In this episode, we dive into a myriad of topics ranging from the intricacies of classical music and its digital transformation to the profound impact of early musical exposure on children's IQs. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as we reminisce about the days of milk delivery and the evolution of dairy farming, highlighting the challenges faced by small farmers in the face of corporate agriculture. We also explore the significance of local politics and the role of precinct committee chairs in influencing community decisions, offering insights into the bureaucratic hurdles and the importance of understanding one's legal status.
The discussion shifts to the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, sparking debates about the circumstances surrounding his death and the broader implications of such events on societal division and media narratives. We delve into the potential motives behind the incident, the role of misinformation, and the psychological impact on the public. The episode concludes with a focus on the importance of understanding tax exemptions and the practical steps individuals can take to navigate the complexities of state and federal regulations, emphasizing the power of knowledge in achieving personal and community freedom.
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Here we go. Fifty eighth. Yikes. Love to change the world. Here we go. We're gonna change a little bit, maybe, hopefully, kinda, wanna, here on the, Monday edition. That's right. It's the start of the week here on September 15. Right smack dab in the middle of the month here. And, Roger Sales, your host at the Radio Ranch, and Paul ingratiated us and treated us to some classical stuff. That wasn't Wagner, was it, Paul? We're not playing Wagner, are we? Might be a good idea.
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Actually actually, I don't know who the original composer was, but, can you take a wild guess how many instruments were involved in the creation of that? Just a while ago. I what
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if it was an orchestra, what, fifty, sixty? I mean, I'm sure I'm wrong, but that was if it was an orchestra, I'm sure it's digitalized somehow. Good, though. Zero.
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Zero instruments. Okay. It was all, a sampling? That was a MIDI file. It was all one computer that did that.
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Uh-huh. Yep. Pretty amazing what digital stuff can do these days. It's nothing like the old days, but, that was a nice little piece. It inspired me a little bit there, Paul. Some nice violins. And there I I really, I was raised partially on classical music, semi and full classical, and, and I like it. So, it's it's wonderful to you who was it? Who was it? I don't remember. The mom was pregnant. The whole time she was pregnant, she was using headphones on her stomach with classical music, and it increases children's IQs. I mean, that's that's why they go in and want rap. They don't want all that good stuff that structures you. They want all that animalistic stuff that sounds like drums in the jungle. So, anyway, here we go on the Monday edition starting the week out. Morning, Paul. Hope everything was good for you over the weekend.
Yeah. Good.
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I got I got one thing to share about what, you just mentioned. Yes, sir. When my youngest boy was a baby, I used to put him on the dining room table in his little seat, and I used to play classical music for him. His favorite was, Vangelis, Chariots of Fire, the extended things.
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Uh-huh. You're right. And,
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I also, did some, Chip Davis stuff, Manheim Steamroller, Yeah. I remember them. Escape from the Atmosphere.
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Do you remember
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Do you remember craft work?
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Yep. Kraftwerk from Germany. Fon Fon Fon on the Autobahn. Remember that?
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Yep. I used to do that too. I worked that record.
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Mercury had that out of Europe and, somehow and I worked that record. They came to Atlanta. I didn't speak any German. I got to go down and shake their hands and stuff. But fun fun fun on the Autobahn. Yep. I remember that. They're not having too much fun on the Autobahn over there these days. You know? No.
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No. Not quite. But make a long story short, of my three children, my son's IQ, my youngest's, IQ is the highest.
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Yeah.
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I was always grateful to my father. He had a a wide range of musical, loves. And, I mean, I was raised on everything from the heavy classical, light classical, all the way to Burness Tub and some kind of country song. Mhmm. I can't find my thing because I left it in the bathtub, you know, whatever that country song was, and I have a great appreciation for that wide range of, musical appreciation. I don't do music too much. This age, I'm more into politics. But, but, yeah, it was for formative years of my life. I thank my father very much for, all of the instructional stuff that he, he gave me. And as I said, you know, I remember if anything is worth doing, it's worth doing well.
And if I heard that one time, I heard it 10,000 times when I was growing up. Mhmm. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. I as well. So here we are. Yep. Try to still adhere to those lessons that'll they had taught me. So you wanna give our, our, friends and associates some credit here? I certainly will. Monday, we usually don't have a bun we don't have a bunch of them generally on Monday. Right?
