And he did not have a evidently, he had a very shady, part to do with that. And what they were doing is they were picking up people, William, that, were dissenting on the dictatorship, basically. The military junta is what it was.
And, they still demonstrate it today. The mothers, one day a week down there, the mothers of some of those people still dress in white and go in downtown Buenos Aires and bang on pots. So it's still, kind of, of of evidence in the society. Anyway, France Bergoglio, was that his name? He, was with the bad guys, and what they would do is they would use the naval yard, the, like, for the navy down there in Buenos Aires, and that was where they take all the people that yanked off the street, torture them, probably killed a few of them. And then the ones that they didn't kill there, they would take out in a a it's like a c one thirty airplane and, over the Atlantic and dump them out over the ocean at about 20 10,000 feet or something.
Not a not a real cleanly bunch, and evidently, he was involved in that. There were some rumors about it when he was appointed pope, but you also know, I'm sure, that he was the first Jesuit pope ever appointed.
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So that'd be what I Yeah. I heard that. Uh-huh. Now now the Jesuit meaning what I I don't quite understand that term, but does it have some associated with Jew with the Jews?
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Jesuits or Jesuits are called they're like the pope's black army. They were founded by a Jew back around the time of Martin Luther to combat the the Protestant movement, and they've always been a shadow. They call they've got a pope too. They call him the black pope. And the this Bergoglio guy was the first one since I think that was in the fifteen hundreds when Iglesias was the guy's name that founded the Jesuits, and he was a Jew. And, I believe it's fifteen hundreds. And, this is the first pope out of the Jesuits since then ever. I think that's real significant.
Yeah. Okay. Interesting. Interesting. William, they're the the Jesuits. Get a little sip of water here. The Jesuits were the ones when this continent and hemisphere was being founded, and they go to the Indians under all this nice we're gonna help you in pretense, and they give them blankets laced with smallpox that they'd wrap their children in. It would kill the whole tribe. They're not nice people. You there, William?
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Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I had I had on mute, Roger. Yeah. Okay. Anthony.
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Okay. Yep. They're the they're I'll tell you what you ought to do, William. You like to read and research, don't you? Go on the Internet Oh, you know it. And search up I do know it. Search up the oath of the Jesuit, the Jesuit oath. And you read that and you come tell me about them. Okay. Alright. Alright. Alright? I think it'll shock you. They're the ones that sit by the old widow's, bedside when she's dying and go, wouldn't you like to to will all of the property here over to the church? And they may grab their hand and put a pen in it and sign it.
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That's who the general didn't die yet. Iron Man Francis didn't die yet. Iron Man, Tin Man.
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I don't I don't know. I don't know if you're welcome here or not. Anyway, Iglesias is, who Hedge head's too big deal. You know, Ferris, you just pissed me off so much, man. I just I beg you to go find somebody else to listen to. You're you you you come in, you disrupt everything. You very rarely contribute anything. I don't think you've ever said anything about being a national, and I'm just not sure we're your kind of people, quite frankly. So William might suggest you go back and read the Jesuit oath, hunt it up and find it. These people have been devils throughout history since they were founded.
And Brigal, I think Okay. Thank you. Is. And he was out of the whole history, William, of the entire Catholic church. He's the first Jesuit pope they ever had. Now look for him to probably go back conservative this time, but I just don't know much about the Catholic church. I know about as much as I wanna know about it. And, I've never been around it much when I was young. Only come into contact with it in the last number of years with this stuff. And, I just don't wanna put somebody in that seat as pope who is an intermediary between me and who I perceive as my god. That's me and their relationship.
That that guy's got nothing to do with it. That's the way I see this.
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Yeah. I agree. I agree.
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Okay. How are you coming along in your understanding with the information and everything, William? You got any of those moments you wanna tell us about?
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No. Not yet. Not yet. Okay. But I definitely will share it. I will share the experience.
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Okay. I was thinking the other day, did Okay. Have y'all ever heard of the OOAA bird?
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I bet you haven't. No. The OOAA bird? OOAA bird.
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Yeah. It's a three inch bird that lays a five inch egg. No. I never heard of it. That's never mind. It went over your head.
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Yes. It does. Ask the guy that the guy to just chime in, ask him what it is. What do you think?
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Well, it's a it's a joke about about if if that was the situation, you that little bird would go, oh, oh, oh. And then when it was done, he go, ah. So imagine it that way.
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Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha.
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Good to have you on board, William. You come to us with any questions. How's how's Tony doing? Is he doing alright?
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Yeah. Tony going. He Tony's right here beside me. Say hi, Tony. Okay.
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Okay.
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Tony, say hi.
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Okay. We'll back at him. Okay? Good to have you guys on board. Who else has got something they want to bring up? I know you do. Quit fooling. Quit fooling around out there and holding your tongue. No. The confrontation with the judiciary is that's coming is looking very interesting. So what does Trump just go ahead and go full dictator and bypass the, bypass the Supreme Court on any of these funky decisions? You go back through the federal judiciary and through the congress, cut off their funding. You cut off their funding for their clerks, their US marshal, their all all their support stuff. You'd still pay them. They'll still be a judge, but there won't be a cordary by your system and enforce anything. That may be an approach that's taken.
There's a lot of things, being looked at and discussed because of the frustration that's building. And on the other side, because of a lot of these delays and Trump wanting to have the appearance of, yes, I will abide by court decisions, and then realizing they're throwing lawfare at him. It's just a hell of a time, Mar.
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Well, you know, we can look at the president Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson is the five reports. There's three of them that you can name right. Jackson,
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Abraham Lincoln did the same thing with habeas corpus, and the liberals hero, j, FDR. You know? He he evidently used that technique too. You know, one of Harvey's cousins, and we were sitting there talking at the Waffle House after the meeting one night. FDR came up and Chris, his name's Chris, and he goes, the whole time I grew up, I thought Roosevelt's first name was Dan. So for whatever that's worth. Yep. So those three used it for sure. I'm a friend of the same thing. You do what, Mark?
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I had a friend who said the same thing. He thought his his name his first name was Dan for a long time.
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Trump's gonna have to make some some tough decisions. I I really like and I think I brought it up yesterday. Somebody said you can't give an example of of Trump, you know, of doing good. Well, I think that this little recent thing on Iran is exactly that example. And I think you're seeing the backlash of it right now with them trying to get the guy from the secretary of defense, Hogset, Hogset. They're trying to get him out in any way possible, because their line of demarcation at the cabinet level, half of these rabbit ass, rabbit Zionists wanting to kill anything, that walks. And the other half along with and Vance and his, personal secretary, and, our secretary of defense national intelligence, Chelsea Gabbard.
All of them, may have been one or two more, said no. Let's go the diplomatic route. And the this is a backlash trying to get Hegseth out of there. They don't like him there. He's a strong voice. And even though he's pro Israel, he doesn't wanna let go do this attack for him. So there's a line of demarcation right there in the Trump cabinet on this really pretty important issue. You know? Iran's the only country left out of those seven that that general saw in the Pentagon that day. You know? He said, no. They've increased it from five to seven now. Iran's the only one left that hadn't taken over and taken out.
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Wow.
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So it's such a pivotal pivotal geopolitical event because of the app. Not if nothing else, just because of the geography of it. It is an absolute crossword roads of the world right now And, supported, of course, with treaties by Russia and China, an incredible oil producer, China's biggest, provider of oil, also the country with the Straits Of Hormuz, where I forget the percentage, what 80% of the world's oil goes to the Strait Of Hormuz, right there in Iran. And then on on on top of all that, you got the Shiite and they they're the they're the Shiites, the Iranians. The Sunnis are the other ones. Okay? And, right there at that crossroads where they all wanna start putting the cheap manufacturing in either China or the New Horizon India working with us to compete with China, and then both of the roads of logistics to bring those goods to market go right through Iran, right to the West.
It's a hell of a situation, folks. I mean, when you look at it in totality and I'd right there, what I gave you right there is probably not even the totality of it. It's a real serious situation. So, let's just hope not. Let's hope we prevail in these wackos. And what did I hear I hear of? Netanyahu now on top of everything else with all his problems, it's been announced he had prostate cancer. I heard somebody mention that the other day. I
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haven't heard anything like that. That's just what he needs.
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So, so that's the geopolitical world and the big focus. I, Ukraine seems to have taken a back burner. The the word is that everybody's just gotten they can't get around the roadblocks, and they've gotten disgusted and thrown their hands up.
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Roger, up up Yes. Prostate cancer and a and a pacemaker, and the doctor goes wherever he goes.
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Okay. Well, I hope he doesn't cause him to commit suicide like he did his psychiatrist.
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I think Trump's gonna throw him under the bus.
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I hope. God, I hope so. Now they're having riots in Israel, and you're not hearing much about it. Lot of dissension over there. And,
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yikes. Yes. Hell, the time. The IDF is refusing to serve in a lot of cases too. Yeah. That's right. It seems like I heard that, Samuel.
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And they're they're sick of going over there and killing damn Gaza people. At you know, women and children for god's sakes. And then this new, new rep they got to replace one of the ones that went to Trump's cabinet, this guy, Randy Fine, this obnoxious, a very uncharismatic Jew, he said put it somebody put pictures of of dead babies, Palestinian babies on his x account, and he his comment was I love it, something like that. I love dead babies in the morning or some because you just wanna grab these people and just slap them. The world's turning against them, and they're panicking, to the point of they're trying to go out and put ringers on some of these big talk shows, like, especially Joe Rogan because he's had a little controversy about Israel on there lately and a debate with two guys. And they're just anti Israel stuff going all over the place more than I've ever seen it, and it's increasing. So it's becoming a real key issue with people and fantastic because the more that happens, you can't look into it without them being exposed unless you're totally biased.
You can't objectively look into it. You know, I mentioned the the elements here, you know, Samuel. I mentioned the Lavonne affair. I mentioned the USS Liberty. We talk about the area soon, and the atrocities that that these people committed over there, they they have were the initial cause of all this backlash. Those people live pretty much in harmony for two thousand years right next to each other until the Zionist got there. Yes. Samuel.
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Yeah. The, the Iranians are picking up on Trump's style, and they produced a document, a speech that one of their leaders was gonna give. And the news agencies picked it up, but they decided not to give this speech. But essentially it was saying Iran wants to invite America whose nuclear business is is is in disrepair and failing and would like to invite them into Iran because we've got a trillion dollar deal for you. We wanna build 19 more nuclear power plants. It says so they're waving they're waving a trillion dollar deal in front of Trump, to get his support Uh-huh. To make a deal Yeah. That we would build in power plants. And that way, they, of course, would have our protection from Israel instead of Of course. They're right. That's a well, they're smart folks. They're smart folks.
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You know, that reminds me of something I've thought about several times, Samuel, and on nuclear because it is an answer. You know? And and the interesting thing is years ago, before I left the stage, there was a show on PBS, a series on I don't remember if it was on energy or it was on nuclear. But, the the example of the world for nuclear is France. They've got, I don't know how many plants over there, but, we've got we've got a hundred and at this if I remember correctly, about a 60 something nuclear plants around the country. Do you know how many of them were built on the same plants, Samuel?
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I used to be in that industry, Roger.
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Yeah? I You know? They're
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they're all a mess.
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Do you know the answer to the question how many are built on the same plans?
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More similar. %.
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Hundred %.
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Two. A lot of them are Two out of a 60
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are built on the same plans. What France has done and the reason they're the high example is because they followed the same plans and put in improvements on everyone they added. That's the reason you don't hear about any mistakes or anything over there. K?
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We we started out with a lot of small engineering companies building the starting on the plans, and then then the NRC got involved and decided to add a lot of extra safety equipment. And so you ended up with foundations already started report trying to put, you know, 10 pounds of stuff in a one pound bag. So then it got kicked up to bigger engineering companies like Brown and Root and Bechtel and Fluor. And those guys were able to cram that stuff in there, but it got so complicated. I mean, the future is probably in thorium, and the Chinese we were the leaders of that in the sixties because we were trying to get an airplane, a a power plant that could go on an airplane
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that would You say thorium? Like Thora? Like Thor, our good listener, thorium?
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Yeah. Yeah. And but again Hey, Thor. China China and, and India are leading that technology today. I mean, China is leading in a lot of stuff. They they they got boring machines. They're gonna try to bore through the Himalayan Mountains. I mean, they're Uh-huh. They got earth moving machines that you could just This is like
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to comment. I have this conversation I had yesterday with lunch with this guy. I said, yeah. They have advanced themselves in many of these areas because they stole the basic foundation technology from us, and they've innovated on top of it. Yes, Joe.
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From what I've read not to interrupt, Samuel. But from what I've read, the initial reactors were to be fueled by thorium, but they diverted from thorium to uranium because a thorium reactor produces very little very little nuclear waste. Yeah. But yep. And if you have no nuclear waste
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You can't pull what you don't have. Yeah. I bought one.
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So they changed to uranium because of the waste, the yellow cake that they could use in nuclear weaponry. And, yes, they did they did fly an airplane powered by a nuclear reactor in the early fifties. Wow. K. Well, that's I didn't know. It happened. But, see, we don't ever hear that. And the one American company that is pursuing thorium small nuclear small modular reactors. SMRs is what they are called. It's Oklo, o k l o. And sad it is to say, the one that's doing most of the funding of it is Sam Altman, which is an evil bastard in my opinion. No. Yeah. He's the one with the $4,000,000
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car.
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Yeah. But but by the same token, he's the one that's pursuing the small modular reactor using thorium as a fuel?
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My understanding is that China is going to try to bring one online this year.
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It's my understanding they already have. They have several of them online. Yes.
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Well, I should We're so far behind China the way it looks to me. I mean, their boring equipment, their bridge building I mean, this they took this belt and road thing seriously and wanted to be efficient at being able to bore through obstacles to bridge obstacles. I mean, this this latest bridge they've got, the deck of the bridge is, I think, 2,000 feet over the Canyon River. It's, like, a mile long. It's a suspension bridge. We thought it would take them twenty years to build it. They're gonna finish it up here in three years.
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Well, don't forget the shoddy worksmanship. I see I I know all these great examples. They do that, but the way they're structured over there and the the way the communist party dictates the economic ways of getting these things built, they're all built half with half assed materials and slops slopshodly. Look at the three gorgeous dam. It was there was questions a couple years ago if it wasn't gonna totally collapse and the potential damage with 200,000,000 plus people downstream. Roger? Yes, Dave. I wouldn't be driving all that bridge. Yeah. I Well, do you know that's I don't try What You know?
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That was sort of the label we gave Japan after World War two. We've all this junk that was coming from Japan. We'll look at them now. Well,
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that's correct. They I I don't believe hold on, Wahid. I don't believe they had the same problem that they have with the Chinese in the way they finance these things. They make a contract. They give the bulk of the contract to the contractee of the funds. He skims 10%, and he passes it down to another guy. He does the same thing, skims 10%. He passes it down to another guy. By the time it gets to the guy that's gonna do the work, there's not enough money and funds in there to do the thing properly. That's the basis of the problem of China, particularly. All their kung what do they call them? Tofu buildings.
The fact you got ever paper machete Roger? Yeah. I got ever well, I think paper machete's I think paper machete's stronger than the concrete walls I saw people put sticking their fingers in. So that underlying again, on the top, it looks very impressive and pretty underneath, there's a lot of rot. And they're in worse financial problems than we are, if that's possible. So, anyway, we'll see. I understand they look real pretty, but, you know, a couple years ago, I was watching them trying to get satellites in orbit, and they couldn't get a rocket up over a couple of thousand feet before it'd fail and fall. So I don't know about all that stuff. That's 3 Gorges.
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There's there's 3 Gorges Dam probably still comes under that, you know, policy and stuff. But, you know, they they also execute a lot of people when they do catch them, and I guess if you're not paying the right guy off. So they they do have some controls about shoddy stuff.
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Rock, those thousand men peddling that rocket, they just ran out of fuel, man. They couldn't peddle anymore. Well, there was a rice subsidy, and they didn't get in on.
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Okay. What else do you think about that guy that he was calling? What do you Waheed,
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you you go away for weeks, months, half a year or more at a time, and you just pop right back in seamlessly. Waheed, what you got on your mind?
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The El Salvador guy, stuck in El Salvador. What do you take on that bringing him back here?
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Bringing him back? Why? How? The one that they say that he No. I know you're talking about how. Why would we take an El Salvadorian citizen who has wronged our country that we sent back to them and the president has to release him. And then if they send him back, you know what would happen? He'd come back. He'd be turned right over to ICE and gone right into a deportation situation, and they'd deport him again. If he came back, that's what would happen. But my question to you, Wahid, is why would we bring him back? He's not our property. He's not our problem. We got rid of him. Everything's totally lawful.
He's a El Salvadorian citizen. Why if Bocelli wants to release him and and send him back, he'd just come right back to him like a bad penny. What what what's there to think about?
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Well, they're saying they're they're say their side their side is saying that he was Yeah. But the other side is saying that he was, lawfully here or something. That He went lawfully here. He had two court cases.
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Three judges had declared him an MS thirteen member. That's already makes him a terrorist and deportable right there. He'd had a deportation order that that was was stilled at the last minute because his excuse was he he his asylum was he was being prosecuted by a rival gang, and that rival gang in El Salvador doesn't exist anymore. So what's his excuse for being here when he's already had a deportation order? Quit buying I can't even believe I can't even believe you'd ask a question, Wahid. You
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No. No. No. I I I I I caught the tail end of it. I just wanted you to summarize it.
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Well, I he's a bad sum, bitch. They're bad people. They chop people up with machetes. On the other part of that, I think we're gonna probably hear maybe any day on Owen Shroyer and his attorney, Norm Paddis, up there, constitutional attorney in Connecticut, have filed a FOIA, request with the state of Tennessee. Did you hear about what happened with them in 02/2021 in the state of Tennessee, Waiib? Did in what all you heard, did you happen to hear about that? No. I'm just I'm just catching the tail end of a lot of this stuff. Okay. Well, you need to get in on the front end of it and, you know, get in the bathroom sooner. Get in the closet sooner.
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Hold on. Let me send you the I know there's a 900 there's 900,000.
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In 2021, the Tennessee State Patrol pulled the car over. I don't know if speeding or what. It was him driving. I believe there was a female in the car, and there were four children. There was no baggage, no luggage. He didn't have a driver's license. And within two hours, the FBI contacted the Tennessee State Patrol, which is not their jurisdiction, kinda, and asked them to release them, take pictures, send the pictures, and release them. Child trafficking in 2021.
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Question
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Yes, Joe.
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If MS thirteen has been been declared a terrorist organization, wouldn't that make them an enemy of The United States? And if so and if so, wouldn't Chris Holland of, I think, Maryland be guilty of aiding and abetting the enemy, which is also treason under the constitution.
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You're talking about the senate? Constitution.
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Why no prosecution?
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Talking about the senator that's down there? It's not just him now. There's five
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democratic representatives in there. Good one to start with. He's a good one, but there's no problem with these,
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one of these black radical, communists is down there saying I'm not coming back till he, till he, get they release him. Well, they're down there on the taxpayer's dime in some Marriott or some some crap with all this stuff. Look. The guys clearly, Trump's got every legal reason in the world that they're deport him. Now all this backlash. Now the question comes in with the FBI calling them in Tennessee in 2021. Obviously, he's very important to them. What's the link between him and the Democratic party? And the reason that those five Democratic legislators are down there with the this guy is some kind of a key connection in the child trafficking scam.
That's what I'm reading out of it. Pudge. And I couldn't believe Bucelli even let him out into their possession where they could say, don't say anything about this. You should've kept them separate and put and and let Trump's people come down and interrogate the son of a bitch. Yes, Paul.
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Any US Senators or legislators that are down there to get him to come back or to bring him back to this country should be charged with treason.
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I agree. Their,
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security details should be recalled. Their citizenship should be revoked. Maybe they can set up shop down in El Salvador.
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Well, with all of the others and all the heinous crimes and everything else, for them to draw the line on this guy, there's something real important about him.
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Mhmm.
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K? So and I I I gotta tip my hat to Owen Shroyer. He's the first one that saw this two, three days ago more, k? Before all this other stuff came out, he said, they're paying way too much attention to this guy. And he was right, and it turns out, I think he's gonna be real right. Hopefully, we're gonna see some results. May I? Oh, anyway. Yeah. Yes, ma'am. Of course, you may.
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What do you have for me? Lady Linda Louise,
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thank you. I just wanted to share that, Anna Paulina Luna has been invited by Hugh Kelly to go down to El Salvador, and she has been given permission to meet up with this, MS thirteen character, Garcia. And she may be that liaison that you're speaking about. Fantastic. That's great news. Yeah. So, I had the same suspicions. I didn't listen to the, broadcast that you speak of where people have this idea. But, spiritually, I had this idea of, yeah, why are they paying so much attention? And the way Chris Van Hollen was like so intently listening to him and it sounded like it looked, the appearance looked like he was whispering to him, we can protect you and don't say anything about x, y, and z. I mean, they're so nefarious and so sneaky and so dishonored. And
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and you know this is important to him, but they wouldn't bring all this heavy artillery to the bear. And I'm shocked again that Trump Trump's got a very good relationship with Buccelli. They they didn't call him and say, don't release this guy into these guys, custody. Now they also had a lawyer with them that supposedly somebody had hired to represent his girlfriend, common law wife, whatever, a chunky little Latina up there in Maryland. I saw a picture of her. But supposedly, that's who he was representing. Maybe that's the hospices they used. I don't know, but I sure wish they would have kept him separated from them until lay up representative Loon or someone of that caliber could get down there and talk to him first.
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But Well, I think Paul Bean already said, they should be, they've committed treason and their security details should be revoked. And, the evidence is becoming clearer and clearer. It's
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quite ugly in what they're doing here, and they are certainly seemingly violating, violating something. So you you're you're down there giving aid and comfort to the enemy. They're a gang. It's a declared enemy of The US, and you're down there giving aid and comfort to them. You know, Brent would say you can't bring out treason unless you're in a war with somebody. Well, we are in a war with them. They've been declared terrorists, and all that should fall right into place in my mind. We'll see, Linda. It's quite very exciting times, you have to admit. The The US is paying them. Hold on, Wahid. The US is paying Bucheli a million a month to keep all those rascals down there.
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Waiheed, what do you have? What what what about what about the rest of his list? He I think there's some 900,000 on the d o deport there's a 900,000 people on the deportation list. Okay. Great. The, Trump's deportation list. I think that's what I read last time. 900,000.
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Know. It should seems like it ought to be more net. There's about 20,000,000 illegals. Seems like it ought to be more than 900,000, but I guarantee you. Well, hell, they're all they're all here. He's going after the the hooligans first. Now I hope I heard recently that they've cut off the, funds that were being deposited on those Snap cards and stuff they've given them. And if so, then pretty soon, they're gonna run out of, funds, and some of them will resort to crime. And when they get caught, then they fall into ICE's in the deportation line's hands.
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I don't know if he should Well, you ought to see what's happening here. You ought to see what's happening here in Los Angeles. They're all I haven't seen so many young Latino guys on the train on Saturdays and Sundays when I take the train. It's loaded with them. They're all running from this, nine that that deportation was.
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Yeah. Well, you can run, but you can't hide. They got your cell phone number. They're in charge of the records now. I just, I wish it, that he didn't have all these distractions on his plate so he could really get some of these things that are and let's think about it. Would be both the Democrats and the Republicans want these migrants out of here. K? The these illegals out of here. So there's your common issue for the mid, the primaries, the next midterm elections. They're also freaked out about maybe getting taken by the Democrats. You get these bastards out of the country, you're not gonna have any midterm problems. They're they're gonna support you and maybe even give us a bigger majority in the house, and possibly the senate. Who knows? I don't know the senators that are up for reelection this next time.
So, anyway, very interesting stuff for sure. I just as I tell you guys, I I every every night, I pray for Donald Trump. Okay? And and and that that he will become aware of the potential disaster of his circumstances by surrounding himself with some of these wackos. But evidently, even though they all got to have this, yeah, we love Israel attitude to be around him, some of them are more rabid than the other ones. And I think it might be separated by the Christian Zionists, the the ones, that are all in favor of Israel, but maybe they're the ones in these decisions where it's split that are giving the clearer, more listenable voice and and opinion to Trump.
And I think he certainly leans that way too. He doesn't want a bunch of people killed, and Israelis are their their bloodlust. Let's face it. They're all just bloodlust. The more blood that flows, the bappier they are as evidenced by that creep, Randy Fine, the new representative from, one of the districts in South Florida. So who else? Any any comments on all that? Any opinions? It's quite interesting. That's one of the joys for me of all the stuff that we learn here and teach regularly, is this view of geopolitics. I I really enjoy keeping up with it, having the understandings that we have, and being able to see this whole geopolitical thing in a much more focused, view.
Alright. Who's, who are are we in shops?
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Wahi, you're muted, and you've got, like, a Wahi backpack leaf blower running.
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Yeah. We got a shop. Good morning, Roger. Yes. Who's this?
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It's Victor from Washington.
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Hey, Victor. Can we find out who's got that noise? Who's got the leaf eater going? Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have to muse. Oh, it was you. Okay. Alright. We'll go get in the
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It was a guy doing hammer drilling next to me.
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Okay. Alright. It was Victor, you say?
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Yes, sir. Victor in Washington.
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Hey, Victor. I don't have we spoken before?
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Yes. We have.
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Okay. Well, pardon my memory. I'm getting old.
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So I was Alex Jones' listener since 02/2006 when I watched NBA for the first time, so I'm familiar with Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones and all of them. Yeah. Okay. As far as Donald Trump goes, decelerated my buddy and I greatly when he first got elected because he was campaigning on lock her up, lock her up, Hillary Clinton and all that. Oh, '16. Yeah. Yep. So there's a documentary film called Is Donald Trump a Freemason? If you wanna get an idea of who Donald Trump really is, and it talks about how he has his Trump powers, the seven pillars, and the triangle below the fertility and all that and all the things in his apartment and everything. And I understand praying for him every day, but every single one of his cabinet members is part of the Israeli government, basically. Well,
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you you don't get in there wanna look at. You don't get in there unless you're pro Israel. I certainly agree with that. But as the example I just gave out, I don't think that totally means I'm bloodthirsty just because I'm for Israel. This is where they've co opted Christianity with dispensationalism and Christian Zionism. That that to me, I think, are the people on the other side of the line. I don't know about the Freemason thing. You know, I'm just a guy that looks at the world at my end as a half full glass instead of half empty, and I'd rather look go through the remaining years I have with a positive attitude kinda as opposed to a negative one. So I see Trump doing a lot of good things for people. And and I I just, I think he's a I think he's a pretty good guy. K?
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Well, what I'd like to say about that is you've heard of controlled opposition before. Right? Of course. Of course. Of course.
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Okay.
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So Alice Jones, probably a prime example. Other people that refuse to speak of the Israelis and all that, another examples. What I'm getting at is all of the things that he's doing are things that are supposed to have done anyway, deporting the illegals, the trade, the tariffs, everything. Yeah. He has to do things positive to keep the population asleep, basically, to what's really going on, like what we're doing, nationalism.
