In this episode of Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles is joined by Paul English to discuss the intricacies of legal status and the concept of voluntary servitude. The conversation delves into the historical and legal frameworks that underpin modern systems of governance, particularly focusing on the feudal system and its implications for personal freedom. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding one's legal status and the power of voluntary choice in determining the laws one lives under. The episode also touches on the significance of the affidavit process as a means to reclaim personal sovereignty and challenge the presumptions of law that underpin governmental authority.
Additionally, the episode features a lively discussion with listeners, including insights from an Ethiopian immigrant, Izana, who shares his journey towards understanding and reclaiming his legal status in the United States. The conversation underscores the universal nature of the struggle for personal freedom and the importance of education and awareness in navigating complex legal systems. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to explore their own legal status and consider the implications of their choices within the framework of voluntary servitude.
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Yes. Yes. Yes. And we might. We might one of these days. Who knows? We keep trying to edge our way up to this line, which we can step over. We will edge a little closer today on the August, Paul. Hard to believe. We're already two thirds of the way through the, last month of the summer. So here we go. Roger Sales, your host, and this is, of course, the Radio Ranch. And, it is 09:00 right on the nose. Paul, your timing on that is very good, by the way. Yeah. Thank you. Got some interesting things to talk about. I don't know. Some of you may have heard a little bit about this more. Speaking of lines, overstepping the lines by our, Israelis.
Amigos. Yeah. Right. Paul, there's a number of folks that help us extend our reach. I don't think Alan's back with us today for the big group. Well, I'll be glad I bet Alan will be glad when that crap's behind him.
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Yeah. Yuck. No matter how he shakes out.
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I I know. I know what it's like to have that burden on you. Anyway, we've got these people that help us extend our reach. I'm not sure how many or who they are here today, but Paul Beener will inform us. Won't you, sir?
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I certainly will. Thank you. There you go. See because this is Wednesday, we're on radiosoapbox.com for the entire two hours. We're also on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James. That is our anchor platform as it were. And we're on Global Voice Radio Network. Our, website is the matrix docs, and there you will find links to Eurofolk Global Voice and also free conference calls. So you can join us live on the show, number of different ways. And that's about all I've got. Okay. What is Israel pulling now?
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Oh, boy. There's another big scandal brewing right now. It started over the weekend, evidently. It's just starting to break yesterday and today. I heard about it. I guess maybe a little bit on Monday, but it was just peeking out. But, here's what happened. There's this guy. His name is Alexandrovich, I think. Well, and he is the head of Israel's cyber AI dome. He's the head of it. K? Now they're pitching this. It's a cyber dome like the Golden Dome or whatever they've got. Supposedly, of course, they're gonna try and they keep trying to crack down on the Internet is what they're really doing here. But they've already got affiliated countries, Germany, I think The US, and all of this under this, cyberdome.
And this is the head guy. And he was at a convention over the weekend in Vegas and got caught in a child porn sting. Oh. Oh, yeah. Oh, good lord. And he's not there under diplomatic courier or anything. He's there just as a civilian. Oh. You probably pretty much predict what I'm gonna tell you, can't you?
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He got out anyway.
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Well, the judge plan. They've got they've got the booking. I I just saw him. Harrison spent a lot of time on this this morning, justifiably so. They've got the booking papers from Las Vegas. The judge let him out, $10,000 bond or something, and they didn't confiscate his passport. So he zipped right back to Satan's sandbox over there with the, assistance, unfortunately, of the Trump regime. And, so then they came back and this guy that discovered this, who's not one of us evidently, I don't know his name, but he was a big promoter of Black Lives Matter and all that stuff. Well, he's the guy that's picked up on this story on Twitter, and he writes all this stuff on Twitter about it.
Shows the, shows the booking papers where he got arrested and all that stuff. And the next day, it's all erased.
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Oh, on Twitter? On x?
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On x. And the guy that oversees all of this is the guy that was arrested. He oversees the whole regiment that's, that's enforcing all this crap on social media. And it goes in when he gets arrested and wipes out everything that was posted on x.
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Oh, man.
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Yes. It's really and and and it's gonna get legs too because they're gonna try and hide it. They're already Netanyahu has already come out and said he didn't get arrested, and there's the damn arrest papers on the on the screen. So, it's, there's let me see if I can think of some of the other implications of this. There was a judge out there who said that the legally, the Israeli flag takes on a higher legal position than the American flag. I don't know all the result all all the background on that. It's just that that judge issued that. Well, that statement's been wiped out too.
So, anyway, more of our, shenanigans from these, these people that they oh, unbelievable. It's unbelievable. They're still people that support these people. They support these people over the globe, and and some of them aren't even Jews. And that's repulsive because they're repulsive. Yes, Larry.
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Yeah. I was wondering, do you think that the fact that the passport was not confiscated was done by design, and, I mean, how could a judge not,
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you know, recognize that? I don't think it matters, tinker's damn what I think. That's what happened. Those are the facts. I'm sure that if the guy committed something like that and he was in town and he had a passport that, they if it wasn't an Israeli bigwig that they might, confiscate his passport as flight risk, but, you know, he's not the only one. There's evidently 65 or more American, probably mostly Jews, who were, over there in Israel with, with safe haven because there's no extradition, treaty, and and they're not extraditing them.
K? Now this is interesting. One of them I was hearing somebody talk about this the other day. One of them got, went back to Israel, couldn't get extradited back to The US, And he got caught diddling with a child in Israel, and they arrested him over there. So it's like you get a safe haven back, but don't do it in our mess. You can do it over there. We'll protect you, but don't do it here. Just like everything else, you know, Israel won't allow pornography over there. Do you know that Larry? They have pornography blocked out of Israel, but they're going to use it all also all over the world, otherwise as a weapon. So it's the it's the, hey. We're the only ones that have got souls. You don't have them.
So, it's the racist nature of this clan of whatever they are, of all the different factions and everything else are just absolute. I I I almost run out of words, Larry, and audience, really. But they're the most heinous some bitches that have ever walked face the earth. And, and, of course, people don't wanna hear that. They've been steeped in dispensationalism programming. You know, these are the chosen people. Nobody ever oh, we're the chosen people. You know, I had a I've got told y'all about my, listener years ago who was married to one of the biggest guys in Hollywood. Nice guy. A really good guy. K?
I met him. He came down to Argentina. They spent a week down there with us. Nice guy. Fun to be around like Woody Allen and all that. He was, those stories probably for Todd and more of the newer folks, but I'm gonna make a point out of it, I think. Anyway, he, he was born and raised in Chicago. Father was a doctor, and they sent him to the Khalil School, the synagogue school. They call it Khalil, if I got my pronunciation right. And here he is, six years old, starting school. And up there, the rabbi is the teacher and up there in front of the class, and he sits there going, you're better than everybody else. You're better than everybody else. And it affected this guy so much even at that young age that he literally bolted out of there and was an atheist the rest of his life.
So there's your Jewish teachings in their own schools, and they'll tell you they're racist. The if the you might get an honest rabbi. I did see an honest rabbi, big one over there in Israel then admitted that. Yeah. We're racist. Yeah. We're racist. But that's the attitude you got. You're better than everybody else. You're better than everybody else, and they steeped that in a month probably even before they go to school, but certainly after anyway. His father was, in his old age, was living with them, and they hired a black gal to come kinda take care of him and help him out and, you know, all that stuff, caregiver. And, my my friend, the the wife said she was in the in the room one day, and the caregiver is talking to the old man, the father. He's going, oh, you're one of the chosen. You're so lucky. You're part of the chosen.
Puke. And, yeah, chosen by who and for what, you know, and here's their dialectic in this. They love to play this game because they go back to the synagogue and just laugh their asses off of you. Look at those dumb goyim. See, that's how stupid they are. We can tell them exactly what we're doing to them. They're so stupid that they don't even realize it. Therefore, this is their rationalization, path. So, therefore, they need us to look over them and guide them because they're so stupid. This particular rabbi that I was referring to that said they're racist, he was a little weaselly, little bastard, and he's one of the chief rabbis over there in Israel because he's the rabbi at the military school where all of the wealthy, wealthy Judaacts send their children.
And he's sitting there going, well, yeah. We we enslave the we enslave the Goyim. He said, what else would they be doing? They'd be walking down the street getting into fights and stuff. Of course, they need us to look after them. Who's getting into fights? You some bitches over there can't turn around without being, some kind of a damn detrimental force on your, neighbors. So it's all this, all this, mentality of theirs that, has has made me over the years. Now I'm sorry. I don't like these people. Okay? I mean, if god can hate them, I can hate them.
In Genesis and in Romans, he Jacob have I loved Esau as I hated. That's this is Esau, Edom we're dealing with here. So if God can hate him, I can hate him too, and I don't care who doesn't like it.
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Yeah. Roger.
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Yes, Joan. Yes, ma'am. You take me right off my cell phone. They are against pornography, but don't they allow homo sex tools over there? Of course. Did you hear No. Of course. Tel Aviv is tell Tel Aviv is the number one place for for fudge packers in the world.
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Yeah. So but they distinguish between homosexuals and pornography. That that doesn't make
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Well, they well, they well, they know that pornography is a weapon. It destroys families and all the other damage that it does. And so they release that around the world, but they won't let it be shown in Israel. My understanding, I've never been over there, but that's what I've heard people say. Yeah. Okay. Good. Thank you. Yeah. They're very slick. These these little bastards are they're coming, and they're having to fight back more and more and more every day and things like this that I'm talking about. This Alexandrovich, whatever the hell his name is, little child diddler, got caught, but red handed this weekend. Red handed by the law. They got everything, and here's Netanyahu denying it.
Well, if anybody ever had any doubts about Netanyahu being a liar, here here's your premier example right here. Yes, Larry.
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Yeah. I think it was done by design, as far as the the passport not being confiscated. Have you ever heard of, let me get his name here. Have you ever heard of Milken?
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Michael Milken? Of course. Have you not? Mikan, m I l's m I l c h a n is Well, I'm not well, I'm not sure if it's Michael Milchan. He's the guy that invented a thing called junk bonds back in the eighties. Do you not do you not know this background?
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No. This is, Israeli Hollywood mogul.
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Oh, Mel yeah. Mention. He's the guy that got the, trig nuclear triggers to Israel, I believe.
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Arnon, a a r n o n, Milken. Yeah. Have you heard the story?
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Well, I know he got the triggers to the to the Israelis for the nuclear bombs that John f Kennedy didn't want him to have. I know that much. No. No. This is a this is a a billy a Hollywood billionaire.
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I think that's what I'm talking about. That's who I'm talking about. Same one.
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Oh, okay. Okay. So this guy here, his name came up in the news. Netanyahu denies pushing laws to benefit expat Israeli Hollywood mogul. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his corruption trial trial on Wednesday, and I think this article was from was from, 2025 a few months back. And so Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his corruption trial on Wednesday marking his twenty fifth time giving testimony to the court. His testimony at the Tel Aviv district court ended around two hours early because Netanyahu complained of back pain. Throughout the hearing Netanyahu sought to demonstrate that he did not act to promote the interest of Arnon Milken, the wealthy businessman who according to the indictment provided Netanyahu and his wife with gifts valued at hundreds of thousands of shekels.
Netanyahu's lawyer, Amit Haddad, sought to ask questions about the so called Milken law. That's interesting, Milken law, which aimed to extend the income tax filing and payment exemption for returning residents from which Milken benefited. The indictment says that in 2013, Netanyahu contacted then finance minister Yair Lapid about the matter. Haddad asked Netanyahu, did Milken ever ask you to intervene in tax matters? Did you ever contact Lapid to fulfill a personal matter for Milken? Netanyahu replied, no, never. Hadegh argued that Netanyahu sought to advance the law for the good of the country.
He goes on to say, this law was intended to encourage returning residents to come and invest in Israel, he said. According to him, Netanyahu did not know that Milken was defined as a returning resident at that time and thought he was a US resident. Hadid asked Netanyahu to respond to these statements, Netanyahu Netanyahu said, Milken lives in America. He has businesses there. His family is there. He comes here twice a year for visits. Why would I think he has something else? He has a huge business there. I thought he had American residency, and then I'm accused of helping Milcom when I didn't even know he was a returning resident.
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So there you go. Well, more yeah. Yeah. And and anybody believes Netanyahu, of course. Oh, god. It it's just an incestuous bunch of liars, thieves, murderers, slavers. You hear you hear we're talking about you here this morning, slavers, don't you? Why don't you come out and, try and try and demonize me a little bit? Because I welcome it. Please come demonize me, and be sure and spell my last name correctly, by the way, because you ain't got a leg to stand on, do you, slavers? See what chicken shits these people are? They're slavers.
Yeah. Oh, I'm an antisemite? Oh, is that right, slaver? I'm an antisemite, Slaver? Wow. How about that? Okay. Well, anyway, that's the big story. You can go by. I think Harrison did at least half of the first hour on it this morning, I think, more. So, that's a big story breaking more egg on the face of these, heinous bastards, but they just take it in stride and just go right on. You know? So maybe one of these days, something's gonna confront them. Public opinion's definitely turning against them. That's good. That's the first time that's happened. A lot of people, even the dispensationalists.
Do you do, Tom, Todd, you and your your your gang, your your fellow relatively new. I don't know if you, understand, dispensationalism, but this is the, the original guy was Darvey around the early eighteen hundreds. Darvey, I think. And then he's the one that came up with this originally from what I understand. And then passed the yeah. Darby, I believe. Right? And they he passed the torch to a guy named CI Scofield. Now, who ended up writing this Scofield bible with all this dispensationalism stuff about rapture and the red heifer and rebuilding the temple and all that stuff, which has I I hate to admit it. It's really corrupted the Protestant part of, religion.
The Catholics never bought into it. That's the tip of the hat to them on that. And e Michael Jones is right about that, but boy did they infiltrate the Protestant side with all the different Protestant, religions and factions that we've got now, unfortunately. And the the backlash of that we still feel today by the people that are brainwashed by all that. Maybe that's starting to turn, because one of the things I heard lately was one of these dispensationalists who, finally, enough of this, Gaza stuff got through. He said, I'm not I'm not writing these people a check. So even the dispensationalists, some of them, some percentage are turning against them and and unraveling the lie on these are God's chosen people that kill children with snipers.
God's chosen people that have a t shirt with a pregnant female that says two shot one shot, two kills. These are heinous people, and the world's finding out. And they may try and sugarcoat it a little bit, but their their game is out, I believe. So this, big story out of Las Vegas, a child petty, who is a incredibly high ranking Israeli guy and, quite interesting. So good going, guys. Keep it up. You know? The world doesn't hate you enough just yet, so keep it up. So good morning, everybody. Wednesday here.
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Good morning, Roger.
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There's somebody right there. A female wants to talk to me right off the bat. Yes, ma'am.
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Hi. It's Mary. Good morning. Good morning, Mary. Hey. I read I wanna like, five years ago, didn't they infiltrate the Mormon church as well too? I don't know if they were to I
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you know? I, the Mormon church is quite interesting. The the guy that came on here and engaged me, on the air from our group here, Adrian, he's a Mormon. I've never gotten on him about his, his choice of faith because he went out there and found it and chose it himself. But and, of course, John and Glenn were both Mormons when, and John, a very devout Mormon. It's interesting. I've heard a lot of commentary on the Mormon church. Did you know that it was totally, founded on Freemasonry? Jacob Smith was a Freemason. He founded he founded the church on on Freemasonry. There's a lot of that kind of stuff. Evidently, he was, before they went to Utah, and they got kicked out of a couple of places. One of them was up there by you somewhere in Illinois.
Starts with an e. I can't remember what the town is. But then they went down to Missouri, and they got kicked out of there too because Joseph Smith was selectively, having relations with young teenage girls. And, so Missouri took great umbrage to that and kicked them out, I guess, is in their polygamy stuff. But they ended up in Utah. I know there can be very nice people. I was watching, I don't know, six, eight months ago, a interview with a guy that was a reformed Satanist, Mary. And he was saying that if if a Satanist wants to join some sort of denomination and hide, you know, that the Mormons was was the best place for them, and he had actually done that.
Some of them go to Catholicism and convert over there and hide, but he said the easiest one is the Mormons. I don't know why or wherever. It just I took note of his statement and his comment. I, you know, they, they're very big buddies with the federal government on the tax scheme. Do you know that, Mary?
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Yeah. I knew that. And the reason I asked about the Mormon church is remember that movie that came out, the sound of freedom? And then Tim Ballard story? I guess. I didn't see it. I'm not a movie guy, but go ahead. I didn't see the movie, but I did look into Tim Ballard with his CIA. But he also has got his he's a he he got his own in water troubles big time.
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Yeah. That whole thing was, like a psyop, so to speak. I just don't want anything to do with any I don't want anything to do with any organized religion, quite frankly, because they've all been infiltrated. Okay? And I understand you not being associated with the bible throughout your adult life, if that's the attitude that you've noticed, is that they're all corrupt, you know, to a large extent. And, so but I hope that as you find here's what I found, Mary, is that over all these years, everything I've ever researched very deeply always goes back to biblical roots every time, no exception.
And so finally, after you see that enough, you go, well, there gotta be something to this somewhere. And, that's when you get reinterested in it and starting to find out some things and realize that there's you know what Bible stands for, Mary? No. Basic instructions before leaving Earth.
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Interesting. K. Well, I mean, I know that most religions forget the words in red. They don't even go to those words or even read those words. No. And I don't understand why.
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Well, go to here's what though in red because those are Jesus's words. And, if you go So why don't they emphasize on them? Well, because they're they don't want it. They've been infiltrated and they don't want you to know about you. Find a preacher that preaches on Revelation two nine and three nine. I boy, I'll bet there hadn't been more than a few. Do you know about you don't know those two verses though, do you? Well, those are red letter verses. They're in Revelation right at the start, and they both say basically the same thing. One of them has an addendum, but they both say beware of the people who call themselves Jews and are not. They are of the synagogue of Satan.
And then three nine says they lie. Do they lie? Well, here, there's evidence of Netanyahu this morning. No. He he didn't get arrested. Even when the the articles are are are publicly posted and the actual arrest report with the judge and the court and all that stuff is is right there. No. You didn't get arrested. Do they lie? That's all they do. K? So you think a preacher's gonna get up today that's controlled through the World Council of Churches and start and five zero one c three on top of that and start talking about this to his, to his congregation?
No. So that's, you know, more of them try and they're trying to take over and get verses like that right there taken out. The Jews are trying to get desperately trying to get verses like that. They don't want the fact in there that they killed Jesus. They don't want any of that stuff out. And, they're actively trying to strip it out of the Bible. So I like Brent's, suggestion to you, the King James or the, the the New American Standard. But let me add one more for you, Mary, that you really might wanna look into. You can look at it online. You don't even have to purchase the Bible.
I've talked about it before, and I found out about this Bible through pastor Peters. If you really get into this on the spiritual side, by the way, you may wanna go back to pastor Peters, Pete Peters. Have you ever heard of him? Mary? No. I haven't. No. I haven't heard of him, and I just ordered the American Standard Bible. That's a good one. That's a good one. You can go and check cross check it if you're looking. I heard about this Bible through pastor Pete Peters. You do not know who Pete Peters was back when George w when Clinton and, Janet Reno was the attorney general in the nineties.
This little guy from a small church in La Porte, Colorado, child small church Christ, I believe, had turned into an identity preacher, and they named him the single most dangerous man in America. This pea preacher out of a small church in the small town, La Porte, Colorado. You can still go and his website is maintained with all of his speeches. He used to be on WWCR, a shortwave radio every night for an hour. And many of the big pieces of the puzzle here, I got from p Peters. Not that he understood it. He just give these pieces in a sermon, and they fit right into what I was at that point trying to put together.
In his, website, if you'd like to go listen to some of the those, which I highly encourage anybody in the audience today. The bad problem is they didn't do show descriptions. And so you've gotta go hunt and pack through all those and find which ones, suit you. But it's scripturesforamerica.org. Scripturesforamerica.org, pastor Pete Peters. And as I said, he was named the number one most dangerous man in America, the small little identity pastor. So, anyway, that that's a very good reference. I heard from Pete Peters because I used to listen to him every night. I heard about this Bible called the Ferrar Fenton Bible, f e r r a r, Farrar Fenton, f e n t o n.
Mister Fenton, and you can go look at it, and you can actually and I would encourage you to go read the introduction to that Bible, his story. He was, went to Oxford in the eighteen fifties. He was an atheist. And he as he got more in into life, he realized that he thought the English empire was going south because of the King James Bible. And the fact that that language is so antiquated, yeah, it may be beautiful, but it's antiquated and it's settled old English. And, so he decided to translate his own Bible like Brent is doing. And he literally spent the rest of his life translating it from the original Greek.
And to the point where he he would and this in the August, it wasn't published till at the end of his life. It was a lifetime study and a a project for him. He would write if he had a problem on a word, Mary, he would write every known Greek scholar in the world. This in the eighteen hundreds was letters. Okay? And, we didn't have WhatsApp and stuff. And so, he would wait until he got every one of those people answered back before he would translate that word and move forward. And, the thing that amazed me about it was I I bought my copy, which I still have here, from pastor Peters.
And we had a traveling pastor named James Bruggeman. I think James is still around. He's out of Asheville. Another one of these identity pastors, he'd be in Atlanta once a month. And he had studied Greek and Hebrew and all that too. And so when he was in the middle of a sermon and he'd get to a word, I I remember one particular was Gehenna. Okay? Now Gehenna is a trash dump outside of Jerusalem that the King James referred when it appears in the originals, Greek, they translated it as hell. So hell was to the King James people, a trash dump outside of Jerusalem.
K? So when he get to one of those spaces like that, he go, well, this word could mean this, and it could mean this, and it could mean this. And there was one other guy, a friend of mine in that, in our congregation there. His name was Adrian. He was a great guy. And, Adrian and I were the only people in the congregation that had Bibles. K? And so whenever James Brueggemann would get to one of those spaces and do this, it was either this or that or this on the definitions. The Bible was right every time. Every time. And Arden and I would when one of those instances would come up, we'd look across and find each other and, like, grin. You know?
Actually, you you go online. You can download it for free for our Fenton change the chapter order in some of the chapters, but it is a a spectacular Bible in total plain English. K? So you may wanna cross check with that or well, I'll tell you what, if you really wanna get a feel for that Bible, anybody, including Mary, of course, go read the introduction to it, his life story. I mean, it'll bring tears to your eyes. K? So that's an option. Do that, Roger? Hey. There's mister Paul. Hey, Paul. Anytime you want to, buddy. Are you familiar with Farfinton? I've got a copy in my hand as you're talking. I'm actually flicking through it right now. Yes. Yes. And so the answer is yes. I've only got it recently, though. I only got it about four weeks ago. Yeah. How about that? It's an excellent Bible. And for our Fenton, I guess you can correct me. Boy, what a pleasure to have Paul today. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but there's still a part of England that speaks that old King James English.
Isn't there? I've heard there is.
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There might be. I tried to do it sometimes on the morning in the kitchen, but my my two sons don't know what I'm saying when I do that. Oh, they throw away stop speaking so funny. Stop talking about away the confusing everybody.
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Yeah. You dog. You've thrown away the empire.
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Yeah. I meant real quick.
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Yeah. Hold on. Let's get Rick in here. I think that's Rick. What you got, Rick?
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Real quick. Just for Mary, Brent suggested the new American Standard and only the a 1985 version. Yeah.
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That's it. Yeah. The other one, the American Standard was back from the start of of the century. And I believe Rick's right. He did say the new American Standard. So hopefully, you haven't ordered it already. And if you did order the wrong one, you may be able to return it and switch it, Mary. But it's very important, and that really does me a lot of good to hear you talk about that you've never even looked into anything biblical your whole adult life. Because I I think I explained to you, we've had a number of folks or at least several that, have gone through this course attracts them. They get in. If they see an interest in a connection, they go back and start doing thinking and researching and realize the validity of it and go back and start really pouring themselves into spiritual and biblical things. And, that's why I say, I think the person that really our information resonates is those who are either patently or latently spiritual.
I had a latent spiritual gene. Hell, I'd been in the record business going out and buying hookers and cocaine and trying to get records on the radio and all that stuff. I was that's why I say I'm the most unlikely candidate here for this. But, but I've outgrown those childish things and found some real truth and some real purpose in life. And then to be able to honor the honor and the privilege to be able to get on this radio show, thanks to this guy we got here on with us, today at my side, Paul English, and to get out there and help, find the people that this message resonates with. Because it doesn't resonate with everybody. I would have thought it was.
I thought there'd be just a mad rush to get this done like crap through a goose, and boy was I wrong. I mean, I was wrong. K? It it it is the smallest of percentages, and that's why I tell each and every one of you on a regular basis how much I treasure you and how special you are to me. You're my family now. You're in in another sense, you're my children because just the way John Benson gave me a second life wasn't my biological father, but he gave me a very rich and prosperous and fruitful life here on the second half, and that's what I trust I'm doing with some of you. And, man, that's a great honor for me. But it all has to do, it seems, after all these years, with a spiritual connection, either Layton or Patton.
So I'll get on my soapbox, and I wanted to be able to have a conversation with our our buddy here. Did some female just say something right there?
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Yeah. I said I said, yeah. I feel like y'all are family too. And I've just noticed in my studies that there's such a correlation between how they write law, what is in there with the Bible.
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Oh, yeah. It's all based on correlations. It's all all biblically based. You know, should be even more so with our common law, but we even get into their laws and it's biblically based. Okay? And and didn't Jesus tell us we have the power? You have the power. Yes. Jesus walked out of the way he meant. That's what he meant. That's exactly what he meant. And here's the here's the example of that is I send them one sentence on one piece of paper to one guy and the absolute most powerful, influential, and wealthiest sumbitches that have ever walked the face of the earth stand mute.
Anything else, Paul? You've been studying this a long time. Have you ever found anybody that's beaten these bastards cold like we have here? I haven't.
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No. I guess not. I I I guess I guess to some degree, it's kind of the context that you might be setting yourself for what you think you're doing. So I guess what what do I mean by that? Is it is this an adversarial situation? I guess, in some in some way, it is.
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Well, not when the truth's involved. When the truth's involved, there's no adversarial situation at all because they know the power's in us. That's why they've structured this thing the way they have so they can get us to answer those two questions and give them plausible deniability. So, yeah, the truths come in there. And when the truth comes in, there is no adversaries. You remember, what Gandhi said. Right? You remember Gandhi's little deal? First, they ignore you, then they demonize you, then they fight you, and then you win. We see with our affidavit process, we enter that at first, They'll always ignore us because they'll never bring this out to even try and deny deny deny where it leads people over. What's that guy talking about? And they start looking at your information.
So even from the start, they ignore you, and they continue to ignore you because they can't demonize you without drawing people to your prod to your program. And they you've already won, so they can't fight you, and then you've beat them from the start. Crazy. That's what's happened. It's been happening for fifteen years.
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Mhmm.
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Yep. Yep. I had, I've I've been having a series of quite interesting follow-up conversations since we had, Hannah Bader on the show about a month ago. Yeah. Very interesting. We talked about flags a month ago, and England's gone flag bonkers over the weekend. Right? People are getting all it's really quite interesting. Right. But, lots of people in Birmingham. In fact, I just had a phone call from a a good friend of mine that's sort of, you know, part of the extended network of connections over here who was actually in Birmingham working today. And, as you may well know, Birmingham is I don't know what the percentage of white people are in Birmingham, but it's quite it's quite low. It's certainly not how it used to be.
And they're all flying Union Jacks and, English Saint George flags all over Birmingham, much to the irritation of the local council. The chagrin. It's it's fascinating. Someone actually then painted the, Saint George Cross on a roundabout, and they classed it as vandalism and got the cleaning crew out immediately to clean it up, saying that this was vandalism. And yet they've got a massive refuse collection problem or trash collection problem in that city. It's the it's England's second largest city. It's enormous. Where is it? And, there's Where is it? There's trash piling up everywhere. Where is Birmingham geographically in in comparison? Slap bang in the middle of England. It is. Slap bang right in the middle. Yes. Right in the very centre of England. It's it's what's known as the Midlands, literally, of course, it would do. And, it's a a traditionally massive manufacturing base, car factories and pottery and all sorts of things. It's a big sort of, a major center of the industrial revolution over here was Birmingham, along with Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and parts of London, of course. But Right. Yeah. It's an industrial workhouse, or traditionally was.
It's where Wedgwood Pottery comes from. Oh, that's kinda ask if Wedgwood, China, was from there. Boom. Yeah. All that kind of stuff. So, but, yeah, they're all get they're getting very upset. And what's happened is there's there are flags everywhere. And when I was talking to Gary, my mate this morning, he said, I'm driving around. He said, they're everywhere. I said, what? He said, Union Jacks and Saint George Crosses. I said, bingo. They don't like flags. It's really interesting that we talked about flags, and they, they people are really beginning to notice. They're going, hey. Why is everybody being so patriotic?
They're going, because it's got to come out, you see, because it's our home. That's all they don't want they don't want the English reclaiming their home. And the flags is part of it. It's definitely a key part of it. So You know, the one they
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demonized in our place. Right?
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Mhmm. Yeah. The Confederate battle flag. Same thing. Same thing. Yeah. Which I like quite a lot. I have to tell you. I always liked it as a kid. Couldn't tell you why. I got one in the window right here. I can see it. Yeah. I couldn't tell you why when I was eight, nine, or 10, but we always kinda liked all the southern stuff over the Yankee stuff at school. I have no idea why. We couldn't have told you. We're just kids running around, you know, kicking footballs. Go, oh, this is cool. Look at that. I like these gray uniforms and everything. We just thought they look better. We just thought they were better. See, our instincts were right.
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They were. They were absolutely. Just like Trivia Pursuit. Remember that? Trivia Pursuit, your your first answer is almost always the right one.
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I think so. Paul, what do you think? Too much time for that these days. No. No. No. We don't. No. What, what do we owe the honor of, your dropping by to say hello to us today? Is it Well, I was working I was just working on some stuff. You started talking about Farrah Fenton, and I just happened to have been going to I thought maybe I'm supposed to call in. You know, sometimes when things are like that, I've not even read it. I've got about eight or nine different Bibles in the house. Right. And someone asked me the other day, they said, have you ever read it? I said, no. I mean, I have, but I haven't sat down at page one and gone all the way through. I've never done that. Yeah. I believe you'll really appreciate the For Our Fenton Bible.
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Then let me know. Give us some feedback down the line after you've had a little time to compare or look at it and whatever. It's very Yeah. No. I will. Very straightforward English. This guy was amazing. Have you read about him? His his whole life? Well, no. I haven't. I I know a little bit about it. Yeah. He's one of those guys that just goes off into the potting shed and eight years later comes out with something that's really rather remarkable. He's one of those There are parts of that introduction that'll bring you to tears. K? Really. Yeah. It was a guy to he was a very successful businessman. He had five six five successful businesses, I believe. And yet all the time he was working on this his entire adult life. Pretty, pretty impressive.
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Yeah. There's quite a few there's another guy. I've got a two volume History of the World written by a a similar sort of guy whose name escapes me, an English guy. He set up a foundation which is still going to this day, and he just wanted to get to the bottom. Basically, he was saying that, you know, all the history that you've you've read is bunk, really, and it's an enormous thing. I read volume one about ten years ago. Never got round to volume two. It's still in the polythene wrapper that it came in from the bookseller that sent it to me.
But, yeah, there are quite a few. It must be quite a period, the eighteen hundreds. You know, the industrial revolution, we think it's always been like this, but most of those people were brought off the land and from a rural life, which is a natural life, and dragged into cities, which is an unnatural life. There's no the older I get, the more I see it. And, it creates strange behavior in people, the cities. It's not good. And, so I think they must have you know, they got roped in. They built up their businesses. They made plenty of money, and yet there was something seriously missing. And so you get them, many of them, trying to give back to the community. There's a guy that made chocolate over here called Round Trees Chocolate.
And although the these foundations now are really not the same intent as when they were set up, He had a big factory, so did a rival called Cadbury, which made chocolate as well. Oh, of course. Yeah. And, they built towns for all their workers. I mean, and they're good. I mean, like, good housing and all this kind of stuff. Was it company store type stuff? Mhmm. All that kind of stuff. And, of course, one argument, I think Marx and studied all this kind of stuff, and they said, well, it's just a way of them controlling the workers. And to some degree, that that is the case, but also their quality of life was that much higher. So there's all these sorts of you would call them social engineering experiments conducted by entrepreneurs who had deep pockets because they'd amassed it through their industrial sweat. Right.
And they, they put some of it back at the disposal of the people that worked for them because they they realized that these people needed to be looked after well if they were to work well. And there's nothing wrong with I mean, you go, oh, this is terrible, but it's it's not. It's just, Well You know, it's an improvement. They're looking to improve things. Henry Ford
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did the same thing. The people that build the cars ought to be able to buy them. Yep. Yeah. They should. Yeah. This company store concept is very, very interesting, and that is that or like an anthill. You know? Do you ever have an anthill when you're a kid?
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I have golf. You're in the garden right now. Yeah.
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But it's it's very similar as a company store concept to what they've got. You know, you live in the company house, especially since BlackRock wants to buy every single family home in America, and you'll rent them. So you you you rent them, you use their script. Unbeknownst to you, it's based on your labor, future to futurize. And and you go to their store, and you buy all your food and supplies at their store with their script, and it's just all that stuff. And there was, there was an old one. I've mentioned it on the store on the show before. Right? When I was living up in the mountains there in the foothills above Atlanta for a couple of years in a 31 foot trailer, and I'd have to go to Atlanta. When I go to, Roswell Alpharetta, I go past this town called Tate Tate, Georgia.