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Well, actually, we do have almost a full complement. The only one that's missing is radiosoapbox.com. Okay. Well, that's good. We're on, eurofolkradio.com, of course. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network. We're also on the plethora of platforms brought to us by the Net family of broadcast services. That would be WDRN production support, Collins, Colorado, WBOU one zero six point nine FM Chicago, homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, golivetv, and stream life.tube. We're on two different rumble channels, one through WDRN productions and my rumble channel, we also made a change on the, the running time of the program. It is, now 01:57 forty five that will be anybody that wants to pick us up and, and, syndicate our program, they can easily fit it within their broadcast schedule in a two hour time slot. So that is why that change was made. It would have to be somebody that's got some sort of a program
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that is similar to ours parallel for them to come in and patch in with us and get this message to people that have not been introduced to it in a way where they've got a foundation of what we're talking about. They think we're nutty nutty people over here.
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A lot of people do, but, you know, once they once they actually start to understand it, once they actually start to to get exposed to the real nuts and bolts behind it, then it starts to click. And when the light comes on, it will never be extinguished.
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Well, that's it. Once you see it, you can't unsee it. And and all of a sudden, there's a lot of confusion, it seems like, with many people. And they reach the, line of demarcation or the fork in the road or the sloths and cutoff or something. They reach that point where they get banged upside the head and then bang, all of a sudden it comes to you go, holy smokes. That's happened to a number of listeners. I've heard that over the years. So anyway, we welcome them. And if you're if you're get patched in here and it seems confusing, just hang in a little bit. And, if anything tweaks your curiosity, please go watch one of the videos on the matrixdocs.com, that are Oh, yeah. Designed to show you the program that you've been in your whole life, where you were tricked by Esau Edom.
These monsters, you were tricked by the god hates, by the way, that Esau Edom, you were tricked into committing yourself to voluntary servitude, and all you have to do is an an untrick yourself. I mean, it's that simple. Okay? People go, it can't be that that simple, Roger. No. Sorry. It is. I know it seems amazing, but it's back to Occam's razor, I guess. Right, Paul? It's always the simplest. So anyway, everybody's there. Did you did you give them all credit or we kinda talking about that? Everybody credit except for our website, thematrixstocks.com.
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Well, let's not assume that. Links to free conference call to join us live on the show. You will also find links to Global Voice and Euro Folk Radio. And we're also supported, by a great website, nationalstatus.com. So check that one out.
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Yeah. We don't give we don't give Dave and Kaye or or or Mark enough credit, you know, to throw people over there in that direction. But Nave and Kaye have done a very impressive job on the wayside website, mainly Kaye from what, David is gracious enough to give her the credit. And, and also Merck over there with their Telegram group with over 500 people over there and get answers, and we appreciate everybody's, contribution to what we do here. So, well, Paul, here we go starting another week. We hadn't heard from doctor Kocerra, have we?
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Let me see. Nope. He is not with us at the moment.
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Well, I know he's not here at the moment, but I wonder if he'll be here today. He's see, he may still be in his summer schedule. You know? So, hope your team won Right. Through the weekend. Well, there's Samuel at the start. Generally, lately, Samuel's been waiting till the end of the program or in the after show. Morning, Samuel. How are you doing? You have a good weekend?
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Good morning, Roger. Uneventful, but, I'm happy with this. Got a few things done. Okay. Good deal. Got some good news for a change. I guess that's why I'm early. Oh. That that lawsuit against the PMA and the farmers in Virginia from the state has been dropped. I guess they got a lot of heat from a lot of people and decided they weren't gonna go there.
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Well, they, I think that they're gonna have a hard time cracking it legally. It's my personal feeling that probably contributed. Don't know the percentage of that, but that's good news, Samuel. Have we ever found out about the guy out in your neck of the woods, that was doing the PMA classes and stuff? I talked with him one time about what we do. Never communicated with him since, but he had that same situation. It was over alcohol they were selling in their store. Do you know if that ever cracked or not out in California?
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I don't, but I do get messages. Do you remember Ken who used to call in from Sonoma
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area? Sure. He's he's part of that.
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And, maybe I could send him a message and find out.
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Well, let's see if there's ever been a deposition. Gregory's area. That guy is in Grass Valley. That's very close to Rough and Ready. I see. Well, maybe Gregory knows something about it. Gregory, you with us this morning? Do you know anything about that PMA case out there? Well, nope. I don't guess Gregor Gregory's tuned in yet.