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I I think what he's doing is trying to save the country because if you're gonna step in and take some of these drastic measures, they're gonna throw the whole thing into bankruptcy with their totally New York World Order plan. He's obviously fighting that. Doesn't that tell you that he's some sort of an antithesis to my enemy? You know, the old thing in The Middle East, Victor? The enemy of my enemy is my friend. It's never wrong.
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Yeah. I'm just saying that you might wanna take a look at who he really is.
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Okay. Well, that's pay for him too. Okay.
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Yeah. I'll send you a link to your email if you wanna watch it.
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But, anyway, that's all my input for now. Thank you. Thanks, Victor. Good to talk to you. Ron, do you got any comments on that? Paul does. You have to see you, Vic. You have a call?
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My take on Trump is he was a lesser of two evils. And even if he is sending us down the primrose path to destruction, at least we don't have to listen to Harris cackle.
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Well, that's a good thing and watch a rider broom around Washington. Mhmm. I suggest people, go back and look at the Oprah Winfrey interview with Trump in the eighties. I mean, he's saying the same things he's saying now. K? Go back and look at it. Hey, Brent. Hey, man.
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Hey. Can the, previous caller put the link in the chat?
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I don't know if he he Victor, if you can put the link in the chat, if you can manage all that.
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Okay. I'll look for it on BitChute and see if I can do that for you guys.
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Alrighty. Thank you. I was gonna ask them to do the same thing.
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Okay. Well, that's two. We got a second. So thanks, Victor, if you can do that. There's several people at least that would appreciate it. So, where else can we go? Brent, are you headed to the, Gadsden thing this weekend?
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Yeah. I kinda got it hung up for breakfast in Albuquerque looking for a place. I'm splitting out of here and make tracks. I'm gonna go and see Joe in Oklahoma and then head that way.
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Okay. Well, be safe on the highways, man. You might wanna, wave at Mark as you go by.
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One of my I am. One of my favorite places in Albuquerque to eat is the Owl Cafe. O W L. The Owl Cafe. And it's, set up like an old fifties diner. It was built like in the early eighties. Husband and wife built it. They, I think they still have the old, record selection, record player selection on each booth.
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With the jukebox selector?
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Yes. Yes. Yes. They had the jukebox selector on each table. Wow. Each booth. Yeah. So just in the They got a '57
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Chevy. They got a '57 Chevy parked out front.
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No. But the art deco on the outside is really cool. So when you walk in, it's like stepping back in time. A lot this is my favorite place. It's right off of I 40, and I just that's I love going there for
[01:47:46] Unknown:
for a minute. Stop in there, Brent. It's not an all you can eat place, is it?
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No. No.
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I bet they shiver. I bet they shiver when they see Brent coming.
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If you go to Wichita, Kansas, Roger, there's a fifty seven Chevrolet hanging out the front end of the Spangles restaurant on West Street.
[01:48:12] Unknown:
Wow.
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Okay. They continue to play fifties and sixties music.
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Uh-huh.
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Downtown Minneapolis. Still some nostalgia out there. Downtown Minneapolis?
[01:48:23] Unknown:
Downtown Minneapolis, there's a nightclub that has a '57 Chevy as the canopy over the front door.
[01:48:30] Unknown:
Really?
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Mhmm. Man, I always wanted rock cafes like that too, Roger. Right. I'm sure there are. I always wanted a '57 Chevy when I was young. Classic automobile. I had several friends that had them. So Roger, I know this old 80 year old, tow truck driver. He's he's still driving a tow truck. He's got a couple of trucks, and him and his wife have matching convertible '57 Chevys that are just and they they tow them to to different shows, you know, car shows around there. Yeah. Yeah. They're, they are impeccable. Unreal. Wonderful car. Sure was. Also, those T Birds, those Thunderbirds from the mid to early fifties were, kinda cool too. Anyway, I love those old cars, that one particularly. Yes, ma'am. Julie, what's your favorite old? Yeah. My my father had a 1955
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Thunderbird convertible hardtop, and it was the funniest vehicle to drive around.
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Right. I always wanted a so. I always wanted a T Bird. I wanted a T bird, but I absolutely had to have the one that had Suzanne Somers in it, like, from the movie American Graffiti. And do you think I could find one? Nope. Not a chance. No.
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Julie, are you paying attention to the, Stanley Cup? Do you follow the capitals at all?
[01:49:57] Unknown:
I absolutely do, and I go to the games.
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Do you? Yes. I I, I was flipping around Sunday, not realizing the playoffs started Sunday. And over on one of the ESPN channels, they were doing a whole documentary on Ovechkin. Yep. And I have always I've just loved him. I have for years. Yep. But, man, if you're not a hockey fan, you probably can't appreciate what this guy is and what he's accomplished. But, yep, the great eight, he is fantastic. So your city has got two of my favorite professional athletes, with our our little Washington quarterback being the other one, Jalen Daniels. So just I was thinking about that the other day. I wanna mention it. So you do go to the Capital Games. You have a season tickets or anything?
[01:50:47] Unknown:
I buy the expensive ones on StubHub.
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Okay.
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Well But I do have a neighbor who has season tickets, so I sometimes go with them. But, yeah, their second game is tonight. They won in overtime on
[01:51:00] Unknown:
Yeah. The Vetskin scored scored the winning goal, didn't he?
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Yep. And, he's, surpassed
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Wayne Gretzky now. So Yes. He has. It was very interesting. And I we've got some Canadians down here, and One of them was a hockey coach. I like soccer hockey with him. And, I was watching that, and I did not realize this. But when Gordie Howe was the famous old old NHL player that set the record at 800 goals, And so when Gretzky broke his record, he said, Gordie Howe is following me around from game to game right there when I was about to break it. And when I broke it, he gave me his stick that he set the record with. So he gave it to Gretzky.
Now Gretzky and Ovechkin had had meals together after he broke the 800, barrier, and Gretzky did the same thing to Ovechkin. When he set his record and topped Gretzky, Gretzky gave him his stick for Ovechkin's museum, and he's gonna open a museum probably in in, Russia. But a hell of a player. And after that, they had the guy on that is the keeper of the Stanley Cup. And he keeps it the whole rest of the year except when the Stanley Cup playoffs are on, and they do all that. But he's in charge of it. And so the interviewer was saying, well, what's the most interesting example you've had being the keeper of the cup? And he said, well, we took it to Russia, and we went out into red scare, and Ovi was there. And when all the Russians realized the Stanley Cup and Ovechkin was there, there was almost a riot.
Yeah. He's a he's a hell of a player, I'll tell you. Well, there's a non sports fans. This guy is just an impeccable athlete, multi generational athlete. Go ahead, Julie.
[01:52:58] Unknown:
Yeah. So, anyway, it's at 7PM tonight in the Cats Arena. So, for anybody who's interested in in watching, it was a great game. I couldn't believe that they lost in the third quarter that the Montreal came back and scored two goals to tie it up. It was crazy. They were sleeping, the Caps were.
[01:53:16] Unknown:
Right. Well, my my Canadian friends say that Ovechkin's got one blind bad spot and that he is not a total complete team player. Because of his exceptional abilities and size and strength and all that that he tends to dominate the game, which he should. I can understand it. But they said their prediction is the, Canadians are gonna win the series. But, hey. Look. Come on, Julie. A Canadian team hadn't won their own cup in long time. Okay? Okay. So sorry to talk hockey here, folks. But Julie's right there in your backyard. I'm thrilled to see you're a hockey fan. Yes, sir. Somebody's got something right now?
I'm trying to find somebody. We have a Oh, Larry. Is Larry doing a customer? Okay. We got a couple of minutes left here in the show. There's somebody. I think Bruce is wanting to get in. Bruce, talk right into the microphone.
[01:54:15] Unknown:
Yeah. I was here.
[01:54:16] Unknown:
Wait. Hold on. Larry's a little distracting. Paul, could you mute me, Larry, if you can find him there?
[01:54:23] Unknown:
You're trying to hit. No. You're
[01:54:26] Unknown:
You weren't home. Yeah. Okay. Well, Bruce, I'm there are things just out of my control at times, Bruce. Larry. Yeah. I understand. One of them. So, yeah, can you talk over Larry there?
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It it was Yeah. I'll try to.
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I'll just let it start Larry.
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Okay. I'm sorry. My my bad, Larry. Didn't mean to bad you. Go ahead, Bruce.
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Okay. My first car was a Henry j Kaiser aluminum. Yeah.
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Okay.
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You remember those cars? It was a '52. Wow. And then I came upon I came upon a, an, '2 a '19, forties, Chevrolet coupe. Didn't have a motor in it, so I brought it home. My mother fussed at me, and, she had a friend that had a her, father had passed away, and he had a a a Chevrolet, car he drove around in the pasture. And they just rebuilt the motor, and it's a six cylinder blue flame motor. Those were the top, motors back then on the six cylinders. Anyway, that's what I that's what I had when I was growing up. Okay. I rebuilt that car.
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Cool. Well, all cars have a special mystique to them. That's for sure. We're get oh, the one thing here in Ecuador on the taxis is all these cars here, these people are are shorter than us a little bit. They're a little more diminutive. And, the cabs is hell hard as hell to get out of the cabs. They're so low to the ground for somebody with legs like me. Yes. Was there somebody saying Roger there?
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Come on.
[01:56:20] Unknown:
No. It's still the voice in the background. Free. Okay. Whatever. It's just at some point, you throw up your hands and go, wow. Okay. So, closing minutes of the program. I'm fine. If you need if you need to get it in, you need to get it in right now, r a t now.
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Right now. Question for Mark.
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Alright. There you go. Mark, front and center.
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Alright. I'm here. Go.
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Mark Samuel. I went down to the county and tried to well, I I I went for a powwow with the, recorder the recorder's assistant. Right. And I wanted to I've got my my new document. It's, it's called titles or covenant and conditions of elodium plan patent, and then the other thing I wanted to, attach to that was my affidavits. She she said she can't record either document. Okay? And she made copies of them for the lawyers.
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Yeah.
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And then finally I got her to, you know, because I was there to find out, well, how do I make this work? How do I get these things in the record? Right? And she says, well, you need a document you can attach them to. And I said, well, like a quick claim deed? And she says, that will work. And I says, well, I've got one of those made up. Let me go to the car and get it for you. So I showed her my quick claim deed. Mhmm. She was like, well, this doesn't really sound right. And she you know, anyway, make a long story short, She said that, the quick claim need needs a box on there for the documentary, transfer tax declaration.
Okay? She wanted me the bold because she couldn't find it at first. The how this is being quick claim from me to me. Right? She wanted my name emboldened twice.
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K.
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And she wanted me include that it's in the in unincorporated part of the county, and she wanted to be to list the two documents I'm trying to attach to this. Now should I say attach or should I say exhibits?
[01:59:00] Unknown:
Either one, attachments or exhibits would work, I would think. You think so, Mark?
[01:59:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It just depends on what you're trying to present to the public. So I would, you know, simple just keep it simple. Let me back up. When you do an exhibit, typically, you put a separation page, and it'll say exhibit a, and then you identify what that exhibit is. And then below that page is the actual related document. That's a lot of trouble to go through. Otherwise, you can just put attachment and identify what the attachment is.
[01:59:36] Unknown:
That's what I originally put in the document, so that just will be another thing I don't have to change. But Yeah. It sounds like they're gonna probably I'm gonna do my best to get this done, but sounds like if they run it by the attorneys and they read these things, I'm probably gonna get booted out, but I'm giving it my try. Well, let's start that's the start of your administrative
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process.
[01:59:58] Unknown:
Yep. Or is my next step in my administrative appeal?
[02:00:01] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:00:04] Unknown:
Okay. Good deal. So so we do have, I think this is one of William and Tony's thing was about a a a loyal title, and I wanna let them know Samuel's one of the guys who's been working on it. He's obviously still working on it, but maybe making a little progress will cross our fingers for Samuel.
[02:00:22] Unknown:
In 02/2010, when I tried to go down to the same recorder's office, there was just no talking. This person was really trying to help Okay. Well, that's succeed. So it's pretty cool. That's good. That's good.
[02:00:38] Unknown:
Usually, on the top of the quitclaim deed, you have to put a section where they can put their stamps on it. Oh, yeah. So not everybody knows that.
[02:00:46] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. They've got that. If they want a box in there I looked at one of their government quitclaims, and it has that transfer tax box in there. And there's an exemption number, and she gave me the exemption number to put in there. Cool. Cool. So I think, you know, pray for me.
[02:01:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Right. You know, Mark, I I don't know if I've told you. We've pretty much surmised in Argentina that they taught a course at college called stamping, because they're really, really good at it. And and it's a required thing for everything. Right? Right. It's just kinda funny. You know? Yep. Kinda funny. There's a there's a funny video floating around about that. I saw years ago. I wish I could locate it. And it's some gringo, little blondie girl, little Rubio, and goes into this bureaucrat's office, and and he's behind his desk. Right? And and so she's explaining what she wants, and he goes, okay. Well, I need a copy of so and so. And she reaches in a briefcase, boom, puts it on the table. And he goes, okay. And he I shift. I need a copy of so and so. And she, boom, pulls that out. And he said, I need two copies of that. She pulls an extra one and slaps it down there. And every question, she's got just got this the paper for it. You know? And it's driving the bureaucrat like crazy. And finally, he passes out, and he falls back in his chair on the floor, but his hand is still on the desk. And she's across the desk, and she grabs his hand, grabs the stamp, and stamps the paper she needs and walks out.
Oh. I cannot describe how funny it is watching it. But, yeah, that's hard to see.
[02:02:37] Unknown:
Yes, sir. I I was doing bureaucracy yesterday, so I went to Social Security too to pick up a form so I could fill it out. Well, there are no forms. They won't give you a physical form because I wanted to get one and mail my affidavit with it. So they set me up a, an appointment, and she said so many people quit that it's way out. Right? So she sets up this appointment, and then she asked me she looks at me and on the screen, she says, are you are you signed up for Medicare? I says, no. Well, she said, well, you're gonna get dinged for that because at 65, you were supposed to sign up for Medicare. I never knew. So for people out there who are gonna go beyond 65, note that they're going to ding you if you're
[02:03:31] Unknown:
not signing up for Medicare at 65. Well, and they screw you every when you first sign up for it, the accounting thing, they they wiggle out of paying you the first month somehow. I don't remember how it is, but okay. That's great. I'm glad to have it. I hated it. I used to be against it. I'm damn glad I have it now. And, it's, it it ain't much. I couldn't live on The US on what I get from them, but I can live pretty damn good down here on it. So, Mark, didn't you say mentioned yesterday you were thinking of sojourning, in the southernly direction?
[02:04:08] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. I think probably shortly after the summer. I'll just have to look at some of the the flights availability and so forth. Okay. Give me the highest chance up. You know, I I probably should do it like right about mid July through the August and just avoid the Oklahoma humid heat.
[02:04:30] Unknown:
That'd be a real nice time. I'm gonna have, you know, Nancy here, our Nancy. Her sister, her little sissy, Suzanne, and her new hubby, Dean, are gonna come down right in about that time frame. I don't think they've set a time yet, but they're gonna be down here. And, yeah, that's a good time. Just give me give me as much, leeway as you can because, of course, I'm gonna Okay. Beg you to bring me some stuff. So and I'll need to order it and get it sent and all the rest of the crap. Groovy. Groovy, man. Well, that's something to look forward to. You'll like it. I mean, it's like it is like Shangri La in many ways.
So, anyway, we've got our buddy Walt tonight. Is it tonight or bar night? Tomorrow night is playing the the the nice modern, very impressive mall that we've got. Oh, it is, they're having jazz night at the mall, and, they're gonna have two jazz bands there in the atrium, and Walt's gonna be one of them. So we'll go hang out there tomorrow night, listen to Walt. So got a nice group of folks down here. You'll like them. Cool. Yep. Well, we had a new couple yesterday with two two young children, not young. The boy was probably about eight, But the little daughter who was five, good daughter. That's gotta be the cutest little girl I've ever seen.
I mean, she was cute. Cute little personality and and just adorable. So I tell I told her mother, I said, you better go get you shotgun, lady. She gonna she gonna be a heartbreaker, this one. Very cute. So, otherwise, in that, anybody else got anything for me? It's a beautiful day in Argentina. I'm about to plow out into it unless you guys have got something for me. Doesn't appear that they do, Mark. Well, we'll, we'll look for you on Saturday. And, tomorrow, we'll see what happens today and discuss that. If there's any new students, we'll yak with them for a while. But, as I tell you so often that I just love each and every one of you, You you if you're out talking to people, you're starting to understand why I say that. Okay?
And like this guy last night, he just couldn't he said, well, this this I he couldn't believe that that such a small amount of people respond to this. And, you know, we don't know. There may be even people now from the RINCE programs. There may be some people doing what he did. I got my book, read it, thinking about it, studying, listening to some of the, other stuff here in the archives and some of these shows and, just still sticking their toes in the water. And, that's fine. I know it takes it's not my my place to dictate a timetable. It's your place. And when you're ready, come forward. And if you're not, we wish you the best and say pray for you. You know?
So what do you watch now? Fear factor. It's unbelievable. It really it really is.
[02:07:42] Unknown:
And and they've been so we have. I'm not I'm not excluded. We have been so ingrained from little kids of being US citizens. Yep. That you've been, you know, you've been indoctrinated that with your entire life. And then you got examples of people who, you know, challenged the IRS, and all of it's designed for control Yep. Even along with the pledge of allegiance to The United States Of America. Yeah. Yeah.
[02:08:17] Unknown:
Wake up. So, anyways Just come out of her. You'll like reality when you get out here. And, but it's not gonna happen overnight. So, the other thing they condition us to very effectively, by the way, Mark, is instant gratification. And that's when you just gotta get around. You're not gonna get this overnight.
[02:08:35] Unknown:
I mean, I'm sorry. I didn't get it overnight. No. I didn't get it overnight. It took a lot. It's it probably took a a month and a half, two months, and then you talked about the feudal system. I was like, There it is. The missing piece to my puzzle.
[02:08:52] Unknown:
Yep. At some point, it the information bangs you up beside the head like a ball peen hammer. K? And you go, woah. You have that o moment. Yeah. Right. Yes. Paul, you wanted to add something?
[02:09:06] Unknown:
I cannot count how many times I heard the phrase citizens of Gotham while watching Batman and Robin when I was a kid. Little did I know that Chuck Schumer would turn out to be the Joker.
[02:09:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Isn't that the truth? Isn't that the truth? Roger. Description of that piece of shit. Yes, Samuel?
[02:09:28] Unknown:
When I was in the recorder's office and talking to the assistant, she asked me what an elodeon was. She didn't even know what that was. You know? It was such a sad didn't surprise me. No. They've been keeping stuff. You I really hope know, there's just so many people who are in this system doing its bidding and have no idea how diabolical all this stuff is that they do for the system. You know. Yep. Every few years, they're not gonna do a new crop. You know, compared to California here where they're not gonna file anything unless they have a drawer to put it in. Right? Daryl, I remember him telling the story of taking his affidavit down to the recorder's office in Alabama. Yeah. He said he sat down, had like a little five minute chat with her, and and he had shoved the document across the table to her, and she never picked it up. And he said, well, aren't you gonna read it? And she said, that's none of my business.
That's right. I remember him telling that story. Yeah. Yeah. I told him that story down in our recorder's office, and they laughed with me.
[02:10:36] Unknown:
They're not there to give out
[02:10:39] Unknown:
They're not the gatekeeper.
[02:10:41] Unknown:
No. You know? They're not there to give legal advice.
[02:10:45] Unknown:
Same thing with the court clerks. The court clerks are supposed to file whatever you put in front of them. As long as the heading is proper, you got the right parties and the right case number. And they don't have any right to be looking over the title and the purpose of your document.
[02:11:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Says right here in the first paragraph, you're a resident. What does that mean, Mark?
[02:11:12] Unknown:
For a while there, when I was talking to this nice lady, really, you know, she it she she was trying to get out of it and and give me the well, I can't give you legal advice, and then she ended up giving me all this advice The legal advice. Down the road. Yeah. What's what's a matter of whether you could communicate enough with people to to let them know that you're not there to hurt them, you're you're not there to harm them? Because everybody's on their back heels Yep. And afraid that there's a bad public person is coming in and gonna make make the day terrible. Right? So
[02:11:49] Unknown:
Right. Well, I just find it if you're friendly and joke with them, and and like you said, Samuel, you they get to know right up front that you're not there to look to sue somebody. And, it just goes a lot further. You know, if you show up with a chip on your shoulder and immediately get upset if they don't wanna do what you want them to do, you're not gonna get very far. The wall will go up, and you're not gonna get cooperation. And Yeah. You know, when you walk into that situation that you've never been before, keep an open mind. They're gonna tell you what they need to to get your documents filed.
Take that information in, and then go make your corrections and come back. So that's why I've always told people, like, if you're involved in a court case, don't wait till the day that your deadline is. Do three business days in advance. Make that your target date to file your document because if you show up and they block you from filing it or the courts close that day, which have happened in California. California has been horrible to work in. But, you've got another day to fix whatever needs to be fixed and still meet your deadline. So yeah. Yeah. Good stuff to say. You know?
[02:13:09] Unknown:
Have I ever told you that what I heard Cliff High talk about as his tactics? He was doing some lawsuits, and the other people had an attorney. And, so when he gets something from the attorney, he knew that he had twenty days to respond. But he knew that they were using an attorney. And so what he would do is he'd respond immediately and throw it back, and it screws up the attorney's timetable because they got other cases and other clients. And now they gotta drop all that and come back and get on the timetable with you because you screwed theirs up. I thought it was pretty smart.
[02:13:48] Unknown:
I had a friend who was involved in a really big legal battle, with Walmart actually. And, he had a friend that worked at the post office. So as soon as his mail hit the post office, they would contact him and let him know. And so he would usually respond by the next day, and that really messed him up.
[02:14:13] Unknown:
There are tricks.
[02:14:17] Unknown:
When I was talking to her, she started to get into some of this bureaucracy, and I rolled my eyes. I didn't know I did it right. And she says, you rolled your eyes. I said, I'm sorry. I said, it's it's about the bureaucracy. It's not about you. I know you've got to do a job here, and you're trying to do it according to their rules. So just excuse that, please.
[02:14:42] Unknown:
Did you see Samuel, that little thing that Elon Musk did? I miss him, by the way. I'm sorry. He's not have any profile lately. But, he did. He took a little video and, all these Democrats and every time we got to save democracy and he'd replace it with bureaucracy. We've got to save bureaucracy. Well and it was just really clever and really, pointful and hard hitting, actually.
[02:15:08] Unknown:
Effective.
[02:15:10] Unknown:
Funny. Yep. Yeah. We're supposed to be taking the republic.
[02:15:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, maybe we'll start saying that sometime soon. Yes. Was that Larry wanting to insert?
[02:15:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Mark doesn't have to answer this question now. Maybe he needs to research it. But, I'm wondering when you, do the revocation of election, of course, your teachers were doing this, Roger. That's how you found out about it. But I'm wondering if when you if if a person could go back three years, is that based upon strictly the the filing date? Because if let's just say their last filing date was two years ago, does that mean they could start to come back three years from two years ago, or is it just three within three years of the current, you know, three years? And the reason I say that is let me just read this real quick, and then you guys can think about that.
It's if you go on the IRS website and type in when to file an amended return, Here's their rule. Their rule says, generally, the to claim a refund, you must file an amended return within three years after the date you filed your original return or two years after the date you paid the tax, whichever is later, if you filed early, count from the April tax deadline. So just something to think about. I'm trying to figure out because, there's a student.
[02:16:48] Unknown:
What's that? You're spot on. That's I've read that same thing that you've read. But generally speaking, most people would file their tax return by the deadline. And I just kinda, as a rule of thumb, explain you got three years from that April deadline or for 2021, it was actually for 2021 taxes, it was actually May seventeenth of twenty twenty two was the deadline. Right. Right. But, yeah, you're Larry, you're absolutely right about what you just read.
[02:17:21] Unknown:
So if if someone didn't file for two or three years, they could actually amend three years back when they originally filed.
[02:17:32] Unknown:
Right? If if you didn't file, you don't need to amend. You would just file a ten forty and r as a national.
[02:17:44] Unknown:
Okay. Well, even if you didn't even if you didn't have to amend, the idea is to get back your your three years with with withholdings. So Right. Like, there's a student that asked the question. They they were thinking about doing the revocation of election and going back three years, but the last time they filed was in 2022. And so I think what that question was, can they get can they go back and get 2021, '20 '20, and 2019 taxes? And I'm I'm thinking I don't know if that's possible.
[02:18:19] Unknown:
No. That's four years. You go back to 2020.
[02:18:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Right now, if they file their 2021 taxes, that deadline was May seventeenth of twenty twenty two. And if you add three years to that, then their deadline to try to get a refund for their 2021 taxes will be next month, May seventeenth twenty twenty five. So they still have time to pursue a tax refund for the year 2021.
[02:18:53] Unknown:
So they can only get that one year because that would be the third year from the current year. No. No. No. You're you're you're misunderstanding.
[02:19:02] Unknown:
It's three years from the deadline date, that they filed. Okay? Now if they filed later, then the timeline can change. But it's each tax year. So in 2021, my taxes weren't filed until 05/17/2022. So from that timeframe, 05/17/2022, I have three years, which would be May seventeenth of twenty twenty five, to file an amended return to try to get my taxes back for 2021. The next year But that's
[02:19:44] Unknown:
yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Sorry. Well, I was gonna say, so that's the only year or they could go another two years beyond that?
[02:19:51] Unknown:
Well, no. That's just that one year's example. You told me the guy didn't pay 2022, '20 '20 '3, but it, you know, he filed taxes for 2021. So an amended tax return, he has until May seventeenth of twenty twenty five, this year, to try to get a refund for his 2021 taxes that he filed. Now if he didn't file 2022 and didn't file 2023, he can just file a straight, ten forty NR. He doesn't have to do anything a minute because he didn't already he didn't file a tax return. So the whole the rules are only based on let me finish. There is nothing to amend. Gotcha. So the three year is based upon the deadline that you had to file your taxes. So for instance, 2024 taxes, the deadline to file was April fifteenth of this year.
So which would be 2025. I have up until April fifteenth of twenty twenty eight to amend my 2024 taxes. See, everything's lagging, right? So, my 2024 taxes, I don't file until I get a 10 all my 1099s or my W2s and then I've got a deadline of April 15 to file for that tax year. So in 2025, I'm filing for my 2024 taxes. Then from that point, I've got three years in the future to amend my 2024 taxes. Does that make sense? Yes. Thank you. Alright. You're welcome. It's a little confusing, you know, and it's easy to get a lot of this, you know, conflated with the timelines and so forth. So I just tried to stick to the rule of thumb that if you filed by the deadline, then you've got three years from that deadline date to go back and amend those taxes that you filed on that date.
Now you have you can have some extenuating circumstances like like Larry, you read that if you were paying off those taxes or you were delayed in paying those taxes, you got two years from the end of you paying those taxes to go back and amend that tax return. So, you know, probably, if you're in that scenario, you probably need to do a dig and do a little bit more research on on what the code is that allows you to do that. But just generally speaking, three years in advance, you've got, three years to amend the tax return that you've already filed.