You ever seen pink marble? No. I don't think I have. It's the only place in the world it comes from is Tate, Georgia. K? And there's big, granite what do they call it? Quarry there. The in fact, the Georgia Guidestones that got blown up, that the part of the contract for the Georgia brag grindstone, so was that they use a specific high quality of marble that was only available there in North Georgia from the North Georgia Marble Company. K? Tate, Georgia. Same thing. So he had the land that had the granite and the quarries, and he had a whole company store.
I mean, a whole company town. The little railroad track went through theirs, only one traffic light, and they had the stores left, and they had old man Tate's house over there that they've turned into one of these wonderful southern buffets. Where you go in, they got these long tables, you know, with the revolving susan's, what they call those things. And you go in there to eat as much as you want of the southern cooking, and it is delicious. Okay? But, anyway, that whole thing was a company storm. Old man Tate owned the quarries, owned the houses, had the workers, paid them with script, all that stuff. Well, that's exactly what they're doing.
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I I find it quite attractive, actually. The idea of local script. Master. Well, it is if you've got a good master.
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If they're sitting over there getting all the vigorish off the top and keeping it to make themselves wealthy, you know, the Bible, Mary. The Bible says when the when there's a bad king in, the people moan. Okay? When there's a good king, the people rejoice. Well, our system today, were it not have these leeches on it at every key point with all their compounding interest, it would be a good system if they just turn that back in. Yeah. You give, you know, structure it to where it was a good king ruling for the people, and they got some advantages from their situation. They wouldn't piss, bitch, and moan. But we got bad kings, and they've made themselves incredibly wealthy and aggrandized to themselves off of all these different points of compound interest in the system.
There's there's at least two or three different points where they just reap huge amounts of compound interest. And they scrape it right off the top, buddy.
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I know. Well, I think I think that the culture that they have is so long standing now, for them as it were. And it's bred a certain type of individual that operates quite happily within it. And they're really parasites.
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Did you hear what we're talking yes. They are. Did you hear us talking about this guy, Alexander Berghof, whatever his name was in Vegas? You heard that this morning?
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I didn't catch that. No. I just came in at the Well, they're just broke in The States with the head guy
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in Israel on the cyber AI
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with their Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For kiddie fiddling. Yeah. And they just squirrel they've they've scribbled him back to Israel, and he can't be extradited. And and the CIA helps, didn't they, or something? Well, I the the the Trump administration did. Don't know how to what extent.
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But they had the papers on x, the arrest papers, and all the judge and everything. And Netanyahu's over there saying it didn't happen. And then the unit that he's in charge of is the one that goes back and scrubs all the information off x.
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That's just hopeless. It's a hopeless situation to even think that listening to them or asking things of them will result in anything positive at all. It just It's incredible. It can't. It cannot. They cannot. So the idea is to drop that thought out of your head. It's really, really self defeating to sort of it's a bit like continuing to plead with the jailer to let you out. He just laughs at you. It's just ridiculous. Yeah. So, you know, it's more fool us for even thinking that that that approach would produce anything. It's a bit like voting. It's exactly the same thing. If I just vote, if only we get the right people in it, it'll all change. Good grief. Come on. How many hon more hundred years do we need of looking at it to know that that's completely mad? I mean The beatings will continue until the morale improves.
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Larry asked something he wants to inject here. Larry?
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Yeah. I agree with you. There's nothing wrong with the system. I had a spirited discussion with another student over the weekend, and this student is totally against the federal system. And I'm not an anti federalist. I think the problem is not a system problem, it's a sin problem and we have to hold all of these state and federal officials accountable for their corruption. Proverbs twenty nine two says this, when the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice, but when the wicked
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beareth rule, the people mourn. There you go, Mary. Straight from the bible. That's very true. Well, you know, we are making incremental progress on one side, but the vacuum that has been created in DC by Biden being out and the Chinese being out of influence, they've still got some influence up there, obviously. But that vacuum has allowed the Israelis to sneak in. And, they've they've pretty well got Trump surrounded at this point. But yet you still hear glimmers. You know? So, all we can do is hope and pray and, pray that God touches this man and uses him in a positive, at least in our perspective, way.
So, Paul, what else is going on? Are you getting there? Oh, okay. There's a couple people, Paul, and I have to put you on the back burner. No. I'm cool. But you don't have to spend all your time with me, Roger. I don't know. I want you. Alright. Come on. We got Boris and a female, but Boris was clearly first. So I'm gonna have to defer to him this time. Okay, Boris. Alright. We'll get right to you. Boris.
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Hello, Ryan. Yes. Hello, everybody. I just have a comment right here. Do you see the thousands of people,
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marching in Israel against BB? Boy, I, you know, I did. I did see a picture of that. There are not very many of them floating around the Internet, but there was there's a whole bunch of people in Tel Aviv demonstrating against Netanyahu.
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Yep. Yeah. Even then, they are mad about, you know, the genocide. They are killing all those kids and women, you know. You know, I must be, like, out of this world, you don't feel nothing about,
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you know, seeing the suffering of those people over there, you know? Yep. They're total psychopaths. No question about it. Who was our our female there? You. Is that Mary? Thank you, Boris. Was that Mary?
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Yeah. Yeah. It was Mary. Have you ever heard of a doctor Jack Cruz?
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Jack? I have. Cruz. I have not.
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Yeah. I have.
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Doctor Jack Cruz, red light therapy and all that.
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You've Oh, okay. Well, yeah. But he's also yeah. He's also huge into digging into the politics of things. I mean, goes back into history from the seventeen hundreds and the eighteen hundreds of things in that I didn't even know were even in existence with as long as I've been studying these things. But his take is kinda interesting because his take basically is going decentralized medicine, which should be number one, two. Definitely. We gotta do that. We gotta get away from these big pharma people and decent decentralized monetary system.
Now what are your thoughts on that? Because he's big into Bitcoin. Well, decentralized anything. And then he's a loyal title.
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Right.
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I I I personally Yeah. I'm keeping the loyal title.
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Yes. I I can understand all those things. And, for me personally is I'm I'm getting old. You know? 77 this year. Oh, yeah. I've got a little stash of, of the of the noble medal. And in the years when I played with the cyber currency coins, I to this day, I've lost every cent I ever put in, I ever made, and I ever had stored anywhere. I've lost every every single penny, and I don't got it. At my age, I don't care about upside. I've got no errors except for you people. And, I just don't want anything to do with them. So but if that if you do and you're younger and you got a big upside ahead of you and all all that's pretty pretty good area to mess with.
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You're right. Well, no. I'm not That's the way. In them because what bothers me about it, if the power goes out, you have no money. Well And if the bond like, we're we're basing everything off of no money now anyway because technically it's
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bill of exchanges and then trading, you know, one piece of paper for another piece of paper. We don't need to say this all the bonds. This is what I tried to teach you guys when you first came in. I'm gonna issue a challenge right now, Paul. You too. Try going through a twenty four hour day. And every time you use the word money, correct yourself and then and substitute currency. You you just do that, and you're gonna see how deeply conditioned we are,
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and you'll experience it. Okay. I'm gonna do it. K?
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Every time you're gonna use the word money, now you may go ahead and use it, but you catch yourself afterwards. I meant to say currency. You'll see how deeply you're programmed, and it'll shock you.
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I, Roger, I've got I've got so little money that I never use the word. You know, I don't use the word. I never use it. I never even have to I never use just one of those resources that's not available. I just I so it never comes up much. I might say one time. All of your currency is going to pay your electric bill or water bill? What was it? $400
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a quarter?
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More than that. Yeah. My my last water bill was $450. Yeah. For water. That's just water. Yes. Right? I've got electricity and gas on top of that. Yeah. We can see those. I don't get wound up about it because, it just wears you out. You know, it really just wears you out. Who am I gonna rail against? I mean, I keep the whole thing about the current system is, I'm not really too bothered about it. I just want to get out of it. My sort of stance is I don't want them to talk to me. I don't want a relationship with them on any level at all. Nothing.
I want nothing to do with them. I don't want their brown envelopes coming through my door. I don't want them calling me up. I don't wanna talk to anybody that's involved in their club. And that's all of these services and everything. I wanna get out of the club. And, I I think I think we've got a way of doing it. I, I know you've got a way of doing it over there. What the one of the chats I had recently with with Hannah, who, as I said, was on about a month ago. And I've also another guy called me up called Stewart whose knowledge was absolutely encyclopedic.
I was exhausted. I had a two hour phone call with him about a week and a half ago, and I said, you've got to stop. He said, why? I said, because literally my brain hurts. I can't comprehend some of these words that you're using. And the interesting thing about the conversation was the last fifteen minutes were the best part really because we just got round to talking about, two two massive areas. You're covering them all the time. You've done it here several times. It's like the root of it, which is banking stroke money, stroke currency, and the law. And these two big things and I was talking to him. I said, look, you know, we all go to school, and they don't teach anybody anything about those areas at all.
Do they? Nothing. Not a thing. Where is that? These are the two biggest sort of institutional powers that come to drive you and control you the rest of your life. Most of us, when we're young, think, well, what I'll do is I'll make loads of money and then I won't have to be at the beck and call of all that. But then you find out that it's their money anyway that you're making and they're just allowing you and and all these other secondary and third level controls that come in and you're going, good grief. I'm just in their club. So And see, here we are using the word money and creating that reality when in actuality,
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it's debt being utilized as money. And if you see, here's the thing about these words. If you're not imputing the right definition, you're creating their reality when we use them.
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I know. Every single sort of thing that we use from them has got secondary and third level meanings. And they when they're talking about it, they mean something else. But when I was talking to him about this, he we were just talking about the communications challenge. And I said I've I say this to many people. I said, look. The problem you've got is that you can read. And he was sort of laughing. He said, what do you mean? I said, look. We're surrounded by a lot of people that are not going to spend three to four hundred hours at least studying to get to the level that you're at. It won't happen. It's not happening that. That's not happening.
So what's required that my current thinking, it changes all the time, you know, is I need I personally need I'm calling it the the little yellow law book because it's a bit of a tongue twister. So chairman Mao had his little red book, and I think Gaddafi had his little green book. And we need a little yellow law book written for 16 year olds. I'm quite serious. And I mentioned this term. And as soon as I said that, he said, if you gave me 16 year olds, he said, in two weeks, I'd have him he said, they'd be able to go into any court and deal with anything. I said, well, you've just given the copy brief then, haven't you? I said, things need to be written for 16 year olds. They do. Because if if you can get it transmitted to a 16 year old, and I'm just picking that number out of a hat because it symbolizes something, then we can get it across to anybody. And that's really what's needed. So I I personally need a book with babyish level language in it. Really simple that explains the definitions of these words. There's loads of them. I wrote about 50 down in the conversation that I had with him. Right. Like, living in the private, living in the public, jurisdiction, jurisprudence.
There's tons of them. Right? I went through a list with him. I said, we need a definition of all of these, and there's probably a couple of 100 more that you're gonna tell me. And we need to illustrate that. I mean, I'm this is what I'm working on in my head and making notes and thinking I've gotta do this because I need to know it. Okay. And then what's the story as well? I'm thinking
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sorry? Aisha?
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Why yellow? I'm just curious. You said a little because it's a tongue twister.
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It's a tongue if you've got a little yellow law book, it's tricky to say. It's there's a you know that look. Think of a better color if you like. I don't mind. It was just
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Allegiance for protection. And it's it's century, you know, got millennium or more old. And the fact is that the interesting part about it is when either one of those words is involved legally, it automatically invokes the other. Allegiance for protection, protection for allegiance. K? So in our situation, they've got us tricked into our protection is being given by the federal government, and we give them allegiance through the fourteenth amendment. But when we file one of our our affidavit papers that removes us from the federal government invokes the protection from the state to you, and it's not, a choice. It's a duty and an obligation from this ancient formula of jurisdiction.
So the state now has to give you protection. Well, from what? Like, if you're if you're getting invaded by the adjacent state, you're in the militia. If you're in that age, well, that that would be one way, and they're supposed to direct you in the militia to repel the invaders. But another way is when you're getting invaded politically, like driver's, license on state roads and interstate roads and all the state agencies that have grown up around this scam that wanna ding you. Well, now the state's supposed to protect you from themselves.
And this is our teeth. You see? This is something that we could, as grounds, take one of these attorney generals to task on in court because it's we found it in the supreme court cases. Mark did. So, anyway, that's very important, Paul, and I hope you grasp that. Allegiance for protection, protection for allegiance. When one of those is invoked, the other is automatically invoked, and the official has no choice. It's a duty and an obligation. Very important.
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Hey, Raj. Mhmm. Yep. I've got that. I've also got a very simple sort of way of viewing it as well, which may not be correct, which is this. If I'm in somebody else's jurisdiction, their boss, and they're gonna tell me what to do. That's right. So so in simple terms, the situation we have here, it will be dissimilar to yours is and I'm trying to find really simple language. So, you know, it it gets back to this point of when you're born, when you arrive, when you pop out. You are unbeknownst to yourself and your parents. I think parents comes from pair of renters, by the way.
Did you know that? I did not. They're immediately slaves. Yeah. Because they're renting their space that they live on. In other words, everybody's complete they're in this club. I'm call I'm using the word club because everybody knows what a club is. There's this club, and the government appear to be the head of it. Now you and I know that it's actually the the banking, the money power that's that's the head of it. But the government's the front actors, and they write all the rules of the club called acts and statutes. And you arrive and you don't know this, but all of these rules, because they say, oh, you're in this club, they all apply to you. And you find as you go through life that you're not too happy about that as if you're awake or if you're asking questions, which, of course, is is the bigger mission from most people's lives is that they don't. They've got completely out of the habit of asking questions of substance.
Very true. Ask questions about, you know, is my tea ready or, you know, this, that, and the other, or who won the football or whatever. Those are sort of basic things, low level stuff. But in terms of the actual real questions about, you know, the foundations of your life, we've been trained out of the habit of that. And that training takes place in education spaces called schools, so that by the time you come out, you're clueless. We just had a thing here last week where they were talking we they they have a result called a levels. There's an exam here, a levels. You take them when you're 17 and 18, generally for 18 year olds, when you leave high school here and then either gone to college and or university or whatever it may be. And there was a there was an article last week saying that the pass rate this year had been the highest ever. And I'm looking at this thinking, what is the point of this?
Why why are you thinking that this is a good thing? What is the point of having a levels, a qualification to go into a system that's falling apart? It's ridiculous. It, and, I also got a brilliant article written by a young guy over here, a young English guy, about why he's not going, to bother with university, or why he's not gonna bother at all with anything. A very bright article. Fantastic. He's gonna become an electrician. It was to be published in his Great. High school paper, and he got mocked by the editor for it. But, basically, everything he's saying is just spawn. I'm not he said, I'm not gonna go and sit in meetings with purple haired weirdos. No. We're gonna deny my history and everything. I'm he said and he was he's quoting Greek and stuff. He said, I intend to carry on with my intellectual life, but I'm also gonna become an electrician. He said, and then in ten years time, when you're all running around, you can't get a job because AI has put you all out of jobs and you think you're entitled to stuff. I'll be the guy that comes along and puts the power back on in your building. Right. And it's completely solid stuff. This is really solid stuff. Oh, so that's a
[01:09:56] Unknown:
are he questioning power to the rogue AI that's trying to take over the world?
[01:10:01] Unknown:
Whatever. The the AI could be the hero. The trade is a monstrous question. Hero, Paul. Yeah. It maybe will. I mean, the AI thing is huge. I don't think people have I include myself have fully thought it through. The knock on effects are gonna be weird. It's weird. It's one of the weirdest things when you look at it because It is. It's basically suggesting that, like, 70% of all the intermediary, middle management jobs that are currently done by human beings can be solved quite quickly. And they can by a communication system that can intelligently work out what's been asked of it and come back with the correct answers in a split second. So and and, of course, the other aspect of that is that because the control of the development of AI is in the hands of the wrong people.
Right? All they're thinking about using it for is to actually up their advantage even further. No one ever says, good grief. This means that all those silly jobs like running an insurance company I mean, insurance is just you only need one insurance company, surely. Do you know what I mean? It's just a it's a it's a proposition. So many houses get burned down. So many things happen. You could work it out. You go, well, we can work all this out. We just have a big fund to cover people. Has Lloyd got you on the payroll now? Is that what you're telling us? No. No. I won't be on anybody's payroll. But it's, you know, it's that thing. But, just going back to this, Bert. So you're born into this club. This is my take on it at the moment because I want to tell it as a as if I could tell it to eight year olds. Seriously. Like, okay. Sit down. Old uncle Paul wants to tell you a little story. Right? Or something like that. It's gotta be like that. You know? I think I'm so glad you're doing this. Thank you. Go ahead. Yeah. So you you say, well, you got born and there's some guys that run this club, and you're in it, really. Yeah. Yeah. I know you didn't know that until I was having this conversation, but we're all in it. And it's frankly, it's rubbish.
Okay? The longer you're in it, the more rubbish you see what it is. They keep telling you that they're doing this for your good, which is the great protection racket, racket, psychology scam. You know, you need us around to protect you. Yeah. But, you know, the question is, who's protecting us from you? Well, that has to be ourselves. So what we're seeking to do yeah. Absolutely. So Hey, guys. The it seems that the journey that we have to take or we have to reconveyance ourselves back to the correct jurisdiction. We're in we're in this club, which which pretends to be the correct one. But but when we examine it and see what it actually does and how it functions, we realize that it isn't. Yeah. Because we're not
[01:12:35] Unknown:
we're getting our protections on the wrong day. We want our protection from God and not from people under man made statutes and legislation.
[01:12:44] Unknown:
That's right. That's absolutely right. So it's telling it as a journey. And what what I'm waiting at the moment is there's a declaration document being prepared, which I can't wait to see, which is the beginning of this process of me not receiving any more letters from the club. That's the way I'm phrasing it. I don't want to be in their club. I don't wanna be in it. Thanks very much. It's your club. Well, it's your I understand you have a lot of fun lying to people. A lot of people believe it, but it's not for me. Right? Well, it's Neither is it for all these other people at the back of the hall that are smoking cigarettes. They've been shaking their heads all their lives. They don't want it. You've taken you've taken the first step to getting out because the first step is when you make up your mind you're not gonna be in there. The second step is where you start understanding and realizing that it is your power to determine what set of laws you live under. And the same's over there at your place.
[01:13:34] Unknown:
Everything's gotta be voluntary. Somehow, they have turned this into so I've been trying to tell you for a few years, look at some common denominator thing like our two questions. Are you this? Are you that? And you sign something. And what they're doing is they're getting your voluntary agreement, although it's based on fraud, that you're gonna adhere to these, systems of theirs. They don't have the power. If they Yep. If if they tell you what you are, it's tyranny. And it's always gotta be based on fraud because what you are is voluntary, always has been, and it's totally your choice. Now that comes from Vatel's law of nations.
Has Vatel's Law of Nations come up in your discussions with your folks over there?
[01:14:20] Unknown:
No. It hasn't. I'm gonna try and keep all that stuff well away. I'm talking to 16 year olds. Oh, well, no. I'm not aware of it, Roger. I'm not trying to be dismissive at all. Well, this is the 16.
[01:14:30] Unknown:
You're a okay. If you go to your 16 year old, say, when you go to school every day, you've got the choice of wearing what kind of clothes you wanna wear, don't you? I mean, without No. If it's a school uniform. Well Not if it's a school uniform. I'm just trying to use an example. Yeah. Everything's gotta be voluntary, and that's pretty simple. And I think anybody at at most normal any age as they've reached reaching adulthood understands that. But our people have been programmed out of it with SWAT teams, you know, raids, all that stuff because they can come snatch your stuff.
And like self help remedies, lien levy garnishment and seizure because they can come snatch your stuff and you don't understand the law behind it, you automatically impute power to them that they don't have. They only got it through a process. There has to be a process and just what you don't know about, so you don't understand and you attribute the power to them when in actuality, it's yours and you've given it to them somehow fraudulently.
[01:15:35] Unknown:
I agree. Absolutely. The in other words, I'm not in a fight with the government. No. It's the wrong language. The fight that I'm in is with myself and my own stupidity. I think, fight's still the wrong word, but that's really what it is. And, the reason we're getting our asses kicked is that we've grown used to it and allowed it. And this is a good point to start off with. It's you just go, right. I'm an idiot. This is fine. I'm okay with calling myself an idiot because I am. It's fine. Because once you've actually taken that step, now you can get it.
And whilst you're continually blaming them for all the troubles in your life, you're in victim mode and you'll never get out of it. It's like a it's a psychological they're doing this to me. No. You're allowing it to happen. And so we have to build up this culture of assisting people to recognize that they've allowed it. And this is fine. Even whether you agree with that or not, it's not because I don't you know, on in practical terms, I know what they've done. I'm fully aware of the hellish methods that they've applied to maintain this and keep people suppressed. But once you take that step, they're out of the room. I don't need to talk to you, do I? No. You guys We don't talk to you. That's what I don't wanna even talk to them. I don't want to learn about their systems. I simply want to be not in it. It's as simple as that. I want to go and live in a field and die alone, if that's the option. I'm quite serious. I don't want any help from them Uh-huh. At all. None. I totally understand.
[01:16:59] Unknown:
Okay? Hey, guys. Let me use another example. Hold a second, Paul. No. Unless it's really important.
[01:17:05] Unknown:
Okay. Alright. Hold on a second. Radio's we've got network failures. We dropped out of free conference call that's reconnected, but radio soapbox went silent, and it's still down. So, Paul, while while Roger is sharing his story, can you check on RSB and Eurofolk?
[01:17:25] Unknown:
It's back up. Yeah. RSB So box is back up. I've seen that, Paul. Okay. Thank you. Sorry for the interruption. Thank you. What I was gonna do is give you a thank you, Paul. Give us another example of how these words we speak not being specific create a reality, and you just said it. The government. Well, that's a big glob of who or who do you talk to? What when I need to get done, where do I go? All all that. Because it's like Steve McQueen's the blob, and you get sucked into it and you you're never seen again. You know? Well, how about that you elect MPs, they pass laws, the, the the the government hires people to enforce those laws. And so we're not really talking about the government.
We're talking about the agents of government who have absolutely static lines that they can operate within and establish duties. And if, at least this is our place, Paul, at least if they step outside of those delegated responsibilities, they lose their cloak of immunity and become personally liable. So here's that where is it the government, or is it the agents of government who have a have a set place that I can go after the one that's dinging me? So you see the difference in those two approaches?
[01:18:48] Unknown:
I do. I suppose what I'm thinking though is this. I just simply inform them that they don't talk to me anymore, and that's it. I don't care which side they're on or what they do. I it's gotta be that simple because I've got to talk to guys. Seriously, it just need I think it is that direct. Get it in. I think it has to be. I can't say how I can transmit it to enough people fast enough I agree. With any level of linguistic complexity. I want it all removed. I'm off. Basically, my thing, I'm off. That's it. But I'm off. No. That's what I'm not in. Bye. What we do what we do to transpose it to your place, and we go to whoever the shadow government official is or the government official is that deals with something. And then once you've got him notified and put in his place, then you go back to the county where you live in or the state you live in in our instance,
[01:19:39] Unknown:
and you put all them on notice that this has been done. Now what you we're doing when we do that is I term it weaponizing your position. What you're really doing is you're fulfilling the first step of a very, very important phrase in both of our, bodies of law, Paul, called due process. Due process is notice and the right to be heard. And when we when we file the thing with the feds and then we go back and tell the state that, hey. We've done this, and now, basically, you you owe us protection. And we're gonna have to educate them because, you see, they don't teach this stuff in law schools anymore. That's the problem. The advantage I've had is John Benson was my law teacher, and he went and studied the old law. So I know these things that have been exposed to them where some of these attorneys, you know, and I use this right here, on the show as a I have a litmus test for other researchers like Hannah, okay, for example.
And I would ask her, Hannah, can you give me the legal concept behind the meaning of the word person? That's pretty simple. Right? Persons used in all statues. The the the all statutes are written for persons, things, or actions, with the majority of them being written for persons. So and I've never had anybody in The United States answer that question correctly. K? Never. But guess who did answer it correctly immediately? It was my little attorney in Argentina from the accident. I his father's a judge, granted, very bright, but he got it. Bam. So what is the legal definition of the word person?
An entity to whom the law ascribes rights and duties. Because the law is rights, duties, and remedies. It's a formula. K? And so the person you are, like the fourteenth amendment says, all persons born. Well, it doesn't mean individuals. Those are human persons in law. It it means all persons that in this instance are getting their rights from the fourteenth amendment who owe correlative duties like obeying your administrative state, deep state regulations, and paying your taxes. Those are duties, performance. They come from that little simple, an entity to whom the law scribes rights and duties. And almost everyone has always said, when I ask them the question, they'd say it's a corporate fiction.
Well, now is that wrong? Well, yeah. Kinda. Is it right? Well, yeah. Kinda. A corporation is a person. It's an entity to whom the laws ascribe rights and duties, a corporate person. But, it can also be other things. It can be a partnership. It can be a trust. It can be a, an individual, the sole proprietorship. And this is also important to you in learning about this law stuff, Paul. The reason in law they will always use the word individual for a human person is because the rights and the duties are contained in the same entity. It's not like that in a corporation.
You can't put a corporation in jail. You can fine it. And if it's egregious enough, you can pierce the, corporate veil and go after the board of directors. But the rights and the duties are contained in different parts of the entity. Where with us, they're both in the same entity, and the word individual individual comes from the root word indivisible because the rights and the duties are in the same entity. So they're just a little short. Simple. We've probably never been exposed to it before, but that is a super important concept, and that word person is a really important word. So Mhmm. I'll get off my soapbox.
[01:23:48] Unknown:
Because you have to ask them what person do you wanna be.
[01:23:52] Unknown:
Yeah. See, it's not are you a person. The question is what person are you? Oh, I'm this person. I get my rights from God and owe my duties to God. Therefore, I'm a state citizen now labeled a national. And that's your choice. They don't have if they tell you otherwise, they're open tyrants now, aren't they? They are. Yes. And they know historically what what happens to open tyrants. That's why they'll never be one. Everything's gotta be voluntary. Larry, was that you trying to say something?
[01:24:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Do you believe that using the word natural person is synonymous with individual, or is there something tricky about that? I'd say that they're probably I love I love this pronunciation. They're probably synonyms.
[01:24:47] Unknown:
And you might wanna have to put some aluminum over there beside it. But, yeah, I think they're synonymous, Larry.
[01:24:56] Unknown:
That's what I figured. Thank you. Yep.
[01:24:59] Unknown:
Now, Larry, did you get Paul's read on how simple this needs to be? Does this kinda go back to the conversation you and I had the other day? My goal here is not to charge you a bunch of money and get rich or even somewhat the facsimile thereof. My goal is to affect change. I want these sorry bastards who've been plaguing society since before the birth of Christ. I want these some bitches exposed and given their comeuppance. I want change, and I want to affect it with this information because I've never seen anything else that has the effect that this has on them. And I don't think anybody else has in history that least that I can find. Okay. So I know if I'm going to achieve that goal, we've got to get numbers. And the only way we're going to get numbers is to keep it simple.
And we're having a hard time keeping it simple, getting numbers. So that's why I don't like that kind of complexity in here. And I like to train people on these simple basics. I you get a number of years in here and you wanna go do all the stuff you do with statutes and codes and whatnot. That's fine. I'm not objecting to it. But get the things down simple and firm first. That's really important. Roger. Yes.
[01:26:20] Unknown:
I agree with you. I just believe that when you're responding to the public officials,
[01:26:27] Unknown:
you should use their own statutes and codes against them. Well, okay. If that's and I understand that. And and and but, there's simpler ways and they respond the same way, and you don't have to put the burden on the student. That stuff has always been confusing. Okay? And that's why you hardly ever hear me refer to it or mention it here. K? Intentionally, I try and keep things as absolutely simple as I possibly can. And I strive constantly and have been for fifteen years on continuing to simplify them. Because they're really simple. What has happened here is we've been taking in an old bait and switch.
They formed a second status. They did this little little gimmick with the bankruptcy. They did a little fraud, and now they got everybody agreeing to it, which gives them the power to do it and the plausible deniability, at least to some extent, when they're caught. When they're caught by 20 or 30 plus million, I don't think they got much plausible deniability, Paul.
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No.
[01:27:32] Unknown:
No. I don't think they do. Now you were I think you the letter that was found in Woodrow Wilson's materials from Colonel House. Have you ever been exposed to that, Paul? No. Not familiar with that. It's on our way. Is is letter of regret, you mean? Well, no. He wrote he wrote Wilson this little note. It's not a letter. I guess it's a note. And I can't give you all of it, unfortunately. I'm looking for it. No. But I can give you a couple of pieces of it. And it starts out with Paul can grab it off the website and shoot it to you. It's very instructive. He starts out by saying we will secure them, we will make them sureties by in by invoking the ancient pledge.
That's first sentence. The what? The ancient pledge? What the hell is that? The oath of fealty in the feudal system where you volunteered into slavery. That's the ancient pledge. Well, it's not ancient enough, is it? Well because there's an ancient there's one more ancient than that. That's the true one, so it's relatively recent. But I know what you mean. Yeah. Okay. But that's what he's saying. That's what it means. Sure. And then he gives them the the body of the thing, and at the which he tells what they're gonna do. And then at the very last, he says, well, if one or two people ever figured out, we got plausible deniability. Well, no. You don't.
Because when 20 or 30 plus million after ninety three and a half years of Babylonian, slavery, which is what we've been in, you ain't got no plausible deniability. And, hopefully, people will realize it in enough numbers where we can hunt you with big dogs.
[01:29:22] Unknown:
Mean dogs. If you want to, I mean, it's definitely one approach, but I I my thinking's in a slightly different area. I'm simply thinking that the oxygen that they breathe is us, and I simply want to deny them that oxygen. I'm not interested in what happens to them. They, as individuals, can come to their own internal development to decide where their best interests or the best path lies. I simply don't want to be involved with them. I'm not bothered about figuring out every single machination. I've done enough of that. And I'm going, yeah. There's probably loads more, but I've got I got the gist of it. We got the gist of it.
I'm I'm just trying to, in my own mind, keep it so simple, but basically, there's a there's a set of rules that apply to you that you were never invited to participate in. Inform these people, you put a copy of the document in your muniments room or your muniments safe for safe keeping. It's a record. That's all it is. Not a certificate, not a registration document. It's a record, and it's witnessed by other people, who are all doing the same thing. And we're off. Bye. Well Literally, that's it. I for me, that's it. I don't want anything from you. I don't ask for anything from you. I don't want any of your service. I mean, GoogleNetBase is a service corporation.
[01:30:44] Unknown:
And its service is shit. Yep. And I don't want it anymore. That's a buy. Well, I you know, I wanna get these groups that say they're gonna go back on some trust or some other, and somehow the federal government's gonna pay their bills and all that. Listen. When I got rid of these some bitches thirty a lot of years ago, however many years ago it was. Okay? When I got rid of them finally, I'd say exactly what you just said. I don't want anything to do with you. K? In fact, here's what happened to me, Paul. They they took this hypothecated amount of $30,000.
Hell, I didn't make enough money to owe $30,000 in taxes. But, they had issued me a summons for books and records, and I decided I was gonna fight them. That was a federal hearing, which went and and happened. And I had this little little cute little black gal on the stand IRS agent for four and a half hours. K? And and she hated my guts. I promise you. And she went back to the office and compiled as big an amount as she could compile all penalties, interest, everything else. And then after they stole $35,000 at my hearing of closing of my house, I get a letter back from them, Paul, that says, oh, you only owed us 30,000, but we took an extra 5,000 for taxes we think you're gonna owe in the future.
They had the audacity to do that. Okay? And, so I said, well, you know what? I could have gone back to court and probably gotten that back because you can get you can sue the IRS once the tax has been paid, but not before. So I I mean, it it it so I could have probably done that, and that's okay. I just wanna wrap this up and say, I just had the same thing. I don't want anything to do with you. Keep your rotten $5,000. I'll get it back another way. And the way I get it back is I learn your system inside and out. I find out where the linchpin is, and I go out and teach just as many people as I can, possibly teach, and help them remove themselves from your stinking tax system.
And now maybe we're having some sort of an effect, and we get enough people and the whole damn thing will crash because of it. That's the Achilles' heel of the system is the taxation.
[01:33:02] Unknown:
Yes. It's definitely a key part of it. I mean, if we get into the more sort of arcane aspects of it as well, the money that's in the system is theirs anyway. Mhmm. You can have it. The currency. It's theirs. Yeah. So everybody goes, oh, at least I've got money, you know, I've got money in my bank account. It's not your bank account. It's just got your name on it. They just allow you to do it to keep the scam going because they don't want everybody revolting. But if when push comes to shove, we talked about it here. There's bailment laws that were passed in England, the eighteen hundreds. If If there's a run on the bank, the bank can take your money. It's basically that's it. So it's theirs. They do that now. So you can have it back. This is the in other words, instead of trying to beat the system, the idea is to give it everything it wants and leave it, make it choke on its own nothingness, Something like that. And grasping for sort of a very simple way that you just don't wanna be involved with these people. Their behavior's really bad. Okay. They're a service agency. They operate in commerce. It's a commercial shakedown.