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Still early out there on the Left Coast. You know, with with the government, it it the point is it's just about control because they they obviously don't think raw milk is a danger, because they were allowing them to run a herd share. So they had the same clients only under a different protection system for themselves and and to keep the state out of it, which is very expensive to do. And, I mean, that's what our local person has, and the last time I looked, the gallon of milk was something like, and this is years ago, $18 for raw milk
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through the air chair. God, you almost had me spit all over the monitor, man. $18 a gallon?
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And that's probably the last time I looked to see what it was there. That's probably over five years ago, Roger. Mhmm. Wow. So I'm sure it hasn't gone down. Well, we've got I don't know. The the brand is called Pure Cream. I think here is a milk local milk.
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And, man, that is the best milk I have ever tasted. I'm not a super big milk guy, but, you know, I'll have it in coffee or with some kind of dessert or something. But, man, that stuff is good. I I had it compared directly up to whole milk that we got when we went to that, milk thing in the mountains here about a year ago. Man, it tastes just like raw milk. I mean, it's just excellent. So it's not any it's I promise you it ain't $18 a gallon. I don't know how much it is. I don't ever buy a gallon. That's too much for me. But, anyway, we're fortunate to have that down here.
Anything else, Samuel? Anything else on your mind? No. That was it. I was just
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just happy to see something decent come about and the government to back down for a change and, you know, leave the little guy alone.
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Yeah. Well, that's, you know, also right along with what they're doing in Pennsylvania, trying to Amos Miller and all the Amish. There's still tons of bad forces, that are very established in the forms of government. I'm sorry to say. So anyway, well, that's what we fight. You know, we've been fighting since the beginning of time. The battle we fight now is that same battle, Lex Rex versus the, common law. The law of man, the law of the king versus, god's law. And that king been fighting it a long time. You know, he goes back and forth in the battle. Seemingly, it seems like we're turning the corner on him a little bit these days, a little bit.
So there is hope. Right. Light a little bit of light down down there at the end of the tunnel, Dave. Do you see it too?
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Well, yeah. Actually, I do. It's not good morning. I didn't want you to veer too far off of, what Samuel was talking about in the raw milk deal. You know, we moved out of Detroit in somewhere around '63, '64, and, moved to the suburbs about five miles north of the, you know, of that boundary line, but it was in the boonies. And, you know, it was a yeah. Square mile subdivision they were building, you know. We, dad bought a, you know, had a house built, then there was a elementary school right behind the house, you know, being built while they were building ours, it was pretty neat, lots of woods to play in and big hills to play King of the Hill on, and, out we every house in that square mile subdivision had a milk chute in the garage next to the service door.
It was a steel box that had a door on each side, you know, outside and inside. And the twin the twin pines milkman would put, you know, two or three quarts of milk glass bottles with cardboard caps on it. Right. I remember those. Inside that chute and pull out the empties, you know. And, and it, you know, it'd come every every, you know, couple times a week. And, I'll never forget that, you know, and seeing the Twin Pines commercials and those old milk trucks, you know, driving around and and I don't remember when it stopped. But I do remember, you know, when my dad used to have to start bringing, you know, milk and bread home after work. We, you know, four three boys and a girl.
And, you know, we were all hungry all the time. And, anyway, he used to complain about, you know, having to stop and get milk and bread every day coming home from work. But, man, that that Twin Pines, I'll never forget that. And what a what a what a tragedy they what they've done to us, you know. Anyway, I call it real milk. You know, to hold milk. Raw milk. My buddy, he he was he delivers hay out in South Dakota, you know, on a in big semi. And, he he delivers it all over the place in several states. And,
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the big rolls the dairy part. You you talking about those big rolls of hay where it's a big circle or bales?
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Yeah. It's it's rolls, the big giant rolls. And his are Uh-huh. His he puts 40 of those, and they are huge. And they're heavy. Oh, yeah. They're close to a ton. His are close to a ton. They they overload this truck. And it's a beater, you know. It's funny. Because I'll talk to him and he's got, you know, 40 tons on that thing and, it's like, wow. And he's he's, you know, scraping by it and spitting oil and all, you know. Well,
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Don't talk to him while he's driving, Dave. I'm gonna give you a little side device. For your sake, for your buddy's sake, do not distract him.
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Hey, Dave. Did that bottle of milk with the cardboard cap on it say, don't consume if the safety seal is broken? I don't think so.