[02:22:46] Unknown:
Hey. This is Tony. Can you hear me? Yes. Hey. Also, I wanted to make you aware, that when you do a revocation of election, going forward is so, like, when you turn in your revocation of election and you do all of those things, going forward, the years, you know, coming forward, they they are not supposed to, you know, hit you for taxes because you're withdrawing your election. You know? Right. You're undoing the contract. But just like how you were saying, that they had three you had three years to amend your taxes, they also can come after you for anything. So even though you did a revocation of election, just remember that they can still come after you or try to come after you failing in the past.
So Well, that's, that's true.
[02:23:46] Unknown:
So But my question is that hold on, Tony. If you're a national, can they still really come after you?
[02:23:54] Unknown:
Say that again. I didn't catch it. If you're a national,
[02:23:58] Unknown:
can the IRS really come after you? No. They shouldn't be able to. Right. They don't have jurisdiction in it. Well, I understand. But you're gonna head them off with the pass, which appears to be a challenge right up front. That your first your first line of defense in any kind of government agency is do they have jurisdiction over you? And I would argue that once you do your national status, notify the IRS, and I don't really even care about the revocation of election. But at that point, any fines or penalties or anything that the IRS might try to come back against you with, they don't have jurisdiction. And we've already had, at least one student, one of Roger's students that I know of, that was trying the IRS was trying to hit them with a frivolous filing penalty, dollars 5,000.
And I helped them, get to a resource that, once they got they purchased a letter, I think it was about four pages, And they modified it to meet their needs as a national, because it was kind of written in a different slant, if you will. But once they modified that to match up with Roger's, teaching on the national status, or being a national, then, it went right through. The IRS dropped their frivolous filing penalties and nothing more.
[02:25:35] Unknown:
Okay. Cool. Now have you heard of noncollectible status as well?
[02:25:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I've I've heard of that. Like, if you just don't have the means to pay whatever they're trying to say you owe. But, again, if you're a national and that's all past tense, I I just
[02:25:55] Unknown:
Well, I'm just I'm just saying that. I'm the reason I'm bringing that up is because if you file your revocation of election and, you know, these are some of the tricks of the trade that Right. You may be able to use. So for instance, I went in and I filed noncollectible, noncollectible status. Now the IRS, you know, I think it's seven or 10. I I forget which number it is. But after seven years, after ten years, they won't come after you for whatever alleged debt. So if you just file noncollectibles, okay. Seven. So if you file noncollectible status, and you could just simply ask the IRS that some of them don't even know what you're talking about, so you kinda have to talk to you you know, keep playing around with them until you get ahold of somebody who knows what or not collectible status is. They'll send you out the paperwork, and you just you know, everything everything. I mean, everything. You fill it out. Yes. No. I don't have any money because this I don't you know, I gotta eat. And they look at those things like, well, you gotta eat. You gotta have a place to live, and you gotta you know, they even allot you for entertainment.
So, I mean, once you put that status on them and you are noncollectible status, long as nothing has changed, like, say, for instance, your your income. So if you're making a hundred thousand dollars a year and you're placed on a noncollectible status, as long as you're a hundred thousand dollars a year doesn't change significantly, then that's what they'll keep you as. And then at the end of the seven years, you wash your hands off the debt anyway because you don't they no longer will come after you for it. So I'm just saying these are little tricks of the trade, things things that I've, you know, learned and done. Well, I appreciate that, but I've got a a group of people that have studied equity law,
[02:27:53] Unknown:
and they've been able to easily work with the IRS to offset and discharge any debt that they say you might owe. Oh. And they've been successfully doing that.
[02:28:04] Unknown:
Good. So between our Yeah. That's cool. I I mean, I'm not I'm not disagreeing with none of that. I'm just saying that's all. Yeah. You know, I I can't say something. Yeah.
[02:28:15] Unknown:
I I appreciate Tony. Appreciate what you're saying. Yeah. It's Tony. Is that Tony we're talking to?
[02:28:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Sir, it is. Okay. Good. I'd step away for a minute. So good to hear you, Tony.
[02:28:27] Unknown:
But those are
[02:28:28] Unknown:
all good. They're that's all good information. That hold on. There's another thing that ties into this somewhat that revolves around seven years, and that's if they've got a notice of lien on you. They've got to reinstitute that every renew it every seven years or else it drops off. Yep. So there's another little extra stop. Yep.
[02:28:50] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. Who was wrong? I'm just I'm just saying those things. Yeah. I was just saying when I heard you say revocation, I think it was Larry who said revocation of election because I went down that path, and I I also, have a, a, a tax attorney that I deal with, and, I was talking to him about it. You know, what other person to pick, you know, their brains is a IRS agent and a and a IRS tax attorney. So I picked his brains, and he's telling me, yeah, these are some of the things that you can do. So
[02:29:23] Unknown:
Yeah. That's funny. Trying to I didn't I didn't think those people had any brains or they wouldn't be you doing that vocation. Sorry, Tony.
[02:29:33] Unknown:
I know I have any brains to pick. Yes. Get ahold of the straw man.
[02:29:41] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. This is John Seals, ex Gentile from yesterday and the day before. Yeah. How are you doing? I have a I have an excellent plan I've been doing, and I've been instituting into teaching the children. And I have a daughter that is pertaining. When she gets her first job, I'm gonna make damn sure that she check marks the box on her first employment that says nonresident. Start there. And I'm trying to get other, you know, her to tell other children that as well. That way, we can just kinda cut them off and won't ever have to revoke them. Okay. You know, the election Now does it say What about out there?
[02:30:14] Unknown:
John, does it say noncitizen, nonresident, or does it say nonresident alien?
[02:30:21] Unknown:
It says nonresident alien. And I've I've also seen nonresident alien slash American national. I've seen that too. Have you?
[02:30:29] Unknown:
I'll be darned. Well, there you go. You're making progress, folks. You're I don't even I don't know if you wouldn't have seen that twenty years ago, but if you would've, you sure wouldn't have noticed it until you've been eliminated. Start with the kids whenever they get their first job. Yeah. That way we can avoid all the hustle and bustle.
[02:30:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. And John ask for everything, man. Yeah. You're welcome. Yeah. You're welcome, John. The other thing too is you wanna be prepared to fill out the, proper tax documents like a w eight b e n. Yeah. And just avoid all the taxation for them, including social security and all that. Yep. If you want to go that avenue or they can file exempt w nines.
[02:31:12] Unknown:
Yep. Right. You can research that. The key the key thing is the children. Now let's get them before they even enter the workforce, and we can just turn them around quicker.
[02:31:22] Unknown:
I tell you, they're gonna have to tell you when that day comes. You still have tax documents. Even as a nonresident alien, they're gonna have you fill out tax documents. So you need to be prepared for that. There's a lot of good information on nationalstatus.com that explains all that w a b and the I nine and all that stuff.
[02:31:43] Unknown:
Comment.
[02:31:45] Unknown:
Comment? Yep. I just thought I'd share that. Thank you, guys. You're welcome, John. Thank you. That's good info.
[02:31:51] Unknown:
Paul? Any, any movement, working on getting the kids before they actually enter the system so they can properly fill out their documents, it has to be thorough, complete, and they have to have in their quiver already the answers to every stupid question that the assistant manager interviewing them at Wendy's is going to ask when they're looking at the we need a driver's license. We need a Social Security card. You need to fill out this form, this, this, this, and this. Gotta have all of those answers right on the forefront of their brain so they can answer it properly and back it up with documentation because they're gonna be dealing with essential idiots.
[02:32:43] Unknown:
Yeah. They'll be dealing with, at some point, the HR department. That's usually where that in backstops.
[02:32:49] Unknown:
They'll be dealing dealing with people that have been pigeonholed into a certain process requiring a certain amount of documentation in a certain way, and they're not gonna wanna deal with it or or deviate from it because they wanna keep their job.
[02:33:06] Unknown:
Hey, Mark. They're they're they're more scared of the IRS than you are, probably. Yes. Go ahead.
[02:33:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Mark, when you said that you know some people that have had success using the equity law to discharge their IRS debt. Are you talking about using a ten forty v as in Victor
[02:33:25] Unknown:
and creating a money order? I have no idea. I just know that they've been successful in in offsetting and discharging IRS debt. Now they've done some other types of debts, but it seems like the IRS has been a lot more easier to work with to discharge that debt. Now what their process is, I have no But I know, a couple of people personally that have gone through the training, which is not cheap, and it's extremely difficult because it's a whole different way of looking at equity law.
[02:34:08] Unknown:
Much easier to file an affidavit.
[02:34:11] Unknown:
Okay, kids. I'm gonna go. My stomach is talking to me. I'm gonna go satisfy it, And, we will see you, manana, and see what happens between now and then. And I hope you have a wonderful, marvelous, personally fulfilling day.
[02:34:28] Unknown:
How about that? Thank you, Raj. You too. Okay. Thank you, Raj. You have a great day. Diego.
[02:34:34] Unknown:
Ciao. Looking forward to you coming down, Mark. So, this is I look forward to it as well. Yeah. You'll you'll like it, man. See you soon. Ciao.
[02:34:43] Unknown:
And, Julia, if you're still there, I sent you a message too.
[02:34:48] Unknown:
Yeah. I got that. Thank you. Hello?
[02:34:55] Unknown:
Yeah. I know a few days ago, there was some discussion about some, the latest, cancer remedies. Does anybody have any information on that?
[02:35:10] Unknown:
The latest what about what?
[02:35:13] Unknown:
Cancer remedy.
[02:35:15] Unknown:
Oh, well, there's a bunch of them. The, the first is lifestyle lifestyle changes. No energy drinks, no high fructose corn syrup, no acidic diet. Try to keep the body as alkaline as possible. Do, parasite, lenses, parasite detox, at least once a quarter, and just don't eat junk.
[02:35:46] Unknown:
Penventasol.
[02:35:48] Unknown:
We've got all that under control. We don't have a problem with it, but there are some other people. And what what what did the you just say there? You said the a name of a product?
[02:35:59] Unknown:
And go to my go to my cancer story Rox.
[02:36:05] Unknown:
My cancer May I?
[02:36:08] Unknown:
Just a second, Julie. Let let's make sure he writes it down. Mycancerstory.rocks.
[02:36:16] Unknown:
That's r0cks?
[02:36:18] Unknown:
Yep. Yep.
[02:36:20] Unknown:
Okay. Okay. Go ahead. I'm listening. Yes. So,
[02:36:24] Unknown:
Paul is a % correct. He's Chibin just did a whole entire testimonial and if you want to, you can just take his protocol on a prophylactic basis if you want to. He says that and everything is on his site and it's you know, you just have to buy the product. And I believe that he sells the product. He tells you not to get those Fenbendazole pills and, he's perfected the protocol. So like Paul said, go on my cancer story dot rocks and all of the protocols are there.
[02:37:01] Unknown:
Did he also didn't he also say that, menbendazole when used with ivermectin actually becomes toxic?
[02:37:12] Unknown:
Yeah. You don't you know, I don't recommend anybody take ivermectin anymore, and I'll tell you why. Doctor. Eden, who is a Pfizer, executive vice president, and he's a whistleblower, He said that ivermectin has a way to become neurotoxic with with a GLO protein in it where it can it pierces the blood brain barrier and cannot get out. And because of that, I don't take that anymore. I think there's other, less toxic or, yeah. I think you can do, Fenbendazole or chlorine dioxide solution are the two things that I think are probably the safest, protocols out there.
[02:37:56] Unknown:
What Joe Tippens had said was that there are companies out there that are that have preparations that contain both ivermectin and men, Mendezole?
[02:38:09] Unknown:
No. Mendezole.
[02:38:10] Unknown:
Mendezole? But if you put those two together, it actually completes it puts the last piece in the puzzle to activate that neurotoxin. He he said using the two of them together I've heard
[02:38:27] Unknown:
yeah. I mean, I just think that that that's bad, but I I mean, Michael Yeadon, who's a scientist I mean, he has he said that he and his wife took all of the ivermectin and threw it away in the garbage can when he found out about the neurotoxicity of it. It has something to do with the glycoprotein one, GPO-one or something in it where, you know, once that gets pierced in your it crosses your blood brain barrier, it's very difficult to get out. So I don't know. I think that, Joe Tiven, just Fenbendazole and the chlorine dioxide solution are probably the two safest.
If I had to, based on my research I've done, protocols to do for anybody who may have cancer and then of course water fasting.
[02:39:15] Unknown:
There is, let's see. Well, the little talk show with Brad Barton. He, he has a one of his promoters, one one of the companies that, promotes his channel and sponsors his videos, has that very, let's see let's see if I can go to let's see if, what is it? I'm watching Telegram station. There we go. Watch history. It's proof that federal income tax does not apply to you, and let's see who promoted who, t w c dot health. Yeah. That's
[02:40:21] Unknown:
c sun yes. The well the wellness channel or whatever? The Wellness center the wellness center, I think. I don't know. They're they're controversial. I'll just say that. Right. The wellness center,
[02:40:34] Unknown:
they actually he was actually advertising, the ivermectin plus menbendazole from the wellness company. And and and that just that just, hit me right in the forehead. I'm going, woah. Wait a minute. What's this dude doing advertising this stuff when Joe Tippen says it's bad to use those together?
[02:41:01] Unknown:
Paul, a lot of these people who have their own channels, including Stu Peters, are just taking sponsorships left and right without vetting the products they're selling. So Right. You know, there's a company called Red Light Therapy, that has, you know, the Red Light Therapy products, and I have a recorded conversation. I have it in writing. The representative told me that they were made in Puerto Rico. They're not made in China. I even have a screenshot of the chat. And what do I get when I get all these thousand dollars worth of products? Made in China. So I just called with American Express and disputed the entire charge, and they removed the whole thing from me. I sent them the screenshot. I called the company. They have done nothing. They have not reached out to me or anything. I said, I'm happy to return them, but you pay for the shipping. I'm not paying for the shipping. Give me a shipping label, and I'll sorry, BrickHouse Nutrition.
BrickHouse Nutrition that has their vegetables all powdered. I am a member of consumerlab.com and I asked the CEO to test it and it came back with lead in it. So, you got people, people promoting Masterpiece. I had an extremely bad reaction from Masterpiece. Matthew Hazen is suing everybody left and right. That is one of doctor Robert O'Young's products that he created with Matthew Hazen. Where is Doctor. Robert O. Young? He's in prison, getting ready to get sentenced for the third time for practicing medicine without a license and for getting convicted for harming patients.
So all these products that people are promoting, they have not vetted them. And I'm I get very upset about it. So we have to vet them ourselves. And just because they're a sponsor doesn't mean those products are good. I've come across dozens that are just not good.
[02:43:02] Unknown:
Well, I've I've interviewed I've I've personally interviewed doctor Robert O'Young, and the only recommendation he makes that I will listen to is, eat avocado. Go ahead, Samuel.
[02:43:16] Unknown:
I've I've had good luck with, fenbendazole. I've had good luck with, MMS. Only I would put that lower, I think, on the scale. It's such nasty stuff to take. No. Ivermectin, I would put lowest on the scale, and the one that I think is missing here, which I really like and have had good results from, is turpentine.
[02:43:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, it MMS MMS is not a problem. What I do now I'm this is not medical advice, and it's not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease. However, what I do is, I put four drops of sodium chloride solution in a cup of coffee. You can't even taste it. And once it hits your stomach acid, hello, it activates. Done. Easy peasy. Oh, I'm not about to say
[02:44:22] Unknown:
this. What what I did is what the reason I even state this is during the COVID thing, I, I was gonna go on an airplane. I was gonna go on a vacation to Yellowstone, and I figured, well, I'm gonna be on the airplane, so I'll take a a a a precautionary dose of ivermectin before I left, and I did. And when I got back, I took it. And then immediately, two days, like, after I got back, I was getting some sick. And I've I get sick maybe once every five years or so, and it's it's like in winter. Well, this was August that I was sick, and I'm like, what's going on here? Some more ivermectin, and it sorta just stayed status quo.
And then I I I took some MMS and pretty much the same thing. And as soon as I took the turpentine, it was gone. It went over. It was amazing. Now you could say the TV was the combination of all those things before I took the the turpentine, but I don't think so because I've used the turpentine successfully
[02:45:32] Unknown:
for Well And I Wait a minute. You know? Wait a minute. Now what Lee Merrick says is that, you can have parasites, and as long as you have an adult parasite that's happily laying eggs in your body, that adult parasite is emitting a hormone or an enzyme that actually prevents eggs from hatching. Now if you do just a single dose of a parasite, anti parasitic, if you kill off the mother, then, there is no longer that enzyme in your bloodstream, and the 10,000,000,000 eggs she laid in your body all start to hatch all at once, which will cause a healing crisis. And the next time you do an antiparasitic like you did, you took one before you left, and then you took one when you got back, well, you had a parasitic overgrowth when you got back because all those eggs hatched while you were looking for old faithful.
That is what happened to you, and that is why the turpentine wiped it out completely because turpentine will not only kill the live parasites, it will also kill the larvae and it will kill the eggs. That's why it took care of it. Dude, you're you're rocking. You're brilliant.
[02:46:54] Unknown:
Hey, Paul? Yeah. Turpentine also will cure you of morgellons, disease. Yeah. So I have a friend who got cured from morgellons and all that is misdiagnosed online. They don't want you to know what it is. Those are actually synthetic lab created parasites that look like fibers that literally are nano bots coming out of your skin are disgusting. And they'll tell you it's a psychological disease and that, you know, there's no cure for it. And that's all BS. And, by the way, I talked to Doctor. Ariana Love. She's not a doctor. She's a homeopathic. And she's friends with doctor Robert O. Young, but she has, she tells, people to do the same thing in the morning. If you don't wanna make your own chlorine dioxide solution when you wake up in the morning, your stomach is acidic when you wake up. Just take two or three drops of sodium chloride and drop them in a cord of water and drink that. When that water hits your stomach, your stomach automatically makes a chlorine dioxide solution. So what you're doing with coffee and stuff like that is the same thing. You're you're you're you're raising the pH of your body.
[02:48:06] Unknown:
Exactly.
[02:48:07] Unknown:
Yeah. There's an interview with Dana Ashley where she's interviewing that scientist who he was basically saying yes, that that morguellons is actually like a nanobot getting cancer and growing out of control. It's just they really don't like it because it's it's it's a telltale sign that you've got something in you, yet, of course, they wanna call it a psychological disease. Right? Mhmm. It's really it's, morphing out of control, and they're trying to perfect that, he said, so that you don't know you've got it in you. What it is is an industrial disease.
[02:48:50] Unknown:
Goodness goodness gracious. It's a menopause going out of control. Disease.
[02:48:55] Unknown:
So are all is all of medicine involved in this? They know about it, and they're pretty much, playing with your head? They're playing along. So they they so they were told in some conference or something, hey. Here's what's going on and hoax these people.
[02:49:22] Unknown:
Yeah. The the just wanted to mention that the antidote for that was supposed to be according to this guy, boron or borax.
[02:49:30] Unknown:
Can someone answer? That stuff is great.
[02:49:36] Unknown:
So they were told to hoax everybody.
[02:49:39] Unknown:
I I don't know about that, Brent. There I'm sure there's people that's in the know, but I don't know to what extent.
[02:49:53] Unknown:
Hey, Paul. Medei,
[02:49:55] Unknown:
doctor Medei said that she was in, meetings where they said, what was, you know, what was going on. I yield.
[02:50:10] Unknown:
What they say to, do about it? Do nothing, give people short shrift, what?
[02:50:18] Unknown:
Well well, the problem is is we're not in the club, and so she didn't she didn't really expound on it. You know? She she didn't say, you know so we're kind of left left in the dark.
[02:50:32] Unknown:
And fed a lot of horse hockey.
[02:50:34] Unknown:
Mhmm. Hey, Chris and Kelly. Are you still on here, Chris? In California?
[02:50:58] Unknown:
Paul? Yes. Yeah, Larry.
[02:51:01] Unknown:
Hey. Hey. What was it that you were putting in your coffee? Because I drink one cup of coffee every day. And what is it you put in there, and what does it prevent?
[02:51:10] Unknown:
Sodium chloride solution, when it hits the acids in your body, it's activated and becomes, chlorine dioxide, which is MMS, which, kills parasites and basically, kills bad guys.
[02:51:32] Unknown:
So you do this every day, or do you do it for, like, a certain period of time? I just do it every
[02:51:38] Unknown:
day. I just do it every day. If there's parasites in my body, I want them out. I wanna get rid of them. So I do it every day. I I do, four drops of the, of the normal solution that is recommended by Jim Humble. Jim Humble, the chlorine dioxide story. You know, the chlorine d ion dioxide and MMS, the miracle multi miracle supplement, whatever, all that Mineral supplement. Yeah.
[02:52:10] Unknown:
Okay. Is it expensive and, does he have a website?
[02:52:15] Unknown:
No. It's it's very easy to make it. You take a hundred grams of sodium chloride flakes and you mix them with one liter of water. That one liter of water, you you shake it and you let it dissolve, and then you put that in a one ounce dropper bottle, and you keep that in your, in your in your to go bag that you bring with you in the truck. Done.
[02:52:42] Unknown:
That's new to me, Paul, that your stomach is the activator and you don't add the citric acid. That's
[02:52:48] Unknown:
hydrochloric acid is what? Stomach acid. Yeah. To activate chlorine to activate sodium chloride into chlorine dioxide, you mix sodium chloride with a 50% hydrochloric acid solution. The reaction just occurs slower over time. It it's a much more it's a much more graceful, natural, and
[02:53:22] Unknown:
tolerable way to do climate action. For a while and I I I bought a pound of the flakes probably fifteen years ago, and Exactly. I was made up my own stuff and and also used citric acid.
[02:53:38] Unknown:
Yeah. You can use citric acid, but if you use vitamin c, vitamin c breaks down, chlorine dioxide. It's best to use it's best to use either To get an old hydrochloric acid or a phosphoric acid to activate it. Hey, Paul?
[02:53:59] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Also, for anybody who's interested, I give my dog who is getting so much better, than Bendazole. It's powder form in his food. I mix up I cook for him every day, green beans, all organic green beans, chicken, rice, and potatoes. And, I put that Bendazole packet, packet, mix it in his, food. He can't even taste it. He just eats the whole thing up, and that has done wonders for his, health.
[02:54:29] Unknown:
Absolutely.
[02:54:31] Unknown:
Absolutely. Yeah. I just I just I just lost a client, be because they had a whole bunch of work for me to do while their doggy got sick. Stomach cancer, I guess. And, the surgery was, 9,000, and now the poor dog is going chemo through chemotherapy because I gotta stay out of this. Right? This is my client. She's a registered nurse, so she's gonna go full Western medicine on the poor dog and spend all her money and probably not a very good outcome.
[02:55:04] Unknown:
Yeah. And and completely destroy the quality of life of the animal and not extend the life of the animal one day. Actually, shorten it a great deal. Yeah. How old is the dog?
[02:55:19] Unknown:
Yeah. This is Chris. He was he was 10 years old. Chris, I'm still here. Hey, Chris. I just wanted to let you know that,
[02:55:27] Unknown:
the the benbendazole that was, recommended by Joe Tippens in that website. Paul gave you my cancerstory.rock. He suggests, two hundred milligrams every day. Well well, I take that back to anyway, two hundred milligrams of pen penbendazole. Maybe maybe just, maybe once a day, maybe twice a day, maybe three times a week. So you get better when know know better when you watch the website. And, you know, because if for individual, it would depend on the individual how many times a week. Okay.
[02:56:15] Unknown:
Actually, if you look on, Global Voice Radio archives, you go to the matrix docs and you click on Radio Ranch archives, click here. You go go there and look in the list of recent shows. Joe Tippens did a q and a, like, a week ago or or more, and that q and a was actually recorded and streamed. Or or it was it wasn't streamed live, but it was uploaded to the Pod Home as a podcast. There is a transcript there, and Joe Tippens, the guy behind the protocol, is the one that was there. So check out that program. Yes. Great. It's about an hour long or so. Right. Okay. Thanks. Alright. Anyways, if nobody needs anything from me, I have a phone call. I'll be stepping away.
[02:57:19] Unknown:
Hey, Julie. This is.
[02:57:24] Unknown:
Are you there, Shannon? Hi, Janet.
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Hi, Janet. I was gonna
[02:57:28] Unknown:
are are you is Julie there? I guess not. So maybe maybe someone else is in the know. So, going back to doctor
[02:57:42] Unknown:
Did somebody just call me? Yeah. Hey, Julie. This is Annette. Oh, hi, Annette. How are you? Oh, good.
[02:57:49] Unknown:
So doctor, he was a doctor of research, I do believe, not a medical doctor. I think doctor I've had a teleconference with him over the phone before.
[02:58:00] Unknown:
Mhmm. I paid for one a long time ago. I do I think he means well, but, I've ordered some products from him before that I wasn't happy with. Mhmm. And, you know, the masterpiece, I was, completely injured from that, and I don't like the fact they're out there trying to shut that down.
[02:58:23] Unknown:
Explain the masterpiece. What was that what was that about?
[02:58:27] Unknown:
Well, it's supposed to be something to get the metals out of your body. But, I mean, I ordered it and, I know that I I don't I'm vegan. I don't change my diet up very much. I eat a lot of bland not bland, but the same foods all the time. And I remember that, I had taken it according to the instructions. You take a cup when you start out, you take a you work up to a certain number of drops drops under your tongue. And, and I was injured from that because I hadn't changed anything else in my diet at all. Nothing. And, I will tell you that it was so painful. I felt a stabbing, like somebody was literally stabbing my eye, with a sharp knife. And then my eyeball was not functioning right.
And, I had, I think, taken maybe two dosages. I had taken one or maybe three. I had taken, I think, maybe one in the evening and then two the next day. But I immediately ceased. They would not give me my money back. I had to call American Express and dispute the charges. I thought that was really they kept in fact, they told me to continue taking it after I had that reaction. Wow. And, and I just found some sort of blog last night online about a man who is being sued for $200,000,000 And he's like, these, quote, unquote, trials that they're doing don't show any differences.
And there's a lot of controversy on Masterpiece. Doctor. Anna Mihalcha has come out and said that it is full of aluminum and full of metals. And I mean, I've been told do not take EDTA and do not take this masterpiece piece and do not take this zeolite. This stuff is filled with metals and there are other products that you can take that are harmless to try to get the metals out of your body. I mean, you can start by going to a sauna and sweating them out or taking detox baths. But I think chlorine dioxide solution and MMS and Fenbendazole also do remove metals from your body. So I don't know. I don't but I'm not going to take that stuff because I you know, when you keep hearing controversial things about all these products, when in doubt, leave it out. That's what McGrawin taught me. When in doubt, leave it out. Because So Yeah. Go ahead.
[03:01:02] Unknown:
Did you ever try his pH diet?
[03:01:07] Unknown:
So no. Because I'm vegan. He's he has you know, he I have all of his books. Doctor Robert O'Young, really honestly, what he wants you to do is try to get your the pH of your, your interstitial fluids up since we're what 75% water. And so he wants you to test your pH and stuff and get it up into seven or eight, which I guess I support an alkaline body because it says cancer cells can't survive in an alkaline body. But with all of the poisons that we're having every day and what they're doing with our food and our water and our and the frequencies in our bodies that they're pulsing, they're microwaving us at night when we sleep. I don't know. I just feel like at some point in time, we just need to kind of be toxic on a monthly basis or a weekly basis. And, and, you know, doing whatever works for you. These, I mean, the protocols for me are hard. I don't like to drink a liter of chlorine dioxide pollution every day.