Yeah. And what they're you're not getting value for your money. No. And not only that, they've even dominated how the money operates in your wallet. Of course, with the, with the central bank digital currencies, that's what it is. Bitcoin is slightly different. And, of course, they're reliant on keeping the electronic side going for all this stuff. But I'm into cash. I actually want local county money. Yes. Good idea. My instincts have always been to argue for the old stuff. Right. People go, well, this is so slow. I'm going good. I want it slow. I want everything slowing down. Why does it have to be quicker? Well, it's more efficient. I don't want efficiency. I want inefficiency. I want a happy life. I don't wanna be thinking about the economy all the time because every time I do, it don't make any difference to me anyway. The news just basically says, this is good for the economy. Everybody's looking at one another. Actually, they don't. They ought to be going. Oh, yeah. What good is this doing me then? Exactly nothing, mate.
[01:34:46] Unknown:
It's got nothing to do. When they're saying the economy is good, it's for them arising All the time. In in this example, the rising ship does not rise all other ships. So you're the only ship. It's their ship that rises. And the others go down to and the waters receded, and there's nothing but but mud there. Larry, you have something to add?
[01:35:09] Unknown:
Well, I was just gonna ask Paul, is there a similar feudal system set up in England, like, in The United States? And you could like, who's the equivalent to the secretary of state? And are you talking about writing some type of declaration to that figurehead and volunteering out of this feudal system?
[01:35:29] Unknown:
I don't know who we write it to. I know that there is a document being prepared, which sounds awfully grandiose, but there's a a procedure that has to be done for you to fill in a document Yeah. Which declares your status to witnesses in your house. You sign it by putting your thumbprint on it. The old Correct. It's gonna have all that kind of stuff. Yeah. You file it. You let people know. And if there's and when push comes to shove, there will be, like this guy I spoke to Stuart and several others, there are people who are absolutely immersed in the minutiae of the system. This stuff cannot, from a communications point of view, travel well at all. It will not.
But that they are there is tremendous. And so we just need a simple document at the front end for normal people, go, here's the journey you're about to take. This is what you do. Oh, and by the way, it doesn't mean that everything works out fantastic. But what it does mean is that you will be wealthy in the sense that they will not be able to cause you any more illness. That's what I'm I don't want them to make me ill anymore. And you could say, well, they're not making you they are. They they absorb your the time of your life reading their bloody documents. They've got laser printers now. They send through this stuff that's it takes you hours to read the document? I'm not no. Because I'm not in your club. You can write whatever you like to one another, but I don't play that. It's I don't wanna be in their game, and that's all it is. It's a game. They've set it up. And you can And you're you we are playing the role literally. I know it's the old analogy. We are the pawns, and we're sacrificed all the time. So get off the board. I'm not playing anymore. There's no way.
[01:37:04] Unknown:
I promise you, there's some way you can easily, nonconfrontationally remove yourself and change that. Larry? That's what this well, Roger, that's what this process is all about is gonna be all about. As as I understand it today, I might say something different when I pop in in a few weeks time. But as I understand it today, that's really what it's all about. Yeah. The, Larry, yes, it is the feudal system. This is the beast of revelation. It's everywhere. Why? Because they float the bonds that support the country and create that credit debt. Okay? And virtually all the countries in the world have bonds. And, the other reason that I know it's the feudal system is an article that we I had Paul send it to Paul, as he was getting started in this. And, it is from England back during COVID. You've heard me mention it. I'm sure the baby's just born.
The the nurse is given instructions. They gotta swab them with that long swab that hurts. The baby's squalling. Mother objects. And the nurse, not the administrator, not the doctor. The attending nurses, you can't, do anything about that. That baby's our property. Now you can't tell me that baby already had a birth certificate. So this birth certificate creating the condition is out the window. In that example, straight from England's National Health Service, and that's right out of the fetal system.
[01:38:31] Unknown:
Period. That's how I'm gonna Yeah. It's interesting. Yeah. It's interesting. Is very close to the word fetal.
[01:38:38] Unknown:
Yes. It is. It is. Do what, Larry? What were you gonna say? Yeah. I'm familiar with that video. I was wondering if Paul watched that video also. Oh, yeah. I sent him I had Paul send him the article specifically to make this point for him.
[01:38:52] Unknown:
Yeah. I think the nurse basically says whilst it's still inside you, it's yours. But as soon as it's out, it's ours. That's right.
[01:38:58] Unknown:
That's the gist of it. And there there, Paul, are all your abortion laws. Mhmm. All the abortion laws. Because when the baby's in mama's womb, it's not a person. It's not born yet. So it doesn't have any of these legal protections, rights, or duties. And as long as it's in mama's womb, it's fair game.
[01:39:18] Unknown:
Yep.
[01:39:19] Unknown:
Hey, Raj. Yep. I think when it's boiled down, it's it's it's a a very simple and direct
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step. It's just knowing very simple. It's very simple. That's my thirty years of playing with this stuff, and it always comes down to something you go, holy smokes. There's nothing to that. K? But they've conjured a question. With a hold on Merck, opposite definitions, different labels on different words because they got several tricks they use. Okay? And they've obfuscated it in that way. But once you can get through all of that defenses, the answer is always very simple. What do you got, Mirka?
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I'm gonna ask, Paul if he is creating an affidavit for these
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people that are gonna be removed. He just he just said the document's being drawn up. That's what he just said within the last couple of weeks right now. K? Yeah. So Yeah. I can talk to them a lot stronger
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than just a document for them. And if we if you keep it simple, I mean, it's kinda like saying I am not your federal citizen, and I am
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a national of, you know, wherever they are. Well well, no. One of the statuses in England is an English national. I've seen it on one of the Great. I saw that. Piece of paper.
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Okay? Yep. The thing is as well I I was just just as a contextual observation. I'm not here to ask them permission for anything. No. You're not. It's an it Right. Exactly. But it's it's developing this internal attitude. I'm in charge of my life and I hate being pestered. Right. And I've been pestered my entire life by people who assume they've got authority in my life. Well, that assumption, they've they've grounded it because of my birth certificate. Right. I can see what they've done now. Okay. Got it. So Right. It's not a docu there's a declaration of removal. I'm just calling it. I don't know what it's gonna be called. Right? And the the amount of complexity that they will want to throw, they will be almost infinite because they've got the resources to do it. But I'm not going in the room to listen to that. You can talk all you want. I've got to go down the pub and be with my mates. I'm living in I'm living on England. And this is it's got we have to simplify. So I mentioned the flags earlier on. They don't like the flags because it's an instantaneous ignition, in my view, of all the history of who we are when people see a flag. You go, it's bizarre.
People die for flags. No. They're not dying for bloody flags. You know, like, even when you think about it on a battlefield, which is where flags are of vital practical importance. Why? Because, you know, in the old battles before high powered rifles that could kill you from 18 miles or whatever the hell they can do these days, you're out on a battlefield with a sword and an axe. If you don't get to that flag, you're gonna get cut down. Look. Let's everybody stand around here because together we've got a much better chance of surviving this current surge in the battle that's going against us. So you get that's why there's a bloody trumpet. They don't have mobile phones or anything. So flags are synonymous with binding together
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and defending yourselves. All of these things are instant in someone's head when they see a flag. Right. Paul. And that's why we've got them. And And that that That's where the Confederate battle flag came from. It's the southern flag and the, federal flag were so close that the armies were going to the wrong standard. And they came came up with the Confederate battle flag to separate
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them from the feds on battles. So Makes sense. It's just completely practical, isn't it? It's practical. Yeah. That is great.
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I'm I'm wondering, did you find the department or the agency or or, superior that you're gonna be sending this document to?
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The main No. I don't know whether it's even going to a doc. I don't know whether it's even going to any departments in government. I don't know. I have no idea about what the full procedure is. I just know that there's a declaration that's made, and you can do it in your own house. You have to have witnesses. Yep. And you're gonna file it, and I'm gonna I'm gonna buy a muniments box. I was looking at them. It's a lovely word, isn't it? Muniments. And I've mentioned here before when when there was the peasant's revolt here in 1381, the first places that they went when they went to these castles and to the manners of the lords that had been running them into the ground, They went straight to the Muniments Room where all the records were kept, and they burnt them. No. They just destroyed all the contracts of their enslavement, basically. Mhmm. So it was a and that was those times. They walked across fields with pitchforks. This is what was going on. We can't do that now. So literally, you've got horses and men walking around. They go into a thing. They smash it to bits and they burn it up. Done.
We need something as simple and as direct as that. It's really, I mean, I know my thinking is simplistic, but it's it it's transmittable to other people. When I get a copy of it, I'll be very keen to come back here and go through it. Woah. Woah. Because I can't wait to sign it myself.
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I I can't wait to get on with it. You know? I just wanna get it done. Roger. Hold on, Larry. You know, those those contracts that they burned in the castles during the peasant revolt, I guarantee you they were statute staples. And I would ask, Hannah and your other folks, are are they familiar with statute staple bonds and statute staple contracts? Very important because those are jurats. Those are Jewish sheatars. And that's what they would use in the in the Tower Of London when they would bring somebody into the star chamber. If they had these things over in the chest in the corner, they'd open up the chest and bring out the shetar and start getting you on the rack, baby.
K? So ask them if they're familiar with that because that's probably what those documents were. And guess what we call it in The US, by the way? A ten forty a ten forty form.
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Thanks for it. Yeah.
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Hey, Roger? Yeah. Yes, Paul. Make sure you circle back to me after Larry. Okay. I'll let Larry go first. Larry?
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You got a comment here?
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Yeah. Yeah. I was just wondering, Paul, are you Paul from England, are you going to send this declaration to the HMPO?
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Maybe. We might just send it to a local cheese factory. I don't I don't know. No. No. It's very important that you
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there there's certain officials there's certain officials that you need to have to go through to make this a reality, and you really need to find out who is the corollary to the secretary of state. Mhmm. You Without it. Maybe. Maybe.
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You may well be right. I just can't answer any of these questions at the moment because it's being designed to be a simple thing that many people can do. It may well be, for example, that local areas just go, right, how many declarations you got right? File them all up. We'll send off 3,000 at a time or whatever. I don't know. I don't Well, send them all. Let me give you the example here. John and Glenn, my teachers,
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if they taught in 1992 for six months, and they instructed us because John should have known but didn't realize that the secretary of state is the lord of the manor in charge of all matters concerning citizenship. I was told that by the Florida secretary of state. Okay? And so he didn't know that. So what they had them had us do was to file them in the property records office of either where we lived or where we were born. And the fact that they did not know to send it to the correct person back then, the IRS just steamrolled over us. If they would have realized that thirty years ago, we very well may live in a different world.
That's how important that is.
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But then you wouldn't have your opportunity to do this radio show, Roger. Well, that's
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that I I guess all that, but I but I know that happened. And I I've thought about it many hours over the years. And if we would have known the secretary of state was the guy to send the notice to originally, we would probably live in a different country. I'll tell you why, Paul. At their trial in Salt Lake City, Glenn told me that the US attorney got up in open court and said the IRS had received over 100,000 of these pieces of paper we filed, these affidavits. Right. There was only 1,200 people that paid to go through the course. Right.
K? Get it? Yep. So if that would have been done correctly thirty years ago, we'd live in a different place. Mark, you have you met Paul officially yet? I don't think so. Well, you need to. Paul, this is our paralegal, Mark. He comes he's real busy these days taking care of his elderly people. I'm sure you can relate to, And I'm glad he's here today so you two can communicate and meet each other. Okay?
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Cool.
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Yes. Hello, sir Paul. It's a pleasure to talk with you.
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You too. I,
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I had I don't know if if you wanna let, our Paul Beener talk first. I know he's been holding the place. But Oh, yeah. Right. I got a short little comment about your, you know, your status in the in The UK. And, and I'll share that with you, since Paul Beaner
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gets his comment out. Thank you, Mark. If it's quick, go for it.
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If it's quick, go for it, Mark.
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It is. It is. It's super quick. So in The United States, we have a law against a constitution amendment, excuse me, constitutional amendment against involuntary servitude, thirteenth amendment. We also recognize Patel's law of nations that supports self determination. So what I was thinking, I know The UK must have laws against involuntary servitude and I also know that they do recognize Patel's Law of Nations. So if you decide, this is all voluntary, and if you decide to be something different whatever that might be in The UK, then a UK citizen, and they try to say, no. You can't, they would appear to be violating the laws on involuntary servitude.
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The free soil doctrine. Right. Right.
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I mean, it's interesting that the terminology UK. I don't live in The UK. Nobody does. It doesn't exist. There's no such thing. It's a political relationship. I live on England. Not in it. On it. And this is part of the terminology in the language that we're slowly building up. Very simple stuff. I live on England. I live on the law of the land. Like, one of the thing there's two things that Hannah's doing. One is, she has a law practice called London law. Where does it operate? It operates only on one court, which is the Land Court of England, which operates on England.
This is the court that we will be bound by and we're gonna run our own courts. So I it's not really answering what you were saying. In other words, The United Kingdom, no one lives in it. It doesn't exist as a place. It's not a geographical bit of land. There's no such thing. What's that? I suspect The United States is the same. There's no it's just a political construct. And so, but getting this language, right, of course, is important because they use it to trip oh, you just admitted. So I view The UK as their club, which I've been roped into unbeknownst to myself when I arrived, you know, sixty odd years ago, as were my parents and everybody else, blah blah blah blah. But what we're saying is no. I'm I'm saying, I'm a peasant. I'm a pleasant peasant, and I live on England under the laws of God. And I'm a sovereign. Yep. And you might disagree with that, and that's fine. But you can go along and ask about in your club.
I just that's, you know, it's very simple what I'm saying. Very same thing as us. Different terminology you're using.
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Let me share this. We've had pushback from people in the passport agency saying you cannot, be anything other than a US citizen. If you were born in one of the 50 United States, then you are a US citizen. So when we responded, we put in there, if you're telling me that I cannot be anything other than a US citizen, it would appear that you're in violation of the thirteenth amendment against involuntary servitude.
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And wham, they did a one eighty Yeah. And gave us what we wanted. You'll break that break that passport loose like a like a a a icebreaker above Russia. K?
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So, you know, the we feel or I think The United States corporation is similar to The United Kingdom corporation. And so if if you're British or whatever your other citizenship status is that you can voluntarily say, I am this, like we were able to say, we are nationals, whatever that might be in your country. Now if anybody argues against it, just say, well, here's the law against involuntary servitude and that maybe I'm sure it's different in your country than, you know, our thirteenth amendment and say if you're telling me I can't be anything but a UK citizen, then it's involuntary servitude. You you put me into slavery, and that should put them on their heels.
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Yep. Well, of course, they have they have put us into slavery, of course. And they absolutely have done that. And you're right. I think it's a matter of finding these sentences. I'm not the best person at this moment in time to tell you what those sentences are gonna be. But I'm looking forward to finding out what they are. Here's the I think we're gonna be classed as English nationals. That's what I think we will describe ourselves as. No. But here's your
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little little legal phrase you need to put on your list. It's called presumption of law. Do you know what this is? Because that's what there's going on here. A presumption of law is a presumption. You can go look it up in the law dictionary. A presumption based upon another fact. Now let me illustrate that to you. We go in and we bankrupt The US in '33 in the bond market. So now there's a presumption that the country's in bankruptcy. Now they take these people in this status that have been sitting there since the civil war, and they move everybody in as voluntary servitude just like Hal said in that sentence as a surety for the debt. Now it's a presumption that you're in that capacity.
It's a presumption based upon another fact. And so everything goes forward under the presumption until you deny it and confront it. But the only way to really effectively beat it is to go back and preempt it from the beginning. That's what the affidavit does. It does an end run around this scam they pulled and puts us back under the constitution, and we rebut the presumption. Very important to understand. Ask Hannah and your folks about it. Very important. Their whole scheme is based on presumption. That's why they move forward incessantly the way they do because they got the presumption behind them, and nobody stopped them. Until you stop them, they'll continue to move forward. Now, Larry, you were trying to say something?
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Paul. Paul. Read the quote. Paul. Paul.
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Yeah. Yeah. I I don't know if I'm gonna have time to do this, but I'm gonna read it as quickly as I can. The Edward Mandel House letter to Woodrow Wilson, when I try and get in as much of it as I can. Okay. Very soon, every American will be required to register their biological property. That's you and your children. In a national system designed to keep track of the people that will operate under the ancient system of pledging. By such methodology, we can compel people to submit to our agenda, which will affect our security as a chargeback for our fiat paper currency.
Every American will be forced to register or suffer being able to work and earn a living. They will be our chattel or property, and we will hold the security interest over them forever by operation of the law merchant under the scheme of secured transactions. Americans, by unknowingly or unwittingly delivering the bills of lading or birth certificates to us, will be rendered bankrupt and insolvent secured by their pledges. They will be stripped of their rights and given a commercial value designed to make us profit, and they will be none the wiser. For not one man in a million could ever figure our plans. And if by accident, one or two should figure it out, we have in our arsenal plausible deniability. After all, this is the only logical way to fund a government by floating liens and debts to the registrants in the form of benefits and privileges.
This will inevitably reap us huge profits beyond our wildest expect expectations and leave every American a contributor to this fraud, which we will call social insurance. Without realizing it, every American will unknowingly be our servant, however begrudgingly. The people will become helpless and without any hope for their redemption, and we will employ the high office of the presidency of our dummy corporation, The USA, to foment this plot against America.
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Yeah. There you go. Send that to Paul, if you would, Paul, please. Yeah. I like that. That's that's Mendel House, is it? Yes. Mendel House, who was who was Wilson's handler.
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And was one of the tribe, wasn't he? Colonel.
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I believe he was. His father was a merchant in Texas. I know that much about his background. I'm not sure if they were tribalized, actually or not, but they sure had the same mental capacity and things. It's
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it's difficult to imagine the sort of diseased soul that could put sentences like that down on a piece of paper. Isn't it? Yep. It is in both chats, Zoom and free conference call.
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There you go. Cool. So, now Thank you, Paul. I was trying to get to you, Larry. Quick.
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Yeah. So HMPO stands for His Majesty's Passport Office. In England, British passports are issued by His Majesty's Passport Office, which is the government agency responsible for processing passport applications and issuing passports to British citizens both within The UK and from overseas. They handle all types of British passports, including standard, frequent traveler, diplomatic, and official passports.
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I'll bet that's your office right there, Paul. Yeah. And May well be. Because and this is why. This is why it is in our country. Because under that Vatel's law of nations, a passport is in a piece of paper or document issued by your country to present you to foreign countries. If they're gonna present you correctly, they've got to have your correct political status, don't they? So what they do is they've got your system. I guarantee you it's set up where this thing runs underneath on a presumption of law. And the what you wanna be, I believe you're correct, is a national. But I'll bet you this passport office is where you would initially at least submit the paperwork, and it would work because it did in our place.
I didn't know to send stuff to the secretary of state, just a passport. Yes, Paul. Quick.
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It is important to note that you are not asking anyone's permission.
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Correct.
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You are informing them that your declaration to be referred to and, handled as an English national is your choice, and you're simply putting them on notice.
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That's right. And they've got because here, Paul, is the beauty. They've got to recognize it. They can't say no. They can't rebut it when you find out where the fraud is. They can't say no. And the only thing they can do is stand mute, which thanks to good Henry Henry the eighth means that they agree. Silent deep. So we've backed them into a corner, and they're flat ass in checkmate. And there's not one thing they can do about it except take the mask off and be open tyrants.
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One more thing, Paul.
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Yeah. Well, we're past the show now. So, you know, go yes. Go ahead.
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But, I just wanted to tell him, you know, like you said, the presumption of law, you you are making that correction of their presumption. Yep. And Yep. An affidavit, if you used an affidavit and kept it simple, they would have to rebut your your affidavit, and they can't.
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Nope. They can't nor will they. So it is that's why I say look back in history. Has anyone ever had these bastards in this position? If they have, I haven't been able to find them. The most powerful savages that have ever walked the face of the earth, wealth, influence, just like this child predator thing. Influence and everything else, and one sentence on one piece of paper to one guy makes them stand mute. You telling me that's not power?
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Setting the record straight.
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On such small little details, can the whole of civilization
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pivot? If if I may One of the things that Hold on, several people. We're gonna open up a second. Let Paul say what he's wanna say. But I I just I'm tickled to death to see you going down this path. And we, us, me, and this whole group are here to help you at any place you request our assistance.
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That's cool. That's fantastic. I was just gonna make a very brief comment, which is which you you'll probably all quite like, I think. One of the things that Hannah mentioned to me is that it's much easier to find out about this problem by looking at America than it is by looking at England. What should Because the the situation here is far more mature, and they've covered things up much more thoroughly Mhmm. Than than you have had to deal with, even though I know it's an exhausting process. So much of the because of the transference of common law and much of the structure x hundred years ago, many of the things have got a parallel, but they've managed to disguise things over here exhaustively.
Yeah. And it's, it's a it is a fascinating journey. It really is. So, it's definitely helping us, I would say, indirectly,
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knowing what what has taken place over there in The States. Well, I'll tell you why that is even more important than you know. Because what I've discovered about these guys is once they do something successfully, they repeat it over and over and over and over again. And that is one of their main Achilles heels. There's some predictability involved. They've got to do it the same way they've always done it because it's always worked. And the deviation and any repercussions that may go result are too big a risk for them not to deviate. So, really, it's an Achilles heel for them. Now several people wanted to chime in there. I don't remember first. Okay, Dave. You were. I give it go ahead.
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Okay. That that Mandel House letter, I think, needs to be included it with our affidavits, and it should say on there somewhere that I am one of those, one or two in a million that figured it out, and I do not consent three times, and we need to pass that to every agency. We know just like we send notices to everybody. We need to have that in our cars and hand it to the cops, hand it to our our secretaries of states or our, DMVs.
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Everywhere we go. Everybody needs that. That is It's very powerful. The more I hear it, the more powerful it gets. Right. And we don't we don't recite it and read it to you very much. We refer to it occasionally, but that's a very important document that Larry Beecraft told me was Patriot Mythology, by the way. Who else is trying to say something? Larry be of the fleet. Thanks, Rog.
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Early in the group, Roger, Gary was unmuted. And Gary what? He he was, making an echo back and and well, Paul was talking, so I muted him. And I don't know if he's still here. But, Gary, are you here? Did you have a comment you wanted to jump in with?
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No. You might have hung up. Okay. Well, if we did that to you, Gary We're sorry. Sorry, buddy.
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Joe Joe in Oklahoma also was unmuted at this point, and I just muted him. So
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Alright. Not sure if it was accidental or not. Okay. Joe, you have something to add, buddy, or ask?
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My apologies for that. I had a phone call, and when hung up, it went to it unmuted me, and I apologize for that. I would I see. My the chat screen on, and I can't find the quote that, Colonel House sent.
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Or It's
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it's I'll grab it and send you the account.
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Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon. I've just found a copy of it on Scribd,
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by the way, which is easy to it's only four paragraphs. Is that right, Paul? Looks as though it's four paragraphs here. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. I've got it. Thank you. Well, I actually have the document up on docs. Expose the matrix and the link to it. Right. Oh, crap.
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Alright. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Yeah. It's your local link that you put to your c drive.
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Don't worry. Click on it.
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Okay. That'll work.
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Alright. Hold on. I'll fix it over here. Sure.
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Alright. Hey, Raj. Larry's there. Elise is there. Larry, what you got?
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Okay. What I got from Paul from England is the England's equivalent to The US thirteenth amendment is called the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, and here's what this is about. It forbids involuntary slavery in most of the British empire. This act passed by the British parliament officially abolished slavery in most British colonies. While it did not immediately free all enslaved people, it stipulated a system of apprenticeship and eventually led to full emancipation. The act also included compensation for slave owners for the loss of their property.
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Paul, you understand that when William the Conqueror came over, he could only bring one of this of the statuses over because England had a free soil doctrine. He couldn't bring involuntary servitude over. So that everything is in fact, it's referred to in your old books as the English variety of slavery. It's all it's gotta be voluntary, which means you gotta be able to volunteer out.
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Mhmm. K? Yep. Roger?
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Yes. Now they're you're sketch, I think. Isn't it sketch?
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Yeah. This is sketch. Now I looked on Wikipedia and the, passport office is a division of the home office. There you go. I'm pretty sure. Okay. And also also, Roger, you're one in a million. Yeah. But I've heard you say that, of course, guess. So what we're really talking about is are you free or are you a slave? Freedom of choice and Patel's law of nation. Now I've I'm on this kick right now, and I have the term cognitive sovereignty, and I need to read what it says. Cognitive sovereignty is the foundation
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on that all other freedoms rest. I think you would agree with that. Yeah. Because once you make up your mind, then this the this happens because it's your choice. The only other thing now in this system where it's like you said, it's not a body of land. It's a political system, and you've got to go back and inform whoever this key guy is what makes you whatever and I'm pretty sure you're gonna find it's an English national. Okay? But whatever makes you the status that you find you wanna be, because you could do for any of them. And, see, here's the other thing, Paul, here. With us, the way I understand it, if I get tired of being free and not paying taxes, I can volunteer back in the same way.
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Yeah. Yep. The the passport office needs to be reminded that all persons born or naturalized and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of The United States. There's a two part legal test there. Yes. It is what it is. Exactly.
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And if you meet both parts, you're a citizen of The United States and a resident or state within you reside. So that's what our whole deal hinges on. One word, Paul, and, a conjunctive. Because if there's some that are and subject, there's gotta be some that are and not subject, don't there? That's right. K. The whole thing hinges on one word, and. Their whole scheme. And they knew in the eighteen sixties when they wrote this, that a hundred or so years down the line, they were gonna finagle everything to where they could ask you those two questions at the end of that first sentence. Are you a citizen of The United States? Are you a resident? Bam. I guess that means you're subject to the jurisdiction thereof then, doesn't it? Bam. You're in servitude, and you did it yourself.
These people are slick, buddy. They're slick.
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Well, they've had a long time to study us, haven't they? Yes. They've had a long time to study us and to figure out where our weaknesses are. It's millennia old, this Yep. Sort of control of populations thing. It is. And, you know, this is a process of the sheep discovering that they might be able to actually employ their brains and get back to Well get back to basics. So it's Goddamn. Stimulating.
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You get rid of the shepherd and put the right shepherd in place and move forward. Somebody was saying, if I may, a minute ago, who was that?
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Yeah. This is Samuel. Samuel. I just wanted to add Paul.
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Yeah.
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Go ahead, Samuel. Finish up. We'll get the other guy next. I
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I just wanted to add, Paul, that in all my legal paperwork, because I don't trust men. I don't trust his laws. I always go to the ultimate owner of it all, which is my creator, and put some, bible quotes and things like that in all my, paperwork to show who the real authority is to me, not some man making crazy laws up that, go against God's laws, which Blackstone was dead set against. He said anytime man makes a law that's contrary to God's law, it's bad law. I yield.
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Yep. Okay. Who's the other fellow trying to say something? Yeah. This is, Ezana from Austin at a Raj Hey, Ezana. How are you doing, man? Ezana is Hey, Roy. Ethiopian. Thank you. One of our, really good listeners. He just got back from Japan and was extolling on us how the unbelievable difference between the two countries. Hey, Asana. Meet Paul here.
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Yes. Yes, Paul. I wanted to, I just wanted, you to know that I'm in honor of, there to be in your presence. I'm just delighted to catch you in real time. And, I, you know, I've listened to you a lot. And, with me, I just never had a chance to catch it live, and I'm very thrilled that I was able to do that. You know? And I was I was just wanted to let you know, I was when I was in Japan, I wasn't thinking about what was going on. I was in Japan, and I was wondering, hold on. What's up? Talk my Asana, talk right in the mic. You're a little Asana, you're a little distant.
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I wanna know what you're saying. Yep. Yep. Just talk a little more direct. I think we can all hear you better. If you'd start with that little I was recently in
[02:12:19] Unknown:
Japan. Alright. Can you hear me now? Better? Yes. Better. Is it okay. Alright. So I was, I was my wife and I were in this farmhouse in the middle of nowhere in Japan, And, here comes a British young man, 24 year old British man. And he sat next to us, and we're having conversation. He was just a wonderful, wonderful guy. And, me, I you know, so we were we were asking you, so what are you doing here? And he basically went to school, worked for about four years in the hospitality industry, sold everything he had, quit his job, and packed up and moved to Japan for six weeks.
That's all. That's basically until his money runs out. And, and he's he he just told us he just came to clear his mind. And, I can see he was, you know, disturbed, to say the least. And and I I I felt it. I felt it for him. And, you know, your politicians have betrayed you, and nothing less than a guillotine, okay, is is appropriate for these guys. And, you know, that's that's people's justice. No more law. No more this. No more that. Just butcher some, roll some heads. Okay. They've destroyed their country. Okay. And then you're hearing that from an immigrant. I want you to know that about a month ago, you were on Roger's show.
Just let's heard it, like, a couple of days ago. I think it was yesterday. And when you actually reclaimed a word, and loved it. I want you to know that. And the word was he said, I am a racist. And it was wonderful to hear that. Okay. And,
[02:14:13] Unknown:
it's a big it's a big touchy subject. Encouragement.
[02:14:18] Unknown:
Thank you. Yeah. It's it's you know, own it. Own it. What? Okay. Own it. Yep. And so they have taken that away from you. It's a beautiful language, beautiful culture. The British people are some of the most wonderful people I've ever met. And, you know, there are some imposters in there, and they took you to the clears. Okay. And I think you're doing that for immigrant. And I want you to know something. And there was earlier conversation, there was a topic about, spirituality. And there's something to that. Okay. I bought, in February '24 is when I first came across a Rogers show, a Rogers video.
And I knew nothing about nationality or any of the stuff. And I kinda thought that what he was saying was weird. And, but I listened to him, and I only had to listen to him for about two months. And I sent my affidavit, okay, just after two months of, you know, just grinding through it. And, you know, it's very empowering. And I wanna see, I wanna see you, you know, having the courage to overcome. It's The joy is a journey, not a destination Yeah. Like Roger does. And, I'm thrilled to hear you on that word. I am a racist. Thank you, Asana. We all are racist.
[02:15:53] Unknown:
Yep. And, Asana, you are naturalized, weren't you? That's Asana, you are naturalized, weren't you? I was naturalized in 2016.
[02:16:01] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. I was freaking afraid of Trump. And I was eligible to be naturalized for about ten years almost. Yeah. And we just never did it because I liked being Ethiopian. My wife is Mexican. She liked being Mexican. So we kinda took it to heart. And we were just afraid of Trump in 2016, that, you know, end of 2016. That's when we started the process. Now we get the joke.
[02:16:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's really interesting. And say, here, Paul, the all purse the fourteenth amendment, all persons born or naturalized. So what they did back then, previous to that, when you naturalize people we had an example of a black former slave in Massachusetts, and he was naturalized through the state as a citizen of The United States Of America. It's right there in the paperwork. Founded on Antiques Roadshow one night. Okay? But then after the civil war, they started doing everything federally. So here, we got a case, our our what was versus, secretary of state from Georgia.
Oh, man. Come on, memory. Arctic v d, secretary of anyway, he was a Hungarian William v Rusk. No. The it's oh, Afraim
[02:17:35] Unknown:
v Rusk.
[02:17:36] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Afraim v Rusk. It's getting old shit. And this was in the sixties. And he was a Hungarian Jew who immigrated to The US, and then they caught him voting in an Israeli election, which at that point was against the rules. And so even though there was a previous Supreme Court case agreeing with that they could take him, They reheard this case, and Dean Rusk was secretary of state. He was from Georgia. K? And, so it went into the Supreme Court, and they said no. Even though you violated this rule, they can't take Afraheem's rights that he agreed to when he naturalized away. Why not, Paul?
Can you think of why not? It's right there in front of you. No. I can't. Everything has to be voluntary. He can get rid of them. He could have expatriated as a state citizen even though he was from Hungary, but they didn't tell him that. They just said, no. We can't take those rights away because they're voluntary underlying this, and you've gotta give them away. Right. Voluntary is everything. It's at the base of everything here because everything's gotta be voluntary or it's tyranny.
[02:19:08] Unknown:
I have a question.
[02:19:10] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am.
[02:19:12] Unknown:
And not based on that. We're going back to when Paul English first joined us, and we were talking about the Fenton Bible. And I was wondering if either of you two are familiar with the e Ethiopian Bible, which supposedly is the oldest Bible. I'm not the books in it?
[02:19:32] Unknown:
I think I've heard it referred to maybe once or twice, but I'm not familiar with it at all, Lisa. Are you Paul?
[02:19:39] Unknown:
No. I'm not.
[02:19:41] Unknown:
Is this where the Ethiopian Jews come from? I grew up
[02:19:45] Unknown:
I grew up with that.
[02:19:46] Unknown:
We can ask you. So is that is this where the Ethiopian Jews come from? Is this old manuscripts and papers supposedly that they've got Well qualify them as being Jewish?
[02:20:01] Unknown:
A sect of them. A small sect of them. Okay. And, it's the it's called the Palakkad, the Palakkad group. So Ethiopia is, it's got it's got Judeo Christian to end to the nth degree. Okay? Going back probably two thousand years. It all started that the Christian side started in the year March. Okay. Before that it was essentially predominantly,
[02:20:27] Unknown:
the old,
[02:20:31] Unknown:
Jewish tradition was practiced for about one for about a thousand years starting from the year September Christ. Wow. So, so he there's 3,000 in total. And, so the tradition, culture, and all of that is just the Judeo Christian, way of life is ingrained
[02:20:54] Unknown:
in in our in everything we do Yeah. In the culture. In our, in our ethos, so to speak. Yeah. Yeah. So a video is on a a video that I watched on it that I found quite interesting was the, the calendar and how how the calendar has been changed. And, supposedly, in Ethiopia, they go by the old Yeah. And and and that throws us all off being on this wrong timing.