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Anyway, he he was made a deal with this this, farmer from California who left and, you know, bought a farm a couple 150 acres or something that it 250 cows or something. And, and he made a deal with that guy, and he was giving him, you know, real milk. You know, whole milk, he calls it. And right out of the vat, he'd go deliver him hay, and that guy give, you know, as much as he could carry home. He'd carry home ten ten gallons or so. And, you know, he was selling it for $10 a gallon, because he couldn't use it all himself. Right? And, you know, he had a daughter and grandkids and stuff, and they all were drinking it. Now this guy had a deal. These these, these curtains on the shed, you know, the milking shed blew down in a bad storm a couple years ago, and the insurance company was really trying to screw him. And and he fought like hell.
He finally got an offer that was acceptable, and now he's selling out. He's gonna be closing the the dairy farm. And and it he Randy said it's that's happening all over there. I'm sure. You know, none of them sell raw milk, but this guy lets them have it because it's Randy was trying to make deals with the guy to get some calves and he could start his own little herd and, and he wanted that raw milk, you know, so he's given him a few loads of hay, to pay for stuff. And, now the guy's selling out, and he hasn't he's gotten milk, but he hasn't gotten any calves yet, but he's got some and he made it. Finally made a deal. Now he's just got to find a place for him. So, anyway, he wants to do that with raw milk, you know.
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Do you remember Tom Valentine, Dave?
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I remember the name, but I what's what's his
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story? Well, he was a guy with Liberty Lobby, associated with Liberty Lobby, the spotlight, and Barnes Review, and all that. And he had, if I remember right, two hours on shortwave on WWCR. And he's real health oriented. Tom was. I'm assuming he's gone now. Probably, he may not be. He was a health nut. But, anyway, he's not on the air. Don't hear his name around. And he, one night, was doing a program on milk, and he went back and there's a chart he had, which showed in the forties when they started homogenizing milk, and heart disease just skyrocketed like a hockey stick.
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Incredible. Right?
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Breaking down that fat to where it's so small that it can do damage to your body as opposed to the whole milk where the globules are large and, just benefit you. You know? So, anyway, I just remember that old Tom Valentine used to listen to him. Who would and what was the lineup? I think we'd start with Paul, Tom Valentine, about nine, and he'd go till eleven, and then they had pastor Pete at eleven. And then they had somebody, somebody else afterwards. It was a nice lineup. It was on WWCR. And, of course, many times at night, they're beaming their signal up to bounce off the ionosphere.
Well, I'm talking about normally for shortwave stations. I went up there and I had a little bit of a relationship. I can't remember his name. Unfortunately, he's a nice guy, was the the manager of WWCR, and we were in Nashville on something else and, went out there and took him to lunch and got a tour of the station. It was just about like any other AM station you've ever been in. I've been in a bunch of them, you know, over the years of my record business career. And, but the antenna was what's different. And it's a it's a a ground array of antennas, not a big stick or any kind of a stick sticking up. They're all relatively close to the ground.
And, of course, what they do is they throw that signal up. And in the daytime, for example, if they were broadcasting, let's say, down here to South America where I am, in the daytime, they would be using the cloud cover with the moisture in the clouds to bounce the signal, and it would end up down here. They can aim that angle where they can decide where where the trajectory of the signal is. And, and then at night, they use it and bounce it off the ionosphere. So when the and the Africa or China or wherever, you know, it goes all the way across the globe. And, of course, at nights, when you would try and be listening to them and we were fairly Atlanta is fairly close to Nashville, you know, from this perspective anyway.
And we were kind sometimes you'd get real good reception and so well, maybe not real good, but you'd get listenable. And sometimes you'd have to struggle through all this white noise and stuff because we were so close to Nashville that the signal would go over us at night. So, anyway, that's a little bit of the old days. Y'all just turn on the computer and plug in to any one of these little outlets, and you get to do all this fancy stuff. A boy wouldn't like that thirty years ago, I'm gonna tell you. K? And you had to really work to find this information. And it was only when they got the Internet to a point where they could do, radio through the Internet that this really started growing and growing. It's exploding on them. Now, there are more people watching. Yeah. Roger. Alex Jones at one No. Really? That's it. No. Oh, woah. Woah, Dave. Please let me finish. There's more people who listen to Alex Jones in one day than than maybe listen to the whole week of one of the established, Trojan old old time clunky radio broadcasting units. Yes, Dave?