So,
[03:02:12] Unknown:
is that what he enterprise? Is that what he promotes?
[03:02:15] Unknown:
No. The channel on Telegram called Chlorine Dioxide Solutions, they're on Friday nights from, like, 6PM until 6AM in the morning. And, the lady, Lily and David, and both of them look fabulous. They drink they detox all the time. They drink a liter of chlorine dioxide solution every single day. And the two of them look fabulous. They're probably in the best health best health ever. But I don't do that. I I just can't do that. Because chloride a liter every day, that means seven hours of intermittent fasting with no food because you have to do it on an empty stomach. That's just hard for me to do. So, you know, I'll get water fast.
[03:03:00] Unknown:
Thank you. Doctor Doctor Glidden, used to he's a he's, like, one of the highest up probably the Youngevity product usage and and he
[03:03:26] Unknown:
Hey, Samuel. You're twanging.
[03:03:29] Unknown:
I'm what?
[03:03:30] Unknown:
Twanging. Kinda going in and out.
[03:03:33] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I can't tell, so I'll just try one more time. Doctor. Glutenson
[03:03:40] Unknown:
You're sounding better now.
[03:03:42] Unknown:
Full spectrum nutrition is the best way to detox. So full vitamins and minerals intake a day, like the plant based minerals from, Youngevity. He used to do EDTA, detoxes for clients, and he found out that he could do even better job with full spectrum nutrition than he could with EDTA. So just throw that out there.
[03:04:12] Unknown:
Julie. Julie. Julie. Julie, can you hear me?
[03:04:19] Unknown:
Joan.
[03:04:21] Unknown:
Where do you get the fin Bindisol powder for your sweet little dog?
[03:04:28] Unknown:
I got it online. Oh. Yep. I just got it online and, it's 10. It's, well, I erred on the side of, what do you want to call it? Cautions. So it's, what is it? It's Panacur, p a n a c u r, Panacur C, which is Fenbendazole, and it's a canine dewormer and each packet treats 10 pounds. It'll tell you that, it says the dog must be treated with this dose for three days in a row. And it says for, you should round up Like, it has 10 pounds, 20 pounds, 30 pounds, 40 pounds. So if your dog is 15, it should be treated with a two gram or 20 pound packet. I don't do that. I round down. I don't know. I'm always one of these people. Less is more. I don't think more is more. I don't think it's gonna matter. My dog, I think, is eleven pounds.
So, you know, he should be treated with a 20 packet. No. I just treat him with a 10 pack 10 packet. And he's doing fabulous. And he's 14. And he's got heart disease and everything. So he's doing way better. And it says, like, once every six do it once every six months. I'm doing it every other month with him instead. So I'm doing it more frequently, but he's doing really good.
[03:05:57] Unknown:
You're you're giving him a packet, you're giving him a packet of fin Bindisole powder once every every other month?
[03:06:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Probably every every other month, every every other month or every three months instead of, like, twice a year. Okay. Thanks. Yep. So I just, I just take rice and green beans and, organic chicken and potatoes and carrots I cook for him. I don't give him that crappy dog food. And I take the 10 gram packet. I put it in the food and I mix it with a spatula and put it in a plate, and he doesn't even he just eats the whole thing. He doesn't even taste it. A 10 gram packet? 10? Yep. Are you sure it's 10? 10 grams on. Yep. It's 10 grams. I have it right here. I just fed them. Okay.
[03:06:46] Unknown:
And for what size dog is that?
[03:06:50] Unknown:
I have an 11 pound little tiny Pomeranian who's the cutest dog in the world, and this is made by Merck, m e r c k. And that is something that Tibbin said that Merck, he does promote Merck as a good manufacturer.
[03:07:06] Unknown:
K. Alright. Well, all of the the, K9 warmer fenbendazoles that I have gotten are, one thousand milligrams, and of that one thousand milligrams, two hundred and twenty two milligrams is fenbendazole, and the rest is fillers.
[03:07:34] Unknown:
So Well, this is, this is two hundred and twenty two milligrams, and there and it's fenbendazole.
[03:07:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I think it's a one gram packet you've got because one gram is one thousand milligrams. Yes. One gram. It's for 10 pounds. One gram for ten pounds. Yep. You're right. Thank you. You said 10, and I'm going how big is your dog? Does he block out the sun? Say 10 pounds. I'm sorry. I made an error. Okay. Okay. Well, I just wanted to clarify, because this program is not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your local doctor or veterinarian before following any directions or following any, incorporating any information here into your or your pet's health regime.
But Okay. Okay. That being said, wait wait wait wait wait wait. First of all, treating them once because of what I said before. Okay? When there's an adult parasite that is laying eggs, that adult parasite is also emitting an enzyme that is inhibiting the those eggs from hatching. And the reason the adult parasite does that is because the adult parasite doesn't want a bunch of babies showing up eating the adult parasites' food supply, and that is why the parasites are wired to do that. So if you are giving that to your dog, I would treat for three days once a month, not just one day.
And you can do that very easily. You can actually treat for four days, once a month. And how you do it and save money is you get a four gram.
[03:09:40] Unknown:
That's what I do, Paul. That's what I said. I treat him three days in a row at the beginning of the month, and it says and it is you can go to www.merc,merck,-animal,-health,-usa.com. And I have each box that I get has three one gram packets in it, and you give it to him three days in a row. And it says that you should do this maybe twice a year, and I'm doing it more like four times a year, maybe a little bit more. I'm doing it every I don't know. I don't have a calendar. I don't mark it down. I'm doing it every Can I continue? Yeah. Go ahead. Start.
[03:10:28] Unknown:
Okay. Let me let me circle back and go back to the beginning. I would treat him four days, once a month or once a quarter. And how you do that is you don't get the one gram packs for a 10 pound dog. You get the four gram packs for a 50 or 60 pound dog, and you dissolve one of those packets into two to four ounces of distilled water. And then you take one or a half ounce of that distilled water and mix it with the food, you're getting the same dose and you're paying, roughly a third of what you would be paying otherwise. Just keep just keep the unused portion in your refrigerator.
Four days, one packet one four gram packet will treat the dog four days, and then wait a wait a couple of months. Do it again. Much cheaper. One box will treat the dog for most of the year instead of four boxes a year.
[03:11:54] Unknown:
Know what I mean? Speaking of price, if if you're right about the MMS, then why not just do that instead? A lot cheaper than Safeguard or Panacure.
[03:12:06] Unknown:
Well, she does what she's comfortable with. She does what has worked so far.
[03:12:12] Unknown:
Okay. Just let because the the the reason I could never see using it on an animal is you could never get it down the when you activate it, you know, before you administer it. So it's, it's an inter it'd be an interesting way to be able to do it cost effectively. Yeah.
[03:12:34] Unknown:
I put I I put MMS in my dog's water every day. Thank thank you.
[03:12:42] Unknown:
There you go. Just don't use a metal bowl. Right on. Yeah. Use a plastic bowl. If you use MMS, colloidal silver, or hydrogen peroxide, use a plastic bowl and never mix colloidal silver and hydrogen peroxide because the two combat each other. They generate heat and neutralize each other. You might as well save your money.
[03:13:10] Unknown:
Better yet, glass bowl.
[03:13:12] Unknown:
Well, okay, glass. Alright. Okay. So excuse me. Alright. Thank you for the correction. Anyways, now that we've done all kinds of things that, that, were absolutely not medical advice, Like I said, this program is not not intended to prevent, diagnose, cure, or treat any disease and should not be considered medical advice. This is the Radio Ranch for god's sake. Please check with your doctor or veterinarian before acting on any information presented here. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales for Wednesday. Let's see. Where are we? April 23? Is that it? Is that it? Oh, well, it might be. My screen's too small. I really can't see the clock. So, thank you so much for joining us. Catch us tomorrow, 11AM eastern, on eurofookeradio.com, radio soapbox Com, and radio.globalvoiceradio.net.
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Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Yep. Yep. Yep. I actually heard, the crew over on AJ playing this the other day, so it's kinda wow. Morning, Wednesday, April. Uh-oh. Twenty third. And, it is the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales on Wednesday morning. I think I was, redundant there and say good morning or. And, we have right off the bat, we have this, this thing of wanting to give our helpers proper credit and recognition. So Paul comes out and gives us a list of the how about the helper's de jure?
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The the helpers of the day. Yeah. That that fits perfectly. We have, radiosoapbox.com with us today from our buddy Paul across the drink.
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Hello.
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And we have Eurofolcradio.com with us that, of course, is our flagship station, thanks to pastor Eli James, and we have Global Voice Radio, and the links to Eurofolc, Global Voice Radio, and free conference calls. You can join us live on the show. Got a thousand seats. And Yeah. Right now, we're only using 30 of them. So Come on. Come on down.
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Leave your job. Come on and join us. Go to the matrixstocks.com,
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and, you will find all kinds of fun stuff there. Morning, Rod.
[00:03:14] Unknown:
Morning, mister Paul. We were talking about buttons right before we went on the air. Did I ever tell you the story I heard, out of Memphis about, Colonel Tom Parker? Do you know who he was? No. Really? Colonel Tom Parker is the guy that was credited with finding Elvis. Oh. Elvis was doing some he was from Tupelo, Mississippi, you know, up North Mississippi, fairly close to Memphis as biggest town, I guess, could probably gone in Nashville. But that was country and, it was a guy named Judd Phillips who, had a recording studio called Sun Records. And, he's the one, I think, that first recorded Elvis. Anyway, Colonel Tom Parker was his manager.
And, right in the early days of Elvis, he was sitting around with his buddies, and he he went, I'm gonna make a million dollars off of Elvis, and they all ridiculed him and started laughing. And so he went out and got those little buttons, button buttons. Mhmm. And he said, I love Elvis and sold them for a dollar piece. And then after that little phase had gone through, and he'd made a lot more than a million. And then he did one and said, I hate Elvis and sold it to their parents. Okay. Yeah. That's true story. There's an enterprising sort for you. Yes. Well, Colonel Tom was enterprising. So, good morning, kids.
Let's see. It's Wednesday. I think Mark's supposed to be with us. I hope Mark's lurking back there. He's got an assignment today. There he is. He's arguing up already.
[00:04:59] Unknown:
So Yeah. Roger, I I discovered something. You did? I discovered something. Everybody wants to change the world, but nobody wants to change the toilet paper.
[00:05:10] Unknown:
Yeah. Probably true, especially in in South America. And and you see the problem, like, here and in, I guess, other countries, wasn't in Argentina so much, but, you, when you finish your morning routine and you're cleaning yourself up, the when the country was built, they used half inch pipes and not three quarter inch pipes. So you have to take your dirty paper and put it in a little, and they have little trash cans right there by the toilet. And, you do that. So then the reason is not because they're unsanitary. It's because they when they laid the countries out, they used too small a pipe. I heard, I was watching somebody. I guess it was Chase one day, and he had John Rucker on. Do you remember John Rucker, Paul or or Mark? Do you remember John? No. I don't I don't recall that name.
Well, he was a relief pitcher for the Braves about twenty years ago, and he's the one when they played the Mets, and he made it public. He's very controversial and outspoken. So, obviously, he's controversial. And he said when they go to play the Mets, he likes to ride one of the subway trains so he can see all the foreigners and the freaks and Harry's. And, boy, the media jumped all over him. So everywhere the Braves went now, they when they they we wanna talk to Don Rocker, you know? And he's still a little bit that way in this interview. And, but he was talking about playing, summer ball down in Mexico and Venezuela. And he said, I'm sitting there on the toilet at night, smell something. I look over, and there's a whole toilet paper full, full of toilet paper, dirty toilet paper, and he kind of insinuated it was the culture, but it's not the culture. It was the the way the country was set up when it was structured and all, and the smaller pipe than is necessary.
So, anyway, just I don't know how we got off on that today. Paul's talking about buttons and that Elvis story hit me, and, and here we are. Well, good morning, Mark.
[00:07:13] Unknown:
Good morning. Yes, sir. Good morning. Good morning.
[00:07:18] Unknown:
Doing good. Yeah. I Doing good. I had a I had a very nice consult call last night with a new fella out of, the LA area named Tom. And, the younger guy, 41, owns an insurance, agency and, very sharp. And he, Daniel, Metz is, is one of our good, one of our good disciples. I guess you'd call him out there on the West Coast, and he's teaching our information. And he's really turned a lot of people around, and this is another one indirectly here, Tom. And and he was just amazed. I mean, he couldn't he said, I I I got turned onto this. I went and bought your book, and I read your book. I've been listening to your podcast, and he still can't believe it. You know? But what you gotta believe is you gotta go to the antithesis of this and go over and look at the opposite. And the fact is these bastards don't have all this power.
Yeah. They they tricked you out of it somehow. They don't have it. And that's the reality. And then, hold it. What you mean? Now I can see since you tell me I can understand it's the feudal system. Now I understand that that it has to be voluntary servitude because that's legal and lawful in the constitution. And so, obviously, I've been tricked into it, and all I gotta do is reverse that. Well, there's your remedy.
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That's how cynical wish I had this information when I first met Dan Meador back in 1999. Well,
[00:08:50] Unknown:
yes. What a what a good news changer. So
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so the gentleman that you consulted with to be in his early forties, wow. What a what a time to be learning about this and take advantage of it.
[00:09:04] Unknown:
Yes. And, of course, wifey is a little bit apprehensive. I said go stroke her a little bit and tell her everything's gonna be alright. And, you know, it it is hard to believe. I was there myself as I pioneered this, and you get to a point you say, this whole thing hinges on those two questions? It's that simple? Really? That's the amount of these powerful, rich, wealthy, Satanist bastards. This little trick with words, hence the title of the book, government by the treachery and deception of words. Yeah. And that's what it is. And it's simple, and, boy, does it spring you into some kind of reality. And since you've never been used to living in reality, now you got to adjust to the new information and the reality, and you just don't do that overnight.
He, I think he said he started back in November, and and and a friend of his ran across Daniel, conveyed the information, went and bought the book. And, so it's been six months. He's been mulling on this about six months. So, anyway, it's, it's a credit to our enemies. It's a very, very crafty crafty plan. And, I've maintained for many years that no mere mortal could have come up with this. Now now we found some alternate information. I mentioned it the other day. You can go over to a bit shoot and do a search on and put quotation marks around 1577, like, almost a hundred years after Christopher Columbus did his thing.
1577, and in another set of parentheses, put voluntary servitude. And that is an there's an audio book on BitChute in on a book written in 1577 about this very thing. Nothing new under the sun. K? They just perfected it, dug that out, brushed it off. They had the power and the ability to, start turning things around and setting it up. And, bam, you know, credit where credit is due. They've done a masterful job. I mean, I hate them. I hate you bastards. And if you're listening, I know you are. I hate you, sorry bastards. But my gosh, I'll give you credit. And even though I'm sure Satan helped you. So he really probably deserves the credit, but you're his representative, aren't you?
So I guess that fits. So, Mark, anything interesting on your plate this morning?
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Well, no. We, pretty much kinda wrapped up our our trust classes last night, and so I'm gonna be opening up membership to to the next group. And, I'm excited about that because, you know, you learn so much from your first group. Right. Of course. And as a teacher, you're you're, like, looking for ways to improve. And we just had such a great group. Lady Linda was part of that group. Julie was part of that group. I'm trying to think of a few others. I think Jay has been on the show. He's part of that group. So, you know, I I did some special things for them.
And because I kinda consider them the founding members that kinda helped put all this into action. So it's it's it's been a lot of fun. And and, and it's, you know, it's a lifetime membership. So we had some people that were some members that were, you know, they had different things come up or they were busy with whatever. And, you know, they're kind of concerned and I'm like, look, this is all recorded. You you're gonna have access to all of it. And from here on out, if you wanna pop on to one of the calls in the future, you're more than welcome to do that. So it's not just like you're not on your own and you don't just, you know, finish a course and then you're done and there's no support.
[00:13:09] Unknown:
So you you don't just hold on, Julie. You don't just kick them out of the nest. Right? No. You fly. Generally fly.
[00:13:18] Unknown:
Go ahead.
[00:13:19] Unknown:
Yes, Judy? I'm sorry, but I have I have to give a testimonial. This was the best class I've ever taken. It it Really? It's so good. I mean, I don't care if you guys don't have the money scrounged it up. It it is so fantastic. I know I can't say asset protection. You're not supposed to say that, but I have to say estate planning purposes. That's the word you have to commit to your brain. It is the most amazing class. Mark is so smart. He is going to teach you and hold your hand and walk you through step by step all of these ways that you can protect the stuff that you own. And you don't have to be rich to do this. It's just a matter of protecting your home, your car, and your the things that you your bed, your stuff that you sleep in at night. You can put all of your bed, all your furniture, all your jewelry in in a in a irrevocable trust.
It you cannot the the people if something somebody falls on your property and you don't have enough homeowners insurance or or general umbrella policy and they wanna sue you or come after you or you accidentally get into a car accident and, you know, these things happen, they can't the way you can structure things, they can't take your assets. It's basically you owe nothing but control everything. It's the best class ever. I highly recommend it for everybody because you become a huge family with all the people who are part of your group. You're all in this big, huge it's not a big class. It's a small class that's what's so great. And Mark interacts and he has an answer for everything. He teaches you things you would never think of to do. So I will I will not I will stop bragging on him, but I'm telling you, it's the best class ever, IU.
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Great. Okay. How much do you pay her for that, Mark?
[00:15:10] Unknown:
I started to say the check's in the mail, Julie.
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Well, thank you very much, Julie. I appreciate it. It's
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true. It's true. I wouldn't say it if I didn't think it. I'm I don't usually do testimonials, and this is one that I have to. You guys gotta join that. I mean, get get on the next one. Put it on. I don't know. Get a credit card. Get a cash advance or whatever because what you're gonna learn in these courses will more than save you what you're gonna spend for it. I mean, I know, like I said, I know people right now who are doing irrevocable trust for 2,800, 3 thousand dollars, 30 5 hundred. They don't they don't even have access to them afterwards. You can just template, and that's it.
[00:15:53] Unknown:
Yeah. And you and you gotta pay them in gold too, don't you, Julie?
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You gotta pay some in gold, silver, or in, United States Postal,
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money orders. Money orders. Right. Check.
[00:16:06] Unknown:
Yep. That should tell you something right there.
[00:16:09] Unknown:
HR should. Red flag. Red flag. Have Roger's information.
[00:16:14] Unknown:
They do not have Roger's information. They're looking over the soldiers.
[00:16:18] Unknown:
They talk a lot about me, Mark. They talk a lot about me.
[00:16:22] Unknown:
That too. So Mind my bad. Those people, yeah, those people who are are wanting payments and money orders, gold, silver, whatever, they're they're trying to skirt the tax laws. They don't have Roger's information, and that changes everything. Yep. I don't worry, Roger. I I don't have to look over my shoulder and make sure I had things set up the proper way to minimize or eliminate my taxes. Now it's a walk through the park.
[00:16:55] Unknown:
It's Yeah. It was like Tom last night. He's going, well, I know I've got some some adversarial things ahead of me with this. I said, well, no. You don't. You probably don't. No? Okay. I mean, it's just life just goes on. People do what you ask them to do, and you're probably not gonna get confronted, but you may. And if you do, that's when you need to know the information. You know, I told him the whole spiel. Larry, you were trying to add something. Did you go through this class too?
[00:17:21] Unknown:
No. It didn't. I'm interested in it, but, I just wanted to ask, Mark if he could provide some general answers to a couple of questions and go over again. Do you have to have a car or a house paid off to put in a trust? And how many pages long is a trust? Like, if you put a car in or your or your house in and I I I do know you should keep those things separate. But if you do that I mean, how many pages long is this? And are you filing it into a property records office or anything like that? Like, who holds on to the trust? This is all yeah. This is all private, Larry. I'll be happy to answer those questions.
[00:18:01] Unknown:
First off, I teach private trust. This is not what we call statutory trust. You're not required to record your trust documents with anybody. Now you can set up a tax identification number for tax purposes, like when you transfer real estate, they usually want they usually want the trust to have a tax identification number so that when later down the road that real estate's transferred to somebody else, you know, depending upon their national status, they may or may not have a a tax obligation. So it's all about taxes. As far as a vehicle trust, that if I recall right, I think it's only like maybe five or six pages for that. And, you know, you got the the heading to the trust and you got the signature section of the trust. So I I don't think it's more than about four, maybe five pages at the most.
Now the the regular trust, if you put your household items in and your real estate, that's about, I think, around 16 pages if I recall correctly. So and these are all private. You don't register them with any government entity. And,
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I hope that answers your question. That's a good deal. Well, Linda was that lady Linda trying to get through about the same time with Larry, I think?
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I don't want a check-in the mail, Mark, or and, stellar. I've taken trust classes in the past and, still didn't have the ability to wrap my arms around it. And with Mark's class, I got complete clarity. As a matter of fact, when my mother passed, my mother left us a legacy property, a lake property, and she left us a brownstone in Boston, no mortgage and left us a considerable amount of FRNs. But anyway, one of the questions on the cheat sheet, so to speak, is are you involved in any other trust? And at that moment, in the back of my mind, I knew that there were properties dangling and my sisters came.
And they paid, $2,200 for each trust. And when I was looking at the documents, because of my knowledge prior and my clarity just now with Mark's class, I was able to look through that those documents with precision and, was able to advise my sisters, not to call the trust by your your surname, s u r n a m e, and to, you know, make it like an ABC, whatever ABC stands for in your world. So that gave them some lovely direction. And, yeah, what I loved about joining was I wanted to be connected with people of like mindedness that had the passion to wanna do better and wanted to, broaden their horizons and I wanted to be able to connect with, people that I could talk to about these things and being a founding member enables us to move forward and to participate in these classes and and probably learn even more. That's why I get on these calls every day with you, Roger, because there's always a nugget that I did not comprehend, and now it's stronger and stronger and stronger. So, love you both. Love Julie.
Love the class. By the way, Paul, you may be getting a call from one of the students. She asked me about the wand, and I directed her to you. Oh. And I shared with her that that wand, helps to finance the radio ranch. So she was delighted to hear that. So, that's all I have to say for now when I yield. Great. Sounds like a potential member for your board of advisors,
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Mark.
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Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. The other thing and I think lady Linda pointed this out. Because it's a group setting and you got different people asking different questions, I I I believe Lady Linda Louise said, there are questions that I don't even know to ask. But by others asking them, it, you know, it it awakens their, their knowledge. So, I mean, you don't know what you don't know. But if somebody else is is asking a question and you're like, oh, I needed that information, you know? So it's the group dynamics is really, I think, important to have. Good. And we do record these. We do record these. So I I send down a link after the after the training for those people that couldn't attend live. We we do Tuesday nights. I find that kind of the the best sweet spot. So Tuesday nights are kinda reserved for the actual training.
Thursday nights for q and a, and then Saturday afternoons, I do q and a.
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So we just kinda follow-up for those people that couldn't make the Tuesday night classes. So Well, I think I know one of the members in your second class would be our old friend, Jimmy, who, is old. Early, early listener to the show. Long time. Very never never comes and visits with us because he's working. Jimmy's an interesting fellow. And, he, makes custom made instruments for people all over the world, mainly guitar and string instruments. And, at one point early on, he's the only no. I can't say the only the first person that bought 50 copies of the book, and then he sent out the book with every instrument that he sent out. He makes instruments for people all over the world. K? Yeah. Donated them to a few charity options and whatnot, I guess. And Jimmy's there, and, he heard me mention something about, the other day about they've got a a get together. I believe it's this Sunday in, Gadsden area.
And I would you dig out that email, Mark, and read out that information for people that I told them I'd be happy to promote it even though Daryl never approached me for it. Jimmy sent me the information and be glad to, help them promote that. I think it's a one day deal and probably maybe some new students. So Gadsden is, oh, to the north, Northeast of, Birmingham, maybe about an hour, maybe a little less. Right. Right off of, I, 20, I think it is. Yeah. Runs across. And if you could give the folks that information. So if you are in that area or wanna travel over the weekend to go get together with, some good folks. I think I think Brent's gonna be there.
This is how you do it. And, Mark, if you'd read that slowly for our folks, I'd appreciate it, and we'll give them some promotion for their, little get together over there. Tom Schramm is gonna be there. Don't and so and some other old friends. So, it's worth helping them promote this.
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Alright.
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Can you hear me okay? Hear you fine.
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Okay. Cool. So, it it's gonna be in Gadsden, Alabama, G A, D As In David, S, D As In David, E As In Edward, N As In Nancy. Gadsden, Alabama. It's scheduled to be Sunday, the twenty seventh at the Northeast Etowah Community Center. That's Northeast Etowah, e, t as in tango, O W, A as in apple, H as in Henry, Community Center. And that's located at 3733 Old US Highway 411. That's 3733 Old US Highway 411, Gadsden, Alabama, zip code 35901. And they've got that scheduled from 10AM till 4PM. Thank you. Tom Schram is supposed to be there and perhaps Bob.
I'm not not familiar with who Bob is. I'm sure he's been on the show, but it doesn't ring the bell. Doctor. Bob Morgan. Bob Morgan. Okay. Okay. So, they think he might be there. I don't know if that's in-depth yet. And some of the other Radio Ranch listeners.
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Yeah. Real quick. I was kinda looking at that to see see if I could maybe make that. That'd be be fun. That'd be a pretty long drive, but that that's good. I wanted to be sure and help them make that announcement. We got new students that might not know about that that are in the, oh, West Georgia, maybe Southern Tennessee or adjacent Mississippi on the East Side, and Alabama is right there kind of in the middle of that big area. And so if you feel so motivated and wanna go have some good patriot social intercourse, that's a good thing to do.
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Yeah. And that's Thank you, Jimmy. That's this Sunday. I wish we had this a little bit sooner. I wish we had this information a little sooner.
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Yeah. Well, the somebody's secretary didn't get the memo. Okay. So we got that under the bridge there. And what else? Anybody else got anything in the audience by any chance? Do we have any new students this morning? Yes, Mark. What you got? I just want
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to button up the the trust and the trust classes. If you want information about being, part of the next, group, you can email me at mark, m a r k, at your legacy trust dot o r g. It's not dot com. It's dot o r g. So mark@your,y0ur,legacy,legacy,trust,trust,.0rg. And I'll get you information on the next upcoming class.
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Cool. Cool. Well, that's a nice, feature for us to offer, and you hear the response and the feedback from the students there. So, it's something that Roger. A lot of people have been interested in ever since I've been in there. So there's a lot of charlatans out there. Mark's not one of them. Julie will attest to it, won't you?
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Absolutely. But I just wanted to say also what's really unique about this is that Mark really does complement your, your class where, you know, you're either free or you're a debt slave and after you become free, then you become impenetrable from a standpoint of anybody getting their hands on anything you own because we do live in a very litigious society here. And, there are, you know, all the rich people, all the Kennedys and everything are using these exact things that Mark are teaching you. Yep. And they don't want to know about it. And Mark's been in the field for decades, and he's an expert in it. It's kind of like when I had cancer and I was at MD Anderson Cancer Center. My physician assistants knew more than the actual doctors did. Same thing with Paralegal. They know more than the lawyers do because they're the ones that do all of the work for the lawyers. They get delegated everything. So you don't need to have the word JD after your name to teach what Mark is teaching. It's it's it's I have to say, it's the most incredible class. I have all these degrees, and I would have I'd trade them all in for this if I could have had this thirty years ago. Any day of the week, I would have traded it in for this stuff. So I yield anyway. Mark's not paying me for this. So, everybody needs to sign up. Okay. Yeah. Have a great day.
