In this episode, we delve into a wide range of topics, starting with a discussion on the importance of mitochondrial support and the role of various sponsors in promoting health and wellness. The conversation shifts to the technical aspects of running a radio show, including the challenges of managing audio feeds and the platforms used to broadcast the show. The hosts also discuss the significance of their website and the various ways listeners can engage with the show, including live chats and conference calls.
The episode takes a deep dive into historical and political discussions, touching on controversial figures and events such as Adolf Hitler, World War II, and the role of Jews in historical narratives. The hosts explore conspiracy theories, the influence of financial systems, and the impact of global politics on current events. They also discuss the implications of digital currencies, the removal of ATMs in certain countries, and the potential for a new world order. The conversation is interspersed with personal anecdotes, listener interactions, and a focus on uncovering hidden truths in history and modern society.
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Ah, Senor. We wait too. We keep swinging. And, you know, by gosh, we're making a little progress, it would appear. Thanks to all of your prayers and efforts, which will continue, I trust. We're on the verge of something, my spiny senses. Tell me, good morning on Wednesday, July 23. Roger Sales Radio Ranch right here with you. And, at this point, I don't know I don't know who's helping us or not. But Paul does, and he's gonna tell us, aren't you?
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Yes. I think so. I'd be happy to do that. Let's see. Is my microphone working? Yes. All the bro That's for sure. Appropriate buttons press pressed and all of the audio feeds in place. I've been busy working on a project this morning. Actually, I'm still working on it. So I kinda sorta got caught with my pants down at the start of the show, and I'm hoping that I hit every button. But it looks like I did. We're on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network, my pet project that I've been working with for over a decade off and on.
We're also on radiosoapbox.com. Thanks to our, buddy Paul, across the drink tomorrow, Paul English live, 3PM eastern. We'll be on Global Voice Network and also on paulenglishlive.com, Radio Soapbox, and other platforms, Rumble, even if you wanna join the live chat. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. That is thematrix,d0cs,.com. It's not that I don't think you know how to spell it. I mean, there's D 0 X, there's D 0 C S, there's D 0 K S alright. D o c k s, you know, like, for those nautical
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sorts. Yeah. But that they're the only ones. They have a b e r t h certificate. They can go listen over. Yes.
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There you go. You gotta love the b e r t h certificate. There is also a free conference call. That is the platform we use so people can join us live on the show. We've got room for about a thousand of you. You'll find those links as well as the Eurofocal and global voice links on our website, thematrixdocs.com. Vmatrix,d0cs,.com.
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And for all of you that are looking for answers and haven't found us yet, we got a seat for you.
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Right. Now, just, just a heads up on, what I've been working on this morning. I actually created an entirely new show for Global Voice Radio Network, which will be and the link for that will be forthcoming.
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It is the Global Voice Radio Network resources channel. It is on PodHome, and the first upload to that platform will be the four part series of the audiobook, My Battle by, that, German leader that, has been demonized. Oh, it has been the senior. The mustache senior.
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Yes. It has been broken into four pieces. I am working on uploading episode two right now, and it will have full AI transcript chapters and, description synopsis of, what those chapters entail. So, yeah, I am working on that even as we speak. So
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Cool. And mister Jones gets on there all the time. And then he's a most vicious dictator in the history of the world. He was, this and that. Yeah. Yeah. I've read hundreds of books.
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Who what publisher were you?
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Right.
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Honestly, you know, garbage in garbage out. I mean, from the actuaries and, and I don't know if anybody's watched that. I haven't gone back and watched it. I'd like to though, Paul, is that hour long interview with his chauffeur's valet. Have you watched that yet?
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No. I have not watched that yet, but I did have yet.
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If you thought if you thought you were in his corner before, wait till you hear this guy. And he's just so calm, calm, and, you know, here it is. This is it. What happened? Calm matter of fact. Yes. He asked me not to, ever say anything about our relationship, and he's dead now, so I can. And that's what that whole I believe it was close to an hour interview is. I don't remember his name. Murnau's all that stuff. But, boy, it's impressive. And, you know, the deeper we get into this, the more we realize we've been lied to and how they demonize our enemies, demonize people. And, he's I'd have to say the good senior is probably the most demonized man in history.
I don't know if any others even come close. Boy, they were scared of him because he had their number. Okay? Mhmm. But they had great power. Seeing we've got their number, and we can do it individually or in a group. And Hitler couldn't do that. Right. He didn't have the goods on them the way we do. And they've gone so long with us. I dropped Anna. Little I am. I don't think she's picked up on it yet. And, as I say here on the radio, the Israelites, the biblical Israelites were in captivity for seventy years in Babylon. We've been in Babylonian captivity for ninety three and a half. Isn't it about time to stop this?
Quite No matter what the consequences are, isn't it time to put a stop to this Jewish slavery crap?
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I I think I think so. Do you believe?
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And yank them off their little their little, hutzpah pedestals. Oh, we're so great, and we're so smart, and you're such a schmuck. And and you don't have a soul, and we do. You're nothing but cattle. And all the, the accolades that they throw over us with this little racist superiority group. They're gonna get theirs. I I just pray that I've got a hand in it. K? So, anyway, we're we're coming for you, you little schmucks, to use their language. You know what a schmuck is?
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No.
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It's a dick.
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Oh, really? K.
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Okay.
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Putts. You know what a putts is? No. That's the circumcision that gets cut off.
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A putts.
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K? So I know a few of their few of their little language words. I worked around. Look. There's a lot of fine most of the Jews I was ever around were pretty nice people. And then there was, if I could remember his name. Olonis sneezed.
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What what we're dealing with is not a Jewish problem. It's a Jewish
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It's a imposter
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problem.
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Yes. It's an atheist problem because most of them are atheist. You know, you go to a reformed synagogue, 98 or 48 to 57% are all atheist.
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Mhmm. No. I've I've always been extremely impressed with you know, whenever I come across, like, a a video or an interview with a rabbi or something like that. Yes. I've always been very impressed with the wisdom, and, they just seem like wonderful people. And I think I think it is the wonderful people that are Jews that were the reason why the satanic bastards, have been impersonating them because they have always, throughout history, rode on the coattails of the benevolent. Yes. I mean, they they completely infiltrated the, the masons.
Uh-huh. And
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it's a And and then split off and had their own group, and they think the other Masons are nothing. They're the real special one. That's the the Paris Lodge. I Grand Orient Lodge, I believe they called it.
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Anything benevolent and godlike will be infiltrated and stolen by these evil bastards.
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And and that's what Cliff High came out and said. I've never heard anybody else put it that way, but he had done a lot of study on the Cazarians and stuff and, and said they're the imposters. They they they identity stealers. Just like Paul just said, they come on and and, like, they find somebody traveling, they kill him and then get his papers and all that and just take up his identity and continue on. So they've been doing that for a long time. And Israel and all this biblical confusion and all the equivocation that is set forth for them to use in this land where Israel where he no. You're not. You're impostors. Okay? And, just tell me why. I'd like for one Jew to tell me why and how a maternal only lineage comes off a only paternal lineage. Where did it come off?
And and how is it that you, you if you're not your mother wasn't a Jew, you're not a Jew. Because that's maternal, and it's nothing like the biblical lineage of a thousand generations or more that are all paternal. So I'd never remember you weren't around back then, Paul, or were you? I think maybe you just come on Jewish from South Florida because Daniel, supposedly converted her. You heard that conversation. Yeah. Yeah. I know. She had a big job doing, insurance checking on insurance and stuff when you're gonna insure a a dwelling. And she's the one that told us about she had the case of Bill Gates' private home and told us the whole thing
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was red marble, ceiling, walls, and floor. Well, there was one room. There was one room in the house that was all red marble, red everything. Okay. Yeah. It was one room. It was a whole house. Anyway,
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we supposedly, she converted, but that's I presented her with that little little scenario right there. How are you God's chosen people when you got a maternal lineage? It comes off and she went, I know. That's exactly what she said. Paul remembers it. Okay. And so, they can't confront that. They can't confront it. K? And it's just like what we do with them here. They they they can't do anything about it when they're presented with it. So
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Did did you hear about the two Jewish businessmen that met for coffee? Yeah. Two Jewish businessmen met for coffee, and they were they were discussing what they were what they what they it was what they did in their life. And one of them says today, oh, I started a great textile business. I had a I had a huge warehouse. I had I had a bunch of people. And, I'm it got destroyed by fire, but I'm okay because, of course, there was the insurance and all that. Yeah. So so I'm I'm retiring quite handsomely. And the other guy says, oh, yeah. I was I have something very similar. I mean, I was in textiles, and I had a warehouse and, warehouse and attached office space, which, with, I had a bunch of employees.
And, I my building got destroyed by a tornado. But it the the insurance was good. So what so I I took it as I should retire. And at that point, the first guy says to the second guy, how do you start a tornado?
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Yeah. Right. Jewish Jewish weather. Let me it's a in part, I know, Samuel, you were trying to get on and, you'll we'll get you a second. That, you know, they've done a switch at Coca Cola.
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Do you know about that, Paul? No. No more high fructose corn syrup.
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That's right. No high fructose corn syrup. Now we get cane sugar. Do you know why? I don't know. Who owns the sugarcane fields? You can't high high high fructose corn syrup can't be kosher.
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Oh, really?
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Yep. That's what I hear. Yep. Okay. Samuel, you were trying to get in a minute ago. People like to get in when we're having a conversation. You must have something to add. What do you got, Samuel? Good morning. Oh, Samuel.
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Or or who was it?
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Well, I thought it was Samuel. Sure sounded like him. Who if it wasn't Samuel, who was trying to get in our conversation there with Paul? It was Sheldon. Sorry. Oh, hey, Sheldon. Hey, man.
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Well, in your interview there, Herr Hitler, if he was an actor, he did it his whole life. He shared his meals with people by the side of the road. Correct. He shared his clothing with school boys on the way to school when it was raining, had a chauffeur drive them right to the doorstep. This guy was a real baddie. I I gotta tell you.
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They've got to demonize him so then they can use that against everybody else. And, of course, it would appear mister Trump is number two already. Mhmm. Maybe. Now I don't even know if he could eclipse Hitler in their demonization.
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That's okay. They hated Jesus too.
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Now listen. The wonderful thing is that these people who that they're here.
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Go ahead, Shelly. Back to your skiing area. When were you in Summit County? Because I used to work at Keystone. That was a long time ago.
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I was a puppy back then. Yeah. 7674, I was up there. Yeah. It was probably when I was there. Might have skied past you. Yep. Yep. Breckenridge.
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Did you come through with did you come through the Eisenhower Tunnel over the Continental Divide? I I I guess. I don't remember all that, but we were just,
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anxious to get up there to Summit County and start skiing. But, Yeah. Yeah. I've skied most of those resorts there, and so I didn't ever get to A Basin. That was the one I missed. I would have liked to have gotten up there. And, Winter Park. We skied Winter Park one year and enjoyed
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it. You know, copper, you did Winter Park before they opened up the other mountain, Mary Jane. No, they had Mary Jane open when I was there actually.
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Oh, okay. And you came over last year. Yeah. Show them. But then what happened was we discovered Jackson Hole, and we never went back to Colorado.
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Well, if you were there that late in the day, you came through the Eisenhower Tunnel,
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and I worked for a couple years putting that second drift in there through the Continental Divide. Cool. I'm sure we did if we came up that interstate that went across Colorado there and hit all that stuff. But those were young years. I enjoyed them very much. I'll, snow skiing is probably about my favorite thing to do on the face of the Earth. I don't think I'm gonna ever do it again, unfortunately. But, but I'll tell you what I did get a chance to at least see, and I wanted to ski, and I never got the opportunity in Argentina was Portillo, Chile.
Do you know about Portillo, Chile? No. I do not. It's where all the land speed records that are non motorized have been set. It's way up in high in the Andes. So right next to it is Mount Aconcagua, which is, I think, the second highest mountain in the world. You know, the Andes are still growing. It's up there around 23,000 feet or something. And, and Portillo, Chile is very close to that up in that altitude, and it's right on the border between Chile and Argentina. In fact, when you're going to Chile or going to Argentina, you gotta stop there and go through customs and stuff. And what you have to realize is the Chileans hate the Argentinians, and the Argentinians hate the Chileans.
So that border crossing is quite interesting because when you come over from Argentina, which I did one day, and they pull you all out of the bus and you gotta go get all your luggage and go get your luggage searched again. And while you're doing all that in a building over there, they're running dogs through the bus. Make sure there's no drugs hidden in there. And then you get out of that custom well, that took two hours, by the way. When you get out of that little customs building there on the other side, there's Portillo Chile right there in your face, and it's stunning. Okay? And at that part of the Andes, there's no trees. It's too high. And so you've got this really, it's almost like a gothic cathedral in all honesty. Those gothic cathedrals in Europe, all those spiny spikes and all that. Well, that's how the mountains are there. And, Portillo has a lower area, and then they've got an upper area on both sides. The two slopes come down to a valley, and in the bottom of the valley is a teardrop shaped lake, and right at the front of the lake is a ski lodge.
And, they, they open up those upper, areas and to to do speed stuff. And I think, Sheldon, I think they've clocked people over a 100 miles an hour on skis there. I don't remember what the speed was, but, boy, it's a spectacular area. K? I mean, I'm just really glad I got to see it. I would have loved to have skied it, but, man, what a spectacular ski resort. P 0 R T I L L 0, if you wanna go look at it on Portillo, of course, or Yo. If you're if you're not from Buenos Aires, it's Portillo. And if you're from Buenos Aires, it's Portillo. And, so you can go look at the trail map. It's stunning.
But, that was a a a part of my life is on my bucket list, and I just never got to get up there and ski it, Sheldon. I was quite disappointed, but I did get to see it. So Yep. Halfway there. The way you described it, it sounded like it was almost straight down like El Capitan. But Very very much on. That requires Very much. That requires over 200 centimeter skis for those high speed roads. I I would imagine. Don't know about all that. I just know people go real fast up there. So, probably faster than I'd like to go. Okay? But what a stunning, stunning ski resort. It's a big jet set because they during the summer in the Northern Hemisphere is when it's working. So a lot of your skiers from the Northern Hemisphere, jet setters go down there and ski.
So that's where it got its reputation. It was, I remember reading when they were doing, the engineering for that road that you go over to Santiago from, Mendoza from. And, they were using Swiss, engineers and surveyors. And when they got up to the top of the crest there, that divide, and they go, well, hell, this is perfect for a ski resort. That's where it came from. A bunch of Swiss guys. So, anyway, stunning place, beautiful part of the world. And, yeah, man. It's high up there in the Andes. So, anyway, we're talking about Jews. We've been talking about skiing. Anybody got anything that's I there's nothing really super important that I could see happening on the news. Everything's still building.
We've still got the Epstein thing circling, all of that. But, are there any new students on here today that have a question or a comment? Because that's what we're here for is you, and we get off on these Jags and don't recognize you and don't ask to see if you got anything for us. So that's why we're here. If there's somebody that's got something like that, we'd love to hear from you, meet you, all that stuff. But I hear somebody take a breath there. Tell somebody comes up. Julie. Julie's here. Yes. Good morning, miss Julie. Good morning.
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I wanted to let you know that,
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I think that's about world. Speak speak right in your mic. Can you hear me now? Yeah. A little bit better. Yeah. Can you hear me? Yes.
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You had mentioned you had mentioned yesterday, that Martin Armstrong said that world war the bombs are coming in 2032. They're coming in August for '26.
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Good. He was on Alex yesterday. Did you did you catch him on Alex yesterday?
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I heard that he was on, and I couldn't. But I'm gonna go to band.video and watch it today. So, but, yeah, that's what I wanted to tell you is that I relistened to that interview again with the, Chihuahua man, and he said, any time because the fifty days that Trump gave, Russia to stop the war expire at the August. So Medvedev is encouraging Putin to strike before then. So I don't know, but they're saying def he's saying definitely 100% war, either, anywhere anytime from August throughout the first half of twenty twenty six.
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Okay. I thought he said specifically '32, but whatever. We got that stuff in. That was that was Roger, that was for,
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his prediction, the Socrates computer prediction that, by 2032, China will be the financial powerhouse. The the
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the will be the epicenter of the financial market by 2032. Could be. They got worse financial problems than we do right now. They're gonna have to get through that first. Now who am I to argue with Socrates? Right? So, anyway, yep. That's, and, he, he was on Alex again yesterday. I think it was in the second hour, little ways into the second hour for the rest of the hours worth watching if you put credence in mister Armstrong.
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So The other the other thing
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sorry. The other thing I wanted to tell you was that Austin told me to tell you that he would he went camping. And so that's why he was, not on your show on Saturday, and he's gonna be on your show this Saturday.
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Alright. Well, I was wondering about young Austin. So that's good. I guess everybody needs a nice camping weekend, so can't can't argue with him for that. We'll look forward to schooling him up. Saturday. Yeah. Well, if he shows up, we'll school him up a bit and, see what happens. By the way, I don't know if any of you remember Tom Dee, of course, had a guy named O'Connell. And he was an older lawyer, alcoholic, I guess. I gathered from Tom, and and, he was the one that he was really, really good on foreclosures. And when I first Tom started telling him about what I was doing. He said, don't do it. Don't don't they'll kick you out of the country. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All this fanatical crap, and I kept and him and I got into a little bit, of exchange. He'd Tom would give him an hour on the on his, dry afternoon drive time there. And he go, that's you you just tell that guy, I'll buy him a first class plane ticket from Ecuador and back if he'll come up here and debate me on this. And so he was all like that. And, then one day, a a while after that, and Tom came on and said, well, I called him Ronald McDonald, and, because he was acting like a clown. And, so he goes, well, he got it. Finally, he he was able to grasp it. And but I just wanna say he died recently. So, anyways, what somebody told me, Tom, I think.
So he passed away. We, got another email about Ron Gibson overnight saying Ron Gibson passed away. We knew that. Thank you. Sorry. Ron was a a pretty good patriot, and he helped evidently helped a lot of people. Had some very good information. He's got two books that are still available. Somebody is handling that. I'm sure. I don't know a website to give you, but, if you poke around in that alloyed title area, you'll probably find it. And, so, for those of you who are interested in pursuing that. Right. So let's see. What else? So there's Dave right there. Good morning, Dave. What have you got for us? Yes? Good morning. Yes, sir. Don't forget about Ozzy Osbourne. Oh, that's right. He kicked yesterday too. 76. He's a Yep. Year older than I Yep. Was he's the same age I was last week.
Right. So, anyway, well, sorry, Ozzy. You,
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you might have pushed the You know, he made it. He made it. He was one of the longest living walkers. Wow. A lot of them died in their fifties and stuff. And, should we lost a Tom Petty? 5054
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or '53 or something like that? God. The pride of Gainesville, Georgia. And Yeah. I guess Ozzy. Well, I'm I know all okay. Look. I was in that scene. Those boys pressed the envelope. I'll tell you who who, who's the guy from Michigan, the bow hunter?
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Oh, that's Nugent. Nugent.
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He he doesn't drink, smoke, or anything. Okay? Right. He's he's he's a clean liver like Trump. He's a clean liver. I hope he doesn't. I hope he doesn't drink Diet Cokes incessantly. But No. He doesn't. He but there's, yeah. I knew a lot of those guys back in those days when they'd get well, they just do crazy stuff. You know, kicking in the t kicking in the TV in the hotel room and stuff like that. I mean John b John b said,
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last night he was talking about Ozzy. And, he said that day, he thought that it was a rubber bat that somebody threw up on the stage, and he bit the head off. And then he realized it was real. After that concert, they took him to emergency, and he got a bunch of rabies shots and stuff.
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Damn. Surprised they didn't take him to a dentist first. Speaking of speaking of dentist, I had a nice visit with mine yesterday. Sure. Two months is yep. That's what happened. And here, let's do this. So I gotta go get another X-ray and some stuff, but it looks like it might have worked out alright the way it, developed. We'll see. It's never fun having to get all your teeth replaced, folks. And, it's not and and it's not inexpensive either. So I, even down here, and I told, his name's Martin, which we pronounce it Martin. They'd pronounce it Martin down here, and and his two children were there because they're out of school and stuff and in the office there. And I said, well, I'm it's funny. His name is Martin, and his his daughter is Martina, and his son after that's Mark Martin Junior. So, anyway, I said, well, I'm I'm helping to start their college fund.
He got a pretty good charge out of. So, anyway, we'll get through it. Not any fun. Not any fun at all. So, anyway, that there. And, what, what else? We got anybody else or something to add here this morning on current events or something that's happening we don't know about or any of that kind of stuff?
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Georgia, Idaho. Howdy.
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Hey, George. Morning.
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Morning. Actually, related to passports. Is it okay to bring that up? Of course. I have I have a it's unsigned, but I had a Department of State u period s period a period Washington 07/01/1871 1877. It was interesting just a kind of a a little one pager on what the application for a passport should have, a description of the person, blah blah blah. Passport is good for two years from its date, no longer. A new one may be, yeah, may be obtained by stating the date and number of the old one, paying the fee of $5, furnishing satisfactory evidence that the applicant is at the time within The United States.
The oath of allegiance must also be transmitted when the former passport was issued prior to 1861.
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There you go, baby. Uh-huh. Those were generally like a letter from what I've read. They would just issue a letter, please let this person pass or whatever, and then they've become much more sophisticated. I thought and I was thinking this morning, so I'm glad you brought that up, George. In my conversation with Anne, and I was bringing stuff up, I went into the passport, area and tried to explain to her why that document is so important. You know? And, I got in. I said, do you know about the, paperwork reduction act? And she goes, no. So I had to explain to her the paperwork reduction act and the OMB numbers and why they were so strict and why they're so important and all that to lead up to showing her the warning box on the passport app.
And so I was kinda surprised that she didn't know anything about that or the significance of having any public information gathering request that has or doesn't have an OMB number on it. And the significance of that is damned important. If they do not get an o and b number on it, it is not legitimate. Nothing they use can they get back can be used. It's it's really a big no no. So, anyway, she didn't know anything about that. And I I wasn't too totally surprised, but yet I kinda was. You know? And it just goes to show the information that we've got to back up everything we say is right there. It's all valid. K? And that's why I never in all these years, fourteen and a half years now, I've never had one fact that I put out there that was been rebutted or proven wrong. I mean, okay. I might mispronounce guy who got Murr and the pronunciation police come out or, get a date wrong or or something like that.
But nobody has ever, disproven a fact I've said on the air or written anywhere. So that's pretty good track record, I think. We've never had one blowback from the federal government in fourteen and a half years on what we do here. No no blowback on anybody. So we've got what you'd have to call an unblemished track record. Uh-huh. Man, it was beautiful here this morning. We are finally in the front edge, it appears, of our what what I call our summer season. I people here call it the dry season because you get winds for thirty ninety days or more, and it blows the clouds away. And it gets very dry for everything because the winds. And this morning, it was just beautiful, and there was no wind. It was totally still. And here just now in the last couple of minutes, the winds kicked up. So pretty interesting. Hopefully, we're in that part of the year. It's very nice part of the year to be down here.
Not that the others aren't. They're just a little different, cloudy, dry, drizzly, etcetera. So, anyway, my favorite time of the year here. We'll enjoy it. Let's see. What what else can we go on? Interesting. It we could see especially if our information could be utilized appropriately. We could see a real crash in this whole system here in the near future. Put it that way. I don't know how near, but I know the whole system is it's rocking back and forth, man. That's why they gotta have all these wars. Do you know, Paul, they're they are drafting or what do you call it when you grab somebody and put them in the army impressing?
They're impressing 60 year old men in Germany? 60 years old? 60?
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Mhmm. Man.
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Yikes. I I hope Trump is putting his fifty day limit on Russia, unfortunately. Raj, that's conscripted. Conscripted is the other word. Thank you, Dave. Trump, impressed is another one. The, Trump is, got this fifty day limit up. I guess it ends at the August. And if here's what the deal is. If they don't stop the war or try and come to an agreement or something, Trump's gonna put a 100% tariffs on every one of Russia's trade partners. So what what he's doing is he's, they're driving the Chinese and the Russians together, and they're helping them build a damn foundation for bricks, which I'm tickled to death about. But no. The other people aren't. They wanna keep this, what they call the something privilege of the world reserve currency. And, and and I look. I like Trump. I like the American dollar. I like us having that, but that's all based on fraud. And if there's anything we can do to expose that and get rid of it, my god, I wanna be involved. Yes, Paul?
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Yeah. Oh, Trump is doing exactly what the Jews tried to do to Hitler tried to do to Germany. Yep. The Jews Well the Jews got the entire world, for all intents and purposes, to boycott Germany and actually tried to starve out the people and destroy the German nation. It's very true. And we need a first shot of war Trump, by doing that, by putting a 100% tariffs on all of Russia's trade partners, He is doing exactly what the Jews did to Hitler, and that started the World War. When you when you see who surrounds him, why where would you think he'd do anything different?
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Okay. The first shot, for those of you who don't know, not studied this kind of stuff, the first shot of World War two to me was what happens if Hitler went and got a different type of economist who who showed him how to bypass the users. Okay? The the the the the Global Monetary Fund. And so what he did was they started direct barter between their trade partners. Okay? And they cut out the financiers and they don't they don't you know, their god is money. They don't like getting cut out. And so what they did was they did a worldwide boycott on German goods. And the way they enforced it was because they own all the newspapers. Right? And they said, if you do not get rid of all your German goods that you sell in your store, you can't advertise in our newspapers. That's the way they enforced it. So that, to me, was the first shot of World War two right there. And who did it? Of course, the usual suspects.
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The usural
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suspects. There you go. The usura.
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The usura. There you go. Freudian slip that fit just perfectly. Fit like a glove.
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Yeah. Yeah. Usura. Usura. Roger? Yes, Julie?
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And then, and then also China released yesterday, but this is not verified, that they've shut down their ATM and seized all cash and requiring everybody there to use the digital yuan.
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Okay. Very possible. I heard that news about England this morning on Harrison. You can fly with these new carbon passports that they're coming out with. You can fly say, if you wanna go down to the beach in Spain, you can fly down there once every three years. K? Wow. Unbelievable. Now they're limiting travel. Yep. And that and and the what is that? That's locomotion. Impeding point a to point b. So now you've got your freedom of liberties gone for sure. K. So, yep, that's happening in jolly old. And, it was really nice to see Paul pop in yesterday. I'm sorry. I had to run off after the show so quickly. I really enjoyed Paul, and I hope you guys do too.
And, it's just always a privilege and an honor to have him on the show over here when he And then,
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and then one last thing, Roger. BYD just released the, a car powered by distilled water only, which will kill the electrical vehicle industry.
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Oh, that's good. Well, they'll probably kill them real quick. Yes. And that is like, it's running on hydrogen. They take the hydrogen, split it it somehow, and it's, it it is a a power generating element. And, yeah, boy, that'll, I if I was whoever's inventing that, I'd be very careful. But those are the kind of things that would be available to us. Free electricity. How what do you think the world would be like with free electricity and free power if we could get back to there? Okay.
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So there's some My understanding is is that there was a, there was a hydrogen powered, car a long time ago, and that man was suicided. So now, it's the similar technology that wait what you described. It's just a tiny bit different. But this guy, I think, is over in South Korea or something like that or maybe I don't know. Maybe Vietnam or Zimbabwe. I can't remember. He's the one who created this, but I think they'll get rid of him soon too. I, I I hope he, has a bunch of dead man switches on his information.
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A couple of years ago excuse me. Couple of years ago out in California at the, History of Computer Museum, I think, in San Jose, They had a worldwide demonstration. You could look at it on the web, and they have mastered is it fusion or fission? I I I can't ever get those separated in my mind. But, anyway, the peaceful type like you're talking about. Okay. Fusion taking hydrogen out of here, and they did a demonstration on it. I saw the guy interviewed that was he was not a scientist, but he's been very involved in the the whole effort to to achieve this for thirty years or more. So one of those outsiders is almost on the inside.
And his comment was, Julie, they have developed this to the point, and they know it's gotta be scaled up, but things like this car and other things like that are possible as they scale it up, but they were gonna go to the underbelly, the as he put it, the soft underbelly of the market, which is home heating. And, he stated, if I can remember correctly, he stated that a glass of water with this process can power a 100,000 homes through an entire winter. A glass of water. There's that much energy
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in a glass of water when you break these things down. I believe I believe that. We're supposed to have free in energy. They also have, apparently, MedBed with light technology in them Yeah. Where you can just get in and they heal you in five minutes.
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Well, we'll if we can get all these, what do you call them? What do you call them now? All these instigators out of the way. Here, we might can, get to a point we could take those applications and apply them to mankind. But what we've gotta get away from and we gotta get rid of is the the people that treat money as a god. How about that? That's pretty accurate. That's what my friend said, my former friend, I should say. My trumpet player friend who lived in New York for twenty seven years and, of course, played bar mitzvahs and weddings and all that kind of stuff. And he had some members of the, music, community that were Jewish there that played with him. And they were talking about this one day, and one of the musicians said, well, they they worship a different god than us. Their god is money. Boy, how accurate is that?
Roger. Accurate. Yes. Well, there's Robbie. I think it's Robbie. Yes.
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Good morning. Good morning. I wanted to, ask you. Did you hear Martin Armstrong on Alex Jones? Did you already discuss it? You were a little late today, weren't you? Yes, sir.
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Yeah. We talked about it briefly.
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Oh, it was terrible because, even though a lot of this is over my head, it sounds like, the money changers, you know, their system is dying, and Been dying from it. With a very ingenious way to preserve it, and that's through this, genius act. But the only way to keep their money system going is to keep the wars going. So, I I never heard Alex kinda freak out. I mean, he
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he took it hard, and and I think we should all take it hard. Well, I and I It's not good. Well, I remember what he was saying when that elicited that reaction from mister Jones. And what he was saying was that this, Tether and all these stable coins and what they're doing with them is basically the same thing Lincoln did with war bonds in nineteen eighteen sixty three, and that they are preparing for war and that this Tether coin is a store of an alternative value where they can, the like, for instance, the way I heard it explained the other day, I think it was I remember who was talking about it. But they said one of the Tether coins they've got, and they've gone out and bought a bunch of bonds.
And so underneath it on the backing of the Tether coin are the is debt. Okay? Now they've got another one that is gold. And so the backing of the Tether coin on that group is gold. So they got one that's debt and one that's real. But Martin Armstrong said that what he saw them doing is building up this, cash of, of of liquidity that they could use to start a war. So if you wanna get in that if you wanna go get into that, go listen to yesterday's, Martin Armstrong second hour with AJ. K? And, I so Roger? Yes. Yes, ma'am. I'll post the link, Roger. Yeah. So, Robbie
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Robbie, while you're on on page nine of the, Genius Act, which is otherwise known as the Stablecoin Act, it has the standard for the stablecoins, and they're gonna be backed by Federal Reserve notes and Treasury bills notes or bonds. And, Martin Armstrong basically said it's a repeat of 1863 Yep. The National Bank Act of 1863. So what they're gonna do is they're going to authorize, all the banks to issue stable coins, but they have to actually fund the war by buying the treasuries. It's the same thing all over again. So the base basically, the government's turning the stable coin into a digital dollar.
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Yes. It's not a CBDC. It's not a CBDC, but it's a digital dollar. K? And it's backed by either gold. Hold on. It's backed by either gold on one camp or debt with treasury bonds on the other. Yes. Go ahead, Julie. Yeah. Well, Martin Armstrong
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specifically stated that stablecoins are the bait and switch for the direct issued government CBDCs. That is quote, unquote, from his mouth, and they can be programmed just just exactly like CBDCs can be programmed.
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Okay. Well, I that's not my understanding, but whatever. You go go off and investigate it on your own. Okay. I would tell I'll tell you what I would like for y'all to do, somebody. Is Murr with us? Oh, Murr. Murr said so good at a search engine. I was thinking about this last night. I I think I did it before. Didn't get any results. Could y'all put a $10.40 Bond in in the search engine and see if anything comes up on it? $10.40 Bond. That yesterday.
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I did that yesterday. Okay. Yeah. And I I couldn't find and I couldn't find any evidence. You were right. Samuel was saying that they were associated.
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And when I went to all the search engines and I went to three, it says they couldn't find any that were directly related to him. So and and Samuel comes back and he he quotes a book on somebody that I guess, appears to be authoritative. 100. The book of the hundreds. Yep. And this I'd never heard of this before David Strait came out with it. That evidently is where he can got it the first time. And even when that came up, I don't know, a year ago or something, I went to a search engine that didn't go into a whole bunch of them. I went into one and put 10 40 bonds in there, and nothing came up. So I've got big questions about the 10 40 bond things. And, of course, that casts aspersion on the entire book of the hundreds, Samuel.
Sorry.
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Yeah. Well, I yeah. I couldn't find anything that stated that they were, issued by Lincoln, and I used three search engines yesterday when he was talking about it. So I don't know.
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So, so That's right. My my my antenna is up on the book of the hundreds, Samuel. Who was talking right there, Rob? Yes, sir? You? I,
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yeah, I researched greenbacks night before last, and, no $10.40 greenback thing was ever mentioned. There was there were two different greenbacks, and I think one of them, a small group of them, was maybe a bond, but it kinda went over my head about the explanation. But neither one of them were backed by gold.
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Well, see, the greenbacks didn't have to be backed. That's the whole theory of this type of and this should work today. Okay? You've got to spend in you you create the the bills, let's say US notes, and they're not backed by anything. You create those That's what did you get. And then the circulation. Right? And so you spend them into circulation. So now they're circulating out there, but you have to tax out exactly what you spent in. So there's no excess for speculation. The whole thing works with nothing backing it because the money doesn't necessarily have to be, have something backing it. It just has to be recognized and used as a medium of exchange. That's all its function is.
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Yeah. That's what he did. He paid off a lot of war debt, and it became stable because the public had confidence in it. Yep.
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Except what they neglected to do is what when you've got humans involved is you don't tax out what you spent in, and now there's excess, and now you're back to the same problem. Yes, sir. You may.
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Yes. It just came up. It says, buy arena breakout, infinite ten forty bonds, fast delivery and benefits. Do you want the web address?
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Well, does that tell you what they are? Does this have to do with Lincoln? What what is this? I didn't go deeper. Hold on. Well, you need well, you need to go a little deeper. We're talking about them back in the eighteen sixties. Not in something somebody's hold on, Julie. Not in something somebody's trying to offer now. Yes.
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Yeah. I was just gonna say I researched them only related to Lincoln and couldn't find anything. So maybe they exist, but maybe they weren't issued underneath him. That was what I was looking for. I yield A ten forty is the spreadsheet. The greenback.
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What the was that was that directed at Julie? Did she research the greenback?
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Yeah.
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Research the greenback. Alright. Do that, Julie. Here's your homework assignment for tonight. And now a ten forty remember, a ten forty is a statute staple, is a is a Jewish sheatar. Now the Jewish sheatar or a statute staple can be a bond or a contract. K. I remember that. But I've never seen anything until David Strait, the late David Strait came up with it and said, that they were using something when Lincoln was selling $10.40 treasury bonds. Well, hell, I've never heard of that. I heard years ago where they got that nomenclature of ten forty, and I just flat don't remember why they call it that. But we know what it is. It's a specialty contract, and we know what it does when it's got those two. It's gotta have two characteristics.
It's gotta have a recognizance recognizing another body of law in the contract, and it's has to be signed under seal. K? Hey, Roger. There's Lisa. Hey, Belize. How you doing? I I I remember
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reading some stuff about the greenbacks and and, you know, so that whole mess to fund the civil war and that adviser that Lincoln had. So evidently, he he was speculating, I'll call, of feeling like his his option was to to print the or to print the bonds to fund the war. And his adviser's response was, well, if you can print the bonds, why can't you just print them out? Print the notes. Okay. And I
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this is back when I was first in Argentina that somebody sent me a fairly long article. I remember reading it. I think, Rich, Rick, you you came up with the guy's name, but it was the guy that taught Lincoln this about the monetary system before he was president. Paper. What what's his name? Colonel
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Dick Taylor. He was a financial guy, and he was conscripted into the army as an adviser. Okay. Conscripted into the army as an adviser.
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Okay. So that's the guy that turned Lincoln on all this stuff. Lincoln went and applied it. There are no bonds involved because it doesn't have to have any backing. It could still work today if somebody's got the kahunas to tax out what they spent in. That's the key right there on the back end, of course.
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That's Rick Rick and I in the evenings have been having the last couple of days some pretty good conversations about that. And that was my question last night. How did they how did they keep it from being inflationary or deflationary? I wonder how
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that vigilance was kept because that's required. It wasn't it wasn't worth a crap because it got very inflationary, and they weren't worth the paper they're printed on because they didn't tax out of circulation what they spent in. And the equilibrium was screwed up. What is it?
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I love it.
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They did hold their They did hold their screeching. We've got screeching and things going on here. Let's see what's going on. Joan's mic is open. Joan, your mic is open. Joan, do you have a question? You just wanna screech at us or what? No. She was saying Buenos Dias to somebody in the room. Oh, okay. Well, she's up in South Carolina now for the summer. She's not in Costa Rica. Yes. I'm in Costa
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Rica.
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What, Joan?
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Yes. I'm in Costa Rica because of the stupid renovation.
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Oh, you're back in Costa Rica. Okay. Alrighty. Well, I didn't know that. Kenmore Rick Kenmore to add to what I was thinking. Back to Rick in this little path, little little round robin thing and hear what I'm sure is important that he was gonna say. Rick?
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Well, I'm I'm not an expert on it, but I was reading about it, and the greenback fluctuated in the value, but it did hail it did hold its own all the way up to $19.13, basically.
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Really?
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The $19.13. Something last night. Well, generally yeah. Well, that was the only paper money, I think, that was in circulation other than local banks. I'll be doing But, Alicia said something last night that just set the light bulb off in my head. She said that the legislation for the Federal Reserve wasn't very long. It wasn't that many pages and that the interest had to be paid in gold from the US Treasury. And, man, that's that's when it all fell together. That's why we were bankrupt by '33. All the gold was gone.
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Yes. And and and they had evidently and we hear differing stories, so I'm kinda guessing a little bit this. But there was arbitrage. There was an arbitrage situation after 1913. What I mean by that was gold was priced at $20 in The US and may have been 30 or 35 over in Europe. So what they were doing, of course, this crowd, they take the gold from The US and steal it, or whatever they do, and take it over to Europe and play that arbitrage. And they got caught up with them that a lot of the gold was missing evidently, and that was part of what was adding to the whole conflagration here between 1913 and 1933, twenty years of skullduggery.
You can bet on it. We just gotta stop these bastards, folks. They've got to be stopped. I've never seen anybody else. Comment. Yes. Just a second, Tom. I think. I've never seen anybody else. I mentioned this on the air. And so please correct me if you know. Is there anybody else we've ever known in history that got these little slimy bastards backed into a corner like we've got them back here? Does anybody know of any other incident in history? Because I don't. K? Tom, was that you, buddy? That's what we got here, folks. Very powerful. That was George again. Oh, hey, George again. How are you doing?
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It's good. I'm doing well. Just a comment, which I think is, we should probably post it on the website. It's not just because this is a subject critical part of history, but the carry currency, letter. Oh, cute. Has anybody read that? It's on the phone. What the carry
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currency letter? We're gonna talk right in the middle. Are you in are you in a little, eating house or something there?
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Yeah. Let me Yeah. Area of dishes and whatnot. Is that better? Yeah. Much better. Now please start again from the start, George. The carry currency letter. You have Google that. It's seven pages, sort of, sent to, explain. It was basically an explanation of what was going on with the economy and why they took the measure, including the greenback. And it talks exactly to what you just said about the European interest, you know, funneling all the dough over there and all the assets over there. So fantastic and really kinda paints Lincoln in a little different light too. So
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The current the carry currency letter? Yep. C a r e y. Oh, c a r e y. Well, that's what what Currency. Yeah. Triggered me when you said that was the carry trade, which is unwinding right now, and it is a big threat to the world economy and the bond market. And that is from Japan's lost decade. What was that? Back in the seventies or the eighties when they had their real estate crash and they ran up all the prices, and they've never been the same since. It was called the lost decade. And then they started because of that issuing, they dropped the interest rate to zero.