[02:21:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. So we we are in in and we have a different calendar. What if you compare side by side, we're nine years about eight and a half years. We're nine years behind. 2017
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currently. Right? 2017
[02:21:37] Unknown:
now? Yeah. '2 that's correct. Yes. And our our day starts at 7AM and and then so not at midnight. So there's a there are subtle differences, and it all has to do where you begin, you know, I'm just kinda sort of learning that, but it all has to do with the celestial alignment and where you begin time zero at. Okay. And they don't tell us a lot about that. But How how long were you doing? Thirty eight days.
[02:22:07] Unknown:
Right?
[02:22:08] Unknown:
Well, two or three people trying to talk. Oh, I'm sorry. I hear you talking about It wasn't you. It was it was guys in the audience wanting to say something or ask you. I know one of them was Bory. The other guy was before you, Bory. I'll get to you. What did you have to say?
[02:22:23] Unknown:
Just Todd. I just wanted to see I I'm from I I just happened to see that, like, two days ago that they're using the correct calendar. I believe they're using the thirteen months, twenty eight days. Correct?
[02:22:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Thirteen months, twenty eight days. Yeah. Every four year, it my brother was born one day shy of the, you know, the the the sixth day on that on this on the thirteenth month. He was born on the on the fourth day. He got lucky. His birthday would have been every four years. Yeah. How long have you been in The US? So, thirty years. Sir, 1993 when I came. And, you know, it's yeah. So I came through, for school, high school. Right? I went to high school here, private school. Right. And I got a flu ride to college. And, and and that that's funny because, my daughter goes to the same college that I went to, university I went to. Yeah. And, she has the same teachers and everything.
[02:23:35] Unknown:
You're kidding.
[02:23:37] Unknown:
And and I, you know, my my my education was fully paid for. And I think it was last night, I was listening to one of your episodes from a month ago. And now I understand who paid for my education. Yeah. And spiritually speaking, I was livid. I was pissed. And I understood it, like in January, this past January. It really disturbed me from my core that I was used. I was an instrument to take advantage of an American. Because I was okay. I was capable. I have certain capability. But I'm not genius. There are thousands of people here that are fully qualified to take that spot seat Yeah. That I took. Alright.
[02:24:36] Unknown:
Okay. And someone paid for me. You were you were steered into it.
[02:24:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Someone paid for me. And I I was an instrument, and I didn't like that. It it disturbed me to my soul that, I was used. And I actually the the the you know, all my my daughter said is, hey, dad. She goes, there are a couple of African guys in in my classroom studying engineering. She goes, yeah. They remind me of you. And that ate me from inside. As those guys, I know they can't afford it. Yeah. Okay. And then who paid for them? Why are they there? When I am paying full price for my daughter. They're
[02:25:22] Unknown:
always social engineering.
[02:25:23] Unknown:
Ate me.
[02:25:25] Unknown:
Yep. They all they're always doing social engineering. Apologize to my daughter, by the way. Mhmm. I can under they're always doing social engineering, and they set it up with things like that right there. And it's all designed to mingle and mix us all together and be one brown people. K? Really?
[02:25:43] Unknown:
Yeah. And and I
[02:25:45] Unknown:
a cell phone. No. Don't get me. I wanna tell you your joy. I'm sorry. Joy to be in the audience and and and to come forward with your unique experience because I don't think freedom is limited to ethnicities. And this is the only way that you would have ever had a shot at being free. Come to The US, naturalize, find me, go through this process. It's the only way you'd ever done it.
[02:26:18] Unknown:
It I don't know of any other I've told some of my Ethiopian friends, you know, about what I'm experiencing through you, Roger, and the things I'm doing. And, they they wanna get close to me. So forget my Ethiopian friend. My Yeah. My, my even white American friends I spent a lot of time with, they're all confused. And I just I'm kind of a, a loner here. Well And and and and amongst my social network.
[02:26:52] Unknown:
Well, I want you to go out and hold your head proud and tell them about it and see which ones respond and which ones ask questions. And you found a whole new family here, and we're all based on the same values. It doesn't matter what color we are, k, or ethnicity or anything else. And from that standpoint, it's a joy for me. Okay?
[02:27:16] Unknown:
Thank you, Rogers. Thank you for everything you do. Well, thank you. I I and and this is I I I listen to you a lot. I listen. And and, you know, I feel like you live with my mind. So, I by the way, I'm finding my voice, and and that's another thing. I'm I'm very private person, and I find myself over time finding my voice to speak, and and that's I think, that's a positive thing. No. I think so too.
[02:27:47] Unknown:
Well, we're tickled to death to have you, man. I think you're a wonderful example to the whole audience. Roger Yes. Is that Bob? Hey, Bob.
[02:27:58] Unknown:
Yes. It is. And what's the gentleman's name again? I've spoken to him a week or two ago, and I I can't remember your name. Asana.
[02:28:04] Unknown:
It's Izana.
[02:28:06] Unknown:
It's Izana. It's Izana. There you go. Okay. Izana. Yeah. So Alright. Is the
[02:28:12] Unknown:
the the name of, the the king that, introduced Christianity in Ethiopia in the year February. Really? Cool. How do you spell it? He became a Christian, he changed his name. How do you spell it? E, z like zebra, app, Nancy, apple. Ezana.
[02:28:28] Unknown:
Oh, cool. Well, thank you, Izana.
[02:28:31] Unknown:
King Izana. Just look at my gratification.
[02:28:34] Unknown:
I may be I may be able to remember that now with that explanation. I've got something to tie it to. Right. So, Izana, is your wife entirely on board with this?
[02:28:45] Unknown:
She's riding along. She's Mexican, and she's kind of she's confused about it. But I told her, you know, back in in February, you know, in March 2024, and I said, hey. This is what's going on. You wanna do this with me? Because I'm doing it by myself. And she goes, she looked at me. She says, okay. Fine.
[02:29:09] Unknown:
Every now and then she comes to me. She's
[02:29:13] Unknown:
Is is she naturalized? Done. You know? Is she naturalized, is Anna? Yeah. Yeah. We were naturalized. Okay. Good. Yes. How cool. Okay. Good. So she's not against it. She's just confused.
[02:29:24] Unknown:
She's just confused. Yes.
[02:29:26] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, that can pass. When they're absolutely against it, that's a bit of a challenge. But good deal. I'm glad to hear that.
[02:29:34] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. It's cool. It's a journey.
[02:29:39] Unknown:
Thank you, Azana. Anybody else got anything for Azana or Paul or any of us?
[02:29:46] Unknown:
I got you something, Roger.
[02:29:48] Unknown:
Okay. Bob, I'm gonna go From yesterday's after go to the gal next. Go ahead.
[02:29:54] Unknown:
From yesterday's after show, we have snakes invading our premises. We've got a gal. I won't spot her to say her name. You can go read listen in the archives. Bringing forward crap that is absolutely antithetical, that means opposed, fundamentally different to what is being taught here. Uh-oh. You don't need to declare to yourself national. You can just write the IRS and tell them that you ain't volunteering anymore because he's a good hearted Christian man, and he's Yeah. Yeah. So I came on and mentioned
[02:30:32] Unknown:
Go ahead.
[02:30:33] Unknown:
I came on and mentioned C o 26, CFR 1.1 Dash one a. And she just rolled right on, just grandmotherly smooth voice, just Okay. You know? Just aggravates the heck out of me that they use this platform Uh-huh. To absolutely go against everything it stands for. Now the other thing is that unless you can prove that you are not a US citizen, the IRS can continue with collections. Right. Do whatever. That do you not understand? Anyway, I just had to get that off my chest. That was so aggravating.
[02:31:17] Unknown:
Was this one of your gals, or was it was was the gal that was saying that on here with us today?
[02:31:22] Unknown:
I don't believe she'd be a part of my the our family. No. I I do a lot of discernment.
[02:31:27] Unknown:
No. Roger. It's an older, older participant.
[02:31:32] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:31:33] Unknown:
Coming out with more than a grant. Okay. Well But there are so many people that are looking for looking for answers. They're willing to grasp onto that, and she was so syrupy smooth in her delivery and and so inoffensive that it just made me wanna
[02:31:49] Unknown:
choke somebody. Ma'am, I see. You're Anyway I I was present at that conversation, Roger, and Yeah. I've spoken with this lady quite quite a few times. Okay. And I can promise you that she in no way means to misguide anybody.
[02:32:07] Unknown:
Yeah. She is truly looking for truths. Okay. And Well, you gotta pull her aside and try and straighten her out, Lisa.
[02:32:17] Unknown:
I will do. You know?
[02:32:19] Unknown:
And I'm amazed at how many people still fall back on some of that stuff. Anyway, it is what it is. Paul, did you take off? Are you still with us or what?
[02:32:28] Unknown:
Oh, you're still with us. Oh, I'm still with you, but I'm about to take off. Okay. Well, actually I've got a job a task to do in about thirty minutes, but it's been wonderful being here today and all the comments from everybody. I've been listening quite attentively the last half an hour or so. It's been great. Really good. So Well, good. I have a question for you, Paul, before you go.
[02:32:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Sure. I said it's nice to meet you, Paul. I'm on mute.
[02:32:51] Unknown:
Okay. Who is it speaking? Who is speaking? Is it Sherry?
[02:32:56] Unknown:
Yes. It is. Paul, is there, like, two questions that you answer, like, when you get your driver's license? Are you a a UK citizen or a British citizen, and are you a resident? I was just curious about that.
[02:33:14] Unknown:
There may be. It's a long time since I applied for a driving license. I think I renewed mine a few years ago. Probably did it online. I had to renew my passport, and I did that online. When the first one came through, this is completely not really answering your question, I was furious with it because it it was one of the old ones. So I tore it up and threw it in the bin. I paid for it. I've been because they're doing them old and black, and I'm just a weirdo at times. But in the end, I can't really answer that. I don't really know. I can't look at it. I just got a birth certificate through the other week, and someone's gonna take me through what every single part and marking on the birth certificate means. Yeah. Which I'd like to do. I had to get I had to renew one because I'm tidying up a lot of paperwork here at the house and stuff. But yeah.
[02:34:01] Unknown:
Sherry's referring to is those few questions they ask you, and I've been asking you this for years. Can you go back and identify something they ask you where you would be an an unawareist of you volunteering to a fraudulent contract? See, they don't get you highly likely. I don't get you. Yes. They don't get you on the front end. They don't say, hey. Are you gonna contract? They do all that for you. That's the fraud. That's the presumption of law. Then they ask you if you agree with it. Now they've got plausible deniability, and it will always be where you sign something.
[02:34:39] Unknown:
Yes. Probably will. I'm reasonably sure that that is part of the process. Yeah. Although, people are putting sort of pen and ink signatures to too much these days. No. I don't think I had to do anything like that, not with wet ink. There wasn't anything like that. If they didn't have that, you wouldn't be in the contract. So it is not only important,
[02:34:58] Unknown:
it is one of the most important aspects of it because this is where they derive plausible deniability. Oh, well, Paul should know what he is. He ought to know which one of those six statuses over there he is. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, isn't it?
[02:35:15] Unknown:
Mhmm. That's right. Well, I agree with them. Ignorance of the law, is it? But I'm not I'm not ignorant of the law. I'm of it, which is a different condition. So I'd get them on the word. I literally do not know that these laws exist. Yeah. Well, that's different to ignoring them, isn't it? It's not that the laws are bad here.
[02:35:36] Unknown:
It's that they've been designed to be bad. The laws can be equally good or bad, even man made ones. But it's this skewing of them and weaponizing of them that is, the objection.
[02:35:51] Unknown:
They are planning to make 70 year olds retake their driving test Oh my god. Which is just another money making scam and also to get lots of elderly people off the road to reduce the amount of travel that we do. However, I am reasonably sure that by the time I rock around to that in about five years' time, I won't need one. I'm not going to be using one. I'm not have registered vehicles or anything. The there's a traveling community here in The UK that travel all over the place without any of this nonsense, and they're brilliant at dealing with the police when they come to be moved on. They really do know their law at that level. But Okay. You know, it's the idea of not to even be placed in an adversarial situation in the first place. One situation in the first place.
One of the things that Stuart mentioned to me when you pulled over by a copra over here, he said, one of the things that you should ask them is what is the nature of your action? Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. You can't that up. That's your interpretation.
[02:36:44] Unknown:
See, we have to know the nature and the cause of the accusation. That's in the constitution. Well, you know what that word nature is? You'd know, but you don't I don't think you really the nature is the system of law you're in. The cause would be whatever brought it about, but the nature is the system a lawyer in. You referred to it the other day, but but there's about six or seven different systems of law. So that's what that question is. You you're you you must know the nature and cause of the accusation, and that's the system a lawyer in. Accusation, and that's the system of law you're in.
[02:37:16] Unknown:
Well, in that case, I'm reasonably sure the nature of their action is commerce.
[02:37:21] Unknown:
And Law merchant. Law merchant. That's it. You saw you heard it in the Woodrow Wilson thing. We'll use the law merchant. That's the old Babylonian merchant code. That is what we call the uniform commercial code. I don't know what you guys call it over there.
[02:37:37] Unknown:
The, yeah, the uniform commercial code. We've still got it. I I've gotta go, though, Roger. I do have to go. It's been wonderful being here. Thanks very much, and I'll I'll stop by again at some point soon.
[02:37:47] Unknown:
We yeah? Go ahead, Dave. Quick. Paul, one more thing. When they when the cops pull you over,
[02:37:52] Unknown:
you ask them, is this a traffic stop? Because traffic the definition of traffic is commerce. It's commercial. Yeah.
[02:38:01] Unknown:
Yeah. They're definitely operating in commerce. There's a shit They they tend to not answer the question because they would have to tell you. And by not answering it, they go into a condition of dishonor. And one of the things I was told was that the first party to go into dishonor has lost. That's it. Could be. And that's one of the reasons in the courts. They get you to go into dishonor. It's also to do with the promotion of getting us to use foul language. It's dishonorable. And you put yourself in a state of dishonor and they use that against you as well. So, yeah, it's deception everywhere. It seems to me that the best thing is to just simply not have a relationship with them.
[02:38:36] Unknown:
Yeah. But you gotta learn about it first to not be able to have a relationship with them. So Well, yeah. I agree with you. Yeah. Well, that's what we do here. You know, everybody wants to talk court court court. We try our dead dead level best to keep your ass out of court because you don't belong there. K? Paul, go do what you gotta do. Love having you stop by. Thanks again. Love you. We'll talk to you soon. Let us know how we can help you.
[02:39:02] Unknown:
Brilliant. Catch you all real soon. Thank you, Roger. Thank you, Paul, and thanks everyone here. Brilliant. Ciao, buddy. Bye for now, guys. Yep. Bye bye. Ciao. What a nice guy.
[02:39:11] Unknown:
Just Gotta gotta be wise as serpents, just as gentle as doves.
[02:39:16] Unknown:
Paul is one of the most pleasant people I have ever worked with in some sort of a professional capacity. I just adore working with that guy. K? So, he's, become a good friend, and we love him. And glad to see he's on this track right here, because it's like his gal, the barrister said, America probably led us in this. It's just it was easier for us over here because we have those two clear cut statuses caused by this war that they could hang the feudal system under. I mean, it's perfect. So, anyway, somebody else got anything for me today? Because it's been a jovial show having Paul along unexpectedly. And Mark, I guess Mark's still with us. I hope. He's doing good.
Do what, Sketch?
[02:40:08] Unknown:
I just wanted to say again that, well, two things. I put it I I did I have a link in the chat of the antique grocery just me that lost the feed?
[02:40:21] Unknown:
I think something happened with everybody, but I don't know, Sherry. That was a minute ago.
[02:40:27] Unknown:
No. Sherry's the only one that dropped it.
[02:40:30] Unknown:
Okay. You are you are the only one. I
[02:40:34] Unknown:
just wanna mention I did put the antique roadshow that you mentioned in the chat and that you are one in a million
[02:40:41] Unknown:
blessings. Yeah. Well, I I realize that. I keep telling you. I don't know why the good lord tapped me, but there's some reason. So, anyway and I'm glad to answer the call. So, anybody else got anything for me today? Good show today. I do, Paul. I do. Okay. Well, hello. I do. Is is Mary again?
[02:41:04] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am. It's Mary. Yeah. I got some good news. I got back, because I went to go get my paperwork notarized, and they wouldn't notarize it. Why not? Well, then I had talked to Keith Sheldon because they refused. They politely refused. Well, in the state of Illinois, there are certain laws that we they can refuse because, apparently, people doing this, they don't want us doing this. And some notaries were being sued, quote, quote. So they have the right to refuse, and then what I have to do is move on and find the next one. Well, just go find two witnesses. At a realtor's office. Just go find two witnesses and get I just got an appointment. Okay.
And they're doing it for nothing. I found a realtor's office because that's what he told me I could possibly do. Because he had the same problem in Washington state with about six to eight people he was helping get this process completed. And he's like, it it's and she read my documents, which kind of bothered me. It's she's like, well, you can't do this. I'm like, yes. I can, and I am doing this. So, like, but it doesn't matter. I just wanna let you know I'm extremely excited. I do have an appointment for Monday to get my documents notarized, and it's gonna cost me nothing.
[02:42:17] Unknown:
It usually doesn't. Usually, banks will have a notary used car lots, surprisingly enough, used notaries a lot, usually a notary. And even if you can't find one, all you need is two witnesses. That's biblical, Mary, by the way. Go back to the biblical roots of this. And all you need is two witnesses, and it's the same as a notary.
[02:42:41] Unknown:
Okay? Yeah. It was my bank that refused. It was my bank that refused. Okay.
[02:42:45] Unknown:
Well, yeah, you need a new bank. My bank. Goes to figure, doesn't it? You need a new bank. Yep. Okay. Well, Mary, we're glad to have you. Glad to see you jump over the line and and feel that the information is compelling enough to follow-up on, and, congratulations. Now just go share it with others. K? So, great onboard another one of your students, Todd. Anybody else have anything for me? Okay. Well, I've been on the air about three hours. I'm a little rung out.
[02:43:22] Unknown:
It's great to see you. Great show, Roger. Have a great night. See you tomorrow. Thank you, Todd. Thank you, everybody. And yours, and,
[02:43:29] Unknown:
we will be back tomorrow. We'll see what surprises we may have tomorrow. Who knows? Right? Thursday. So, yeah, the the the yeah. And that's your double duty day too. Y'all can Yeah. Go listen to Paul's show tomorrow. He may be talking about some of this. So, anyway, we'll see y'all tomorrow. Thanks, Paul.
[02:43:49] Unknown:
It's
[02:43:50] Unknown:
a great show. Roger. Alright. Yeah. Yes. Somebody said Roger.
[02:43:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Samuel.
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Hi, Roger. Thank you. I was
[02:43:59] Unknown:
I I did some research on for our Fenton's bible, and, I think in his ninth edition, he, he put in the preface that, he thanked Westcott and Hort for the New Testament. So he used a lot of Westcott and Hort's work in Okay. In his New Testament.
[02:44:24] Unknown:
Okay. And those guys, they after they buried them, they dug up their bones and burned them is how much they hated those guys. Okay. Thanks, Samuel. See y'all tomorrow. That's for pastor Peters, the King James only version, by the way. And you could probably order it through his website, still being maintained. I'll mention it again. Scripturesforamerica.0rg. A true prophet, Pete Peters. See y'all. Ciao.
[02:44:58] Unknown:
Bye, Roger. Mary, are you still there? Could you please tell us what bank? Thank you. Could you if you don't mind, could you tell us what bank refused to notarize?
[02:45:13] Unknown:
It was the Credit Union.
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[02:45:16] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. Yeah. It's a Credit Union. Yeah. Yeah. No problem. I mean, it it Illinois has got some pretty cronyous things that they try to get away with, but you just gotta that's what Keith told me. Just keep shopping around. Keep looking. And he told me the same thing. You can go to a dealership. You can go to I, like, was thinking on going to a bank, and then I have a friend that's a realtor, owns a realtor company here in town, and she's like, no problem. I'll notarize it for you. Don't even worry about it. So I'm like, sweetie. What region of Illinois are you in, if I may ask? I am in Mendota, Illinois, which is I'm about 80 miles west of the city of Chicago because I was born and raised in Chicago, but I'm out in a farm community now. So it's a very, very, very small town.
[02:46:06] Unknown:
Alright. Like, it's Rocky, kid? Still Westwood, Walker?
[02:46:11] Unknown:
I am I would say I am Rockford is north of me, but it only takes me forty five minutes to get there. Straight Route 39. 40 Yeah. Okay. That would be, like, 45 miles. Yeah.
[02:46:24] Unknown:
Well, I'm in Danville. I was just curious.
[02:46:28] Unknown:
I know where Danville is.
[02:46:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Just Oh, yeah.
[02:46:33] Unknown:
Okay. Glad you're here. Yeah. I know where Danville is. Danville. Well, things I'm glad you're here because I work a lot.
[02:46:41] Unknown:
What's that?
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In Danville in Kentucky.
[02:46:46] Unknown:
Every state has a Danville. There is a Danville in Kentucky. Yes.
[02:46:51] Unknown:
Well
[02:46:52] Unknown:
Every state has an Aurora. Like, we got Aurora, Illinois. There's Aurora, Colorado. Okay. Every state has the same names.
[02:47:00] Unknown:
Yeah. And thanks to the Simpsons, every state has a Springfield. Is not very
[02:47:06] Unknown:
correct. Every state has a Springfield because they're not very, imaginate they have no imagination. So they use the same thing over and over again like they do with these laws, like they do with these draconian crap that they've been doing for centuries.
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Right.
[02:47:24] Unknown:
Excuse me, Paul?
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Right.
[02:47:28] Unknown:
Has Roger mentioned if he heard back from Anne yet?
[02:47:32] Unknown:
No. He didn't mention it. Okay. Thank you. Just let everybody know, the archive for today's show, complete mess absolute complete mess, Part of the, part of the connectivity dropped out. However, I did get everything that Roger and Paul were talking about when FCC was not connected. So, I will be putting the missing pieces together and trying to assemble some kind of a viable program. So we'll just
[02:48:03] Unknown:
see. Thanks for all you do, Paul.
[02:48:06] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you, Rami. We Patch it up, boy.
[02:48:09] Unknown:
We appreciate you, Paul. And I'm so glad that you got that quote in before the end of the show. Oh, damn. It was
[02:48:19] Unknown:
it was touch and go there for a minute. I'm going, come on, people. Give me a break. But I I was Paul. I was able to get it out in three minutes. A five minute read. I was able to do it in three minutes because that's all the time I had. I was
[02:48:37] Unknown:
I was watching the clock too, so I said, read the quote, Paul.
[02:48:41] Unknown:
Read the quote. Read the quote.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Oh, wow. He worked. Hey. This is Larry. I wanted to ask Mary why she was refused to have the document notarized. They have to give a reason.
[02:48:58] Unknown:
She she didn't give me a reason, and I didn't argue because for one, I I know her, and she's the bank manager. And Audrey just said no. I'm not notarizing this. You can't do this. And then she just walked away from the wind from the window. And being such a small town, I'm not getting into a pissing match with anybody because we're already having enough problems out of our mayor, out of our road commissioner, out of our like, we're because we've put a lot of people on notice for a lot of different things, and they already don't like me because of what I have been doing before I knew about this process.
This is just a process to do grassroots politics, so to speak. And they're just dirt like, our sheriff's department are not doing what they're supposed to be doing. I'm on the border of Lee County and LaSalle County, Illinois. So half a mile that way. So there's a lot of different things that we have done, and they won't even acknowledge anything. They won't even look at it. They won't read it. It's like you're voted in. We voted you in. Like, you're not just a fly by night. You work for us. And they just so between the school board systems, we've been fighting for my daughter's program because she's handicapped. She has cerebral palsy.
So we've been fighting for so many different things and not getting anywhere. And me studying this, which I've been studying this process, it was just called something different. Like, I studied David Wynn Miller at the Parsey Syntax Parammer. I've studied David Strait. I've studied, like, a lot of different things, bonds for the wind. There's many different things. And Vandersteel is the one that turned me on to this one as well as Todd because Todd's been I mean, we all have this core groups and get together and try to figure out a way, and Todd is 120% right. This is the easiest way to get our grievances set forward to just walk away from the system, basically.
I mean, because they're already in violation of the Geneva Convention, which gives us the opportunity to not pay our federal taxes. Because there's a senator out of Connecticut that made that perfectly clear that, yes, you can. Nope. I'm not paying my taxes. You're in violation of the Geneva Convention because of what's going on with Palestine and Israel. So it's just been a long draw drawn out process for me, and I'm not gonna get into a pissing match with somebody in a small when it's so small. You know, you got grandkids that go to school, and it's just I'm I'm not gonna deal with their mess. You guys wanna still follow the system. You do you, boo. I'm gonna continue to do what I'm doing, and I'm gonna continue to find a remedy. I have a remedy, and I found somebody that's willing to sign. Go ahead.
[02:51:42] Unknown:
For if if you're not finding a notary to notarize it, you can have two witnesses, and that works as a notary. What witnesses does? Just anybody that you know that knows you, and they can notarize your affidavit by putting their signature. Oh, to say that you're on there. I'm a living woman, and I am here? That you're Okay. They know you. You don't have to say living woman, but that they know you. Someone that's known you for a while. So over two years. Yeah. So you can get that for over twenty five years. Get that signature.
[02:52:25] Unknown:
That'll help you. Thank you. I didn't know that.
[02:52:29] Unknown:
Hey, Mary.
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Yeah.
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It's not the easiest way. It's the only way, unless you understand it's the feudal system. Let's get back to the basics. Unless you understand that, you're just spitting in the wind. It's the only way. It's not the easiest. It is easy, but it's not the easiest. It's the only way. And, yeah, the whole point of an of a notary is not to approve of what you're doing. It's to identify you. They don't they they shouldn't. Let's put it that way. They shouldn't be able to refuse just because they don't like what you're doing because that's not their function. That's why the
[02:54:03] Unknown:
Works when I when I lose my keys. Right. Alright. Have a delightful day. Thanks.
[02:54:10] Unknown:
You too. Thank you. If you lost your passports, you have to report that to the state department, and they do frown upon that.
[02:54:22] Unknown:
Yes. But at this moment, they're just misplaced, and they do not Okay. Category for misplacing them.
[02:54:33] Unknown:
Have you checked all your pockets and your knapsack and your suitcase?
[02:54:42] Unknown:
What was the reason he last needed him?
[02:54:50] Unknown:
I have a question. Does anybody know that somebody on this board has acquired a live birth certificate through an I guess it would be the deposit trust certificate corporation or whatever it is where they're stored or from the state.
[02:55:21] Unknown:
What what do you mean? I've never heard of that.
[02:55:24] Unknown:
Are you talking about the DTCC? Is that what you're speaking of? Okay. Yes. That's probably where
[02:55:31] Unknown:
they're stored. Not sure, but I think so. That's Roger says the you know, it's in a vault protected by armed guards. I think that's the vault that they are.
[02:55:49] Unknown:
Right. But I think that each state I got my certificate of live birth from Missouri a year ago, and it it shows my mother's handwriting, what she as informant. Anyway, it's pretty interesting document, and, it was a delight to see my mom's handwriting. And two, Interestingly enough, one is not my mother's. They're the registrars and the, attending doctors. And those two signatures are required for a contract. So
[02:56:33] Unknown:
Sherry, you requested the live birth month, not just your birth certificate. Right?
[02:56:38] Unknown:
Correct.
[02:56:39] Unknown:
K. Thank you.
[02:56:41] Unknown:
And I think it was $35 if I'm not mistaken, paid up front. And it took, maybe seven to ten business days days, something like that. I don't rightly remember. So but it also puts on there at the bottom that you cannot make any reproductions. It's against, state statute.
[02:57:14] Unknown:
Hi. This is Mike. I just wanna chime back in for Mary or whoever else, has issues with notaries that if you have a AAA office available near you, you can join. It's, like, $40 a year, and they'll do, they'll notarize documents as many as you want. No no charge. No questions. No nothing. I've been to multiple different offices, and each one is the same in different states. You just go up. You're a member. Show them your card. Show your ID. You can notarize as many things as you want, and it's always been really easy. Just a suggestion.
[02:58:00] Unknown:
Hello. This is Chris from California. And, I would like to know from Paul, I guess, how to join Brent Winter's trust class.
[02:58:17] Unknown:
You sent the email to BG Beaner and put trust in the heading. Trust in the heading.
[02:58:27] Unknown:
Okay. Send email to where?
[02:58:31] Unknown:
I don't have I To Beener? Yeah. It's Paul Paul Beaner, but he's not on here to tell you that I don't know the email. So I'm I mean, buddy Okay. Should be able to tell you.
[02:58:45] Unknown:
P g beaner dot @gmail.com. [email protected].
[02:58:54] Unknown:
P g beiner.
[02:58:56] Unknown:
P, p as in Paul, g as in Gordon Got it. Beiner, b I e n e r.
[02:59:05] Unknown:
Also, put it in the regarding, that it's trust class so he'll be able to find it quickly.
[02:59:13] Unknown:
It goes p g biener, b I e n r, at what? Gmail?
[02:59:18] Unknown:
Gmail. Just put trust in the in the, subject line. Yeah. And it was supposed to start tonight. He said last week he was gonna try to get it set up for tonight, but he's had computer problems or something. I don't know.
[02:59:34] Unknown:
Okay. Great. Well, I'll get this off to him right away. Okay. Thank you very much.
[02:59:56] Unknown:
And while we have this audience, I'd like y'all to say a prayer to doc doctor Paul Thomas and Kenneth r Stoller. They're suing the CDC because they got fired for questioning the seventy two dose childhood vaccine vaccine schedule, and they're suing the CDC, and they need to win.
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Great. And for the one day I talked about the trust, process that you could go already to, Brad Winter's website and start to taking the classes already.
[03:00:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Once you sign up in your and and they're paid for, I can, tell everybody how to do that right now. Go to commonlawyer.com. Click on the donate button. And when you click on the donate button, a window will pop up, and it'll ask you for a dollar amount. You put in $30, and it'll ask you for your name and your email address. And you process that contribution, you know, pay pay with your credit card or debit card, whatever. And then after that is successful, send an email to, [email protected]. The email address will be on the same page, and put in the subject line, Radio Ranch Trust Group.
And then just send a quick email just saying, hi. This is me, so and so. I just processed a payment for, entry for, addition to the Radio Ranch Trust Group. Please put my name on the list. And what, Joy will do is she should respond back to that email with credentials so you can actually access the course, or she'll just send you a link to the course, and you can start taking it on commonlawyer.com right away. Now I meant to have, like, the whole group assembled, before this, but, you know, I've had two running days of network failures. Three of which happened during the show today, and you guys all know that. So, anyways, go to commonlawyer.com, click on the donate button, donate $30, put in your name and email address, and then send a follow-up email to in church, innchurch,@commonlawyer.com.
And with your name and your email address and, the amount then that that was to pay for your entry in the Radio Ranch trust group. K? That'll do it. You guys can get started on that right away. Hopefully, there will be I've got Hopefully, there will be abundantly flowing, payments into commonlawyer.com. Anyway, who's who's
[03:03:32] Unknown:
yeah. Oh. I wanted to ask you, I already paid a $170 $75 for the whole course a long time ago, and I never logged in, and I never took the class. Do you think that she would just accept that and let me do this class with all you guys so I can hear the q and a?
[03:03:52] Unknown:
Well, if you never logged in, if you already paid for it if you already paid for it beforehand, you should have you should be all set up. You can take the course anytime you want.
[03:04:06] Unknown:
You shouldn't have to. Okay. So we're we're not we're not gonna have, like, live, q and a with, with him or anything or no? No. No. We're not gonna have a live q and a with Brad. Alright. And that's perfect.
[03:04:17] Unknown:
Thank you. That's perfect to answer my question. Thanks.
[03:04:20] Unknown:
Alright. What we'll what we'll do when when I have things organized, we'll be doing a lesson that'll take about ninety minutes, and then we'll have thirty minutes of discussion and questions at the end of that. And any questions that are not able to be answered from the people that are in attendance, we can send those questions off to [email protected], and we'll see if Brent will, zap out an answer real quick.
[03:04:55] Unknown:
Paul, can you say that email address in church very slowly?
[03:05:00] Unknown:
It's on the same it's on the same donate page. Just go to go to common lawyer dot com and click on the donate page. There the email in [email protected] is right there. I don't know if it's I know it's I n n church, but I don't know if there's a space or an underscore or a dash in the middle. But the the email is right there on the website. And if you can't find it on the page that you're you're donating through, just go to the contact page and just put the information right in there and send it off. Piece of cake.
Piece of cake. Groovy even. Okay. Anyway, guys, I'm gonna take the stream down because now I've got four different pieces that I have to assemble for the, for the archive because, things dropped out again fifteen minutes ago. So I'm gonna shut her down before it happens again. Anyway, this has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, and Paul English of Paul English live fame actually showed up and, regaled us with, stories, questions, queries, and all that happy stuff. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern on radiosoapbox.com, Global Voice Radio Network, eurofolkradio.com, and our website is thematrixdocs.com.
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Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Clench
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Yes. Yes. Yes. And we might. We might one of these days. Who knows? We keep trying to edge our way up to this line, which we can step over. We will edge a little closer today on the August, Paul. Hard to believe. We're already two thirds of the way through the, last month of the summer. So here we go. Roger Sales, your host, and this is, of course, the Radio Ranch. And, it is 09:00 right on the nose. Paul, your timing on that is very good, by the way. Yeah. Thank you. Got some interesting things to talk about. I don't know. Some of you may have heard a little bit about this more. Speaking of lines, overstepping the lines by our, Israelis.
Amigos. Yeah. Right. Paul, there's a number of folks that help us extend our reach. I don't think Alan's back with us today for the big group. Well, I'll be glad I bet Alan will be glad when that crap's behind him.