When
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I when I was in paralegal school, we were taught by attorneys, and one of them came out and said exactly what you just said. He said, when you get out of here and work for an attorney, you'll know more about the law than the attorney you work for, from a practicing attorney. And that's because they don't well, for one thing, they don't teach them law and law school. They teach them procedure. And, they get very little law, maybe a little if they're lucky. But, and they didn't teach us all bunch of law and paralegal school that I went through either. It was a national paralegal school that's owned by the same people that own the art institutes all over the, country, different cities.
And, it was because I was teaching at the art institute, I could go for free. I just had to go at night, so I said, sure. I'll sign up for that. And in the 10 modules, that we took, real estate law, contract law, whatever, research, legal research, etcetera, The I only heard the common law mentioned one time. Mark, I have to think I've told you this. Right? The only time is in the research, legal research module, and the the context was common law's case law. That's the only time common law is mentioned. One sentence. Bruce.
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Yeah. Bruce.
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Good morning. Hold on, Joe. We got Bruce first. I'll get right to you. Sorry we missed you yesterday. Bruce?
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One of my best friends in grammar school, I mean, we spent tonight together and all this stuff, playing football and stuff. And he didn't know what he was gonna do. And so he just said, you know what? I'm gonna go to the University of South Carolina, and then I'm gonna go to law school. And I said, why are you gonna do that? He said that I'll be making more money than anybody else in in the in the town. Yeah. So, he did. And, he is, in this other person we graduated with, a female, went to school and and was a legal secretary, and he hired her.
So I guess it was maybe ten years later after I saw them. I, you know, went in went in the office and, you know, did chat with him and, saw her and seen her in that long period of time she got married and everything. I said, you're the legal secretary? And she said, yeah. I I I love it. I said, is he paying you okay? She said she looked at me. She said, Bruce, I don't know. I'm gonna leave sometime, but he ain't paying me, but, oh, just over minimum wage. Now that's an attorney for you.
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Yeah. That's right.
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That's right. It's pretty sad what they pay paralegals and legal assistance.
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Yeah. So, Joe, you had something to add?
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Well, back to the common law. And I tried to make this point last Friday on winter's Oh, yeah. And he went on and on and on and on and on. And No.
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Can No. He wouldn't do that.
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He said, when he finished, Roger, he he went on and on and on and changed the whole paradigm of the conversation, which rendered my point moot.
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So
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See. I'm off and I'm not to make that comment now. Okay. And I will ask you as I would I won't ask him because he will not, respond unaggressively, should I say. But please cite me. Not an example, but cite me one common
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law.
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How about the common law actions?
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No. How about cite me a common law? Because I can do that. I can cite you one.
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You have the right to defend yourself. That's a common law.
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Okay. But here's another one that I want wanted to throw out, but he wasn't gonna give me a chance to put it out there to help his conversation. But a common law in rural America is that if you stand on your piece of property and face the property line, the half of the property line to your right is your end to build the fence. Your neighbor on the other side of the property line, if he faces the fence, his fence should is that he has to build, and there is law statute law to back this up. He builds it to the right. I was just trying to point out that we need to we use the term in my opinion, we use the term common law too loosely.
Yeah. All encompassing. We need to be more definitive about it, I think. That's my opinion. Thank you.
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Alright, Joe. One too. That's an interesting example Trevor. For sure. Okay. Who's that? Who's trying to say something? Is that Chris? It's Bruce. Yeah. I got it right Bruce. We talk Bruce, talk right in your microphone, man. You're talking off to the side of the mic.
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Okay.
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I got a right to travel. That's common law.
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Yeah. I agree with that.
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Yep.
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What what I found interesting with Brent's response, and it may not been what Joe was looking for, but it had to do with what what society accepted, some of it. So we have these inherent God given rights. The freedom of speech is one of them. I mean, just go down the first ten amendments of the constitutions, state or federal. And those are, you know, basically your God given rights, which some people call natural law, which I consider to be part of the common law. We all know that you should have that right. Yeah. And, but then when you step outside of that, it becomes the norms of the society that you're in. I'll give you an example. I hope this is a good example.
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You're doing well. You're doing well.
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Thank you. So one of the things that kind of popped into my mind just now is, like, here in The United States, it's not acceptable for women to be bare breasted in public. But I can go over to Germany and in the parks, there'll be women sunbathing topless, and nobody thinks anything of it. So certain societies have different norms than other societies.
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It's like you can go buy a National Geographic and get a black man's Playboy.
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It's it's not acceptable in The US, but it should be. I'm just saying.
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I don't know about that, but
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I know But it was interesting. I was,
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you know, I was with a bunch of, my, military buddies, and I was kind of expecting that. I I had heard and then, you know, told about it. And so, you know, I was one of the few out of my bunch that weren't gawking at the women sunbathing. You know, I'm just like, what what grow up. Like like, you've never seen a topless woman. Come on. You know, this is is silly. Just absolutely silly. But again, it's one of the norms of their society and it's not unlawful over there for a woman to to sunbathe topless, in public. But here oh, and also in Italy.
You can go to the beaches in Italy, and there's certain beaches that it's okay to be topless.
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So It's okay to be totally nude, some of those in the middle of the river. Some of those too. Yeah. Yeah.
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But anyway, that was just kind of a silly example that popped into my mind. Right. Kind of a a very big difference between the norms of our society compared to other countries.
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Yeah. Go ahead, Joe. How terrible how terrible those tan lines are. Yes, Joe?
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Just as a byline here, you, there are certainly those that shouldn't.
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It should be an angle
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to be an angle.
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Well, I'm saying that about yoga pants and grandmas. These these grandmas were in yoga pants that weigh two hundred pounds.
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I'm gonna tell you, Mark, when I first moved to Argentina when I was down there on my my visit trip and and talking to the green guys, you know, I got, I wanna know where these women go and get those pants spray painted on every morning. Because, man, it doesn't matter what age. It's like vanity is, vanity is very popular, in a in a hot commodity in Argentina.
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Oh my goodness.
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Down there. Yep. If if I may The highest they got the highest plastic surgery rate in the world, and they got the highest rate of, what what what what do you go make yourself throw up? So you after you eat,
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bulimia. Bulimia.
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That bulimia. That's what I'm looking for. Yeah. And they even wrote a book about it years ago called Argentina on the Couch. They also have the highest ratio of psychologists in per population in the in the world. Hey, Samuel.
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Hey. How about me? Brent asked that question, you know, last week about asking people what the common law is they probably don't even know. Right? I like Brost's take on it, and he's he's got this term, public policy and political action groups in here because he's he's looking at that as the democracy, where the republican the the individual is protected. Anyways, this is his statement. He says all political action groups have failed to make any difference because of their inability to recognize that our nation was established first and foremost as an assembly of individuals acting independently in their own best interests without harm to one another.
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Basic general common law. Yeah. I think that's very, very accurate.
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If you ask people what is common law, they will say what is commonly accepted as law, and that ain't it, folks.
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Yeah.
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Well, we're accepting you know, the yeah. I this this is really bizarre. I didn't know that Roseanne Barr had a podcast. Oh, yeah. But Rick Yeah. Rick Wild ran a a a piece on her, podcast the other day, and she was interviewing
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Rick Byrne. You do you remember him, Roger? Burns? The guy who deals civil war and all that stuff?
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No. This is the Burns.
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This this is the guy that popped up, he's like an analyst. He's a I think he was the owner of overstock.com
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at one point. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know who that guy is. He's very sharp. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was comped by the CIA.
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Patrick.
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Patrick. I'm sorry. His name is Patrick. Correct. Yeah. And the he actually got compromised and was, kinda unwittingly a, CIA asset. With the Russian girlfriend and all that stuff, he was being used by the CIA. Because I've heard him talk about it on Alex. Go ahead, please.
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Yeah. He's like a systems engineer. He's sort of a brainiac, and he does work a lot for the defense department. And he said on Roseanne Barr's show that the the the whole last election for the president was already set up and ready to go directly to Harris as the win. She didn't even have, he says, a a defeat speech prepared, and it was all, according to him, pinching on a group in Serbia working with the Chinese to be able to change that data and make her the winner. Okay? He said that group was taken out, and he wouldn't say what taken out meant, like a day before the election so they couldn't throw it.
Mhmm. But the other thing that he said, he said the Chinese have an analyst for every county in The United States to watch the political world and change that vote county by county. And they have worked up over to the over the years to get all the way to this presidential position and move that election. I thought that was pretty outrageous.
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Well, I wouldn't doubt it coming from Patrick Burns. I believe he's a pretty straight shooter.
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Yeah. That's pretty scary that they have an analyst who probably knows. He said that if they each analyst, she says, probably knows more about that county than anybody in The United States would know about that county. It very well might be. Yep.
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Yep. Well, I got into a heated argument about China yesterday at lunch with this guy. He and I have political and and philosophical arguments. So just well, did did well, he did a little bit kinda. Anyway, interesting. He just thinks China's this great thing, and they're gonna beat us. The US is not gonna make it. They're already on the downhill slope, and he's right to some extent. But, anyway, interesting. Yes, Larry. What you got?
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Yeah. What was, Joe's question? Can you name the common law or name name an example? Name a yes. An example of common law. Okay. Yeah. So I think I can name two. So and this is right out of the Bible. The common law comes right out of the Bible as most know. And so in Deuteronomy chapter 19 verses 16 to 20, this emphasizes a fair trial and the importance of truth and legal proceedings. And that reads, if a false witness rise up against any man to testify against him that which is wrong, then both the men between whom the controversy is shall stand before the Lord, before the priests and the judges which shall be in the days and the judges shall make diligent inquisition and behold, if the witness be a false witness and have testified falsely against his brother, then shall ye do unto him as he had thought to have done unto his brother, so shall thou put the evil away from among you and those which remain shall hear and fear and shall henceforth commit no more any such evil among you. That reminds me of contempt of court and then there's another example of due process in Acts twenty five sixteen and this is where Paul was given a chance to defend himself against his accusers and if you remember, he was before Festus, the Roman governor And in this verse, it states that it is not Roman custom to deliver a man to die before the accused has the opportunity to face his accusers and defend himself. And this obviously highlights Roman legal principles of due process.
So there's two for you right there. Comment. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead, John. Comment.
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Nowhere does he say anything about the jury. In common law, the the the enforce in my this is my opinion that the, acknowledgement of whatever the common law may be for a particular case is decided by a jury, not a magistrate. Oh, certainly. That's what it differs.
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You know, the I would agree that the first ten amendments or the the bill of rights, let's say, is, that's in common law.
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Yeah. I I brought up, debt new and debt and some of the, the remedies, the, you know, the potential actions in common law because the common law itself is kind of benign, isn't it? Just like lays there until, and some exception maybe a couple of rare exceptions, there's an injured party. And then it springs into action where there's where there's a way to make the person who was damaged whole. That's kind of the way I look at it, Joe. Roger. Sure. Did you ever Hold on. Joe's first? Joe's first? The the juror's handbook?
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Yeah. In that, it's up to the jury to to decide what the law really is. Yes. Yes. For the judge to tell him. Nope. It's not for anyone to tell the jury what the law is. The jury makes the law with their decision.
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Correct. You know, I think I've mentioned on the show, Joe, that, John Benson, my teacher, he was working on a book on the jury when he died. And his idea was that the jury was the one element that that guarantees a Republican form of government.
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And they've darn near killed it.
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Oh, yeah. Yep. Yeah.
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Yep. The the jury is supposed to be able to decide well, even if the if the law they come to the conclusion that law was broken, if they think the law stinks, they don't have to come in for that. They can just throw the law and say that's a dumb law, you know? Yep. And and that's, they don't like that, do they? Larry, you had something to add? I'm gonna tell you my friend's,
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jury story here in a minute. Go ahead, Larry.
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Well, to give, Brent some credit, he, he mentioned last week when he was talking about the common law that you can waive your right to a jury by trial. One one of the, one of the things that one of the characteristics of a a common law court is the fact that we do have juries, and so you have the choice to waive to waive that right to go before a jury. And I think he talked about, Brent talked about, when he was facing, some charges in court that he actually wanted a bench trial or somehow it worked out to be a bench trial, and it actually was beneficial in his situation.
Could be in some Just the mere fact that you have a just the mere fact that you have a an opportunity to go before a jury, that means that is a common law court.
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Yep.
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Court. Comment.
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Yes, sir, Paul.
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You know what? I think we need to bring back the trial by jury because if they were actually able to determine the validity of the law and the facts of the case, we would be dropping statutes off the books like Acorns in November.
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Yep. Yep. A lot of that, probably.
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I've got a lot of money here. What's that? That's called jury nullification. Yep. That's right. It's one of the safeguards of our constitution that if a a jury believes a law to be improper or not fair, not just, whatever, they can totally rule against the law. But you got these judges and prosecutors, and typically you're gonna find this in a in a criminal case. Right? So but the judges and the prosecutors will do everything they can to sway that jury to include, I heard Barnes say, on the Sunday night broadcast, that he was involved in a case where the court slipped in evidence to the jury when they were deliberating their decision.
Yes. And it it came to light. So that's a total mistrial upon that. Yep. They didn't get a chance to, try to discredit that, so called evidence or or to, challenge it because it was never introduced into the court during the trial. But they slipped it in. And see, the judge will also tell the jury, here's the law that you gotta go by. So then the jury members think, well, our hands are tied, and this is the law. And here's the evidence, and this is what we're gonna go by. So it's it's unfortunate, but jury nullification is
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an incredible tool. Thank you, Red Beckman. You. Thank you, Red Beckman, one of our patriarchs. Did somebody have something to add there? Yes. I did. I had a question. Yes,
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sir. How do you deal how do you deal with the patriots, if you will, that pass out the jurors or citizens handbook out on the street near the courthouse being convicted of tried and convicted of jury tampering.
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Oh.
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Well, it's happened.
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I believe it. I I and then, you know, Harv I mentioned the other day, Harvey Y Song and I, and I was involved with this and went to the parking lot of the Richard B Russell Building right down there downtown Atlanta, and they shut the building down when we started handing those pamphlets out to people. And they were walking in, I guess, they're probably telling the security guard, these there's some guys in the parking lot handing this out. They shut down the damn Richard B Russell Building, folks. I got another story on top of that, but I'm a let Joe finish. What are you saying?
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Well, the question is, how can a judge overturn a jury's verdict? It happens all the time anymore. That's not an uncommon happening. The In state federal tyranny. Vote, it happens.
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The the first engine of tyranny is a corrupt judiciary. We're seeing it. We've got it up around. Oh, to the hilt. Right. To the hilt. What? Yes.
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Yeah. Alright. Hold on. The reason that a judge the reason that a judge can overturn a verdict from a jury of subjects is because the jurors have a status below the judge, and the judge can overrule what they say. Wow. A trial by jury, the jurors are above the judge, and their decision is final.
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It goes to show you, their control over the and the maybe the meaning of the phrase jury of your peers. Exactly.
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Larry, you had something? Alright. Hold on. Yes. So Joe was saying where is jury a jury found in the Bible? Well, the Bible emphasizes the importance of hearing both sides of the case and considering all available evidence before making a judgment. And I think the closest example we can come to to a jury or or find in the Bible, regarding the principle of having a jury is in Proverbs eighteen seventeen. And it says, he that is first in his own cause seemeth just, but his neighbor cometh and searches him. And this suggests that a comprehensive evaluation of the evidence is crucial before a decision is reached.
Comment. So there's all all kinds of principles.
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That is not what I said. I said that you did not provide in your initial statements, you did not provide a jury context. All you provided was justice. I did not say that there was no place for the jury in the bible. Did not say that. And this is where people are screwing up big time, opinion. You don't listen to what people
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say. And that's how crap gets twisted up, and people get that. I agree. Well, you can't argue with that statement, Joe. I was watching a, over the weekend, I guess, a, program on the Sumerians, and they were talking about how the some of the Sumerian stuff is still with us today. And the example they gave was sixty minutes that you we use for an hour. And it has to do with 12 here, and that just jury talks what brought it to my mind. And they took an example, and you take one hand, say your right hand, and you put it out and you exclude the thumb, and then you go through your digits on your four fingers. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12.
And when you got one of those in your left hand, you put up one. And then you do the count again, and then you got two. And you go through the whole routine, and five times 12 is 60. So this may be where a lot of that came from is counting the digits on your hand on just your fingers, not your thumb. That's interesting, I thought. You think whatever you want. The, other thing I wanted to mention was my friend, Jeff, who may be listening right now, actually, listens while he works. Construction guy does great, fabulous construction work, a lot of renovation, very fastidious, great kid, like a son to me. And, Jeff, got summoned for jury duty in a murder trial.
And so the setup was down there, you know, Redneck Riviera, and is out in the trailer park. And this very diminutive female had a, a boyfriend who was, you know, bigger and bluffed her and, I guess, had been belligerent with her previously. And so he was drunk, and he came back to the, to the, trailer, and and she wouldn't let him in. He kept badgering. And she finally opened the door, and she'd gotten his 45. And he unbeknownst to her, he had had that trigger shaved down to a hair trigger. And he's trying to get in the trailer, and she, not knowing that, let off around and and sent him to the next environment.
And so, then they he was he went ahead and went through the process, and he got on the jury, heard the heard the whole trial, and did not tell them that he was a FEJA guy. And so when they got into deliberations, he brought his FEJA handbook. And he said, Roger, they had that 45 and they had rounds on the table that we were all sitting at, and they were more scared of that jury nullification handbook than they were of somebody loading that pistol shooting somebody. So that is how, seriously, they look at that internally in their little scam. Do we go away? Are there people there?
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Did Paul cut me off again? Okay. We're still hanging on. Paul cut me off again.
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So, anyway, that was that was the story, and I always thought it was interesting. And Roger? Do what, Dave? How did that trial end? I I I don't I don't know what story it was now. It it was, that experience right there. Yeah. So Anyone here's the other story? I I would imagine she did, but I don't know for sure. But I do know for sure that Paul is gonna tell our Brit friends and our Chicago fans goodbye. So, Paul, please do so.
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Mute. Larry, please mute locally. Your truck's real noisy. Please please mute your phone. He's delivering a package. So okay. Thank you, Larry. There we go. Larry's got a very fertile mind, doesn't he? Yeah. I I muted him a minute ago because there was a lot of air noise, and and I couldn't hear what you were saying. So
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by the way, Paul, again, compliments to you on whatever you did in the background that got all this audio, up to par. And before, there's a lot of variance, and there's some people that were far and some people that were distant or whatever. But now it's much more consistent. I think we still can have some of those things, but it's consistently better and good work. Good work. I'll take it to the board about getting you a raise or something.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Okay. Where else can we go? We we don't, by any chance, have any new folks on that hadn't been able to get a question into this point, do we? No? Okay. Any any old folks that have been around that had a question or comments or some news breaking or any of that kind of stuff we need to be aware of? Alright. It's very interesting. There's a big conversation.
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William.
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Hey, William. Hey, man. Well, good to hear you.
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How you doing? Hey. I was just I was just wanna know about what what am I getting the insight on the post and his death? I I asked him the other day as well.
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I I don't you know, I was in Argentina when he got appointed, and, of course, the country went berserkle. And, they called him down there papa. And, he has a very checkered past in the Argentine era from back in the days of the Condor when Henry Kissinger was running Operation Condor in South America on Argentina and Chile and, and the revolution and the stuff they had. And he did not have a evidently, he had a very shady, part to do with that. And what they were doing is they were picking up people, William, that, were dissenting on the dictatorship, basically. The military junta is what it was.
And, they still demonstrate it today. The mothers, one day a week down there, the mothers of some of those people still dress in white and go in downtown Buenos Aires and bang on pots. So it's still, kind of, of of evidence in the society. Anyway, France Bergoglio, was that his name? He, was with the bad guys, and what they would do is they would use the naval yard, the, like, for the navy down there in Buenos Aires, and that was where they take all the people that yanked off the street, torture them, probably killed a few of them. And then the ones that they didn't kill there, they would take out in a a it's like a c one thirty airplane and, over the Atlantic and dump them out over the ocean at about 20 10,000 feet or something.
Not a not a real cleanly bunch, and evidently, he was involved in that. There were some rumors about it when he was appointed pope, but you also know, I'm sure, that he was the first Jesuit pope ever appointed.
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So that'd be what I Yeah. I heard that. Uh-huh. Now now the Jesuit meaning what I I don't quite understand that term, but does it have some associated with Jew with the Jews?
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Jesuits or Jesuits are called they're like the pope's black army. They were founded by a Jew back around the time of Martin Luther to combat the the Protestant movement, and they've always been a shadow. They call they've got a pope too. They call him the black pope. And the this Bergoglio guy was the first one since I think that was in the fifteen hundreds when Iglesias was the guy's name that founded the Jesuits, and he was a Jew. And, I believe it's fifteen hundreds. And, this is the first pope out of the Jesuits since then ever. I think that's real significant.
Yeah. Okay. Interesting. Interesting. William, they're the the Jesuits. Get a little sip of water here. The Jesuits were the ones when this continent and hemisphere was being founded, and they go to the Indians under all this nice we're gonna help you in pretense, and they give them blankets laced with smallpox that they'd wrap their children in. It would kill the whole tribe. They're not nice people. You there, William?
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Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I had I had on mute, Roger. Yeah. Okay. Anthony.
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Okay. Yep. They're the they're I'll tell you what you ought to do, William. You like to read and research, don't you? Go on the Internet Oh, you know it. And search up I do know it. Search up the oath of the Jesuit, the Jesuit oath. And you read that and you come tell me about them. Okay. Alright. Alright. Alright? I think it'll shock you. They're the ones that sit by the old widow's, bedside when she's dying and go, wouldn't you like to to will all of the property here over to the church? And they may grab their hand and put a pen in it and sign it.
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That's who the general didn't die yet. Iron Man Francis didn't die yet. Iron Man, Tin Man.
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I don't I don't know. I don't know if you're welcome here or not. Anyway, Iglesias is, who Hedge head's too big deal. You know, Ferris, you just pissed me off so much, man. I just I beg you to go find somebody else to listen to. You're you you you come in, you disrupt everything. You very rarely contribute anything. I don't think you've ever said anything about being a national, and I'm just not sure we're your kind of people, quite frankly. So William might suggest you go back and read the Jesuit oath, hunt it up and find it. These people have been devils throughout history since they were founded.
And Brigal, I think Okay. Thank you. Is. And he was out of the whole history, William, of the entire Catholic church. He's the first Jesuit pope they ever had. Now look for him to probably go back conservative this time, but I just don't know much about the Catholic church. I know about as much as I wanna know about it. And, I've never been around it much when I was young. Only come into contact with it in the last number of years with this stuff. And, I just don't wanna put somebody in that seat as pope who is an intermediary between me and who I perceive as my god. That's me and their relationship.
That that guy's got nothing to do with it. That's the way I see this.
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Yeah. I agree. I agree.
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Okay. How are you coming along in your understanding with the information and everything, William? You got any of those moments you wanna tell us about?
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No. Not yet. Not yet. Okay. But I definitely will share it. I will share the experience.
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Okay. I was thinking the other day, did Okay. Have y'all ever heard of the OOAA bird?
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I bet you haven't. No. The OOAA bird? OOAA bird.
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Yeah. It's a three inch bird that lays a five inch egg. No. I never heard of it. That's never mind. It went over your head.
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Yes. It does. Ask the guy that the guy to just chime in, ask him what it is. What do you think?
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Well, it's a it's a joke about about if if that was the situation, you that little bird would go, oh, oh, oh. And then when it was done, he go, ah. So imagine it that way.
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Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha.
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Good to have you on board, William. You come to us with any questions. How's how's Tony doing? Is he doing alright?
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Yeah. Tony going. He Tony's right here beside me. Say hi, Tony. Okay.
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Okay.
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Tony, say hi.
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Okay. We'll back at him. Okay? Good to have you guys on board. Who else has got something they want to bring up? I know you do. Quit fooling. Quit fooling around out there and holding your tongue. No. The confrontation with the judiciary is that's coming is looking very interesting. So what does Trump just go ahead and go full dictator and bypass the, bypass the Supreme Court on any of these funky decisions? You go back through the federal judiciary and through the congress, cut off their funding. You cut off their funding for their clerks, their US marshal, their all all their support stuff. You'd still pay them. They'll still be a judge, but there won't be a cordary by your system and enforce anything. That may be an approach that's taken.
There's a lot of things, being looked at and discussed because of the frustration that's building. And on the other side, because of a lot of these delays and Trump wanting to have the appearance of, yes, I will abide by court decisions, and then realizing they're throwing lawfare at him. It's just a hell of a time, Mar.
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Well, you know, we can look at the president Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson is the five reports. There's three of them that you can name right. Jackson,
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Abraham Lincoln did the same thing with habeas corpus, and the liberals hero, j, FDR. You know? He he evidently used that technique too. You know, one of Harvey's cousins, and we were sitting there talking at the Waffle House after the meeting one night. FDR came up and Chris, his name's Chris, and he goes, the whole time I grew up, I thought Roosevelt's first name was Dan. So for whatever that's worth. Yep. So those three used it for sure. I'm a friend of the same thing. You do what, Mark?
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I had a friend who said the same thing. He thought his his name his first name was Dan for a long time.
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Trump's gonna have to make some some tough decisions. I I really like and I think I brought it up yesterday. Somebody said you can't give an example of of Trump, you know, of doing good. Well, I think that this little recent thing on Iran is exactly that example. And I think you're seeing the backlash of it right now with them trying to get the guy from the secretary of defense, Hogset, Hogset. They're trying to get him out in any way possible, because their line of demarcation at the cabinet level, half of these rabbit ass, rabbit Zionists wanting to kill anything, that walks. And the other half along with and Vance and his, personal secretary, and, our secretary of defense national intelligence, Chelsea Gabbard.
All of them, may have been one or two more, said no. Let's go the diplomatic route. And the this is a backlash trying to get Hegseth out of there. They don't like him there. He's a strong voice. And even though he's pro Israel, he doesn't wanna let go do this attack for him. So there's a line of demarcation right there in the Trump cabinet on this really pretty important issue. You know? Iran's the only country left out of those seven that that general saw in the Pentagon that day. You know? He said, no. They've increased it from five to seven now. Iran's the only one left that hadn't taken over and taken out.
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Wow.
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So it's such a pivotal pivotal geopolitical event because of the app. Not if nothing else, just because of the geography of it. It is an absolute crossword roads of the world right now And, supported, of course, with treaties by Russia and China, an incredible oil producer, China's biggest, provider of oil, also the country with the Straits Of Hormuz, where I forget the percentage, what 80% of the world's oil goes to the Strait Of Hormuz, right there in Iran. And then on on on top of all that, you got the Shiite and they they're the they're the Shiites, the Iranians. The Sunnis are the other ones. Okay? And, right there at that crossroads where they all wanna start putting the cheap manufacturing in either China or the New Horizon India working with us to compete with China, and then both of the roads of logistics to bring those goods to market go right through Iran, right to the West.