And so you could literally go over to Japan and borrow money for zero. Zero interest rate. And then they take that and they bring it back to New York and buy US treasuries. They're paying three to 5%. So let's say you had a $100,000,000. That'd probably be a low number, from, and borrowed that. You had, well, 33% on a $100,000 a year is pretty good, isn't it? I think it is. It's like gravy. You don't owe anything on what you borrowed, and you get nothing but interest on the top end, and it's all gravy. What's 3% of a let's say a 100,000,000. What what's that? 3,000,000 a year or something?
Probably something like that. Well, that's pretty good. I can live on 3,000,000 a year. Can you, George? Well, I guess George could do even now, even out there in Idaho. So, yeah, it's very interesting And everything they do, of course, is undermined by this because their god is money. Period.
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Well, Roger, I'll I'll I'll attempt to answer that based on that money has such a way of corrupting. I could probably live on the 3,000,000 a year for maybe five years, and then my soul would probably become corrupted. Yes. And then I would just put a little more.
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Just a little more. Well, that's what Rockefeller said. Have you ever heard that quote? Somebody asked old John d. He said That's why I said that. Oh, that's why he said it. He says, for the audience, somebody asked old John d, how much is enough? And his response was just, well, at least, just a little bit more. Just a little bit more.
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Oh, yeah.
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Such wonderful people. Yeah, Rick?
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Sheldon just sent me a link. This this seems to be a pretty good article. I'm just reading a little bit of it, but, I I I got it on the other phone. I can send it to Paul, but there's a great quote by Otto Von Bismarck in there after Lincoln's assassination.
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Right. What did you say?
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Well, it's a little long, but but, anyway, he's he's talking about,
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We got plenty of time. How'd my We got plenty of time.
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Okay.
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He said the death of Lincoln was a disaster for Christendom. There was no man in The US great enough to wear his boots. I fear that foreign bankers with their craftiness and tortuous tricks will entirely control the exuberant riches of America and use it systematically to corrupt modern civilization. They will not hesitate to plunge the whole of Christendom into wars and chaos in order that the earth should become their inheritance.
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There you go from mister Bismarck in the eighteen hundreds, folks. Everybody's been fingering these son of a bitches since before Christ was born. This is not a new phenomenon. Roger? Yes. Is that Samuel?
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Yeah. It's me. Okay. Hey, Samuel. We've been talking about you. Yeah. I've been on. I just I'm sort of busy, but, I did look up that site, that I read yesterday on the bonds, and it's in the foot footnotes. It says it's on page 23 63 of the book of the hundreds. The footnote is three twenty two, three twenty three, and three twenty five. And they all come this from the book called The Civil War and Reconstruction by j g Randall.
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And the quotes are from page four forty seven and four forty six. Okay. Well, why don't any of the search engines come up with a $10.40 bond?
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Well, there's a lot of things that don't come up, Roger. I mean, there's a lot of things that are hidden. I would agree, wouldn't do. Oh, yeah. Big hiding going on. Yeah. I mean, he puts exact interest rates on these items and the dates and the debt and the year. This was researched probably back in the day in the eighteen sixties. And,
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you know, to say it's not true. I don't know. You'd have to prove it not true. Well, I I think if you go to a bunch of search engine and nothing comes up, I'd I'd be a little bit skeptical right off the top. Search engines are Well, that's why Internet are pretty pretty complete. Yeah. What was the name of the book again? Maybe Paul can go see if he can find it. The Civil War and Reconstruction
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by j g Randall. Okay. Page four forty six and four forty seven. Okay.
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Two pages of low basically
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Okay. The one thing that that he they bring up in this book as well is Lincoln brought in the national banking. That didn't exist until Lincoln got rid of state banks because they couldn't get the money that wasn't as profitable the way they wrote the bank national banking act. So he eliminated that was the first time we really get the setup for the Federal Reserve. And Lincoln, by the way, in the book of the hundreds, it it they do a pretty good job of proving he's an atheist. So Bismarck calling him a Christian is by name only, I would say.
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Okay.
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Alright. So, anyway, there's a little little tidbit from Samuel. Two pages on on do do what now, Rick?
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I don't think Bismarck called him a Christian. He was talking about Christian doing as a whole and what it was gonna do.
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Well, then he might be correct. I I apologize. But, you have the you know, Lincoln had a little book according to the book of the hundreds that his friend says, you better destroy that because if anything any any Christian person finds that and publishes it in this country, you won't get elected dog catcher. And those these were his best friends and his business partner that, testimony to his character as a so called Christian.
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Uh-huh. Well, he was, certainly a controversial character. No doubt about it. You know, there's a statue of him that still stands in Westminster in England. Yeah. Sure is.
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And the other thing you gotta remember too is is that the Russians put a fleet at in New York and in San Francisco Right. To keep France and England out of that war. Yep. It was truly an international
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war in its own right. Right. And the Russians were supporting the South. So, anyway, I I did I'd like to see us get back in in good graces with Russia. It would be a wonderful union. It would benefit the whole world, but these people hate the Russians so much because of all that history. You know, they never forget anything. And, Russia, where you go? Union, Roger. Oh, it was pro union? I thought it was pro south.
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That's why they put their fleet in New York Harbor and San Francisco. They keep the British out of the out of taking the side of the South. I Keep the French. It was to keep the French from pouring the South from Mexico. It was the British and the French. On the West Coast, it was primarily the British and not taking over Oregon and, Washington. And, in the East, it was, it was probably a little bit more of the French. But,
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okay. Roger? Robbie, go ahead.
[01:04:48] Unknown:
Yes. We've talked here about Lincoln being a Jew whose last name was Springsteen.
[01:04:54] Unknown:
Yes. I know. I've heard those talks. I've I've heard those before. This is another one of those things that I just I just have I'm a little skeptical. Pardon me. You know? So, who, Rick, you had something to say? I was gonna say there was an angle. Link was picked out with Carl Yep. Rick, you wanna try again, please? Go ahead, Rick. Alright, Rick. Joan, do you wanna come forward and say something?
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Hi, Roger. I'm sorry. My phone cut Roger, my phone cut out just then when you were saying something. What were you saying to me? I'm sorry.
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Were you trying to say something? You're interrupting our conversation
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here. Are you trying to say something? I'm so far yeah. Lincoln was pen pals with Karl Marx. I thought y'all knew that. Okay. Bye.
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Don't know. I mean, back in those days, you might have been looking for different forms of government. Who knows? You know, we didn't know the scourges of communism at that point. They did from the eighteen forty eighters in Europe, but don't know about that. Okay. Now, Rick, please, if you got something to say, please say Roger, and don't just interrupt the conversation. Please? Mhmm. Rick? Okay.
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I was gonna say was that that Sam is correct. The French had ruled occupied Mexico for a short time right before the revolutionary, right before the civil war, and they were gonna make a deal with they wanted to make a deal with the Confederacy to supply the Confederacy so they could retain Mexico.
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Oh, okay.
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That was a complex situation back then. Oh, I know. I wanted to tell you when I was talking with Anne. And I told her, I said, I think that this here is the reason that the civil war was started. You know what? She said, I totally agree with you.
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I thought that's very interesting. K? So where else what else have we got? There's Samuel back with something. Yes, sir? Yeah. In the book of the hundreds, they have a quote by Teddy Roosevelt in a public speech, and he calls, he calls Lincoln a communist.
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Okay. Well, he could have been. I mean, certainly, he was a federalist. I mean, look what we've got, a brand a a variety communism from his efforts back then. So could be. Could be. I mean, you know, communism would be great if it worked. It just doesn't work. It's never worked. Not once. K? So, so where else can we go this morning? And we don't and the other thing they've given us is just a bastard form of capitalism. We're not living in capitalism. Capitalism is based on real money. We don't have real money and hadn't had for ninety three and a half years. So it's yes. It's capitalism, but it's a a hell of a different strain and form.
Roger?
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Julie. Yes, ma'am. I posted the interview between Alex Jones and Martin Armstrong for those people who are interested in the FCC chat. If someone's on Zoom too and they can post it on Zoom, that would be great, or maybe Paul can.
[01:08:02] Unknown:
Okay. I always like to go back. I the way I I do Infowars is go to Ron Gibson's channel. He's both on big shooting. To that shoot. Right? No. He's not with us anymore. Who? No. No. No. That this is a different one, and he is with us. Oh, this is a different one? Is that just like the one that posted that? No. No. No. And, so it's on Ripple, a rumble, Ripple rumble, and, also over on BitShoot. You can go put in Infowars. A number of different things will pop up. Look for Ron Gibson's channel. And he's very good about taking each excerpt, each hour long excerpt, editing them the commercials out. And then when that show's done, it'll have a full show option. So you can go through all however many hours with no commercials.
And, he's he's very good. I've been looking at InfoWars that way for a long time. So either Bitchute or Rumble, Ron Gibson. And, funny, I had a friend, a friend who we made for a long time named Ron Gibson too. I know it's not him either. He's the one where I'd when I first started getting into this stuff, and I I was trying to tell him, Roger, don't preach to me. It's like you're preaching to me. Well, okay. I guess I am. So, anyway, that's why you just don't force this stuff down people's throats. They're not gonna accept it. You're gonna walk away. It's gonna, probably impair a relationship.
And, just if you're gonna do that, no going in what's gonna happen. That's probably what's gonna happen. It's been my experience. Yeah. So you gotta it's easier to pull a rope than it is to push a rope. You've gotta see if there's interest there and develop it. It's the only way to do it.
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Hey, Roger?
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Yes. Yes. Who's that?
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This is Kyle from Michigan.
[01:09:49] Unknown:
Hello, Kyle. How are you doing? Been a while since I've been on, but good. How about you? Well, pretty good. Shame on you then.
[01:09:56] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Damn straight. I've been real busy trying to spread the word, though, and you saying that brought me. I actually came to talk about this, but and I just joined. But you saying what you just said about pushing a rope and pulling it, it's related to what I have to say. And I was talking to this gentleman, and he compared this movement to the transgender movement in the sense that nobody wants to hear about it. He agreed to about the facts and saying it makes sense, but the mass population
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doesn't wanna hear about it. They're not ready to hear about it. And I just thought that was such an interesting Well opinion. I think he's probably true. But you see our advantages, we don't need the only thing the majority of the population Kyle has ever done is to vote their hands in your pocket. Okay? It's always a small dedicated percentage of people that start brush fires in the minds of men that get things accomplished. You see, we don't, you know, go back to the revolution. Only 3% of the people in the country want to fight King George. And I think we've already crazy something about us sorry, Roger. I I I think we've probably already got a minimal percentage, especially, and I don't know about David Strait and whoever her other David, whatever his name was.
I don't know what they put in. I don't know if it works. I guess it does. I just don't know. And, but I know our stuff works, and I know why they don't. And so that's right, Kyle, and see if we can get this presented properly and it could ever really be set up and staged. We could get way more than 10% of the country filing these affidavits. And that's really about all we need, honestly. 20% would be better, 30% would be better because we're gonna get those people to pull themselves out of the tax system. And now they're hung with their own fraudulent paper. So it doesn't take a whole bunch. Transgender movement is. It only adds fuel to the fire. Well, I don't I I I don't think freedom has anything to do with transgender, maybe in some weird way.
But, I I don't I don't think the Principality. Okay. Well, people that want freedom and wanna get out of this system, like me and like Julie and some of the others, when you get presented with this information, there's nothing that'll stop you from walking through walls to get the truth. K? And that's what we want are truth seekers. So, yeah, I understand the guy's sentiment, but I don't give a damn about the majority of people. Remember, fifty three percent of the people in that recent survey, they can't read past the third grade level. And twenty one percent of the population is totally illiterate. So do I care about those people?
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No. Well, thank you. Thank you for that.
[01:12:45] Unknown:
Can I chime in, Raj? Sure, Lisa. Go ahead. Here's something for you. It it's just the the description of that small group required. I I believe the adjective used is irate, a small irate minority. I think Lighting. That might not be the right word. But Oh, lighting.
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As one of the founders used that in different context, lighting brushfires in the minds of men. That's what we do. And so, I don't know. I'm hoping, and we'll find out through this weekend how that's received. I think y'all know what I'm talking about. I know miss Vandersteel has received it. She listen, man. I don't know honestly of how much of her understanding came from her conversation before me with Dave. I I just don't know. He said he tried to not get into it too in-depth because he wanted me to do it. So but I don't know how much of that, but I'm telling you, Ann Vandersteel was a very quick understudy.
Very quick. And I've dealt with this for many years with a lot of people. K? She's very sharp and put things together real quick. And, I I told her at the end of the conversation, I said, listen. I you know, knowing who she is and the vibrancy of I'm I'm getting to be pretty old and all that kind of stuff. And, I I told her, if you wanna learn this, I'll teach you everything I know. K? I mean, with her charisma, her stature, her connections, her intelligence, her talents, and all those areas, she's a real good candidate. K?
So I look I look forward to getting to know her better, and I'd like to see us work together, actually. So we'll see where all that goes. Let's just kinda hopium. Never know. But we had a very good phone conversation, and I thought a very, very good reciprocating relationship. So somebody's gonna say something there?
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Oh, I was. The Civil War and Reconstruction by James Garfield Randall, is on archive.org. You can borrow it, and you can read it live, or there is a copy of it in the books, folder on, docs.exposethematrix.com.
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Okay. And that's the book Samuel was referring to that's footnoted in the book of the hundreds as to this $10.40 bond? Well, somebody is only two pages.
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I've I've it's let me read that.
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Okay. Well, thank you, Paul. It took some doing to find it, but I did. We know you accomplished the impossible, so we always appreciate it.
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Yeah. The the the quotes are on, supposedly on page four forty six and four forty seven. Okay. That's 912
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page seven. Out of all the history, I guess this is the only place that ten forty bonds are are somehow referenced because nobody else can find anything on them. So we'll see. K?
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Thank god for footnotes. You're you're a tough sell, Roger.
[01:15:58] Unknown:
Well, not really. Not really, Samuel. When I don't see it anywhere else except two pages in some obscure book, I'm a little questionable. Sorry.
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No. It's it appears to be pretty obscure. They don't want you to see it.
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Okay.
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And, Raj, let me correct you. I'm the only one that's questionable here. Just saying.
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Uh-huh. Okay.
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Alright. I am the only one that's questionable in this. Alright. We'll take your word for it. Member who controls publishing.
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All that somebody's talking to us from a
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a very acoustically unfriendly room. Bathroom? Do we do we have another bathroom studio? Is that Waheed? Waheed? No. It's not Waheed.
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No. It's not. A person in charge of the publishing industry is my point to make sure that things are not out there. I yield.
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Okay.
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I think we got part of that. Something about the publishing industry. The person the the people that are in charge of the publishing industry can decide what is published and what is not and what is available and what isn't.
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Well, you know, and it's funny because, we played once a long time ago, and I still got it somewhere. I'd have to really hunt to find it. It's in the archives back in some point of Allison Weir. You remember that, Paul? You were here when that was played. And, Allison Weir, Allison Weir, a very sharp diminutive female. And, I mean, she confronts these Jews in Washington trying to do do something positive and hear these guys come and knock her camera out of her hand and stuff. I mean, they're just such obnoxious assholes. Yes.
But, anyway, Allison was talking about do you know who George Hansen was, Paul? No. He's a congressman from Illinois, back maybe in the seventies, very popular. And he wrote a book, on this called what was the name of it? Something attachment. Passionate a passionate attachment, I think. Something like that. And it was about a little bit. It was about his career, a little bit about Israel there at the last. And so, Allison Weir was working with them to get it published and and and promoted. And she went to one of these history magazines, and this, of course, Jewish owned. And, they said, no. We'll never we'll never advertise that. There's just one little sliver about Israel in there. And here's a guy, George Hansen. They they primary him, bounced him out of congress. He's a good congressman from Illinois, I believe.
And, is that the is that the the passionate attachment, and that's the name of it? But they told her they said not only excuse me. Not only will we not advertise it for you? None of the other 21, magazines dealing with historical stuff will either. Well, here's their total control of these industries and echoing what that fellow said a minute ago. Who was the, who was who was the guy that wrote it? George Hanson, I believe.
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S e n or s o n?
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I'd I I have no idea, Paul. Years ago. I believe the book was called The Passion and Attachment or something attachment or whatever. Anyway, that's the story. She went to a magazine trying to get it advertised, and they said, nope. We won't do it, neither will any of the other, 20 other magazines dealing with historical stuff. So here's how they get clamps on all this information. What did somebody say the other day? It was Harrison. Said, they put, the they've they've never changed all all these facts that we found out, like the assassination of Kennedy or any of these things. We've got they've never changed that in any of the history books. The false history is still out there. That's who they are. We gotta, it's quite a quite a task.
I don't think it can be done without crashing the financial system. So get that house in order if you can and hadn't already. And, but that's the only way we're gonna get rid of these bastards is to expose them and get rid of them. You can't trust them. You can't they'll lie to you. They'll cheat. They'll never do anything they say they're gonna do. And it's not me that dictates what may be perceived as a heinous remedy Right here. Of illuminating the bloodlines of these people. But you see, it's not me that's dictating that. It's them. And they've proven us to us that that's the only way you can deal with them because killing them is the only thing they understand.
Sorry. Yes, Julie?
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Yeah. They're gonna use the strategic Bitcoin reserve to pay off the debt that's owed is my understanding. So Okay. I hope that's true, but, you know, we don't know. They have probably have four, eight sets of books where they buy us, and the true account of debt is probably more like 200,000,000,000,000.
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Alright. How about this? How about that all that's fraudulent and it all just goes away?
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Yep. And I think that's what they were going to do, if they were gonna sit down and go through and see which was fraud what was fraudulent and just erase that and then the stuff that's not Well, they don't. Strict But Bitcoin reserves stuff. Right. But they don't know that it's all fraudulent because it's all based on lies
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and layers of fraud and people asking you a question that's, are you a citizen of The United States? It's not the complete question. They've got to ask you if you're a national too. So there's lack of of accurate information and the one layer of fraud on another on another on them. Hopium mum mum, but, I think the whole damn thing's fraudulent. And I think I think all the sudden bitches ought to be held with eating their own fraudulent paper. And then I think we ought to go back and bring out the word rep, rip. Oh, shit.
Where they give us money back reparations because they've stolen all this with this scheme over ninety three and a half years. So I think there needs to be reparations. And you go to them and say, you're either gonna give us 90% of your fortune or we're gonna kill you. Your choice. Okay? I agree. So alright. Julie and Lisa, we're both there, I think. Julie, were you finished? Or Lisa? Lisa?
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I I was just gonna say as far as getting I Thank you. I was just gonna say as far as the debt, it all has to be fraudulent. It's all based on this usury system Yep. That was never
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legal. Well, then we're the collateral for. There's just fraud after layer after layer after layer of fraud here. Hey, Raj. So I I will tell you I wrote a I I had to write a small email to Glenn, and I said, looks like our information is gonna be presented to a real big guy this weekend. And he wrote me back. He says, please keep me in the loop on the successes of you and your team. So thank you, team. We will. Yes. Now, Paul?
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Are you sure that was George Hansen?
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No. I'm not. I I no. I think it was. It may not be. I don't know. Okay. George Hanson was a congressman, and I was able to find
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a few books by him, how the IRS seizes your dollars and how to fight back
[01:23:34] Unknown:
Yeah. To harass our people, the IRS, and government abuses power. That may have been it right there, to harass our people.
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The pack there's another book that was written called The Passionate Attachment. I thought it was his. It may not be. Okay. Well, I wasn't able to I I was able to find a bunch of books with passionate attachment in the title, but I just didn't think it did it. So to harass our people, the IRS, and government abuse of power, that's what you think it is? Yeah. You know what's funny? I was at some function
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years before I got into this in Atlanta, and there was a guy I later met named Dick Beckert who was outside of that handing those books out. He had a case cases of them, just handing them out there by the walk out. And I brought that home and put it up on my bookshelf and never opened it. He used to harass our people.
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Yeah. Well, that's that's because, that's because it didn't cost you anything. If he would have, said, here's a book. Give me a dollar.
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That's true. You'd have more of a tendency to read it. Very true. That's right. Oh, well, but, yeah, later on, I got in the patriot movement that came up. I went, well, damn. I got that book right over there. Uh-huh. There you go. So, yeah, George Hanson was written out of Congress, by the same bunch, of course. Right. We we're they're we've got we've got some big comeuppance for them, and I just I ask all of you to pray that this information is warmly received and that so here's the problem we've got with this. Is it's very complex? You've lived a whole life in an upside down world, and now you're presented with this. Your whole world's gotta turn upside down, and your whole world view has got to be reconsidered and reevaluated.
And you just don't do that overnight. Mhmm. That's the that's the real big obstacle, right, that I see.
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Right.
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So, yes, there's a Roger. Did I hear a Roger? Samuel? Yeah. What's Samuel again? Another place to look is the Legal Tender Act of 1862. It authorized the Treasury to issue 150,000,000 in United States notes and authorize the sale of 500,000,000 in bonds to fund the war effort. By the end of the war, the union had raised about two thirds of its money through loans and bond sales with the total cost of the war estimated at 5,200,000,000.0. That's a lot more than the book of the hundreds. The book of the hundreds put it at about two and three quarter.
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Okay. Well, I'm sure that he was trying to finance it however he could. So I just, I've never put a lot of intense study into those days. That's why when I heard this $10.40 bond thing, why would they call it a $10.40 bond a hundred and two hundred years ago almost?
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It was based on the years. You you could get so much in ten years and full value in forty.
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Okay. Well, whatever. Very obscure information here. It's only found in a couple of places, it appears.
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So That's that's the way a lot of the information that we come across is gonna come to us. It's gonna come in bits and pieces by obscure publications.
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Okay. Could be. Well, when I after I've been in this thirty three years and I hear new stuff like that, I'm always question it's always questionable to me. So Yeah. Sorry for my skepticism. Okay. Same. Was that Bob trying to say something there? Who's trying to say hello? Boris. There's Boris. Yeah. I was wondering, could you explain the, SDR special drawing rights and how it relates to our the monetary system? Not really. The first person I ever heard come up that was John Nelson. And they have instituted it since special drawing rights, and it has to do with the IMF, the little that I understand on it. And there's a basket of currencies in there, and you use that to somehow borrow from the IMF special drawing rights. That's about all I know about it. Do you know more? No. I've I was wondering what you knew about it, and I thank you.
John Nelson was real big on that years ago. Probably most of you don't know who John Nelson is. He I think he's still with us. He used to hang out around Durango, Colorado. As bad as Colorado's gotten, he might have gotten out there by now. Absolutely fantastic researcher. No no question. But he was a terrible, terrible teacher. So talk in a real monotone without any kind of accentuation or anything like that. He's just a bad teacher. You know? But boy's information was sterling, and that's the first time I ever heard about that and that they were going to use, if I remember, SDRs to supplement or take the place of the currency, which they've kinda at least partially done. K?
So, you don't hear about them too much anymore, but I have heard about them subsequently to John Nelson's talks years ago. So it's just something I don't know much about. Yes, ma'am. Julie might, though. Yes. Yeah. What do you know about what do you know about SDRs?
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Oh, they're complicated, but you are correct. The it involves the, International Monetary Fund, and it also, involves member countries who are members of the International Monetary Fund. Yep. And basically, what it is, it's a reserve asset, but it's really not currency. It's more, it's more related to, foreign exchange. So what what they can be used for is, like, you can repay your loans, you can pay interest on your loan and other obligations, but, they can't be used, like, directly in normal, like, transactions. They they can exchange them, by by using what's called swaps.
But basically, it's based on, like you said, Roger, it's a basket of the major currencies. And I think the ones that are the major is like the British pound, the the yen, the Chinese,
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I tapped a toe. It's a toe tapper.
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What was that? Is that our is that our G buddies trying to distract us again? What was that? No.
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No. There are people that are unmuted. Greg, do you have a comment, or are you just unmuted for the fun? You're just you don't wanna play some music for us.
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Where we get amazing music. I think Julie I think Julie was getting in the deep end of the pool a little bit. Target.
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Pardon me? Okay. Got him. I got him. Yeah. If you're not talking,
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stay muted. Okay? Now listen, that was, that
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was intentional. That way, that music out loud was intentional. Now who did it? Who did it, Paul? Do we know?
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Well, Sheldon's unmuted. Did you just put us on hold, Sheldon?
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That's a fun funny music.
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Fans are another call? Unmuted. Paul, actually, Greg and Jer and then Jerry Garcia just popped up also as unmuted.
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Jerry, were you playing music for us there? A little interlude, a little introduction?
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Hey. Gregory here. Yeah. I Greg. I didn't even touch my my I hadn't even touched my stupid smartphone. I I don't know how I got unmuted, but I was not playing that. That was a nice little ditty that I was hearing. Yeah. That's a real. Okay. It was.
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Paul Just talking to me I need to play music, so else No. He was ingratiating
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me. Just keep conscious of the mute state of your phone. And if you get another call, hang up from the program before you answer that call because some cellular providers play elevator music to the line you put on hold. That ain't gonna wash. So just Yeah. If you get another call and you wanna answer it, hang up the conference
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and then call back. And then call back. Well, it was real nice. Whatever that music was is pretty nice. Little teddy tapper there.
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Really, you were talking
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about s and dogs. Oh god. Does anybody remember what we were talking about? Yes. SDRs, and Jerry was in the deep end of the pool there. Okay.
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Alright. I was just basically I mean, basically, it's a lot make a long story short, they're basically foreign exchange reserves to help out member countries, and they're based on a basket of currencies. So the other two that I didn't mention was the US dollar and the euro. Those are the main, currencies that make up the basket. But they're they're basically for all sorts of things, loan repayment, loans, the payments on entry interest, and they're also to help countries out, to provide financial liquidity for countries that are in problem in trouble. And I I think what I read a long time ago was that the largest SDRs ever to be issued or doing was during the COVID pandemic. I think that accounted for something like, I don't know, 70% of all of them ever dispersed.
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Probably. It seems like that's when I heard them come up again was during all those four years of bullshit and hell. Okay. So, Gregory, is that good you?
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I don't explain it as well as I could, but you could go on YouTube and just type in digital drawing where I there's a lot of people who can explain it better than I can, but they're basically foreign exchange reserve assets.
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You know, and I those were those were around a long time ago. Those were around back in the eighties and the seventies. I don't know where John was getting that information. I was just too green when I was exposed to him. John Nelson, if none of you have ever heard of him, was a, as I said, a spectacular researcher. K? Terrible teacher, spectacular researcher. There was a case. He lived in Durango. He had almost the whole city of Durango, Colorado using silver as medium of exchange at one point. And it was those influences on his students that, caused a case that came up out of Las Vegas.
I believe it was the Kehoe decision. Seems like that rings a bell. What they were doing was the guy owned a business, and he was paying his employees on with gold and silver on the stated value of the gold and silver that's put on the coin. Like, an ounce of gold is worth $50, that kind of thing. And he was paying his employees in in real money on that basis. And the IRS came after him, and they had one trial, and it was a it was a hung jury. And then they came back, and I think convicted the guy second time around. But it I think it was a k e h o e Kehoe decision. Anyway, that was John Nelson's work and, hell of a guy.
Didn't know him very well, met him only heard him once or twice. And, but his sister and him were quite bright. His sister was an attorney, if I remember Julie, in DC, and seems like they either murdered her or they put a hit out on her or they had a hit out on him. I don't remember the details, but it was that serious back then. K? I'll bet you none of y'all ever heard of John Nelson, have you?
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Interesting.
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K. Hell of a guy. I'm sorry you dropped off the scene. He was a cutting edge researcher. Okay. Who else got something we can dive into here in the last twenty minutes or so of the program? Yeah. Well, if not, we'll bring out another musical interlude. Just tap dance to the end of the show. How about that? I don't know. Like Fred Astaire. Okay. Nobody wants to bring out any music, man. I'm getting, y'all are a tough crowd. You're a very tough crowd. There's somebody. Alright. Come on. Yeah. Sheldon again. I was almost back asleep, and that music woke me up. So I need to get out of bed now. I that'd be a good idea. You know, we haven't heard from today is Larry. So I don't know if he's, like, out on a a heavy delivery thing or what. It was pretty unusual not to have Larry on the show, ejecting a question or a comment or two.
[01:36:52] Unknown:
Roger?
[01:36:53] Unknown:
Yes. There's Robbie again. Yes.
[01:36:58] Unknown:
I wanted to say, I never listened to, Black Sabbath or Ozzy, but even a broken clock is right once a day. He came out with a song, many of you may be familiar with it, from RBN called Masters of War. Paul, if you can find it and play it, the words to that are absolutely profound. And it is and I'm not a rocker. I used to be in cover bands, and I ended up doing music from classical to rock and roll. But I I dig that song so much, and it says so much. I don't think I would listen Fred Astaire. Bring out Sid Charice.
[01:37:41] Unknown:
Bring out Sid Charice. To hell with Fred Astaire. Well, we're gonna put you back in Charice. Can we put him back in the closet, please? So,
[01:37:51] Unknown:
Yeah. Hey. Wouldn't that War Pigs by Black Sabbath?
[01:37:55] Unknown:
Sorry. I don't I I I never listened to any of that stuff. I just didn't like it. So
[01:38:00] Unknown:
I didn't like it either, but masters of war. If I don't I don't know if that's the name of it or not, but it is it is incredibly powerful. Probably the most powerful song against the bankers that I've ever heard, shockingly.
[01:38:15] Unknown:
There you go, Paul. Now your assignment here.
[01:38:18] Unknown:
Yes. So somebody I believe War Pigs is Black Sabbath, and I always that's one I liked. And I also like Sweet Leaf, Tesco figure.
[01:38:27] Unknown:
Wasn't excuse me. Part of the lyrics Oh, the Part of the lyrics that War Pigs, I think it was, was, generals gathered in their masses just like witches at black masses.
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Yeah.
[01:38:43] Unknown:
Evil. Yep. Yep. Yeah. That's the one. I I believe it's called War Pigs. I highly recommend it. That's not the one we're talking about, though. Masters of War,
[01:38:54] Unknown:
the you're thinking of Robbie, you're thinking of the duet that, that's there's a Masters of War album by Mountain, Leslie West, and Leslie and Ozzy do a rendition of that Masters of War, and it is freaking incredible. But that song was written by Bob Dylan. Look up Bob Dylan, masters of war, and they did they remade it, and they made it into a, a heavy metal. Oh, it's awesome. Yeah. It's one of my favorite songs. You got it. You got let's do it. But masters of war, that's the the name of the album, and that's, Ozzy and and, Leslie West from Mountain did a you know, they did that duet on that song, and it is it's based on one of the terms and or one of the phrases or lines in that song is the Jews of old, you lie and deceive.
War can be won. You world war can be won. You want us to believe.
[01:39:54] Unknown:
It's it's really a great song. And I think Yeah. I never did use yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, Julie. Hold on. I think they're Dave got his name. Greg got his name. Alright. You're next. Go ahead.
[01:40:05] Unknown:
Yep. It says, come you masters of war. You that build the big guns. You that build the death planes. You that build all the bombs. You that hide behind walls. You that hide behind desks. I just want you to know I can see through your masks. You that never done nothing but build to destroy. You play with my world like it's your little toy. You put a gun in my hand and you hide from my eyes, and you turn and run run farther when the fast bullets fly. Like Judas of old, you lie and deceive. A world war can be won. You want me to believe. But I see through your eyes and I see through your brain like I see through the water that runs down my drain. You fasten all the triggers for the others to fire, then you sit back and watch while the death count gets higher. You hide in your mansion while the young people's blood flows out of their bodies and is burned in the mud. You've thrown the worst fear that can ever be hurled, fear to bring children into the world. For threatening my baby unborn and unnamed, you ain't worth the blood that runs in your veins. How much do I know to talk out of turn? You might say that I'm young. You might say I'm unlearned. But there's one thing I know, though I'm younger than you, that even Jesus would never forgive what you do. Let me ask you one question. Is your money that good? Will it buy you forgiveness? Do you think that it could? I think you will find when your death takes its toll, all the money you made will never buy back your soul. And I hope that you die, and your death will come soon. I'll follow your casket in the pale afternoon, and I'll watch while you're lowered down to your deathbed, and I'll stand over your grave till I'm sure that you're dead. It's amazing.
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That's It is amazing. That that is And Dylan
[01:41:48] Unknown:
Excuse me, Ryan. Dylan wrote it, but but Ozzy made it famous. Okay. Well, I think I'll remember here. If you play the song, yeah, if you play the song with the words, it's it's a knockout, Roger. It's a knockout. If somebody find it, thank you, Julie. I think Dylan did it by himself. I remember hearing that with his voice attached.
[01:42:08] Unknown:
Not Yes. He did.
[01:42:10] Unknown:
Yeah. I Dylan did it in '63. Version of it. Well, he'll pull that sucker out and play It's not Ozzy's version. He plays back up. It's,
[01:42:21] Unknown:
it's Leslie West from Mountain, and it's the lead that's the name of the album. Masters of War. Check it out. Well, I remember Dylan playing singing that. The lyrics
[01:42:31] Unknown:
are brilliant. And don't forget Dylan is the guy on more with wasn't morally it wasn't morally safer. It was the black guy on sixty minutes doing that interview where he said he cut a deal with the big guy. So here he is writing lyrics against the big guy, exposing the big guy. That's interesting, isn't it?
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Okay. Paul's Dave, you gotta be curious.
[01:42:55] Unknown:
Who who's who sings on Saturday mornings on RBM?
[01:43:00] Unknown:
Steven Douglas Whitener, Thoughtcrime Live. That's Leslie West. He's the guy who sings the main Wow. And then Ozzy comes in in the second verse.
[01:43:16] Unknown:
Okay. But we need to play that if we can, guys. Somebody find it, please? Well, that's gotta be Paul. I'd love to hear it. It's a great song.
[01:43:23] Unknown:
He's feverishly
[01:43:25] Unknown:
looking for it right now. I'm working on it, but we can't play it without a copyright violation, which will keep this program from being syndicated.
[01:43:34] Unknown:
Well, they can't. You could play, less than thirty seconds of it. It's claimed fair use. Yes. Who's saying Roger there? It was Samuel.
[01:43:45] Unknown:
Believe it or not, you know, Ozzy gets a bad rep about a lot of things, but he always professed himself to be a Christian. And he said that the band had a prayer before every concert.
[01:43:57] Unknown:
Did not know that, but, I I think I've told y'all one of the first band I ever worked with was and that was the first promotion guy they ever worked with. Serendipitous situation was Rush, a little three piece Canadian band that sold probably more than 8,000,000,000,000 records. So it's unbelievable, the audience they've had. And, they would tour the Southeast a lot. They were they spend 200 and something nights a year on the road, and that's how they built up that huge, huge young audience. And so when they come into the Southeast, they usually or at least a couple of, excuse me, a couple of different times, they would warm up for for a kiss.
So I'd have to go. I'd have them in, like, maybe Birmingham, Atlanta, and Fayetteville, North Carolina or something. I'd have them three or four times. And, this in the seventies, and I'd have to walk through the airport with KISS in the seventies and with their leotard tight pants and all that. Whoo. I got to where I'd walk way far behind them. You know? And, so, anyway, that, that was my exposure in the Russian. I got to be very good friends. What I was trying to get to was many of you remember, I believe he's dead now. Unfortunately, Neil Peart, the drummer.
Anybody? Uh-huh. Yeah. I think he's dead now, I believe.
[01:45:33] Unknown:
Nice. I believe so
[01:45:35] Unknown:
also. Nice guy. Really good guy. Very intelligent, very intellectual. And before every show, he would be back with ear ear ear pads earbuds in his ears listening to classical music. And that's what he'd do before a Russian A Kiss concert is go listen to classical music. I think he got he he got married. His wife, they had twins, and his, they were all three killed in a car accident. Second second story of that, personally, that I've known people or heard of. And I think he just took a whole year off and went traveling on a motorcycle, just a sabbatical.
And I don't know. It seems like somebody said Neil was dead now, but I will tell you personally, and I was around those guys a whole bunch. Okay? And we would because they were traveling so much when they were in town, my wife, who was a very good cook, would cook them up at dinner, and we'd have them out to the house, them and the roadies and the whole crew. And, man, did they appreciate that. They really, really appreciated a home cooked meal in the hospitality, and we got to be very good friends. But Neil was Alex, a great guy. He's Jewish. I think Alex Leafson is Jewish.
Great guitar player and and then, Geddy, the bass player with that high high, shrill falsetto voice. But, they were very good friends, and, and I He died in 2020, Roger. I I thought I heard that. I'm just so sorry. His life was so shortened, and, the wonderful things he had to be drowned out Who are you saying, Rog? By a drowned out. Neil Perk from Rush Okay. To be drowned out by that tragedy.
[01:47:29] Unknown:
Oh, and I can't own him. I did hear about that, Raj, him traveling around on the motorcycle after his family died in that wreck. Yep.
[01:47:37] Unknown:
Or Excuse me, Paul. I just posted the song I just posted the song in the chat. Excuse me. Thank you.
[01:47:45] Unknown:
Alright. So that's there if you wanna play thirty seconds of it. I don't you know what? Somehow, I don't think they'd come after us for copyright violations. So, anyway, that was a that very good lyrics from mister Dylan. Okay? Very accurate. And he even said something about the Jews in there. Why? Which he was. His name wasn't Dylan. It was Zimmerman. So what do we got? We got about, seven, eight minutes here. Somebody I know has been keeping something that's burning in your pocket, and you wanna bring it out and What Lay it in front of us. Come on, Dave. Do it. Hey, Rod. So
[01:48:24] Unknown:
I thought the the lyrics when, Leslie West sings that you Jews of old, you lie and deceive. Julie read the lyrics and it said, you Judas of old, you lie and deceive. So Alright. Well, I can understand another Jew, Judas. Maybe that's where that name Jew came from, Judas. Well, you gotta remember the j wasn't even a letter
[01:48:46] Unknown:
until the November. K? So back then, it was y, and it would be Yuda. But you can go look that up in Oxford English dictionary. There wasn't a j in the alphabet until November around there. Yes, Paul. What have you found?
[01:49:04] Unknown:
Robbie, try that again. The link you put into the chat is a band.video.
[01:49:09] Unknown:
Oh, there you go. Wrong link. Alright. Alright. Well, we got a beautiful day here. I've gotta go get a dental X-ray. I may do that this afternoon and combine it with a couple of my link, Paul. Little. Okay. Try, try Lisa's link. Like, intermittent errands and stuff. And, boy, I'll be glad when this tooth stuff is over. Right there. At the rate we're going it, but probably won't be another five damn years. I'm gonna try and speed him up a little. Who was trying to say there? That's Dave. Steven Weicker from,
[01:49:44] Unknown:
Spotcrime Live on RBN. He that's his opening song. He plays the whole song most of his time that that's through the war,
[01:49:53] Unknown:
the mountain version. And, he actually sent me the the link at one time. I Dave, can you talk right on the phone? You're usually real clear, but you're not talking in the mountains. Sorry.
[01:50:04] Unknown:
Is that better?
[01:50:05] Unknown:
About a 100%.
[01:50:08] Unknown:
Okay. Sorry about that. Yeah. Steven Whitener plays that as his opening song, Masters of War, the mountain version. And he actually sent me last year before I had this phone. I don't have it anymore, but it was a YouTube clip of that song. It is on YouTube. So Okay.
[01:50:27] Unknown:
There you go. Isn't that funny how they let that go through? Yep. Well, here it is. You're about to you're about to get confronted with it here, I think. I hear. The the drums say, big
[01:50:45] Unknown:
gun. You then build a death plane.
[01:51:09] Unknown:
That's That's great. Seconds.