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Yeah. Yuck. No matter how he shakes out.
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I I know. I know what it's like to have that burden on you. Anyway, we've got these people that help us extend our reach. I'm not sure how many or who they are here today, but Paul Beener will inform us. Won't you, sir?
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I certainly will. Thank you. There you go. See because this is Wednesday, we're on radiosoapbox.com for the entire two hours. We're also on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James. That is our anchor platform as it were. And we're on Global Voice Radio Network. Our, website is the matrix docs, and there you will find links to Eurofolk Global Voice and also free conference calls. So you can join us live on the show, number of different ways. And that's about all I've got. Okay. What is Israel pulling now?
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Oh, boy. There's another big scandal brewing right now. It started over the weekend, evidently. It's just starting to break yesterday and today. I heard about it. I guess maybe a little bit on Monday, but it was just peeking out. But, here's what happened. There's this guy. His name is Alexandrovich, I think. Well, and he is the head of Israel's cyber AI dome. He's the head of it. K? Now they're pitching this. It's a cyber dome like the Golden Dome or whatever they've got. Supposedly, of course, they're gonna try and they keep trying to crack down on the Internet is what they're really doing here. But they've already got affiliated countries, Germany, I think The US, and all of this under this, cyberdome.
And this is the head guy. And he was at a convention over the weekend in Vegas and got caught in a child porn sting. Oh. Oh, yeah. Oh, good lord. And he's not there under diplomatic courier or anything. He's there just as a civilian. Oh. You probably pretty much predict what I'm gonna tell you, can't you?
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He got out anyway.
[00:05:09] Unknown:
Well, the judge plan. They've got they've got the booking. I I just saw him. Harrison spent a lot of time on this this morning, justifiably so. They've got the booking papers from Las Vegas. The judge let him out, $10,000 bond or something, and they didn't confiscate his passport. So he zipped right back to Satan's sandbox over there with the, assistance, unfortunately, of the Trump regime. And, so then they came back and this guy that discovered this, who's not one of us evidently, I don't know his name, but he was a big promoter of Black Lives Matter and all that stuff. Well, he's the guy that's picked up on this story on Twitter, and he writes all this stuff on Twitter about it.
Shows the, shows the booking papers where he got arrested and all that stuff. And the next day, it's all erased.
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Oh, on Twitter? On x?
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On x. And the guy that oversees all of this is the guy that was arrested. He oversees the whole regiment that's, that's enforcing all this crap on social media. And it goes in when he gets arrested and wipes out everything that was posted on x.
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Oh, man.
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Yes. It's really and and and it's gonna get legs too because they're gonna try and hide it. They're already Netanyahu has already come out and said he didn't get arrested, and there's the damn arrest papers on the on the screen. So, it's, there's let me see if I can think of some of the other implications of this. There was a judge out there who said that the legally, the Israeli flag takes on a higher legal position than the American flag. I don't know all the result all all the background on that. It's just that that judge issued that. Well, that statement's been wiped out too.
So, anyway, more of our, shenanigans from these, these people that they oh, unbelievable. It's unbelievable. They're still people that support these people. They support these people over the globe, and and some of them aren't even Jews. And that's repulsive because they're repulsive. Yes, Larry.
[00:07:41] Unknown:
Yeah. I was wondering, do you think that the fact that the passport was not confiscated was done by design, and, I mean, how could a judge not,
[00:07:52] Unknown:
you know, recognize that? I don't think it matters, tinker's damn what I think. That's what happened. Those are the facts. I'm sure that if the guy committed something like that and he was in town and he had a passport that, they if it wasn't an Israeli bigwig that they might, confiscate his passport as flight risk, but, you know, he's not the only one. There's evidently 65 or more American, probably mostly Jews, who were, over there in Israel with, with safe haven because there's no extradition, treaty, and and they're not extraditing them.
K? Now this is interesting. One of them I was hearing somebody talk about this the other day. One of them got, went back to Israel, couldn't get extradited back to The US, And he got caught diddling with a child in Israel, and they arrested him over there. So it's like you get a safe haven back, but don't do it in our mess. You can do it over there. We'll protect you, but don't do it here. Just like everything else, you know, Israel won't allow pornography over there. Do you know that Larry? They have pornography blocked out of Israel, but they're going to use it all also all over the world, otherwise as a weapon. So it's the it's the, hey. We're the only ones that have got souls. You don't have them.
So, it's the racist nature of this clan of whatever they are, of all the different factions and everything else are just absolute. I I I almost run out of words, Larry, and audience, really. But they're the most heinous some bitches that have ever walked face the earth. And, and, of course, people don't wanna hear that. They've been steeped in dispensationalism programming. You know, these are the chosen people. Nobody ever oh, we're the chosen people. You know, I had a I've got told y'all about my, listener years ago who was married to one of the biggest guys in Hollywood. Nice guy. A really good guy. K?
I met him. He came down to Argentina. They spent a week down there with us. Nice guy. Fun to be around like Woody Allen and all that. He was, those stories probably for Todd and more of the newer folks, but I'm gonna make a point out of it, I think. Anyway, he, he was born and raised in Chicago. Father was a doctor, and they sent him to the Khalil School, the synagogue school. They call it Khalil, if I got my pronunciation right. And here he is, six years old, starting school. And up there, the rabbi is the teacher and up there in front of the class, and he sits there going, you're better than everybody else. You're better than everybody else. And it affected this guy so much even at that young age that he literally bolted out of there and was an atheist the rest of his life.
So there's your Jewish teachings in their own schools, and they'll tell you they're racist. The if the you might get an honest rabbi. I did see an honest rabbi, big one over there in Israel then admitted that. Yeah. We're racist. Yeah. We're racist. But that's the attitude you got. You're better than everybody else. You're better than everybody else, and they steeped that in a month probably even before they go to school, but certainly after anyway. His father was, in his old age, was living with them, and they hired a black gal to come kinda take care of him and help him out and, you know, all that stuff, caregiver. And, my my friend, the the wife said she was in the in the room one day, and the caregiver is talking to the old man, the father. He's going, oh, you're one of the chosen. You're so lucky. You're part of the chosen.
Puke. And, yeah, chosen by who and for what, you know, and here's their dialectic in this. They love to play this game because they go back to the synagogue and just laugh their asses off of you. Look at those dumb goyim. See, that's how stupid they are. We can tell them exactly what we're doing to them. They're so stupid that they don't even realize it. Therefore, this is their rationalization, path. So, therefore, they need us to look over them and guide them because they're so stupid. This particular rabbi that I was referring to that said they're racist, he was a little weaselly, little bastard, and he's one of the chief rabbis over there in Israel because he's the rabbi at the military school where all of the wealthy, wealthy Judaacts send their children.
And he's sitting there going, well, yeah. We we enslave the we enslave the Goyim. He said, what else would they be doing? They'd be walking down the street getting into fights and stuff. Of course, they need us to look after them. Who's getting into fights? You some bitches over there can't turn around without being, some kind of a damn detrimental force on your, neighbors. So it's all this, all this, mentality of theirs that, has has made me over the years. Now I'm sorry. I don't like these people. Okay? I mean, if god can hate them, I can hate them.
In Genesis and in Romans, he Jacob have I loved Esau as I hated. That's this is Esau, Edom we're dealing with here. So if God can hate him, I can hate him too, and I don't care who doesn't like it.
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Yeah. Roger.
[00:13:41] Unknown:
Yes, Joan. Yes, ma'am. You take me right off my cell phone. They are against pornography, but don't they allow homo sex tools over there? Of course. Did you hear No. Of course. Tel Aviv is tell Tel Aviv is the number one place for for fudge packers in the world.
[00:14:02] Unknown:
Yeah. So but they distinguish between homosexuals and pornography. That that doesn't make
[00:14:08] Unknown:
Well, they well, they well, they know that pornography is a weapon. It destroys families and all the other damage that it does. And so they release that around the world, but they won't let it be shown in Israel. My understanding, I've never been over there, but that's what I've heard people say. Yeah. Okay. Good. Thank you. Yeah. They're very slick. These these little bastards are they're coming, and they're having to fight back more and more and more every day and things like this that I'm talking about. This Alexandrovich, whatever the hell his name is, little child diddler, got caught, but red handed this weekend. Red handed by the law. They got everything, and here's Netanyahu denying it.
Well, if anybody ever had any doubts about Netanyahu being a liar, here here's your premier example right here. Yes, Larry.
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Yeah. I think it was done by design, as far as the the passport not being confiscated. Have you ever heard of, let me get his name here. Have you ever heard of Milken?
[00:15:21] Unknown:
Michael Milken? Of course. Have you not? Mikan, m I l's m I l c h a n is Well, I'm not well, I'm not sure if it's Michael Milchan. He's the guy that invented a thing called junk bonds back in the eighties. Do you not do you not know this background?
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No. This is, Israeli Hollywood mogul.
[00:15:48] Unknown:
Oh, Mel yeah. Mention. He's the guy that got the, trig nuclear triggers to Israel, I believe.
[00:15:54] Unknown:
Arnon, a a r n o n, Milken. Yeah. Have you heard the story?
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Well, I know he got the triggers to the to the Israelis for the nuclear bombs that John f Kennedy didn't want him to have. I know that much. No. No. This is a this is a a billy a Hollywood billionaire.
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I think that's what I'm talking about. That's who I'm talking about. Same one.
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Oh, okay. Okay. So this guy here, his name came up in the news. Netanyahu denies pushing laws to benefit expat Israeli Hollywood mogul. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his corruption trial trial on Wednesday, and I think this article was from was from, 2025 a few months back. And so Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his corruption trial on Wednesday marking his twenty fifth time giving testimony to the court. His testimony at the Tel Aviv district court ended around two hours early because Netanyahu complained of back pain. Throughout the hearing Netanyahu sought to demonstrate that he did not act to promote the interest of Arnon Milken, the wealthy businessman who according to the indictment provided Netanyahu and his wife with gifts valued at hundreds of thousands of shekels.
Netanyahu's lawyer, Amit Haddad, sought to ask questions about the so called Milken law. That's interesting, Milken law, which aimed to extend the income tax filing and payment exemption for returning residents from which Milken benefited. The indictment says that in 2013, Netanyahu contacted then finance minister Yair Lapid about the matter. Haddad asked Netanyahu, did Milken ever ask you to intervene in tax matters? Did you ever contact Lapid to fulfill a personal matter for Milken? Netanyahu replied, no, never. Hadegh argued that Netanyahu sought to advance the law for the good of the country.
He goes on to say, this law was intended to encourage returning residents to come and invest in Israel, he said. According to him, Netanyahu did not know that Milken was defined as a returning resident at that time and thought he was a US resident. Hadid asked Netanyahu to respond to these statements, Netanyahu Netanyahu said, Milken lives in America. He has businesses there. His family is there. He comes here twice a year for visits. Why would I think he has something else? He has a huge business there. I thought he had American residency, and then I'm accused of helping Milcom when I didn't even know he was a returning resident.
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So there you go. Well, more yeah. Yeah. And and anybody believes Netanyahu, of course. Oh, god. It it's just an incestuous bunch of liars, thieves, murderers, slavers. You hear you hear we're talking about you here this morning, slavers, don't you? Why don't you come out and, try and try and demonize me a little bit? Because I welcome it. Please come demonize me, and be sure and spell my last name correctly, by the way, because you ain't got a leg to stand on, do you, slavers? See what chicken shits these people are? They're slavers.
Yeah. Oh, I'm an antisemite? Oh, is that right, slaver? I'm an antisemite, Slaver? Wow. How about that? Okay. Well, anyway, that's the big story. You can go by. I think Harrison did at least half of the first hour on it this morning, I think, more. So, that's a big story breaking more egg on the face of these, heinous bastards, but they just take it in stride and just go right on. You know? So maybe one of these days, something's gonna confront them. Public opinion's definitely turning against them. That's good. That's the first time that's happened. A lot of people, even the dispensationalists.
Do you do, Tom, Todd, you and your your your gang, your your fellow relatively new. I don't know if you, understand, dispensationalism, but this is the, the original guy was Darvey around the early eighteen hundreds. Darvey, I think. And then he's the one that came up with this originally from what I understand. And then passed the yeah. Darby, I believe. Right? And they he passed the torch to a guy named CI Scofield. Now, who ended up writing this Scofield bible with all this dispensationalism stuff about rapture and the red heifer and rebuilding the temple and all that stuff, which has I I hate to admit it. It's really corrupted the Protestant part of, religion.
The Catholics never bought into it. That's the tip of the hat to them on that. And e Michael Jones is right about that, but boy did they infiltrate the Protestant side with all the different Protestant, religions and factions that we've got now, unfortunately. And the the backlash of that we still feel today by the people that are brainwashed by all that. Maybe that's starting to turn, because one of the things I heard lately was one of these dispensationalists who, finally, enough of this, Gaza stuff got through. He said, I'm not I'm not writing these people a check. So even the dispensationalists, some of them, some percentage are turning against them and and unraveling the lie on these are God's chosen people that kill children with snipers.
God's chosen people that have a t shirt with a pregnant female that says two shot one shot, two kills. These are heinous people, and the world's finding out. And they may try and sugarcoat it a little bit, but their their game is out, I believe. So this, big story out of Las Vegas, a child petty, who is a incredibly high ranking Israeli guy and, quite interesting. So good going, guys. Keep it up. You know? The world doesn't hate you enough just yet, so keep it up. So good morning, everybody. Wednesday here.
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Good morning, Roger.
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There's somebody right there. A female wants to talk to me right off the bat. Yes, ma'am.
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Hi. It's Mary. Good morning. Good morning, Mary. Hey. I read I wanna like, five years ago, didn't they infiltrate the Mormon church as well too? I don't know if they were to I
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you know? I, the Mormon church is quite interesting. The the guy that came on here and engaged me, on the air from our group here, Adrian, he's a Mormon. I've never gotten on him about his, his choice of faith because he went out there and found it and chose it himself. But and, of course, John and Glenn were both Mormons when, and John, a very devout Mormon. It's interesting. I've heard a lot of commentary on the Mormon church. Did you know that it was totally, founded on Freemasonry? Jacob Smith was a Freemason. He founded he founded the church on on Freemasonry. There's a lot of that kind of stuff. Evidently, he was, before they went to Utah, and they got kicked out of a couple of places. One of them was up there by you somewhere in Illinois.
Starts with an e. I can't remember what the town is. But then they went down to Missouri, and they got kicked out of there too because Joseph Smith was selectively, having relations with young teenage girls. And, so Missouri took great umbrage to that and kicked them out, I guess, is in their polygamy stuff. But they ended up in Utah. I know there can be very nice people. I was watching, I don't know, six, eight months ago, a interview with a guy that was a reformed Satanist, Mary. And he was saying that if if a Satanist wants to join some sort of denomination and hide, you know, that the Mormons was was the best place for them, and he had actually done that.
Some of them go to Catholicism and convert over there and hide, but he said the easiest one is the Mormons. I don't know why or wherever. It just I took note of his statement and his comment. I, you know, they, they're very big buddies with the federal government on the tax scheme. Do you know that, Mary?
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Yeah. I knew that. And the reason I asked about the Mormon church is remember that movie that came out, the sound of freedom? And then Tim Ballard story? I guess. I didn't see it. I'm not a movie guy, but go ahead. I didn't see the movie, but I did look into Tim Ballard with his CIA. But he also has got his he's a he he got his own in water troubles big time.
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Yeah. That whole thing was, like a psyop, so to speak. I just don't want anything to do with any I don't want anything to do with any organized religion, quite frankly, because they've all been infiltrated. Okay? And I understand you not being associated with the bible throughout your adult life, if that's the attitude that you've noticed, is that they're all corrupt, you know, to a large extent. And, so but I hope that as you find here's what I found, Mary, is that over all these years, everything I've ever researched very deeply always goes back to biblical roots every time, no exception.
And so finally, after you see that enough, you go, well, there gotta be something to this somewhere. And, that's when you get reinterested in it and starting to find out some things and realize that there's you know what Bible stands for, Mary? No. Basic instructions before leaving Earth.
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Interesting. K. Well, I mean, I know that most religions forget the words in red. They don't even go to those words or even read those words. No. And I don't understand why.
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Well, go to here's what though in red because those are Jesus's words. And, if you go So why don't they emphasize on them? Well, because they're they don't want it. They've been infiltrated and they don't want you to know about you. Find a preacher that preaches on Revelation two nine and three nine. I boy, I'll bet there hadn't been more than a few. Do you know about you don't know those two verses though, do you? Well, those are red letter verses. They're in Revelation right at the start, and they both say basically the same thing. One of them has an addendum, but they both say beware of the people who call themselves Jews and are not. They are of the synagogue of Satan.
And then three nine says they lie. Do they lie? Well, here, there's evidence of Netanyahu this morning. No. He he didn't get arrested. Even when the the articles are are are publicly posted and the actual arrest report with the judge and the court and all that stuff is is right there. No. You didn't get arrested. Do they lie? That's all they do. K? So you think a preacher's gonna get up today that's controlled through the World Council of Churches and start and five zero one c three on top of that and start talking about this to his, to his congregation?
No. So that's, you know, more of them try and they're trying to take over and get verses like that right there taken out. The Jews are trying to get desperately trying to get verses like that. They don't want the fact in there that they killed Jesus. They don't want any of that stuff out. And, they're actively trying to strip it out of the Bible. So I like Brent's, suggestion to you, the King James or the, the the New American Standard. But let me add one more for you, Mary, that you really might wanna look into. You can look at it online. You don't even have to purchase the Bible.
I've talked about it before, and I found out about this Bible through pastor Peters. If you really get into this on the spiritual side, by the way, you may wanna go back to pastor Peters, Pete Peters. Have you ever heard of him? Mary? No. I haven't. No. I haven't heard of him, and I just ordered the American Standard Bible. That's a good one. That's a good one. You can go and check cross check it if you're looking. I heard about this Bible through pastor Pete Peters. You do not know who Pete Peters was back when George w when Clinton and, Janet Reno was the attorney general in the nineties.
This little guy from a small church in La Porte, Colorado, child small church Christ, I believe, had turned into an identity preacher, and they named him the single most dangerous man in America. This pea preacher out of a small church in the small town, La Porte, Colorado. You can still go and his website is maintained with all of his speeches. He used to be on WWCR, a shortwave radio every night for an hour. And many of the big pieces of the puzzle here, I got from p Peters. Not that he understood it. He just give these pieces in a sermon, and they fit right into what I was at that point trying to put together.
In his, website, if you'd like to go listen to some of the those, which I highly encourage anybody in the audience today. The bad problem is they didn't do show descriptions. And so you've gotta go hunt and pack through all those and find which ones, suit you. But it's scripturesforamerica.org. Scripturesforamerica.org, pastor Pete Peters. And as I said, he was named the number one most dangerous man in America, the small little identity pastor. So, anyway, that that's a very good reference. I heard from Pete Peters because I used to listen to him every night. I heard about this Bible called the Ferrar Fenton Bible, f e r r a r, Farrar Fenton, f e n t o n.
Mister Fenton, and you can go look at it, and you can actually and I would encourage you to go read the introduction to that Bible, his story. He was, went to Oxford in the eighteen fifties. He was an atheist. And he as he got more in into life, he realized that he thought the English empire was going south because of the King James Bible. And the fact that that language is so antiquated, yeah, it may be beautiful, but it's antiquated and it's settled old English. And, so he decided to translate his own Bible like Brent is doing. And he literally spent the rest of his life translating it from the original Greek.
And to the point where he he would and this in the August, it wasn't published till at the end of his life. It was a lifetime study and a a project for him. He would write if he had a problem on a word, Mary, he would write every known Greek scholar in the world. This in the eighteen hundreds was letters. Okay? And, we didn't have WhatsApp and stuff. And so, he would wait until he got every one of those people answered back before he would translate that word and move forward. And, the thing that amazed me about it was I I bought my copy, which I still have here, from pastor Peters.
And we had a traveling pastor named James Bruggeman. I think James is still around. He's out of Asheville. Another one of these identity pastors, he'd be in Atlanta once a month. And he had studied Greek and Hebrew and all that too. And so when he was in the middle of a sermon and he'd get to a word, I I remember one particular was Gehenna. Okay? Now Gehenna is a trash dump outside of Jerusalem that the King James referred when it appears in the originals, Greek, they translated it as hell. So hell was to the King James people, a trash dump outside of Jerusalem.
K? So when he get to one of those spaces like that, he go, well, this word could mean this, and it could mean this, and it could mean this. And there was one other guy, a friend of mine in that, in our congregation there. His name was Adrian. He was a great guy. And, Adrian and I were the only people in the congregation that had Bibles. K? And so whenever James Brueggemann would get to one of those spaces and do this, it was either this or that or this on the definitions. The Bible was right every time. Every time. And Arden and I would when one of those instances would come up, we'd look across and find each other and, like, grin. You know?
Actually, you you go online. You can download it for free for our Fenton change the chapter order in some of the chapters, but it is a a spectacular Bible in total plain English. K? So you may wanna cross check with that or well, I'll tell you what, if you really wanna get a feel for that Bible, anybody, including Mary, of course, go read the introduction to it, his life story. I mean, it'll bring tears to your eyes. K? So that's an option. Do that, Roger? Hey. There's mister Paul. Hey, Paul. Anytime you want to, buddy. Are you familiar with Farfinton? I've got a copy in my hand as you're talking. I'm actually flicking through it right now. Yes. Yes. And so the answer is yes. I've only got it recently, though. I only got it about four weeks ago. Yeah. How about that? It's an excellent Bible. And for our Fenton, I guess you can correct me. Boy, what a pleasure to have Paul today. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but there's still a part of England that speaks that old King James English.
Isn't there? I've heard there is.
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There might be. I tried to do it sometimes on the morning in the kitchen, but my my two sons don't know what I'm saying when I do that. Oh, they throw away stop speaking so funny. Stop talking about away the confusing everybody.
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Yeah. You dog. You've thrown away the empire.
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Yeah. I meant real quick.
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Yeah. Hold on. Let's get Rick in here. I think that's Rick. What you got, Rick?
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Real quick. Just for Mary, Brent suggested the new American Standard and only the a 1985 version. Yeah.
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That's it. Yeah. The other one, the American Standard was back from the start of of the century. And I believe Rick's right. He did say the new American Standard. So hopefully, you haven't ordered it already. And if you did order the wrong one, you may be able to return it and switch it, Mary. But it's very important, and that really does me a lot of good to hear you talk about that you've never even looked into anything biblical your whole adult life. Because I I think I explained to you, we've had a number of folks or at least several that, have gone through this course attracts them. They get in. If they see an interest in a connection, they go back and start doing thinking and researching and realize the validity of it and go back and start really pouring themselves into spiritual and biblical things. And, that's why I say, I think the person that really our information resonates is those who are either patently or latently spiritual.
I had a latent spiritual gene. Hell, I'd been in the record business going out and buying hookers and cocaine and trying to get records on the radio and all that stuff. I was that's why I say I'm the most unlikely candidate here for this. But, but I've outgrown those childish things and found some real truth and some real purpose in life. And then to be able to honor the honor and the privilege to be able to get on this radio show, thanks to this guy we got here on with us, today at my side, Paul English, and to get out there and help, find the people that this message resonates with. Because it doesn't resonate with everybody. I would have thought it was.
I thought there'd be just a mad rush to get this done like crap through a goose, and boy was I wrong. I mean, I was wrong. K? It it it is the smallest of percentages, and that's why I tell each and every one of you on a regular basis how much I treasure you and how special you are to me. You're my family now. You're in in another sense, you're my children because just the way John Benson gave me a second life wasn't my biological father, but he gave me a very rich and prosperous and fruitful life here on the second half, and that's what I trust I'm doing with some of you. And, man, that's a great honor for me. But it all has to do, it seems, after all these years, with a spiritual connection, either Layton or Patton.
So I'll get on my soapbox, and I wanted to be able to have a conversation with our our buddy here. Did some female just say something right there?
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Yeah. I said I said, yeah. I feel like y'all are family too. And I've just noticed in my studies that there's such a correlation between how they write law, what is in there with the Bible.
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Oh, yeah. It's all based on correlations. It's all all biblically based. You know, should be even more so with our common law, but we even get into their laws and it's biblically based. Okay? And and didn't Jesus tell us we have the power? You have the power. Yes. Jesus walked out of the way he meant. That's what he meant. That's exactly what he meant. And here's the here's the example of that is I send them one sentence on one piece of paper to one guy and the absolute most powerful, influential, and wealthiest sumbitches that have ever walked the face of the earth stand mute.
Anything else, Paul? You've been studying this a long time. Have you ever found anybody that's beaten these bastards cold like we have here? I haven't.
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No. I guess not. I I I guess I guess to some degree, it's kind of the context that you might be setting yourself for what you think you're doing. So I guess what what do I mean by that? Is it is this an adversarial situation? I guess, in some in some way, it is.
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Well, not when the truth's involved. When the truth's involved, there's no adversarial situation at all because they know the power's in us. That's why they've structured this thing the way they have so they can get us to answer those two questions and give them plausible deniability. So, yeah, the truths come in there. And when the truth comes in, there is no adversaries. You remember, what Gandhi said. Right? You remember Gandhi's little deal? First, they ignore you, then they demonize you, then they fight you, and then you win. We see with our affidavit process, we enter that at first, They'll always ignore us because they'll never bring this out to even try and deny deny deny where it leads people over. What's that guy talking about? And they start looking at your information.
So even from the start, they ignore you, and they continue to ignore you because they can't demonize you without drawing people to your prod to your program. And they you've already won, so they can't fight you, and then you've beat them from the start. Crazy. That's what's happened. It's been happening for fifteen years.
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Mhmm.
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Yep. Yep. I had, I've I've been having a series of quite interesting follow-up conversations since we had, Hannah Bader on the show about a month ago. Yeah. Very interesting. We talked about flags a month ago, and England's gone flag bonkers over the weekend. Right? People are getting all it's really quite interesting. Right. But, lots of people in Birmingham. In fact, I just had a phone call from a a good friend of mine that's sort of, you know, part of the extended network of connections over here who was actually in Birmingham working today. And, as you may well know, Birmingham is I don't know what the percentage of white people are in Birmingham, but it's quite it's quite low. It's certainly not how it used to be.
And they're all flying Union Jacks and, English Saint George flags all over Birmingham, much to the irritation of the local council. The chagrin. It's it's fascinating. Someone actually then painted the, Saint George Cross on a roundabout, and they classed it as vandalism and got the cleaning crew out immediately to clean it up, saying that this was vandalism. And yet they've got a massive refuse collection problem or trash collection problem in that city. It's the it's England's second largest city. It's enormous. Where is it? And, there's Where is it? There's trash piling up everywhere. Where is Birmingham geographically in in comparison? Slap bang in the middle of England. It is. Slap bang right in the middle. Yes. Right in the very centre of England. It's it's what's known as the Midlands, literally, of course, it would do. And, it's a a traditionally massive manufacturing base, car factories and pottery and all sorts of things. It's a big sort of, a major center of the industrial revolution over here was Birmingham, along with Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and parts of London, of course. But Right. Yeah. It's an industrial workhouse, or traditionally was.
It's where Wedgwood Pottery comes from. Oh, that's kinda ask if Wedgwood, China, was from there. Boom. Yeah. All that kind of stuff. So, but, yeah, they're all get they're getting very upset. And what's happened is there's there are flags everywhere. And when I was talking to Gary, my mate this morning, he said, I'm driving around. He said, they're everywhere. I said, what? He said, Union Jacks and Saint George Crosses. I said, bingo. They don't like flags. It's really interesting that we talked about flags, and they, they people are really beginning to notice. They're going, hey. Why is everybody being so patriotic?
They're going, because it's got to come out, you see, because it's our home. That's all they don't want they don't want the English reclaiming their home. And the flags is part of it. It's definitely a key part of it. So You know, the one they
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demonized in our place. Right?
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Mhmm. Yeah. The Confederate battle flag. Same thing. Same thing. Yeah. Which I like quite a lot. I have to tell you. I always liked it as a kid. Couldn't tell you why. I got one in the window right here. I can see it. Yeah. I couldn't tell you why when I was eight, nine, or 10, but we always kinda liked all the southern stuff over the Yankee stuff at school. I have no idea why. We couldn't have told you. We're just kids running around, you know, kicking footballs. Go, oh, this is cool. Look at that. I like these gray uniforms and everything. We just thought they look better. We just thought they were better. See, our instincts were right.
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They were. They were absolutely. Just like Trivia Pursuit. Remember that? Trivia Pursuit, your your first answer is almost always the right one.
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I think so. Paul, what do you think? Too much time for that these days. No. No. No. We don't. No. What, what do we owe the honor of, your dropping by to say hello to us today? Is it Well, I was working I was just working on some stuff. You started talking about Farrah Fenton, and I just happened to have been going to I thought maybe I'm supposed to call in. You know, sometimes when things are like that, I've not even read it. I've got about eight or nine different Bibles in the house. Right. And someone asked me the other day, they said, have you ever read it? I said, no. I mean, I have, but I haven't sat down at page one and gone all the way through. I've never done that. Yeah. I believe you'll really appreciate the For Our Fenton Bible.
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Then let me know. Give us some feedback down the line after you've had a little time to compare or look at it and whatever. It's very Yeah. No. I will. Very straightforward English. This guy was amazing. Have you read about him? His his whole life? Well, no. I haven't. I I know a little bit about it. Yeah. He's one of those guys that just goes off into the potting shed and eight years later comes out with something that's really rather remarkable. He's one of those There are parts of that introduction that'll bring you to tears. K? Really. Yeah. It was a guy to he was a very successful businessman. He had five six five successful businesses, I believe. And yet all the time he was working on this his entire adult life. Pretty, pretty impressive.
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Yeah. There's quite a few there's another guy. I've got a two volume History of the World written by a a similar sort of guy whose name escapes me, an English guy. He set up a foundation which is still going to this day, and he just wanted to get to the bottom. Basically, he was saying that, you know, all the history that you've you've read is bunk, really, and it's an enormous thing. I read volume one about ten years ago. Never got round to volume two. It's still in the polythene wrapper that it came in from the bookseller that sent it to me.
But, yeah, there are quite a few. It must be quite a period, the eighteen hundreds. You know, the industrial revolution, we think it's always been like this, but most of those people were brought off the land and from a rural life, which is a natural life, and dragged into cities, which is an unnatural life. There's no the older I get, the more I see it. And, it creates strange behavior in people, the cities. It's not good. And, so I think they must have you know, they got roped in. They built up their businesses. They made plenty of money, and yet there was something seriously missing. And so you get them, many of them, trying to give back to the community. There's a guy that made chocolate over here called Round Trees Chocolate.
And although the these foundations now are really not the same intent as when they were set up, He had a big factory, so did a rival called Cadbury, which made chocolate as well. Oh, of course. Yeah. And, they built towns for all their workers. I mean, and they're good. I mean, like, good housing and all this kind of stuff. Was it company store type stuff? Mhmm. All that kind of stuff. And, of course, one argument, I think Marx and studied all this kind of stuff, and they said, well, it's just a way of them controlling the workers. And to some degree, that that is the case, but also their quality of life was that much higher. So there's all these sorts of you would call them social engineering experiments conducted by entrepreneurs who had deep pockets because they'd amassed it through their industrial sweat. Right.
And they, they put some of it back at the disposal of the people that worked for them because they they realized that these people needed to be looked after well if they were to work well. And there's nothing wrong with I mean, you go, oh, this is terrible, but it's it's not. It's just, Well You know, it's an improvement. They're looking to improve things. Henry Ford
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did the same thing. The people that build the cars ought to be able to buy them. Yep. Yeah. They should. Yeah. This company store concept is very, very interesting, and that is that or like an anthill. You know? Do you ever have an anthill when you're a kid?
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I have golf. You're in the garden right now. Yeah.
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But it's it's very similar as a company store concept to what they've got. You know, you live in the company house, especially since BlackRock wants to buy every single family home in America, and you'll rent them. So you you you rent them, you use their script. Unbeknownst to you, it's based on your labor, future to futurize. And and you go to their store, and you buy all your food and supplies at their store with their script, and it's just all that stuff. And there was, there was an old one. I've mentioned it on the store on the show before. Right? When I was living up in the mountains there in the foothills above Atlanta for a couple of years in a 31 foot trailer, and I'd have to go to Atlanta. When I go to, Roswell Alpharetta, I go past this town called Tate Tate, Georgia.
You ever seen pink marble? No. I don't think I have. It's the only place in the world it comes from is Tate, Georgia. K? And there's big, granite what do they call it? Quarry there. The in fact, the Georgia Guidestones that got blown up, that the part of the contract for the Georgia brag grindstone, so was that they use a specific high quality of marble that was only available there in North Georgia from the North Georgia Marble Company. K? Tate, Georgia. Same thing. So he had the land that had the granite and the quarries, and he had a whole company store.
I mean, a whole company town. The little railroad track went through theirs, only one traffic light, and they had the stores left, and they had old man Tate's house over there that they've turned into one of these wonderful southern buffets. Where you go in, they got these long tables, you know, with the revolving susan's, what they call those things. And you go in there to eat as much as you want of the southern cooking, and it is delicious. Okay? But, anyway, that whole thing was a company storm. Old man Tate owned the quarries, owned the houses, had the workers, paid them with script, all that stuff. Well, that's exactly what they're doing.
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I I find it quite attractive, actually. The idea of local script. Master. Well, it is if you've got a good master.