It's a hell of a situation, folks. I mean, when you look at it in totality and I'd right there, what I gave you right there is probably not even the totality of it. It's a real serious situation. So, let's just hope not. Let's hope we prevail in these wackos. And what did I hear I hear of? Netanyahu now on top of everything else with all his problems, it's been announced he had prostate cancer. I heard somebody mention that the other day. I
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haven't heard anything like that. That's just what he needs.
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So, so that's the geopolitical world and the big focus. I, Ukraine seems to have taken a back burner. The the word is that everybody's just gotten they can't get around the roadblocks, and they've gotten disgusted and thrown their hands up.
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Roger, up up Yes. Prostate cancer and a and a pacemaker, and the doctor goes wherever he goes.
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Okay. Well, I hope he doesn't cause him to commit suicide like he did his psychiatrist.
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I think Trump's gonna throw him under the bus.
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I hope. God, I hope so. Now they're having riots in Israel, and you're not hearing much about it. Lot of dissension over there. And,
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yikes. Yes. Hell, the time. The IDF is refusing to serve in a lot of cases too. Yeah. That's right. It seems like I heard that, Samuel.
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And they're they're sick of going over there and killing damn Gaza people. At you know, women and children for god's sakes. And then this new, new rep they got to replace one of the ones that went to Trump's cabinet, this guy, Randy Fine, this obnoxious, a very uncharismatic Jew, he said put it somebody put pictures of of dead babies, Palestinian babies on his x account, and he his comment was I love it, something like that. I love dead babies in the morning or some because you just wanna grab these people and just slap them. The world's turning against them, and they're panicking, to the point of they're trying to go out and put ringers on some of these big talk shows, like, especially Joe Rogan because he's had a little controversy about Israel on there lately and a debate with two guys. And they're just anti Israel stuff going all over the place more than I've ever seen it, and it's increasing. So it's becoming a real key issue with people and fantastic because the more that happens, you can't look into it without them being exposed unless you're totally biased.
You can't objectively look into it. You know, I mentioned the the elements here, you know, Samuel. I mentioned the Lavonne affair. I mentioned the USS Liberty. We talk about the area soon, and the atrocities that that these people committed over there, they they have were the initial cause of all this backlash. Those people live pretty much in harmony for two thousand years right next to each other until the Zionist got there. Yes. Samuel.
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Yeah. The, the Iranians are picking up on Trump's style, and they produced a document, a speech that one of their leaders was gonna give. And the news agencies picked it up, but they decided not to give this speech. But essentially it was saying Iran wants to invite America whose nuclear business is is is in disrepair and failing and would like to invite them into Iran because we've got a trillion dollar deal for you. We wanna build 19 more nuclear power plants. It says so they're waving they're waving a trillion dollar deal in front of Trump, to get his support Uh-huh. To make a deal Yeah. That we would build in power plants. And that way, they, of course, would have our protection from Israel instead of Of course. They're right. That's a well, they're smart folks. They're smart folks.
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You know, that reminds me of something I've thought about several times, Samuel, and on nuclear because it is an answer. You know? And and the interesting thing is years ago, before I left the stage, there was a show on PBS, a series on I don't remember if it was on energy or it was on nuclear. But, the the example of the world for nuclear is France. They've got, I don't know how many plants over there, but, we've got we've got a hundred and at this if I remember correctly, about a 60 something nuclear plants around the country. Do you know how many of them were built on the same plants, Samuel?
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I used to be in that industry, Roger.
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Yeah? I You know? They're
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they're all a mess.
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Do you know the answer to the question how many are built on the same plans?
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More similar. %.
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Hundred %.
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Two. A lot of them are Two out of a 60
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are built on the same plans. What France has done and the reason they're the high example is because they followed the same plans and put in improvements on everyone they added. That's the reason you don't hear about any mistakes or anything over there. K?
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We we started out with a lot of small engineering companies building the starting on the plans, and then then the NRC got involved and decided to add a lot of extra safety equipment. And so you ended up with foundations already started report trying to put, you know, 10 pounds of stuff in a one pound bag. So then it got kicked up to bigger engineering companies like Brown and Root and Bechtel and Fluor. And those guys were able to cram that stuff in there, but it got so complicated. I mean, the future is probably in thorium, and the Chinese we were the leaders of that in the sixties because we were trying to get an airplane, a a power plant that could go on an airplane
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that would You say thorium? Like Thora? Like Thor, our good listener, thorium?
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Yeah. Yeah. And but again Hey, Thor. China China and, and India are leading that technology today. I mean, China is leading in a lot of stuff. They they they got boring machines. They're gonna try to bore through the Himalayan Mountains. I mean, they're Uh-huh. They got earth moving machines that you could just This is like
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to comment. I have this conversation I had yesterday with lunch with this guy. I said, yeah. They have advanced themselves in many of these areas because they stole the basic foundation technology from us, and they've innovated on top of it. Yes, Joe.
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From what I've read not to interrupt, Samuel. But from what I've read, the initial reactors were to be fueled by thorium, but they diverted from thorium to uranium because a thorium reactor produces very little very little nuclear waste. Yeah. But yep. And if you have no nuclear waste
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You can't pull what you don't have. Yeah. I bought one.
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So they changed to uranium because of the waste, the yellow cake that they could use in nuclear weaponry. And, yes, they did they did fly an airplane powered by a nuclear reactor in the early fifties. Wow. K. Well, that's I didn't know. It happened. But, see, we don't ever hear that. And the one American company that is pursuing thorium small nuclear small modular reactors. SMRs is what they are called. It's Oklo, o k l o. And sad it is to say, the one that's doing most of the funding of it is Sam Altman, which is an evil bastard in my opinion. No. Yeah. He's the one with the $4,000,000
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car.
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Yeah. But but by the same token, he's the one that's pursuing the small modular reactor using thorium as a fuel?
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My understanding is that China is going to try to bring one online this year.
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It's my understanding they already have. They have several of them online. Yes.
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Well, I should We're so far behind China the way it looks to me. I mean, their boring equipment, their bridge building I mean, this they took this belt and road thing seriously and wanted to be efficient at being able to bore through obstacles to bridge obstacles. I mean, this this latest bridge they've got, the deck of the bridge is, I think, 2,000 feet over the Canyon River. It's, like, a mile long. It's a suspension bridge. We thought it would take them twenty years to build it. They're gonna finish it up here in three years.
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Well, don't forget the shoddy worksmanship. I see I I know all these great examples. They do that, but the way they're structured over there and the the way the communist party dictates the economic ways of getting these things built, they're all built half with half assed materials and slops slopshodly. Look at the three gorgeous dam. It was there was questions a couple years ago if it wasn't gonna totally collapse and the potential damage with 200,000,000 plus people downstream. Roger? Yes, Dave. I wouldn't be driving all that bridge. Yeah. I Well, do you know that's I don't try What You know?
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That was sort of the label we gave Japan after World War two. We've all this junk that was coming from Japan. We'll look at them now. Well,
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that's correct. They I I don't believe hold on, Wahid. I don't believe they had the same problem that they have with the Chinese in the way they finance these things. They make a contract. They give the bulk of the contract to the contractee of the funds. He skims 10%, and he passes it down to another guy. He does the same thing, skims 10%. He passes it down to another guy. By the time it gets to the guy that's gonna do the work, there's not enough money and funds in there to do the thing properly. That's the basis of the problem of China, particularly. All their kung what do they call them? Tofu buildings.
The fact you got ever paper machete Roger? Yeah. I got ever well, I think paper machete's I think paper machete's stronger than the concrete walls I saw people put sticking their fingers in. So that underlying again, on the top, it looks very impressive and pretty underneath, there's a lot of rot. And they're in worse financial problems than we are, if that's possible. So, anyway, we'll see. I understand they look real pretty, but, you know, a couple years ago, I was watching them trying to get satellites in orbit, and they couldn't get a rocket up over a couple of thousand feet before it'd fail and fall. So I don't know about all that stuff. That's 3 Gorges.
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There's there's 3 Gorges Dam probably still comes under that, you know, policy and stuff. But, you know, they they also execute a lot of people when they do catch them, and I guess if you're not paying the right guy off. So they they do have some controls about shoddy stuff.
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Rock, those thousand men peddling that rocket, they just ran out of fuel, man. They couldn't peddle anymore. Well, there was a rice subsidy, and they didn't get in on.
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Okay. What else do you think about that guy that he was calling? What do you Waheed,
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you you go away for weeks, months, half a year or more at a time, and you just pop right back in seamlessly. Waheed, what you got on your mind?
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The El Salvador guy, stuck in El Salvador. What do you take on that bringing him back here?
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Bringing him back? Why? How? The one that they say that he No. I know you're talking about how. Why would we take an El Salvadorian citizen who has wronged our country that we sent back to them and the president has to release him. And then if they send him back, you know what would happen? He'd come back. He'd be turned right over to ICE and gone right into a deportation situation, and they'd deport him again. If he came back, that's what would happen. But my question to you, Wahid, is why would we bring him back? He's not our property. He's not our problem. We got rid of him. Everything's totally lawful.
He's a El Salvadorian citizen. Why if Bocelli wants to release him and and send him back, he'd just come right back to him like a bad penny. What what what's there to think about?
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Well, they're saying they're they're say their side their side is saying that he was Yeah. But the other side is saying that he was, lawfully here or something. That He went lawfully here. He had two court cases.
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Three judges had declared him an MS thirteen member. That's already makes him a terrorist and deportable right there. He'd had a deportation order that that was was stilled at the last minute because his excuse was he he his asylum was he was being prosecuted by a rival gang, and that rival gang in El Salvador doesn't exist anymore. So what's his excuse for being here when he's already had a deportation order? Quit buying I can't even believe I can't even believe you'd ask a question, Wahid. You
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No. No. No. I I I I I caught the tail end of it. I just wanted you to summarize it.
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Well, I he's a bad sum, bitch. They're bad people. They chop people up with machetes. On the other part of that, I think we're gonna probably hear maybe any day on Owen Shroyer and his attorney, Norm Paddis, up there, constitutional attorney in Connecticut, have filed a FOIA, request with the state of Tennessee. Did you hear about what happened with them in 02/2021 in the state of Tennessee, Waiib? Did in what all you heard, did you happen to hear about that? No. I'm just I'm just catching the tail end of a lot of this stuff. Okay. Well, you need to get in on the front end of it and, you know, get in the bathroom sooner. Get in the closet sooner.
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Hold on. Let me send you the I know there's a 900 there's 900,000.
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In 2021, the Tennessee State Patrol pulled the car over. I don't know if speeding or what. It was him driving. I believe there was a female in the car, and there were four children. There was no baggage, no luggage. He didn't have a driver's license. And within two hours, the FBI contacted the Tennessee State Patrol, which is not their jurisdiction, kinda, and asked them to release them, take pictures, send the pictures, and release them. Child trafficking in 2021.
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Question
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Yes, Joe.
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If MS thirteen has been been declared a terrorist organization, wouldn't that make them an enemy of The United States? And if so and if so, wouldn't Chris Holland of, I think, Maryland be guilty of aiding and abetting the enemy, which is also treason under the constitution.
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You're talking about the senate? Constitution.
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Why no prosecution?
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Talking about the senator that's down there? It's not just him now. There's five
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democratic representatives in there. Good one to start with. He's a good one, but there's no problem with these,
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one of these black radical, communists is down there saying I'm not coming back till he, till he, get they release him. Well, they're down there on the taxpayer's dime in some Marriott or some some crap with all this stuff. Look. The guys clearly, Trump's got every legal reason in the world that they're deport him. Now all this backlash. Now the question comes in with the FBI calling them in Tennessee in 2021. Obviously, he's very important to them. What's the link between him and the Democratic party? And the reason that those five Democratic legislators are down there with the this guy is some kind of a key connection in the child trafficking scam.
That's what I'm reading out of it. Pudge. And I couldn't believe Bucelli even let him out into their possession where they could say, don't say anything about this. You should've kept them separate and put and and let Trump's people come down and interrogate the son of a bitch. Yes, Paul.
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Any US Senators or legislators that are down there to get him to come back or to bring him back to this country should be charged with treason.
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I agree. Their,
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security details should be recalled. Their citizenship should be revoked. Maybe they can set up shop down in El Salvador.
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Well, with all of the others and all the heinous crimes and everything else, for them to draw the line on this guy, there's something real important about him.
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Mhmm.
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K? So and I I I gotta tip my hat to Owen Shroyer. He's the first one that saw this two, three days ago more, k? Before all this other stuff came out, he said, they're paying way too much attention to this guy. And he was right, and it turns out, I think he's gonna be real right. Hopefully, we're gonna see some results. May I? Oh, anyway. Yeah. Yes, ma'am. Of course, you may.
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What do you have for me? Lady Linda Louise,
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thank you. I just wanted to share that, Anna Paulina Luna has been invited by Hugh Kelly to go down to El Salvador, and she has been given permission to meet up with this, MS thirteen character, Garcia. And she may be that liaison that you're speaking about. Fantastic. That's great news. Yeah. So, I had the same suspicions. I didn't listen to the, broadcast that you speak of where people have this idea. But, spiritually, I had this idea of, yeah, why are they paying so much attention? And the way Chris Van Hollen was like so intently listening to him and it sounded like it looked, the appearance looked like he was whispering to him, we can protect you and don't say anything about x, y, and z. I mean, they're so nefarious and so sneaky and so dishonored. And
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and you know this is important to him, but they wouldn't bring all this heavy artillery to the bear. And I'm shocked again that Trump Trump's got a very good relationship with Buccelli. They they didn't call him and say, don't release this guy into these guys, custody. Now they also had a lawyer with them that supposedly somebody had hired to represent his girlfriend, common law wife, whatever, a chunky little Latina up there in Maryland. I saw a picture of her. But supposedly, that's who he was representing. Maybe that's the hospices they used. I don't know, but I sure wish they would have kept him separated from them until lay up representative Loon or someone of that caliber could get down there and talk to him first.
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But Well, I think Paul Bean already said, they should be, they've committed treason and their security details should be revoked. And, the evidence is becoming clearer and clearer. It's
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quite ugly in what they're doing here, and they are certainly seemingly violating, violating something. So you you're you're down there giving aid and comfort to the enemy. They're a gang. It's a declared enemy of The US, and you're down there giving aid and comfort to them. You know, Brent would say you can't bring out treason unless you're in a war with somebody. Well, we are in a war with them. They've been declared terrorists, and all that should fall right into place in my mind. We'll see, Linda. It's quite very exciting times, you have to admit. The The US is paying them. Hold on, Wahid. The US is paying Bucheli a million a month to keep all those rascals down there.
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Waiheed, what do you have? What what what about what about the rest of his list? He I think there's some 900,000 on the d o deport there's a 900,000 people on the deportation list. Okay. Great. The, Trump's deportation list. I think that's what I read last time. 900,000.
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Know. It should seems like it ought to be more net. There's about 20,000,000 illegals. Seems like it ought to be more than 900,000, but I guarantee you. Well, hell, they're all they're all here. He's going after the the hooligans first. Now I hope I heard recently that they've cut off the, funds that were being deposited on those Snap cards and stuff they've given them. And if so, then pretty soon, they're gonna run out of, funds, and some of them will resort to crime. And when they get caught, then they fall into ICE's in the deportation line's hands.
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I don't know if he should Well, you ought to see what's happening here. You ought to see what's happening here in Los Angeles. They're all I haven't seen so many young Latino guys on the train on Saturdays and Sundays when I take the train. It's loaded with them. They're all running from this, nine that that deportation was.
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Yeah. Well, you can run, but you can't hide. They got your cell phone number. They're in charge of the records now. I just, I wish it, that he didn't have all these distractions on his plate so he could really get some of these things that are and let's think about it. Would be both the Democrats and the Republicans want these migrants out of here. K? The these illegals out of here. So there's your common issue for the mid, the primaries, the next midterm elections. They're also freaked out about maybe getting taken by the Democrats. You get these bastards out of the country, you're not gonna have any midterm problems. They're they're gonna support you and maybe even give us a bigger majority in the house, and possibly the senate. Who knows? I don't know the senators that are up for reelection this next time.
So, anyway, very interesting stuff for sure. I just as I tell you guys, I I every every night, I pray for Donald Trump. Okay? And and and that that he will become aware of the potential disaster of his circumstances by surrounding himself with some of these wackos. But evidently, even though they all got to have this, yeah, we love Israel attitude to be around him, some of them are more rabid than the other ones. And I think it might be separated by the Christian Zionists, the the ones, that are all in favor of Israel, but maybe they're the ones in these decisions where it's split that are giving the clearer, more listenable voice and and opinion to Trump.
And I think he certainly leans that way too. He doesn't want a bunch of people killed, and Israelis are their their bloodlust. Let's face it. They're all just bloodlust. The more blood that flows, the bappier they are as evidenced by that creep, Randy Fine, the new representative from, one of the districts in South Florida. So who else? Any any comments on all that? Any opinions? It's quite interesting. That's one of the joys for me of all the stuff that we learn here and teach regularly, is this view of geopolitics. I I really enjoy keeping up with it, having the understandings that we have, and being able to see this whole geopolitical thing in a much more focused, view.
Alright. Who's, who are are we in shops?
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Wahi, you're muted, and you've got, like, a Wahi backpack leaf blower running.
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Yeah. We got a shop. Good morning, Roger. Yes. Who's this?
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It's Victor from Washington.
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Hey, Victor. Can we find out who's got that noise? Who's got the leaf eater going? Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have to muse. Oh, it was you. Okay. Alright. We'll go get in the
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It was a guy doing hammer drilling next to me.
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Okay. Alright. It was Victor, you say?
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Yes, sir. Victor in Washington.
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Hey, Victor. I don't have we spoken before?
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Yes. We have.
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Okay. Well, pardon my memory. I'm getting old.
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So I was Alex Jones' listener since 02/2006 when I watched NBA for the first time, so I'm familiar with Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones and all of them. Yeah. Okay. As far as Donald Trump goes, decelerated my buddy and I greatly when he first got elected because he was campaigning on lock her up, lock her up, Hillary Clinton and all that. Oh, '16. Yeah. Yep. So there's a documentary film called Is Donald Trump a Freemason? If you wanna get an idea of who Donald Trump really is, and it talks about how he has his Trump powers, the seven pillars, and the triangle below the fertility and all that and all the things in his apartment and everything. And I understand praying for him every day, but every single one of his cabinet members is part of the Israeli government, basically. Well,
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you you don't get in there wanna look at. You don't get in there unless you're pro Israel. I certainly agree with that. But as the example I just gave out, I don't think that totally means I'm bloodthirsty just because I'm for Israel. This is where they've co opted Christianity with dispensationalism and Christian Zionism. That that to me, I think, are the people on the other side of the line. I don't know about the Freemason thing. You know, I'm just a guy that looks at the world at my end as a half full glass instead of half empty, and I'd rather look go through the remaining years I have with a positive attitude kinda as opposed to a negative one. So I see Trump doing a lot of good things for people. And and I I just, I think he's a I think he's a pretty good guy. K?
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Well, what I'd like to say about that is you've heard of controlled opposition before. Right? Of course. Of course. Of course.
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Okay.
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So Alice Jones, probably a prime example. Other people that refuse to speak of the Israelis and all that, another examples. What I'm getting at is all of the things that he's doing are things that are supposed to have done anyway, deporting the illegals, the trade, the tariffs, everything. Yeah. He has to do things positive to keep the population asleep, basically, to what's really going on, like what we're doing, nationalism.
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I I think what he's doing is trying to save the country because if you're gonna step in and take some of these drastic measures, they're gonna throw the whole thing into bankruptcy with their totally New York World Order plan. He's obviously fighting that. Doesn't that tell you that he's some sort of an antithesis to my enemy? You know, the old thing in The Middle East, Victor? The enemy of my enemy is my friend. It's never wrong.
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Yeah. I'm just saying that you might wanna take a look at who he really is.
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Okay. Well, that's pay for him too. Okay.
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Yeah. I'll send you a link to your email if you wanna watch it.
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But, anyway, that's all my input for now. Thank you. Thanks, Victor. Good to talk to you. Ron, do you got any comments on that? Paul does. You have to see you, Vic. You have a call?
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My take on Trump is he was a lesser of two evils. And even if he is sending us down the primrose path to destruction, at least we don't have to listen to Harris cackle.
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Well, that's a good thing and watch a rider broom around Washington. Mhmm. I suggest people, go back and look at the Oprah Winfrey interview with Trump in the eighties. I mean, he's saying the same things he's saying now. K? Go back and look at it. Hey, Brent. Hey, man.
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Hey. Can the, previous caller put the link in the chat?
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I don't know if he he Victor, if you can put the link in the chat, if you can manage all that.
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Okay. I'll look for it on BitChute and see if I can do that for you guys.
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Alrighty. Thank you. I was gonna ask them to do the same thing.
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Okay. Well, that's two. We got a second. So thanks, Victor, if you can do that. There's several people at least that would appreciate it. So, where else can we go? Brent, are you headed to the, Gadsden thing this weekend?
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Yeah. I kinda got it hung up for breakfast in Albuquerque looking for a place. I'm splitting out of here and make tracks. I'm gonna go and see Joe in Oklahoma and then head that way.
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Okay. Well, be safe on the highways, man. You might wanna, wave at Mark as you go by.
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One of my I am. One of my favorite places in Albuquerque to eat is the Owl Cafe. O W L. The Owl Cafe. And it's, set up like an old fifties diner. It was built like in the early eighties. Husband and wife built it. They, I think they still have the old, record selection, record player selection on each booth.
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With the jukebox selector?
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Yes. Yes. Yes. They had the jukebox selector on each table. Wow. Each booth. Yeah. So just in the They got a '57
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Chevy. They got a '57 Chevy parked out front.
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No. But the art deco on the outside is really cool. So when you walk in, it's like stepping back in time. A lot this is my favorite place. It's right off of I 40, and I just that's I love going there for
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for a minute. Stop in there, Brent. It's not an all you can eat place, is it?
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No. No.
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I bet they shiver. I bet they shiver when they see Brent coming.
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If you go to Wichita, Kansas, Roger, there's a fifty seven Chevrolet hanging out the front end of the Spangles restaurant on West Street.
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Wow.
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Okay. They continue to play fifties and sixties music.
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Uh-huh.
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Downtown Minneapolis. Still some nostalgia out there. Downtown Minneapolis?
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Downtown Minneapolis, there's a nightclub that has a '57 Chevy as the canopy over the front door.
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Really?
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Mhmm. Man, I always wanted rock cafes like that too, Roger. Right. I'm sure there are. I always wanted a '57 Chevy when I was young. Classic automobile. I had several friends that had them. So Roger, I know this old 80 year old, tow truck driver. He's he's still driving a tow truck. He's got a couple of trucks, and him and his wife have matching convertible '57 Chevys that are just and they they tow them to to different shows, you know, car shows around there. Yeah. Yeah. They're, they are impeccable. Unreal. Wonderful car. Sure was. Also, those T Birds, those Thunderbirds from the mid to early fifties were, kinda cool too. Anyway, I love those old cars, that one particularly. Yes, ma'am. Julie, what's your favorite old? Yeah. My my father had a 1955
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Thunderbird convertible hardtop, and it was the funniest vehicle to drive around.
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Right. I always wanted a so. I always wanted a T Bird. I wanted a T bird, but I absolutely had to have the one that had Suzanne Somers in it, like, from the movie American Graffiti. And do you think I could find one? Nope. Not a chance. No.
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Julie, are you paying attention to the, Stanley Cup? Do you follow the capitals at all?
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I absolutely do, and I go to the games.
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Do you? Yes. I I, I was flipping around Sunday, not realizing the playoffs started Sunday. And over on one of the ESPN channels, they were doing a whole documentary on Ovechkin. Yep. And I have always I've just loved him. I have for years. Yep. But, man, if you're not a hockey fan, you probably can't appreciate what this guy is and what he's accomplished. But, yep, the great eight, he is fantastic. So your city has got two of my favorite professional athletes, with our our little Washington quarterback being the other one, Jalen Daniels. So just I was thinking about that the other day. I wanna mention it. So you do go to the Capital Games. You have a season tickets or anything?
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I buy the expensive ones on StubHub.
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Okay.
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Well But I do have a neighbor who has season tickets, so I sometimes go with them. But, yeah, their second game is tonight. They won in overtime on
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Yeah. The Vetskin scored scored the winning goal, didn't he?
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Yep. And, he's, surpassed
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Wayne Gretzky now. So Yes. He has. It was very interesting. And I we've got some Canadians down here, and One of them was a hockey coach. I like soccer hockey with him. And, I was watching that, and I did not realize this. But when Gordie Howe was the famous old old NHL player that set the record at 800 goals, And so when Gretzky broke his record, he said, Gordie Howe is following me around from game to game right there when I was about to break it. And when I broke it, he gave me his stick that he set the record with. So he gave it to Gretzky.
Now Gretzky and Ovechkin had had meals together after he broke the 800, barrier, and Gretzky did the same thing to Ovechkin. When he set his record and topped Gretzky, Gretzky gave him his stick for Ovechkin's museum, and he's gonna open a museum probably in in, Russia. But a hell of a player. And after that, they had the guy on that is the keeper of the Stanley Cup. And he keeps it the whole rest of the year except when the Stanley Cup playoffs are on, and they do all that. But he's in charge of it. And so the interviewer was saying, well, what's the most interesting example you've had being the keeper of the cup? And he said, well, we took it to Russia, and we went out into red scare, and Ovi was there. And when all the Russians realized the Stanley Cup and Ovechkin was there, there was almost a riot.
Yeah. He's a he's a hell of a player, I'll tell you. Well, there's a non sports fans. This guy is just an impeccable athlete, multi generational athlete. Go ahead, Julie.
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Yeah. So, anyway, it's at 7PM tonight in the Cats Arena. So, for anybody who's interested in in watching, it was a great game. I couldn't believe that they lost in the third quarter that the Montreal came back and scored two goals to tie it up. It was crazy. They were sleeping, the Caps were.
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Right. Well, my my Canadian friends say that Ovechkin's got one blind bad spot and that he is not a total complete team player. Because of his exceptional abilities and size and strength and all that that he tends to dominate the game, which he should. I can understand it. But they said their prediction is the, Canadians are gonna win the series. But, hey. Look. Come on, Julie. A Canadian team hadn't won their own cup in long time. Okay? Okay. So sorry to talk hockey here, folks. But Julie's right there in your backyard. I'm thrilled to see you're a hockey fan. Yes, sir. Somebody's got something right now?
I'm trying to find somebody. We have a Oh, Larry. Is Larry doing a customer? Okay. We got a couple of minutes left here in the show. There's somebody. I think Bruce is wanting to get in. Bruce, talk right into the microphone.
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Yeah. I was here.
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Wait. Hold on. Larry's a little distracting. Paul, could you mute me, Larry, if you can find him there?
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You're trying to hit. No. You're
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You weren't home. Yeah. Okay. Well, Bruce, I'm there are things just out of my control at times, Bruce. Larry. Yeah. I understand. One of them. So, yeah, can you talk over Larry there?