[01:51:12] Unknown:
Thank you, Paul. That's good. That's the mountain version, I guess. Yep. Dylan, what a what an interesting fellow. That's a very good song and excellent lyrics. So,
[01:51:23] Unknown:
Hey, Paul. If you play the second verse, that's Ozzy.
[01:51:28] Unknown:
Play the second verse if you could. Hey, Roger. Just real quick, if I could chime in for the first game Lydia, please. Talking about her. His daughter was killed in the car accident, and then his common law wife, it says, at the time of 23. So his daughter was killed in August, and then his wife of twenty three years died in August '98 saying of cancer, but he says she died of a broken heart. Yeah. No doubt.
[01:52:04] Unknown:
So so because he was just such a nice guy. Him and I really out of everybody in the band, him and I had just a special connection. You know? And he was a real nice guy, and I really liked him. And to hear the tragedy after such success and and reaching the heights that he did to have all of that ruin his life like that. So it's tragic. Just tragic.
[01:52:28] Unknown:
Alright. The next thirty second clip. This is Roger. Ozzy. You know, that's the Oh, hold on. Contract.
[01:52:35] Unknown:
Do what, Dave?
[01:52:37] Unknown:
Sorry. That's the Jamondra contract. You know that when you when you sign that contract, man, they sacrifice somebody in your life in the beginning and then somebody in your life in the end. And, you know, I'm not saying that's what happened, but it happens so often, in the music industry, the movies, the politics, sports. It's all geometry effect.
[01:53:02] Unknown:
Oh, I gotta tell you, man. That guy's Zach Hubbard. He's really got it nailed. When I decided to leave the music industry, I just felt so dirty. I just felt dirty, and I did not wanna participate in any longer. And it was just moving into rap at that time. Okay. And I didn't want anything to do with this stuff. Alright. Here we go. We gotta do it. We're running out of time. Good now. Hold yourself in.
[01:53:59] Unknown:
That's thirty seconds.
[01:54:01] Unknown:
I gotta say I like the Dylan version best for what I've heard here today. Well, this is the same song. That's the second I know. I know. I I understand, Tony, what's going on. I just like his version of solo and his voice after we're singing his lyrics. More effective to me. Not just me. Some of you guys are Aussie fans or mountain fans, and you love it. Well Fantastic. Okay. We're about at the end of the show here. He does. Hear some other I'm gonna interrupt you guys. To ruin my whole deal, didn't you, Larry? You had to come on for the last and ruin my whole damn deal. What do you got?
[01:54:38] Unknown:
Yeah. Did you know that the bat Ozzy Osbourne bit into, he didn't know it was it was a real bat?
[01:54:46] Unknown:
Well, I I never even heard of the incident until today, but that's what I gathered. Yeah.
[01:54:51] Unknown:
Right. So on 01/20/1982, during a concert in Des Moines, Iowa, Ozzy Osbourne famously bit the head off a bat that was thrown into the stage. While Osborne claimed he thought it was a rubber bat, it was, in fact, a real one. Osborne himself later stated he felt a twitch in his mouth as he bit into it. After the incident, he was taken to the local hospital for a series of rabies shots.
[01:55:19] Unknown:
What about to the local dentist? Thank you, Larry. Here, I just said we've gone a whole show without hearing Larry ask a question or make a comment, and you just had to screw it up, didn't you?
[01:55:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Okay. Thirty seconds of the show. Let's wrap it up. Alright. Here we go.
[01:55:41] Unknown:
Mhmm. I had a quick comment, but that's okay. Well, Lisa, come on, sweetie. Let's hear it. Twenty seconds.
[01:55:47] Unknown:
Neil Neil Pruitt died of glioblastoma.
[01:55:51] Unknown:
Oh, did he? You know where he probably got that from, don't you?
[01:55:56] Unknown:
Well, I have a sister-in-law that just in March,
[01:56:00] Unknown:
Roger was diagnosed with that. Yeah. It's a very fast growing it's an ugly cancer, and it probably comes from the polio vaccine.
[01:56:10] Unknown:
Well, I'm sure it also comes from the COV vaccine too.
[01:56:15] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Because s v forty is in the COVID vaccine. Yeah. S v forty, when they were doing the original polio researchers, there was a female researcher back in the fifties who came up with that that that these are done in monkey kidneys, and it comes out with this cancer causing element called SV forty. Semian virus forty is what it stands for. And she reported And I think the doctor is Mary Sherman. Right? Could be. Could be. I think that's right. And she reported it, and they defunded her. Yeah. The book is doctor Mary's Monkeys. Monkeys. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. So that's the story on that. So now that we're off the air, does anybody have something for me?
[01:56:59] Unknown:
I'll be I'm sure there's gotta be something.
[01:57:01] Unknown:
Always somebody. Since we're off the air, can we play that Bob Dylan version?
[01:57:05] Unknown:
We're not
[01:57:08] Unknown:
Well, we're We're not actually fully off the air. Because we're just off a EuroFOOT radio. All signal is running the signal's running in the background. So just go play it on your own, Dave. Yes, Larry.
[01:57:20] Unknown:
I gotta play some good. Yeah. When you, when you were talking to AV, for two hours, was there ever, a time during the conversation that, you know, it dawned on her that what she believed and has been teaching for many years
[01:57:36] Unknown:
was in error? Well, she did say something. She was we were talking about all capital letters, and she was telling me about somebody saying to do this with that and if you signed it like that and, you know, and she said, I was always a little skeptical about that. And I said, well, I think your instincts are good. And I just said, it it's best right now because the question is, do all cap letters signify something you can't overturn? And that's an answer is no. K? So if it doesn't directly affect what we do to achieve our freedom, I don't think it has any any bearing on the subject, but that did come up in that context.
[01:58:19] Unknown:
K. Let me ask you something else. Do you do you remember on the show when this was brought up with Brent, and he said that, he didn't believe there's any significance to the all capital letter name? Yeah. Yes. And then he said that there is some there is some district court Seventh Circuit. Seventh Circuit. I guess they No. Was it the seventh? Seventh Circuit is an appellate level circuit, South Of Chicago. Okay. I'm gonna research that. I think one of the students tried looking into it, and they couldn't find that that one.
[01:58:50] Unknown:
Samuel said he couldn't find it either or Grock didn't know about it or something, but you're free to ask Brent about that on Friday.
[01:58:57] Unknown:
Seventh Circuit order. Right?
[01:59:00] Unknown:
They evidently, from what Brent said, notified everybody in the circuit to drop the all cap letters. Best I remember. I mean, the it that does it as I said, you wanna find out about this all capital letters, The next person by the way, we got a $100 going to Shane, I believe, if he comes back on with us. The first person that fills out their affidavit with all capital letters and it gets rejected, let me know. Because the overriding of the capital letters on the affidavit stating your correct status. So if that happens to anybody or we can we can encourage people to try it, then let's do that and put this capital letter shit to bed. Capisce?
[01:59:44] Unknown:
Mhmm. Okay. And then I don't think we should do that anymore because you've always said that you've never asked anyone to do this. You've never told anyone to do this, but now we're providing a financial incentive for someone to do it. It doesn't make sense. Well, I didn't do it. We're not doing it. It's Gentile bidding.
[02:00:03] Unknown:
It's a spontaneous, offer there out of the audience. So, man, I wonder what's gonna happen here the rest of the day today. It's a lovely, lovely day. A little little wind intermittent, but, man, it's nice. And, so that's good. Back into that. Otherwise than that, anybody got anything else? Any more questions on the Vandersteel conversation? It was charming. I can tell you one thing. We really connected well. And because everything I told her, Larry, I'd give her all the background on it. I say, here's this let's go look at the passport, but let's see first. Do you know what an o m b number is? No. Okay. Well, this is why it's so legitimate is because he's got one. And I explained the whole thing to her. And I doubt if Bobby Lawrence or anybody, any of those people had ever done that for her on any of this stuff. Hell, they're the admiralty law and all these ridiculous damn theories, and none of them are right.
So anyway Stay around here. We got the good stuff here. Is that mister Gary there that I hear?
[02:01:07] Unknown:
No. It's it's Gregory.
[02:01:09] Unknown:
Oh, Gregory. You sound like you're you got that gravelly voice like Gary's got a little bit. Yeah, Gregory. What you got?
[02:01:16] Unknown:
Say,
[02:01:19] Unknown:
oh, darn it. Did you happen to give Anna the,
[02:01:25] Unknown:
I didn't talk with Anna. The, phone number for the, you know, radio rangers? I didn't talk with Anna. I talked with Anne.
[02:01:33] Unknown:
For Anne? Van?
[02:01:36] Unknown:
Vandersteel. No. I didn't. I I all that stuff's out there if she wants to No problem. I figured I just want to introduce her to the information, try and give her a very, very good foundation. I wanna see how it settles with her. She's in the middle of something going to DC for this weekend, and I'm hoping we're gonna probably talk next week or something. I'm not gonna bug her. I'm a let her come to me with questions and, and let our relationship develop from there. So, no, I didn't do any of that other kind of stuff. I I will tell her that she's welcome to join us on the show here if she wants to and can, and she might do that.
She's a very extrovert,
[02:02:16] Unknown:
gal. K? Yeah. I saw some of her, videos yesterday. That's why I wanted to ask is is your interview, did she record it so that we could listen to it? Or No. No. No reason for y'all to listen to it. It was a one on one conversation.
[02:02:32] Unknown:
Okay. Alright? That's all. So you'll we'll I have a feeling Anne and I are gonna be having a number of conversations that y'all will be listening to or will be able to, anyway. Yes. Next.
[02:02:46] Unknown:
I have something.
[02:02:48] Unknown:
Come on. Where were you when we needed all this search engine stuff earlier?
[02:02:52] Unknown:
I was I was digging it up. It's in the Radio Ranch, the numeral two Radio Ranch dot Tatango dot com, and I put a link in the FCC for that. And I see Marcus in there too or was. I don't know if he still is. Oh, good. Well, I wish he'd joined us today. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, that's easy to get on where sometimes, I guess, the conference call isn't. But I posted in here, you might wanna play Paul Hoagstrain, and I'll send it to you, Roger. And the reason I'm bringing this up, not only because it's a good song, and if you can watch the video, you'll see the theater, the swimming pool, the children playing, the soccer, you know, at Auschwitz supposedly.
But what Graham Hart did, who wrote this and sings it, and he had it on YouTube, and it had, like, 85, 86,000, and, you know, but they froze the views. But he had a disclaimer in all lowercase, proper pronounce proper, punctuation, but, all lowercase. And they didn't take the video down. He did. He eventually took it down. And they did put him in the chicken shack and, you know, and it's basically for that song. You know? So and I think he's still banned. YouTube? Do you YouTube put him in the chicken shack? No. No. The Jews over there in Cornwall.
[02:04:11] Unknown:
Oh, he's a he's a Brito. Yes.
[02:04:14] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. It's a really good song, though. And, but like I said, watch the video, people, too. It's on BitChute, and I put it in the chat. I've been I sent Paul a bunch of stuff. Okay. Well Yeah. You probably have. You know, it gets played every now and then. But like I said, the interesting fact about the lowercase letters on the YouTube, and they didn't take it down. He had the disclaimer in there in lowercase proper punctuation, but they didn't take it down. Uh-huh. So he took it down. So I think that's that's an interesting point as far as, like, lowercase and capital and all that stuff. You know? Because that's why he did it in all lowercase.
[02:04:53] Unknown:
Well, you know, the thing is, if you ever go on against anything, either in a court or even against these bureaucracies in legal context, we're we're just peasants. We're not attorneys. We're not expected to know all those finite parts of the law. And whoever the arbitrator is is supposed to give us a deference because of that. Of course, they use it against us and slam us, but, they're supposed to give us a little extra extra leeway because we're so with the uneducated masses, myrrh, don't you know?
[02:05:23] Unknown:
Yeah. And, this the the Jews are moving their base operations, to China, and they have been for some time. That's what I heard of. 02/2008.
[02:05:32] Unknown:
They see The US is going down. Destroying.
[02:05:36] Unknown:
Yeah. They're destroying Europe and this country in the process. Yes. Correct. And they're moving over, but,
[02:05:42] Unknown:
well, that may backfire on them. You know, there's a lot of people over there that don't like them either. So who was trying to
[02:05:49] Unknown:
increase in there's a large increase in Christians in China. This is always how it is. It it proceeds whenever the Jews come in and try to take over is you'll have a big upsurge in Christians. Good deal. I love it.
[02:06:02] Unknown:
Me too. So, let's see. I had something to say. I've forgotten it. What else? Somebody have something to add to, Marie? Yeah. Paul. Of course, sir. Go ahead. I am setting up,
[02:06:15] Unknown:
book two, booknumeraltwo,.globalvoiceradio.net. As soon as DNS updates, that will go to the GVN resources stream, the GVN resources archive, and the first four, podcasts are up there. The first four chapters of or the the, the book, My Battle. And, let's see. Oh, is that from the little mustache guy? Yep. The little mustache guy, and, all processed with, AI. And there's, really decent descriptions and transcripts for each part. Each part is, between four and five hours long. It's twenty hours total to get through the whole thing, nineteen hours. But Interesting.
Let's see. The titles are part one of four, Early Years from Aspiring Artist to Political Idealogue. Part two of four, The Decline of Habsburg Empire, a study in nationalism and identity. Part three of four, the propaganda war, Germany's internal struggles during World War one. And part four of four, from collapse to revival, the rise of a new German German movement.
[02:07:44] Unknown:
Well, I tell you what, they got the army so strapped with all that crap and the guilt and everything else they got loaded on. Well, remember,
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they are a vassal until 2099 of this country, and they could this is this is what's with the 60 year old soldiers. It's because of this country, The US corpse, but I have a book from MS King, the Hitler photo album and the picture of him feeding a squirrel is one of the pictures in there. The black squirrel. Uh-huh. It has playing with What a monster. A lot of really good pictures. Yeah. What a what a monster. What a monster. Monster. He bends over to feed a squirrel. Toasting it. Yeah. I think The squirrel is standing up on its hind legs. Oh, no. Both of you can't talk. He was a vegetarian. He loved the children and the animals and everything. He didn't wanna do he didn't even want that position, and he was a big hero in World War one. Yeah. He was actually gassed.
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Right? Yeah. Jews were never gassed. Yeah. So So great guy just want to be an artist. Well, it shows you they're they're damn scared of him, aren't they, to demonize him to that degree.
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Yeah. One of the sections in this photo album is, of from his artwork too. And, he liked architecture and yeah.
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Well, they they hate Christ in death, and they're terrified of Hitler in death.
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Well, the thing is, the thing was Christian. They like to say it wasn't, oh, he was a Catholic. Yeah. But the cross in the middle of the swastika stood for Christ. You know, that's another reason they don't wanna use, but it's also, of course, a power symbol all back through time. And Where did I hear the other day you've get arrested for flying a swastika in one of our states? Virginia?
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Virginia passed a law against flying a swastika, an ancient sealant, symbol of peace.
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So And the confederate flag is actually Saint Andrews.
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Yes. It's the Saint Andrews cross. I'm looking at mine right here, actually, in her. And they took it yeah. It was on a window in the cathedral in DC, and they Yes. They took it down. Well, I I don't have it in crystal, but mine's in a window here. So I'm sure my landlords don't have any idea what it's about, but it's, it's very important to me. You know, I can remember. I'm old enough to remember as we go into football season here and Ole Miss and and Colonel Rebbe. Colonel Rebbe was their mascot, and you'd go to an Ole Miss game, and all they're doing is waving Confederate battle flags over a whole damn stadium. I'm old enough to remember that. Yep.
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And they've outlawed that. Yep.
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So so anyway well, listen. I'm gonna go get some lunch and stuff, you kiddos, unless somebody's got something for me. I just love you. I love conversing with you as a social the social intercourse with you guys is about the best I've ever had. Yes, Joan?
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Do you want to hear the first thirty seconds of Graham Hart Hoax train?
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No. I don't. I'm on my stomach. I wanna hear my stomach stop growling. Okay. If you need to can play it tomorrow. See you later.
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Alright. I'll send a link I'll send a link to you, Roger. Alright. Thanks. Yeah. I've heard it before. I just can't conjure it up.
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Yesterday to watch the video you need to watch the video too, people. It just shows how such a lie that was. You know, they all these happy Jewish people doing stuff. Yeah. Well, go to the, go to the library and go get Yeah. The, the Schindler Schindler's List and see if it isn't in the fiction section. Yes. Who's got Dave had something a female too? Dave, go ahead.
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Kyle from Michigan chimed in here about the LGBTQs. You know, that movement. Well, you know, we've talked about this a lot where they say, I forget who, you know, a hundred years ago said it's easier to fool a man than it is to convince him that he's being fooled. Well, that's why that movement is is, you know, taken on so much, you know, whatever because it's they're fooling them and they don't they it's easier to be fooled than it is to not to be fooled. So Well, people's pride people see? Man's pride comes into effect there and they just can't, get over it. Oh, yeah.
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So, now who is the female Thanks, Roger. Trying to, induce me here? None? Alright. Well, I'm gonna go get some One more comment. Roger?
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Where are you?
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See one of our guys do a constitutional challenge on the constitutionality of the, inhibition of, freedom of expression.
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Duh. Okay, Larry.
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Yeah. So recently, I come across in my YouTube feed, this movie called Inglourious Basterds. Have you ever heard of it? I have not. Yeah. So it had, Brad Pitt starring in it and this other gentleman. I can't remember his name. Christopher something with Waltz. And he star he was the star in the Django
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movie. I get he was the valet owner. Larry, let me tell you one thing about me. I do not do movies. So all those references don't mean shit to me. Okay. Well, anyway, the point is
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the way they depict the Nazis was and and it's the same way, like, if you watch all these old movies, John Wayne movies and, you know, war movies, They've they've always depicted them as bloodthirsty killers, ruthless. All they wanna do is just spill blood. Sure. And, would you would you say that that's all an inaccurate,
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you know, assessment of what the true history was? I I I don't have any idea, Larry. I can't answer questions. I can't. I just don't know. It's Jews. It's Hollywood. Let me tell you one. It's Jews. Protecting
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their own behavior.
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I yield there was a quote in the Dallas Morning Star or Daily News or whatever it is. It was an interview with Steven Spielberg, and Steven Spielberg quoted in quoted him in that article. It said, celluloid is the world's most powerful weapon. Steven Spielberg. So noodle on that for a while and then go to the movies. So, anyway, I will, see y'all tomorrow, and have a wonderful day, I hope. And we'll see what happens between now and then. Maybe we'll even have a new student. We might have Austin here over the weekend. You can text him, Julie, and tell him we certainly hope he appears because we like he's a nice guy. K?
And, so anyway, we'll we'll reconvene tomorrow. Yes, ma'am. Yeah. I've been we've been texting back and forth, so I'm pretty sure he'll be on on Saturday, hopefully. Alright. Well, good. I like him. He's a real nice guy. I like to educate those kind of folks. Very sharp. And, so we're making we're making wonderful strides. And just for your prayers that colonel, general Flynn is receptive to our message and sees the potential of it in some kind of a could be a group effort to black swans black swan these people, because that's what I'd really like. And I mentioned that to Anne, and she took up on it right away
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and said I'll be showing this. The picture of did you see the picture of Laura Trump in a chair, last week or the week before? She had two swans, one on the left and one on the right of the armchair.
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Oh, okay. No. I didn't. But black swan research.
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Research Michael Flynn more thoroughly. Thank you.
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I I'm with you on that, Murr.
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Well, you know, yeah. I I like all somebody was telling me this shit. Oh, she's a she's a fed. He's a fed. You know, back thirty three years ago when I was given these early presentations in Atlanta, there's a group of people that thought I was a fed. Was true. I I'm going, how how does that infest our movement so much that even when you got somebody up there giving you the truth, and that's all I ever gave, nobody ever disputed a fact that you because you're given the truth and you're fringing on this, they call you a fed. How's the truth implicate you? Roger, you aren't Mike Flynn.
I'm just giving you a personal example. Well, I'm telling you the truth. So go ahead. Well, why did they go after him first, put him in all the lawfare, bankrupt him, make him sell his house? Why'd all that happen, Murr? Mom, they had to keep him, at, at Legit. They sheep dipped him. Okay. If you believe that, then
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No. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. You're you're yeah. Just research him for yourself. I'm not I'm not gonna research him. I'm gonna I'm gonna have an impact you. Everyone else. Not Roger. Okay? Everyone else.
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Because if there's anybody, and I don't care about their qualms or anything else that can help us advance this agenda and back these son of a bitches in a corner, I'm with them. Period. Okay?
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I'll see y'all tomorrow. I support general Flynn. Would you if you knew he child trafficked?
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I have seen how he I met him in person, and I have seen how he reacts and and to people that are mentally challenged, that are not up to his part. I support general Flynn. I have seen him. I felt his energy. He is a he is a good person, and he has the country's best interest at heart.
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I'm you need to research him. He's a child sex trafficker, and he's abused children before. What about the he didn't he didn't
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get he didn't get listen. Obama didn't put him in DIA for nothing. Alright? And he and some other party we're trying to over me. We're trying to overthrow Trump. Alright?
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If you've got the information that he's bad, send it to me. Okay. What do you I'll send it to you. I got it. I got it. Research is in your account. What's your email?
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Put it in the chat. Put it in the chat.
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I can't. I'm not on I'm if you give me your email, I'll send it to you via email.
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Well, then give it to Paul, and he'll get it to me.
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Okay. I'll send it to Paul. And, this is this is, Lisa? Who is this?
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This is Muse.
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Muse. Okay. M u s e? Yep. Okay. I'm gonna send it to Paul and tell him to forward it to you. Thank you, Muse. Thank you.
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If you love me, keep my commandments. The first one is also have no other gods before me. So quit making other people gods.
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Well, the problem the problem here is, I see it, is that in reality, unless we really do have proof, we don't know. I mean, I agree with you guys about Flynn, but at the same time, do we really know? Do we really know? Yeah. We do. We do. We do. Julie,
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send it to me. Send it to me. Okay. I'm gonna send it to you. I already sent you an email earlier. I'm gonna send it to you right now. Thank you. And I have all of the I have all of the, transcripts that detail Israel lobbying, and all of this stuff and all the companies that he was involved in. He was involved in the interference of the, audit of the, audit of the, Arizona audit. He has done Murrah is a 100% correct. She and I have been communicating. So, we'll let you know about all of these things. It's not just child sex trafficking. He's got shell companies tied to Middle Eastern armed deals and all sorts of stuff. And anybody who's ahead of a DIA or intelligence agency has been selected for a reason.
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Oh, so I wanna know why is this the only time I've ever heard anything about this? No. It's all over. It's all over, Muse. Everybody has been talking about this. It's all over, talking about it. I haven't heard one person talk about it. Not one YouTube,
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not one Facebook No. Not one Twitter, not nothing.
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Well, you're gonna send it to me too. Here, I'm gonna send this to Paul to forward to you, and you're gonna see who he is. Mark, correct.
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Could you please send it to me too? I just wanna see how it correlates with stuff I know, please. Yep. I already sent it to you, Merv, but I'll send it to you again. Oh, okay. Maybe I've read it. Forgot.
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I think you probably read it. It's long. It has lots of links to things that you can link onto. It has, you can look at the book, The Storm is Upon Us by Mike Rothschild, which details Flynn's networks and suppressions. And you can, he's got addresses in Delaware, Arlington, Virginia, and all sorts of things. He has lectured in Moscow headquarters. Anyway, read this because it's it's very telling.
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We just need to know. And the reason I bring up child trafficking right away, because it's probably the most egregious thing because you don't even know what all goes on with that. Let alone all these other things. But I got your thing. Your your your Hotmail. Right? Hotmail dot com. I have your okay. I got it. Excuse me, Merck?
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Merck, can you post anything in the chat or send me an email? I'm I'm with a group that is really pushing Flynn, and I would love to present as much evidence as I could to them. So if you can send me anything, I'd appreciate it as well. Thank you. Sure. Robbie, I just I just sent it to you. Just so you know. Thank you.
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It's it's hard for me to trust anybody that's been deeply entrenched in that swamp we call Washington, DC.
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Amen, Samuel.
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I have a a different subject that I'd like to throw on you real quick because I got things to do too. But I've come across a channel on YouTube. It's called Truth is Christ. And this guy may postulates and gives a tremendous amount of evidence that the King James version of the Bible, it's not only what you read, it's what it is mathematically. And the predominance of the number seven, which of course is the divine order number, the completeness number, the perfection number, how often that adds up in only that English version of scripture. Yep.
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That's that's that's that's that's that's that's the point. He makes the point
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that it supersedes everything that was printed and written before any other language, the Greek, the Hebrew, etcetera, because god knew it would be perfected in the language that would be universal and throughout the world. And it's amazing. And then you take things like these new translations like the NIV. How can you have that perfection when you start dropping words? The NIV drops Christ 25 times, Lord 352 times, and Jesus 292 times. Yet people will claim nothing's been changed. It's really bullshit. And it it's the seven is all all the way through the old King James version.
In fact, I'll just give you one. From Genesis to Matthew, when Jesus is first spoke of, is 77% of the words in the Bible. And it just goes on from there. If you start dropping the equivalent of the thousands of words that these new translations drop, you're never gonna get there. I yield.
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I'm putting that, video that's describing that that Samuel sent me in both chat rooms. So thank you, Samuel.
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There's another one there too. I think it's a little newer. I'm going through that one right now, but it is so interesting. He he makes really mathematically an irrefutable point that this thing is just it's not just what we read. There is something supernatural in that version, I yield.
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Okay, Murr. I'm also sending you, the stuff on Nat Gates. Everybody thinks he's a goody two shoes. Wait till you read what I have on him.
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Yeah. Yeah. He's a crypto Jew.
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He's, he's worse than that. He's involved with all these cults and stuff, and he's linked to Epstein. So Oh, he's been to the island many, many times. Yep. Yep. But just like Alan Dershowitz, dirtbag says, he was just getting him a sauce. That's it.
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Captain underpants.
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Yep. He wore his underpants, and he was just getting a massage. That's all.
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Yeah. Except there's affidavits from young girls that were forced to have sex with him. Two at a time. And, in his little I guess it's his latest thing, and I noticed this reporter, is, carried on all these different venues. So it was important for him to air it on there, I guess. And he said, oh, there was a list I would've known, but I know the names, but I'm gagged. And he said if there is something released, it must include the accusers, not just the accused. They're not victims to him. They're the accusers.
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Yep. Do y'all know if Gates is married?
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Is what?
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Is is Gates married?
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Oh, absolutely.
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Bill Gates is divorced. Right? I thought she was saying Matt Gates. Matt Gates is married. Oh, is that what you said? Okay. Okay. Yeah. And you know what the boogaboo there is? I think the guy's name's Joel Joel Goldberg or Steinberg, I think. But he was into all this stuff and, and threatened to, threaten Gates and his father with all this, you know, blackmail and stuff. And and, I think they're just trying to keep their families alive. That's why he sort of bugged, you know, back down.
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The problem with, Flynn is that Flynn was a 100% targeted because by Obama, because he's a puppet. He was controlled, and he wasn't doing what he was told. And because of that, that's why they went after him. So he comes across as this patriot on this patriot movie movement wanting to do good things, and he does say things that make you wanna like him. Like, you have to take back you have to you have to go at local. You've got to fix this at the local level. He's a 100% on that on that. But the problem is is he's got a very shady past. He was a shareholder in Pegasus, which is a company that, spies on people just like Palantir, and they are still involved with the government.
And so, you know, he and his brother have a very shady, background and nobody likes his brother. In fact, I subscribed to David Nino Rodriguez, and he had a live one day. And the chat room was just going crazy about just pummeling the brother left and right. And even David David just called it out. He said, dude, my my subscribers don't like you. None of my subscribers like you at all. They're saying you're this, you're that. You're not coming across well with my subscribers at all. So, I think that whole Flynn family is bad and have skeletons in their closet. And, yeah, he might have had to sell his home and stuff, but he's got offshore bank accounts and trusts and stuff.
He didn't he wasn't hurting when it came to anything like that, in my opinion.
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Yep. Yep. And this guy's name is Greenberg, Joel Greenberg, and he's, I guess he's in jail. He's a tax collector, but it was for, with children. What is it? Sentence to eleven years in prison for sex trafficking of a minor and other offenses. But that Yeah. Well, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. It's Matt Gates' friend.
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Yep. And so that's And then I'm gonna also I'm gonna also send you, Mark, Donald Trump's artificial intelligence agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu. This just came out and it's a memorandum of understanding on AI cooperation as detailed by the Israeli government and it's a Trojan horse loaded with data sharing protocols that expose Israel's deepest secrets
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Mhmm.
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And everything. So anyway, it also has a lot of stuff about nine eleven and connecting the dots to The USSR's collapse in 1991.
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Mhmm. Do you know do you know about, it it just came to me, so I gotta say something. You know about Leo Wanta or Lee Emma Wanta? Yeah. He's the one that really brought down, you know, in this kind of soft way because of the economy, Russia. The Soviet Union, not Russia. They're Russia now. The Soviet Union. The Jew run Soviet Union. I don't think they're predominantly run by the Jews now.
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Wow. I know that, Netanyahu's real name is Milikowski.
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Yes. Who is Javier? You know, Javier, the, president of Argentina. They have the same last name. And he looks he just looks he looks just like, Bibi's grandfather, Javier does.
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Well, he early he does. And early in his career, believe it or not, he was a furniture salesman. But behind the scenes, he was this likud, l I k u d, operative, and he funded he funneled, sorry, Zionist funds, accelerating the fall, like, Roman Abramovich, who later propped up Israel's economy. But, anyway, Netanyahu, when Wall Street, and the Bolshevik revolution, show how the western elites engineered Soviet chaos, and Netanyahu was their point man. So, and then Trump, his real estate empire ties to post Soviet money flows. He knows all about this, and so now there's all this stuff about them orchestrating some sort of AI, contract together behind the scenes, of course.
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Interesting. Yeah. So, you have please forward to Muse. I don't know if I have,
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Muse's email, but Paul She wanted me to send it she wanted me to send it to Paul, and I just asked I did. I sent three things today. I said, please forward to Muse.
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Yeah. Yeah. Hey, Moe. Need to know this, but it we don't need to be harassing each other for finding it out, You know?
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Mm-mm. I agree. No.
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Sir.
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Yeah. Hey. This is Larry. Yeah. Do you believe Epstein is still alive? And what do you think, if this in indeed is a cover up with Trump
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He's alive, Larry. Larry, he's alive.
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Well, let me just ask my question. What do you think Trump's
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connections are with Epstein? I mean, there's numerous photos
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out there from years ago where they're, like, howling around like they're friends, like best buddies. And so I just wanna get your opinion and Julie's opinion. And Larry,
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I I have videos of him with little girls, and, Epstein is a 100% alive because, what's her name? Giuffre? What's her first name? Virginia Giuffre? What's her name? When the victim. Yeah. There's different ways to pronounce it, Giuffre and yeah. Giuffre. It's Giuffre because she has a kill video that's out right now, Larry. And I'll see if I can find it and I can send it to you. Virginia Giuffre. She said here in her kill video, she said, if you're listening to me, I've been murdered. And she said and, she said I was not I was not suicidal. I I was murdered. And she goes on to say how she has, made multiple videos, and she is going and sent them to various entities that are gonna be putting out all of her statements. And she named names, and she said Epstein is not dead.
She said that he was taken out during the video that went off that night. She believes during the video that went off, she believes that these, these guards that said they fell asleep were hit with tranquilizer dots by the CIA. He was taken out at night, and she believes he is a Mossad, operative. She told him he works for the CIA in Mossad. She said he's over living in Israel right now. That's what she said from that kill switch, and I'm trying to find the third one. She had two that came out so far and recently another third one that came out, and I can't find it. But I believe a 100% Trump has been at Epstein Island. I've seen him on plane with all planes with the Lolito Express with all these kids and everything, and I don't know. I I think that they're not releasing that, for a reason. They all have dirt on one another is my opinion. So it's a matter of if you expose this dirt about me, I'm gonna expose this dirt about you. That's why none of this stuff comes out in my opinion. What do you think, Murr?
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Well, I think too, but we have to keep in mind that they can fake things with AI for voices and things to to lead us even further astray. And, yeah. I I just have the feeling he's alive and maybe even back on the island working it still. Because they're ice they're isolated there. Go ahead, John.
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Yeah. You know, with the problems that have appeared with Pam Bondi and peep there are those that have called for her resignation. With the recess going on right now, that would be a perfect time for her to adjourn from a position and Matt Gates be appointed without senate confirmation. So put that in the back of your mind, if if that may transpire.
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Is this Ruth? Is this Ruth? It's Joe. Oh, hey, Joe. What about the fact that, there's rumors that Matt Gates might be appointed as special counsel for the investigation of, all of this stuff. What are your thoughts on that?
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Either or. You know? I've had some awakening here with some of the comments that two ladies have made, and, I guess I have to just chew on it and ruminate on it and watch what happens. But I got something that I can't afford. What you say what you say is plausible is plausible.
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Joe, do you want me to forward you what I have, Joe?
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Please. If you would, please. What do I where do I email it, Joe? You have my email address.
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I forgot.
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You haven't.
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Oh, gosh. Robby. Get it
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from her. Get it from her. I got something, guys. Listen to this. This is this is this is a thought I had. Pam Bondi is gonna be meeting with Ghislaine. Now how much do you wanna bet the purpose of her meeting is to do a deal with Gislaine to cover up Trump? That's what came to me. She is meeting with Gislaine, so she's gonna do a deal with Gislaine to to keep quiet what she knows. She knows about Trump.
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Hey, guys. Yeah. But yeah. But yeah. But Robbie Robbie, Pam Bondy is involved as well because keep in mind, when when, when Epstein was convicted the first time around, that was down in Florida. And what's that guy's name? Prosecutor Alex Costa or whatever. He was the one, and Pam was the one. I think at that time, she wasn't attorney general. She was, like, assistant attorney general. They covered up everything. He was supposed to be in prison, and they just let him out and do whatever he wanted. And they said he reported back, and he didn't. And and then Alex Costa became part of Trump's team during his first administration.
So Pam is guilty when it comes to this stuff too. Plus, she's also guilty about covering up on the the Cummings, child sex trafficking case where, what's his name? Field McConnell, was over there as the investigation, and she took him and, extradited him back to Wisconsin. And he was thrown in jail for for nothing, for for exposing the truth. Haley Cummings.
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That's she is a scumbag. She is a scumbag.
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Yeah. Total. Kimmy, you know, Tamondi is a guy. Tamondi is a transgender. She's not a a girl. She's a boy. Look at her. Look at her neck, and you could see the other apple. Look at her neck, and you could see the other apple. Listen.
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There were, what was it? Six or nine years between when she was in Florida in office and and then this, position. And she's been, like a lobbyist for Pfizer and all this different stuff. But she's also very much in the know about the trafficking and stuff, and she's been alerted to it, and she never responded. And the Holly Covington was a little girl, and, Charles Holmes wrote a book about her. And it was years ago. And they tried to extradite him to Florida and accusing him of things, and he was never in Florida.
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No. You know? But but Field McConnell but Field McConnell was with him. They were together investigating this, and Field McConnell was the one who was thrown under the bus for nothing. He was trying to expose the truth. And you can go to timothyholmesest.com right now.
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And all of that site is still very active, Murr. Oh, I know. I know. And Phil McConnell, there was, like and I was present in all of those different chats and shows that went on for hours. He's very smart man, very, very high, aptitude where he would pick up on things right away. But since all of this stuff he's been through, it's, there's there's other stuff going on with him. And, and there may have been some deeper stuff too apparently. But, this woman they're calling foreign intelligence, call, can't think of her name. She's in Canada and she does radio show with them sometimes and it's on rumble. But, but, yeah, I learned so much from there. And Timothy actually came to to, up the river here where Field was and, was on the radio show too, a couple of times, I guess.
You know? So, yeah, there's there's a whole lot of stuff going on, but they demonize, you know, whoever and and they just look like ordinary people. So, you know, are they a screwball? Because, you know, they don't look like Hollywood stars like they're used to seeing. Right?
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Yep. And then also, I have a bunch of intel on, Palantir Technologies, Greenland and Bitcoin with human trafficking, reveals a complex network implicating military, government and many three letter alphabet agencies. And you've got the CIA, the NSA and FBI for surveillance and predictive policing. So they have got a platform called a Gotham Platform that was integrated into military operations and it can track human movement patterns, that are exploited. So, anyway Julie,
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I replied to your email with Joe's,
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email address. Thank you so much. I was gonna ask you. Yeah. I'm gonna send them this stuff. Thank you. So I have it. I wrote it down, but I can't remember where I wrote it down. I just need to put it in my contacts. Thank you.
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Yeah.
[02:41:28] Unknown:
Guys, I have a question. Do you think that anybody in government is working for the people? It's a real question.
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No. No.
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They're working for their pockets. No. Yeah. Yeah. None of these people. No. Sling, Green, Margery Taylor Green. None of these people. They are all control opposition. They tell you whatever you wanna hear. They sound so good that you wanna marry them, and it's all bullshit. It's a soap opera to entertain you. They all bad. There's not even one girl or one guy there did in the way of the, you know, in the style of people.
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I'm a I'm a throw my 2¢ in there, Bori. I'm gonna say the closest we had to somebody, maybe, maybe attempting to stand up for the people was Ron Paul because he was Ron Paul. Yep. And the tech. That's why they took him off. Enslavement. So
[02:42:27] Unknown:
Yeah. There's some Don't forget Massey. Don't forget Massey.
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Thomas Massey, Thomas Massey is controlled too.
[02:42:36] Unknown:
I got, I got dirt on Massey. Joe, I got dirt on Massey too.
[02:42:41] Unknown:
Yeah. They they sound so good. Like, it makes It's incredible.
[02:42:47] Unknown:
Hey, Julie. Can you tell me something about Massey? I mean, I know I know
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let me see if I can like, next gen's fault wants to make a statement real quick. Is that okay?
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Yes.
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Well, I don't believe Ron Paul was as good as you think. He said a lot of good things, but anybody that works in the District of Columbia knows that that's the king's territory, and they are helping usurp and steal The United States because England has captured The United States through the District Of Columbia. Period. End of story. I mean, there's no way you can get around it. No way you can deny it. And there they anybody that operates and functions in the District Of Columbia knows what's going on there. So Ron Paul is guilty.
[02:43:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He did some some good things, but, he's a Mason apparently. And, yeah, that it it just and I mean, look at look what happened when, he was running in, what's his face? Mittens, Romney. Right? And, even his son had dishonored his own father. Right? Right? Laid down. Yeah.
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Hey, hey, Murr. Also, a lot of people think that, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene is good. I know Roger loves her. She's horrible and I sent him this. He obviously didn't read it, but, she took $1,200,000 in contributions from Palantir Technologies. And then, the CEO, Alex Karp, has met privately with her on three occasions between 2019 and 2021. And then she purchased Palantir stock in April 2025, days before the company secured a $30,000,000 ICE contract, which is basically insider information she received, through her role on the House Committee on Homeland Security.
And that netted her $500,000 in profits, which was funneled through a Delaware LLC to obscure its origins. I have so much stuff on her too.
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Hi, Meg. Real quick. That's why I said maybe maybe while I'm full. Because if nothing else, he was trying to get people to look with his book and the Fed, and he was even talking about it a lot in '88 when he ran. At least try to get some people to
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Right. But I would check Yeah. That's good. That's the the whole in the Fed thing came from the college students he was speaking to. They were the ones that said in the Fed.
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Yep. The problem with the
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the Trump's wall. It was all the people at the at the rallies said build the wall. So oh, okay. This is what the people want, and we'll we'll give them that, you know, play play around that idea.
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I think the problem is that all these people that are on any major committees that make all the major decisions and give all the contracts, they're all bought off, and they all do this to make deals. And if you're not bought off, then you don't have you don't get on a committee. Like she is on, she basically, gave a $400,000,000 contract, to another company, Eric Prince, the founder of Blackwater. She met him in 2022 at a private retreat in Wyoming to discuss national security solutions. And he has a company called, a company that was renamed Constellis that just got $400,000,000 in Pentagon contracts. And she was involved, in those.