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If they're sitting over there getting all the vigorish off the top and keeping it to make themselves wealthy, you know, the Bible, Mary. The Bible says when the when there's a bad king in, the people moan. Okay? When there's a good king, the people rejoice. Well, our system today, were it not have these leeches on it at every key point with all their compounding interest, it would be a good system if they just turn that back in. Yeah. You give, you know, structure it to where it was a good king ruling for the people, and they got some advantages from their situation. They wouldn't piss, bitch, and moan. But we got bad kings, and they've made themselves incredibly wealthy and aggrandized to themselves off of all these different points of compound interest in the system.
There's there's at least two or three different points where they just reap huge amounts of compound interest. And they scrape it right off the top, buddy.
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I know. Well, I think I think that the culture that they have is so long standing now, for them as it were. And it's bred a certain type of individual that operates quite happily within it. And they're really parasites.
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Did you hear what we're talking yes. They are. Did you hear us talking about this guy, Alexander Berghof, whatever his name was in Vegas? You heard that this morning?
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I didn't catch that. No. I just came in at the Well, they're just broke in The States with the head guy
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in Israel on the cyber AI
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with their Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For kiddie fiddling. Yeah. And they just squirrel they've they've scribbled him back to Israel, and he can't be extradited. And and the CIA helps, didn't they, or something? Well, I the the the Trump administration did. Don't know how to what extent.
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But they had the papers on x, the arrest papers, and all the judge and everything. And Netanyahu's over there saying it didn't happen. And then the unit that he's in charge of is the one that goes back and scrubs all the information off x.
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That's just hopeless. It's a hopeless situation to even think that listening to them or asking things of them will result in anything positive at all. It just It's incredible. It can't. It cannot. They cannot. So the idea is to drop that thought out of your head. It's really, really self defeating to sort of it's a bit like continuing to plead with the jailer to let you out. He just laughs at you. It's just ridiculous. Yeah. So, you know, it's more fool us for even thinking that that that approach would produce anything. It's a bit like voting. It's exactly the same thing. If I just vote, if only we get the right people in it, it'll all change. Good grief. Come on. How many hon more hundred years do we need of looking at it to know that that's completely mad? I mean The beatings will continue until the morale improves.
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Larry asked something he wants to inject here. Larry?
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Yeah. I agree with you. There's nothing wrong with the system. I had a spirited discussion with another student over the weekend, and this student is totally against the federal system. And I'm not an anti federalist. I think the problem is not a system problem, it's a sin problem and we have to hold all of these state and federal officials accountable for their corruption. Proverbs twenty nine two says this, when the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice, but when the wicked
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beareth rule, the people mourn. There you go, Mary. Straight from the bible. That's very true. Well, you know, we are making incremental progress on one side, but the vacuum that has been created in DC by Biden being out and the Chinese being out of influence, they've still got some influence up there, obviously. But that vacuum has allowed the Israelis to sneak in. And, they've they've pretty well got Trump surrounded at this point. But yet you still hear glimmers. You know? So, all we can do is hope and pray and, pray that God touches this man and uses him in a positive, at least in our perspective, way.
So, Paul, what else is going on? Are you getting there? Oh, okay. There's a couple people, Paul, and I have to put you on the back burner. No. I'm cool. But you don't have to spend all your time with me, Roger. I don't know. I want you. Alright. Come on. We got Boris and a female, but Boris was clearly first. So I'm gonna have to defer to him this time. Okay, Boris. Alright. We'll get right to you. Boris.
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Hello, Ryan. Yes. Hello, everybody. I just have a comment right here. Do you see the thousands of people,
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marching in Israel against BB? Boy, I, you know, I did. I did see a picture of that. There are not very many of them floating around the Internet, but there was there's a whole bunch of people in Tel Aviv demonstrating against Netanyahu.
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Yep. Yeah. Even then, they are mad about, you know, the genocide. They are killing all those kids and women, you know. You know, I must be, like, out of this world, you don't feel nothing about,
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you know, seeing the suffering of those people over there, you know? Yep. They're total psychopaths. No question about it. Who was our our female there? You. Is that Mary? Thank you, Boris. Was that Mary?
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Yeah. Yeah. It was Mary. Have you ever heard of a doctor Jack Cruz?
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Jack? I have. Cruz. I have not.
[00:56:19] Unknown:
Yeah. I have.
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Doctor Jack Cruz, red light therapy and all that.
[00:56:25] Unknown:
You've Oh, okay. Well, yeah. But he's also yeah. He's also huge into digging into the politics of things. I mean, goes back into history from the seventeen hundreds and the eighteen hundreds of things in that I didn't even know were even in existence with as long as I've been studying these things. But his take is kinda interesting because his take basically is going decentralized medicine, which should be number one, two. Definitely. We gotta do that. We gotta get away from these big pharma people and decent decentralized monetary system.
Now what are your thoughts on that? Because he's big into Bitcoin. Well, decentralized anything. And then he's a loyal title.
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Right.
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I I I personally Yeah. I'm keeping the loyal title.
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Yes. I I can understand all those things. And, for me personally is I'm I'm getting old. You know? 77 this year. Oh, yeah. I've got a little stash of, of the of the noble medal. And in the years when I played with the cyber currency coins, I to this day, I've lost every cent I ever put in, I ever made, and I ever had stored anywhere. I've lost every every single penny, and I don't got it. At my age, I don't care about upside. I've got no errors except for you people. And, I just don't want anything to do with them. So but if that if you do and you're younger and you got a big upside ahead of you and all all that's pretty pretty good area to mess with.
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You're right. Well, no. I'm not That's the way. In them because what bothers me about it, if the power goes out, you have no money. Well And if the bond like, we're we're basing everything off of no money now anyway because technically it's
[00:58:14] Unknown:
bill of exchanges and then trading, you know, one piece of paper for another piece of paper. We don't need to say this all the bonds. This is what I tried to teach you guys when you first came in. I'm gonna issue a challenge right now, Paul. You too. Try going through a twenty four hour day. And every time you use the word money, correct yourself and then and substitute currency. You you just do that, and you're gonna see how deeply conditioned we are,
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and you'll experience it. Okay. I'm gonna do it. K?
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Every time you're gonna use the word money, now you may go ahead and use it, but you catch yourself afterwards. I meant to say currency. You'll see how deeply you're programmed, and it'll shock you.
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I, Roger, I've got I've got so little money that I never use the word. You know, I don't use the word. I never use it. I never even have to I never use just one of those resources that's not available. I just I so it never comes up much. I might say one time. All of your currency is going to pay your electric bill or water bill? What was it? $400
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a quarter?
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More than that. Yeah. My my last water bill was $450. Yeah. For water. That's just water. Yes. Right? I've got electricity and gas on top of that. Yeah. We can see those. I don't get wound up about it because, it just wears you out. You know, it really just wears you out. Who am I gonna rail against? I mean, I keep the whole thing about the current system is, I'm not really too bothered about it. I just want to get out of it. My sort of stance is I don't want them to talk to me. I don't want a relationship with them on any level at all. Nothing.
I want nothing to do with them. I don't want their brown envelopes coming through my door. I don't want them calling me up. I don't wanna talk to anybody that's involved in their club. And that's all of these services and everything. I wanna get out of the club. And, I I think I think we've got a way of doing it. I, I know you've got a way of doing it over there. What the one of the chats I had recently with with Hannah, who, as I said, was on about a month ago. And I've also another guy called me up called Stewart whose knowledge was absolutely encyclopedic.
I was exhausted. I had a two hour phone call with him about a week and a half ago, and I said, you've got to stop. He said, why? I said, because literally my brain hurts. I can't comprehend some of these words that you're using. And the interesting thing about the conversation was the last fifteen minutes were the best part really because we just got round to talking about, two two massive areas. You're covering them all the time. You've done it here several times. It's like the root of it, which is banking stroke money, stroke currency, and the law. And these two big things and I was talking to him. I said, look, you know, we all go to school, and they don't teach anybody anything about those areas at all.
Do they? Nothing. Not a thing. Where is that? These are the two biggest sort of institutional powers that come to drive you and control you the rest of your life. Most of us, when we're young, think, well, what I'll do is I'll make loads of money and then I won't have to be at the beck and call of all that. But then you find out that it's their money anyway that you're making and they're just allowing you and and all these other secondary and third level controls that come in and you're going, good grief. I'm just in their club. So And see, here we are using the word money and creating that reality when in actuality,
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it's debt being utilized as money. And if you see, here's the thing about these words. If you're not imputing the right definition, you're creating their reality when we use them.
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I know. Every single sort of thing that we use from them has got secondary and third level meanings. And they when they're talking about it, they mean something else. But when I was talking to him about this, he we were just talking about the communications challenge. And I said I've I say this to many people. I said, look. The problem you've got is that you can read. And he was sort of laughing. He said, what do you mean? I said, look. We're surrounded by a lot of people that are not going to spend three to four hundred hours at least studying to get to the level that you're at. It won't happen. It's not happening that. That's not happening.
So what's required that my current thinking, it changes all the time, you know, is I need I personally need I'm calling it the the little yellow law book because it's a bit of a tongue twister. So chairman Mao had his little red book, and I think Gaddafi had his little green book. And we need a little yellow law book written for 16 year olds. I'm quite serious. And I mentioned this term. And as soon as I said that, he said, if you gave me 16 year olds, he said, in two weeks, I'd have him he said, they'd be able to go into any court and deal with anything. I said, well, you've just given the copy brief then, haven't you? I said, things need to be written for 16 year olds. They do. Because if if you can get it transmitted to a 16 year old, and I'm just picking that number out of a hat because it symbolizes something, then we can get it across to anybody. And that's really what's needed. So I I personally need a book with babyish level language in it. Really simple that explains the definitions of these words. There's loads of them. I wrote about 50 down in the conversation that I had with him. Right. Like, living in the private, living in the public, jurisdiction, jurisprudence.
There's tons of them. Right? I went through a list with him. I said, we need a definition of all of these, and there's probably a couple of 100 more that you're gonna tell me. And we need to illustrate that. I mean, I'm this is what I'm working on in my head and making notes and thinking I've gotta do this because I need to know it. Okay. And then what's the story as well? I'm thinking
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sorry? Aisha?
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Why yellow? I'm just curious. You said a little because it's a tongue twister.
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It's a tongue if you've got a little yellow law book, it's tricky to say. It's there's a you know that look. Think of a better color if you like. I don't mind. It was just
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Allegiance for protection. And it's it's century, you know, got millennium or more old. And the fact is that the interesting part about it is when either one of those words is involved legally, it automatically invokes the other. Allegiance for protection, protection for allegiance. K? So in our situation, they've got us tricked into our protection is being given by the federal government, and we give them allegiance through the fourteenth amendment. But when we file one of our our affidavit papers that removes us from the federal government invokes the protection from the state to you, and it's not, a choice. It's a duty and an obligation from this ancient formula of jurisdiction.
So the state now has to give you protection. Well, from what? Like, if you're if you're getting invaded by the adjacent state, you're in the militia. If you're in that age, well, that that would be one way, and they're supposed to direct you in the militia to repel the invaders. But another way is when you're getting invaded politically, like driver's, license on state roads and interstate roads and all the state agencies that have grown up around this scam that wanna ding you. Well, now the state's supposed to protect you from themselves.
And this is our teeth. You see? This is something that we could, as grounds, take one of these attorney generals to task on in court because it's we found it in the supreme court cases. Mark did. So, anyway, that's very important, Paul, and I hope you grasp that. Allegiance for protection, protection for allegiance. When one of those is invoked, the other is automatically invoked, and the official has no choice. It's a duty and an obligation. Very important.
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Hey, Raj. Mhmm. Yep. I've got that. I've also got a very simple sort of way of viewing it as well, which may not be correct, which is this. If I'm in somebody else's jurisdiction, their boss, and they're gonna tell me what to do. That's right. So so in simple terms, the situation we have here, it will be dissimilar to yours is and I'm trying to find really simple language. So, you know, it it gets back to this point of when you're born, when you arrive, when you pop out. You are unbeknownst to yourself and your parents. I think parents comes from pair of renters, by the way.
Did you know that? I did not. They're immediately slaves. Yeah. Because they're renting their space that they live on. In other words, everybody's complete they're in this club. I'm call I'm using the word club because everybody knows what a club is. There's this club, and the government appear to be the head of it. Now you and I know that it's actually the the banking, the money power that's that's the head of it. But the government's the front actors, and they write all the rules of the club called acts and statutes. And you arrive and you don't know this, but all of these rules, because they say, oh, you're in this club, they all apply to you. And you find as you go through life that you're not too happy about that as if you're awake or if you're asking questions, which, of course, is is the bigger mission from most people's lives is that they don't. They've got completely out of the habit of asking questions of substance.
Very true. Ask questions about, you know, is my tea ready or, you know, this, that, and the other, or who won the football or whatever. Those are sort of basic things, low level stuff. But in terms of the actual real questions about, you know, the foundations of your life, we've been trained out of the habit of that. And that training takes place in education spaces called schools, so that by the time you come out, you're clueless. We just had a thing here last week where they were talking we they they have a result called a levels. There's an exam here, a levels. You take them when you're 17 and 18, generally for 18 year olds, when you leave high school here and then either gone to college and or university or whatever it may be. And there was a there was an article last week saying that the pass rate this year had been the highest ever. And I'm looking at this thinking, what is the point of this?
Why why are you thinking that this is a good thing? What is the point of having a levels, a qualification to go into a system that's falling apart? It's ridiculous. It, and, I also got a brilliant article written by a young guy over here, a young English guy, about why he's not going, to bother with university, or why he's not gonna bother at all with anything. A very bright article. Fantastic. He's gonna become an electrician. It was to be published in his Great. High school paper, and he got mocked by the editor for it. But, basically, everything he's saying is just spawn. I'm not he said, I'm not gonna go and sit in meetings with purple haired weirdos. No. We're gonna deny my history and everything. I'm he said and he was he's quoting Greek and stuff. He said, I intend to carry on with my intellectual life, but I'm also gonna become an electrician. He said, and then in ten years time, when you're all running around, you can't get a job because AI has put you all out of jobs and you think you're entitled to stuff. I'll be the guy that comes along and puts the power back on in your building. Right. And it's completely solid stuff. This is really solid stuff. Oh, so that's a
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are he questioning power to the rogue AI that's trying to take over the world?
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Whatever. The the AI could be the hero. The trade is a monstrous question. Hero, Paul. Yeah. It maybe will. I mean, the AI thing is huge. I don't think people have I include myself have fully thought it through. The knock on effects are gonna be weird. It's weird. It's one of the weirdest things when you look at it because It is. It's basically suggesting that, like, 70% of all the intermediary, middle management jobs that are currently done by human beings can be solved quite quickly. And they can by a communication system that can intelligently work out what's been asked of it and come back with the correct answers in a split second. So and and, of course, the other aspect of that is that because the control of the development of AI is in the hands of the wrong people.
Right? All they're thinking about using it for is to actually up their advantage even further. No one ever says, good grief. This means that all those silly jobs like running an insurance company I mean, insurance is just you only need one insurance company, surely. Do you know what I mean? It's just a it's a it's a proposition. So many houses get burned down. So many things happen. You could work it out. You go, well, we can work all this out. We just have a big fund to cover people. Has Lloyd got you on the payroll now? Is that what you're telling us? No. No. I won't be on anybody's payroll. But it's, you know, it's that thing. But, just going back to this, Bert. So you're born into this club. This is my take on it at the moment because I want to tell it as a as if I could tell it to eight year olds. Seriously. Like, okay. Sit down. Old uncle Paul wants to tell you a little story. Right? Or something like that. It's gotta be like that. You know? I think I'm so glad you're doing this. Thank you. Go ahead. Yeah. So you you say, well, you got born and there's some guys that run this club, and you're in it, really. Yeah. Yeah. I know you didn't know that until I was having this conversation, but we're all in it. And it's frankly, it's rubbish.
Okay? The longer you're in it, the more rubbish you see what it is. They keep telling you that they're doing this for your good, which is the great protection racket, racket, psychology scam. You know, you need us around to protect you. Yeah. But, you know, the question is, who's protecting us from you? Well, that has to be ourselves. So what we're seeking to do yeah. Absolutely. So Hey, guys. The it seems that the journey that we have to take or we have to reconveyance ourselves back to the correct jurisdiction. We're in we're in this club, which which pretends to be the correct one. But but when we examine it and see what it actually does and how it functions, we realize that it isn't. Yeah. Because we're not
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we're getting our protections on the wrong day. We want our protection from God and not from people under man made statutes and legislation.
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That's right. That's absolutely right. So it's telling it as a journey. And what what I'm waiting at the moment is there's a declaration document being prepared, which I can't wait to see, which is the beginning of this process of me not receiving any more letters from the club. That's the way I'm phrasing it. I don't want to be in their club. I don't wanna be in it. Thanks very much. It's your club. Well, it's your I understand you have a lot of fun lying to people. A lot of people believe it, but it's not for me. Right? Well, it's Neither is it for all these other people at the back of the hall that are smoking cigarettes. They've been shaking their heads all their lives. They don't want it. You've taken you've taken the first step to getting out because the first step is when you make up your mind you're not gonna be in there. The second step is where you start understanding and realizing that it is your power to determine what set of laws you live under. And the same's over there at your place.
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Everything's gotta be voluntary. Somehow, they have turned this into so I've been trying to tell you for a few years, look at some common denominator thing like our two questions. Are you this? Are you that? And you sign something. And what they're doing is they're getting your voluntary agreement, although it's based on fraud, that you're gonna adhere to these, systems of theirs. They don't have the power. If they Yep. If if they tell you what you are, it's tyranny. And it's always gotta be based on fraud because what you are is voluntary, always has been, and it's totally your choice. Now that comes from Vatel's law of nations.
Has Vatel's Law of Nations come up in your discussions with your folks over there?
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No. It hasn't. I'm gonna try and keep all that stuff well away. I'm talking to 16 year olds. Oh, well, no. I'm not aware of it, Roger. I'm not trying to be dismissive at all. Well, this is the 16.
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You're a okay. If you go to your 16 year old, say, when you go to school every day, you've got the choice of wearing what kind of clothes you wanna wear, don't you? I mean, without No. If it's a school uniform. Well Not if it's a school uniform. I'm just trying to use an example. Yeah. Everything's gotta be voluntary, and that's pretty simple. And I think anybody at at most normal any age as they've reached reaching adulthood understands that. But our people have been programmed out of it with SWAT teams, you know, raids, all that stuff because they can come snatch your stuff.
And like self help remedies, lien levy garnishment and seizure because they can come snatch your stuff and you don't understand the law behind it, you automatically impute power to them that they don't have. They only got it through a process. There has to be a process and just what you don't know about, so you don't understand and you attribute the power to them when in actuality, it's yours and you've given it to them somehow fraudulently.
[01:15:35] Unknown:
I agree. Absolutely. The in other words, I'm not in a fight with the government. No. It's the wrong language. The fight that I'm in is with myself and my own stupidity. I think, fight's still the wrong word, but that's really what it is. And, the reason we're getting our asses kicked is that we've grown used to it and allowed it. And this is a good point to start off with. It's you just go, right. I'm an idiot. This is fine. I'm okay with calling myself an idiot because I am. It's fine. Because once you've actually taken that step, now you can get it.
And whilst you're continually blaming them for all the troubles in your life, you're in victim mode and you'll never get out of it. It's like a it's a psychological they're doing this to me. No. You're allowing it to happen. And so we have to build up this culture of assisting people to recognize that they've allowed it. And this is fine. Even whether you agree with that or not, it's not because I don't you know, on in practical terms, I know what they've done. I'm fully aware of the hellish methods that they've applied to maintain this and keep people suppressed. But once you take that step, they're out of the room. I don't need to talk to you, do I? No. You guys We don't talk to you. That's what I don't wanna even talk to them. I don't want to learn about their systems. I simply want to be not in it. It's as simple as that. I want to go and live in a field and die alone, if that's the option. I'm quite serious. I don't want any help from them Uh-huh. At all. None. I totally understand.
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Okay? Hey, guys. Let me use another example. Hold a second, Paul. No. Unless it's really important.
[01:17:05] Unknown:
Okay. Alright. Hold on a second. Radio's we've got network failures. We dropped out of free conference call that's reconnected, but radio soapbox went silent, and it's still down. So, Paul, while while Roger is sharing his story, can you check on RSB and Eurofolk?
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It's back up. Yeah. RSB So box is back up. I've seen that, Paul. Okay. Thank you. Sorry for the interruption. Thank you. What I was gonna do is give you a thank you, Paul. Give us another example of how these words we speak not being specific create a reality, and you just said it. The government. Well, that's a big glob of who or who do you talk to? What when I need to get done, where do I go? All all that. Because it's like Steve McQueen's the blob, and you get sucked into it and you you're never seen again. You know? Well, how about that you elect MPs, they pass laws, the, the the the government hires people to enforce those laws. And so we're not really talking about the government.
We're talking about the agents of government who have absolutely static lines that they can operate within and establish duties. And if, at least this is our place, Paul, at least if they step outside of those delegated responsibilities, they lose their cloak of immunity and become personally liable. So here's that where is it the government, or is it the agents of government who have a have a set place that I can go after the one that's dinging me? So you see the difference in those two approaches?
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I do. I suppose what I'm thinking though is this. I just simply inform them that they don't talk to me anymore, and that's it. I don't care which side they're on or what they do. I it's gotta be that simple because I've got to talk to guys. Seriously, it just need I think it is that direct. Get it in. I think it has to be. I can't say how I can transmit it to enough people fast enough I agree. With any level of linguistic complexity. I want it all removed. I'm off. Basically, my thing, I'm off. That's it. But I'm off. No. That's what I'm not in. Bye. What we do what we do to transpose it to your place, and we go to whoever the shadow government official is or the government official is that deals with something. And then once you've got him notified and put in his place, then you go back to the county where you live in or the state you live in in our instance,
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and you put all them on notice that this has been done. Now what you we're doing when we do that is I term it weaponizing your position. What you're really doing is you're fulfilling the first step of a very, very important phrase in both of our, bodies of law, Paul, called due process. Due process is notice and the right to be heard. And when we when we file the thing with the feds and then we go back and tell the state that, hey. We've done this, and now, basically, you you owe us protection. And we're gonna have to educate them because, you see, they don't teach this stuff in law schools anymore. That's the problem. The advantage I've had is John Benson was my law teacher, and he went and studied the old law. So I know these things that have been exposed to them where some of these attorneys, you know, and I use this right here, on the show as a I have a litmus test for other researchers like Hannah, okay, for example.
And I would ask her, Hannah, can you give me the legal concept behind the meaning of the word person? That's pretty simple. Right? Persons used in all statues. The the the all statutes are written for persons, things, or actions, with the majority of them being written for persons. So and I've never had anybody in The United States answer that question correctly. K? Never. But guess who did answer it correctly immediately? It was my little attorney in Argentina from the accident. I his father's a judge, granted, very bright, but he got it. Bam. So what is the legal definition of the word person?
An entity to whom the law ascribes rights and duties. Because the law is rights, duties, and remedies. It's a formula. K? And so the person you are, like the fourteenth amendment says, all persons born. Well, it doesn't mean individuals. Those are human persons in law. It it means all persons that in this instance are getting their rights from the fourteenth amendment who owe correlative duties like obeying your administrative state, deep state regulations, and paying your taxes. Those are duties, performance. They come from that little simple, an entity to whom the law scribes rights and duties. And almost everyone has always said, when I ask them the question, they'd say it's a corporate fiction.
Well, now is that wrong? Well, yeah. Kinda. Is it right? Well, yeah. Kinda. A corporation is a person. It's an entity to whom the laws ascribe rights and duties, a corporate person. But, it can also be other things. It can be a partnership. It can be a trust. It can be a, an individual, the sole proprietorship. And this is also important to you in learning about this law stuff, Paul. The reason in law they will always use the word individual for a human person is because the rights and the duties are contained in the same entity. It's not like that in a corporation.
You can't put a corporation in jail. You can fine it. And if it's egregious enough, you can pierce the, corporate veil and go after the board of directors. But the rights and the duties are contained in different parts of the entity. Where with us, they're both in the same entity, and the word individual individual comes from the root word indivisible because the rights and the duties are in the same entity. So they're just a little short. Simple. We've probably never been exposed to it before, but that is a super important concept, and that word person is a really important word. So Mhmm. I'll get off my soapbox.
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Because you have to ask them what person do you wanna be.
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Yeah. See, it's not are you a person. The question is what person are you? Oh, I'm this person. I get my rights from God and owe my duties to God. Therefore, I'm a state citizen now labeled a national. And that's your choice. They don't have if they tell you otherwise, they're open tyrants now, aren't they? They are. Yes. And they know historically what what happens to open tyrants. That's why they'll never be one. Everything's gotta be voluntary. Larry, was that you trying to say something?
[01:24:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Do you believe that using the word natural person is synonymous with individual, or is there something tricky about that? I'd say that they're probably I love I love this pronunciation. They're probably synonyms.
[01:24:47] Unknown:
And you might wanna have to put some aluminum over there beside it. But, yeah, I think they're synonymous, Larry.
[01:24:56] Unknown:
That's what I figured. Thank you. Yep.
[01:24:59] Unknown:
Now, Larry, did you get Paul's read on how simple this needs to be? Does this kinda go back to the conversation you and I had the other day? My goal here is not to charge you a bunch of money and get rich or even somewhat the facsimile thereof. My goal is to affect change. I want these sorry bastards who've been plaguing society since before the birth of Christ. I want these some bitches exposed and given their comeuppance. I want change, and I want to affect it with this information because I've never seen anything else that has the effect that this has on them. And I don't think anybody else has in history that least that I can find. Okay. So I know if I'm going to achieve that goal, we've got to get numbers. And the only way we're going to get numbers is to keep it simple.
And we're having a hard time keeping it simple, getting numbers. So that's why I don't like that kind of complexity in here. And I like to train people on these simple basics. I you get a number of years in here and you wanna go do all the stuff you do with statutes and codes and whatnot. That's fine. I'm not objecting to it. But get the things down simple and firm first. That's really important. Roger. Yes.
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I agree with you. I just believe that when you're responding to the public officials,
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you should use their own statutes and codes against them. Well, okay. If that's and I understand that. And and and but, there's simpler ways and they respond the same way, and you don't have to put the burden on the student. That stuff has always been confusing. Okay? And that's why you hardly ever hear me refer to it or mention it here. K? Intentionally, I try and keep things as absolutely simple as I possibly can. And I strive constantly and have been for fifteen years on continuing to simplify them. Because they're really simple. What has happened here is we've been taking in an old bait and switch.
They formed a second status. They did this little little gimmick with the bankruptcy. They did a little fraud, and now they got everybody agreeing to it, which gives them the power to do it and the plausible deniability, at least to some extent, when they're caught. When they're caught by 20 or 30 plus million, I don't think they got much plausible deniability, Paul.
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No.
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No. I don't think they do. Now you were I think you the letter that was found in Woodrow Wilson's materials from Colonel House. Have you ever been exposed to that, Paul? No. Not familiar with that. It's on our way. Is is letter of regret, you mean? Well, no. He wrote he wrote Wilson this little note. It's not a letter. I guess it's a note. And I can't give you all of it, unfortunately. I'm looking for it. No. But I can give you a couple of pieces of it. And it starts out with Paul can grab it off the website and shoot it to you. It's very instructive. He starts out by saying we will secure them, we will make them sureties by in by invoking the ancient pledge.
That's first sentence. The what? The ancient pledge? What the hell is that? The oath of fealty in the feudal system where you volunteered into slavery. That's the ancient pledge. Well, it's not ancient enough, is it? Well because there's an ancient there's one more ancient than that. That's the true one, so it's relatively recent. But I know what you mean. Yeah. Okay. But that's what he's saying. That's what it means. Sure. And then he gives them the the body of the thing, and at the which he tells what they're gonna do. And then at the very last, he says, well, if one or two people ever figured out, we got plausible deniability. Well, no. You don't.
Because when 20 or 30 plus million after ninety three and a half years of Babylonian, slavery, which is what we've been in, you ain't got no plausible deniability. And, hopefully, people will realize it in enough numbers where we can hunt you with big dogs.
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Mean dogs. If you want to, I mean, it's definitely one approach, but I I my thinking's in a slightly different area. I'm simply thinking that the oxygen that they breathe is us, and I simply want to deny them that oxygen. I'm not interested in what happens to them. They, as individuals, can come to their own internal development to decide where their best interests or the best path lies. I simply don't want to be involved with them. I'm not bothered about figuring out every single machination. I've done enough of that. And I'm going, yeah. There's probably loads more, but I've got I got the gist of it. We got the gist of it.
I'm I'm just trying to, in my own mind, keep it so simple, but basically, there's a there's a set of rules that apply to you that you were never invited to participate in. Inform these people, you put a copy of the document in your muniments room or your muniments safe for safe keeping. It's a record. That's all it is. Not a certificate, not a registration document. It's a record, and it's witnessed by other people, who are all doing the same thing. And we're off. Bye. Well Literally, that's it. I for me, that's it. I don't want anything from you. I don't ask for anything from you. I don't want any of your service. I mean, GoogleNetBase is a service corporation.
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And its service is shit. Yep. And I don't want it anymore. That's a buy. Well, I you know, I wanna get these groups that say they're gonna go back on some trust or some other, and somehow the federal government's gonna pay their bills and all that. Listen. When I got rid of these some bitches thirty a lot of years ago, however many years ago it was. Okay? When I got rid of them finally, I'd say exactly what you just said. I don't want anything to do with you. K? In fact, here's what happened to me, Paul. They they took this hypothecated amount of $30,000.
Hell, I didn't make enough money to owe $30,000 in taxes. But, they had issued me a summons for books and records, and I decided I was gonna fight them. That was a federal hearing, which went and and happened. And I had this little little cute little black gal on the stand IRS agent for four and a half hours. K? And and she hated my guts. I promise you. And she went back to the office and compiled as big an amount as she could compile all penalties, interest, everything else. And then after they stole $35,000 at my hearing of closing of my house, I get a letter back from them, Paul, that says, oh, you only owed us 30,000, but we took an extra 5,000 for taxes we think you're gonna owe in the future.
They had the audacity to do that. Okay? And, so I said, well, you know what? I could have gone back to court and probably gotten that back because you can get you can sue the IRS once the tax has been paid, but not before. So I I mean, it it it so I could have probably done that, and that's okay. I just wanna wrap this up and say, I just had the same thing. I don't want anything to do with you. Keep your rotten $5,000. I'll get it back another way. And the way I get it back is I learn your system inside and out. I find out where the linchpin is, and I go out and teach just as many people as I can, possibly teach, and help them remove themselves from your stinking tax system.
And now maybe we're having some sort of an effect, and we get enough people and the whole damn thing will crash because of it. That's the Achilles' heel of the system is the taxation.
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Yes. It's definitely a key part of it. I mean, if we get into the more sort of arcane aspects of it as well, the money that's in the system is theirs anyway. Mhmm. You can have it. The currency. It's theirs. Yeah. So everybody goes, oh, at least I've got money, you know, I've got money in my bank account. It's not your bank account. It's just got your name on it. They just allow you to do it to keep the scam going because they don't want everybody revolting. But if when push comes to shove, we talked about it here. There's bailment laws that were passed in England, the eighteen hundreds. If If there's a run on the bank, the bank can take your money. It's basically that's it. So it's theirs. They do that now. So you can have it back. This is the in other words, instead of trying to beat the system, the idea is to give it everything it wants and leave it, make it choke on its own nothingness, Something like that. And grasping for sort of a very simple way that you just don't wanna be involved with these people. Their behavior's really bad. Okay. They're a service agency. They operate in commerce. It's a commercial shakedown.
Yeah. And what they're you're not getting value for your money. No. And not only that, they've even dominated how the money operates in your wallet. Of course, with the, with the central bank digital currencies, that's what it is. Bitcoin is slightly different. And, of course, they're reliant on keeping the electronic side going for all this stuff. But I'm into cash. I actually want local county money. Yes. Good idea. My instincts have always been to argue for the old stuff. Right. People go, well, this is so slow. I'm going good. I want it slow. I want everything slowing down. Why does it have to be quicker? Well, it's more efficient. I don't want efficiency. I want inefficiency. I want a happy life. I don't wanna be thinking about the economy all the time because every time I do, it don't make any difference to me anyway. The news just basically says, this is good for the economy. Everybody's looking at one another. Actually, they don't. They ought to be going. Oh, yeah. What good is this doing me then? Exactly nothing, mate.
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It's got nothing to do. When they're saying the economy is good, it's for them arising All the time. In in this example, the rising ship does not rise all other ships. So you're the only ship. It's their ship that rises. And the others go down to and the waters receded, and there's nothing but but mud there. Larry, you have something to add?
[01:35:09] Unknown:
Well, I was just gonna ask Paul, is there a similar feudal system set up in England, like, in The United States? And you could like, who's the equivalent to the secretary of state? And are you talking about writing some type of declaration to that figurehead and volunteering out of this feudal system?
[01:35:29] Unknown:
I don't know who we write it to. I know that there is a document being prepared, which sounds awfully grandiose, but there's a a procedure that has to be done for you to fill in a document Yeah. Which declares your status to witnesses in your house. You sign it by putting your thumbprint on it. The old Correct. It's gonna have all that kind of stuff. Yeah. You file it. You let people know. And if there's and when push comes to shove, there will be, like this guy I spoke to Stuart and several others, there are people who are absolutely immersed in the minutiae of the system. This stuff cannot, from a communications point of view, travel well at all. It will not.