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It it was Yeah. I'll try to.
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I'll just let it start Larry.
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Okay. I'm sorry. My my bad, Larry. Didn't mean to bad you. Go ahead, Bruce.
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Okay. My first car was a Henry j Kaiser aluminum. Yeah.
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Okay.
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You remember those cars? It was a '52. Wow. And then I came upon I came upon a, an, '2 a '19, forties, Chevrolet coupe. Didn't have a motor in it, so I brought it home. My mother fussed at me, and, she had a friend that had a her, father had passed away, and he had a a a Chevrolet, car he drove around in the pasture. And they just rebuilt the motor, and it's a six cylinder blue flame motor. Those were the top, motors back then on the six cylinders. Anyway, that's what I that's what I had when I was growing up. Okay. I rebuilt that car.
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Cool. Well, all cars have a special mystique to them. That's for sure. We're get oh, the one thing here in Ecuador on the taxis is all these cars here, these people are are shorter than us a little bit. They're a little more diminutive. And, the cabs is hell hard as hell to get out of the cabs. They're so low to the ground for somebody with legs like me. Yes. Was there somebody saying Roger there?
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Come on.
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No. It's still the voice in the background. Free. Okay. Whatever. It's just at some point, you throw up your hands and go, wow. Okay. So, closing minutes of the program. I'm fine. If you need if you need to get it in, you need to get it in right now, r a t now.
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Right now. Question for Mark.
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Alright. There you go. Mark, front and center.
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Alright. I'm here. Go.
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Mark Samuel. I went down to the county and tried to well, I I I went for a powwow with the, recorder the recorder's assistant. Right. And I wanted to I've got my my new document. It's, it's called titles or covenant and conditions of elodium plan patent, and then the other thing I wanted to, attach to that was my affidavits. She she said she can't record either document. Okay? And she made copies of them for the lawyers.
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Yeah.
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And then finally I got her to, you know, because I was there to find out, well, how do I make this work? How do I get these things in the record? Right? And she says, well, you need a document you can attach them to. And I said, well, like a quick claim deed? And she says, that will work. And I says, well, I've got one of those made up. Let me go to the car and get it for you. So I showed her my quick claim deed. Mhmm. She was like, well, this doesn't really sound right. And she you know, anyway, make a long story short, She said that, the quick claim need needs a box on there for the documentary, transfer tax declaration.
Okay? She wanted me the bold because she couldn't find it at first. The how this is being quick claim from me to me. Right? She wanted my name emboldened twice.
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K.
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And she wanted me include that it's in the in unincorporated part of the county, and she wanted to be to list the two documents I'm trying to attach to this. Now should I say attach or should I say exhibits?
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Either one, attachments or exhibits would work, I would think. You think so, Mark?
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Yeah. Yeah. It just depends on what you're trying to present to the public. So I would, you know, simple just keep it simple. Let me back up. When you do an exhibit, typically, you put a separation page, and it'll say exhibit a, and then you identify what that exhibit is. And then below that page is the actual related document. That's a lot of trouble to go through. Otherwise, you can just put attachment and identify what the attachment is.
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That's what I originally put in the document, so that just will be another thing I don't have to change. But Yeah. It sounds like they're gonna probably I'm gonna do my best to get this done, but sounds like if they run it by the attorneys and they read these things, I'm probably gonna get booted out, but I'm giving it my try. Well, let's start that's the start of your administrative
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process.
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Yep. Or is my next step in my administrative appeal?
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Yeah.
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Okay. Good deal. So so we do have, I think this is one of William and Tony's thing was about a a a loyal title, and I wanna let them know Samuel's one of the guys who's been working on it. He's obviously still working on it, but maybe making a little progress will cross our fingers for Samuel.
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In 02/2010, when I tried to go down to the same recorder's office, there was just no talking. This person was really trying to help Okay. Well, that's succeed. So it's pretty cool. That's good. That's good.
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Usually, on the top of the quitclaim deed, you have to put a section where they can put their stamps on it. Oh, yeah. So not everybody knows that.
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Oh, yeah. They've got that. If they want a box in there I looked at one of their government quitclaims, and it has that transfer tax box in there. And there's an exemption number, and she gave me the exemption number to put in there. Cool. Cool. So I think, you know, pray for me.
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Yeah. Right. You know, Mark, I I don't know if I've told you. We've pretty much surmised in Argentina that they taught a course at college called stamping, because they're really, really good at it. And and it's a required thing for everything. Right? Right. It's just kinda funny. You know? Yep. Kinda funny. There's a there's a funny video floating around about that. I saw years ago. I wish I could locate it. And it's some gringo, little blondie girl, little Rubio, and goes into this bureaucrat's office, and and he's behind his desk. Right? And and so she's explaining what she wants, and he goes, okay. Well, I need a copy of so and so. And she reaches in a briefcase, boom, puts it on the table. And he goes, okay. And he I shift. I need a copy of so and so. And she, boom, pulls that out. And he said, I need two copies of that. She pulls an extra one and slaps it down there. And every question, she's got just got this the paper for it. You know? And it's driving the bureaucrat like crazy. And finally, he passes out, and he falls back in his chair on the floor, but his hand is still on the desk. And she's across the desk, and she grabs his hand, grabs the stamp, and stamps the paper she needs and walks out.
Oh. I cannot describe how funny it is watching it. But, yeah, that's hard to see.
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Yes, sir. I I was doing bureaucracy yesterday, so I went to Social Security too to pick up a form so I could fill it out. Well, there are no forms. They won't give you a physical form because I wanted to get one and mail my affidavit with it. So they set me up a, an appointment, and she said so many people quit that it's way out. Right? So she sets up this appointment, and then she asked me she looks at me and on the screen, she says, are you are you signed up for Medicare? I says, no. Well, she said, well, you're gonna get dinged for that because at 65, you were supposed to sign up for Medicare. I never knew. So for people out there who are gonna go beyond 65, note that they're going to ding you if you're
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not signing up for Medicare at 65. Well, and they screw you every when you first sign up for it, the accounting thing, they they wiggle out of paying you the first month somehow. I don't remember how it is, but okay. That's great. I'm glad to have it. I hated it. I used to be against it. I'm damn glad I have it now. And, it's, it it ain't much. I couldn't live on The US on what I get from them, but I can live pretty damn good down here on it. So, Mark, didn't you say mentioned yesterday you were thinking of sojourning, in the southernly direction?
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Yes. Yes. I think probably shortly after the summer. I'll just have to look at some of the the flights availability and so forth. Okay. Give me the highest chance up. You know, I I probably should do it like right about mid July through the August and just avoid the Oklahoma humid heat.
[02:04:30] Unknown:
That'd be a real nice time. I'm gonna have, you know, Nancy here, our Nancy. Her sister, her little sissy, Suzanne, and her new hubby, Dean, are gonna come down right in about that time frame. I don't think they've set a time yet, but they're gonna be down here. And, yeah, that's a good time. Just give me give me as much, leeway as you can because, of course, I'm gonna Okay. Beg you to bring me some stuff. So and I'll need to order it and get it sent and all the rest of the crap. Groovy. Groovy, man. Well, that's something to look forward to. You'll like it. I mean, it's like it is like Shangri La in many ways.
So, anyway, we've got our buddy Walt tonight. Is it tonight or bar night? Tomorrow night is playing the the the nice modern, very impressive mall that we've got. Oh, it is, they're having jazz night at the mall, and, they're gonna have two jazz bands there in the atrium, and Walt's gonna be one of them. So we'll go hang out there tomorrow night, listen to Walt. So got a nice group of folks down here. You'll like them. Cool. Yep. Well, we had a new couple yesterday with two two young children, not young. The boy was probably about eight, But the little daughter who was five, good daughter. That's gotta be the cutest little girl I've ever seen.
I mean, she was cute. Cute little personality and and just adorable. So I tell I told her mother, I said, you better go get you shotgun, lady. She gonna she gonna be a heartbreaker, this one. Very cute. So, otherwise, in that, anybody else got anything for me? It's a beautiful day in Argentina. I'm about to plow out into it unless you guys have got something for me. Doesn't appear that they do, Mark. Well, we'll, we'll look for you on Saturday. And, tomorrow, we'll see what happens today and discuss that. If there's any new students, we'll yak with them for a while. But, as I tell you so often that I just love each and every one of you, You you if you're out talking to people, you're starting to understand why I say that. Okay?
And like this guy last night, he just couldn't he said, well, this this I he couldn't believe that that such a small amount of people respond to this. And, you know, we don't know. There may be even people now from the RINCE programs. There may be some people doing what he did. I got my book, read it, thinking about it, studying, listening to some of the, other stuff here in the archives and some of these shows and, just still sticking their toes in the water. And, that's fine. I know it takes it's not my my place to dictate a timetable. It's your place. And when you're ready, come forward. And if you're not, we wish you the best and say pray for you. You know?
So what do you watch now? Fear factor. It's unbelievable. It really it really is.
[02:07:42] Unknown:
And and they've been so we have. I'm not I'm not excluded. We have been so ingrained from little kids of being US citizens. Yep. That you've been, you know, you've been indoctrinated that with your entire life. And then you got examples of people who, you know, challenged the IRS, and all of it's designed for control Yep. Even along with the pledge of allegiance to The United States Of America. Yeah. Yeah.
[02:08:17] Unknown:
Wake up. So, anyways Just come out of her. You'll like reality when you get out here. And, but it's not gonna happen overnight. So, the other thing they condition us to very effectively, by the way, Mark, is instant gratification. And that's when you just gotta get around. You're not gonna get this overnight.
[02:08:35] Unknown:
I mean, I'm sorry. I didn't get it overnight. No. I didn't get it overnight. It took a lot. It's it probably took a a month and a half, two months, and then you talked about the feudal system. I was like, There it is. The missing piece to my puzzle.
[02:08:52] Unknown:
Yep. At some point, it the information bangs you up beside the head like a ball peen hammer. K? And you go, woah. You have that o moment. Yeah. Right. Yes. Paul, you wanted to add something?
[02:09:06] Unknown:
I cannot count how many times I heard the phrase citizens of Gotham while watching Batman and Robin when I was a kid. Little did I know that Chuck Schumer would turn out to be the Joker.
[02:09:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Isn't that the truth? Isn't that the truth? Roger. Description of that piece of shit. Yes, Samuel?
[02:09:28] Unknown:
When I was in the recorder's office and talking to the assistant, she asked me what an elodeon was. She didn't even know what that was. You know? It was such a sad didn't surprise me. No. They've been keeping stuff. You I really hope know, there's just so many people who are in this system doing its bidding and have no idea how diabolical all this stuff is that they do for the system. You know. Yep. Every few years, they're not gonna do a new crop. You know, compared to California here where they're not gonna file anything unless they have a drawer to put it in. Right? Daryl, I remember him telling the story of taking his affidavit down to the recorder's office in Alabama. Yeah. He said he sat down, had like a little five minute chat with her, and and he had shoved the document across the table to her, and she never picked it up. And he said, well, aren't you gonna read it? And she said, that's none of my business.
That's right. I remember him telling that story. Yeah. Yeah. I told him that story down in our recorder's office, and they laughed with me.
[02:10:36] Unknown:
They're not there to give out
[02:10:39] Unknown:
They're not the gatekeeper.
[02:10:41] Unknown:
No. You know? They're not there to give legal advice.
[02:10:45] Unknown:
Same thing with the court clerks. The court clerks are supposed to file whatever you put in front of them. As long as the heading is proper, you got the right parties and the right case number. And they don't have any right to be looking over the title and the purpose of your document.
[02:11:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Says right here in the first paragraph, you're a resident. What does that mean, Mark?
[02:11:12] Unknown:
For a while there, when I was talking to this nice lady, really, you know, she it she she was trying to get out of it and and give me the well, I can't give you legal advice, and then she ended up giving me all this advice The legal advice. Down the road. Yeah. What's what's a matter of whether you could communicate enough with people to to let them know that you're not there to hurt them, you're you're not there to harm them? Because everybody's on their back heels Yep. And afraid that there's a bad public person is coming in and gonna make make the day terrible. Right? So
[02:11:49] Unknown:
Right. Well, I just find it if you're friendly and joke with them, and and like you said, Samuel, you they get to know right up front that you're not there to look to sue somebody. And, it just goes a lot further. You know, if you show up with a chip on your shoulder and immediately get upset if they don't wanna do what you want them to do, you're not gonna get very far. The wall will go up, and you're not gonna get cooperation. And Yeah. You know, when you walk into that situation that you've never been before, keep an open mind. They're gonna tell you what they need to to get your documents filed.
Take that information in, and then go make your corrections and come back. So that's why I've always told people, like, if you're involved in a court case, don't wait till the day that your deadline is. Do three business days in advance. Make that your target date to file your document because if you show up and they block you from filing it or the courts close that day, which have happened in California. California has been horrible to work in. But, you've got another day to fix whatever needs to be fixed and still meet your deadline. So yeah. Yeah. Good stuff to say. You know?
[02:13:09] Unknown:
Have I ever told you that what I heard Cliff High talk about as his tactics? He was doing some lawsuits, and the other people had an attorney. And, so when he gets something from the attorney, he knew that he had twenty days to respond. But he knew that they were using an attorney. And so what he would do is he'd respond immediately and throw it back, and it screws up the attorney's timetable because they got other cases and other clients. And now they gotta drop all that and come back and get on the timetable with you because you screwed theirs up. I thought it was pretty smart.
[02:13:48] Unknown:
I had a friend who was involved in a really big legal battle, with Walmart actually. And, he had a friend that worked at the post office. So as soon as his mail hit the post office, they would contact him and let him know. And so he would usually respond by the next day, and that really messed him up.
[02:14:13] Unknown:
There are tricks.
[02:14:17] Unknown:
When I was talking to her, she started to get into some of this bureaucracy, and I rolled my eyes. I didn't know I did it right. And she says, you rolled your eyes. I said, I'm sorry. I said, it's it's about the bureaucracy. It's not about you. I know you've got to do a job here, and you're trying to do it according to their rules. So just excuse that, please.
[02:14:42] Unknown:
Did you see Samuel, that little thing that Elon Musk did? I miss him, by the way. I'm sorry. He's not have any profile lately. But, he did. He took a little video and, all these Democrats and every time we got to save democracy and he'd replace it with bureaucracy. We've got to save bureaucracy. Well and it was just really clever and really, pointful and hard hitting, actually.
[02:15:08] Unknown:
Effective.
[02:15:10] Unknown:
Funny. Yep. Yeah. We're supposed to be taking the republic.
[02:15:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, maybe we'll start saying that sometime soon. Yes. Was that Larry wanting to insert?
[02:15:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Mark doesn't have to answer this question now. Maybe he needs to research it. But, I'm wondering when you, do the revocation of election, of course, your teachers were doing this, Roger. That's how you found out about it. But I'm wondering if when you if if a person could go back three years, is that based upon strictly the the filing date? Because if let's just say their last filing date was two years ago, does that mean they could start to come back three years from two years ago, or is it just three within three years of the current, you know, three years? And the reason I say that is let me just read this real quick, and then you guys can think about that.
It's if you go on the IRS website and type in when to file an amended return, Here's their rule. Their rule says, generally, the to claim a refund, you must file an amended return within three years after the date you filed your original return or two years after the date you paid the tax, whichever is later, if you filed early, count from the April tax deadline. So just something to think about. I'm trying to figure out because, there's a student.
[02:16:48] Unknown:
What's that? You're spot on. That's I've read that same thing that you've read. But generally speaking, most people would file their tax return by the deadline. And I just kinda, as a rule of thumb, explain you got three years from that April deadline or for 2021, it was actually for 2021 taxes, it was actually May seventeenth of twenty twenty two was the deadline. Right. Right. But, yeah, you're Larry, you're absolutely right about what you just read.
[02:17:21] Unknown:
So if if someone didn't file for two or three years, they could actually amend three years back when they originally filed.
[02:17:32] Unknown:
Right? If if you didn't file, you don't need to amend. You would just file a ten forty and r as a national.
[02:17:44] Unknown:
Okay. Well, even if you didn't even if you didn't have to amend, the idea is to get back your your three years with with withholdings. So Right. Like, there's a student that asked the question. They they were thinking about doing the revocation of election and going back three years, but the last time they filed was in 2022. And so I think what that question was, can they get can they go back and get 2021, '20 '20, and 2019 taxes? And I'm I'm thinking I don't know if that's possible.
[02:18:19] Unknown:
No. That's four years. You go back to 2020.
[02:18:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Right now, if they file their 2021 taxes, that deadline was May seventeenth of twenty twenty two. And if you add three years to that, then their deadline to try to get a refund for their 2021 taxes will be next month, May seventeenth twenty twenty five. So they still have time to pursue a tax refund for the year 2021.
[02:18:53] Unknown:
So they can only get that one year because that would be the third year from the current year. No. No. No. You're you're you're misunderstanding.
[02:19:02] Unknown:
It's three years from the deadline date, that they filed. Okay? Now if they filed later, then the timeline can change. But it's each tax year. So in 2021, my taxes weren't filed until 05/17/2022. So from that timeframe, 05/17/2022, I have three years, which would be May seventeenth of twenty twenty five, to file an amended return to try to get my taxes back for 2021. The next year But that's
[02:19:44] Unknown:
yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Sorry. Well, I was gonna say, so that's the only year or they could go another two years beyond that?
[02:19:51] Unknown:
Well, no. That's just that one year's example. You told me the guy didn't pay 2022, '20 '20 '3, but it, you know, he filed taxes for 2021. So an amended tax return, he has until May seventeenth of twenty twenty five, this year, to try to get a refund for his 2021 taxes that he filed. Now if he didn't file 2022 and didn't file 2023, he can just file a straight, ten forty NR. He doesn't have to do anything a minute because he didn't already he didn't file a tax return. So the whole the rules are only based on let me finish. There is nothing to amend. Gotcha. So the three year is based upon the deadline that you had to file your taxes. So for instance, 2024 taxes, the deadline to file was April fifteenth of this year.
So which would be 2025. I have up until April fifteenth of twenty twenty eight to amend my 2024 taxes. See, everything's lagging, right? So, my 2024 taxes, I don't file until I get a 10 all my 1099s or my W2s and then I've got a deadline of April 15 to file for that tax year. So in 2025, I'm filing for my 2024 taxes. Then from that point, I've got three years in the future to amend my 2024 taxes. Does that make sense? Yes. Thank you. Alright. You're welcome. It's a little confusing, you know, and it's easy to get a lot of this, you know, conflated with the timelines and so forth. So I just tried to stick to the rule of thumb that if you filed by the deadline, then you've got three years from that deadline date to go back and amend those taxes that you filed on that date.
Now you have you can have some extenuating circumstances like like Larry, you read that if you were paying off those taxes or you were delayed in paying those taxes, you got two years from the end of you paying those taxes to go back and amend that tax return. So, you know, probably, if you're in that scenario, you probably need to do a dig and do a little bit more research on on what the code is that allows you to do that. But just generally speaking, three years in advance, you've got, three years to amend the tax return that you've already filed.
[02:22:46] Unknown:
Hey. This is Tony. Can you hear me? Yes. Hey. Also, I wanted to make you aware, that when you do a revocation of election, going forward is so, like, when you turn in your revocation of election and you do all of those things, going forward, the years, you know, coming forward, they they are not supposed to, you know, hit you for taxes because you're withdrawing your election. You know? Right. You're undoing the contract. But just like how you were saying, that they had three you had three years to amend your taxes, they also can come after you for anything. So even though you did a revocation of election, just remember that they can still come after you or try to come after you failing in the past.
So Well, that's, that's true.
[02:23:46] Unknown:
So But my question is that hold on, Tony. If you're a national, can they still really come after you?
[02:23:54] Unknown:
Say that again. I didn't catch it. If you're a national,
[02:23:58] Unknown:
can the IRS really come after you? No. They shouldn't be able to. Right. They don't have jurisdiction in it. Well, I understand. But you're gonna head them off with the pass, which appears to be a challenge right up front. That your first your first line of defense in any kind of government agency is do they have jurisdiction over you? And I would argue that once you do your national status, notify the IRS, and I don't really even care about the revocation of election. But at that point, any fines or penalties or anything that the IRS might try to come back against you with, they don't have jurisdiction. And we've already had, at least one student, one of Roger's students that I know of, that was trying the IRS was trying to hit them with a frivolous filing penalty, dollars 5,000.
And I helped them, get to a resource that, once they got they purchased a letter, I think it was about four pages, And they modified it to meet their needs as a national, because it was kind of written in a different slant, if you will. But once they modified that to match up with Roger's, teaching on the national status, or being a national, then, it went right through. The IRS dropped their frivolous filing penalties and nothing more.
[02:25:35] Unknown:
Okay. Cool. Now have you heard of noncollectible status as well?
[02:25:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I've I've heard of that. Like, if you just don't have the means to pay whatever they're trying to say you owe. But, again, if you're a national and that's all past tense, I I just
[02:25:55] Unknown:
Well, I'm just I'm just saying that. I'm the reason I'm bringing that up is because if you file your revocation of election and, you know, these are some of the tricks of the trade that Right. You may be able to use. So for instance, I went in and I filed noncollectible, noncollectible status. Now the IRS, you know, I think it's seven or 10. I I forget which number it is. But after seven years, after ten years, they won't come after you for whatever alleged debt. So if you just file noncollectibles, okay. Seven. So if you file noncollectible status, and you could just simply ask the IRS that some of them don't even know what you're talking about, so you kinda have to talk to you you know, keep playing around with them until you get ahold of somebody who knows what or not collectible status is. They'll send you out the paperwork, and you just you know, everything everything. I mean, everything. You fill it out. Yes. No. I don't have any money because this I don't you know, I gotta eat. And they look at those things like, well, you gotta eat. You gotta have a place to live, and you gotta you know, they even allot you for entertainment.
So, I mean, once you put that status on them and you are noncollectible status, long as nothing has changed, like, say, for instance, your your income. So if you're making a hundred thousand dollars a year and you're placed on a noncollectible status, as long as you're a hundred thousand dollars a year doesn't change significantly, then that's what they'll keep you as. And then at the end of the seven years, you wash your hands off the debt anyway because you don't they no longer will come after you for it. So I'm just saying these are little tricks of the trade, things things that I've, you know, learned and done. Well, I appreciate that, but I've got a a group of people that have studied equity law,
[02:27:53] Unknown:
and they've been able to easily work with the IRS to offset and discharge any debt that they say you might owe. Oh. And they've been successfully doing that.
[02:28:04] Unknown:
Good. So between our Yeah. That's cool. I I mean, I'm not I'm not disagreeing with none of that. I'm just saying that's all. Yeah. You know, I I can't say something. Yeah.
[02:28:15] Unknown:
I I appreciate Tony. Appreciate what you're saying. Yeah. It's Tony. Is that Tony we're talking to?
[02:28:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Sir, it is. Okay. Good. I'd step away for a minute. So good to hear you, Tony.
[02:28:27] Unknown:
But those are
[02:28:28] Unknown:
all good. They're that's all good information. That hold on. There's another thing that ties into this somewhat that revolves around seven years, and that's if they've got a notice of lien on you. They've got to reinstitute that every renew it every seven years or else it drops off. Yep. So there's another little extra stop. Yep.
[02:28:50] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. Who was wrong? I'm just I'm just saying those things. Yeah. I was just saying when I heard you say revocation, I think it was Larry who said revocation of election because I went down that path, and I I also, have a, a, a tax attorney that I deal with, and, I was talking to him about it. You know, what other person to pick, you know, their brains is a IRS agent and a and a IRS tax attorney. So I picked his brains, and he's telling me, yeah, these are some of the things that you can do. So
[02:29:23] Unknown:
Yeah. That's funny. Trying to I didn't I didn't think those people had any brains or they wouldn't be you doing that vocation. Sorry, Tony.
[02:29:33] Unknown:
I know I have any brains to pick. Yes. Get ahold of the straw man.
[02:29:41] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. This is John Seals, ex Gentile from yesterday and the day before. Yeah. How are you doing? I have a I have an excellent plan I've been doing, and I've been instituting into teaching the children. And I have a daughter that is pertaining. When she gets her first job, I'm gonna make damn sure that she check marks the box on her first employment that says nonresident. Start there. And I'm trying to get other, you know, her to tell other children that as well. That way, we can just kinda cut them off and won't ever have to revoke them. Okay. You know, the election Now does it say What about out there?
[02:30:14] Unknown:
John, does it say noncitizen, nonresident, or does it say nonresident alien?
[02:30:21] Unknown:
It says nonresident alien. And I've I've also seen nonresident alien slash American national. I've seen that too. Have you?
[02:30:29] Unknown:
I'll be darned. Well, there you go. You're making progress, folks. You're I don't even I don't know if you wouldn't have seen that twenty years ago, but if you would've, you sure wouldn't have noticed it until you've been eliminated. Start with the kids whenever they get their first job. Yeah. That way we can avoid all the hustle and bustle.
[02:30:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. And John ask for everything, man. Yeah. You're welcome. Yeah. You're welcome, John. The other thing too is you wanna be prepared to fill out the, proper tax documents like a w eight b e n. Yeah. And just avoid all the taxation for them, including social security and all that. Yep. If you want to go that avenue or they can file exempt w nines.
[02:31:12] Unknown:
Yep. Right. You can research that. The key the key thing is the children. Now let's get them before they even enter the workforce, and we can just turn them around quicker.
[02:31:22] Unknown:
I tell you, they're gonna have to tell you when that day comes. You still have tax documents. Even as a nonresident alien, they're gonna have you fill out tax documents. So you need to be prepared for that. There's a lot of good information on nationalstatus.com that explains all that w a b and the I nine and all that stuff.
[02:31:43] Unknown:
Comment.
[02:31:45] Unknown:
Comment? Yep. I just thought I'd share that. Thank you, guys. You're welcome, John. Thank you. That's good info.
[02:31:51] Unknown:
Paul? Any, any movement, working on getting the kids before they actually enter the system so they can properly fill out their documents, it has to be thorough, complete, and they have to have in their quiver already the answers to every stupid question that the assistant manager interviewing them at Wendy's is going to ask when they're looking at the we need a driver's license. We need a Social Security card. You need to fill out this form, this, this, this, and this. Gotta have all of those answers right on the forefront of their brain so they can answer it properly and back it up with documentation because they're gonna be dealing with essential idiots.
[02:32:43] Unknown:
Yeah. They'll be dealing with, at some point, the HR department. That's usually where that in backstops.
[02:32:49] Unknown:
They'll be dealing dealing with people that have been pigeonholed into a certain process requiring a certain amount of documentation in a certain way, and they're not gonna wanna deal with it or or deviate from it because they wanna keep their job.
[02:33:06] Unknown:
Hey, Mark. They're they're they're more scared of the IRS than you are, probably. Yes. Go ahead.
[02:33:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Mark, when you said that you know some people that have had success using the equity law to discharge their IRS debt. Are you talking about using a ten forty v as in Victor
[02:33:25] Unknown:
and creating a money order? I have no idea. I just know that they've been successful in in offsetting and discharging IRS debt. Now they've done some other types of debts, but it seems like the IRS has been a lot more easier to work with to discharge that debt. Now what their process is, I have no But I know, a couple of people personally that have gone through the training, which is not cheap, and it's extremely difficult because it's a whole different way of looking at equity law.