So she also has used her position on the House Oversight Committee to block investigations into, Constellus' human rights abuses in Yemen. And in return, he's funneled $1,000,000 to her campaign through a series of shell companies in Panama disguised as consulting fees for her husband's construction business, Taylor Commercial. And I know they're divorced now, but her she had a sudden wealth increase with her net worth rising. Yes, she was already a millionaire when she went into Congress, but now she's a multi multi multi millionaire from all of the side deals and back end deals she's made with everybody.
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It's just a corrupt system.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. If I may share, my opinion or little thought with you guys. Alright. Do you ladies and gentlemen out there? This is next gen tile. Anyway, I know I have a solution to catch the people that are doing the crookedness. And I know it's not gonna happen, but I just thought I'd share this with you guys to give you some insight. But I I could tell you, anybody if all of our bank accounts were all online and we all could see everybody's bank accounts, which I don't think that should be a problem with that because everybody who's got money, they don't have a problem going around bragging that they got $400,000,000,000 in the bank. So why would you not wanna show your account? And if we could get everybody's account shown online, you'd know when a bill was passed, you'd be able to see who who who, you know, profited and benefited off that because that's how it always works. It's all the money, and you'd know the next day, boom. That his bank account went up $10,000,000
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or more. Then you'd have you'd have the culprit. Yeah. But the problem with that is they use offshore bank accounts, and they also use LLCs, and they use all sorts of shelf companies that are not tied to their team. They use trust. Yep. And they use trust. Yep. And you can't tell who's behind them and who the beneficiaries are, who created them, and who the registered agents. You can only see the registered agent. That's it.
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Yeah. It's not like do you see what Trump is doing right now with Obama? It's just to entertain the people because nothing is gonna happen to Obama. Nothing.
[02:48:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Try telling heartbeat, get to g. Impeachment is probation for those people.
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You know, not one person that's been impeached has ever been apprehended or arrested or put in jail. I mean, this is a joke. And like I said, England has has seized the control over The United States through the District of Columbia. There's no way to dance around it. And I appreciate you guys and all of you ladies putting in diligent work and and standing up for the truth when, you know, we need of course, we need men, but we also need you ladies too. And I appreciate you for for being like that.
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She won't be all Try telling try telling Harvey MTG is a dirty dog.
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Try telling who, Brent?
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Try telling Harvey. He's a he's a long time friend of, Rogers, and he knows MTG and our family.
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And he's a wealth of knowledge, and he's a very informed man. Yep. But still. Right, Brett?
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Mhmm.
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Looks to me like what's happening here is Merck? Sorry. So good. I'm so good.
[02:50:00] Unknown:
Marjorie Taylor Greene has encrypted communications stored on a private server in Montana containing damning evidence of her intent, including recorded calls where she discusses quote unquote neutralizing congressional opponents. She is suppressing so much information. She's hired a cybersecurity form firm called Dark Pulse Solutions to scrub the server, of the payments made through her husband's commercial real estate company. And she's got key players in her network, our representatives, Paul Gosar, who hosted militia fundraisers with her in 2022, and former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, wow, who has advised her on media strategy to deflect scrutiny.
I mean, it's just unbelievable, what she has done. So anyway, she tells you what you wanna hear, to your face on all of these, social media and television stations. But behind the scenes, she does the exact opposite.
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Yeah. She's a dirty dog. She's very
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all this is very titillating.
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I love it. Right? She's a dirty dog.
[02:51:22] Unknown:
Yeah. It's like when Roger say, oh, all the Jews that I work with, there are a bunch of them. They are good. Yeah. They look good in your face, but they are a bunch of hypocrite in your back. They do a bunch of stuff that you don't even know.
[02:51:36] Unknown:
Yeah. I I got something kinda funny about Marjorie Taylor Greene. I listened to that Marjorie Taylor Green and, Tucker Carlson interview that they did together. And, he seems like a a country bumpkin, but that's not the funny that's not the funny part. The funny part is she is Trump. Excuse me. Tucker, m MTJ, I mean, whatever her name is. And Tucker kept saying, when they finally got around to the Bible, and then and they were taught quoting Revelation, and they both kept saying Revelation. Revelation. Yeah. And and and she would say, yeah. In Revelation, that's and that's, and he would say, yeah.
Yeah. That's in Revelation. Like, they put a s. Both of them
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on the Yeah. I revelation on the line. Yeah. I always see that as a telling point too. Jesse Sabotter, as good as she is, she says revelations. I mean, it's right there. There's no s. It's one revelation. The apocalypse is another word for it. It's not plural.
[02:52:54] Unknown:
Hey. Listen to this. Hey. Listen to this. The secret that Marjorie Taylor Greene would kill to keep hidden is her direct involvement in a covert operation known as Iron Vale, a domestic surveillance and blackmail scheme orchestrated with private intelligence firms to control political adversary adversaries and enrich her network. When initiated in 2022, IronVail uses advanced cyber tools developed by a Virginia based firm called Nexus Intelligence to infiltrate the communications of congressional members, journalists, and activists who threaten Green's agenda. Nexus, founded by a former NSA operative named Daniel Harper, has contracts with the Department of Homeland Security, but operates as a private entity giving green plausible deniability.
Her role is to identify targets and provide access to Capitol Hill servers enabling Nexus plant spyware that captures compromising material, financial records, extramarital affairs, and private communication.
[02:54:04] Unknown:
This material is then used to blackmail targets into compliance or silence. Good. Do you have a forklift to come out here, or do you want me to somehow back up to your block, your concrete block? What do you got on there? Did they call you? No. Oh, I called, some Larry.
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Larry, you're unmuted. Watch that. Mute, Larry.
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And so anyway, Iron Vale's targets include representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, whose twenty twenty three financial disclosures were leaked to far right media after Nexis hacked her campaign's email server, as well as journalist David Korn, whose investigation into Greens' militia ties was derailed by fabricated allegations of tax evasion sourced from nexus surveillance. I mean, it's unbelievable what these people, not only are they not working for us, but they're also working against one another and, you know spying on one another while they're in their corrupt offices. This is unbelievable.
She has a Dubai based shelf company called Horizon Ventures and it just netted her $800,000 in, direct payments. You can't make this stuff up.
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I say I believe Israel has the best government that money can buy.
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Yeah. Our money.
[02:55:39] Unknown:
They took that from us a long time ago, Maureen. None of us lived under our money now. Come on. Our currency, Mel. We don't use money. Currency.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The only value is labor. Alright? And we are their creditors, and they know it. And that's why they want us all dead.
[02:55:59] Unknown:
Okay. So, Mar, let me let me ask you just, if you can give me a kind of quick answer per se because I agree. But also recently in some pretty good conversations, and then today also, Roger made the comment that it's just a medium of exchange that it's that is accepted. So what's the difference between just a medium of exchange that's accepted and it being backed by labor?
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Well, take an example of Germany. Alright? They just used the medium amount of exchange, and it was based on labor. And I think it maybe had an expiration date. Now I hear people saying about, oh, a expiration date. Well, that prevents speculation and gambling, and that's why the Jews didn't like it and hoarding.
[02:56:50] Unknown:
You just said today with the greenbacks or whatever and before that it you have to tax out what you put in so you don't get the devaluation because that's been my question too of how you know? I mean, back at the beginning, it was you go by GDP and actually census. That's where the census was started. I believe it had a lot to do with the the currency in circulation. So there was so much per head Mhmm. Because that's important to have so much out there per person.
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Well, what's that yeah. And what's happening now? Inflation, it it is a tax. It's extortion, but it's also what we're gonna see as all the dollars come home to roost. They aren't worth anything. And I think they too will probably have their base operation out of China. And, you know, as far as, these three, you know, we've always heard the city states. Right? You have the Vatican, London, and DC. Well, the Vatican supposedly was bankrupted in 2022, and they've moved that bubble Babylonian system now to the, Leviathan system run by the Sanhedrin.
And I think that's why we're seeing so much craziness from that little
[02:58:06] Unknown:
So let me throw my let me throw my my own 2¢ answer in because what you can get for 2¢. So it really don't mean much per se, not a lot not a lot of research behind it. But the medium of exchange versus backed by labor, this medium of exchange kind of is backed by labor because it means the people are willing to work for it. Mhmm.
[02:58:31] Unknown:
Yeah. But but but but but but the medium of exchange
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That's Lisa. But hang on one second. This this, you know, medium of exchange, works because
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we accept it. We have faith in it. Because these dollars are worth nothing. You know? No. They're worth a lot, Murr. Murr, they're worth a lot from our labor. They're backed by our labor and our taxes. That's what they're backed by. They're backed by the what we own as collateral. You don't own your house or your car or anything. Every single asset that you own, including your labor, backs these Federal Reserve notes, and the thing is is they're not going away. They're going to be part of the new digital financial system. They're gonna back the stablecoin. It is so evil what these Oh, yeah. Totally.
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International people are doing. And Let me tell you. Let me interrupt you. Let me tell you. These Federal Reserve notes, you can say all that shit about them that you want, and that's what it is, shit. Because based on the greenback and what Germany had, the key to having just the medium of exchange is the is not having the interest to put it into circulation that gives it Alright. I agree. It's the usury that enslaves us.
[02:59:46] Unknown:
I agree with you a 100% on that, but the other thing that enslaves us bigger than that is the fact that we have a foreign country and a foreign corporation that determines, our money supply and the printing thereof. And we every single dollar that they they print, we it's it's a debt instrument, and we owe them that back plus, again, interest. Ding ding ding ding ding. But they don't even print stuff anymore. They just add a comma. A digit Oh, yeah. I know. That's no. They don't. They just do the digital. They just do it in the ledger. I agree with you on that. But for all intents and purposes, they do sometimes print, but you're right. For the most part, they don't. They're just digital ledger. Yeah.
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It's great. Yeah. Have you ever went back and read? Because I did upon first discovering this, so probably about fifteen or so years ago. The original Federal Reserve Act. Yeah. I did. And and it's not that long, and that's where I like I said, Rick and I talked in the other last night. And, like, in that, you know and and, you know, like, they pay for the printing.
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So Yep. Yep. Absolutely. They can have same for a sheet And they also pay and they also pay real estate taxes. Did you know that?
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Yes. But they pay the same for a sheet of a hundreds or a sheet of $1. Is it the same 100%. That that they but back then because I've tried to get I've tried to get government people to answer me. But in the original Federal Reserve Act, we had to pay them interest, and that interest payment was made in gold. But our money at that time was backed by gold. So do we still pay interest in gold or not? And they'll freaking answer me. And and and some shit that I got from the Federal Reserve is that the Federal Reserve doesn't even own gold. And you can go out there and watch YouTube videos of tours being given at the Federal Reserve in New York, and it's full of freaking gold. Well, then who the hell's gold is it? Is it London's and London holds The US's? I mean, all these central banks play games. It's not clearly.
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Care. It belongs to the city of London, Lisa.
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And is it gold covered tungsten?
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I don't know. I don't know. But do we still pay interest to them in gold?
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They don't care. You know? They've it this is so far down the rabbit hole, you know, that there's no paying this back, and they know it. And when and if anyone ask, well, who do we owe this to? Because let's go get them. Right? Because that's what always happened to these suckers, you know, every 30 times.
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I'm reading this amazing book that Roger recommended a long time ago, and it's so good. And it references other, books as well. But he gives the example. This guy was beaten over the head with a ketchup bottle called Bashed by the Bankers. This guy was beaten over the head with a ketchup bottle because he owned a ranch. And he was trying to figure out why his ranch kept on couldn't get profitable. Just couldn't figure out why. And he was he was Heinz ketchup? I would say Yeah. Anyway, it was, it's interesting because he says, this is the federal reserve. Brent because there's feedback from somewhere. Oh, I don't know who. It's not me. My mic is open when I'm talking. But, anyways, the he gives this example of the federal reserve, and he's like, how do you take, milk and pour it into a quarter glass bottle and then take that quarter glass bottle full of one quart of milk and pour it pour it out so that it equates to one quarter, one pint.
And he's that's the usury. That's the interest that he's talking about on here. But anyway, it's a fabulous book. Yep. This whole debt system is just but it's not just here in The United States. This is worldwide. They're using this all also in, Canada and Australia, Japan, and Europe
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and all that stuff is being used. The axis of evil the axis of evil that was mentioned, those seven countries or whatever at that time were the only ones that didn't have them and what there's one one or two left.
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Yeah. Iran and Iran.
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World order.
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Well, the reason why they wanna go after Iran and Russia is because those are the two largest countries right now that don't have central banks.
[03:04:23] Unknown:
No. Russia, I think, does actually, but the, Iran doesn't. I don't think Russia has a central bank. North Korea has the other one. But this whole thing with with Khan. Right? Wesley Clark, he's a Jew. Khan from the k o h n bunch. Right? K a n n e. And he was trying to start World War three in the Balkans in the nineties. Right? And so they wanted him to get you know, in 2007 when he was running the second time for president is when he put all this stuff out about the seven countries. Can we spell past ourselves to death by repeating it?
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Oh, sorry. You're right. You're right. Mer. Russia has a central bank. It's called the Central Bank of the Russian Federal Federation, commonly known as the Bank of Russia. Is the central bank of the Russian Federation. It was established on 07/13/1928 1990.
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That's late, actually. Let's see. What's the name of the book that was referenced?
[03:05:24] Unknown:
Oh, it's really good. It's called the it's called, Bashed by the Bankers, and it's by Byron Dale, b y r o n d a l e.
[03:05:35] Unknown:
Thank you. And then, you wanna when you call it here and you start when you start reading Hang on one second, Julie. Annette, it's in that, chat room, numeral two radio ranch dot satango.
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Okay. Thank you. Yeah. If you want the actual, like I like the bound books, then you can get that. It's not that expensive. But it talks about how money gets into circulation and how the banks create money out of nothing. And it is, it's crazy. It's just absolutely crazy because this talks about how a long, long, long, long time ago, you know, they did have, the the money backed by by silver and gold and now nothing. Comment. And there's a Federal Reserve publication called the story of banks.
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Not gonna go too far.
[03:06:25] Unknown:
Explain exactly how banks operate and how, fractional banking works. And fractional banking is not done by all the banks. It's only done by some of them.
[03:06:35] Unknown:
Julie, was that too that mentioned Byron Dale?
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Yeah.
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I listened to a number of commentaries he made back in the eighties, on a radio program called For the People, Chuck Harder out of Florida. But Byron Dale talked about the Guernsey Islands and their Uh-huh. Monetary system. Bone up on that because it's pretty interesting. The Guernsey Islands, they had their own currency.
[03:07:10] Unknown:
Well, you know what? It's really funny because, in this book that's interesting that you say that. There is another book that he references in here called The Greatest Con, which I have. I haven't read it by Erwin Shipp. And he wrote about how federal reserve notes are not legal negotiable instruments, and he started looking into what the laws were governing, negotiable instruments. And it's like I said, it's just one anything that is a negotiable instrument is legal tender in the state. He called a lawyer or whatever, and they started citing just various laws like Title 31 US code three fourteen.
And he he he lived in South Dakota at the time because he was a rancher. And if you look at section 16 of the Federal Reserve Act, it was basically providing a way to monetize people's assets and bring Federal Reserve notes into circulation, which is what Roger talks about all the time when it comes to these promissory notes that we sign when we get out, when we get a bank loan, which is total illegal. But Roger thinks that they're recorded as liabilities and they're not. They're recorded as assets, on the bank's account and then they just credit your checking account or your direct deposit account, your DDA.
And that's how that puts money into circulation as soon as the borrower writes a check on his checking account and spends some of the newly created bank quote unquote credits. But it's all like Merced. It's just all and what you said, Muse, it's all and or Lisa, it's all just, general ledger accounting entries.
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Yep. And that book is called, the other one by Erwin Schiff is The Biggest Con, How the Government is Fleecing You.
[03:09:16] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. He quotes all these, different books in here that he got his information from. I went out and I have the biggest con, how the government is fleecing you by Erwin a Schiff. And I had to buy a used book for this one, but, oh my god, it's just unbelievable.
[03:09:36] Unknown:
You know, he was, Peter Schiff's father, and, you know, he, died in prison, handcuffed to his cot. Yeah. I heard that. He wouldn't stop talking about how you shouldn't be paying tax.
[03:09:49] Unknown:
Yep. And, if you guys go get the bigger, the book, The Biggest Con, who does he have a picture of on the front? Uncle Sam. This book is so old. This book is, what is the, oh, it was written in 10/08/1970 no. No. No. Say wait. Hold on here.
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'77.
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Yep. And,
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and what was that? Get some pictures of uncle Sam with his wife, anti Semite.
[03:10:27] Unknown:
Dave? Yeah. He Anyway, the, the for the forward in this book was written by John Chamberlain, and John Chamberlain also has a tax book out that's, like, $250 on Amazon.
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Yeah. Say uncle Sam on the cover is, smoking a cigar. He's got his right hand by his chin, and he's kinda squinting, and he's got his left hand sticking out towards you. Yep. This is incredible. Handful of gimme.
[03:10:55] Unknown:
Uh-huh. And this book that I have that I bought, it was originally only $5.95, and god knows what I paid for this.
[03:11:03] Unknown:
Yeah. I I purchased the Federal Mafia from from Earl and Shitt. In fact, when I was in Vegas oh, I forget when. Did you say Erwin Schitt? Erwin Schitt.
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Schitt. That's called it's s h I f f. Sorry. Yeah. I r w I n, the middle initial a, and s c h I s f as in Frank Frank.
[03:11:29] Unknown:
Yeah. The same guy that wrote the Federal Mafia.
[03:11:32] Unknown:
Yep. They're they send it from, Jacob Schiff, but I don't think Adam's in that line. I think he stole the name.
[03:11:42] Unknown:
Yeah. So he had a bookstore in Vegas, and I happened to drop in and buy a couple more books and meet the man and shake his hand. And he was just a beautiful person. Just Wow. Just a Wow. Just a fun guy to be around. He's a magician. He was showing my son a bunch of, you know, magic tricks and whatnot. And, yeah, just
[03:12:03] Unknown:
a brilliant. Brilliant. Oh my god. Incredible. I would have loved to have met him. How anyone can stop paying income taxes was the one they jailed him and let him die for.
[03:12:14] Unknown:
Yeah. I think that was the only books the federal mafia was the only book that the feds outlawed unless they've outlawed books since then.
[03:12:26] Unknown:
It was really it's really sad what happened to Byron Dale because, he was sitting at his kitchen table, and these two state officers came to his home, and they struck him across the forehead with a third a full 32 ounce ketchup bottle. And, he it basically split his skull. And he tried to stand up, and he tried to get away from the first officer, but the first officer held him, to the floor while the second officer, beat him all over his head and face, when he had blood splurting all over the place. And he actually survived it. So
[03:13:07] Unknown:
so when do the cops become the muscle for the banksters?
[03:13:12] Unknown:
I think they already are. As soon as they put them on Can you say day one?
[03:13:19] Unknown:
Yeah. Day one.
[03:13:21] Unknown:
Well, the Secret Service were set up to protect the banks, not the president.
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Yep.
[03:13:28] Unknown:
Oh, even insurance, like, haven't required insurance. A protection racket. Right? Right? That's not all assurances. So it's just that you That's an that's the arm of the banks. Yeah? Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. It basically is the lumber down your store, but in, you know, using statutes. Can I read something relative to, some of the financial things that we're talking about, which I thought was of interest?
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Go for it.
[03:13:56] Unknown:
Yeah. This guy, just gonna pull over here. The way he wrote it, I thought was interesting. It kinda fits with some of the other things, that we talk about. But he, he Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Can you get closer to your mic? I yield. Yeah. Can you hear me now?
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That's better.
[03:14:16] Unknown:
Yeah. I had to stop. I think it was wind. But, anyway, this happened to be a district court thing, but he wrote it as a petition, but I think you could write for any bill. But, anyway, I of sound mind and body ambassador of Christ bring forth a case of mistaken joinder to an action of an agent or a principal taking actions against the saint. North Carolina general statute, and then he mentions the statute. The state of North Carolina's principal owner of records and therefore titles a driver's license the same. And, see, general statute, surety 26 suretyship states, in trial of actions on contracts, a principal is liable before a surety and first in line of equitable levy. Therefore, hence, for this matter, he settled immediately as the DA, district attorney, represents both sides of the courts, Ambassador Christ and then the autograph.
So I think that's kinda what, you know, the whole financial piece that fits in. This happens to be a case number they could file, and it's just a handwritten note, you know, to them. But that's in fact what the DA, you know, and all these financial matters. The government is on both sides of that coin and give we have to give back to Caesar. You know? So that's kinda what this guy did was gave back to Caesar as an ambassador to Christ. I don't think he heard from the court again.
[03:15:50] Unknown:
You guys know who Brian Koberger is. Right? The one that killed the four in, Idaho?
[03:15:57] Unknown:
They they knocked down that building they were there. I don't know who I don't know who he is, Mark.
[03:16:03] Unknown:
Yeah. He murdered these four, you know, was it four of them? Students in Idaho and he he's take down the place and stuff and he had been studying. Three three women and one
[03:16:16] Unknown:
boy.
[03:16:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He got them while they were sleeping and but he left his, what do you call it? The thing sheath for the knife and apparently had a thumbprint or something on it. And, you know, there were just a bunch of other things. Anyway, his father drove out to get him. They live in Pennsylvania. And, you know, after all this happened and, after the school year or whatever, they were on break, maybe it's Christmas anyway. And so he's driving back to Pennsylvania. And I think he got stopped twice for crazy driving to tailgating and breastfeeding or whatever. But, back in Pennsylvania, then when they tracked down who he was, and they came in the middle of the night to, go through the trash to get, you know, DNA samples. And he was already trying to trying to hide that anything with DNA on it and and everything. They just look so crazy and he's got to be a Jew, but they never mentioned that he is, of course. I think they even say he's Christian or something at one point, but he's he's a you can just see in his eyes, man. He's just he's gone, you know? But he finally did plead guilty.
And so I guess it's just today with court, and he's, sentenced to life imprisonment.
[03:17:31] Unknown:
Okay. On a different note, Murrah, I have breaking news that just came in that the ATMs now are being removed from Australia as well. So we have ATMs being removed from China, now Australia. This digital concentration camp financial system is rolling out at quote unquote work speed. Yep. Very funny. Gary.
[03:17:55] Unknown:
You can watch these bloggers that tour around in Asia and stuff, and they're all using digital means. You know, once in a while, they would get cash or have to. But most of the time, they're using digital stuff wherever they are. Yeah.
[03:18:09] Unknown:
It's very scary.
[03:18:12] Unknown:
And the thing with cars, they're in China, with the you know, they say they're charged up in five minutes, but what they actually do, and they were showing this, you know, they hire a cab or whatever, and, they, actually dropped the battery out and put another battery in, a charged battery. That's why it doesn't take long.
[03:18:30] Unknown:
Yep. I'm all for that. I'm all for the hydrogen powered cars and the free energy.
[03:18:40] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, the the electric is stupid, you know, because you're still what do they have? A lot of coal plants generating the electricity, you know? And now we're not supposed to have coal.
[03:18:49] Unknown:
I think that's b s, though. I we don't run nothing in fossil fuels. Those things are renewables and hydrogen. Yeah. And they don't do any construction to this. Everybody's rolling out these carbon footprints. That's what we're gonna have, a carbon footprint for everything we do. We're gonna be taxed on how far we drive. We're gonna be taxed on how much meat we have. Everything's controlled, limit, and, mutilate and destroy. You're gonna have to have vaccine passport to use your digital ID to go anywhere and get on the internet.
[03:19:21] Unknown:
Because I'm the tax man. Yeah.
[03:19:24] Unknown:
Julie, you sound like you are ready with your digital ID already. You sound ready.
[03:19:29] Unknown:
I'm not ready. Are you kidding me, Bori? I'm not I was looking to hook up with you so that you could use your digital ID, and I could buy behind you. I wanna borrow your digital ID.
[03:19:43] Unknown:
I don't wanna get that stuff. I don't even worry about it because the day that they put that stuff, you know what time is it.
[03:19:52] Unknown:
It's civil war time.
[03:19:54] Unknown:
You have to move to the mountains.
[03:19:57] Unknown:
So they have a lot of, witnesses that were testifying at this, so that's that's what really kinda sealed it. They got a chance to air all their grievances about him being a sociopath and psychopath and everything. Go ahead.
[03:20:12] Unknown:
The the man that killed those four students, Mar, is that who you're still talking about? Yeah. Co Burger. Pull my phone. Yeah. I'm right there. Probably do. I'm sorry. My phone is right now. Answering.
[03:20:26] Unknown:
You are? You're by the campus? Yeah. Yeah. They, I live in the town where that happened, and, yeah, there's a lot of suspect about what really happened that he's, like, the fall guy for it because it's kind of impossible for the guy to do all that damage. But, yeah, they tore down the house. They they're trying to put a quash on that, but then they're like, oh, we gotta have a shrine to these students. It's it's emotionally bad for the university to have that house. And it's, literally right around the corner from there. He'd be working around there and everything. But, yeah. It was pretty Kirsty. Pretty, pretty amazing. My, son all of a sudden. He, he had all the he had, like, a six month backlog because nobody locks anything. Everybody wanted to get locks for houses and their cars and everything. So Oh, wow. It's pretty amazing. It's a very sleepy little college town, you know, and, Right. But, you know, there's a lot of untoward stuff that goes on.
[03:21:22] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. But even even at at the bar or whatever, he would, just get crazy and they throw him out because he gets so crazy. You know? But he was also studying criminal law and stuff because apparently he wanted to put it into practice. Some of these Yeah. I'm I'm I'm sure he's guilty though, you know? I mean, it just has to be. I mean, look at the guy.
[03:21:47] Unknown:
Why did he why why did he do it?
[03:21:51] Unknown:
He's a psychopath.
[03:21:53] Unknown:
Yeah. They they moved it to Boise because they didn't think he could get a jury here. Plus, that's where the state staties are out of, so I don't know if the thin blue line was involved somehow.
[03:22:05] Unknown:
He deserved the death penalty, but he finally you know, his lawyer got him plead guilty, so, he get life imprisonment. Maybe he'll maybe he'll turn over a new leaf. I I just don't see any reason to think it was anyone else, you know, because he plotted it. His car was there, you know, the same type of car and everything. And yeah.
[03:22:26] Unknown:
I got friends in the law school here. It's the basically, it's the flagship law school for the state. May they even say something's fishy on this case. So but but anyway Fishy fishy in what kind of way? Well, they tore down the evidence. They, you know, they took a call guy. One person couldn't do everything based on the timeline that they had. I mean, there was a lot of stuff that they that they were like, you know, but and then how was investigated and all that kind of stuff. So
[03:22:55] Unknown:
Yeah. But somebody did do it.
[03:22:57] Unknown:
You know? Well, for I'm not saying that. I'm just Right. It's just like the bat thing I'm stealing with Holmes. He didn't do it. He was the fall guy.
[03:23:07] Unknown:
Which one you're talking about, Dave?
[03:23:09] Unknown:
The Batman.
[03:23:10] Unknown:
The Holmes at the theater. Let me tell you about that. This is part of the banking thing. That one. Right? That was act one. That was the Aurora Theater, And he apparently was a love child of this woman, and she was in court both times and said she gave him up for adoption. And the FBI took him. And so they're naming him James Holmes, so they probably know that Robert Holmes, you know, was probably some illicit thing. But Robert Holmes and then Peter Lanza, the Sandy Hook thing, were to testify before the senate about the Libor scandal. London Interbank offered rate. Well, the scandal rolls on and has a different acronym, but that's what both of those two little acts were about. It's about the banking. They they were both hoaxes, both Sandy Hooks and and the Aurora Theater. They were just selling. Yeah. I know. And in fact, they were the they were the false flags.
They were the first two to be done after the modern modernization of the
[03:24:12] Unknown:
Smith's month act went through in 2012. You know, they even had they even had in the Batman movie, commissioner Gordon slammed the Smith's down on a map, and and his hand was right next to Sandy Hook and it was circled.
[03:24:26] Unknown:
Well, this this show should. It's the banking. It's the money. It's the Jews. They're they're running the movies. They're running the stage events to keep this system going. And I think they're gonna try to probably will do it too. To take just take over the brick system. They get it all going, they'll just take it over. No matter who they gotta go through and kill to do it. You know? Whatever system's working, they're gonna take it. They don't create They'll be throwing those bricks at us. Yeah. Right? But they're also moving their operations and have been for some time into China. You know, after 2008 in particular, all that stuff.
[03:25:03] Unknown:
I remember over twenty years ago, Alex Jones, before he he got bought and paid for, he said that they've the new world order adopted the Chinese communist model. That was well over twenty years ago that I was listening to him saying that. And it was spot on. He he's not Alex Jones either. He's
[03:25:23] Unknown:
I know. He's 62 years old. Look at him. Does he look 50 to you?
[03:25:27] Unknown:
I can't I can't see him anymore.
[03:25:30] Unknown:
Any I'm kinda glad. So funny is even his own people, you know, joke around like, Schroyer and, Fuentes and Robert Raygold had pointed this out. Otherwise, I wouldn't have known. But, old Jonesy comes in there and I guess he's drinking or something. Right? And it he's messing with his own people because he doesn't like the popularity Even if it's in his under his own roof. Right? So anyway, Shroyer said something about, you know, they were saying about, Hicks. Right? And he said, oh, but I have blue eyes. Right? Yeah. Don't it make my brown eyes blue? He wears blue contact lenses.
Come on. Give me a break. And a lot of times in the lighting, you can see that. They're overpowered by the brown because they stepped in at that deep. Fun time to be alive.
[03:26:17] Unknown:
Hey, y'all. Did y'all hear Julie a few minutes ago saying that did she set my phone cuts out, like, every five seconds. But did y'all hear her say some ATM machines were removed from Australia or Canada or somewhere? She said Australia. Yeah.
[03:26:34] Unknown:
And they had been from China, I think she said too. But like I said, these these travelers over there, you'll see, you know, there were Yeah. Go ahead.
[03:26:45] Unknown:
I'm sorry. My phone cut out my phone cut out again right when you were answering my question. M.
[03:26:51] Unknown:
Did you have a question for me? Yeah. The ATM is basically it's rumored
[03:26:56] Unknown:
that they've been taken out of Australia and taken out of China. Did you say some ATM machines were removed from Australia or Canada or somewhere?
[03:27:04] Unknown:
No. China and Australia.
[03:27:06] Unknown:
Oh, shoot. My phone cut out, like, every Tuesday.
[03:27:09] Unknown:
Yeah. China China and Australia. Australia ATM machines have been removed. Thank you. That that's a rumor. But my the China is a rumor, but a question. My my I can hear you.
[03:27:22] Unknown:
Every time, I ask a question, then my phone cuts out, and I don't I don't hear y'all's answers. Sorry. But I got it now. Thank you, ATM machines. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Thanks, Julie.
[03:27:33] Unknown:
We should think about making our own community like that. When that stuff comes, we don't have any trouble because we're gonna be set. But, you know, everybody think independently, like, you cannot shoot 20 guns at the same time. You know? You need backup. You need somebody to help you. You cannot guard them, a home day, you know, miles of gravel by yourself. You need help. You know? It's kinda you have to put one on one together by yourself. You're gonna you're not gonna do nothing.
[03:28:15] Unknown:
Is, Muse on today?
[03:28:21] Unknown:
What's up?
[03:28:23] Unknown:
Is Muse on today?
[03:28:25] Unknown:
Muse, they're looking for you.
[03:28:28] Unknown:
Oh, no. No. You don't have to call. Is is she listening?
[03:28:31] Unknown:
I don't she was earlier.
[03:28:33] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[03:28:35] Unknown:
I think she's split up. Yeah. I think she got mad. She probably had to leave anyway, but I think she got mad because we were putting down Flynn. Oh, okay. In like Flynn.
[03:28:48] Unknown:
Well, I was just before I called in, I was listening to, Al Addis again, and something okay. So I listened I was on the call, yesterday, so about this time. And, I think about this time. Anyways, and Samuel and Murr was oh, no. Well, Murr, you were there. But Muse was there. And was talking, Samuel was kind of bringing the point home that it is whether they have jurisdiction. And something just hit me on listening to, Al Addis, And when he, put forth that, you know, I am a I could play it. But anyways, one of the things is they were saying you don't have jurisdiction over us, was one of the finer points.
And, the state of Texas told them they did, and then quit talking, and then dropped you know, they didn't hear from them anymore. And so that to me, I wish you want me to play it for y'all? Because I'm I'm not doing it justice.
[03:30:01] Unknown:
No. You're No. Okay. Alright.
[03:30:06] Unknown:
Come through. Okay.
[03:30:09] Unknown:
Anyways, so I think Samuel might have a point about jurisdiction, because the way they they were saying, you know, y'all don't have jurisdiction, and, and the state I wish I anyways. Okay. I giggled. It just brought the point home that that that might be a bigger issue than what what we're I think Samuel might be right. I yield.
[03:30:37] Unknown:
Shane here. Who is it from?
[03:30:40] Unknown:
What did you say, Shane? I didn't hear you.
[03:30:43] Unknown:
Say what?
[03:30:45] Unknown:
Who is it from?
[03:30:47] Unknown:
Oh, Al Addis.
[03:30:49] Unknown:
Okay. You wanna Oh. Like, some summary of what she's saying? Or Oh, Al Addis. Okay. So,
[03:30:59] Unknown:
there was a couple in Texas who was, producing, chloral silver. The state of Texas went after them for, dispensing a drug and had heavy fines, daily heavy fines, and, was suing them, each one of them, and I think their company or something like that. Well, when when they thought that that, you know, they they got divorced because the pressure of it was just too too much, and they thought if things was at a lull, and they sold some of their products or, some of their equipment and some of their products to another guy, not not the company, but just the product. Then the state of Texas went after the person that bought the product, and then, included them in the lawsuit, or in the, not the lawsuit, it is not the lawsuit, the, the, the investigation with the heavy fines.
And then someone suggested that man that bought the products get a hold of Al Attis. Well, Al Attis came as a I forgot what it's called. Feducery something for for, for the for the guy that bought the products. Well, the state of Texas added him to the the litigation, and he also was under great fines. The crime Go ahead.
[03:32:33] Unknown:
The crime. Yes. Okay. Go on. Okay. So so,
[03:32:40] Unknown:
so he Al saw that the key to the case that they they they said in their paperwork, the key to the case is the definition of what a drug is. So he started investigating what the what that meant. And in the definition, it says man and other animal. And he's like, hold on. They're thinking us as an animal. And so he said, I'm Christian, so I know I'm made in God's image. And, I am not an animal. You know, God gave dominion over the animals to the, to man. And so he went after the defense as a man, and getting that made made in God's image and not an animal. Let's see. There was more to that, and I'm forgetting it. Anyways, so the state of Texas went silent for a little bit. They quit because they were they were sending, paperwork on a regular basis, and, and then they went silent.
Then they they, a, they brought him in to court, and they tried to settle with them. Well, the last time, the last time, that they tried to settle, they wouldn't settle. They wanted the original, or I think the guy that bought the products, to get a license for, for the, distribution or something something related to, a license for selling, you know, drugs or something something like that. The guy said no. Go ahead.
[03:34:19] Unknown:
Do you want to sell a product, and therefore, they put, his particular product as a as a drug
[03:34:29] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[03:34:30] Unknown:
Used against, I guess, persons for bad intent. I don't know. I I'm not sure. Okay. And then,
[03:34:41] Unknown:
they they they, at one point, at the end towards the end, they were saying, hey. You don't have jurisdiction over us, because, we're not an animal. We're we're made in God's image. And, the the court says, we do have jurisdiction over you, and they didn't hear from me anymore. So basically, the the case went away. And that was in February, I don't know, '6 or something like that. So so so my point was yesterday's conversation, you know, you know, how they kinda brought up how they verbally contradiction con they you know, Al Addison's group was saying, hey. You don't have jurisdiction over us because we're made in god's image, and we're not an animal. And the courts rebutted it and says, you are in our jurisdiction, and they didn't pursue the case anymore, the civil case.
So so, with heavy fines, very heavy fines. And, so that kind of got me thinking. Samuel yesterday was talking to Mur Muse, excuse me, Mur Muse, and she's going through something, I even forgot what the case was about. I think it's, Traffic. Okay. And Samuel was saying, hey, you're going to want to pursue the jurisdiction. And that kinda got me thinking. I don't think Samuel's right, because the last thing that court says was even though they didn't pursue, they're just verbally saying it without, actually taking action and pursuing what they said they had, which makes me think Samuel is correct.
[03:36:20] Unknown:
Yep. What what was confusing, though, about that was that Musen in the affidavit letter letter and, you know, proving she's, not in their jurisdiction, but then she sent a check as well. Yeah. So it's a little confusing, but I think she's just trying to avoid some of these long suffering headaches if people try to influence the system. But
[03:36:43] Unknown:
yeah. That's why I called in because I was like, I think Samuel's right. But y'all y'all's conversation beforehand was quite quite,
[03:36:51] Unknown:
quite good. So I'm I'm glad I called in. I do remember Sarah remember Sarah's story too there with her 16 year old. Right? Yep. And both she and her husband and the child had the affidavits. And after about five minutes, the, psych attorneys agreed that they didn't have jurisdiction. Yeah. You know, they didn't word it that way. They just said you can take her. They couldn't hold her.
[03:37:20] Unknown:
I yield. Thank you.
[03:37:24] Unknown:
Thank you. Yes. I have a question.
[03:37:29] Unknown:
Go ahead.
[03:37:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Someone says I got, like, a I won a $100, and I'm not sure what that is. Roger Sales said I won a $100. I've been listening on the side.
[03:37:44] Unknown:
You were the weren't you the first one to do a, a national Oh,
[03:37:50] Unknown:
it was the other Shane. It was the Shane from Georgia. Oh. Oh. He owes a $100 because he said he was going to, pay whoever was the first one from, like, July 1 who became a national or sent their paperwork in.
[03:38:14] Unknown:
It's not you. Alright. Thanks. Don't want that $100 to go empty handed. So does anyone here like to understand what the computer, I don't know, technology or we are now in the, technology
[03:38:31] Unknown:
explosion?
[03:38:33] Unknown:
What that means to, pretty much, like, every everyone alive? And, also, is, president, president Trump, is he a good guy, or is he a bad guy? I'm not sure.
[03:38:50] Unknown:
Well, that's easy one. He's a badass. Bad, bad, bad. It's Sunday club. You and I not.
[03:38:57] Unknown:
Alrighty.
[03:38:59] Unknown:
So so on your first question, it's something that, you know, if you're each for you know, someone redoes a research, and then, that that's where that's where, reading it would be good, you know, for yourself, and then looking at definitions. I I I have I haven't heard about it, and I haven't read it, so I couldn't tell you anything about it. And and far as, Trump, well, you know, God's the judge. He knows I don't know. I I I I when he first got in, I I saw them going against him, and I was praying that god would keep him. But then I started seeing things. I was like, I'm gonna stop praying
[03:39:49] Unknown:
for him. Oh, never stop praying for him. Never stop. You know, none are righteous. No. Not one. And he works through each and every one of us Yeah. For his purposes, his will. So
[03:40:03] Unknown:
it was a Jeffrey Epstein's papers that I saw. Well, you know, the the the black book.
[03:40:09] Unknown:
Yeah. I I read through all that the black book too, and it his corporation's in there. Ivanka's in there, I think, with Ivana.
[03:40:16] Unknown:
Yep. Both.
[03:40:17] Unknown:
I saw the both of the ladies. Yep. I didn't see his stuff because I didn't recognize the initials.