But that they are there is tremendous. And so we just need a simple document at the front end for normal people, go, here's the journey you're about to take. This is what you do. Oh, and by the way, it doesn't mean that everything works out fantastic. But what it does mean is that you will be wealthy in the sense that they will not be able to cause you any more illness. That's what I'm I don't want them to make me ill anymore. And you could say, well, they're not making you they are. They they absorb your the time of your life reading their bloody documents. They've got laser printers now. They send through this stuff that's it takes you hours to read the document? I'm not no. Because I'm not in your club. You can write whatever you like to one another, but I don't play that. It's I don't wanna be in their game, and that's all it is. It's a game. They've set it up. And you can And you're you we are playing the role literally. I know it's the old analogy. We are the pawns, and we're sacrificed all the time. So get off the board. I'm not playing anymore. There's no way.
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I promise you, there's some way you can easily, nonconfrontationally remove yourself and change that. Larry? That's what this well, Roger, that's what this process is all about is gonna be all about. As as I understand it today, I might say something different when I pop in in a few weeks time. But as I understand it today, that's really what it's all about. Yeah. The, Larry, yes, it is the feudal system. This is the beast of revelation. It's everywhere. Why? Because they float the bonds that support the country and create that credit debt. Okay? And virtually all the countries in the world have bonds. And, the other reason that I know it's the feudal system is an article that we I had Paul send it to Paul, as he was getting started in this. And, it is from England back during COVID. You've heard me mention it. I'm sure the baby's just born.
The the nurse is given instructions. They gotta swab them with that long swab that hurts. The baby's squalling. Mother objects. And the nurse, not the administrator, not the doctor. The attending nurses, you can't, do anything about that. That baby's our property. Now you can't tell me that baby already had a birth certificate. So this birth certificate creating the condition is out the window. In that example, straight from England's National Health Service, and that's right out of the fetal system.
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Period. That's how I'm gonna Yeah. It's interesting. Yeah. It's interesting. Is very close to the word fetal.
[01:38:38] Unknown:
Yes. It is. It is. Do what, Larry? What were you gonna say? Yeah. I'm familiar with that video. I was wondering if Paul watched that video also. Oh, yeah. I sent him I had Paul send him the article specifically to make this point for him.
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Yeah. I think the nurse basically says whilst it's still inside you, it's yours. But as soon as it's out, it's ours. That's right.
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That's the gist of it. And there there, Paul, are all your abortion laws. Mhmm. All the abortion laws. Because when the baby's in mama's womb, it's not a person. It's not born yet. So it doesn't have any of these legal protections, rights, or duties. And as long as it's in mama's womb, it's fair game.
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Yep.
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Hey, Raj. Yep. I think when it's boiled down, it's it's it's a a very simple and direct
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step. It's just knowing very simple. It's very simple. That's my thirty years of playing with this stuff, and it always comes down to something you go, holy smokes. There's nothing to that. K? But they've conjured a question. With a hold on Merck, opposite definitions, different labels on different words because they got several tricks they use. Okay? And they've obfuscated it in that way. But once you can get through all of that defenses, the answer is always very simple. What do you got, Mirka?
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I'm gonna ask, Paul if he is creating an affidavit for these
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people that are gonna be removed. He just he just said the document's being drawn up. That's what he just said within the last couple of weeks right now. K? Yeah. So Yeah. I can talk to them a lot stronger
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than just a document for them. And if we if you keep it simple, I mean, it's kinda like saying I am not your federal citizen, and I am
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a national of, you know, wherever they are. Well well, no. One of the statuses in England is an English national. I've seen it on one of the Great. I saw that. Piece of paper.
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Okay? Yep. The thing is as well I I was just just as a contextual observation. I'm not here to ask them permission for anything. No. You're not. It's an it Right. Exactly. But it's it's developing this internal attitude. I'm in charge of my life and I hate being pestered. Right. And I've been pestered my entire life by people who assume they've got authority in my life. Well, that assumption, they've they've grounded it because of my birth certificate. Right. I can see what they've done now. Okay. Got it. So Right. It's not a docu there's a declaration of removal. I'm just calling it. I don't know what it's gonna be called. Right? And the the amount of complexity that they will want to throw, they will be almost infinite because they've got the resources to do it. But I'm not going in the room to listen to that. You can talk all you want. I've got to go down the pub and be with my mates. I'm living in I'm living on England. And this is it's got we have to simplify. So I mentioned the flags earlier on. They don't like the flags because it's an instantaneous ignition, in my view, of all the history of who we are when people see a flag. You go, it's bizarre.
People die for flags. No. They're not dying for bloody flags. You know, like, even when you think about it on a battlefield, which is where flags are of vital practical importance. Why? Because, you know, in the old battles before high powered rifles that could kill you from 18 miles or whatever the hell they can do these days, you're out on a battlefield with a sword and an axe. If you don't get to that flag, you're gonna get cut down. Look. Let's everybody stand around here because together we've got a much better chance of surviving this current surge in the battle that's going against us. So you get that's why there's a bloody trumpet. They don't have mobile phones or anything. So flags are synonymous with binding together
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and defending yourselves. All of these things are instant in someone's head when they see a flag. Right. Paul. And that's why we've got them. And And that that That's where the Confederate battle flag came from. It's the southern flag and the, federal flag were so close that the armies were going to the wrong standard. And they came came up with the Confederate battle flag to separate
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them from the feds on battles. So Makes sense. It's just completely practical, isn't it? It's practical. Yeah. That is great.
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I'm I'm wondering, did you find the department or the agency or or, superior that you're gonna be sending this document to?
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The main No. I don't know whether it's even going to a doc. I don't know whether it's even going to any departments in government. I don't know. I have no idea about what the full procedure is. I just know that there's a declaration that's made, and you can do it in your own house. You have to have witnesses. Yep. And you're gonna file it, and I'm gonna I'm gonna buy a muniments box. I was looking at them. It's a lovely word, isn't it? Muniments. And I've mentioned here before when when there was the peasant's revolt here in 1381, the first places that they went when they went to these castles and to the manners of the lords that had been running them into the ground, They went straight to the Muniments Room where all the records were kept, and they burnt them. No. They just destroyed all the contracts of their enslavement, basically. Mhmm. So it was a and that was those times. They walked across fields with pitchforks. This is what was going on. We can't do that now. So literally, you've got horses and men walking around. They go into a thing. They smash it to bits and they burn it up. Done.
We need something as simple and as direct as that. It's really, I mean, I know my thinking is simplistic, but it's it it's transmittable to other people. When I get a copy of it, I'll be very keen to come back here and go through it. Woah. Woah. Because I can't wait to sign it myself.
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I I can't wait to get on with it. You know? I just wanna get it done. Roger. Hold on, Larry. You know, those those contracts that they burned in the castles during the peasant revolt, I guarantee you they were statute staples. And I would ask, Hannah and your other folks, are are they familiar with statute staple bonds and statute staple contracts? Very important because those are jurats. Those are Jewish sheatars. And that's what they would use in the in the Tower Of London when they would bring somebody into the star chamber. If they had these things over in the chest in the corner, they'd open up the chest and bring out the shetar and start getting you on the rack, baby.
K? So ask them if they're familiar with that because that's probably what those documents were. And guess what we call it in The US, by the way? A ten forty a ten forty form.
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Thanks for it. Yeah.
[01:45:08] Unknown:
Hey, Roger? Yeah. Yes, Paul. Make sure you circle back to me after Larry. Okay. I'll let Larry go first. Larry?
[01:45:19] Unknown:
You got a comment here?
[01:45:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I was just wondering, Paul, are you Paul from England, are you going to send this declaration to the HMPO?
[01:45:33] Unknown:
Maybe. We might just send it to a local cheese factory. I don't I don't know. No. No. It's very important that you
[01:45:40] Unknown:
there there's certain officials there's certain officials that you need to have to go through to make this a reality, and you really need to find out who is the corollary to the secretary of state. Mhmm. You Without it. Maybe. Maybe.
[01:45:56] Unknown:
You may well be right. I just can't answer any of these questions at the moment because it's being designed to be a simple thing that many people can do. It may well be, for example, that local areas just go, right, how many declarations you got right? File them all up. We'll send off 3,000 at a time or whatever. I don't know. I don't Well, send them all. Let me give you the example here. John and Glenn, my teachers,
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if they taught in 1992 for six months, and they instructed us because John should have known but didn't realize that the secretary of state is the lord of the manor in charge of all matters concerning citizenship. I was told that by the Florida secretary of state. Okay? And so he didn't know that. So what they had them had us do was to file them in the property records office of either where we lived or where we were born. And the fact that they did not know to send it to the correct person back then, the IRS just steamrolled over us. If they would have realized that thirty years ago, we very well may live in a different world.
That's how important that is.
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But then you wouldn't have your opportunity to do this radio show, Roger. Well, that's
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that I I guess all that, but I but I know that happened. And I I've thought about it many hours over the years. And if we would have known the secretary of state was the guy to send the notice to originally, we would probably live in a different country. I'll tell you why, Paul. At their trial in Salt Lake City, Glenn told me that the US attorney got up in open court and said the IRS had received over 100,000 of these pieces of paper we filed, these affidavits. Right. There was only 1,200 people that paid to go through the course. Right.
K? Get it? Yep. So if that would have been done correctly thirty years ago, we'd live in a different place. Mark, you have you met Paul officially yet? I don't think so. Well, you need to. Paul, this is our paralegal, Mark. He comes he's real busy these days taking care of his elderly people. I'm sure you can relate to, And I'm glad he's here today so you two can communicate and meet each other. Okay?
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Cool.
[01:48:19] Unknown:
Yes. Hello, sir Paul. It's a pleasure to talk with you.
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You too. I,
[01:48:25] Unknown:
I had I don't know if if you wanna let, our Paul Beener talk first. I know he's been holding the place. But Oh, yeah. Right. I got a short little comment about your, you know, your status in the in The UK. And, and I'll share that with you, since Paul Beaner
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gets his comment out. Thank you, Mark. If it's quick, go for it.
[01:48:47] Unknown:
If it's quick, go for it, Mark.
[01:48:50] Unknown:
It is. It is. It's super quick. So in The United States, we have a law against a constitution amendment, excuse me, constitutional amendment against involuntary servitude, thirteenth amendment. We also recognize Patel's law of nations that supports self determination. So what I was thinking, I know The UK must have laws against involuntary servitude and I also know that they do recognize Patel's Law of Nations. So if you decide, this is all voluntary, and if you decide to be something different whatever that might be in The UK, then a UK citizen, and they try to say, no. You can't, they would appear to be violating the laws on involuntary servitude.
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The free soil doctrine. Right. Right.
[01:49:40] Unknown:
I mean, it's interesting that the terminology UK. I don't live in The UK. Nobody does. It doesn't exist. There's no such thing. It's a political relationship. I live on England. Not in it. On it. And this is part of the terminology in the language that we're slowly building up. Very simple stuff. I live on England. I live on the law of the land. Like, one of the thing there's two things that Hannah's doing. One is, she has a law practice called London law. Where does it operate? It operates only on one court, which is the Land Court of England, which operates on England.
This is the court that we will be bound by and we're gonna run our own courts. So I it's not really answering what you were saying. In other words, The United Kingdom, no one lives in it. It doesn't exist as a place. It's not a geographical bit of land. There's no such thing. What's that? I suspect The United States is the same. There's no it's just a political construct. And so, but getting this language, right, of course, is important because they use it to trip oh, you just admitted. So I view The UK as their club, which I've been roped into unbeknownst to myself when I arrived, you know, sixty odd years ago, as were my parents and everybody else, blah blah blah blah. But what we're saying is no. I'm I'm saying, I'm a peasant. I'm a pleasant peasant, and I live on England under the laws of God. And I'm a sovereign. Yep. And you might disagree with that, and that's fine. But you can go along and ask about in your club.
I just that's, you know, it's very simple what I'm saying. Very same thing as us. Different terminology you're using.
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Let me share this. We've had pushback from people in the passport agency saying you cannot, be anything other than a US citizen. If you were born in one of the 50 United States, then you are a US citizen. So when we responded, we put in there, if you're telling me that I cannot be anything other than a US citizen, it would appear that you're in violation of the thirteenth amendment against involuntary servitude.
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And wham, they did a one eighty Yeah. And gave us what we wanted. You'll break that break that passport loose like a like a a a icebreaker above Russia. K?
[01:52:04] Unknown:
So, you know, the we feel or I think The United States corporation is similar to The United Kingdom corporation. And so if if you're British or whatever your other citizenship status is that you can voluntarily say, I am this, like we were able to say, we are nationals, whatever that might be in your country. Now if anybody argues against it, just say, well, here's the law against involuntary servitude and that maybe I'm sure it's different in your country than, you know, our thirteenth amendment and say if you're telling me I can't be anything but a UK citizen, then it's involuntary servitude. You you put me into slavery, and that should put them on their heels.
[01:52:54] Unknown:
Yep. Well, of course, they have they have put us into slavery, of course. And they absolutely have done that. And you're right. I think it's a matter of finding these sentences. I'm not the best person at this moment in time to tell you what those sentences are gonna be. But I'm looking forward to finding out what they are. Here's the I think we're gonna be classed as English nationals. That's what I think we will describe ourselves as. No. But here's your
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little little legal phrase you need to put on your list. It's called presumption of law. Do you know what this is? Because that's what there's going on here. A presumption of law is a presumption. You can go look it up in the law dictionary. A presumption based upon another fact. Now let me illustrate that to you. We go in and we bankrupt The US in '33 in the bond market. So now there's a presumption that the country's in bankruptcy. Now they take these people in this status that have been sitting there since the civil war, and they move everybody in as voluntary servitude just like Hal said in that sentence as a surety for the debt. Now it's a presumption that you're in that capacity.
It's a presumption based upon another fact. And so everything goes forward under the presumption until you deny it and confront it. But the only way to really effectively beat it is to go back and preempt it from the beginning. That's what the affidavit does. It does an end run around this scam they pulled and puts us back under the constitution, and we rebut the presumption. Very important to understand. Ask Hannah and your folks about it. Very important. Their whole scheme is based on presumption. That's why they move forward incessantly the way they do because they got the presumption behind them, and nobody stopped them. Until you stop them, they'll continue to move forward. Now, Larry, you were trying to say something?
[01:54:54] Unknown:
Paul. Paul. Read the quote. Paul. Paul.
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Yeah. Yeah. I I don't know if I'm gonna have time to do this, but I'm gonna read it as quickly as I can. The Edward Mandel House letter to Woodrow Wilson, when I try and get in as much of it as I can. Okay. Very soon, every American will be required to register their biological property. That's you and your children. In a national system designed to keep track of the people that will operate under the ancient system of pledging. By such methodology, we can compel people to submit to our agenda, which will affect our security as a chargeback for our fiat paper currency.
Every American will be forced to register or suffer being able to work and earn a living. They will be our chattel or property, and we will hold the security interest over them forever by operation of the law merchant under the scheme of secured transactions. Americans, by unknowingly or unwittingly delivering the bills of lading or birth certificates to us, will be rendered bankrupt and insolvent secured by their pledges. They will be stripped of their rights and given a commercial value designed to make us profit, and they will be none the wiser. For not one man in a million could ever figure our plans. And if by accident, one or two should figure it out, we have in our arsenal plausible deniability. After all, this is the only logical way to fund a government by floating liens and debts to the registrants in the form of benefits and privileges.
This will inevitably reap us huge profits beyond our wildest expect expectations and leave every American a contributor to this fraud, which we will call social insurance. Without realizing it, every American will unknowingly be our servant, however begrudgingly. The people will become helpless and without any hope for their redemption, and we will employ the high office of the presidency of our dummy corporation, The USA, to foment this plot against America.
[01:56:57] Unknown:
Yeah. There you go. Send that to Paul, if you would, Paul, please. Yeah. I like that. That's that's Mendel House, is it? Yes. Mendel House, who was who was Wilson's handler.
[01:57:08] Unknown:
And was one of the tribe, wasn't he? Colonel.
[01:57:10] Unknown:
I believe he was. His father was a merchant in Texas. I know that much about his background. I'm not sure if they were tribalized, actually or not, but they sure had the same mental capacity and things. It's
[01:57:24] Unknown:
it's difficult to imagine the sort of diseased soul that could put sentences like that down on a piece of paper. Isn't it? Yep. It is in both chats, Zoom and free conference call.
[01:57:36] Unknown:
There you go. Cool. So, now Thank you, Paul. I was trying to get to you, Larry. Quick.
[01:57:45] Unknown:
Yeah. So HMPO stands for His Majesty's Passport Office. In England, British passports are issued by His Majesty's Passport Office, which is the government agency responsible for processing passport applications and issuing passports to British citizens both within The UK and from overseas. They handle all types of British passports, including standard, frequent traveler, diplomatic, and official passports.
[01:58:18] Unknown:
I'll bet that's your office right there, Paul. Yeah. And May well be. Because and this is why. This is why it is in our country. Because under that Vatel's law of nations, a passport is in a piece of paper or document issued by your country to present you to foreign countries. If they're gonna present you correctly, they've got to have your correct political status, don't they? So what they do is they've got your system. I guarantee you it's set up where this thing runs underneath on a presumption of law. And the what you wanna be, I believe you're correct, is a national. But I'll bet you this passport office is where you would initially at least submit the paperwork, and it would work because it did in our place.
I didn't know to send stuff to the secretary of state, just a passport. Yes, Paul. Quick.
[01:59:09] Unknown:
It is important to note that you are not asking anyone's permission.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
Correct.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
You are informing them that your declaration to be referred to and, handled as an English national is your choice, and you're simply putting them on notice.
[01:59:27] Unknown:
That's right. And they've got because here, Paul, is the beauty. They've got to recognize it. They can't say no. They can't rebut it when you find out where the fraud is. They can't say no. And the only thing they can do is stand mute, which thanks to good Henry Henry the eighth means that they agree. Silent deep. So we've backed them into a corner, and they're flat ass in checkmate. And there's not one thing they can do about it except take the mask off and be open tyrants.
[02:00:01] Unknown:
One more thing, Paul.
[02:00:03] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, we're past the show now. So, you know, go yes. Go ahead.
[02:00:08] Unknown:
But, I just wanted to tell him, you know, like you said, the presumption of law, you you are making that correction of their presumption. Yep. And Yep. An affidavit, if you used an affidavit and kept it simple, they would have to rebut your your affidavit, and they can't.
[02:00:26] Unknown:
Nope. They can't nor will they. So it is that's why I say look back in history. Has anyone ever had these bastards in this position? If they have, I haven't been able to find them. The most powerful savages that have ever walked the face of the earth, wealth, influence, just like this child predator thing. Influence and everything else, and one sentence on one piece of paper to one guy makes them stand mute. You telling me that's not power?
[02:01:02] Unknown:
Setting the record straight.
[02:01:04] Unknown:
On such small little details, can the whole of civilization
[02:01:08] Unknown:
pivot? If if I may One of the things that Hold on, several people. We're gonna open up a second. Let Paul say what he's wanna say. But I I just I'm tickled to death to see you going down this path. And we, us, me, and this whole group are here to help you at any place you request our assistance.
[02:01:28] Unknown:
That's cool. That's fantastic. I was just gonna make a very brief comment, which is which you you'll probably all quite like, I think. One of the things that Hannah mentioned to me is that it's much easier to find out about this problem by looking at America than it is by looking at England. What should Because the the situation here is far more mature, and they've covered things up much more thoroughly Mhmm. Than than you have had to deal with, even though I know it's an exhausting process. So much of the because of the transference of common law and much of the structure x hundred years ago, many of the things have got a parallel, but they've managed to disguise things over here exhaustively.
Yeah. And it's, it's a it is a fascinating journey. It really is. So, it's definitely helping us, I would say, indirectly,
[02:02:20] Unknown:
knowing what what has taken place over there in The States. Well, I'll tell you why that is even more important than you know. Because what I've discovered about these guys is once they do something successfully, they repeat it over and over and over and over again. And that is one of their main Achilles heels. There's some predictability involved. They've got to do it the same way they've always done it because it's always worked. And the deviation and any repercussions that may go result are too big a risk for them not to deviate. So, really, it's an Achilles heel for them. Now several people wanted to chime in there. I don't remember first. Okay, Dave. You were. I give it go ahead.
[02:03:06] Unknown:
Okay. That that Mandel House letter, I think, needs to be included it with our affidavits, and it should say on there somewhere that I am one of those, one or two in a million that figured it out, and I do not consent three times, and we need to pass that to every agency. We know just like we send notices to everybody. We need to have that in our cars and hand it to the cops, hand it to our our secretaries of states or our, DMVs.
[02:03:36] Unknown:
Everywhere we go. Everybody needs that. That is It's very powerful. The more I hear it, the more powerful it gets. Right. And we don't we don't recite it and read it to you very much. We refer to it occasionally, but that's a very important document that Larry Beecraft told me was Patriot Mythology, by the way. Who else is trying to say something? Larry be of the fleet. Thanks, Rog.
[02:03:58] Unknown:
Early in the group, Roger, Gary was unmuted. And Gary what? He he was, making an echo back and and well, Paul was talking, so I muted him. And I don't know if he's still here. But, Gary, are you here? Did you have a comment you wanted to jump in with?
[02:04:18] Unknown:
No. You might have hung up. Okay. Well, if we did that to you, Gary We're sorry. Sorry, buddy.
[02:04:24] Unknown:
Joe Joe in Oklahoma also was unmuted at this point, and I just muted him. So
[02:04:30] Unknown:
Alright. Not sure if it was accidental or not. Okay. Joe, you have something to add, buddy, or ask?
[02:04:39] Unknown:
My apologies for that. I had a phone call, and when hung up, it went to it unmuted me, and I apologize for that. I would I see. My the chat screen on, and I can't find the quote that, Colonel House sent.
[02:04:55] Unknown:
Or It's
[02:04:57] Unknown:
it's I'll grab it and send you the account.
[02:04:59] Unknown:
Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon. I've just found a copy of it on Scribd,
[02:05:04] Unknown:
by the way, which is easy to it's only four paragraphs. Is that right, Paul? Looks as though it's four paragraphs here. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. I've got it. Thank you. Well, I actually have the document up on docs. Expose the matrix and the link to it. Right. Oh, crap.
[02:05:19] Unknown:
Alright. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Yeah. It's your local link that you put to your c drive.
[02:05:25] Unknown:
Don't worry. Click on it.
[02:05:28] Unknown:
Okay. That'll work.
[02:05:29] Unknown:
Alright. Hold on. I'll fix it over here. Sure.
[02:05:32] Unknown:
Alright. Hey, Raj. Larry's there. Elise is there. Larry, what you got?
[02:05:39] Unknown:
Okay. What I got from Paul from England is the England's equivalent to The US thirteenth amendment is called the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, and here's what this is about. It forbids involuntary slavery in most of the British empire. This act passed by the British parliament officially abolished slavery in most British colonies. While it did not immediately free all enslaved people, it stipulated a system of apprenticeship and eventually led to full emancipation. The act also included compensation for slave owners for the loss of their property.
[02:06:18] Unknown:
Paul, you understand that when William the Conqueror came over, he could only bring one of this of the statuses over because England had a free soil doctrine. He couldn't bring involuntary servitude over. So that everything is in fact, it's referred to in your old books as the English variety of slavery. It's all it's gotta be voluntary, which means you gotta be able to volunteer out.
[02:06:45] Unknown:
Mhmm. K? Yep. Roger?
[02:06:49] Unknown:
Yes. Now they're you're sketch, I think. Isn't it sketch?
[02:06:52] Unknown:
Yeah. This is sketch. Now I looked on Wikipedia and the, passport office is a division of the home office. There you go. I'm pretty sure. Okay. And also also, Roger, you're one in a million. Yeah. But I've heard you say that, of course, guess. So what we're really talking about is are you free or are you a slave? Freedom of choice and Patel's law of nation. Now I've I'm on this kick right now, and I have the term cognitive sovereignty, and I need to read what it says. Cognitive sovereignty is the foundation
[02:07:30] Unknown:
on that all other freedoms rest. I think you would agree with that. Yeah. Because once you make up your mind, then this the this happens because it's your choice. The only other thing now in this system where it's like you said, it's not a body of land. It's a political system, and you've got to go back and inform whoever this key guy is what makes you whatever and I'm pretty sure you're gonna find it's an English national. Okay? But whatever makes you the status that you find you wanna be, because you could do for any of them. And, see, here's the other thing, Paul, here. With us, the way I understand it, if I get tired of being free and not paying taxes, I can volunteer back in the same way.
[02:08:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Yep. The the passport office needs to be reminded that all persons born or naturalized and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of The United States. There's a two part legal test there. Yes. It is what it is. Exactly.
[02:08:36] Unknown:
And if you meet both parts, you're a citizen of The United States and a resident or state within you reside. So that's what our whole deal hinges on. One word, Paul, and, a conjunctive. Because if there's some that are and subject, there's gotta be some that are and not subject, don't there? That's right. K. The whole thing hinges on one word, and. Their whole scheme. And they knew in the eighteen sixties when they wrote this, that a hundred or so years down the line, they were gonna finagle everything to where they could ask you those two questions at the end of that first sentence. Are you a citizen of The United States? Are you a resident? Bam. I guess that means you're subject to the jurisdiction thereof then, doesn't it? Bam. You're in servitude, and you did it yourself.
These people are slick, buddy. They're slick.
[02:09:42] Unknown:
Well, they've had a long time to study us, haven't they? Yes. They've had a long time to study us and to figure out where our weaknesses are. It's millennia old, this Yep. Sort of control of populations thing. It is. And, you know, this is a process of the sheep discovering that they might be able to actually employ their brains and get back to Well get back to basics. So it's Goddamn. Stimulating.
[02:10:06] Unknown:
You get rid of the shepherd and put the right shepherd in place and move forward. Somebody was saying, if I may, a minute ago, who was that?
[02:10:16] Unknown:
Yeah. This is Samuel. Samuel. I just wanted to add Paul.
[02:10:22] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:10:24] Unknown:
Go ahead, Samuel. Finish up. We'll get the other guy next. I
[02:10:28] Unknown:
I just wanted to add, Paul, that in all my legal paperwork, because I don't trust men. I don't trust his laws. I always go to the ultimate owner of it all, which is my creator, and put some, bible quotes and things like that in all my, paperwork to show who the real authority is to me, not some man making crazy laws up that, go against God's laws, which Blackstone was dead set against. He said anytime man makes a law that's contrary to God's law, it's bad law. I yield.
[02:11:05] Unknown:
Yep. Okay. Who's the other fellow trying to say something? Yeah. This is, Ezana from Austin at a Raj Hey, Ezana. How are you doing, man? Ezana is Hey, Roy. Ethiopian. Thank you. One of our, really good listeners. He just got back from Japan and was extolling on us how the unbelievable difference between the two countries. Hey, Asana. Meet Paul here.
[02:11:29] Unknown:
Yes. Yes, Paul. I wanted to, I just wanted, you to know that I'm in honor of, there to be in your presence. I'm just delighted to catch you in real time. And, I, you know, I've listened to you a lot. And, with me, I just never had a chance to catch it live, and I'm very thrilled that I was able to do that. You know? And I was I was just wanted to let you know, I was when I was in Japan, I wasn't thinking about what was going on. I was in Japan, and I was wondering, hold on. What's up? Talk my Asana, talk right in the mic. You're a little Asana, you're a little distant.
[02:12:08] Unknown:
I wanna know what you're saying. Yep. Yep. Just talk a little more direct. I think we can all hear you better. If you'd start with that little I was recently in
[02:12:19] Unknown:
Japan. Alright. Can you hear me now? Better? Yes. Better. Is it okay. Alright. So I was, I was my wife and I were in this farmhouse in the middle of nowhere in Japan, And, here comes a British young man, 24 year old British man. And he sat next to us, and we're having conversation. He was just a wonderful, wonderful guy. And, me, I you know, so we were we were asking you, so what are you doing here? And he basically went to school, worked for about four years in the hospitality industry, sold everything he had, quit his job, and packed up and moved to Japan for six weeks.
That's all. That's basically until his money runs out. And, and he's he he just told us he just came to clear his mind. And, I can see he was, you know, disturbed, to say the least. And and I I I felt it. I felt it for him. And, you know, your politicians have betrayed you, and nothing less than a guillotine, okay, is is appropriate for these guys. And, you know, that's that's people's justice. No more law. No more this. No more that. Just butcher some, roll some heads. Okay. They've destroyed their country. Okay. And then you're hearing that from an immigrant. I want you to know that about a month ago, you were on Roger's show.
Just let's heard it, like, a couple of days ago. I think it was yesterday. And when you actually reclaimed a word, and loved it. I want you to know that. And the word was he said, I am a racist. And it was wonderful to hear that. Okay. And,
[02:14:13] Unknown:
it's a big it's a big touchy subject. Encouragement.
[02:14:18] Unknown:
Thank you. Yeah. It's it's you know, own it. Own it. What? Okay. Own it. Yep. And so they have taken that away from you. It's a beautiful language, beautiful culture. The British people are some of the most wonderful people I've ever met. And, you know, there are some imposters in there, and they took you to the clears. Okay. And I think you're doing that for immigrant. And I want you to know something. And there was earlier conversation, there was a topic about, spirituality. And there's something to that. Okay. I bought, in February '24 is when I first came across a Rogers show, a Rogers video.
And I knew nothing about nationality or any of the stuff. And I kinda thought that what he was saying was weird. And, but I listened to him, and I only had to listen to him for about two months. And I sent my affidavit, okay, just after two months of, you know, just grinding through it. And, you know, it's very empowering. And I wanna see, I wanna see you, you know, having the courage to overcome. It's The joy is a journey, not a destination Yeah. Like Roger does. And, I'm thrilled to hear you on that word. I am a racist. Thank you, Asana. We all are racist.
[02:15:53] Unknown:
Yep. And, Asana, you are naturalized, weren't you? That's Asana, you are naturalized, weren't you? I was naturalized in 2016.
[02:16:01] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. I was freaking afraid of Trump. And I was eligible to be naturalized for about ten years almost. Yeah. And we just never did it because I liked being Ethiopian. My wife is Mexican. She liked being Mexican. So we kinda took it to heart. And we were just afraid of Trump in 2016, that, you know, end of 2016. That's when we started the process. Now we get the joke.
[02:16:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's really interesting. And say, here, Paul, the all purse the fourteenth amendment, all persons born or naturalized. So what they did back then, previous to that, when you naturalize people we had an example of a black former slave in Massachusetts, and he was naturalized through the state as a citizen of The United States Of America. It's right there in the paperwork. Founded on Antiques Roadshow one night. Okay? But then after the civil war, they started doing everything federally. So here, we got a case, our our what was versus, secretary of state from Georgia.
Oh, man. Come on, memory. Arctic v d, secretary of anyway, he was a Hungarian William v Rusk. No. The it's oh, Afraim
[02:17:35] Unknown:
v Rusk.
[02:17:36] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Afraim v Rusk. It's getting old shit. And this was in the sixties. And he was a Hungarian Jew who immigrated to The US, and then they caught him voting in an Israeli election, which at that point was against the rules. And so even though there was a previous Supreme Court case agreeing with that they could take him, They reheard this case, and Dean Rusk was secretary of state. He was from Georgia. K? And, so it went into the Supreme Court, and they said no. Even though you violated this rule, they can't take Afraheem's rights that he agreed to when he naturalized away. Why not, Paul?
Can you think of why not? It's right there in front of you. No. I can't. Everything has to be voluntary. He can get rid of them. He could have expatriated as a state citizen even though he was from Hungary, but they didn't tell him that. They just said, no. We can't take those rights away because they're voluntary underlying this, and you've gotta give them away. Right. Voluntary is everything. It's at the base of everything here because everything's gotta be voluntary or it's tyranny.
[02:19:08] Unknown:
I have a question.
[02:19:10] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am.
[02:19:12] Unknown:
And not based on that. We're going back to when Paul English first joined us, and we were talking about the Fenton Bible. And I was wondering if either of you two are familiar with the e Ethiopian Bible, which supposedly is the oldest Bible. I'm not the books in it?
[02:19:32] Unknown:
I think I've heard it referred to maybe once or twice, but I'm not familiar with it at all, Lisa. Are you Paul?
[02:19:39] Unknown:
No. I'm not.
[02:19:41] Unknown:
Is this where the Ethiopian Jews come from? I grew up
[02:19:45] Unknown:
I grew up with that.
[02:19:46] Unknown:
We can ask you. So is that is this where the Ethiopian Jews come from? Is this old manuscripts and papers supposedly that they've got Well qualify them as being Jewish?
[02:20:01] Unknown:
A sect of them. A small sect of them. Okay. And, it's the it's called the Palakkad, the Palakkad group. So Ethiopia is, it's got it's got Judeo Christian to end to the nth degree. Okay? Going back probably two thousand years. It all started that the Christian side started in the year March. Okay. Before that it was essentially predominantly,
[02:20:27] Unknown:
the old,
[02:20:31] Unknown:
Jewish tradition was practiced for about one for about a thousand years starting from the year September Christ. Wow. So, so he there's 3,000 in total. And, so the tradition, culture, and all of that is just the Judeo Christian, way of life is ingrained
[02:20:54] Unknown:
in in our in everything we do Yeah. In the culture. In our, in our ethos, so to speak. Yeah. Yeah. So a video is on a a video that I watched on it that I found quite interesting was the, the calendar and how how the calendar has been changed. And, supposedly, in Ethiopia, they go by the old Yeah. And and and that throws us all off being on this wrong timing.
[02:21:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. So we we are in in and we have a different calendar. What if you compare side by side, we're nine years about eight and a half years. We're nine years behind. 2017
[02:21:36] Unknown:
currently. Right? 2017
[02:21:37] Unknown:
now? Yeah. '2 that's correct. Yes. And our our day starts at 7AM and and then so not at midnight. So there's a there are subtle differences, and it all has to do where you begin, you know, I'm just kinda sort of learning that, but it all has to do with the celestial alignment and where you begin time zero at. Okay. And they don't tell us a lot about that. But How how long were you doing? Thirty eight days.