[02:34:08] Unknown:
Much easier to file an affidavit.
[02:34:11] Unknown:
Okay, kids. I'm gonna go. My stomach is talking to me. I'm gonna go satisfy it, And, we will see you, manana, and see what happens between now and then. And I hope you have a wonderful, marvelous, personally fulfilling day.
[02:34:28] Unknown:
How about that? Thank you, Raj. You too. Okay. Thank you, Raj. You have a great day. Diego.
[02:34:34] Unknown:
Ciao. Looking forward to you coming down, Mark. So, this is I look forward to it as well. Yeah. You'll you'll like it, man. See you soon. Ciao.
[02:34:43] Unknown:
And, Julia, if you're still there, I sent you a message too.
[02:34:48] Unknown:
Yeah. I got that. Thank you. Hello?
[02:34:55] Unknown:
Yeah. I know a few days ago, there was some discussion about some, the latest, cancer remedies. Does anybody have any information on that?
[02:35:10] Unknown:
The latest what about what?
[02:35:13] Unknown:
Cancer remedy.
[02:35:15] Unknown:
Oh, well, there's a bunch of them. The, the first is lifestyle lifestyle changes. No energy drinks, no high fructose corn syrup, no acidic diet. Try to keep the body as alkaline as possible. Do, parasite, lenses, parasite detox, at least once a quarter, and just don't eat junk.
[02:35:46] Unknown:
Penventasol.
[02:35:48] Unknown:
We've got all that under control. We don't have a problem with it, but there are some other people. And what what what did the you just say there? You said the a name of a product?
[02:35:59] Unknown:
And go to my go to my cancer story Rox.
[02:36:05] Unknown:
My cancer May I?
[02:36:08] Unknown:
Just a second, Julie. Let let's make sure he writes it down. Mycancerstory.rocks.
[02:36:16] Unknown:
That's r0cks?
[02:36:18] Unknown:
Yep. Yep.
[02:36:20] Unknown:
Okay. Okay. Go ahead. I'm listening. Yes. So,
[02:36:24] Unknown:
Paul is a % correct. He's Chibin just did a whole entire testimonial and if you want to, you can just take his protocol on a prophylactic basis if you want to. He says that and everything is on his site and it's you know, you just have to buy the product. And I believe that he sells the product. He tells you not to get those Fenbendazole pills and, he's perfected the protocol. So like Paul said, go on my cancer story dot rocks and all of the protocols are there.
[02:37:01] Unknown:
Did he also didn't he also say that, menbendazole when used with ivermectin actually becomes toxic?
[02:37:12] Unknown:
Yeah. You don't you know, I don't recommend anybody take ivermectin anymore, and I'll tell you why. Doctor. Eden, who is a Pfizer, executive vice president, and he's a whistleblower, He said that ivermectin has a way to become neurotoxic with with a GLO protein in it where it can it pierces the blood brain barrier and cannot get out. And because of that, I don't take that anymore. I think there's other, less toxic or, yeah. I think you can do, Fenbendazole or chlorine dioxide solution are the two things that I think are probably the safest, protocols out there.
[02:37:56] Unknown:
What Joe Tippens had said was that there are companies out there that are that have preparations that contain both ivermectin and men, Mendezole?
[02:38:09] Unknown:
No. Mendezole.
[02:38:10] Unknown:
Mendezole? But if you put those two together, it actually completes it puts the last piece in the puzzle to activate that neurotoxin. He he said using the two of them together I've heard
[02:38:27] Unknown:
yeah. I mean, I just think that that that's bad, but I I mean, Michael Yeadon, who's a scientist I mean, he has he said that he and his wife took all of the ivermectin and threw it away in the garbage can when he found out about the neurotoxicity of it. It has something to do with the glycoprotein one, GPO-one or something in it where, you know, once that gets pierced in your it crosses your blood brain barrier, it's very difficult to get out. So I don't know. I think that, Joe Tiven, just Fenbendazole and the chlorine dioxide solution are probably the two safest.
If I had to, based on my research I've done, protocols to do for anybody who may have cancer and then of course water fasting.
[02:39:15] Unknown:
There is, let's see. Well, the little talk show with Brad Barton. He, he has a one of his promoters, one one of the companies that, promotes his channel and sponsors his videos, has that very, let's see let's see if I can go to let's see if, what is it? I'm watching Telegram station. There we go. Watch history. It's proof that federal income tax does not apply to you, and let's see who promoted who, t w c dot health. Yeah. That's
[02:40:21] Unknown:
c sun yes. The well the wellness channel or whatever? The Wellness center the wellness center, I think. I don't know. They're they're controversial. I'll just say that. Right. The wellness center,
[02:40:34] Unknown:
they actually he was actually advertising, the ivermectin plus menbendazole from the wellness company. And and and that just that just, hit me right in the forehead. I'm going, woah. Wait a minute. What's this dude doing advertising this stuff when Joe Tippen says it's bad to use those together?
[02:41:01] Unknown:
Paul, a lot of these people who have their own channels, including Stu Peters, are just taking sponsorships left and right without vetting the products they're selling. So Right. You know, there's a company called Red Light Therapy, that has, you know, the Red Light Therapy products, and I have a recorded conversation. I have it in writing. The representative told me that they were made in Puerto Rico. They're not made in China. I even have a screenshot of the chat. And what do I get when I get all these thousand dollars worth of products? Made in China. So I just called with American Express and disputed the entire charge, and they removed the whole thing from me. I sent them the screenshot. I called the company. They have done nothing. They have not reached out to me or anything. I said, I'm happy to return them, but you pay for the shipping. I'm not paying for the shipping. Give me a shipping label, and I'll sorry, BrickHouse Nutrition.
BrickHouse Nutrition that has their vegetables all powdered. I am a member of consumerlab.com and I asked the CEO to test it and it came back with lead in it. So, you got people, people promoting Masterpiece. I had an extremely bad reaction from Masterpiece. Matthew Hazen is suing everybody left and right. That is one of doctor Robert O'Young's products that he created with Matthew Hazen. Where is Doctor. Robert O. Young? He's in prison, getting ready to get sentenced for the third time for practicing medicine without a license and for getting convicted for harming patients.
So all these products that people are promoting, they have not vetted them. And I'm I get very upset about it. So we have to vet them ourselves. And just because they're a sponsor doesn't mean those products are good. I've come across dozens that are just not good.
[02:43:02] Unknown:
Well, I've I've interviewed I've I've personally interviewed doctor Robert O'Young, and the only recommendation he makes that I will listen to is, eat avocado. Go ahead, Samuel.
[02:43:16] Unknown:
I've I've had good luck with, fenbendazole. I've had good luck with, MMS. Only I would put that lower, I think, on the scale. It's such nasty stuff to take. No. Ivermectin, I would put lowest on the scale, and the one that I think is missing here, which I really like and have had good results from, is turpentine.
[02:43:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, it MMS MMS is not a problem. What I do now I'm this is not medical advice, and it's not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease. However, what I do is, I put four drops of sodium chloride solution in a cup of coffee. You can't even taste it. And once it hits your stomach acid, hello, it activates. Done. Easy peasy. Oh, I'm not about to say
[02:44:22] Unknown:
this. What what I did is what the reason I even state this is during the COVID thing, I, I was gonna go on an airplane. I was gonna go on a vacation to Yellowstone, and I figured, well, I'm gonna be on the airplane, so I'll take a a a a precautionary dose of ivermectin before I left, and I did. And when I got back, I took it. And then immediately, two days, like, after I got back, I was getting some sick. And I've I get sick maybe once every five years or so, and it's it's like in winter. Well, this was August that I was sick, and I'm like, what's going on here? Some more ivermectin, and it sorta just stayed status quo.
And then I I I took some MMS and pretty much the same thing. And as soon as I took the turpentine, it was gone. It went over. It was amazing. Now you could say the TV was the combination of all those things before I took the the turpentine, but I don't think so because I've used the turpentine successfully
[02:45:32] Unknown:
for Well And I Wait a minute. You know? Wait a minute. Now what Lee Merrick says is that, you can have parasites, and as long as you have an adult parasite that's happily laying eggs in your body, that adult parasite is emitting a hormone or an enzyme that actually prevents eggs from hatching. Now if you do just a single dose of a parasite, anti parasitic, if you kill off the mother, then, there is no longer that enzyme in your bloodstream, and the 10,000,000,000 eggs she laid in your body all start to hatch all at once, which will cause a healing crisis. And the next time you do an antiparasitic like you did, you took one before you left, and then you took one when you got back, well, you had a parasitic overgrowth when you got back because all those eggs hatched while you were looking for old faithful.
That is what happened to you, and that is why the turpentine wiped it out completely because turpentine will not only kill the live parasites, it will also kill the larvae and it will kill the eggs. That's why it took care of it. Dude, you're you're rocking. You're brilliant.
[02:46:54] Unknown:
Hey, Paul? Yeah. Turpentine also will cure you of morgellons, disease. Yeah. So I have a friend who got cured from morgellons and all that is misdiagnosed online. They don't want you to know what it is. Those are actually synthetic lab created parasites that look like fibers that literally are nano bots coming out of your skin are disgusting. And they'll tell you it's a psychological disease and that, you know, there's no cure for it. And that's all BS. And, by the way, I talked to Doctor. Ariana Love. She's not a doctor. She's a homeopathic. And she's friends with doctor Robert O. Young, but she has, she tells, people to do the same thing in the morning. If you don't wanna make your own chlorine dioxide solution when you wake up in the morning, your stomach is acidic when you wake up. Just take two or three drops of sodium chloride and drop them in a cord of water and drink that. When that water hits your stomach, your stomach automatically makes a chlorine dioxide solution. So what you're doing with coffee and stuff like that is the same thing. You're you're you're you're raising the pH of your body.
[02:48:06] Unknown:
Exactly.
[02:48:07] Unknown:
Yeah. There's an interview with Dana Ashley where she's interviewing that scientist who he was basically saying yes, that that morguellons is actually like a nanobot getting cancer and growing out of control. It's just they really don't like it because it's it's it's a telltale sign that you've got something in you, yet, of course, they wanna call it a psychological disease. Right? Mhmm. It's really it's, morphing out of control, and they're trying to perfect that, he said, so that you don't know you've got it in you. What it is is an industrial disease.
[02:48:50] Unknown:
Goodness goodness gracious. It's a menopause going out of control. Disease.
[02:48:55] Unknown:
So are all is all of medicine involved in this? They know about it, and they're pretty much, playing with your head? They're playing along. So they they so they were told in some conference or something, hey. Here's what's going on and hoax these people.
[02:49:22] Unknown:
Yeah. The the just wanted to mention that the antidote for that was supposed to be according to this guy, boron or borax.
[02:49:30] Unknown:
Can someone answer? That stuff is great.
[02:49:36] Unknown:
So they were told to hoax everybody.
[02:49:39] Unknown:
I I don't know about that, Brent. There I'm sure there's people that's in the know, but I don't know to what extent.
[02:49:53] Unknown:
Hey, Paul. Medei,
[02:49:55] Unknown:
doctor Medei said that she was in, meetings where they said, what was, you know, what was going on. I yield.
[02:50:10] Unknown:
What they say to, do about it? Do nothing, give people short shrift, what?
[02:50:18] Unknown:
Well well, the problem is is we're not in the club, and so she didn't she didn't really expound on it. You know? She she didn't say, you know so we're kind of left left in the dark.
[02:50:32] Unknown:
And fed a lot of horse hockey.
[02:50:34] Unknown:
Mhmm. Hey, Chris and Kelly. Are you still on here, Chris? In California?
[02:50:58] Unknown:
Paul? Yes. Yeah, Larry.
[02:51:01] Unknown:
Hey. Hey. What was it that you were putting in your coffee? Because I drink one cup of coffee every day. And what is it you put in there, and what does it prevent?
[02:51:10] Unknown:
Sodium chloride solution, when it hits the acids in your body, it's activated and becomes, chlorine dioxide, which is MMS, which, kills parasites and basically, kills bad guys.
[02:51:32] Unknown:
So you do this every day, or do you do it for, like, a certain period of time? I just do it every
[02:51:38] Unknown:
day. I just do it every day. If there's parasites in my body, I want them out. I wanna get rid of them. So I do it every day. I I do, four drops of the, of the normal solution that is recommended by Jim Humble. Jim Humble, the chlorine dioxide story. You know, the chlorine d ion dioxide and MMS, the miracle multi miracle supplement, whatever, all that Mineral supplement. Yeah.
[02:52:10] Unknown:
Okay. Is it expensive and, does he have a website?
[02:52:15] Unknown:
No. It's it's very easy to make it. You take a hundred grams of sodium chloride flakes and you mix them with one liter of water. That one liter of water, you you shake it and you let it dissolve, and then you put that in a one ounce dropper bottle, and you keep that in your, in your in your to go bag that you bring with you in the truck. Done.
[02:52:42] Unknown:
That's new to me, Paul, that your stomach is the activator and you don't add the citric acid. That's
[02:52:48] Unknown:
hydrochloric acid is what? Stomach acid. Yeah. To activate chlorine to activate sodium chloride into chlorine dioxide, you mix sodium chloride with a 50% hydrochloric acid solution. The reaction just occurs slower over time. It it's a much more it's a much more graceful, natural, and
[02:53:22] Unknown:
tolerable way to do climate action. For a while and I I I bought a pound of the flakes probably fifteen years ago, and Exactly. I was made up my own stuff and and also used citric acid.
[02:53:38] Unknown:
Yeah. You can use citric acid, but if you use vitamin c, vitamin c breaks down, chlorine dioxide. It's best to use it's best to use either To get an old hydrochloric acid or a phosphoric acid to activate it. Hey, Paul?
[02:53:59] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Also, for anybody who's interested, I give my dog who is getting so much better, than Bendazole. It's powder form in his food. I mix up I cook for him every day, green beans, all organic green beans, chicken, rice, and potatoes. And, I put that Bendazole packet, packet, mix it in his, food. He can't even taste it. He just eats the whole thing up, and that has done wonders for his, health.
[02:54:29] Unknown:
Absolutely.
[02:54:31] Unknown:
Absolutely. Yeah. I just I just I just lost a client, be because they had a whole bunch of work for me to do while their doggy got sick. Stomach cancer, I guess. And, the surgery was, 9,000, and now the poor dog is going chemo through chemotherapy because I gotta stay out of this. Right? This is my client. She's a registered nurse, so she's gonna go full Western medicine on the poor dog and spend all her money and probably not a very good outcome.
[02:55:04] Unknown:
Yeah. And and completely destroy the quality of life of the animal and not extend the life of the animal one day. Actually, shorten it a great deal. Yeah. How old is the dog?
[02:55:19] Unknown:
Yeah. This is Chris. He was he was 10 years old. Chris, I'm still here. Hey, Chris. I just wanted to let you know that,
[02:55:27] Unknown:
the the benbendazole that was, recommended by Joe Tippens in that website. Paul gave you my cancerstory.rock. He suggests, two hundred milligrams every day. Well well, I take that back to anyway, two hundred milligrams of pen penbendazole. Maybe maybe just, maybe once a day, maybe twice a day, maybe three times a week. So you get better when know know better when you watch the website. And, you know, because if for individual, it would depend on the individual how many times a week. Okay.
[02:56:15] Unknown:
Actually, if you look on, Global Voice Radio archives, you go to the matrix docs and you click on Radio Ranch archives, click here. You go go there and look in the list of recent shows. Joe Tippens did a q and a, like, a week ago or or more, and that q and a was actually recorded and streamed. Or or it was it wasn't streamed live, but it was uploaded to the Pod Home as a podcast. There is a transcript there, and Joe Tippens, the guy behind the protocol, is the one that was there. So check out that program. Yes. Great. It's about an hour long or so. Right. Okay. Thanks. Alright. Anyways, if nobody needs anything from me, I have a phone call. I'll be stepping away.
[02:57:19] Unknown:
Hey, Julie. This is.
[02:57:24] Unknown:
Are you there, Shannon? Hi, Janet.
[02:57:26] Unknown:
Hi, Janet. I was gonna
[02:57:28] Unknown:
are are you is Julie there? I guess not. So maybe maybe someone else is in the know. So, going back to doctor
[02:57:42] Unknown:
Did somebody just call me? Yeah. Hey, Julie. This is Annette. Oh, hi, Annette. How are you? Oh, good.
[02:57:49] Unknown:
So doctor, he was a doctor of research, I do believe, not a medical doctor. I think doctor I've had a teleconference with him over the phone before.
[02:58:00] Unknown:
Mhmm. I paid for one a long time ago. I do I think he means well, but, I've ordered some products from him before that I wasn't happy with. Mhmm. And, you know, the masterpiece, I was, completely injured from that, and I don't like the fact they're out there trying to shut that down.
[02:58:23] Unknown:
Explain the masterpiece. What was that what was that about?
[02:58:27] Unknown:
Well, it's supposed to be something to get the metals out of your body. But, I mean, I ordered it and, I know that I I don't I'm vegan. I don't change my diet up very much. I eat a lot of bland not bland, but the same foods all the time. And I remember that, I had taken it according to the instructions. You take a cup when you start out, you take a you work up to a certain number of drops drops under your tongue. And, and I was injured from that because I hadn't changed anything else in my diet at all. Nothing. And, I will tell you that it was so painful. I felt a stabbing, like somebody was literally stabbing my eye, with a sharp knife. And then my eyeball was not functioning right.
And, I had, I think, taken maybe two dosages. I had taken one or maybe three. I had taken, I think, maybe one in the evening and then two the next day. But I immediately ceased. They would not give me my money back. I had to call American Express and dispute the charges. I thought that was really they kept in fact, they told me to continue taking it after I had that reaction. Wow. And, and I just found some sort of blog last night online about a man who is being sued for $200,000,000 And he's like, these, quote, unquote, trials that they're doing don't show any differences.
And there's a lot of controversy on Masterpiece. Doctor. Anna Mihalcha has come out and said that it is full of aluminum and full of metals. And I mean, I've been told do not take EDTA and do not take this masterpiece piece and do not take this zeolite. This stuff is filled with metals and there are other products that you can take that are harmless to try to get the metals out of your body. I mean, you can start by going to a sauna and sweating them out or taking detox baths. But I think chlorine dioxide solution and MMS and Fenbendazole also do remove metals from your body. So I don't know. I don't but I'm not going to take that stuff because I you know, when you keep hearing controversial things about all these products, when in doubt, leave it out. That's what McGrawin taught me. When in doubt, leave it out. Because So Yeah. Go ahead.
[03:01:02] Unknown:
Did you ever try his pH diet?
[03:01:07] Unknown:
So no. Because I'm vegan. He's he has you know, he I have all of his books. Doctor Robert O'Young, really honestly, what he wants you to do is try to get your the pH of your, your interstitial fluids up since we're what 75% water. And so he wants you to test your pH and stuff and get it up into seven or eight, which I guess I support an alkaline body because it says cancer cells can't survive in an alkaline body. But with all of the poisons that we're having every day and what they're doing with our food and our water and our and the frequencies in our bodies that they're pulsing, they're microwaving us at night when we sleep. I don't know. I just feel like at some point in time, we just need to kind of be toxic on a monthly basis or a weekly basis. And, and, you know, doing whatever works for you. These, I mean, the protocols for me are hard. I don't like to drink a liter of chlorine dioxide pollution every day.
So,
[03:02:12] Unknown:
is that what he enterprise? Is that what he promotes?
[03:02:15] Unknown:
No. The channel on Telegram called Chlorine Dioxide Solutions, they're on Friday nights from, like, 6PM until 6AM in the morning. And, the lady, Lily and David, and both of them look fabulous. They drink they detox all the time. They drink a liter of chlorine dioxide solution every single day. And the two of them look fabulous. They're probably in the best health best health ever. But I don't do that. I I just can't do that. Because chloride a liter every day, that means seven hours of intermittent fasting with no food because you have to do it on an empty stomach. That's just hard for me to do. So, you know, I'll get water fast.
[03:03:00] Unknown:
Thank you. Doctor Doctor Glidden, used to he's a he's, like, one of the highest up probably the Youngevity product usage and and he
[03:03:26] Unknown:
Hey, Samuel. You're twanging.
[03:03:29] Unknown:
I'm what?
[03:03:30] Unknown:
Twanging. Kinda going in and out.
[03:03:33] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I can't tell, so I'll just try one more time. Doctor. Glutenson
[03:03:40] Unknown:
You're sounding better now.
[03:03:42] Unknown:
Full spectrum nutrition is the best way to detox. So full vitamins and minerals intake a day, like the plant based minerals from, Youngevity. He used to do EDTA, detoxes for clients, and he found out that he could do even better job with full spectrum nutrition than he could with EDTA. So just throw that out there.
[03:04:12] Unknown:
Julie. Julie. Julie. Julie, can you hear me?
[03:04:19] Unknown:
Joan.
[03:04:21] Unknown:
Where do you get the fin Bindisol powder for your sweet little dog?
[03:04:28] Unknown:
I got it online. Oh. Yep. I just got it online and, it's 10. It's, well, I erred on the side of, what do you want to call it? Cautions. So it's, what is it? It's Panacur, p a n a c u r, Panacur C, which is Fenbendazole, and it's a canine dewormer and each packet treats 10 pounds. It'll tell you that, it says the dog must be treated with this dose for three days in a row. And it says for, you should round up Like, it has 10 pounds, 20 pounds, 30 pounds, 40 pounds. So if your dog is 15, it should be treated with a two gram or 20 pound packet. I don't do that. I round down. I don't know. I'm always one of these people. Less is more. I don't think more is more. I don't think it's gonna matter. My dog, I think, is eleven pounds.
So, you know, he should be treated with a 20 packet. No. I just treat him with a 10 pack 10 packet. And he's doing fabulous. And he's 14. And he's got heart disease and everything. So he's doing way better. And it says, like, once every six do it once every six months. I'm doing it every other month with him instead. So I'm doing it more frequently, but he's doing really good.
[03:05:57] Unknown:
You're you're giving him a packet, you're giving him a packet of fin Bindisole powder once every every other month?
[03:06:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Probably every every other month, every every other month or every three months instead of, like, twice a year. Okay. Thanks. Yep. So I just, I just take rice and green beans and, organic chicken and potatoes and carrots I cook for him. I don't give him that crappy dog food. And I take the 10 gram packet. I put it in the food and I mix it with a spatula and put it in a plate, and he doesn't even he just eats the whole thing. He doesn't even taste it. A 10 gram packet? 10? Yep. Are you sure it's 10? 10 grams on. Yep. It's 10 grams. I have it right here. I just fed them. Okay.
[03:06:46] Unknown:
And for what size dog is that?
[03:06:50] Unknown:
I have an 11 pound little tiny Pomeranian who's the cutest dog in the world, and this is made by Merck, m e r c k. And that is something that Tibbin said that Merck, he does promote Merck as a good manufacturer.
[03:07:06] Unknown:
K. Alright. Well, all of the the, K9 warmer fenbendazoles that I have gotten are, one thousand milligrams, and of that one thousand milligrams, two hundred and twenty two milligrams is fenbendazole, and the rest is fillers.
[03:07:34] Unknown:
So Well, this is, this is two hundred and twenty two milligrams, and there and it's fenbendazole.
[03:07:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I think it's a one gram packet you've got because one gram is one thousand milligrams. Yes. One gram. It's for 10 pounds. One gram for ten pounds. Yep. You're right. Thank you. You said 10, and I'm going how big is your dog? Does he block out the sun? Say 10 pounds. I'm sorry. I made an error. Okay. Okay. Well, I just wanted to clarify, because this program is not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your local doctor or veterinarian before following any directions or following any, incorporating any information here into your or your pet's health regime.
But Okay. Okay. That being said, wait wait wait wait wait wait. First of all, treating them once because of what I said before. Okay? When there's an adult parasite that is laying eggs, that adult parasite is also emitting an enzyme that is inhibiting the those eggs from hatching. And the reason the adult parasite does that is because the adult parasite doesn't want a bunch of babies showing up eating the adult parasites' food supply, and that is why the parasites are wired to do that. So if you are giving that to your dog, I would treat for three days once a month, not just one day.
And you can do that very easily. You can actually treat for four days, once a month. And how you do it and save money is you get a four gram.
[03:09:40] Unknown:
That's what I do, Paul. That's what I said. I treat him three days in a row at the beginning of the month, and it says and it is you can go to www.merc,merck,-animal,-health,-usa.com. And I have each box that I get has three one gram packets in it, and you give it to him three days in a row. And it says that you should do this maybe twice a year, and I'm doing it more like four times a year, maybe a little bit more. I'm doing it every I don't know. I don't have a calendar. I don't mark it down. I'm doing it every Can I continue? Yeah. Go ahead. Start.
[03:10:28] Unknown:
Okay. Let me let me circle back and go back to the beginning. I would treat him four days, once a month or once a quarter. And how you do that is you don't get the one gram packs for a 10 pound dog. You get the four gram packs for a 50 or 60 pound dog, and you dissolve one of those packets into two to four ounces of distilled water. And then you take one or a half ounce of that distilled water and mix it with the food, you're getting the same dose and you're paying, roughly a third of what you would be paying otherwise. Just keep just keep the unused portion in your refrigerator.
Four days, one packet one four gram packet will treat the dog four days, and then wait a wait a couple of months. Do it again. Much cheaper. One box will treat the dog for most of the year instead of four boxes a year.
[03:11:54] Unknown:
Know what I mean? Speaking of price, if if you're right about the MMS, then why not just do that instead? A lot cheaper than Safeguard or Panacure.
[03:12:06] Unknown:
Well, she does what she's comfortable with. She does what has worked so far.
[03:12:12] Unknown:
Okay. Just let because the the the reason I could never see using it on an animal is you could never get it down the when you activate it, you know, before you administer it. So it's, it's an inter it'd be an interesting way to be able to do it cost effectively. Yeah.
[03:12:34] Unknown:
I put I I put MMS in my dog's water every day. Thank thank you.
[03:12:42] Unknown:
There you go. Just don't use a metal bowl. Right on. Yeah. Use a plastic bowl. If you use MMS, colloidal silver, or hydrogen peroxide, use a plastic bowl and never mix colloidal silver and hydrogen peroxide because the two combat each other. They generate heat and neutralize each other. You might as well save your money.
[03:13:10] Unknown:
Better yet, glass bowl.
[03:13:12] Unknown:
Well, okay, glass. Alright. Okay. So excuse me. Alright. Thank you for the correction. Anyways, now that we've done all kinds of things that, that, were absolutely not medical advice, Like I said, this program is not not intended to prevent, diagnose, cure, or treat any disease and should not be considered medical advice. This is the Radio Ranch for god's sake. Please check with your doctor or veterinarian before acting on any information presented here. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales for Wednesday. Let's see. Where are we? April 23? Is that it? Is that it? Oh, well, it might be. My screen's too small. I really can't see the clock. So, thank you so much for joining us. Catch us tomorrow, 11AM eastern, on eurofookeradio.com, radio soapbox Com, and radio.globalvoiceradio.net.
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[03:15:11] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Radio Ranch with Roger Sales
Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Story
Cultural Differences and Plumbing Issues
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Trust Classes and Asset Protection
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