[03:40:23] Unknown:
And I don't know if necessarily the black book means they all flew on Lolita Express. You know? Yeah. Because it's also common for these rich people to get a ride, hitch a ride on each other's plane, like, if they're going from Florida to New York or back or whatever. That's true. You know? So there there's a lot of volubles there. So
[03:40:46] Unknown:
And that's the end of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales for Wednesday and July twenty second. Yeah. Twenty second? Gotta be. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. Thank you so much for joining us today. We will no. It's it's Wednesday, July 23. Oops. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, if not a little while longer, including after show. We're on eurofolk radio dot com, Global Voice Radio Network, and, people join us on the show using free conference call. Find the links on the matrixdocs.com. Thanks.
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[03:41:56] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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[00:01:08] Unknown:
Ah, Senor. We wait too. We keep swinging. And, you know, by gosh, we're making a little progress, it would appear. Thanks to all of your prayers and efforts, which will continue, I trust. We're on the verge of something, my spiny senses. Tell me, good morning on Wednesday, July 23. Roger Sales Radio Ranch right here with you. And, at this point, I don't know I don't know who's helping us or not. But Paul does, and he's gonna tell us, aren't you?
[00:01:39] Unknown:
Yes. I think so. I'd be happy to do that. Let's see. Is my microphone working? Yes. All the bro That's for sure. Appropriate buttons press pressed and all of the audio feeds in place. I've been busy working on a project this morning. Actually, I'm still working on it. So I kinda sorta got caught with my pants down at the start of the show, and I'm hoping that I hit every button. But it looks like I did. We're on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network, my pet project that I've been working with for over a decade off and on.
We're also on radiosoapbox.com. Thanks to our, buddy Paul, across the drink tomorrow, Paul English live, 3PM eastern. We'll be on Global Voice Network and also on paulenglishlive.com, Radio Soapbox, and other platforms, Rumble, even if you wanna join the live chat. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. That is thematrix,d0cs,.com. It's not that I don't think you know how to spell it. I mean, there's D 0 X, there's D 0 C S, there's D 0 K S alright. D o c k s, you know, like, for those nautical
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sorts. Yeah. But that they're the only ones. They have a b e r t h certificate. They can go listen over. Yes.
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There you go. You gotta love the b e r t h certificate. There is also a free conference call. That is the platform we use so people can join us live on the show. We've got room for about a thousand of you. You'll find those links as well as the Eurofocal and global voice links on our website, thematrixdocs.com. Vmatrix,d0cs,.com.
[00:03:28] Unknown:
And for all of you that are looking for answers and haven't found us yet, we got a seat for you.
[00:03:34] Unknown:
Right. Now, just, just a heads up on, what I've been working on this morning. I actually created an entirely new show for Global Voice Radio Network, which will be and the link for that will be forthcoming.
[00:03:50] Unknown:
It is the Global Voice Radio Network resources channel. It is on PodHome, and the first upload to that platform will be the four part series of the audiobook, My Battle by, that, German leader that, has been demonized. Oh, it has been the senior. The mustache senior.
[00:04:19] Unknown:
Yes. It has been broken into four pieces. I am working on uploading episode two right now, and it will have full AI transcript chapters and, description synopsis of, what those chapters entail. So, yeah, I am working on that even as we speak. So
[00:04:44] Unknown:
Cool. And mister Jones gets on there all the time. And then he's a most vicious dictator in the history of the world. He was, this and that. Yeah. Yeah. I've read hundreds of books.
[00:04:55] Unknown:
Who what publisher were you?
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Right.
[00:05:01] Unknown:
Honestly, you know, garbage in garbage out. I mean, from the actuaries and, and I don't know if anybody's watched that. I haven't gone back and watched it. I'd like to though, Paul, is that hour long interview with his chauffeur's valet. Have you watched that yet?
[00:05:16] Unknown:
No. I have not watched that yet, but I did have yet.
[00:05:19] Unknown:
If you thought if you thought you were in his corner before, wait till you hear this guy. And he's just so calm, calm, and, you know, here it is. This is it. What happened? Calm matter of fact. Yes. He asked me not to, ever say anything about our relationship, and he's dead now, so I can. And that's what that whole I believe it was close to an hour interview is. I don't remember his name. Murnau's all that stuff. But, boy, it's impressive. And, you know, the deeper we get into this, the more we realize we've been lied to and how they demonize our enemies, demonize people. And, he's I'd have to say the good senior is probably the most demonized man in history.
I don't know if any others even come close. Boy, they were scared of him because he had their number. Okay? Mhmm. But they had great power. Seeing we've got their number, and we can do it individually or in a group. And Hitler couldn't do that. Right. He didn't have the goods on them the way we do. And they've gone so long with us. I dropped Anna. Little I am. I don't think she's picked up on it yet. And, as I say here on the radio, the Israelites, the biblical Israelites were in captivity for seventy years in Babylon. We've been in Babylonian captivity for ninety three and a half. Isn't it about time to stop this?
Quite No matter what the consequences are, isn't it time to put a stop to this Jewish slavery crap?
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I I think I think so. Do you believe?
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And yank them off their little their little, hutzpah pedestals. Oh, we're so great, and we're so smart, and you're such a schmuck. And and you don't have a soul, and we do. You're nothing but cattle. And all the, the accolades that they throw over us with this little racist superiority group. They're gonna get theirs. I I just pray that I've got a hand in it. K? So, anyway, we're we're coming for you, you little schmucks, to use their language. You know what a schmuck is?
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No.
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It's a dick.
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Oh, really? K.
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Okay.
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Putts. You know what a putts is? No. That's the circumcision that gets cut off.
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A putts.
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K? So I know a few of their few of their little language words. I worked around. Look. There's a lot of fine most of the Jews I was ever around were pretty nice people. And then there was, if I could remember his name. Olonis sneezed.
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What what we're dealing with is not a Jewish problem. It's a Jewish
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It's a imposter
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problem.
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Yes. It's an atheist problem because most of them are atheist. You know, you go to a reformed synagogue, 98 or 48 to 57% are all atheist.
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Mhmm. No. I've I've always been extremely impressed with you know, whenever I come across, like, a a video or an interview with a rabbi or something like that. Yes. I've always been very impressed with the wisdom, and, they just seem like wonderful people. And I think I think it is the wonderful people that are Jews that were the reason why the satanic bastards, have been impersonating them because they have always, throughout history, rode on the coattails of the benevolent. Yes. I mean, they they completely infiltrated the, the masons.
Uh-huh. And
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it's a And and then split off and had their own group, and they think the other Masons are nothing. They're the real special one. That's the the Paris Lodge. I Grand Orient Lodge, I believe they called it.
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Anything benevolent and godlike will be infiltrated and stolen by these evil bastards.
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And and that's what Cliff High came out and said. I've never heard anybody else put it that way, but he had done a lot of study on the Cazarians and stuff and, and said they're the imposters. They they they identity stealers. Just like Paul just said, they come on and and, like, they find somebody traveling, they kill him and then get his papers and all that and just take up his identity and continue on. So they've been doing that for a long time. And Israel and all this biblical confusion and all the equivocation that is set forth for them to use in this land where Israel where he no. You're not. You're impostors. Okay? And, just tell me why. I'd like for one Jew to tell me why and how a maternal only lineage comes off a only paternal lineage. Where did it come off?
And and how is it that you, you if you're not your mother wasn't a Jew, you're not a Jew. Because that's maternal, and it's nothing like the biblical lineage of a thousand generations or more that are all paternal. So I'd never remember you weren't around back then, Paul, or were you? I think maybe you just come on Jewish from South Florida because Daniel, supposedly converted her. You heard that conversation. Yeah. Yeah. I know. She had a big job doing, insurance checking on insurance and stuff when you're gonna insure a a dwelling. And she's the one that told us about she had the case of Bill Gates' private home and told us the whole thing
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was red marble, ceiling, walls, and floor. Well, there was one room. There was one room in the house that was all red marble, red everything. Okay. Yeah. It was one room. It was a whole house. Anyway,
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we supposedly, she converted, but that's I presented her with that little little scenario right there. How are you God's chosen people when you got a maternal lineage? It comes off and she went, I know. That's exactly what she said. Paul remembers it. Okay. And so, they can't confront that. They can't confront it. K? And it's just like what we do with them here. They they they can't do anything about it when they're presented with it. So
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Did did you hear about the two Jewish businessmen that met for coffee? Yeah. Two Jewish businessmen met for coffee, and they were they were discussing what they were what they what they it was what they did in their life. And one of them says today, oh, I started a great textile business. I had a I had a huge warehouse. I had I had a bunch of people. And, I'm it got destroyed by fire, but I'm okay because, of course, there was the insurance and all that. Yeah. So so I'm I'm retiring quite handsomely. And the other guy says, oh, yeah. I was I have something very similar. I mean, I was in textiles, and I had a warehouse and, warehouse and attached office space, which, with, I had a bunch of employees.
And, I my building got destroyed by a tornado. But it the the insurance was good. So what so I I took it as I should retire. And at that point, the first guy says to the second guy, how do you start a tornado?
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Yeah. Right. Jewish Jewish weather. Let me it's a in part, I know, Samuel, you were trying to get on and, you'll we'll get you a second. That, you know, they've done a switch at Coca Cola.
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Do you know about that, Paul? No. No more high fructose corn syrup.
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That's right. No high fructose corn syrup. Now we get cane sugar. Do you know why? I don't know. Who owns the sugarcane fields? You can't high high high fructose corn syrup can't be kosher.
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Oh, really?
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Yep. That's what I hear. Yep. Okay. Samuel, you were trying to get in a minute ago. People like to get in when we're having a conversation. You must have something to add. What do you got, Samuel? Good morning. Oh, Samuel.
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Or or who was it?
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Well, I thought it was Samuel. Sure sounded like him. Who if it wasn't Samuel, who was trying to get in our conversation there with Paul? It was Sheldon. Sorry. Oh, hey, Sheldon. Hey, man.
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Well, in your interview there, Herr Hitler, if he was an actor, he did it his whole life. He shared his meals with people by the side of the road. Correct. He shared his clothing with school boys on the way to school when it was raining, had a chauffeur drive them right to the doorstep. This guy was a real baddie. I I gotta tell you.
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They've got to demonize him so then they can use that against everybody else. And, of course, it would appear mister Trump is number two already. Mhmm. Maybe. Now I don't even know if he could eclipse Hitler in their demonization.
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That's okay. They hated Jesus too.
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Now listen. The wonderful thing is that these people who that they're here.
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Go ahead, Shelly. Back to your skiing area. When were you in Summit County? Because I used to work at Keystone. That was a long time ago.
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I was a puppy back then. Yeah. 7674, I was up there. Yeah. It was probably when I was there. Might have skied past you. Yep. Yep. Breckenridge.
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Did you come through with did you come through the Eisenhower Tunnel over the Continental Divide? I I I guess. I don't remember all that, but we were just,
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anxious to get up there to Summit County and start skiing. But, Yeah. Yeah. I've skied most of those resorts there, and so I didn't ever get to A Basin. That was the one I missed. I would have liked to have gotten up there. And, Winter Park. We skied Winter Park one year and enjoyed
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it. You know, copper, you did Winter Park before they opened up the other mountain, Mary Jane. No, they had Mary Jane open when I was there actually.
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Oh, okay. And you came over last year. Yeah. Show them. But then what happened was we discovered Jackson Hole, and we never went back to Colorado.
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Well, if you were there that late in the day, you came through the Eisenhower Tunnel,
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and I worked for a couple years putting that second drift in there through the Continental Divide. Cool. I'm sure we did if we came up that interstate that went across Colorado there and hit all that stuff. But those were young years. I enjoyed them very much. I'll, snow skiing is probably about my favorite thing to do on the face of the Earth. I don't think I'm gonna ever do it again, unfortunately. But, but I'll tell you what I did get a chance to at least see, and I wanted to ski, and I never got the opportunity in Argentina was Portillo, Chile.
Do you know about Portillo, Chile? No. I do not. It's where all the land speed records that are non motorized have been set. It's way up in high in the Andes. So right next to it is Mount Aconcagua, which is, I think, the second highest mountain in the world. You know, the Andes are still growing. It's up there around 23,000 feet or something. And, and Portillo, Chile is very close to that up in that altitude, and it's right on the border between Chile and Argentina. In fact, when you're going to Chile or going to Argentina, you gotta stop there and go through customs and stuff. And what you have to realize is the Chileans hate the Argentinians, and the Argentinians hate the Chileans.
So that border crossing is quite interesting because when you come over from Argentina, which I did one day, and they pull you all out of the bus and you gotta go get all your luggage and go get your luggage searched again. And while you're doing all that in a building over there, they're running dogs through the bus. Make sure there's no drugs hidden in there. And then you get out of that custom well, that took two hours, by the way. When you get out of that little customs building there on the other side, there's Portillo Chile right there in your face, and it's stunning. Okay? And at that part of the Andes, there's no trees. It's too high. And so you've got this really, it's almost like a gothic cathedral in all honesty. Those gothic cathedrals in Europe, all those spiny spikes and all that. Well, that's how the mountains are there. And, Portillo has a lower area, and then they've got an upper area on both sides. The two slopes come down to a valley, and in the bottom of the valley is a teardrop shaped lake, and right at the front of the lake is a ski lodge.
And, they, they open up those upper, areas and to to do speed stuff. And I think, Sheldon, I think they've clocked people over a 100 miles an hour on skis there. I don't remember what the speed was, but, boy, it's a spectacular area. K? I mean, I'm just really glad I got to see it. I would have loved to have skied it, but, man, what a spectacular ski resort. P 0 R T I L L 0, if you wanna go look at it on Portillo, of course, or Yo. If you're if you're not from Buenos Aires, it's Portillo. And if you're from Buenos Aires, it's Portillo. And, so you can go look at the trail map. It's stunning.
But, that was a a a part of my life is on my bucket list, and I just never got to get up there and ski it, Sheldon. I was quite disappointed, but I did get to see it. So Yep. Halfway there. The way you described it, it sounded like it was almost straight down like El Capitan. But Very very much on. That requires Very much. That requires over 200 centimeter skis for those high speed roads. I I would imagine. Don't know about all that. I just know people go real fast up there. So, probably faster than I'd like to go. Okay? But what a stunning, stunning ski resort. It's a big jet set because they during the summer in the Northern Hemisphere is when it's working. So a lot of your skiers from the Northern Hemisphere, jet setters go down there and ski.
So that's where it got its reputation. It was, I remember reading when they were doing, the engineering for that road that you go over to Santiago from, Mendoza from. And, they were using Swiss, engineers and surveyors. And when they got up to the top of the crest there, that divide, and they go, well, hell, this is perfect for a ski resort. That's where it came from. A bunch of Swiss guys. So, anyway, stunning place, beautiful part of the world. And, yeah, man. It's high up there in the Andes. So, anyway, we're talking about Jews. We've been talking about skiing. Anybody got anything that's I there's nothing really super important that I could see happening on the news. Everything's still building.
We've still got the Epstein thing circling, all of that. But, are there any new students on here today that have a question or a comment? Because that's what we're here for is you, and we get off on these Jags and don't recognize you and don't ask to see if you got anything for us. So that's why we're here. If there's somebody that's got something like that, we'd love to hear from you, meet you, all that stuff. But I hear somebody take a breath there. Tell somebody comes up. Julie. Julie's here. Yes. Good morning, miss Julie. Good morning.
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I wanted to let you know that,
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I think that's about world. Speak speak right in your mic. Can you hear me now? Yeah. A little bit better. Yeah. Can you hear me? Yes.
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You had mentioned you had mentioned yesterday, that Martin Armstrong said that world war the bombs are coming in 2032. They're coming in August for '26.
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Good. He was on Alex yesterday. Did you did you catch him on Alex yesterday?
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I heard that he was on, and I couldn't. But I'm gonna go to band.video and watch it today. So, but, yeah, that's what I wanted to tell you is that I relistened to that interview again with the, Chihuahua man, and he said, any time because the fifty days that Trump gave, Russia to stop the war expire at the August. So Medvedev is encouraging Putin to strike before then. So I don't know, but they're saying def he's saying definitely 100% war, either, anywhere anytime from August throughout the first half of twenty twenty six.
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Okay. I thought he said specifically '32, but whatever. We got that stuff in. That was that was Roger, that was for,
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his prediction, the Socrates computer prediction that, by 2032, China will be the financial powerhouse. The the
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the will be the epicenter of the financial market by 2032. Could be. They got worse financial problems than we do right now. They're gonna have to get through that first. Now who am I to argue with Socrates? Right? So, anyway, yep. That's, and, he, he was on Alex again yesterday. I think it was in the second hour, little ways into the second hour for the rest of the hours worth watching if you put credence in mister Armstrong.
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So The other the other thing
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sorry. The other thing I wanted to tell you was that Austin told me to tell you that he would he went camping. And so that's why he was, not on your show on Saturday, and he's gonna be on your show this Saturday.
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Alright. Well, I was wondering about young Austin. So that's good. I guess everybody needs a nice camping weekend, so can't can't argue with him for that. We'll look forward to schooling him up. Saturday. Yeah. Well, if he shows up, we'll school him up a bit and, see what happens. By the way, I don't know if any of you remember Tom Dee, of course, had a guy named O'Connell. And he was an older lawyer, alcoholic, I guess. I gathered from Tom, and and, he was the one that he was really, really good on foreclosures. And when I first Tom started telling him about what I was doing. He said, don't do it. Don't don't they'll kick you out of the country. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All this fanatical crap, and I kept and him and I got into a little bit, of exchange. He'd Tom would give him an hour on the on his, dry afternoon drive time there. And he go, that's you you just tell that guy, I'll buy him a first class plane ticket from Ecuador and back if he'll come up here and debate me on this. And so he was all like that. And, then one day, a a while after that, and Tom came on and said, well, I called him Ronald McDonald, and, because he was acting like a clown. And, so he goes, well, he got it. Finally, he he was able to grasp it. And but I just wanna say he died recently. So, anyways, what somebody told me, Tom, I think.
So he passed away. We, got another email about Ron Gibson overnight saying Ron Gibson passed away. We knew that. Thank you. Sorry. Ron was a a pretty good patriot, and he helped evidently helped a lot of people. Had some very good information. He's got two books that are still available. Somebody is handling that. I'm sure. I don't know a website to give you, but, if you poke around in that alloyed title area, you'll probably find it. And, so, for those of you who are interested in pursuing that. Right. So let's see. What else? So there's Dave right there. Good morning, Dave. What have you got for us? Yes? Good morning. Yes, sir. Don't forget about Ozzy Osbourne. Oh, that's right. He kicked yesterday too. 76. He's a Yep. Year older than I Yep. Was he's the same age I was last week.
Right. So, anyway, well, sorry, Ozzy. You,
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you might have pushed the You know, he made it. He made it. He was one of the longest living walkers. Wow. A lot of them died in their fifties and stuff. And, should we lost a Tom Petty? 5054
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or '53 or something like that? God. The pride of Gainesville, Georgia. And Yeah. I guess Ozzy. Well, I'm I know all okay. Look. I was in that scene. Those boys pressed the envelope. I'll tell you who who, who's the guy from Michigan, the bow hunter?
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Oh, that's Nugent. Nugent.
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He he doesn't drink, smoke, or anything. Okay? Right. He's he's he's a clean liver like Trump. He's a clean liver. I hope he doesn't. I hope he doesn't drink Diet Cokes incessantly. But No. He doesn't. He but there's, yeah. I knew a lot of those guys back in those days when they'd get well, they just do crazy stuff. You know, kicking in the t kicking in the TV in the hotel room and stuff like that. I mean John b John b said,
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last night he was talking about Ozzy. And, he said that day, he thought that it was a rubber bat that somebody threw up on the stage, and he bit the head off. And then he realized it was real. After that concert, they took him to emergency, and he got a bunch of rabies shots and stuff.
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Damn. Surprised they didn't take him to a dentist first. Speaking of speaking of dentist, I had a nice visit with mine yesterday. Sure. Two months is yep. That's what happened. And here, let's do this. So I gotta go get another X-ray and some stuff, but it looks like it might have worked out alright the way it, developed. We'll see. It's never fun having to get all your teeth replaced, folks. And, it's not and and it's not inexpensive either. So I, even down here, and I told, his name's Martin, which we pronounce it Martin. They'd pronounce it Martin down here, and and his two children were there because they're out of school and stuff and in the office there. And I said, well, I'm it's funny. His name is Martin, and his his daughter is Martina, and his son after that's Mark Martin Junior. So, anyway, I said, well, I'm I'm helping to start their college fund.
He got a pretty good charge out of. So, anyway, we'll get through it. Not any fun. Not any fun at all. So, anyway, that there. And, what, what else? We got anybody else or something to add here this morning on current events or something that's happening we don't know about or any of that kind of stuff?
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Georgia, Idaho. Howdy.
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Hey, George. Morning.
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Morning. Actually, related to passports. Is it okay to bring that up? Of course. I have I have a it's unsigned, but I had a Department of State u period s period a period Washington 07/01/1871 1877. It was interesting just a kind of a a little one pager on what the application for a passport should have, a description of the person, blah blah blah. Passport is good for two years from its date, no longer. A new one may be, yeah, may be obtained by stating the date and number of the old one, paying the fee of $5, furnishing satisfactory evidence that the applicant is at the time within The United States.
The oath of allegiance must also be transmitted when the former passport was issued prior to 1861.
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There you go, baby. Uh-huh. Those were generally like a letter from what I've read. They would just issue a letter, please let this person pass or whatever, and then they've become much more sophisticated. I thought and I was thinking this morning, so I'm glad you brought that up, George. In my conversation with Anne, and I was bringing stuff up, I went into the passport, area and tried to explain to her why that document is so important. You know? And, I got in. I said, do you know about the, paperwork reduction act? And she goes, no. So I had to explain to her the paperwork reduction act and the OMB numbers and why they were so strict and why they're so important and all that to lead up to showing her the warning box on the passport app.
And so I was kinda surprised that she didn't know anything about that or the significance of having any public information gathering request that has or doesn't have an OMB number on it. And the significance of that is damned important. If they do not get an o and b number on it, it is not legitimate. Nothing they use can they get back can be used. It's it's really a big no no. So, anyway, she didn't know anything about that. And I I wasn't too totally surprised, but yet I kinda was. You know? And it just goes to show the information that we've got to back up everything we say is right there. It's all valid. K? And that's why I never in all these years, fourteen and a half years now, I've never had one fact that I put out there that was been rebutted or proven wrong. I mean, okay. I might mispronounce guy who got Murr and the pronunciation police come out or, get a date wrong or or something like that.
But nobody has ever, disproven a fact I've said on the air or written anywhere. So that's pretty good track record, I think. We've never had one blowback from the federal government in fourteen and a half years on what we do here. No no blowback on anybody. So we've got what you'd have to call an unblemished track record. Uh-huh. Man, it was beautiful here this morning. We are finally in the front edge, it appears, of our what what I call our summer season. I people here call it the dry season because you get winds for thirty ninety days or more, and it blows the clouds away. And it gets very dry for everything because the winds. And this morning, it was just beautiful, and there was no wind. It was totally still. And here just now in the last couple of minutes, the winds kicked up. So pretty interesting. Hopefully, we're in that part of the year. It's very nice part of the year to be down here.
Not that the others aren't. They're just a little different, cloudy, dry, drizzly, etcetera. So, anyway, my favorite time of the year here. We'll enjoy it. Let's see. What what else can we go on? Interesting. It we could see especially if our information could be utilized appropriately. We could see a real crash in this whole system here in the near future. Put it that way. I don't know how near, but I know the whole system is it's rocking back and forth, man. That's why they gotta have all these wars. Do you know, Paul, they're they are drafting or what do you call it when you grab somebody and put them in the army impressing?
They're impressing 60 year old men in Germany? 60 years old? 60?
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Mhmm. Man.
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Yikes. I I hope Trump is putting his fifty day limit on Russia, unfortunately. Raj, that's conscripted. Conscripted is the other word. Thank you, Dave. Trump, impressed is another one. The, Trump is, got this fifty day limit up. I guess it ends at the August. And if here's what the deal is. If they don't stop the war or try and come to an agreement or something, Trump's gonna put a 100% tariffs on every one of Russia's trade partners. So what what he's doing is he's, they're driving the Chinese and the Russians together, and they're helping them build a damn foundation for bricks, which I'm tickled to death about. But no. The other people aren't. They wanna keep this, what they call the something privilege of the world reserve currency. And, and and I look. I like Trump. I like the American dollar. I like us having that, but that's all based on fraud. And if there's anything we can do to expose that and get rid of it, my god, I wanna be involved. Yes, Paul?
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Yeah. Oh, Trump is doing exactly what the Jews tried to do to Hitler tried to do to Germany. Yep. The Jews Well the Jews got the entire world, for all intents and purposes, to boycott Germany and actually tried to starve out the people and destroy the German nation. It's very true. And we need a first shot of war Trump, by doing that, by putting a 100% tariffs on all of Russia's trade partners, He is doing exactly what the Jews did to Hitler, and that started the World War. When you when you see who surrounds him, why where would you think he'd do anything different?
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Okay. The first shot, for those of you who don't know, not studied this kind of stuff, the first shot of World War two to me was what happens if Hitler went and got a different type of economist who who showed him how to bypass the users. Okay? The the the the the Global Monetary Fund. And so what he did was they started direct barter between their trade partners. Okay? And they cut out the financiers and they don't they don't you know, their god is money. They don't like getting cut out. And so what they did was they did a worldwide boycott on German goods. And the way they enforced it was because they own all the newspapers. Right? And they said, if you do not get rid of all your German goods that you sell in your store, you can't advertise in our newspapers. That's the way they enforced it. So that, to me, was the first shot of World War two right there. And who did it? Of course, the usual suspects.
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The usural
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suspects. There you go. The usura.
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The usura. There you go. Freudian slip that fit just perfectly. Fit like a glove.
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Yeah. Yeah. Usura. Usura. Roger? Yes, Julie?
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And then, and then also China released yesterday, but this is not verified, that they've shut down their ATM and seized all cash and requiring everybody there to use the digital yuan.
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Okay. Very possible. I heard that news about England this morning on Harrison. You can fly with these new carbon passports that they're coming out with. You can fly say, if you wanna go down to the beach in Spain, you can fly down there once every three years. K? Wow. Unbelievable. Now they're limiting travel. Yep. And that and and the what is that? That's locomotion. Impeding point a to point b. So now you've got your freedom of liberties gone for sure. K. So, yep, that's happening in jolly old. And, it was really nice to see Paul pop in yesterday. I'm sorry. I had to run off after the show so quickly. I really enjoyed Paul, and I hope you guys do too.
And, it's just always a privilege and an honor to have him on the show over here when he And then,
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and then one last thing, Roger. BYD just released the, a car powered by distilled water only, which will kill the electrical vehicle industry.
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Oh, that's good. Well, they'll probably kill them real quick. Yes. And that is like, it's running on hydrogen. They take the hydrogen, split it it somehow, and it's, it it is a a power generating element. And, yeah, boy, that'll, I if I was whoever's inventing that, I'd be very careful. But those are the kind of things that would be available to us. Free electricity. How what do you think the world would be like with free electricity and free power if we could get back to there? Okay.
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So there's some My understanding is is that there was a, there was a hydrogen powered, car a long time ago, and that man was suicided. So now, it's the similar technology that wait what you described. It's just a tiny bit different. But this guy, I think, is over in South Korea or something like that or maybe I don't know. Maybe Vietnam or Zimbabwe. I can't remember. He's the one who created this, but I think they'll get rid of him soon too. I, I I hope he, has a bunch of dead man switches on his information.
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A couple of years ago excuse me. Couple of years ago out in California at the, History of Computer Museum, I think, in San Jose, They had a worldwide demonstration. You could look at it on the web, and they have mastered is it fusion or fission? I I I can't ever get those separated in my mind. But, anyway, the peaceful type like you're talking about. Okay. Fusion taking hydrogen out of here, and they did a demonstration on it. I saw the guy interviewed that was he was not a scientist, but he's been very involved in the the whole effort to to achieve this for thirty years or more. So one of those outsiders is almost on the inside.
And his comment was, Julie, they have developed this to the point, and they know it's gotta be scaled up, but things like this car and other things like that are possible as they scale it up, but they were gonna go to the underbelly, the as he put it, the soft underbelly of the market, which is home heating. And, he stated, if I can remember correctly, he stated that a glass of water with this process can power a 100,000 homes through an entire winter. A glass of water. There's that much energy
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in a glass of water when you break these things down. I believe I believe that. We're supposed to have free in energy. They also have, apparently, MedBed with light technology in them Yeah. Where you can just get in and they heal you in five minutes.
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Well, we'll if we can get all these, what do you call them? What do you call them now? All these instigators out of the way. Here, we might can, get to a point we could take those applications and apply them to mankind. But what we've gotta get away from and we gotta get rid of is the the people that treat money as a god. How about that? That's pretty accurate. That's what my friend said, my former friend, I should say. My trumpet player friend who lived in New York for twenty seven years and, of course, played bar mitzvahs and weddings and all that kind of stuff. And he had some members of the, music, community that were Jewish there that played with him. And they were talking about this one day, and one of the musicians said, well, they they worship a different god than us. Their god is money. Boy, how accurate is that?
Roger. Accurate. Yes. Well, there's Robbie. I think it's Robbie. Yes.
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Good morning. Good morning. I wanted to, ask you. Did you hear Martin Armstrong on Alex Jones? Did you already discuss it? You were a little late today, weren't you? Yes, sir.
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Yeah. We talked about it briefly.
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Oh, it was terrible because, even though a lot of this is over my head, it sounds like, the money changers, you know, their system is dying, and Been dying from it. With a very ingenious way to preserve it, and that's through this, genius act. But the only way to keep their money system going is to keep the wars going. So, I I never heard Alex kinda freak out. I mean, he
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he took it hard, and and I think we should all take it hard. Well, I and I It's not good. Well, I remember what he was saying when that elicited that reaction from mister Jones. And what he was saying was that this, Tether and all these stable coins and what they're doing with them is basically the same thing Lincoln did with war bonds in nineteen eighteen sixty three, and that they are preparing for war and that this Tether coin is a store of an alternative value where they can, the like, for instance, the way I heard it explained the other day, I think it was I remember who was talking about it. But they said one of the Tether coins they've got, and they've gone out and bought a bunch of bonds.
And so underneath it on the backing of the Tether coin are the is debt. Okay? Now they've got another one that is gold. And so the backing of the Tether coin on that group is gold. So they got one that's debt and one that's real. But Martin Armstrong said that what he saw them doing is building up this, cash of, of of liquidity that they could use to start a war. So if you wanna get in that if you wanna go get into that, go listen to yesterday's, Martin Armstrong second hour with AJ. K? And, I so Roger? Yes. Yes, ma'am. I'll post the link, Roger. Yeah. So, Robbie
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Robbie, while you're on on page nine of the, Genius Act, which is otherwise known as the Stablecoin Act, it has the standard for the stablecoins, and they're gonna be backed by Federal Reserve notes and Treasury bills notes or bonds. And, Martin Armstrong basically said it's a repeat of 1863 Yep. The National Bank Act of 1863. So what they're gonna do is they're going to authorize, all the banks to issue stable coins, but they have to actually fund the war by buying the treasuries. It's the same thing all over again. So the base basically, the government's turning the stable coin into a digital dollar.
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Yes. It's not a CBDC. It's not a CBDC, but it's a digital dollar. K? And it's backed by either gold. Hold on. It's backed by either gold on one camp or debt with treasury bonds on the other. Yes. Go ahead, Julie. Yeah. Well, Martin Armstrong
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specifically stated that stablecoins are the bait and switch for the direct issued government CBDCs. That is quote, unquote, from his mouth, and they can be programmed just just exactly like CBDCs can be programmed.
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Okay. Well, I that's not my understanding, but whatever. You go go off and investigate it on your own. Okay. I would tell I'll tell you what I would like for y'all to do, somebody. Is Murr with us? Oh, Murr. Murr said so good at a search engine. I was thinking about this last night. I I think I did it before. Didn't get any results. Could y'all put a $10.40 Bond in in the search engine and see if anything comes up on it? $10.40 Bond. That yesterday.
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I did that yesterday. Okay. Yeah. And I I couldn't find and I couldn't find any evidence. You were right. Samuel was saying that they were associated.
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And when I went to all the search engines and I went to three, it says they couldn't find any that were directly related to him. So and and Samuel comes back and he he quotes a book on somebody that I guess, appears to be authoritative. 100. The book of the hundreds. Yep. And this I'd never heard of this before David Strait came out with it. That evidently is where he can got it the first time. And even when that came up, I don't know, a year ago or something, I went to a search engine that didn't go into a whole bunch of them. I went into one and put 10 40 bonds in there, and nothing came up. So I've got big questions about the 10 40 bond things. And, of course, that casts aspersion on the entire book of the hundreds, Samuel.
Sorry.
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Yeah. Well, I yeah. I couldn't find anything that stated that they were, issued by Lincoln, and I used three search engines yesterday when he was talking about it. So I don't know.
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So, so That's right. My my my antenna is up on the book of the hundreds, Samuel. Who was talking right there, Rob? Yes, sir? You? I,
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yeah, I researched greenbacks night before last, and, no $10.40 greenback thing was ever mentioned. There was there were two different greenbacks, and I think one of them, a small group of them, was maybe a bond, but it kinda went over my head about the explanation. But neither one of them were backed by gold.
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Well, see, the greenbacks didn't have to be backed. That's the whole theory of this type of and this should work today. Okay? You've got to spend in you you create the the bills, let's say US notes, and they're not backed by anything. You create those That's what did you get. And then the circulation. Right? And so you spend them into circulation. So now they're circulating out there, but you have to tax out exactly what you spent in. So there's no excess for speculation. The whole thing works with nothing backing it because the money doesn't necessarily have to be, have something backing it. It just has to be recognized and used as a medium of exchange. That's all its function is.
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Yeah. That's what he did. He paid off a lot of war debt, and it became stable because the public had confidence in it. Yep.
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Except what they neglected to do is what when you've got humans involved is you don't tax out what you spent in, and now there's excess, and now you're back to the same problem. Yes, sir. You may.
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Yes. It just came up. It says, buy arena breakout, infinite ten forty bonds, fast delivery and benefits. Do you want the web address?
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Well, does that tell you what they are? Does this have to do with Lincoln? What what is this? I didn't go deeper. Hold on. Well, you need well, you need to go a little deeper. We're talking about them back in the eighteen sixties. Not in something somebody's hold on, Julie. Not in something somebody's trying to offer now. Yes.
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Yeah. I was just gonna say I researched them only related to Lincoln and couldn't find anything. So maybe they exist, but maybe they weren't issued underneath him. That was what I was looking for. I yield A ten forty is the spreadsheet. The greenback.
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What the was that was that directed at Julie? Did she research the greenback?
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Yeah.
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Research the greenback. Alright. Do that, Julie. Here's your homework assignment for tonight. And now a ten forty remember, a ten forty is a statute staple, is a is a Jewish sheatar. Now the Jewish sheatar or a statute staple can be a bond or a contract. K. I remember that. But I've never seen anything until David Strait, the late David Strait came up with it and said, that they were using something when Lincoln was selling $10.40 treasury bonds. Well, hell, I've never heard of that. I heard years ago where they got that nomenclature of ten forty, and I just flat don't remember why they call it that. But we know what it is. It's a specialty contract, and we know what it does when it's got those two. It's gotta have two characteristics.
It's gotta have a recognizance recognizing another body of law in the contract, and it's has to be signed under seal. K? Hey, Roger. There's Lisa. Hey, Belize. How you doing? I I I remember
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reading some stuff about the greenbacks and and, you know, so that whole mess to fund the civil war and that adviser that Lincoln had. So evidently, he he was speculating, I'll call, of feeling like his his option was to to print the or to print the bonds to fund the war. And his adviser's response was, well, if you can print the bonds, why can't you just print them out? Print the notes. Okay. And I
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this is back when I was first in Argentina that somebody sent me a fairly long article. I remember reading it. I think, Rich, Rick, you you came up with the guy's name, but it was the guy that taught Lincoln this about the monetary system before he was president. Paper. What what's his name? Colonel
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Dick Taylor. He was a financial guy, and he was conscripted into the army as an adviser. Okay. Conscripted into the army as an adviser.
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Okay. So that's the guy that turned Lincoln on all this stuff. Lincoln went and applied it. There are no bonds involved because it doesn't have to have any backing. It could still work today if somebody's got the kahunas to tax out what they spent in. That's the key right there on the back end, of course.
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That's Rick Rick and I in the evenings have been having the last couple of days some pretty good conversations about that. And that was my question last night. How did they how did they keep it from being inflationary or deflationary? I wonder how
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that vigilance was kept because that's required. It wasn't it wasn't worth a crap because it got very inflationary, and they weren't worth the paper they're printed on because they didn't tax out of circulation what they spent in. And the equilibrium was screwed up. What is it?
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I love it.
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They did hold their They did hold their screeching. We've got screeching and things going on here. Let's see what's going on. Joan's mic is open. Joan, your mic is open. Joan, do you have a question? You just wanna screech at us or what? No. She was saying Buenos Dias to somebody in the room. Oh, okay. Well, she's up in South Carolina now for the summer. She's not in Costa Rica. Yes. I'm in Costa
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Rica.
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What, Joan?
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Yes. I'm in Costa Rica because of the stupid renovation.
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Oh, you're back in Costa Rica. Okay. Alrighty. Well, I didn't know that. Kenmore Rick Kenmore to add to what I was thinking. Back to Rick in this little path, little little round robin thing and hear what I'm sure is important that he was gonna say. Rick?
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Well, I'm I'm not an expert on it, but I was reading about it, and the greenback fluctuated in the value, but it did hail it did hold its own all the way up to $19.13, basically.
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Really?
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The $19.13. Something last night. Well, generally yeah. Well, that was the only paper money, I think, that was in circulation other than local banks. I'll be doing But, Alicia said something last night that just set the light bulb off in my head. She said that the legislation for the Federal Reserve wasn't very long. It wasn't that many pages and that the interest had to be paid in gold from the US Treasury. And, man, that's that's when it all fell together. That's why we were bankrupt by '33. All the gold was gone.
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Yes. And and and they had evidently and we hear differing stories, so I'm kinda guessing a little bit this. But there was arbitrage. There was an arbitrage situation after 1913. What I mean by that was gold was priced at $20 in The US and may have been 30 or 35 over in Europe. So what they were doing, of course, this crowd, they take the gold from The US and steal it, or whatever they do, and take it over to Europe and play that arbitrage. And they got caught up with them that a lot of the gold was missing evidently, and that was part of what was adding to the whole conflagration here between 1913 and 1933, twenty years of skullduggery.
You can bet on it. We just gotta stop these bastards, folks. They've got to be stopped. I've never seen anybody else. Comment. Yes. Just a second, Tom. I think. I've never seen anybody else. I mentioned this on the air. And so please correct me if you know. Is there anybody else we've ever known in history that got these little slimy bastards backed into a corner like we've got them back here? Does anybody know of any other incident in history? Because I don't. K? Tom, was that you, buddy? That's what we got here, folks. Very powerful. That was George again. Oh, hey, George again. How are you doing?
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It's good. I'm doing well. Just a comment, which I think is, we should probably post it on the website. It's not just because this is a subject critical part of history, but the carry currency, letter. Oh, cute. Has anybody read that? It's on the phone. What the carry
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currency letter? We're gonna talk right in the middle. Are you in are you in a little, eating house or something there?
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Yeah. Let me Yeah. Area of dishes and whatnot. Is that better? Yeah. Much better. Now please start again from the start, George. The carry currency letter. You have Google that. It's seven pages, sort of, sent to, explain. It was basically an explanation of what was going on with the economy and why they took the measure, including the greenback. And it talks exactly to what you just said about the European interest, you know, funneling all the dough over there and all the assets over there. So fantastic and really kinda paints Lincoln in a little different light too. So
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The current the carry currency letter? Yep. C a r e y. Oh, c a r e y. Well, that's what what Currency. Yeah. Triggered me when you said that was the carry trade, which is unwinding right now, and it is a big threat to the world economy and the bond market. And that is from Japan's lost decade. What was that? Back in the seventies or the eighties when they had their real estate crash and they ran up all the prices, and they've never been the same since. It was called the lost decade. And then they started because of that issuing, they dropped the interest rate to zero.