[02:22:07] Unknown:
Right?
[02:22:08] Unknown:
Well, two or three people trying to talk. Oh, I'm sorry. I hear you talking about It wasn't you. It was it was guys in the audience wanting to say something or ask you. I know one of them was Bory. The other guy was before you, Bory. I'll get to you. What did you have to say?
[02:22:23] Unknown:
Just Todd. I just wanted to see I I'm from I I just happened to see that, like, two days ago that they're using the correct calendar. I believe they're using the thirteen months, twenty eight days. Correct?
[02:22:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Thirteen months, twenty eight days. Yeah. Every four year, it my brother was born one day shy of the, you know, the the the sixth day on that on this on the thirteenth month. He was born on the on the fourth day. He got lucky. His birthday would have been every four years. Yeah. How long have you been in The US? So, thirty years. Sir, 1993 when I came. And, you know, it's yeah. So I came through, for school, high school. Right? I went to high school here, private school. Right. And I got a flu ride to college. And, and and that that's funny because, my daughter goes to the same college that I went to, university I went to. Yeah. And, she has the same teachers and everything.
[02:23:35] Unknown:
You're kidding.
[02:23:37] Unknown:
And and I, you know, my my my education was fully paid for. And I think it was last night, I was listening to one of your episodes from a month ago. And now I understand who paid for my education. Yeah. And spiritually speaking, I was livid. I was pissed. And I understood it, like in January, this past January. It really disturbed me from my core that I was used. I was an instrument to take advantage of an American. Because I was okay. I was capable. I have certain capability. But I'm not genius. There are thousands of people here that are fully qualified to take that spot seat Yeah. That I took. Alright.
[02:24:36] Unknown:
Okay. And someone paid for me. You were you were steered into it.
[02:24:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Someone paid for me. And I I was an instrument, and I didn't like that. It it disturbed me to my soul that, I was used. And I actually the the the you know, all my my daughter said is, hey, dad. She goes, there are a couple of African guys in in my classroom studying engineering. She goes, yeah. They remind me of you. And that ate me from inside. As those guys, I know they can't afford it. Yeah. Okay. And then who paid for them? Why are they there? When I am paying full price for my daughter. They're
[02:25:22] Unknown:
always social engineering.
[02:25:23] Unknown:
Ate me.
[02:25:25] Unknown:
Yep. They all they're always doing social engineering. Apologize to my daughter, by the way. Mhmm. I can under they're always doing social engineering, and they set it up with things like that right there. And it's all designed to mingle and mix us all together and be one brown people. K? Really?
[02:25:43] Unknown:
Yeah. And and I
[02:25:45] Unknown:
a cell phone. No. Don't get me. I wanna tell you your joy. I'm sorry. Joy to be in the audience and and and to come forward with your unique experience because I don't think freedom is limited to ethnicities. And this is the only way that you would have ever had a shot at being free. Come to The US, naturalize, find me, go through this process. It's the only way you'd ever done it.
[02:26:18] Unknown:
It I don't know of any other I've told some of my Ethiopian friends, you know, about what I'm experiencing through you, Roger, and the things I'm doing. And, they they wanna get close to me. So forget my Ethiopian friend. My Yeah. My, my even white American friends I spent a lot of time with, they're all confused. And I just I'm kind of a, a loner here. Well And and and and amongst my social network.
[02:26:52] Unknown:
Well, I want you to go out and hold your head proud and tell them about it and see which ones respond and which ones ask questions. And you found a whole new family here, and we're all based on the same values. It doesn't matter what color we are, k, or ethnicity or anything else. And from that standpoint, it's a joy for me. Okay?
[02:27:16] Unknown:
Thank you, Rogers. Thank you for everything you do. Well, thank you. I I and and this is I I I listen to you a lot. I listen. And and, you know, I feel like you live with my mind. So, I by the way, I'm finding my voice, and and that's another thing. I'm I'm very private person, and I find myself over time finding my voice to speak, and and that's I think, that's a positive thing. No. I think so too.
[02:27:47] Unknown:
Well, we're tickled to death to have you, man. I think you're a wonderful example to the whole audience. Roger Yes. Is that Bob? Hey, Bob.
[02:27:58] Unknown:
Yes. It is. And what's the gentleman's name again? I've spoken to him a week or two ago, and I I can't remember your name. Asana.
[02:28:04] Unknown:
It's Izana.
[02:28:06] Unknown:
It's Izana. It's Izana. There you go. Okay. Izana. Yeah. So Alright. Is the
[02:28:12] Unknown:
the the name of, the the king that, introduced Christianity in Ethiopia in the year February. Really? Cool. How do you spell it? He became a Christian, he changed his name. How do you spell it? E, z like zebra, app, Nancy, apple. Ezana.
[02:28:28] Unknown:
Oh, cool. Well, thank you, Izana.
[02:28:31] Unknown:
King Izana. Just look at my gratification.
[02:28:34] Unknown:
I may be I may be able to remember that now with that explanation. I've got something to tie it to. Right. So, Izana, is your wife entirely on board with this?
[02:28:45] Unknown:
She's riding along. She's Mexican, and she's kind of she's confused about it. But I told her, you know, back in in February, you know, in March 2024, and I said, hey. This is what's going on. You wanna do this with me? Because I'm doing it by myself. And she goes, she looked at me. She says, okay. Fine.
[02:29:09] Unknown:
Every now and then she comes to me. She's
[02:29:13] Unknown:
Is is she naturalized? Done. You know? Is she naturalized, is Anna? Yeah. Yeah. We were naturalized. Okay. Good. Yes. How cool. Okay. Good. So she's not against it. She's just confused.
[02:29:24] Unknown:
She's just confused. Yes.
[02:29:26] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, that can pass. When they're absolutely against it, that's a bit of a challenge. But good deal. I'm glad to hear that.
[02:29:34] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. It's cool. It's a journey.
[02:29:39] Unknown:
Thank you, Azana. Anybody else got anything for Azana or Paul or any of us?
[02:29:46] Unknown:
I got you something, Roger.
[02:29:48] Unknown:
Okay. Bob, I'm gonna go From yesterday's after go to the gal next. Go ahead.
[02:29:54] Unknown:
From yesterday's after show, we have snakes invading our premises. We've got a gal. I won't spot her to say her name. You can go read listen in the archives. Bringing forward crap that is absolutely antithetical, that means opposed, fundamentally different to what is being taught here. Uh-oh. You don't need to declare to yourself national. You can just write the IRS and tell them that you ain't volunteering anymore because he's a good hearted Christian man, and he's Yeah. Yeah. So I came on and mentioned
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Go ahead.
[02:30:33] Unknown:
I came on and mentioned C o 26, CFR 1.1 Dash one a. And she just rolled right on, just grandmotherly smooth voice, just Okay. You know? Just aggravates the heck out of me that they use this platform Uh-huh. To absolutely go against everything it stands for. Now the other thing is that unless you can prove that you are not a US citizen, the IRS can continue with collections. Right. Do whatever. That do you not understand? Anyway, I just had to get that off my chest. That was so aggravating.
[02:31:17] Unknown:
Was this one of your gals, or was it was was the gal that was saying that on here with us today?
[02:31:22] Unknown:
I don't believe she'd be a part of my the our family. No. I I do a lot of discernment.
[02:31:27] Unknown:
No. Roger. It's an older, older participant.
[02:31:32] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:31:33] Unknown:
Coming out with more than a grant. Okay. Well But there are so many people that are looking for looking for answers. They're willing to grasp onto that, and she was so syrupy smooth in her delivery and and so inoffensive that it just made me wanna
[02:31:49] Unknown:
choke somebody. Ma'am, I see. You're Anyway I I was present at that conversation, Roger, and Yeah. I've spoken with this lady quite quite a few times. Okay. And I can promise you that she in no way means to misguide anybody.
[02:32:07] Unknown:
Yeah. She is truly looking for truths. Okay. And Well, you gotta pull her aside and try and straighten her out, Lisa.
[02:32:17] Unknown:
I will do. You know?
[02:32:19] Unknown:
And I'm amazed at how many people still fall back on some of that stuff. Anyway, it is what it is. Paul, did you take off? Are you still with us or what?
[02:32:28] Unknown:
Oh, you're still with us. Oh, I'm still with you, but I'm about to take off. Okay. Well, actually I've got a job a task to do in about thirty minutes, but it's been wonderful being here today and all the comments from everybody. I've been listening quite attentively the last half an hour or so. It's been great. Really good. So Well, good. I have a question for you, Paul, before you go.
[02:32:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Sure. I said it's nice to meet you, Paul. I'm on mute.
[02:32:51] Unknown:
Okay. Who is it speaking? Who is speaking? Is it Sherry?
[02:32:56] Unknown:
Yes. It is. Paul, is there, like, two questions that you answer, like, when you get your driver's license? Are you a a UK citizen or a British citizen, and are you a resident? I was just curious about that.
[02:33:14] Unknown:
There may be. It's a long time since I applied for a driving license. I think I renewed mine a few years ago. Probably did it online. I had to renew my passport, and I did that online. When the first one came through, this is completely not really answering your question, I was furious with it because it it was one of the old ones. So I tore it up and threw it in the bin. I paid for it. I've been because they're doing them old and black, and I'm just a weirdo at times. But in the end, I can't really answer that. I don't really know. I can't look at it. I just got a birth certificate through the other week, and someone's gonna take me through what every single part and marking on the birth certificate means. Yeah. Which I'd like to do. I had to get I had to renew one because I'm tidying up a lot of paperwork here at the house and stuff. But yeah.
[02:34:01] Unknown:
Sherry's referring to is those few questions they ask you, and I've been asking you this for years. Can you go back and identify something they ask you where you would be an an unawareist of you volunteering to a fraudulent contract? See, they don't get you highly likely. I don't get you. Yes. They don't get you on the front end. They don't say, hey. Are you gonna contract? They do all that for you. That's the fraud. That's the presumption of law. Then they ask you if you agree with it. Now they've got plausible deniability, and it will always be where you sign something.
[02:34:39] Unknown:
Yes. Probably will. I'm reasonably sure that that is part of the process. Yeah. Although, people are putting sort of pen and ink signatures to too much these days. No. I don't think I had to do anything like that, not with wet ink. There wasn't anything like that. If they didn't have that, you wouldn't be in the contract. So it is not only important,
[02:34:58] Unknown:
it is one of the most important aspects of it because this is where they derive plausible deniability. Oh, well, Paul should know what he is. He ought to know which one of those six statuses over there he is. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, isn't it?
[02:35:15] Unknown:
Mhmm. That's right. Well, I agree with them. Ignorance of the law, is it? But I'm not I'm not ignorant of the law. I'm of it, which is a different condition. So I'd get them on the word. I literally do not know that these laws exist. Yeah. Well, that's different to ignoring them, isn't it? It's not that the laws are bad here.
[02:35:36] Unknown:
It's that they've been designed to be bad. The laws can be equally good or bad, even man made ones. But it's this skewing of them and weaponizing of them that is, the objection.
[02:35:51] Unknown:
They are planning to make 70 year olds retake their driving test Oh my god. Which is just another money making scam and also to get lots of elderly people off the road to reduce the amount of travel that we do. However, I am reasonably sure that by the time I rock around to that in about five years' time, I won't need one. I'm not going to be using one. I'm not have registered vehicles or anything. The there's a traveling community here in The UK that travel all over the place without any of this nonsense, and they're brilliant at dealing with the police when they come to be moved on. They really do know their law at that level. But Okay. You know, it's the idea of not to even be placed in an adversarial situation in the first place. One situation in the first place.
One of the things that Stuart mentioned to me when you pulled over by a copra over here, he said, one of the things that you should ask them is what is the nature of your action? Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. You can't that up. That's your interpretation.
[02:36:44] Unknown:
See, we have to know the nature and the cause of the accusation. That's in the constitution. Well, you know what that word nature is? You'd know, but you don't I don't think you really the nature is the system of law you're in. The cause would be whatever brought it about, but the nature is the system a lawyer in. You referred to it the other day, but but there's about six or seven different systems of law. So that's what that question is. You you're you you must know the nature and cause of the accusation, and that's the system a lawyer in. Accusation, and that's the system of law you're in.
[02:37:16] Unknown:
Well, in that case, I'm reasonably sure the nature of their action is commerce.
[02:37:21] Unknown:
And Law merchant. Law merchant. That's it. You saw you heard it in the Woodrow Wilson thing. We'll use the law merchant. That's the old Babylonian merchant code. That is what we call the uniform commercial code. I don't know what you guys call it over there.
[02:37:37] Unknown:
The, yeah, the uniform commercial code. We've still got it. I I've gotta go, though, Roger. I do have to go. It's been wonderful being here. Thanks very much, and I'll I'll stop by again at some point soon.
[02:37:47] Unknown:
We yeah? Go ahead, Dave. Quick. Paul, one more thing. When they when the cops pull you over,
[02:37:52] Unknown:
you ask them, is this a traffic stop? Because traffic the definition of traffic is commerce. It's commercial. Yeah.
[02:38:01] Unknown:
Yeah. They're definitely operating in commerce. There's a shit They they tend to not answer the question because they would have to tell you. And by not answering it, they go into a condition of dishonor. And one of the things I was told was that the first party to go into dishonor has lost. That's it. Could be. And that's one of the reasons in the courts. They get you to go into dishonor. It's also to do with the promotion of getting us to use foul language. It's dishonorable. And you put yourself in a state of dishonor and they use that against you as well. So, yeah, it's deception everywhere. It seems to me that the best thing is to just simply not have a relationship with them.
[02:38:36] Unknown:
Yeah. But you gotta learn about it first to not be able to have a relationship with them. So Well, yeah. I agree with you. Yeah. Well, that's what we do here. You know, everybody wants to talk court court court. We try our dead dead level best to keep your ass out of court because you don't belong there. K? Paul, go do what you gotta do. Love having you stop by. Thanks again. Love you. We'll talk to you soon. Let us know how we can help you.
[02:39:02] Unknown:
Brilliant. Catch you all real soon. Thank you, Roger. Thank you, Paul, and thanks everyone here. Brilliant. Ciao, buddy. Bye for now, guys. Yep. Bye bye. Ciao. What a nice guy.
[02:39:11] Unknown:
Just Gotta gotta be wise as serpents, just as gentle as doves.
[02:39:16] Unknown:
Paul is one of the most pleasant people I have ever worked with in some sort of a professional capacity. I just adore working with that guy. K? So, he's, become a good friend, and we love him. And glad to see he's on this track right here, because it's like his gal, the barrister said, America probably led us in this. It's just it was easier for us over here because we have those two clear cut statuses caused by this war that they could hang the feudal system under. I mean, it's perfect. So, anyway, somebody else got anything for me today? Because it's been a jovial show having Paul along unexpectedly. And Mark, I guess Mark's still with us. I hope. He's doing good.
Do what, Sketch?
[02:40:08] Unknown:
I just wanted to say again that, well, two things. I put it I I did I have a link in the chat of the antique grocery just me that lost the feed?
[02:40:21] Unknown:
I think something happened with everybody, but I don't know, Sherry. That was a minute ago.
[02:40:27] Unknown:
No. Sherry's the only one that dropped it.
[02:40:30] Unknown:
Okay. You are you are the only one. I
[02:40:34] Unknown:
just wanna mention I did put the antique roadshow that you mentioned in the chat and that you are one in a million
[02:40:41] Unknown:
blessings. Yeah. Well, I I realize that. I keep telling you. I don't know why the good lord tapped me, but there's some reason. So, anyway and I'm glad to answer the call. So, anybody else got anything for me today? Good show today. I do, Paul. I do. Okay. Well, hello. I do. Is is Mary again?
[02:41:04] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am. It's Mary. Yeah. I got some good news. I got back, because I went to go get my paperwork notarized, and they wouldn't notarize it. Why not? Well, then I had talked to Keith Sheldon because they refused. They politely refused. Well, in the state of Illinois, there are certain laws that we they can refuse because, apparently, people doing this, they don't want us doing this. And some notaries were being sued, quote, quote. So they have the right to refuse, and then what I have to do is move on and find the next one. Well, just go find two witnesses. At a realtor's office. Just go find two witnesses and get I just got an appointment. Okay.
And they're doing it for nothing. I found a realtor's office because that's what he told me I could possibly do. Because he had the same problem in Washington state with about six to eight people he was helping get this process completed. And he's like, it it's and she read my documents, which kind of bothered me. It's she's like, well, you can't do this. I'm like, yes. I can, and I am doing this. So, like, but it doesn't matter. I just wanna let you know I'm extremely excited. I do have an appointment for Monday to get my documents notarized, and it's gonna cost me nothing.
[02:42:17] Unknown:
It usually doesn't. Usually, banks will have a notary used car lots, surprisingly enough, used notaries a lot, usually a notary. And even if you can't find one, all you need is two witnesses. That's biblical, Mary, by the way. Go back to the biblical roots of this. And all you need is two witnesses, and it's the same as a notary.
[02:42:41] Unknown:
Okay? Yeah. It was my bank that refused. It was my bank that refused. Okay.
[02:42:45] Unknown:
Well, yeah, you need a new bank. My bank. Goes to figure, doesn't it? You need a new bank. Yep. Okay. Well, Mary, we're glad to have you. Glad to see you jump over the line and and feel that the information is compelling enough to follow-up on, and, congratulations. Now just go share it with others. K? So, great onboard another one of your students, Todd. Anybody else have anything for me? Okay. Well, I've been on the air about three hours. I'm a little rung out.
[02:43:22] Unknown:
It's great to see you. Great show, Roger. Have a great night. See you tomorrow. Thank you, Todd. Thank you, everybody. And yours, and,
[02:43:29] Unknown:
we will be back tomorrow. We'll see what surprises we may have tomorrow. Who knows? Right? Thursday. So, yeah, the the the yeah. And that's your double duty day too. Y'all can Yeah. Go listen to Paul's show tomorrow. He may be talking about some of this. So, anyway, we'll see y'all tomorrow. Thanks, Paul.
[02:43:49] Unknown:
It's
[02:43:50] Unknown:
a great show. Roger. Alright. Yeah. Yes. Somebody said Roger.
[02:43:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Samuel.
[02:43:57] Unknown:
Hi, Roger. Thank you. I was
[02:43:59] Unknown:
I I did some research on for our Fenton's bible, and, I think in his ninth edition, he, he put in the preface that, he thanked Westcott and Hort for the New Testament. So he used a lot of Westcott and Hort's work in Okay. In his New Testament.
[02:44:24] Unknown:
Okay. And those guys, they after they buried them, they dug up their bones and burned them is how much they hated those guys. Okay. Thanks, Samuel. See y'all tomorrow. That's for pastor Peters, the King James only version, by the way. And you could probably order it through his website, still being maintained. I'll mention it again. Scripturesforamerica.0rg. A true prophet, Pete Peters. See y'all. Ciao.
[02:44:58] Unknown:
Bye, Roger. Mary, are you still there? Could you please tell us what bank? Thank you. Could you if you don't mind, could you tell us what bank refused to notarize?
[02:45:13] Unknown:
It was the Credit Union.
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[02:45:16] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. Yeah. It's a Credit Union. Yeah. Yeah. No problem. I mean, it it Illinois has got some pretty cronyous things that they try to get away with, but you just gotta that's what Keith told me. Just keep shopping around. Keep looking. And he told me the same thing. You can go to a dealership. You can go to I, like, was thinking on going to a bank, and then I have a friend that's a realtor, owns a realtor company here in town, and she's like, no problem. I'll notarize it for you. Don't even worry about it. So I'm like, sweetie. What region of Illinois are you in, if I may ask? I am in Mendota, Illinois, which is I'm about 80 miles west of the city of Chicago because I was born and raised in Chicago, but I'm out in a farm community now. So it's a very, very, very small town.
[02:46:06] Unknown:
Alright. Like, it's Rocky, kid? Still Westwood, Walker?
[02:46:11] Unknown:
I am I would say I am Rockford is north of me, but it only takes me forty five minutes to get there. Straight Route 39. 40 Yeah. Okay. That would be, like, 45 miles. Yeah.
[02:46:24] Unknown:
Well, I'm in Danville. I was just curious.
[02:46:28] Unknown:
I know where Danville is.
[02:46:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Just Oh, yeah.
[02:46:33] Unknown:
Okay. Glad you're here. Yeah. I know where Danville is. Danville. Well, things I'm glad you're here because I work a lot.
[02:46:41] Unknown:
What's that?
[02:46:42] Unknown:
In Danville in Kentucky.
[02:46:46] Unknown:
Every state has a Danville. There is a Danville in Kentucky. Yes.
[02:46:51] Unknown:
Well
[02:46:52] Unknown:
Every state has an Aurora. Like, we got Aurora, Illinois. There's Aurora, Colorado. Okay. Every state has the same names.
[02:47:00] Unknown:
Yeah. And thanks to the Simpsons, every state has a Springfield. Is not very
[02:47:06] Unknown:
correct. Every state has a Springfield because they're not very, imaginate they have no imagination. So they use the same thing over and over again like they do with these laws, like they do with these draconian crap that they've been doing for centuries.
[02:47:23] Unknown:
Right.
[02:47:24] Unknown:
Excuse me, Paul?
[02:47:26] Unknown:
Right.
[02:47:28] Unknown:
Has Roger mentioned if he heard back from Anne yet?
[02:47:32] Unknown:
No. He didn't mention it. Okay. Thank you. Just let everybody know, the archive for today's show, complete mess absolute complete mess, Part of the, part of the connectivity dropped out. However, I did get everything that Roger and Paul were talking about when FCC was not connected. So, I will be putting the missing pieces together and trying to assemble some kind of a viable program. So we'll just
[02:48:03] Unknown:
see. Thanks for all you do, Paul.
[02:48:06] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you, Rami. We Patch it up, boy.
[02:48:09] Unknown:
We appreciate you, Paul. And I'm so glad that you got that quote in before the end of the show. Oh, damn. It was
[02:48:19] Unknown:
it was touch and go there for a minute. I'm going, come on, people. Give me a break. But I I was Paul. I was able to get it out in three minutes. A five minute read. I was able to do it in three minutes because that's all the time I had. I was
[02:48:37] Unknown:
I was watching the clock too, so I said, read the quote, Paul.
[02:48:41] Unknown:
Read the quote. Read the quote.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Oh, wow. He worked. Hey. This is Larry. I wanted to ask Mary why she was refused to have the document notarized. They have to give a reason.
[02:48:58] Unknown:
She she didn't give me a reason, and I didn't argue because for one, I I know her, and she's the bank manager. And Audrey just said no. I'm not notarizing this. You can't do this. And then she just walked away from the wind from the window. And being such a small town, I'm not getting into a pissing match with anybody because we're already having enough problems out of our mayor, out of our road commissioner, out of our like, we're because we've put a lot of people on notice for a lot of different things, and they already don't like me because of what I have been doing before I knew about this process.
This is just a process to do grassroots politics, so to speak. And they're just dirt like, our sheriff's department are not doing what they're supposed to be doing. I'm on the border of Lee County and LaSalle County, Illinois. So half a mile that way. So there's a lot of different things that we have done, and they won't even acknowledge anything. They won't even look at it. They won't read it. It's like you're voted in. We voted you in. Like, you're not just a fly by night. You work for us. And they just so between the school board systems, we've been fighting for my daughter's program because she's handicapped. She has cerebral palsy.
So we've been fighting for so many different things and not getting anywhere. And me studying this, which I've been studying this process, it was just called something different. Like, I studied David Wynn Miller at the Parsey Syntax Parammer. I've studied David Strait. I've studied, like, a lot of different things, bonds for the wind. There's many different things. And Vandersteel is the one that turned me on to this one as well as Todd because Todd's been I mean, we all have this core groups and get together and try to figure out a way, and Todd is 120% right. This is the easiest way to get our grievances set forward to just walk away from the system, basically.
I mean, because they're already in violation of the Geneva Convention, which gives us the opportunity to not pay our federal taxes. Because there's a senator out of Connecticut that made that perfectly clear that, yes, you can. Nope. I'm not paying my taxes. You're in violation of the Geneva Convention because of what's going on with Palestine and Israel. So it's just been a long draw drawn out process for me, and I'm not gonna get into a pissing match with somebody in a small when it's so small. You know, you got grandkids that go to school, and it's just I'm I'm not gonna deal with their mess. You guys wanna still follow the system. You do you, boo. I'm gonna continue to do what I'm doing, and I'm gonna continue to find a remedy. I have a remedy, and I found somebody that's willing to sign. Go ahead.
[02:51:42] Unknown:
For if if you're not finding a notary to notarize it, you can have two witnesses, and that works as a notary. What witnesses does? Just anybody that you know that knows you, and they can notarize your affidavit by putting their signature. Oh, to say that you're on there. I'm a living woman, and I am here? That you're Okay. They know you. You don't have to say living woman, but that they know you. Someone that's known you for a while. So over two years. Yeah. So you can get that for over twenty five years. Get that signature.
[02:52:25] Unknown:
That'll help you. Thank you. I didn't know that.
[02:52:29] Unknown:
Hey, Mary.
[02:52:31] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:52:33] Unknown:
It's not the easiest way. It's the only way, unless you understand it's the feudal system. Let's get back to the basics. Unless you understand that, you're just spitting in the wind. It's the only way. It's not the easiest. It is easy, but it's not the easiest. It's the only way. And, yeah, the whole point of an of a notary is not to approve of what you're doing. It's to identify you. They don't they they shouldn't. Let's put it that way. They shouldn't be able to refuse just because they don't like what you're doing because that's not their function. That's why the
[02:54:03] Unknown:
Works when I when I lose my keys. Right. Alright. Have a delightful day. Thanks.
[02:54:10] Unknown:
You too. Thank you. If you lost your passports, you have to report that to the state department, and they do frown upon that.
[02:54:22] Unknown:
Yes. But at this moment, they're just misplaced, and they do not Okay. Category for misplacing them.
[02:54:33] Unknown:
Have you checked all your pockets and your knapsack and your suitcase?
[02:54:42] Unknown:
What was the reason he last needed him?
[02:54:50] Unknown:
I have a question. Does anybody know that somebody on this board has acquired a live birth certificate through an I guess it would be the deposit trust certificate corporation or whatever it is where they're stored or from the state.
[02:55:21] Unknown:
What what do you mean? I've never heard of that.
[02:55:24] Unknown:
Are you talking about the DTCC? Is that what you're speaking of? Okay. Yes. That's probably where
[02:55:31] Unknown:
they're stored. Not sure, but I think so. That's Roger says the you know, it's in a vault protected by armed guards. I think that's the vault that they are.
[02:55:49] Unknown:
Right. But I think that each state I got my certificate of live birth from Missouri a year ago, and it it shows my mother's handwriting, what she as informant. Anyway, it's pretty interesting document, and, it was a delight to see my mom's handwriting. And two, Interestingly enough, one is not my mother's. They're the registrars and the, attending doctors. And those two signatures are required for a contract. So
[02:56:33] Unknown:
Sherry, you requested the live birth month, not just your birth certificate. Right?
[02:56:38] Unknown:
Correct.
[02:56:39] Unknown:
K. Thank you.
[02:56:41] Unknown:
And I think it was $35 if I'm not mistaken, paid up front. And it took, maybe seven to ten business days days, something like that. I don't rightly remember. So but it also puts on there at the bottom that you cannot make any reproductions. It's against, state statute.
[02:57:14] Unknown:
Hi. This is Mike. I just wanna chime back in for Mary or whoever else, has issues with notaries that if you have a AAA office available near you, you can join. It's, like, $40 a year, and they'll do, they'll notarize documents as many as you want. No no charge. No questions. No nothing. I've been to multiple different offices, and each one is the same in different states. You just go up. You're a member. Show them your card. Show your ID. You can notarize as many things as you want, and it's always been really easy. Just a suggestion.
[02:58:00] Unknown:
Hello. This is Chris from California. And, I would like to know from Paul, I guess, how to join Brent Winter's trust class.
[02:58:17] Unknown:
You sent the email to BG Beaner and put trust in the heading. Trust in the heading.
[02:58:27] Unknown:
Okay. Send email to where?
[02:58:31] Unknown:
I don't have I To Beener? Yeah. It's Paul Paul Beaner, but he's not on here to tell you that I don't know the email. So I'm I mean, buddy Okay. Should be able to tell you.
[02:58:45] Unknown:
P g beaner dot @gmail.com. [email protected].
[02:58:54] Unknown:
P g beiner.
[02:58:56] Unknown:
P, p as in Paul, g as in Gordon Got it. Beiner, b I e n e r.
[02:59:05] Unknown:
Also, put it in the regarding, that it's trust class so he'll be able to find it quickly.
[02:59:13] Unknown:
It goes p g biener, b I e n r, at what? Gmail?
[02:59:18] Unknown:
Gmail. Just put trust in the in the, subject line. Yeah. And it was supposed to start tonight. He said last week he was gonna try to get it set up for tonight, but he's had computer problems or something. I don't know.
[02:59:34] Unknown:
Okay. Great. Well, I'll get this off to him right away. Okay. Thank you very much.
[02:59:56] Unknown:
And while we have this audience, I'd like y'all to say a prayer to doc doctor Paul Thomas and Kenneth r Stoller. They're suing the CDC because they got fired for questioning the seventy two dose childhood vaccine vaccine schedule, and they're suing the CDC, and they need to win.
[03:00:23] Unknown:
Great. And for the one day I talked about the trust, process that you could go already to, Brad Winter's website and start to taking the classes already.
[03:00:36] Unknown:
Yeah. Once you sign up in your and and they're paid for, I can, tell everybody how to do that right now. Go to commonlawyer.com. Click on the donate button. And when you click on the donate button, a window will pop up, and it'll ask you for a dollar amount. You put in $30, and it'll ask you for your name and your email address. And you process that contribution, you know, pay pay with your credit card or debit card, whatever. And then after that is successful, send an email to, [email protected]. The email address will be on the same page, and put in the subject line, Radio Ranch Trust Group.
And then just send a quick email just saying, hi. This is me, so and so. I just processed a payment for, entry for, addition to the Radio Ranch Trust Group. Please put my name on the list. And what, Joy will do is she should respond back to that email with credentials so you can actually access the course, or she'll just send you a link to the course, and you can start taking it on commonlawyer.com right away. Now I meant to have, like, the whole group assembled, before this, but, you know, I've had two running days of network failures. Three of which happened during the show today, and you guys all know that. So, anyways, go to commonlawyer.com, click on the donate button, donate $30, put in your name and email address, and then send a follow-up email to in church, innchurch,@commonlawyer.com.
And with your name and your email address and, the amount then that that was to pay for your entry in the Radio Ranch trust group. K? That'll do it. You guys can get started on that right away. Hopefully, there will be I've got Hopefully, there will be abundantly flowing, payments into commonlawyer.com. Anyway, who's who's
[03:03:32] Unknown:
yeah. Oh. I wanted to ask you, I already paid a $170 $75 for the whole course a long time ago, and I never logged in, and I never took the class. Do you think that she would just accept that and let me do this class with all you guys so I can hear the q and a?
[03:03:52] Unknown:
Well, if you never logged in, if you already paid for it if you already paid for it beforehand, you should have you should be all set up. You can take the course anytime you want.
[03:04:06] Unknown:
You shouldn't have to. Okay. So we're we're not we're not gonna have, like, live, q and a with, with him or anything or no? No. No. We're not gonna have a live q and a with Brad. Alright. And that's perfect.
[03:04:17] Unknown:
Thank you. That's perfect to answer my question. Thanks.
[03:04:20] Unknown:
Alright. What we'll what we'll do when when I have things organized, we'll be doing a lesson that'll take about ninety minutes, and then we'll have thirty minutes of discussion and questions at the end of that. And any questions that are not able to be answered from the people that are in attendance, we can send those questions off to [email protected], and we'll see if Brent will, zap out an answer real quick.
[03:04:55] Unknown:
Paul, can you say that email address in church very slowly?
[03:05:00] Unknown:
It's on the same it's on the same donate page. Just go to go to common lawyer dot com and click on the donate page. There the email in [email protected] is right there. I don't know if it's I know it's I n n church, but I don't know if there's a space or an underscore or a dash in the middle. But the the email is right there on the website. And if you can't find it on the page that you're you're donating through, just go to the contact page and just put the information right in there and send it off. Piece of cake.
Piece of cake. Groovy even. Okay. Anyway, guys, I'm gonna take the stream down because now I've got four different pieces that I have to assemble for the, for the archive because, things dropped out again fifteen minutes ago. So I'm gonna shut her down before it happens again. Anyway, this has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, and Paul English of Paul English live fame actually showed up and, regaled us with, stories, questions, queries, and all that happy stuff. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern on radiosoapbox.com, Global Voice Radio Network, eurofolkradio.com, and our website is thematrixdocs.com.
So check it out. Go there. Pack a launch. Stay the day. Thanks for being here. I'm Paul from Global Voice. Sayonara. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[03:07:22] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Host Welcome
Radio Ranch and Global Voice Network Overview
Current Events: Israeli Scandal Discussion
Political and Legal Implications
Religious and Cultural Commentary
Historical Context and Personal Stories
Biblical References and Spiritual Insights
Legal Systems and Sovereignty
International Perspectives and Comparisons
Educational Systems and Societal Structures
Legal Definitions and Concepts
Listener Interaction and Personal Experiences
Cultural and Historical Discussions
Ethiopian Cultural Insights
Closing Remarks and Reflections