And so you could literally go over to Japan and borrow money for zero. Zero interest rate. And then they take that and they bring it back to New York and buy US treasuries. They're paying three to 5%. So let's say you had a $100,000,000. That'd probably be a low number, from, and borrowed that. You had, well, 33% on a $100,000 a year is pretty good, isn't it? I think it is. It's like gravy. You don't owe anything on what you borrowed, and you get nothing but interest on the top end, and it's all gravy. What's 3% of a let's say a 100,000,000. What what's that? 3,000,000 a year or something?
Probably something like that. Well, that's pretty good. I can live on 3,000,000 a year. Can you, George? Well, I guess George could do even now, even out there in Idaho. So, yeah, it's very interesting And everything they do, of course, is undermined by this because their god is money. Period.
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Well, Roger, I'll I'll I'll attempt to answer that based on that money has such a way of corrupting. I could probably live on the 3,000,000 a year for maybe five years, and then my soul would probably become corrupted. Yes. And then I would just put a little more.
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Just a little more. Well, that's what Rockefeller said. Have you ever heard that quote? Somebody asked old John d. He said That's why I said that. Oh, that's why he said it. He says, for the audience, somebody asked old John d, how much is enough? And his response was just, well, at least, just a little bit more. Just a little bit more.
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Oh, yeah.
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Such wonderful people. Yeah, Rick?
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Sheldon just sent me a link. This this seems to be a pretty good article. I'm just reading a little bit of it, but, I I I got it on the other phone. I can send it to Paul, but there's a great quote by Otto Von Bismarck in there after Lincoln's assassination.
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Right. What did you say?
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Well, it's a little long, but but, anyway, he's he's talking about,
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We got plenty of time. How'd my We got plenty of time.
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Okay.
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He said the death of Lincoln was a disaster for Christendom. There was no man in The US great enough to wear his boots. I fear that foreign bankers with their craftiness and tortuous tricks will entirely control the exuberant riches of America and use it systematically to corrupt modern civilization. They will not hesitate to plunge the whole of Christendom into wars and chaos in order that the earth should become their inheritance.
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There you go from mister Bismarck in the eighteen hundreds, folks. Everybody's been fingering these son of a bitches since before Christ was born. This is not a new phenomenon. Roger? Yes. Is that Samuel?
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Yeah. It's me. Okay. Hey, Samuel. We've been talking about you. Yeah. I've been on. I just I'm sort of busy, but, I did look up that site, that I read yesterday on the bonds, and it's in the foot footnotes. It says it's on page 23 63 of the book of the hundreds. The footnote is three twenty two, three twenty three, and three twenty five. And they all come this from the book called The Civil War and Reconstruction by j g Randall.
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And the quotes are from page four forty seven and four forty six. Okay. Well, why don't any of the search engines come up with a $10.40 bond?
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Well, there's a lot of things that don't come up, Roger. I mean, there's a lot of things that are hidden. I would agree, wouldn't do. Oh, yeah. Big hiding going on. Yeah. I mean, he puts exact interest rates on these items and the dates and the debt and the year. This was researched probably back in the day in the eighteen sixties. And,
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you know, to say it's not true. I don't know. You'd have to prove it not true. Well, I I think if you go to a bunch of search engine and nothing comes up, I'd I'd be a little bit skeptical right off the top. Search engines are Well, that's why Internet are pretty pretty complete. Yeah. What was the name of the book again? Maybe Paul can go see if he can find it. The Civil War and Reconstruction
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by j g Randall. Okay. Page four forty six and four forty seven. Okay.
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Two pages of low basically
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Okay. The one thing that that he they bring up in this book as well is Lincoln brought in the national banking. That didn't exist until Lincoln got rid of state banks because they couldn't get the money that wasn't as profitable the way they wrote the bank national banking act. So he eliminated that was the first time we really get the setup for the Federal Reserve. And Lincoln, by the way, in the book of the hundreds, it it they do a pretty good job of proving he's an atheist. So Bismarck calling him a Christian is by name only, I would say.
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Okay.
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Alright. So, anyway, there's a little little tidbit from Samuel. Two pages on on do do what now, Rick?
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I don't think Bismarck called him a Christian. He was talking about Christian doing as a whole and what it was gonna do.
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Well, then he might be correct. I I apologize. But, you have the you know, Lincoln had a little book according to the book of the hundreds that his friend says, you better destroy that because if anything any any Christian person finds that and publishes it in this country, you won't get elected dog catcher. And those these were his best friends and his business partner that, testimony to his character as a so called Christian.
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Uh-huh. Well, he was, certainly a controversial character. No doubt about it. You know, there's a statue of him that still stands in Westminster in England. Yeah. Sure is.
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And the other thing you gotta remember too is is that the Russians put a fleet at in New York and in San Francisco Right. To keep France and England out of that war. Yep. It was truly an international
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war in its own right. Right. And the Russians were supporting the South. So, anyway, I I did I'd like to see us get back in in good graces with Russia. It would be a wonderful union. It would benefit the whole world, but these people hate the Russians so much because of all that history. You know, they never forget anything. And, Russia, where you go? Union, Roger. Oh, it was pro union? I thought it was pro south.
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That's why they put their fleet in New York Harbor and San Francisco. They keep the British out of the out of taking the side of the South. I Keep the French. It was to keep the French from pouring the South from Mexico. It was the British and the French. On the West Coast, it was primarily the British and not taking over Oregon and, Washington. And, in the East, it was, it was probably a little bit more of the French. But,
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okay. Roger? Robbie, go ahead.
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Yes. We've talked here about Lincoln being a Jew whose last name was Springsteen.
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Yes. I know. I've heard those talks. I've I've heard those before. This is another one of those things that I just I just have I'm a little skeptical. Pardon me. You know? So, who, Rick, you had something to say? I was gonna say there was an angle. Link was picked out with Carl Yep. Rick, you wanna try again, please? Go ahead, Rick. Alright, Rick. Joan, do you wanna come forward and say something?
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Hi, Roger. I'm sorry. My phone cut Roger, my phone cut out just then when you were saying something. What were you saying to me? I'm sorry.
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Were you trying to say something? You're interrupting our conversation
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here. Are you trying to say something? I'm so far yeah. Lincoln was pen pals with Karl Marx. I thought y'all knew that. Okay. Bye.
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Don't know. I mean, back in those days, you might have been looking for different forms of government. Who knows? You know, we didn't know the scourges of communism at that point. They did from the eighteen forty eighters in Europe, but don't know about that. Okay. Now, Rick, please, if you got something to say, please say Roger, and don't just interrupt the conversation. Please? Mhmm. Rick? Okay.
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I was gonna say was that that Sam is correct. The French had ruled occupied Mexico for a short time right before the revolutionary, right before the civil war, and they were gonna make a deal with they wanted to make a deal with the Confederacy to supply the Confederacy so they could retain Mexico.
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Oh, okay.
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That was a complex situation back then. Oh, I know. I wanted to tell you when I was talking with Anne. And I told her, I said, I think that this here is the reason that the civil war was started. You know what? She said, I totally agree with you.
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I thought that's very interesting. K? So where else what else have we got? There's Samuel back with something. Yes, sir? Yeah. In the book of the hundreds, they have a quote by Teddy Roosevelt in a public speech, and he calls, he calls Lincoln a communist.
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Okay. Well, he could have been. I mean, certainly, he was a federalist. I mean, look what we've got, a brand a a variety communism from his efforts back then. So could be. Could be. I mean, you know, communism would be great if it worked. It just doesn't work. It's never worked. Not once. K? So, so where else can we go this morning? And we don't and the other thing they've given us is just a bastard form of capitalism. We're not living in capitalism. Capitalism is based on real money. We don't have real money and hadn't had for ninety three and a half years. So it's yes. It's capitalism, but it's a a hell of a different strain and form.
Roger?
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Julie. Yes, ma'am. I posted the interview between Alex Jones and Martin Armstrong for those people who are interested in the FCC chat. If someone's on Zoom too and they can post it on Zoom, that would be great, or maybe Paul can.
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Okay. I always like to go back. I the way I I do Infowars is go to Ron Gibson's channel. He's both on big shooting. To that shoot. Right? No. He's not with us anymore. Who? No. No. No. That this is a different one, and he is with us. Oh, this is a different one? Is that just like the one that posted that? No. No. No. And, so it's on Ripple, a rumble, Ripple rumble, and, also over on BitShoot. You can go put in Infowars. A number of different things will pop up. Look for Ron Gibson's channel. And he's very good about taking each excerpt, each hour long excerpt, editing them the commercials out. And then when that show's done, it'll have a full show option. So you can go through all however many hours with no commercials.
And, he's he's very good. I've been looking at InfoWars that way for a long time. So either Bitchute or Rumble, Ron Gibson. And, funny, I had a friend, a friend who we made for a long time named Ron Gibson too. I know it's not him either. He's the one where I'd when I first started getting into this stuff, and I I was trying to tell him, Roger, don't preach to me. It's like you're preaching to me. Well, okay. I guess I am. So, anyway, that's why you just don't force this stuff down people's throats. They're not gonna accept it. You're gonna walk away. It's gonna, probably impair a relationship.
And, just if you're gonna do that, no going in what's gonna happen. That's probably what's gonna happen. It's been my experience. Yeah. So you gotta it's easier to pull a rope than it is to push a rope. You've gotta see if there's interest there and develop it. It's the only way to do it.
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Hey, Roger?
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Yes. Yes. Who's that?
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This is Kyle from Michigan.
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Hello, Kyle. How are you doing? Been a while since I've been on, but good. How about you? Well, pretty good. Shame on you then.
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Yeah. Yeah. Damn straight. I've been real busy trying to spread the word, though, and you saying that brought me. I actually came to talk about this, but and I just joined. But you saying what you just said about pushing a rope and pulling it, it's related to what I have to say. And I was talking to this gentleman, and he compared this movement to the transgender movement in the sense that nobody wants to hear about it. He agreed to about the facts and saying it makes sense, but the mass population
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doesn't wanna hear about it. They're not ready to hear about it. And I just thought that was such an interesting Well opinion. I think he's probably true. But you see our advantages, we don't need the only thing the majority of the population Kyle has ever done is to vote their hands in your pocket. Okay? It's always a small dedicated percentage of people that start brush fires in the minds of men that get things accomplished. You see, we don't, you know, go back to the revolution. Only 3% of the people in the country want to fight King George. And I think we've already crazy something about us sorry, Roger. I I I think we've probably already got a minimal percentage, especially, and I don't know about David Strait and whoever her other David, whatever his name was.
I don't know what they put in. I don't know if it works. I guess it does. I just don't know. And, but I know our stuff works, and I know why they don't. And so that's right, Kyle, and see if we can get this presented properly and it could ever really be set up and staged. We could get way more than 10% of the country filing these affidavits. And that's really about all we need, honestly. 20% would be better, 30% would be better because we're gonna get those people to pull themselves out of the tax system. And now they're hung with their own fraudulent paper. So it doesn't take a whole bunch. Transgender movement is. It only adds fuel to the fire. Well, I don't I I I don't think freedom has anything to do with transgender, maybe in some weird way.
But, I I don't I don't think the Principality. Okay. Well, people that want freedom and wanna get out of this system, like me and like Julie and some of the others, when you get presented with this information, there's nothing that'll stop you from walking through walls to get the truth. K? And that's what we want are truth seekers. So, yeah, I understand the guy's sentiment, but I don't give a damn about the majority of people. Remember, fifty three percent of the people in that recent survey, they can't read past the third grade level. And twenty one percent of the population is totally illiterate. So do I care about those people?
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No. Well, thank you. Thank you for that.
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Can I chime in, Raj? Sure, Lisa. Go ahead. Here's something for you. It it's just the the description of that small group required. I I believe the adjective used is irate, a small irate minority. I think Lighting. That might not be the right word. But Oh, lighting.
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As one of the founders used that in different context, lighting brushfires in the minds of men. That's what we do. And so, I don't know. I'm hoping, and we'll find out through this weekend how that's received. I think y'all know what I'm talking about. I know miss Vandersteel has received it. She listen, man. I don't know honestly of how much of her understanding came from her conversation before me with Dave. I I just don't know. He said he tried to not get into it too in-depth because he wanted me to do it. So but I don't know how much of that, but I'm telling you, Ann Vandersteel was a very quick understudy.
Very quick. And I've dealt with this for many years with a lot of people. K? She's very sharp and put things together real quick. And, I I told her at the end of the conversation, I said, listen. I you know, knowing who she is and the vibrancy of I'm I'm getting to be pretty old and all that kind of stuff. And, I I told her, if you wanna learn this, I'll teach you everything I know. K? I mean, with her charisma, her stature, her connections, her intelligence, her talents, and all those areas, she's a real good candidate. K?
So I look I look forward to getting to know her better, and I'd like to see us work together, actually. So we'll see where all that goes. Let's just kinda hopium. Never know. But we had a very good phone conversation, and I thought a very, very good reciprocating relationship. So somebody's gonna say something there?
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Oh, I was. The Civil War and Reconstruction by James Garfield Randall, is on archive.org. You can borrow it, and you can read it live, or there is a copy of it in the books, folder on, docs.exposethematrix.com.
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Okay. And that's the book Samuel was referring to that's footnoted in the book of the hundreds as to this $10.40 bond? Well, somebody is only two pages.
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I've I've it's let me read that.
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Okay. Well, thank you, Paul. It took some doing to find it, but I did. We know you accomplished the impossible, so we always appreciate it.
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Yeah. The the the quotes are on, supposedly on page four forty six and four forty seven. Okay. That's 912
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page seven. Out of all the history, I guess this is the only place that ten forty bonds are are somehow referenced because nobody else can find anything on them. So we'll see. K?
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Thank god for footnotes. You're you're a tough sell, Roger.
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Well, not really. Not really, Samuel. When I don't see it anywhere else except two pages in some obscure book, I'm a little questionable. Sorry.
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No. It's it appears to be pretty obscure. They don't want you to see it.
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Okay.
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And, Raj, let me correct you. I'm the only one that's questionable here. Just saying.
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Uh-huh. Okay.
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Alright. I am the only one that's questionable in this. Alright. We'll take your word for it. Member who controls publishing.
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All that somebody's talking to us from a
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a very acoustically unfriendly room. Bathroom? Do we do we have another bathroom studio? Is that Waheed? Waheed? No. It's not Waheed.
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No. It's not. A person in charge of the publishing industry is my point to make sure that things are not out there. I yield.
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Okay.
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I think we got part of that. Something about the publishing industry. The person the the people that are in charge of the publishing industry can decide what is published and what is not and what is available and what isn't.
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Well, you know, and it's funny because, we played once a long time ago, and I still got it somewhere. I'd have to really hunt to find it. It's in the archives back in some point of Allison Weir. You remember that, Paul? You were here when that was played. And, Allison Weir, Allison Weir, a very sharp diminutive female. And, I mean, she confronts these Jews in Washington trying to do do something positive and hear these guys come and knock her camera out of her hand and stuff. I mean, they're just such obnoxious assholes. Yes.
But, anyway, Allison was talking about do you know who George Hansen was, Paul? No. He's a congressman from Illinois, back maybe in the seventies, very popular. And he wrote a book, on this called what was the name of it? Something attachment. Passionate a passionate attachment, I think. Something like that. And it was about a little bit. It was about his career, a little bit about Israel there at the last. And so, Allison Weir was working with them to get it published and and and promoted. And she went to one of these history magazines, and this, of course, Jewish owned. And, they said, no. We'll never we'll never advertise that. There's just one little sliver about Israel in there. And here's a guy, George Hansen. They they primary him, bounced him out of congress. He's a good congressman from Illinois, I believe.
And, is that the is that the the passionate attachment, and that's the name of it? But they told her they said not only excuse me. Not only will we not advertise it for you? None of the other 21, magazines dealing with historical stuff will either. Well, here's their total control of these industries and echoing what that fellow said a minute ago. Who was the, who was who was the guy that wrote it? George Hanson, I believe.
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S e n or s o n?
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I'd I I have no idea, Paul. Years ago. I believe the book was called The Passion and Attachment or something attachment or whatever. Anyway, that's the story. She went to a magazine trying to get it advertised, and they said, nope. We won't do it, neither will any of the other, 20 other magazines dealing with historical stuff. So here's how they get clamps on all this information. What did somebody say the other day? It was Harrison. Said, they put, the they've they've never changed all all these facts that we found out, like the assassination of Kennedy or any of these things. We've got they've never changed that in any of the history books. The false history is still out there. That's who they are. We gotta, it's quite a quite a task.
I don't think it can be done without crashing the financial system. So get that house in order if you can and hadn't already. And, but that's the only way we're gonna get rid of these bastards is to expose them and get rid of them. You can't trust them. You can't they'll lie to you. They'll cheat. They'll never do anything they say they're gonna do. And it's not me that dictates what may be perceived as a heinous remedy Right here. Of illuminating the bloodlines of these people. But you see, it's not me that's dictating that. It's them. And they've proven us to us that that's the only way you can deal with them because killing them is the only thing they understand.
Sorry. Yes, Julie?
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Yeah. They're gonna use the strategic Bitcoin reserve to pay off the debt that's owed is my understanding. So Okay. I hope that's true, but, you know, we don't know. They have probably have four, eight sets of books where they buy us, and the true account of debt is probably more like 200,000,000,000,000.
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Alright. How about this? How about that all that's fraudulent and it all just goes away?
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Yep. And I think that's what they were going to do, if they were gonna sit down and go through and see which was fraud what was fraudulent and just erase that and then the stuff that's not Well, they don't. Strict But Bitcoin reserves stuff. Right. But they don't know that it's all fraudulent because it's all based on lies
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and layers of fraud and people asking you a question that's, are you a citizen of The United States? It's not the complete question. They've got to ask you if you're a national too. So there's lack of of accurate information and the one layer of fraud on another on another on them. Hopium mum mum, but, I think the whole damn thing's fraudulent. And I think I think all the sudden bitches ought to be held with eating their own fraudulent paper. And then I think we ought to go back and bring out the word rep, rip. Oh, shit.
Where they give us money back reparations because they've stolen all this with this scheme over ninety three and a half years. So I think there needs to be reparations. And you go to them and say, you're either gonna give us 90% of your fortune or we're gonna kill you. Your choice. Okay? I agree. So alright. Julie and Lisa, we're both there, I think. Julie, were you finished? Or Lisa? Lisa?
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I I was just gonna say as far as getting I Thank you. I was just gonna say as far as the debt, it all has to be fraudulent. It's all based on this usury system Yep. That was never
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legal. Well, then we're the collateral for. There's just fraud after layer after layer after layer of fraud here. Hey, Raj. So I I will tell you I wrote a I I had to write a small email to Glenn, and I said, looks like our information is gonna be presented to a real big guy this weekend. And he wrote me back. He says, please keep me in the loop on the successes of you and your team. So thank you, team. We will. Yes. Now, Paul?
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Are you sure that was George Hansen?
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No. I'm not. I I no. I think it was. It may not be. I don't know. Okay. George Hanson was a congressman, and I was able to find
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a few books by him, how the IRS seizes your dollars and how to fight back
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Yeah. To harass our people, the IRS, and government abuses power. That may have been it right there, to harass our people.
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The pack there's another book that was written called The Passionate Attachment. I thought it was his. It may not be. Okay. Well, I wasn't able to I I was able to find a bunch of books with passionate attachment in the title, but I just didn't think it did it. So to harass our people, the IRS, and government abuse of power, that's what you think it is? Yeah. You know what's funny? I was at some function
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years before I got into this in Atlanta, and there was a guy I later met named Dick Beckert who was outside of that handing those books out. He had a case cases of them, just handing them out there by the walk out. And I brought that home and put it up on my bookshelf and never opened it. He used to harass our people.
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Yeah. Well, that's that's because, that's because it didn't cost you anything. If he would have, said, here's a book. Give me a dollar.
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That's true. You'd have more of a tendency to read it. Very true. That's right. Oh, well, but, yeah, later on, I got in the patriot movement that came up. I went, well, damn. I got that book right over there. Uh-huh. There you go. So, yeah, George Hanson was written out of Congress, by the same bunch, of course. Right. We we're they're we've got we've got some big comeuppance for them, and I just I ask all of you to pray that this information is warmly received and that so here's the problem we've got with this. Is it's very complex? You've lived a whole life in an upside down world, and now you're presented with this. Your whole world's gotta turn upside down, and your whole world view has got to be reconsidered and reevaluated.
And you just don't do that overnight. Mhmm. That's the that's the real big obstacle, right, that I see.
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Right.
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So, yes, there's a Roger. Did I hear a Roger? Samuel? Yeah. What's Samuel again? Another place to look is the Legal Tender Act of 1862. It authorized the Treasury to issue 150,000,000 in United States notes and authorize the sale of 500,000,000 in bonds to fund the war effort. By the end of the war, the union had raised about two thirds of its money through loans and bond sales with the total cost of the war estimated at 5,200,000,000.0. That's a lot more than the book of the hundreds. The book of the hundreds put it at about two and three quarter.
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Okay. Well, I'm sure that he was trying to finance it however he could. So I just, I've never put a lot of intense study into those days. That's why when I heard this $10.40 bond thing, why would they call it a $10.40 bond a hundred and two hundred years ago almost?
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It was based on the years. You you could get so much in ten years and full value in forty.
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Okay. Well, whatever. Very obscure information here. It's only found in a couple of places, it appears.
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So That's that's the way a lot of the information that we come across is gonna come to us. It's gonna come in bits and pieces by obscure publications.
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Okay. Could be. Well, when I after I've been in this thirty three years and I hear new stuff like that, I'm always question it's always questionable to me. So Yeah. Sorry for my skepticism. Okay. Same. Was that Bob trying to say something there? Who's trying to say hello? Boris. There's Boris. Yeah. I was wondering, could you explain the, SDR special drawing rights and how it relates to our the monetary system? Not really. The first person I ever heard come up that was John Nelson. And they have instituted it since special drawing rights, and it has to do with the IMF, the little that I understand on it. And there's a basket of currencies in there, and you use that to somehow borrow from the IMF special drawing rights. That's about all I know about it. Do you know more? No. I've I was wondering what you knew about it, and I thank you.
John Nelson was real big on that years ago. Probably most of you don't know who John Nelson is. He I think he's still with us. He used to hang out around Durango, Colorado. As bad as Colorado's gotten, he might have gotten out there by now. Absolutely fantastic researcher. No no question. But he was a terrible, terrible teacher. So talk in a real monotone without any kind of accentuation or anything like that. He's just a bad teacher. You know? But boy's information was sterling, and that's the first time I ever heard about that and that they were going to use, if I remember, SDRs to supplement or take the place of the currency, which they've kinda at least partially done. K?
So, you don't hear about them too much anymore, but I have heard about them subsequently to John Nelson's talks years ago. So it's just something I don't know much about. Yes, ma'am. Julie might, though. Yes. Yeah. What do you know about what do you know about SDRs?
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Oh, they're complicated, but you are correct. The it involves the, International Monetary Fund, and it also, involves member countries who are members of the International Monetary Fund. Yep. And basically, what it is, it's a reserve asset, but it's really not currency. It's more, it's more related to, foreign exchange. So what what they can be used for is, like, you can repay your loans, you can pay interest on your loan and other obligations, but, they can't be used, like, directly in normal, like, transactions. They they can exchange them, by by using what's called swaps.
But basically, it's based on, like you said, Roger, it's a basket of the major currencies. And I think the ones that are the major is like the British pound, the the yen, the Chinese,
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I tapped a toe. It's a toe tapper.
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What was that? Is that our is that our G buddies trying to distract us again? What was that? No.
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No. There are people that are unmuted. Greg, do you have a comment, or are you just unmuted for the fun? You're just you don't wanna play some music for us.
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Where we get amazing music. I think Julie I think Julie was getting in the deep end of the pool a little bit. Target.
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Pardon me? Okay. Got him. I got him. Yeah. If you're not talking,
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stay muted. Okay? Now listen, that was, that
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was intentional. That way, that music out loud was intentional. Now who did it? Who did it, Paul? Do we know?
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Well, Sheldon's unmuted. Did you just put us on hold, Sheldon?
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That's a fun funny music.
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Fans are another call? Unmuted. Paul, actually, Greg and Jer and then Jerry Garcia just popped up also as unmuted.
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Jerry, were you playing music for us there? A little interlude, a little introduction?
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Hey. Gregory here. Yeah. I Greg. I didn't even touch my my I hadn't even touched my stupid smartphone. I I don't know how I got unmuted, but I was not playing that. That was a nice little ditty that I was hearing. Yeah. That's a real. Okay. It was.
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Paul Just talking to me I need to play music, so else No. He was ingratiating
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me. Just keep conscious of the mute state of your phone. And if you get another call, hang up from the program before you answer that call because some cellular providers play elevator music to the line you put on hold. That ain't gonna wash. So just Yeah. If you get another call and you wanna answer it, hang up the conference
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and then call back. And then call back. Well, it was real nice. Whatever that music was is pretty nice. Little teddy tapper there.
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Really, you were talking
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about s and dogs. Oh god. Does anybody remember what we were talking about? Yes. SDRs, and Jerry was in the deep end of the pool there. Okay.
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Alright. I was just basically I mean, basically, it's a lot make a long story short, they're basically foreign exchange reserves to help out member countries, and they're based on a basket of currencies. So the other two that I didn't mention was the US dollar and the euro. Those are the main, currencies that make up the basket. But they're they're basically for all sorts of things, loan repayment, loans, the payments on entry interest, and they're also to help countries out, to provide financial liquidity for countries that are in problem in trouble. And I I think what I read a long time ago was that the largest SDRs ever to be issued or doing was during the COVID pandemic. I think that accounted for something like, I don't know, 70% of all of them ever dispersed.
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Probably. It seems like that's when I heard them come up again was during all those four years of bullshit and hell. Okay. So, Gregory, is that good you?
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I don't explain it as well as I could, but you could go on YouTube and just type in digital drawing where I there's a lot of people who can explain it better than I can, but they're basically foreign exchange reserve assets.
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You know, and I those were those were around a long time ago. Those were around back in the eighties and the seventies. I don't know where John was getting that information. I was just too green when I was exposed to him. John Nelson, if none of you have ever heard of him, was a, as I said, a spectacular researcher. K? Terrible teacher, spectacular researcher. There was a case. He lived in Durango. He had almost the whole city of Durango, Colorado using silver as medium of exchange at one point. And it was those influences on his students that, caused a case that came up out of Las Vegas.
I believe it was the Kehoe decision. Seems like that rings a bell. What they were doing was the guy owned a business, and he was paying his employees on with gold and silver on the stated value of the gold and silver that's put on the coin. Like, an ounce of gold is worth $50, that kind of thing. And he was paying his employees in in real money on that basis. And the IRS came after him, and they had one trial, and it was a it was a hung jury. And then they came back, and I think convicted the guy second time around. But it I think it was a k e h o e Kehoe decision. Anyway, that was John Nelson's work and, hell of a guy.
Didn't know him very well, met him only heard him once or twice. And, but his sister and him were quite bright. His sister was an attorney, if I remember Julie, in DC, and seems like they either murdered her or they put a hit out on her or they had a hit out on him. I don't remember the details, but it was that serious back then. K? I'll bet you none of y'all ever heard of John Nelson, have you?
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Interesting.
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K. Hell of a guy. I'm sorry you dropped off the scene. He was a cutting edge researcher. Okay. Who else got something we can dive into here in the last twenty minutes or so of the program? Yeah. Well, if not, we'll bring out another musical interlude. Just tap dance to the end of the show. How about that? I don't know. Like Fred Astaire. Okay. Nobody wants to bring out any music, man. I'm getting, y'all are a tough crowd. You're a very tough crowd. There's somebody. Alright. Come on. Yeah. Sheldon again. I was almost back asleep, and that music woke me up. So I need to get out of bed now. I that'd be a good idea. You know, we haven't heard from today is Larry. So I don't know if he's, like, out on a a heavy delivery thing or what. It was pretty unusual not to have Larry on the show, ejecting a question or a comment or two.
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Roger?
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Yes. There's Robbie again. Yes.
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I wanted to say, I never listened to, Black Sabbath or Ozzy, but even a broken clock is right once a day. He came out with a song, many of you may be familiar with it, from RBN called Masters of War. Paul, if you can find it and play it, the words to that are absolutely profound. And it is and I'm not a rocker. I used to be in cover bands, and I ended up doing music from classical to rock and roll. But I I dig that song so much, and it says so much. I don't think I would listen Fred Astaire. Bring out Sid Charice.
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Bring out Sid Charice. To hell with Fred Astaire. Well, we're gonna put you back in Charice. Can we put him back in the closet, please? So,
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Yeah. Hey. Wouldn't that War Pigs by Black Sabbath?
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Sorry. I don't I I I never listened to any of that stuff. I just didn't like it. So
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I didn't like it either, but masters of war. If I don't I don't know if that's the name of it or not, but it is it is incredibly powerful. Probably the most powerful song against the bankers that I've ever heard, shockingly.
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There you go, Paul. Now your assignment here.
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Yes. So somebody I believe War Pigs is Black Sabbath, and I always that's one I liked. And I also like Sweet Leaf, Tesco figure.
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Wasn't excuse me. Part of the lyrics Oh, the Part of the lyrics that War Pigs, I think it was, was, generals gathered in their masses just like witches at black masses.
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Yeah.
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Evil. Yep. Yep. Yeah. That's the one. I I believe it's called War Pigs. I highly recommend it. That's not the one we're talking about, though. Masters of War,
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the you're thinking of Robbie, you're thinking of the duet that, that's there's a Masters of War album by Mountain, Leslie West, and Leslie and Ozzy do a rendition of that Masters of War, and it is freaking incredible. But that song was written by Bob Dylan. Look up Bob Dylan, masters of war, and they did they remade it, and they made it into a, a heavy metal. Oh, it's awesome. Yeah. It's one of my favorite songs. You got it. You got let's do it. But masters of war, that's the the name of the album, and that's, Ozzy and and, Leslie West from Mountain did a you know, they did that duet on that song, and it is it's based on one of the terms and or one of the phrases or lines in that song is the Jews of old, you lie and deceive.
War can be won. You world war can be won. You want us to believe.
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It's it's really a great song. And I think Yeah. I never did use yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, Julie. Hold on. I think they're Dave got his name. Greg got his name. Alright. You're next. Go ahead.
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Yep. It says, come you masters of war. You that build the big guns. You that build the death planes. You that build all the bombs. You that hide behind walls. You that hide behind desks. I just want you to know I can see through your masks. You that never done nothing but build to destroy. You play with my world like it's your little toy. You put a gun in my hand and you hide from my eyes, and you turn and run run farther when the fast bullets fly. Like Judas of old, you lie and deceive. A world war can be won. You want me to believe. But I see through your eyes and I see through your brain like I see through the water that runs down my drain. You fasten all the triggers for the others to fire, then you sit back and watch while the death count gets higher. You hide in your mansion while the young people's blood flows out of their bodies and is burned in the mud. You've thrown the worst fear that can ever be hurled, fear to bring children into the world. For threatening my baby unborn and unnamed, you ain't worth the blood that runs in your veins. How much do I know to talk out of turn? You might say that I'm young. You might say I'm unlearned. But there's one thing I know, though I'm younger than you, that even Jesus would never forgive what you do. Let me ask you one question. Is your money that good? Will it buy you forgiveness? Do you think that it could? I think you will find when your death takes its toll, all the money you made will never buy back your soul. And I hope that you die, and your death will come soon. I'll follow your casket in the pale afternoon, and I'll watch while you're lowered down to your deathbed, and I'll stand over your grave till I'm sure that you're dead. It's amazing.
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That's It is amazing. That that is And Dylan
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Excuse me, Ryan. Dylan wrote it, but but Ozzy made it famous. Okay. Well, I think I'll remember here. If you play the song, yeah, if you play the song with the words, it's it's a knockout, Roger. It's a knockout. If somebody find it, thank you, Julie. I think Dylan did it by himself. I remember hearing that with his voice attached.
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Not Yes. He did.
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Yeah. I Dylan did it in '63. Version of it. Well, he'll pull that sucker out and play It's not Ozzy's version. He plays back up. It's,
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it's Leslie West from Mountain, and it's the lead that's the name of the album. Masters of War. Check it out. Well, I remember Dylan playing singing that. The lyrics
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are brilliant. And don't forget Dylan is the guy on more with wasn't morally it wasn't morally safer. It was the black guy on sixty minutes doing that interview where he said he cut a deal with the big guy. So here he is writing lyrics against the big guy, exposing the big guy. That's interesting, isn't it?
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Okay. Paul's Dave, you gotta be curious.
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Who who's who sings on Saturday mornings on RBM?
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Steven Douglas Whitener, Thoughtcrime Live. That's Leslie West. He's the guy who sings the main Wow. And then Ozzy comes in in the second verse.
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Okay. But we need to play that if we can, guys. Somebody find it, please? Well, that's gotta be Paul. I'd love to hear it. It's a great song.
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He's feverishly
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looking for it right now. I'm working on it, but we can't play it without a copyright violation, which will keep this program from being syndicated.
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Well, they can't. You could play, less than thirty seconds of it. It's claimed fair use. Yes. Who's saying Roger there? It was Samuel.
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Believe it or not, you know, Ozzy gets a bad rep about a lot of things, but he always professed himself to be a Christian. And he said that the band had a prayer before every concert.
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Did not know that, but, I I think I've told y'all one of the first band I ever worked with was and that was the first promotion guy they ever worked with. Serendipitous situation was Rush, a little three piece Canadian band that sold probably more than 8,000,000,000,000 records. So it's unbelievable, the audience they've had. And, they would tour the Southeast a lot. They were they spend 200 and something nights a year on the road, and that's how they built up that huge, huge young audience. And so when they come into the Southeast, they usually or at least a couple of, excuse me, a couple of different times, they would warm up for for a kiss.
So I'd have to go. I'd have them in, like, maybe Birmingham, Atlanta, and Fayetteville, North Carolina or something. I'd have them three or four times. And, this in the seventies, and I'd have to walk through the airport with KISS in the seventies and with their leotard tight pants and all that. Whoo. I got to where I'd walk way far behind them. You know? And, so, anyway, that, that was my exposure in the Russian. I got to be very good friends. What I was trying to get to was many of you remember, I believe he's dead now. Unfortunately, Neil Peart, the drummer.
Anybody? Uh-huh. Yeah. I think he's dead now, I believe.
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Nice. I believe so
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also. Nice guy. Really good guy. Very intelligent, very intellectual. And before every show, he would be back with ear ear ear pads earbuds in his ears listening to classical music. And that's what he'd do before a Russian A Kiss concert is go listen to classical music. I think he got he he got married. His wife, they had twins, and his, they were all three killed in a car accident. Second second story of that, personally, that I've known people or heard of. And I think he just took a whole year off and went traveling on a motorcycle, just a sabbatical.
And I don't know. It seems like somebody said Neil was dead now, but I will tell you personally, and I was around those guys a whole bunch. Okay? And we would because they were traveling so much when they were in town, my wife, who was a very good cook, would cook them up at dinner, and we'd have them out to the house, them and the roadies and the whole crew. And, man, did they appreciate that. They really, really appreciated a home cooked meal in the hospitality, and we got to be very good friends. But Neil was Alex, a great guy. He's Jewish. I think Alex Leafson is Jewish.
Great guitar player and and then, Geddy, the bass player with that high high, shrill falsetto voice. But, they were very good friends, and, and I He died in 2020, Roger. I I thought I heard that. I'm just so sorry. His life was so shortened, and, the wonderful things he had to be drowned out Who are you saying, Rog? By a drowned out. Neil Perk from Rush Okay. To be drowned out by that tragedy.
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Oh, and I can't own him. I did hear about that, Raj, him traveling around on the motorcycle after his family died in that wreck. Yep.
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Or Excuse me, Paul. I just posted the song I just posted the song in the chat. Excuse me. Thank you.
[01:47:45] Unknown:
Alright. So that's there if you wanna play thirty seconds of it. I don't you know what? Somehow, I don't think they'd come after us for copyright violations. So, anyway, that was a that very good lyrics from mister Dylan. Okay? Very accurate. And he even said something about the Jews in there. Why? Which he was. His name wasn't Dylan. It was Zimmerman. So what do we got? We got about, seven, eight minutes here. Somebody I know has been keeping something that's burning in your pocket, and you wanna bring it out and What Lay it in front of us. Come on, Dave. Do it. Hey, Rod. So
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I thought the the lyrics when, Leslie West sings that you Jews of old, you lie and deceive. Julie read the lyrics and it said, you Judas of old, you lie and deceive. So Alright. Well, I can understand another Jew, Judas. Maybe that's where that name Jew came from, Judas. Well, you gotta remember the j wasn't even a letter
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until the November. K? So back then, it was y, and it would be Yuda. But you can go look that up in Oxford English dictionary. There wasn't a j in the alphabet until November around there. Yes, Paul. What have you found?
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Robbie, try that again. The link you put into the chat is a band.video.
[01:49:09] Unknown:
Oh, there you go. Wrong link. Alright. Alright. Well, we got a beautiful day here. I've gotta go get a dental X-ray. I may do that this afternoon and combine it with a couple of my link, Paul. Little. Okay. Try, try Lisa's link. Like, intermittent errands and stuff. And, boy, I'll be glad when this tooth stuff is over. Right there. At the rate we're going it, but probably won't be another five damn years. I'm gonna try and speed him up a little. Who was trying to say there? That's Dave. Steven Weicker from,
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Spotcrime Live on RBN. He that's his opening song. He plays the whole song most of his time that that's through the war,
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the mountain version. And, he actually sent me the the link at one time. I Dave, can you talk right on the phone? You're usually real clear, but you're not talking in the mountains. Sorry.
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Is that better?
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About a 100%.
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Okay. Sorry about that. Yeah. Steven Whitener plays that as his opening song, Masters of War, the mountain version. And he actually sent me last year before I had this phone. I don't have it anymore, but it was a YouTube clip of that song. It is on YouTube. So Okay.
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There you go. Isn't that funny how they let that go through? Yep. Well, here it is. You're about to you're about to get confronted with it here, I think. I hear. The the drums say, big
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gun. You then build a death plane.
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That's That's great. Seconds.
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Thank you, Paul. That's good. That's the mountain version, I guess. Yep. Dylan, what a what an interesting fellow. That's a very good song and excellent lyrics. So,
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Hey, Paul. If you play the second verse, that's Ozzy.
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Play the second verse if you could. Hey, Roger. Just real quick, if I could chime in for the first game Lydia, please. Talking about her. His daughter was killed in the car accident, and then his common law wife, it says, at the time of 23. So his daughter was killed in August, and then his wife of twenty three years died in August '98 saying of cancer, but he says she died of a broken heart. Yeah. No doubt.
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So so because he was just such a nice guy. Him and I really out of everybody in the band, him and I had just a special connection. You know? And he was a real nice guy, and I really liked him. And to hear the tragedy after such success and and reaching the heights that he did to have all of that ruin his life like that. So it's tragic. Just tragic.
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Alright. The next thirty second clip. This is Roger. Ozzy. You know, that's the Oh, hold on. Contract.
[01:52:35] Unknown:
Do what, Dave?
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Sorry. That's the Jamondra contract. You know that when you when you sign that contract, man, they sacrifice somebody in your life in the beginning and then somebody in your life in the end. And, you know, I'm not saying that's what happened, but it happens so often, in the music industry, the movies, the politics, sports. It's all geometry effect.
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Oh, I gotta tell you, man. That guy's Zach Hubbard. He's really got it nailed. When I decided to leave the music industry, I just felt so dirty. I just felt dirty, and I did not wanna participate in any longer. And it was just moving into rap at that time. Okay. And I didn't want anything to do with this stuff. Alright. Here we go. We gotta do it. We're running out of time. Good now. Hold yourself in.
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That's thirty seconds.
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I gotta say I like the Dylan version best for what I've heard here today. Well, this is the same song. That's the second I know. I know. I I understand, Tony, what's going on. I just like his version of solo and his voice after we're singing his lyrics. More effective to me. Not just me. Some of you guys are Aussie fans or mountain fans, and you love it. Well Fantastic. Okay. We're about at the end of the show here. He does. Hear some other I'm gonna interrupt you guys. To ruin my whole deal, didn't you, Larry? You had to come on for the last and ruin my whole damn deal. What do you got?
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Yeah. Did you know that the bat Ozzy Osbourne bit into, he didn't know it was it was a real bat?
[01:54:46] Unknown:
Well, I I never even heard of the incident until today, but that's what I gathered. Yeah.
[01:54:51] Unknown:
Right. So on 01/20/1982, during a concert in Des Moines, Iowa, Ozzy Osbourne famously bit the head off a bat that was thrown into the stage. While Osborne claimed he thought it was a rubber bat, it was, in fact, a real one. Osborne himself later stated he felt a twitch in his mouth as he bit into it. After the incident, he was taken to the local hospital for a series of rabies shots.
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What about to the local dentist? Thank you, Larry. Here, I just said we've gone a whole show without hearing Larry ask a question or make a comment, and you just had to screw it up, didn't you?
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Yeah. Okay. Thirty seconds of the show. Let's wrap it up. Alright. Here we go.
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Mhmm. I had a quick comment, but that's okay. Well, Lisa, come on, sweetie. Let's hear it. Twenty seconds.
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Neil Neil Pruitt died of glioblastoma.
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Oh, did he? You know where he probably got that from, don't you?
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Well, I have a sister-in-law that just in March,
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Roger was diagnosed with that. Yeah. It's a very fast growing it's an ugly cancer, and it probably comes from the polio vaccine.
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Well, I'm sure it also comes from the COV vaccine too.
[01:56:15] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Because s v forty is in the COVID vaccine. Yeah. S v forty, when they were doing the original polio researchers, there was a female researcher back in the fifties who came up with that that that these are done in monkey kidneys, and it comes out with this cancer causing element called SV forty. Semian virus forty is what it stands for. And she reported And I think the doctor is Mary Sherman. Right? Could be. Could be. I think that's right. And she reported it, and they defunded her. Yeah. The book is doctor Mary's Monkeys. Monkeys. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. So that's the story on that. So now that we're off the air, does anybody have something for me?
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I'll be I'm sure there's gotta be something.
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Always somebody. Since we're off the air, can we play that Bob Dylan version?
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We're not
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Well, we're We're not actually fully off the air. Because we're just off a EuroFOOT radio. All signal is running the signal's running in the background. So just go play it on your own, Dave. Yes, Larry.
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I gotta play some good. Yeah. When you, when you were talking to AV, for two hours, was there ever, a time during the conversation that, you know, it dawned on her that what she believed and has been teaching for many years
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was in error? Well, she did say something. She was we were talking about all capital letters, and she was telling me about somebody saying to do this with that and if you signed it like that and, you know, and she said, I was always a little skeptical about that. And I said, well, I think your instincts are good. And I just said, it it's best right now because the question is, do all cap letters signify something you can't overturn? And that's an answer is no. K? So if it doesn't directly affect what we do to achieve our freedom, I don't think it has any any bearing on the subject, but that did come up in that context.
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K. Let me ask you something else. Do you do you remember on the show when this was brought up with Brent, and he said that, he didn't believe there's any significance to the all capital letter name? Yeah. Yes. And then he said that there is some there is some district court Seventh Circuit. Seventh Circuit. I guess they No. Was it the seventh? Seventh Circuit is an appellate level circuit, South Of Chicago. Okay. I'm gonna research that. I think one of the students tried looking into it, and they couldn't find that that one.
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Samuel said he couldn't find it either or Grock didn't know about it or something, but you're free to ask Brent about that on Friday.
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Seventh Circuit order. Right?
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They evidently, from what Brent said, notified everybody in the circuit to drop the all cap letters. Best I remember. I mean, the it that does it as I said, you wanna find out about this all capital letters, The next person by the way, we got a $100 going to Shane, I believe, if he comes back on with us. The first person that fills out their affidavit with all capital letters and it gets rejected, let me know. Because the overriding of the capital letters on the affidavit stating your correct status. So if that happens to anybody or we can we can encourage people to try it, then let's do that and put this capital letter shit to bed. Capisce?
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Mhmm. Okay. And then I don't think we should do that anymore because you've always said that you've never asked anyone to do this. You've never told anyone to do this, but now we're providing a financial incentive for someone to do it. It doesn't make sense. Well, I didn't do it. We're not doing it. It's Gentile bidding.
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It's a spontaneous, offer there out of the audience. So, man, I wonder what's gonna happen here the rest of the day today. It's a lovely, lovely day. A little little wind intermittent, but, man, it's nice. And, so that's good. Back into that. Otherwise than that, anybody got anything else? Any more questions on the Vandersteel conversation? It was charming. I can tell you one thing. We really connected well. And because everything I told her, Larry, I'd give her all the background on it. I say, here's this let's go look at the passport, but let's see first. Do you know what an o m b number is? No. Okay. Well, this is why it's so legitimate is because he's got one. And I explained the whole thing to her. And I doubt if Bobby Lawrence or anybody, any of those people had ever done that for her on any of this stuff. Hell, they're the admiralty law and all these ridiculous damn theories, and none of them are right.
So anyway Stay around here. We got the good stuff here. Is that mister Gary there that I hear?
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No. It's it's Gregory.
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Oh, Gregory. You sound like you're you got that gravelly voice like Gary's got a little bit. Yeah, Gregory. What you got?
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Say,
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oh, darn it. Did you happen to give Anna the,
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I didn't talk with Anna. The, phone number for the, you know, radio rangers? I didn't talk with Anna. I talked with Anne.
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For Anne? Van?
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Vandersteel. No. I didn't. I I all that stuff's out there if she wants to No problem. I figured I just want to introduce her to the information, try and give her a very, very good foundation. I wanna see how it settles with her. She's in the middle of something going to DC for this weekend, and I'm hoping we're gonna probably talk next week or something. I'm not gonna bug her. I'm a let her come to me with questions and, and let our relationship develop from there. So, no, I didn't do any of that other kind of stuff. I I will tell her that she's welcome to join us on the show here if she wants to and can, and she might do that.
She's a very extrovert,
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gal. K? Yeah. I saw some of her, videos yesterday. That's why I wanted to ask is is your interview, did she record it so that we could listen to it? Or No. No. No reason for y'all to listen to it. It was a one on one conversation.
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Okay. Alright? That's all. So you'll we'll I have a feeling Anne and I are gonna be having a number of conversations that y'all will be listening to or will be able to, anyway. Yes. Next.
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I have something.
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Come on. Where were you when we needed all this search engine stuff earlier?
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I was I was digging it up. It's in the Radio Ranch, the numeral two Radio Ranch dot Tatango dot com, and I put a link in the FCC for that. And I see Marcus in there too or was. I don't know if he still is. Oh, good. Well, I wish he'd joined us today. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, that's easy to get on where sometimes, I guess, the conference call isn't. But I posted in here, you might wanna play Paul Hoagstrain, and I'll send it to you, Roger. And the reason I'm bringing this up, not only because it's a good song, and if you can watch the video, you'll see the theater, the swimming pool, the children playing, the soccer, you know, at Auschwitz supposedly.
But what Graham Hart did, who wrote this and sings it, and he had it on YouTube, and it had, like, 85, 86,000, and, you know, but they froze the views. But he had a disclaimer in all lowercase, proper pronounce proper, punctuation, but, all lowercase. And they didn't take the video down. He did. He eventually took it down. And they did put him in the chicken shack and, you know, and it's basically for that song. You know? So and I think he's still banned. YouTube? Do you YouTube put him in the chicken shack? No. No. The Jews over there in Cornwall.
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Oh, he's a he's a Brito. Yes.
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Yep. Yep. It's a really good song, though. And, but like I said, watch the video, people, too. It's on BitChute, and I put it in the chat. I've been I sent Paul a bunch of stuff. Okay. Well Yeah. You probably have. You know, it gets played every now and then. But like I said, the interesting fact about the lowercase letters on the YouTube, and they didn't take it down. He had the disclaimer in there in lowercase proper punctuation, but they didn't take it down. Uh-huh. So he took it down. So I think that's that's an interesting point as far as, like, lowercase and capital and all that stuff. You know? Because that's why he did it in all lowercase.
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Well, you know, the thing is, if you ever go on against anything, either in a court or even against these bureaucracies in legal context, we're we're just peasants. We're not attorneys. We're not expected to know all those finite parts of the law. And whoever the arbitrator is is supposed to give us a deference because of that. Of course, they use it against us and slam us, but, they're supposed to give us a little extra extra leeway because we're so with the uneducated masses, myrrh, don't you know?
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Yeah. And, this the the Jews are moving their base operations, to China, and they have been for some time. That's what I heard of. 02/2008.
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They see The US is going down. Destroying.
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Yeah. They're destroying Europe and this country in the process. Yes. Correct. And they're moving over, but,
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well, that may backfire on them. You know, there's a lot of people over there that don't like them either. So who was trying to
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increase in there's a large increase in Christians in China. This is always how it is. It it proceeds whenever the Jews come in and try to take over is you'll have a big upsurge in Christians. Good deal. I love it.
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Me too. So, let's see. I had something to say. I've forgotten it. What else? Somebody have something to add to, Marie? Yeah. Paul. Of course, sir. Go ahead. I am setting up,
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book two, booknumeraltwo,.globalvoiceradio.net. As soon as DNS updates, that will go to the GVN resources stream, the GVN resources archive, and the first four, podcasts are up there. The first four chapters of or the the, the book, My Battle. And, let's see. Oh, is that from the little mustache guy? Yep. The little mustache guy, and, all processed with, AI. And there's, really decent descriptions and transcripts for each part. Each part is, between four and five hours long. It's twenty hours total to get through the whole thing, nineteen hours. But Interesting.
Let's see. The titles are part one of four, Early Years from Aspiring Artist to Political Idealogue. Part two of four, The Decline of Habsburg Empire, a study in nationalism and identity. Part three of four, the propaganda war, Germany's internal struggles during World War one. And part four of four, from collapse to revival, the rise of a new German German movement.
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Well, I tell you what, they got the army so strapped with all that crap and the guilt and everything else they got loaded on. Well, remember,
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they are a vassal until 2099 of this country, and they could this is this is what's with the 60 year old soldiers. It's because of this country, The US corpse, but I have a book from MS King, the Hitler photo album and the picture of him feeding a squirrel is one of the pictures in there. The black squirrel. Uh-huh. It has playing with What a monster. A lot of really good pictures. Yeah. What a what a monster. What a monster. Monster. He bends over to feed a squirrel. Toasting it. Yeah. I think The squirrel is standing up on its hind legs. Oh, no. Both of you can't talk. He was a vegetarian. He loved the children and the animals and everything. He didn't wanna do he didn't even want that position, and he was a big hero in World War one. Yeah. He was actually gassed.
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Right? Yeah. Jews were never gassed. Yeah. So So great guy just want to be an artist. Well, it shows you they're they're damn scared of him, aren't they, to demonize him to that degree.
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Yeah. One of the sections in this photo album is, of from his artwork too. And, he liked architecture and yeah.
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Well, they they hate Christ in death, and they're terrified of Hitler in death.
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Well, the thing is, the thing was Christian. They like to say it wasn't, oh, he was a Catholic. Yeah. But the cross in the middle of the swastika stood for Christ. You know, that's another reason they don't wanna use, but it's also, of course, a power symbol all back through time. And Where did I hear the other day you've get arrested for flying a swastika in one of our states? Virginia?
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Virginia passed a law against flying a swastika, an ancient sealant, symbol of peace.
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So And the confederate flag is actually Saint Andrews.
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Yes. It's the Saint Andrews cross. I'm looking at mine right here, actually, in her. And they took it yeah. It was on a window in the cathedral in DC, and they Yes. They took it down. Well, I I don't have it in crystal, but mine's in a window here. So I'm sure my landlords don't have any idea what it's about, but it's, it's very important to me. You know, I can remember. I'm old enough to remember as we go into football season here and Ole Miss and and Colonel Rebbe. Colonel Rebbe was their mascot, and you'd go to an Ole Miss game, and all they're doing is waving Confederate battle flags over a whole damn stadium. I'm old enough to remember that. Yep.
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And they've outlawed that. Yep.
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So so anyway well, listen. I'm gonna go get some lunch and stuff, you kiddos, unless somebody's got something for me. I just love you. I love conversing with you as a social the social intercourse with you guys is about the best I've ever had. Yes, Joan?
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Do you want to hear the first thirty seconds of Graham Hart Hoax train?
[02:10:48] Unknown:
No. I don't. I'm on my stomach. I wanna hear my stomach stop growling. Okay. If you need to can play it tomorrow. See you later.
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Alright. I'll send a link I'll send a link to you, Roger. Alright. Thanks. Yeah. I've heard it before. I just can't conjure it up.
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Yesterday to watch the video you need to watch the video too, people. It just shows how such a lie that was. You know, they all these happy Jewish people doing stuff. Yeah. Well, go to the, go to the library and go get Yeah. The, the Schindler Schindler's List and see if it isn't in the fiction section. Yes. Who's got Dave had something a female too? Dave, go ahead.
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Kyle from Michigan chimed in here about the LGBTQs. You know, that movement. Well, you know, we've talked about this a lot where they say, I forget who, you know, a hundred years ago said it's easier to fool a man than it is to convince him that he's being fooled. Well, that's why that movement is is, you know, taken on so much, you know, whatever because it's they're fooling them and they don't they it's easier to be fooled than it is to not to be fooled. So Well, people's pride people see? Man's pride comes into effect there and they just can't, get over it. Oh, yeah.
[02:12:04] Unknown:
So, now who is the female Thanks, Roger. Trying to, induce me here? None? Alright. Well, I'm gonna go get some One more comment. Roger?
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Where are you?
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See one of our guys do a constitutional challenge on the constitutionality of the, inhibition of, freedom of expression.
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Duh. Okay, Larry.
[02:12:28] Unknown:
Yeah. So recently, I come across in my YouTube feed, this movie called Inglourious Basterds. Have you ever heard of it? I have not. Yeah. So it had, Brad Pitt starring in it and this other gentleman. I can't remember his name. Christopher something with Waltz. And he star he was the star in the Django
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movie. I get he was the valet owner. Larry, let me tell you one thing about me. I do not do movies. So all those references don't mean shit to me. Okay. Well, anyway, the point is
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the way they depict the Nazis was and and it's the same way, like, if you watch all these old movies, John Wayne movies and, you know, war movies, They've they've always depicted them as bloodthirsty killers, ruthless. All they wanna do is just spill blood. Sure. And, would you would you say that that's all an inaccurate,
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you know, assessment of what the true history was? I I I don't have any idea, Larry. I can't answer questions. I can't. I just don't know. It's Jews. It's Hollywood. Let me tell you one. It's Jews. Protecting
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their own behavior.
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I yield there was a quote in the Dallas Morning Star or Daily News or whatever it is. It was an interview with Steven Spielberg, and Steven Spielberg quoted in quoted him in that article. It said, celluloid is the world's most powerful weapon. Steven Spielberg. So noodle on that for a while and then go to the movies. So, anyway, I will, see y'all tomorrow, and have a wonderful day, I hope. And we'll see what happens between now and then. Maybe we'll even have a new student. We might have Austin here over the weekend. You can text him, Julie, and tell him we certainly hope he appears because we like he's a nice guy. K?
And, so anyway, we'll we'll reconvene tomorrow. Yes, ma'am. Yeah. I've been we've been texting back and forth, so I'm pretty sure he'll be on on Saturday, hopefully. Alright. Well, good. I like him. He's a real nice guy. I like to educate those kind of folks. Very sharp. And, so we're making we're making wonderful strides. And just for your prayers that colonel, general Flynn is receptive to our message and sees the potential of it in some kind of a could be a group effort to black swans black swan these people, because that's what I'd really like. And I mentioned that to Anne, and she took up on it right away
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and said I'll be showing this. The picture of did you see the picture of Laura Trump in a chair, last week or the week before? She had two swans, one on the left and one on the right of the armchair.
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Oh, okay. No. I didn't. But black swan research.
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Research Michael Flynn more thoroughly. Thank you.
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I I'm with you on that, Murr.
[02:15:38] Unknown:
Well, you know, yeah. I I like all somebody was telling me this shit. Oh, she's a she's a fed. He's a fed. You know, back thirty three years ago when I was given these early presentations in Atlanta, there's a group of people that thought I was a fed. Was true. I I'm going, how how does that infest our movement so much that even when you got somebody up there giving you the truth, and that's all I ever gave, nobody ever disputed a fact that you because you're given the truth and you're fringing on this, they call you a fed. How's the truth implicate you? Roger, you aren't Mike Flynn.
I'm just giving you a personal example. Well, I'm telling you the truth. So go ahead. Well, why did they go after him first, put him in all the lawfare, bankrupt him, make him sell his house? Why'd all that happen, Murr? Mom, they had to keep him, at, at Legit. They sheep dipped him. Okay. If you believe that, then
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No. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. You're you're yeah. Just research him for yourself. I'm not I'm not gonna research him. I'm gonna I'm gonna have an impact you. Everyone else. Not Roger. Okay? Everyone else.
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Because if there's anybody, and I don't care about their qualms or anything else that can help us advance this agenda and back these son of a bitches in a corner, I'm with them. Period. Okay?
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I'll see y'all tomorrow. I support general Flynn. Would you if you knew he child trafficked?
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I have seen how he I met him in person, and I have seen how he reacts and and to people that are mentally challenged, that are not up to his part. I support general Flynn. I have seen him. I felt his energy. He is a he is a good person, and he has the country's best interest at heart.
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I'm you need to research him. He's a child sex trafficker, and he's abused children before. What about the he didn't he didn't
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get he didn't get listen. Obama didn't put him in DIA for nothing. Alright? And he and some other party we're trying to over me. We're trying to overthrow Trump. Alright?
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If you've got the information that he's bad, send it to me. Okay. What do you I'll send it to you. I got it. I got it. Research is in your account. What's your email?
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Put it in the chat. Put it in the chat.
[02:18:11] Unknown:
I can't. I'm not on I'm if you give me your email, I'll send it to you via email.
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Well, then give it to Paul, and he'll get it to me.
[02:18:20] Unknown:
Okay. I'll send it to Paul. And, this is this is, Lisa? Who is this?
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This is Muse.
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Muse. Okay. M u s e? Yep. Okay. I'm gonna send it to Paul and tell him to forward it to you. Thank you, Muse. Thank you.
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If you love me, keep my commandments. The first one is also have no other gods before me. So quit making other people gods.
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Well, the problem the problem here is, I see it, is that in reality, unless we really do have proof, we don't know. I mean, I agree with you guys about Flynn, but at the same time, do we really know? Do we really know? Yeah. We do. We do. We do. Julie,
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send it to me. Send it to me. Okay. I'm gonna send it to you. I already sent you an email earlier. I'm gonna send it to you right now. Thank you. And I have all of the I have all of the, transcripts that detail Israel lobbying, and all of this stuff and all the companies that he was involved in. He was involved in the interference of the, audit of the, audit of the, Arizona audit. He has done Murrah is a 100% correct. She and I have been communicating. So, we'll let you know about all of these things. It's not just child sex trafficking. He's got shell companies tied to Middle Eastern armed deals and all sorts of stuff. And anybody who's ahead of a DIA or intelligence agency has been selected for a reason.
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Oh, so I wanna know why is this the only time I've ever heard anything about this? No. It's all over. It's all over, Muse. Everybody has been talking about this. It's all over, talking about it. I haven't heard one person talk about it. Not one YouTube,
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not one Facebook No. Not one Twitter, not nothing.
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Well, you're gonna send it to me too. Here, I'm gonna send this to Paul to forward to you, and you're gonna see who he is. Mark, correct.
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Could you please send it to me too? I just wanna see how it correlates with stuff I know, please. Yep. I already sent it to you, Merv, but I'll send it to you again. Oh, okay. Maybe I've read it. Forgot.
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I think you probably read it. It's long. It has lots of links to things that you can link onto. It has, you can look at the book, The Storm is Upon Us by Mike Rothschild, which details Flynn's networks and suppressions. And you can, he's got addresses in Delaware, Arlington, Virginia, and all sorts of things. He has lectured in Moscow headquarters. Anyway, read this because it's it's very telling.
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We just need to know. And the reason I bring up child trafficking right away, because it's probably the most egregious thing because you don't even know what all goes on with that. Let alone all these other things. But I got your thing. Your your your Hotmail. Right? Hotmail dot com. I have your okay. I got it. Excuse me, Merck?
[02:21:31] Unknown:
Merck, can you post anything in the chat or send me an email? I'm I'm with a group that is really pushing Flynn, and I would love to present as much evidence as I could to them. So if you can send me anything, I'd appreciate it as well. Thank you. Sure. Robbie, I just I just sent it to you. Just so you know. Thank you.
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It's it's hard for me to trust anybody that's been deeply entrenched in that swamp we call Washington, DC.
[02:21:59] Unknown:
Amen, Samuel.
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I have a a different subject that I'd like to throw on you real quick because I got things to do too. But I've come across a channel on YouTube. It's called Truth is Christ. And this guy may postulates and gives a tremendous amount of evidence that the King James version of the Bible, it's not only what you read, it's what it is mathematically. And the predominance of the number seven, which of course is the divine order number, the completeness number, the perfection number, how often that adds up in only that English version of scripture. Yep.
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That's that's that's that's that's that's that's the point. He makes the point
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that it supersedes everything that was printed and written before any other language, the Greek, the Hebrew, etcetera, because god knew it would be perfected in the language that would be universal and throughout the world. And it's amazing. And then you take things like these new translations like the NIV. How can you have that perfection when you start dropping words? The NIV drops Christ 25 times, Lord 352 times, and Jesus 292 times. Yet people will claim nothing's been changed. It's really bullshit. And it it's the seven is all all the way through the old King James version.
In fact, I'll just give you one. From Genesis to Matthew, when Jesus is first spoke of, is 77% of the words in the Bible. And it just goes on from there. If you start dropping the equivalent of the thousands of words that these new translations drop, you're never gonna get there. I yield.
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I'm putting that, video that's describing that that Samuel sent me in both chat rooms. So thank you, Samuel.
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There's another one there too. I think it's a little newer. I'm going through that one right now, but it is so interesting. He he makes really mathematically an irrefutable point that this thing is just it's not just what we read. There is something supernatural in that version, I yield.
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Okay, Murr. I'm also sending you, the stuff on Nat Gates. Everybody thinks he's a goody two shoes. Wait till you read what I have on him.
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Yeah. Yeah. He's a crypto Jew.
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He's, he's worse than that. He's involved with all these cults and stuff, and he's linked to Epstein. So Oh, he's been to the island many, many times. Yep. Yep. But just like Alan Dershowitz, dirtbag says, he was just getting him a sauce. That's it.
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Captain underpants.
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Yep. He wore his underpants, and he was just getting a massage. That's all.
[02:25:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Except there's affidavits from young girls that were forced to have sex with him. Two at a time. And, in his little I guess it's his latest thing, and I noticed this reporter, is, carried on all these different venues. So it was important for him to air it on there, I guess. And he said, oh, there was a list I would've known, but I know the names, but I'm gagged. And he said if there is something released, it must include the accusers, not just the accused. They're not victims to him. They're the accusers.
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Yep. Do y'all know if Gates is married?
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Is what?
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Is is Gates married?
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Oh, absolutely.
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Bill Gates is divorced. Right? I thought she was saying Matt Gates. Matt Gates is married. Oh, is that what you said? Okay. Okay. Yeah. And you know what the boogaboo there is? I think the guy's name's Joel Joel Goldberg or Steinberg, I think. But he was into all this stuff and, and threatened to, threaten Gates and his father with all this, you know, blackmail and stuff. And and, I think they're just trying to keep their families alive. That's why he sort of bugged, you know, back down.
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The problem with, Flynn is that Flynn was a 100% targeted because by Obama, because he's a puppet. He was controlled, and he wasn't doing what he was told. And because of that, that's why they went after him. So he comes across as this patriot on this patriot movie movement wanting to do good things, and he does say things that make you wanna like him. Like, you have to take back you have to you have to go at local. You've got to fix this at the local level. He's a 100% on that on that. But the problem is is he's got a very shady past. He was a shareholder in Pegasus, which is a company that, spies on people just like Palantir, and they are still involved with the government.
And so, you know, he and his brother have a very shady, background and nobody likes his brother. In fact, I subscribed to David Nino Rodriguez, and he had a live one day. And the chat room was just going crazy about just pummeling the brother left and right. And even David David just called it out. He said, dude, my my subscribers don't like you. None of my subscribers like you at all. They're saying you're this, you're that. You're not coming across well with my subscribers at all. So, I think that whole Flynn family is bad and have skeletons in their closet. And, yeah, he might have had to sell his home and stuff, but he's got offshore bank accounts and trusts and stuff.
He didn't he wasn't hurting when it came to anything like that, in my opinion.
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Yep. Yep. And this guy's name is Greenberg, Joel Greenberg, and he's, I guess he's in jail. He's a tax collector, but it was for, with children. What is it? Sentence to eleven years in prison for sex trafficking of a minor and other offenses. But that Yeah. Well, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. It's Matt Gates' friend.
[02:28:54] Unknown:
Yep. And so that's And then I'm gonna also I'm gonna also send you, Mark, Donald Trump's artificial intelligence agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu. This just came out and it's a memorandum of understanding on AI cooperation as detailed by the Israeli government and it's a Trojan horse loaded with data sharing protocols that expose Israel's deepest secrets
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Mhmm.
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And everything. So anyway, it also has a lot of stuff about nine eleven and connecting the dots to The USSR's collapse in 1991.
[02:29:34] Unknown:
Mhmm. Do you know do you know about, it it just came to me, so I gotta say something. You know about Leo Wanta or Lee Emma Wanta? Yeah. He's the one that really brought down, you know, in this kind of soft way because of the economy, Russia. The Soviet Union, not Russia. They're Russia now. The Soviet Union. The Jew run Soviet Union. I don't think they're predominantly run by the Jews now.
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Wow. I know that, Netanyahu's real name is Milikowski.
[02:30:07] Unknown:
Yes. Who is Javier? You know, Javier, the, president of Argentina. They have the same last name. And he looks he just looks he looks just like, Bibi's grandfather, Javier does.
[02:30:20] Unknown:
Well, he early he does. And early in his career, believe it or not, he was a furniture salesman. But behind the scenes, he was this likud, l I k u d, operative, and he funded he funneled, sorry, Zionist funds, accelerating the fall, like, Roman Abramovich, who later propped up Israel's economy. But, anyway, Netanyahu, when Wall Street, and the Bolshevik revolution, show how the western elites engineered Soviet chaos, and Netanyahu was their point man. So, and then Trump, his real estate empire ties to post Soviet money flows. He knows all about this, and so now there's all this stuff about them orchestrating some sort of AI, contract together behind the scenes, of course.
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Interesting. Yeah. So, you have please forward to Muse. I don't know if I have,
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Muse's email, but Paul She wanted me to send it she wanted me to send it to Paul, and I just asked I did. I sent three things today. I said, please forward to Muse.
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Yeah. Yeah. Hey, Moe. Need to know this, but it we don't need to be harassing each other for finding it out, You know?
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Mm-mm. I agree. No.
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Sir.
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Yeah. Hey. This is Larry. Yeah. Do you believe Epstein is still alive? And what do you think, if this in indeed is a cover up with Trump
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He's alive, Larry. Larry, he's alive.
[02:32:14] Unknown:
Well, let me just ask my question. What do you think Trump's
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connections are with Epstein? I mean, there's numerous photos
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out there from years ago where they're, like, howling around like they're friends, like best buddies. And so I just wanna get your opinion and Julie's opinion. And Larry,
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I I have videos of him with little girls, and, Epstein is a 100% alive because, what's her name? Giuffre? What's her first name? Virginia Giuffre? What's her name? When the victim. Yeah. There's different ways to pronounce it, Giuffre and yeah. Giuffre. It's Giuffre because she has a kill video that's out right now, Larry. And I'll see if I can find it and I can send it to you. Virginia Giuffre. She said here in her kill video, she said, if you're listening to me, I've been murdered. And she said and, she said I was not I was not suicidal. I I was murdered. And she goes on to say how she has, made multiple videos, and she is going and sent them to various entities that are gonna be putting out all of her statements. And she named names, and she said Epstein is not dead.
She said that he was taken out during the video that went off that night. She believes during the video that went off, she believes that these, these guards that said they fell asleep were hit with tranquilizer dots by the CIA. He was taken out at night, and she believes he is a Mossad, operative. She told him he works for the CIA in Mossad. She said he's over living in Israel right now. That's what she said from that kill switch, and I'm trying to find the third one. She had two that came out so far and recently another third one that came out, and I can't find it. But I believe a 100% Trump has been at Epstein Island. I've seen him on plane with all planes with the Lolito Express with all these kids and everything, and I don't know. I I think that they're not releasing that, for a reason. They all have dirt on one another is my opinion. So it's a matter of if you expose this dirt about me, I'm gonna expose this dirt about you. That's why none of this stuff comes out in my opinion. What do you think, Murr?
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Well, I think too, but we have to keep in mind that they can fake things with AI for voices and things to to lead us even further astray. And, yeah. I I just have the feeling he's alive and maybe even back on the island working it still. Because they're ice they're isolated there. Go ahead, John.
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Yeah. You know, with the problems that have appeared with Pam Bondi and peep there are those that have called for her resignation. With the recess going on right now, that would be a perfect time for her to adjourn from a position and Matt Gates be appointed without senate confirmation. So put that in the back of your mind, if if that may transpire.
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Is this Ruth? Is this Ruth? It's Joe. Oh, hey, Joe. What about the fact that, there's rumors that Matt Gates might be appointed as special counsel for the investigation of, all of this stuff. What are your thoughts on that?
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Either or. You know? I've had some awakening here with some of the comments that two ladies have made, and, I guess I have to just chew on it and ruminate on it and watch what happens. But I got something that I can't afford. What you say what you say is plausible is plausible.
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Joe, do you want me to forward you what I have, Joe?
[02:36:14] Unknown:
Please. If you would, please. What do I where do I email it, Joe? You have my email address.
[02:36:20] Unknown:
I forgot.
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You haven't.
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Oh, gosh. Robby. Get it
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from her. Get it from her. I got something, guys. Listen to this. This is this is this is a thought I had. Pam Bondi is gonna be meeting with Ghislaine. Now how much do you wanna bet the purpose of her meeting is to do a deal with Gislaine to cover up Trump? That's what came to me. She is meeting with Gislaine, so she's gonna do a deal with Gislaine to to keep quiet what she knows. She knows about Trump.
[02:37:01] Unknown:
Hey, guys. Yeah. But yeah. But yeah. But Robbie Robbie, Pam Bondy is involved as well because keep in mind, when when, when Epstein was convicted the first time around, that was down in Florida. And what's that guy's name? Prosecutor Alex Costa or whatever. He was the one, and Pam was the one. I think at that time, she wasn't attorney general. She was, like, assistant attorney general. They covered up everything. He was supposed to be in prison, and they just let him out and do whatever he wanted. And they said he reported back, and he didn't. And and then Alex Costa became part of Trump's team during his first administration.
So Pam is guilty when it comes to this stuff too. Plus, she's also guilty about covering up on the the Cummings, child sex trafficking case where, what's his name? Field McConnell, was over there as the investigation, and she took him and, extradited him back to Wisconsin. And he was thrown in jail for for nothing, for for exposing the truth. Haley Cummings.
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That's she is a scumbag. She is a scumbag.
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Yeah. Total. Kimmy, you know, Tamondi is a guy. Tamondi is a transgender. She's not a a girl. She's a boy. Look at her. Look at her neck, and you could see the other apple. Look at her neck, and you could see the other apple. Listen.
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There were, what was it? Six or nine years between when she was in Florida in office and and then this, position. And she's been, like a lobbyist for Pfizer and all this different stuff. But she's also very much in the know about the trafficking and stuff, and she's been alerted to it, and she never responded. And the Holly Covington was a little girl, and, Charles Holmes wrote a book about her. And it was years ago. And they tried to extradite him to Florida and accusing him of things, and he was never in Florida.
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No. You know? But but Field McConnell but Field McConnell was with him. They were together investigating this, and Field McConnell was the one who was thrown under the bus for nothing. He was trying to expose the truth. And you can go to timothyholmesest.com right now.
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And all of that site is still very active, Murr. Oh, I know. I know. And Phil McConnell, there was, like and I was present in all of those different chats and shows that went on for hours. He's very smart man, very, very high, aptitude where he would pick up on things right away. But since all of this stuff he's been through, it's, there's there's other stuff going on with him. And, and there may have been some deeper stuff too apparently. But, this woman they're calling foreign intelligence, call, can't think of her name. She's in Canada and she does radio show with them sometimes and it's on rumble. But, but, yeah, I learned so much from there. And Timothy actually came to to, up the river here where Field was and, was on the radio show too, a couple of times, I guess.
You know? So, yeah, there's there's a whole lot of stuff going on, but they demonize, you know, whoever and and they just look like ordinary people. So, you know, are they a screwball? Because, you know, they don't look like Hollywood stars like they're used to seeing. Right?
[02:40:28] Unknown:
Yep. And then also, I have a bunch of intel on, Palantir Technologies, Greenland and Bitcoin with human trafficking, reveals a complex network implicating military, government and many three letter alphabet agencies. And you've got the CIA, the NSA and FBI for surveillance and predictive policing. So they have got a platform called a Gotham Platform that was integrated into military operations and it can track human movement patterns, that are exploited. So, anyway Julie,
[02:41:14] Unknown:
I replied to your email with Joe's,
[02:41:17] Unknown:
email address. Thank you so much. I was gonna ask you. Yeah. I'm gonna send them this stuff. Thank you. So I have it. I wrote it down, but I can't remember where I wrote it down. I just need to put it in my contacts. Thank you.
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Yeah.
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Guys, I have a question. Do you think that anybody in government is working for the people? It's a real question.
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No. No.
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They're working for their pockets. No. Yeah. Yeah. None of these people. No. Sling, Green, Margery Taylor Green. None of these people. They are all control opposition. They tell you whatever you wanna hear. They sound so good that you wanna marry them, and it's all bullshit. It's a soap opera to entertain you. They all bad. There's not even one girl or one guy there did in the way of the, you know, in the style of people.
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I'm a I'm a throw my 2¢ in there, Bori. I'm gonna say the closest we had to somebody, maybe, maybe attempting to stand up for the people was Ron Paul because he was Ron Paul. Yep. And the tech. That's why they took him off. Enslavement. So
[02:42:27] Unknown:
Yeah. There's some Don't forget Massey. Don't forget Massey.
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Thomas Massey, Thomas Massey is controlled too.
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I got, I got dirt on Massey. Joe, I got dirt on Massey too.
[02:42:41] Unknown:
Yeah. They they sound so good. Like, it makes It's incredible.
[02:42:47] Unknown:
Hey, Julie. Can you tell me something about Massey? I mean, I know I know
[02:42:55] Unknown:
let me see if I can like, next gen's fault wants to make a statement real quick. Is that okay?
[02:43:02] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:43:04] Unknown:
Well, I don't believe Ron Paul was as good as you think. He said a lot of good things, but anybody that works in the District of Columbia knows that that's the king's territory, and they are helping usurp and steal The United States because England has captured The United States through the District Of Columbia. Period. End of story. I mean, there's no way you can get around it. No way you can deny it. And there they anybody that operates and functions in the District Of Columbia knows what's going on there. So Ron Paul is guilty.
[02:43:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He did some some good things, but, he's a Mason apparently. And, yeah, that it it just and I mean, look at look what happened when, he was running in, what's his face? Mittens, Romney. Right? And, even his son had dishonored his own father. Right? Right? Laid down. Yeah.
[02:44:00] Unknown:
Hey, hey, Murr. Also, a lot of people think that, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene is good. I know Roger loves her. She's horrible and I sent him this. He obviously didn't read it, but, she took $1,200,000 in contributions from Palantir Technologies. And then, the CEO, Alex Karp, has met privately with her on three occasions between 2019 and 2021. And then she purchased Palantir stock in April 2025, days before the company secured a $30,000,000 ICE contract, which is basically insider information she received, through her role on the House Committee on Homeland Security.
And that netted her $500,000 in profits, which was funneled through a Delaware LLC to obscure its origins. I have so much stuff on her too.
[02:44:59] Unknown:
Hi, Meg. Real quick. That's why I said maybe maybe while I'm full. Because if nothing else, he was trying to get people to look with his book and the Fed, and he was even talking about it a lot in '88 when he ran. At least try to get some people to
[02:45:17] Unknown:
Right. But I would check Yeah. That's good. That's the the whole in the Fed thing came from the college students he was speaking to. They were the ones that said in the Fed.
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Yep. The problem with the
[02:45:30] Unknown:
the Trump's wall. It was all the people at the at the rallies said build the wall. So oh, okay. This is what the people want, and we'll we'll give them that, you know, play play around that idea.
[02:45:42] Unknown:
I think the problem is that all these people that are on any major committees that make all the major decisions and give all the contracts, they're all bought off, and they all do this to make deals. And if you're not bought off, then you don't have you don't get on a committee. Like she is on, she basically, gave a $400,000,000 contract, to another company, Eric Prince, the founder of Blackwater. She met him in 2022 at a private retreat in Wyoming to discuss national security solutions. And he has a company called, a company that was renamed Constellis that just got $400,000,000 in Pentagon contracts. And she was involved, in those.
So she also has used her position on the House Oversight Committee to block investigations into, Constellus' human rights abuses in Yemen. And in return, he's funneled $1,000,000 to her campaign through a series of shell companies in Panama disguised as consulting fees for her husband's construction business, Taylor Commercial. And I know they're divorced now, but her she had a sudden wealth increase with her net worth rising. Yes, she was already a millionaire when she went into Congress, but now she's a multi multi multi millionaire from all of the side deals and back end deals she's made with everybody.
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It's just a corrupt system.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. If I may share, my opinion or little thought with you guys. Alright. Do you ladies and gentlemen out there? This is next gen tile. Anyway, I know I have a solution to catch the people that are doing the crookedness. And I know it's not gonna happen, but I just thought I'd share this with you guys to give you some insight. But I I could tell you, anybody if all of our bank accounts were all online and we all could see everybody's bank accounts, which I don't think that should be a problem with that because everybody who's got money, they don't have a problem going around bragging that they got $400,000,000,000 in the bank. So why would you not wanna show your account? And if we could get everybody's account shown online, you'd know when a bill was passed, you'd be able to see who who who, you know, profited and benefited off that because that's how it always works. It's all the money, and you'd know the next day, boom. That his bank account went up $10,000,000
[02:48:16] Unknown:
or more. Then you'd have you'd have the culprit. Yeah. But the problem with that is they use offshore bank accounts, and they also use LLCs, and they use all sorts of shelf companies that are not tied to their team. They use trust. Yep. And they use trust. Yep. And you can't tell who's behind them and who the beneficiaries are, who created them, and who the registered agents. You can only see the registered agent. That's it.
[02:48:40] Unknown:
Yeah. It's not like do you see what Trump is doing right now with Obama? It's just to entertain the people because nothing is gonna happen to Obama. Nothing.
[02:48:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Try telling heartbeat, get to g. Impeachment is probation for those people.
[02:48:55] Unknown:
You know, not one person that's been impeached has ever been apprehended or arrested or put in jail. I mean, this is a joke. And like I said, England has has seized the control over The United States through the District of Columbia. There's no way to dance around it. And I appreciate you guys and all of you ladies putting in diligent work and and standing up for the truth when, you know, we need of course, we need men, but we also need you ladies too. And I appreciate you for for being like that.
[02:49:24] Unknown:
She won't be all Try telling try telling Harvey MTG is a dirty dog.
[02:49:31] Unknown:
Try telling who, Brent?
[02:49:33] Unknown:
Try telling Harvey. He's a he's a long time friend of, Rogers, and he knows MTG and our family.
[02:49:46] Unknown:
And he's a wealth of knowledge, and he's a very informed man. Yep. But still. Right, Brett?
[02:49:52] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:49:54] Unknown:
Looks to me like what's happening here is Merck? Sorry. So good. I'm so good.
[02:50:00] Unknown:
Marjorie Taylor Greene has encrypted communications stored on a private server in Montana containing damning evidence of her intent, including recorded calls where she discusses quote unquote neutralizing congressional opponents. She is suppressing so much information. She's hired a cybersecurity form firm called Dark Pulse Solutions to scrub the server, of the payments made through her husband's commercial real estate company. And she's got key players in her network, our representatives, Paul Gosar, who hosted militia fundraisers with her in 2022, and former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, wow, who has advised her on media strategy to deflect scrutiny.
I mean, it's just unbelievable, what she has done. So anyway, she tells you what you wanna hear, to your face on all of these, social media and television stations. But behind the scenes, she does the exact opposite.
[02:51:13] Unknown:
Yeah. She's a dirty dog. She's very
[02:51:16] Unknown:
all this is very titillating.
[02:51:19] Unknown:
I love it. Right? She's a dirty dog.
[02:51:22] Unknown:
Yeah. It's like when Roger say, oh, all the Jews that I work with, there are a bunch of them. They are good. Yeah. They look good in your face, but they are a bunch of hypocrite in your back. They do a bunch of stuff that you don't even know.
[02:51:36] Unknown:
Yeah. I I got something kinda funny about Marjorie Taylor Greene. I listened to that Marjorie Taylor Green and, Tucker Carlson interview that they did together. And, he seems like a a country bumpkin, but that's not the funny that's not the funny part. The funny part is she is Trump. Excuse me. Tucker, m MTJ, I mean, whatever her name is. And Tucker kept saying, when they finally got around to the Bible, and then and they were taught quoting Revelation, and they both kept saying Revelation. Revelation. Yeah. And and and she would say, yeah. In Revelation, that's and that's, and he would say, yeah.
Yeah. That's in Revelation. Like, they put a s. Both of them
[02:52:37] Unknown:
on the Yeah. I revelation on the line. Yeah. I always see that as a telling point too. Jesse Sabotter, as good as she is, she says revelations. I mean, it's right there. There's no s. It's one revelation. The apocalypse is another word for it. It's not plural.
[02:52:54] Unknown:
Hey. Listen to this. Hey. Listen to this. The secret that Marjorie Taylor Greene would kill to keep hidden is her direct involvement in a covert operation known as Iron Vale, a domestic surveillance and blackmail scheme orchestrated with private intelligence firms to control political adversary adversaries and enrich her network. When initiated in 2022, IronVail uses advanced cyber tools developed by a Virginia based firm called Nexus Intelligence to infiltrate the communications of congressional members, journalists, and activists who threaten Green's agenda. Nexus, founded by a former NSA operative named Daniel Harper, has contracts with the Department of Homeland Security, but operates as a private entity giving green plausible deniability.
Her role is to identify targets and provide access to Capitol Hill servers enabling Nexus plant spyware that captures compromising material, financial records, extramarital affairs, and private communication.
[02:54:04] Unknown:
This material is then used to blackmail targets into compliance or silence. Good. Do you have a forklift to come out here, or do you want me to somehow back up to your block, your concrete block? What do you got on there? Did they call you? No. Oh, I called, some Larry.
[02:54:20] Unknown:
Larry, you're unmuted. Watch that. Mute, Larry.
[02:54:28] Unknown:
And so anyway, Iron Vale's targets include representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, whose twenty twenty three financial disclosures were leaked to far right media after Nexis hacked her campaign's email server, as well as journalist David Korn, whose investigation into Greens' militia ties was derailed by fabricated allegations of tax evasion sourced from nexus surveillance. I mean, it's unbelievable what these people, not only are they not working for us, but they're also working against one another and, you know spying on one another while they're in their corrupt offices. This is unbelievable.
She has a Dubai based shelf company called Horizon Ventures and it just netted her $800,000 in, direct payments. You can't make this stuff up.
[02:55:29] Unknown:
I say I believe Israel has the best government that money can buy.
[02:55:35] Unknown:
Yeah. Our money.
[02:55:39] Unknown:
They took that from us a long time ago, Maureen. None of us lived under our money now. Come on. Our currency, Mel. We don't use money. Currency.
[02:55:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The only value is labor. Alright? And we are their creditors, and they know it. And that's why they want us all dead.
[02:55:59] Unknown:
Okay. So, Mar, let me let me ask you just, if you can give me a kind of quick answer per se because I agree. But also recently in some pretty good conversations, and then today also, Roger made the comment that it's just a medium of exchange that it's that is accepted. So what's the difference between just a medium of exchange that's accepted and it being backed by labor?
[02:56:31] Unknown:
Well, take an example of Germany. Alright? They just used the medium amount of exchange, and it was based on labor. And I think it maybe had an expiration date. Now I hear people saying about, oh, a expiration date. Well, that prevents speculation and gambling, and that's why the Jews didn't like it and hoarding.
[02:56:50] Unknown:
You just said today with the greenbacks or whatever and before that it you have to tax out what you put in so you don't get the devaluation because that's been my question too of how you know? I mean, back at the beginning, it was you go by GDP and actually census. That's where the census was started. I believe it had a lot to do with the the currency in circulation. So there was so much per head Mhmm. Because that's important to have so much out there per person.
[02:57:23] Unknown:
Well, what's that yeah. And what's happening now? Inflation, it it is a tax. It's extortion, but it's also what we're gonna see as all the dollars come home to roost. They aren't worth anything. And I think they too will probably have their base operation out of China. And, you know, as far as, these three, you know, we've always heard the city states. Right? You have the Vatican, London, and DC. Well, the Vatican supposedly was bankrupted in 2022, and they've moved that bubble Babylonian system now to the, Leviathan system run by the Sanhedrin.
And I think that's why we're seeing so much craziness from that little
[02:58:06] Unknown:
So let me throw my let me throw my my own 2¢ answer in because what you can get for 2¢. So it really don't mean much per se, not a lot not a lot of research behind it. But the medium of exchange versus backed by labor, this medium of exchange kind of is backed by labor because it means the people are willing to work for it. Mhmm.
[02:58:31] Unknown:
Yeah. But but but but but but the medium of exchange
[02:58:36] Unknown:
That's Lisa. But hang on one second. This this, you know, medium of exchange, works because
[02:58:45] Unknown:
we accept it. We have faith in it. Because these dollars are worth nothing. You know? No. They're worth a lot, Murr. Murr, they're worth a lot from our labor. They're backed by our labor and our taxes. That's what they're backed by. They're backed by the what we own as collateral. You don't own your house or your car or anything. Every single asset that you own, including your labor, backs these Federal Reserve notes, and the thing is is they're not going away. They're going to be part of the new digital financial system. They're gonna back the stablecoin. It is so evil what these Oh, yeah. Totally.
[02:59:18] Unknown:
International people are doing. And Let me tell you. Let me interrupt you. Let me tell you. These Federal Reserve notes, you can say all that shit about them that you want, and that's what it is, shit. Because based on the greenback and what Germany had, the key to having just the medium of exchange is the is not having the interest to put it into circulation that gives it Alright. I agree. It's the usury that enslaves us.
[02:59:46] Unknown:
I agree with you a 100% on that, but the other thing that enslaves us bigger than that is the fact that we have a foreign country and a foreign corporation that determines, our money supply and the printing thereof. And we every single dollar that they they print, we it's it's a debt instrument, and we owe them that back plus, again, interest. Ding ding ding ding ding. But they don't even print stuff anymore. They just add a comma. A digit Oh, yeah. I know. That's no. They don't. They just do the digital. They just do it in the ledger. I agree with you on that. But for all intents and purposes, they do sometimes print, but you're right. For the most part, they don't. They're just digital ledger. Yeah.
[03:00:27] Unknown:
It's great. Yeah. Have you ever went back and read? Because I did upon first discovering this, so probably about fifteen or so years ago. The original Federal Reserve Act. Yeah. I did. And and it's not that long, and that's where I like I said, Rick and I talked in the other last night. And, like, in that, you know and and, you know, like, they pay for the printing.
[03:00:49] Unknown:
So Yep. Yep. Absolutely. They can have same for a sheet And they also pay and they also pay real estate taxes. Did you know that?
[03:00:56] Unknown:
Yes. But they pay the same for a sheet of a hundreds or a sheet of $1. Is it the same 100%. That that they but back then because I've tried to get I've tried to get government people to answer me. But in the original Federal Reserve Act, we had to pay them interest, and that interest payment was made in gold. But our money at that time was backed by gold. So do we still pay interest in gold or not? And they'll freaking answer me. And and and some shit that I got from the Federal Reserve is that the Federal Reserve doesn't even own gold. And you can go out there and watch YouTube videos of tours being given at the Federal Reserve in New York, and it's full of freaking gold. Well, then who the hell's gold is it? Is it London's and London holds The US's? I mean, all these central banks play games. It's not clearly.
[03:01:48] Unknown:
Care. It belongs to the city of London, Lisa.
[03:01:52] Unknown:
And is it gold covered tungsten?
[03:01:55] Unknown:
I don't know. I don't know. But do we still pay interest to them in gold?
[03:02:01] Unknown:
They don't care. You know? They've it this is so far down the rabbit hole, you know, that there's no paying this back, and they know it. And when and if anyone ask, well, who do we owe this to? Because let's go get them. Right? Because that's what always happened to these suckers, you know, every 30 times.
[03:02:20] Unknown:
I'm reading this amazing book that Roger recommended a long time ago, and it's so good. And it references other, books as well. But he gives the example. This guy was beaten over the head with a ketchup bottle called Bashed by the Bankers. This guy was beaten over the head with a ketchup bottle because he owned a ranch. And he was trying to figure out why his ranch kept on couldn't get profitable. Just couldn't figure out why. And he was he was Heinz ketchup? I would say Yeah. Anyway, it was, it's interesting because he says, this is the federal reserve. Brent because there's feedback from somewhere. Oh, I don't know who. It's not me. My mic is open when I'm talking. But, anyways, the he gives this example of the federal reserve, and he's like, how do you take, milk and pour it into a quarter glass bottle and then take that quarter glass bottle full of one quart of milk and pour it pour it out so that it equates to one quarter, one pint.
And he's that's the usury. That's the interest that he's talking about on here. But anyway, it's a fabulous book. Yep. This whole debt system is just but it's not just here in The United States. This is worldwide. They're using this all also in, Canada and Australia, Japan, and Europe
[03:03:57] Unknown:
and all that stuff is being used. The axis of evil the axis of evil that was mentioned, those seven countries or whatever at that time were the only ones that didn't have them and what there's one one or two left.
[03:04:12] Unknown:
Yeah. Iran and Iran.
[03:04:14] Unknown:
World order.
[03:04:16] Unknown:
Well, the reason why they wanna go after Iran and Russia is because those are the two largest countries right now that don't have central banks.
[03:04:23] Unknown:
No. Russia, I think, does actually, but the, Iran doesn't. I don't think Russia has a central bank. North Korea has the other one. But this whole thing with with Khan. Right? Wesley Clark, he's a Jew. Khan from the k o h n bunch. Right? K a n n e. And he was trying to start World War three in the Balkans in the nineties. Right? And so they wanted him to get you know, in 2007 when he was running the second time for president is when he put all this stuff out about the seven countries. Can we spell past ourselves to death by repeating it?
[03:05:01] Unknown:
Oh, sorry. You're right. You're right. Mer. Russia has a central bank. It's called the Central Bank of the Russian Federal Federation, commonly known as the Bank of Russia. Is the central bank of the Russian Federation. It was established on 07/13/1928 1990.
[03:05:19] Unknown:
That's late, actually. Let's see. What's the name of the book that was referenced?
[03:05:24] Unknown:
Oh, it's really good. It's called the it's called, Bashed by the Bankers, and it's by Byron Dale, b y r o n d a l e.
[03:05:35] Unknown:
Thank you. And then, you wanna when you call it here and you start when you start reading Hang on one second, Julie. Annette, it's in that, chat room, numeral two radio ranch dot satango.
[03:05:47] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you. Yeah. If you want the actual, like I like the bound books, then you can get that. It's not that expensive. But it talks about how money gets into circulation and how the banks create money out of nothing. And it is, it's crazy. It's just absolutely crazy because this talks about how a long, long, long, long time ago, you know, they did have, the the money backed by by silver and gold and now nothing. Comment. And there's a Federal Reserve publication called the story of banks.
[03:06:23] Unknown:
Not gonna go too far.
[03:06:25] Unknown:
Explain exactly how banks operate and how, fractional banking works. And fractional banking is not done by all the banks. It's only done by some of them.
[03:06:35] Unknown:
Julie, was that too that mentioned Byron Dale?
[03:06:39] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:06:41] Unknown:
I listened to a number of commentaries he made back in the eighties, on a radio program called For the People, Chuck Harder out of Florida. But Byron Dale talked about the Guernsey Islands and their Uh-huh. Monetary system. Bone up on that because it's pretty interesting. The Guernsey Islands, they had their own currency.
[03:07:10] Unknown:
Well, you know what? It's really funny because, in this book that's interesting that you say that. There is another book that he references in here called The Greatest Con, which I have. I haven't read it by Erwin Shipp. And he wrote about how federal reserve notes are not legal negotiable instruments, and he started looking into what the laws were governing, negotiable instruments. And it's like I said, it's just one anything that is a negotiable instrument is legal tender in the state. He called a lawyer or whatever, and they started citing just various laws like Title 31 US code three fourteen.
And he he he lived in South Dakota at the time because he was a rancher. And if you look at section 16 of the Federal Reserve Act, it was basically providing a way to monetize people's assets and bring Federal Reserve notes into circulation, which is what Roger talks about all the time when it comes to these promissory notes that we sign when we get out, when we get a bank loan, which is total illegal. But Roger thinks that they're recorded as liabilities and they're not. They're recorded as assets, on the bank's account and then they just credit your checking account or your direct deposit account, your DDA.
And that's how that puts money into circulation as soon as the borrower writes a check on his checking account and spends some of the newly created bank quote unquote credits. But it's all like Merced. It's just all and what you said, Muse, it's all and or Lisa, it's all just, general ledger accounting entries.
[03:09:08] Unknown:
Yep. And that book is called, the other one by Erwin Schiff is The Biggest Con, How the Government is Fleecing You.
[03:09:16] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. He quotes all these, different books in here that he got his information from. I went out and I have the biggest con, how the government is fleecing you by Erwin a Schiff. And I had to buy a used book for this one, but, oh my god, it's just unbelievable.
[03:09:36] Unknown:
You know, he was, Peter Schiff's father, and, you know, he, died in prison, handcuffed to his cot. Yeah. I heard that. He wouldn't stop talking about how you shouldn't be paying tax.
[03:09:49] Unknown:
Yep. And, if you guys go get the bigger, the book, The Biggest Con, who does he have a picture of on the front? Uncle Sam. This book is so old. This book is, what is the, oh, it was written in 10/08/1970 no. No. No. Say wait. Hold on here.
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'77.
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Yep. And,
[03:10:19] Unknown:
and what was that? Get some pictures of uncle Sam with his wife, anti Semite.
[03:10:27] Unknown:
Dave? Yeah. He Anyway, the, the for the forward in this book was written by John Chamberlain, and John Chamberlain also has a tax book out that's, like, $250 on Amazon.
[03:10:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Say uncle Sam on the cover is, smoking a cigar. He's got his right hand by his chin, and he's kinda squinting, and he's got his left hand sticking out towards you. Yep. This is incredible. Handful of gimme.
[03:10:55] Unknown:
Uh-huh. And this book that I have that I bought, it was originally only $5.95, and god knows what I paid for this.
[03:11:03] Unknown:
Yeah. I I purchased the Federal Mafia from from Earl and Shitt. In fact, when I was in Vegas oh, I forget when. Did you say Erwin Schitt? Erwin Schitt.
[03:11:17] Unknown:
Schitt. That's called it's s h I f f. Sorry. Yeah. I r w I n, the middle initial a, and s c h I s f as in Frank Frank.
[03:11:29] Unknown:
Yeah. The same guy that wrote the Federal Mafia.
[03:11:32] Unknown:
Yep. They're they send it from, Jacob Schiff, but I don't think Adam's in that line. I think he stole the name.
[03:11:42] Unknown:
Yeah. So he had a bookstore in Vegas, and I happened to drop in and buy a couple more books and meet the man and shake his hand. And he was just a beautiful person. Just Wow. Just a Wow. Just a fun guy to be around. He's a magician. He was showing my son a bunch of, you know, magic tricks and whatnot. And, yeah, just
[03:12:03] Unknown:
a brilliant. Brilliant. Oh my god. Incredible. I would have loved to have met him. How anyone can stop paying income taxes was the one they jailed him and let him die for.
[03:12:14] Unknown:
Yeah. I think that was the only books the federal mafia was the only book that the feds outlawed unless they've outlawed books since then.
[03:12:26] Unknown:
It was really it's really sad what happened to Byron Dale because, he was sitting at his kitchen table, and these two state officers came to his home, and they struck him across the forehead with a third a full 32 ounce ketchup bottle. And, he it basically split his skull. And he tried to stand up, and he tried to get away from the first officer, but the first officer held him, to the floor while the second officer, beat him all over his head and face, when he had blood splurting all over the place. And he actually survived it. So
[03:13:07] Unknown:
so when do the cops become the muscle for the banksters?
[03:13:12] Unknown:
I think they already are. As soon as they put them on Can you say day one?
[03:13:19] Unknown:
Yeah. Day one.
[03:13:21] Unknown:
Well, the Secret Service were set up to protect the banks, not the president.
[03:13:26] Unknown:
Yep.
[03:13:28] Unknown:
Oh, even insurance, like, haven't required insurance. A protection racket. Right? Right? That's not all assurances. So it's just that you That's an that's the arm of the banks. Yeah? Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. It basically is the lumber down your store, but in, you know, using statutes. Can I read something relative to, some of the financial things that we're talking about, which I thought was of interest?
[03:13:54] Unknown:
Go for it.
[03:13:56] Unknown:
Yeah. This guy, just gonna pull over here. The way he wrote it, I thought was interesting. It kinda fits with some of the other things, that we talk about. But he, he Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Can you get closer to your mic? I yield. Yeah. Can you hear me now?
[03:14:14] Unknown:
That's better.
[03:14:16] Unknown:
Yeah. I had to stop. I think it was wind. But, anyway, this happened to be a district court thing, but he wrote it as a petition, but I think you could write for any bill. But, anyway, I of sound mind and body ambassador of Christ bring forth a case of mistaken joinder to an action of an agent or a principal taking actions against the saint. North Carolina general statute, and then he mentions the statute. The state of North Carolina's principal owner of records and therefore titles a driver's license the same. And, see, general statute, surety 26 suretyship states, in trial of actions on contracts, a principal is liable before a surety and first in line of equitable levy. Therefore, hence, for this matter, he settled immediately as the DA, district attorney, represents both sides of the courts, Ambassador Christ and then the autograph.
So I think that's kinda what, you know, the whole financial piece that fits in. This happens to be a case number they could file, and it's just a handwritten note, you know, to them. But that's in fact what the DA, you know, and all these financial matters. The government is on both sides of that coin and give we have to give back to Caesar. You know? So that's kinda what this guy did was gave back to Caesar as an ambassador to Christ. I don't think he heard from the court again.
[03:15:50] Unknown:
You guys know who Brian Koberger is. Right? The one that killed the four in, Idaho?
[03:15:57] Unknown:
They they knocked down that building they were there. I don't know who I don't know who he is, Mark.
[03:16:03] Unknown:
Yeah. He murdered these four, you know, was it four of them? Students in Idaho and he he's take down the place and stuff and he had been studying. Three three women and one
[03:16:16] Unknown:
boy.
[03:16:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He got them while they were sleeping and but he left his, what do you call it? The thing sheath for the knife and apparently had a thumbprint or something on it. And, you know, there were just a bunch of other things. Anyway, his father drove out to get him. They live in Pennsylvania. And, you know, after all this happened and, after the school year or whatever, they were on break, maybe it's Christmas anyway. And so he's driving back to Pennsylvania. And I think he got stopped twice for crazy driving to tailgating and breastfeeding or whatever. But, back in Pennsylvania, then when they tracked down who he was, and they came in the middle of the night to, go through the trash to get, you know, DNA samples. And he was already trying to trying to hide that anything with DNA on it and and everything. They just look so crazy and he's got to be a Jew, but they never mentioned that he is, of course. I think they even say he's Christian or something at one point, but he's he's a you can just see in his eyes, man. He's just he's gone, you know? But he finally did plead guilty.
And so I guess it's just today with court, and he's, sentenced to life imprisonment.
[03:17:31] Unknown:
Okay. On a different note, Murrah, I have breaking news that just came in that the ATMs now are being removed from Australia as well. So we have ATMs being removed from China, now Australia. This digital concentration camp financial system is rolling out at quote unquote work speed. Yep. Very funny. Gary.
[03:17:55] Unknown:
You can watch these bloggers that tour around in Asia and stuff, and they're all using digital means. You know, once in a while, they would get cash or have to. But most of the time, they're using digital stuff wherever they are. Yeah.
[03:18:09] Unknown:
It's very scary.
[03:18:12] Unknown:
And the thing with cars, they're in China, with the you know, they say they're charged up in five minutes, but what they actually do, and they were showing this, you know, they hire a cab or whatever, and, they, actually dropped the battery out and put another battery in, a charged battery. That's why it doesn't take long.
[03:18:30] Unknown:
Yep. I'm all for that. I'm all for the hydrogen powered cars and the free energy.
[03:18:40] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, the the electric is stupid, you know, because you're still what do they have? A lot of coal plants generating the electricity, you know? And now we're not supposed to have coal.
[03:18:49] Unknown:
I think that's b s, though. I we don't run nothing in fossil fuels. Those things are renewables and hydrogen. Yeah. And they don't do any construction to this. Everybody's rolling out these carbon footprints. That's what we're gonna have, a carbon footprint for everything we do. We're gonna be taxed on how far we drive. We're gonna be taxed on how much meat we have. Everything's controlled, limit, and, mutilate and destroy. You're gonna have to have vaccine passport to use your digital ID to go anywhere and get on the internet.
[03:19:21] Unknown:
Because I'm the tax man. Yeah.
[03:19:24] Unknown:
Julie, you sound like you are ready with your digital ID already. You sound ready.
[03:19:29] Unknown:
I'm not ready. Are you kidding me, Bori? I'm not I was looking to hook up with you so that you could use your digital ID, and I could buy behind you. I wanna borrow your digital ID.
[03:19:43] Unknown:
I don't wanna get that stuff. I don't even worry about it because the day that they put that stuff, you know what time is it.
[03:19:52] Unknown:
It's civil war time.
[03:19:54] Unknown:
You have to move to the mountains.
[03:19:57] Unknown:
So they have a lot of, witnesses that were testifying at this, so that's that's what really kinda sealed it. They got a chance to air all their grievances about him being a sociopath and psychopath and everything. Go ahead.
[03:20:12] Unknown:
The the man that killed those four students, Mar, is that who you're still talking about? Yeah. Co Burger. Pull my phone. Yeah. I'm right there. Probably do. I'm sorry. My phone is right now. Answering.
[03:20:26] Unknown:
You are? You're by the campus? Yeah. Yeah. They, I live in the town where that happened, and, yeah, there's a lot of suspect about what really happened that he's, like, the fall guy for it because it's kind of impossible for the guy to do all that damage. But, yeah, they tore down the house. They they're trying to put a quash on that, but then they're like, oh, we gotta have a shrine to these students. It's it's emotionally bad for the university to have that house. And it's, literally right around the corner from there. He'd be working around there and everything. But, yeah. It was pretty Kirsty. Pretty, pretty amazing. My, son all of a sudden. He, he had all the he had, like, a six month backlog because nobody locks anything. Everybody wanted to get locks for houses and their cars and everything. So Oh, wow. It's pretty amazing. It's a very sleepy little college town, you know, and, Right. But, you know, there's a lot of untoward stuff that goes on.
[03:21:22] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. But even even at at the bar or whatever, he would, just get crazy and they throw him out because he gets so crazy. You know? But he was also studying criminal law and stuff because apparently he wanted to put it into practice. Some of these Yeah. I'm I'm I'm sure he's guilty though, you know? I mean, it just has to be. I mean, look at the guy.
[03:21:47] Unknown:
Why did he why why did he do it?
[03:21:51] Unknown:
He's a psychopath.
[03:21:53] Unknown:
Yeah. They they moved it to Boise because they didn't think he could get a jury here. Plus, that's where the state staties are out of, so I don't know if the thin blue line was involved somehow.
[03:22:05] Unknown:
He deserved the death penalty, but he finally you know, his lawyer got him plead guilty, so, he get life imprisonment. Maybe he'll maybe he'll turn over a new leaf. I I just don't see any reason to think it was anyone else, you know, because he plotted it. His car was there, you know, the same type of car and everything. And yeah.
[03:22:26] Unknown:
I got friends in the law school here. It's the basically, it's the flagship law school for the state. May they even say something's fishy on this case. So but but anyway Fishy fishy in what kind of way? Well, they tore down the evidence. They, you know, they took a call guy. One person couldn't do everything based on the timeline that they had. I mean, there was a lot of stuff that they that they were like, you know, but and then how was investigated and all that kind of stuff. So
[03:22:55] Unknown:
Yeah. But somebody did do it.
[03:22:57] Unknown:
You know? Well, for I'm not saying that. I'm just Right. It's just like the bat thing I'm stealing with Holmes. He didn't do it. He was the fall guy.
[03:23:07] Unknown:
Which one you're talking about, Dave?
[03:23:09] Unknown:
The Batman.
[03:23:10] Unknown:
The Holmes at the theater. Let me tell you about that. This is part of the banking thing. That one. Right? That was act one. That was the Aurora Theater, And he apparently was a love child of this woman, and she was in court both times and said she gave him up for adoption. And the FBI took him. And so they're naming him James Holmes, so they probably know that Robert Holmes, you know, was probably some illicit thing. But Robert Holmes and then Peter Lanza, the Sandy Hook thing, were to testify before the senate about the Libor scandal. London Interbank offered rate. Well, the scandal rolls on and has a different acronym, but that's what both of those two little acts were about. It's about the banking. They they were both hoaxes, both Sandy Hooks and and the Aurora Theater. They were just selling. Yeah. I know. And in fact, they were the they were the false flags.
They were the first two to be done after the modern modernization of the
[03:24:12] Unknown:
Smith's month act went through in 2012. You know, they even had they even had in the Batman movie, commissioner Gordon slammed the Smith's down on a map, and and his hand was right next to Sandy Hook and it was circled.
[03:24:26] Unknown:
Well, this this show should. It's the banking. It's the money. It's the Jews. They're they're running the movies. They're running the stage events to keep this system going. And I think they're gonna try to probably will do it too. To take just take over the brick system. They get it all going, they'll just take it over. No matter who they gotta go through and kill to do it. You know? Whatever system's working, they're gonna take it. They don't create They'll be throwing those bricks at us. Yeah. Right? But they're also moving their operations and have been for some time into China. You know, after 2008 in particular, all that stuff.
[03:25:03] Unknown:
I remember over twenty years ago, Alex Jones, before he he got bought and paid for, he said that they've the new world order adopted the Chinese communist model. That was well over twenty years ago that I was listening to him saying that. And it was spot on. He he's not Alex Jones either. He's
[03:25:23] Unknown:
I know. He's 62 years old. Look at him. Does he look 50 to you?
[03:25:27] Unknown:
I can't I can't see him anymore.
[03:25:30] Unknown:
Any I'm kinda glad. So funny is even his own people, you know, joke around like, Schroyer and, Fuentes and Robert Raygold had pointed this out. Otherwise, I wouldn't have known. But, old Jonesy comes in there and I guess he's drinking or something. Right? And it he's messing with his own people because he doesn't like the popularity Even if it's in his under his own roof. Right? So anyway, Shroyer said something about, you know, they were saying about, Hicks. Right? And he said, oh, but I have blue eyes. Right? Yeah. Don't it make my brown eyes blue? He wears blue contact lenses.
Come on. Give me a break. And a lot of times in the lighting, you can see that. They're overpowered by the brown because they stepped in at that deep. Fun time to be alive.
[03:26:17] Unknown:
Hey, y'all. Did y'all hear Julie a few minutes ago saying that did she set my phone cuts out, like, every five seconds. But did y'all hear her say some ATM machines were removed from Australia or Canada or somewhere? She said Australia. Yeah.
[03:26:34] Unknown:
And they had been from China, I think she said too. But like I said, these these travelers over there, you'll see, you know, there were Yeah. Go ahead.
[03:26:45] Unknown:
I'm sorry. My phone cut out my phone cut out again right when you were answering my question. M.
[03:26:51] Unknown:
Did you have a question for me? Yeah. The ATM is basically it's rumored
[03:26:56] Unknown:
that they've been taken out of Australia and taken out of China. Did you say some ATM machines were removed from Australia or Canada or somewhere?
[03:27:04] Unknown:
No. China and Australia.
[03:27:06] Unknown:
Oh, shoot. My phone cut out, like, every Tuesday.
[03:27:09] Unknown:
Yeah. China China and Australia. Australia ATM machines have been removed. Thank you. That that's a rumor. But my the China is a rumor, but a question. My my I can hear you.
[03:27:22] Unknown:
Every time, I ask a question, then my phone cuts out, and I don't I don't hear y'all's answers. Sorry. But I got it now. Thank you, ATM machines. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Thanks, Julie.
[03:27:33] Unknown:
We should think about making our own community like that. When that stuff comes, we don't have any trouble because we're gonna be set. But, you know, everybody think independently, like, you cannot shoot 20 guns at the same time. You know? You need backup. You need somebody to help you. You cannot guard them, a home day, you know, miles of gravel by yourself. You need help. You know? It's kinda you have to put one on one together by yourself. You're gonna you're not gonna do nothing.
[03:28:15] Unknown:
Is, Muse on today?
[03:28:21] Unknown:
What's up?
[03:28:23] Unknown:
Is Muse on today?
[03:28:25] Unknown:
Muse, they're looking for you.
[03:28:28] Unknown:
Oh, no. No. You don't have to call. Is is she listening?
[03:28:31] Unknown:
I don't she was earlier.
[03:28:33] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[03:28:35] Unknown:
I think she's split up. Yeah. I think she got mad. She probably had to leave anyway, but I think she got mad because we were putting down Flynn. Oh, okay. In like Flynn.
[03:28:48] Unknown:
Well, I was just before I called in, I was listening to, Al Addis again, and something okay. So I listened I was on the call, yesterday, so about this time. And, I think about this time. Anyways, and Samuel and Murr was oh, no. Well, Murr, you were there. But Muse was there. And was talking, Samuel was kind of bringing the point home that it is whether they have jurisdiction. And something just hit me on listening to, Al Addis, And when he, put forth that, you know, I am a I could play it. But anyways, one of the things is they were saying you don't have jurisdiction over us, was one of the finer points.
And, the state of Texas told them they did, and then quit talking, and then dropped you know, they didn't hear from them anymore. And so that to me, I wish you want me to play it for y'all? Because I'm I'm not doing it justice.
[03:30:01] Unknown:
No. You're No. Okay. Alright.
[03:30:06] Unknown:
Come through. Okay.
[03:30:09] Unknown:
Anyways, so I think Samuel might have a point about jurisdiction, because the way they they were saying, you know, y'all don't have jurisdiction, and, and the state I wish I anyways. Okay. I giggled. It just brought the point home that that that might be a bigger issue than what what we're I think Samuel might be right. I yield.
[03:30:37] Unknown:
Shane here. Who is it from?
[03:30:40] Unknown:
What did you say, Shane? I didn't hear you.
[03:30:43] Unknown:
Say what?
[03:30:45] Unknown:
Who is it from?
[03:30:47] Unknown:
Oh, Al Addis.
[03:30:49] Unknown:
Okay. You wanna Oh. Like, some summary of what she's saying? Or Oh, Al Addis. Okay. So,
[03:30:59] Unknown:
there was a couple in Texas who was, producing, chloral silver. The state of Texas went after them for, dispensing a drug and had heavy fines, daily heavy fines, and, was suing them, each one of them, and I think their company or something like that. Well, when when they thought that that, you know, they they got divorced because the pressure of it was just too too much, and they thought if things was at a lull, and they sold some of their products or, some of their equipment and some of their products to another guy, not not the company, but just the product. Then the state of Texas went after the person that bought the product, and then, included them in the lawsuit, or in the, not the lawsuit, it is not the lawsuit, the, the, the investigation with the heavy fines.
And then someone suggested that man that bought the products get a hold of Al Attis. Well, Al Attis came as a I forgot what it's called. Feducery something for for, for the for the guy that bought the products. Well, the state of Texas added him to the the litigation, and he also was under great fines. The crime Go ahead.
[03:32:33] Unknown:
The crime. Yes. Okay. Go on. Okay. So so,
[03:32:40] Unknown:
so he Al saw that the key to the case that they they they said in their paperwork, the key to the case is the definition of what a drug is. So he started investigating what the what that meant. And in the definition, it says man and other animal. And he's like, hold on. They're thinking us as an animal. And so he said, I'm Christian, so I know I'm made in God's image. And, I am not an animal. You know, God gave dominion over the animals to the, to man. And so he went after the defense as a man, and getting that made made in God's image and not an animal. Let's see. There was more to that, and I'm forgetting it. Anyways, so the state of Texas went silent for a little bit. They quit because they were they were sending, paperwork on a regular basis, and, and then they went silent.
Then they they, a, they brought him in to court, and they tried to settle with them. Well, the last time, the last time, that they tried to settle, they wouldn't settle. They wanted the original, or I think the guy that bought the products, to get a license for, for the, distribution or something something related to, a license for selling, you know, drugs or something something like that. The guy said no. Go ahead.
[03:34:19] Unknown:
Do you want to sell a product, and therefore, they put, his particular product as a as a drug
[03:34:29] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[03:34:30] Unknown:
Used against, I guess, persons for bad intent. I don't know. I I'm not sure. Okay. And then,
[03:34:41] Unknown:
they they they, at one point, at the end towards the end, they were saying, hey. You don't have jurisdiction over us, because, we're not an animal. We're we're made in God's image. And, the the court says, we do have jurisdiction over you, and they didn't hear from me anymore. So basically, the the case went away. And that was in February, I don't know, '6 or something like that. So so so my point was yesterday's conversation, you know, you know, how they kinda brought up how they verbally contradiction con they you know, Al Addison's group was saying, hey. You don't have jurisdiction over us because we're made in god's image, and we're not an animal. And the courts rebutted it and says, you are in our jurisdiction, and they didn't pursue the case anymore, the civil case.
So so, with heavy fines, very heavy fines. And, so that kind of got me thinking. Samuel yesterday was talking to Mur Muse, excuse me, Mur Muse, and she's going through something, I even forgot what the case was about. I think it's, Traffic. Okay. And Samuel was saying, hey, you're going to want to pursue the jurisdiction. And that kinda got me thinking. I don't think Samuel's right, because the last thing that court says was even though they didn't pursue, they're just verbally saying it without, actually taking action and pursuing what they said they had, which makes me think Samuel is correct.
[03:36:20] Unknown:
Yep. What what was confusing, though, about that was that Musen in the affidavit letter letter and, you know, proving she's, not in their jurisdiction, but then she sent a check as well. Yeah. So it's a little confusing, but I think she's just trying to avoid some of these long suffering headaches if people try to influence the system. But
[03:36:43] Unknown:
yeah. That's why I called in because I was like, I think Samuel's right. But y'all y'all's conversation beforehand was quite quite,
[03:36:51] Unknown:
quite good. So I'm I'm glad I called in. I do remember Sarah remember Sarah's story too there with her 16 year old. Right? Yep. And both she and her husband and the child had the affidavits. And after about five minutes, the, psych attorneys agreed that they didn't have jurisdiction. Yeah. You know, they didn't word it that way. They just said you can take her. They couldn't hold her.
[03:37:20] Unknown:
I yield. Thank you.
[03:37:24] Unknown:
Thank you. Yes. I have a question.
[03:37:29] Unknown:
Go ahead.
[03:37:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Someone says I got, like, a I won a $100, and I'm not sure what that is. Roger Sales said I won a $100. I've been listening on the side.
[03:37:44] Unknown:
You were the weren't you the first one to do a, a national Oh,
[03:37:50] Unknown:
it was the other Shane. It was the Shane from Georgia. Oh. Oh. He owes a $100 because he said he was going to, pay whoever was the first one from, like, July 1 who became a national or sent their paperwork in.
[03:38:14] Unknown:
It's not you. Alright. Thanks. Don't want that $100 to go empty handed. So does anyone here like to understand what the computer, I don't know, technology or we are now in the, technology
[03:38:31] Unknown:
explosion?
[03:38:33] Unknown:
What that means to, pretty much, like, every everyone alive? And, also, is, president, president Trump, is he a good guy, or is he a bad guy? I'm not sure.
[03:38:50] Unknown:
Well, that's easy one. He's a badass. Bad, bad, bad. It's Sunday club. You and I not.
[03:38:57] Unknown:
Alrighty.
[03:38:59] Unknown:
So so on your first question, it's something that, you know, if you're each for you know, someone redoes a research, and then, that that's where that's where, reading it would be good, you know, for yourself, and then looking at definitions. I I I have I haven't heard about it, and I haven't read it, so I couldn't tell you anything about it. And and far as, Trump, well, you know, God's the judge. He knows I don't know. I I I I when he first got in, I I saw them going against him, and I was praying that god would keep him. But then I started seeing things. I was like, I'm gonna stop praying
[03:39:49] Unknown:
for him. Oh, never stop praying for him. Never stop. You know, none are righteous. No. Not one. And he works through each and every one of us Yeah. For his purposes, his will. So
[03:40:03] Unknown:
it was a Jeffrey Epstein's papers that I saw. Well, you know, the the the black book.
[03:40:09] Unknown:
Yeah. I I read through all that the black book too, and it his corporation's in there. Ivanka's in there, I think, with Ivana.
[03:40:16] Unknown:
Yep. Both.
[03:40:17] Unknown:
I saw the both of the ladies. Yep. I didn't see his stuff because I didn't recognize the initials.
[03:40:23] Unknown:
And I don't know if necessarily the black book means they all flew on Lolita Express. You know? Yeah. Because it's also common for these rich people to get a ride, hitch a ride on each other's plane, like, if they're going from Florida to New York or back or whatever. That's true. You know? So there there's a lot of volubles there. So
[03:40:46] Unknown:
And that's the end of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales for Wednesday and July twenty second. Yeah. Twenty second? Gotta be. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. Thank you so much for joining us today. We will no. It's it's Wednesday, July 23. Oops. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, if not a little while longer, including after show. We're on eurofolk radio dot com, Global Voice Radio Network, and, people join us on the show using free conference call. Find the links on the matrixdocs.com. Thanks.
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[03:41:56] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Technical Setup
Global Voice Radio Network Project
Historical Perspectives on Demonization
Jewish Influence and Identity
Skiing Adventures and Memories
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Economic System and Global Politics
Historical Financial Systems
Lincoln and the $10.40 Bond Debate
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Listener Questions and Historical Insights
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War Pigs and Masters of War Discussion
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