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Yeah. I've never really got a chance to listen to a shortwave. I it it just seemed like that white noise was all I could ever get. And, you know, the the signal would drift a lot, and, I remember Tom Valentine. Wasn't he the the guy from Motel six who would keep the light on for you? No. That's Tom Bodine or Bodette. Oh, Bodine. Yeah. Bodette. There you go. Bodette. I think Tom Bodette. And and Tom Bodette, when he was doing all that,
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he lived in one of the most beautiful places on the face of the earth, which is Homer, Alaska. You know, I'll live Oh, wow. For you. He lived up there in Homer, which is I mean, I've talked about it before. I I just have I still have the mental pictures of my youth when we, popped down from fishing there at at the Anchor River close to the mouth on the Kenai Peninsula, mouth of the, Gulf Of Alaska there, and we'd pop down to Homer because it's about 20 miles. And, man, first time you come over that hill, it's in August. The fireweed is the flower of Alaskan is just fireweed red everywhere.
And you look over it. Here's the Gulf Of Alaska over on the right. And then there's a, I forget what the mountain range is, but there's a mountain range across the the Kachemak Bay there and, all all the blue and the glaciers. And then there's the the spit in the bay. Kachemak Bay is the name of it. And it's that glacial blue. And here's this bright red and this glacial blue and this mountain range behind you, and you can see 11 glaciers. And it's just spectacular, man. A wonderful, beautiful place. So, anyway, that's where Tom Bodette left. He'll leave the light on for you. If you ever get a chance to get up to Alaska, boy, make it by Homer.
You'll be, you'll be impressed. So where else can we go this morning besides our we've got a musical tour, and, we've had a little history tour, and now we're off here on a geography tour. Does anybody if we got any new students out there, the show's for you. We're trying to see if we can get you out from under fake Jew slavery. And, if you'd like to get out from under all of the, entanglements in which you've grown up and and you've agreed to it, it's a trick. It's it's Rick VR that uses it. It's a trick, and it's overcomeable. They're exposable.
We're freeable, and all that stuff's been proven. It's not something I'm removing from my sphincter muscle. We've been doing this for people for fifteen years, at least, and and never, one one piece of blowback has ever been reported to me. K? That's I have to add that as a caveat because the, my experience is when anything happens here in this area after you've especially if you've gone through the procedure, anything that happens, I'm the first one you're gonna call. K? I've I've had it happen a bunch of Roger Roger Roger. I got a letter off. What am I gonna do? I've had it happen a bunch of times. Okay?
And it's all paper tiger stuff. None of it ever comes to fruition. If you know your information and you respond to whatever they're sending you, you're gonna get what you wanted. And that's the I remember Ryan. Oh, that actor from Hollywood that was with us about I don't remember, five, six years ago. And, Paul, have you heard me tell this story? Ryan comes on here. I forgot somebody told him about us out there. And, he comes on the show, and he goes, well, where are some of your victory letters? I went, what? He says, well, where are some of your victory letters? Don't you have anything like, you know, go to an MLM meeting and everybody's waving around the copy of their check or whatever?
And I've never had that question asked before. And I thought about it. I said, well, Ryan, I think the reason we don't have anything like that is because all these guys do what we ask them to do. We change. We go over this other side. We try and get them to do this stuff, and they all cooperate. They don't give us any crap, and they do what we want them to do. So there's no victory except the fact that everything runs smoothly. Yeah. We had that one time. Sure did. We got a few more of that now with, like, Sarah's, CPS experience and, you know, some of the other things that have come to the forefront from our students here. Yes, Samuel?
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I wanted to say one more thing for farmers before we leave. You know, the government is really winning. 45,000 farms throw in the towel every year.
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It's a sad situation. And then Bill Gates can buy their farmland.
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Well, a lot of it is the corporate those that go corporate and get bigger and bigger and bigger and get all the subsidies, swallow up all the little people. Yep. Oh, it becomes another big, government institution run indirectly.
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Suck them right in to achieve their agenda. Which is to get no no good milk out there for you and no good food in your cupboard, none in your refrigerator. It's all contaminated. You know what they're doing. And you know why? Of course.
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So, anyway,
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who else? If if we had 10 to 20 acre farms, my buddy, you know, he's been doing this his whole life out there in South Dakota, and he's seen the collapse, you know, all these giant, you know, corporate farms are taking over everything, and and they're destroying, you know, stuff that shouldn't be destroyed. You know, land, you know, woods and, you know, habitat and whatever and, or they're paid to have habitat, you know, not to farm. And they pay them not to farm. You know? And, and and if he says if every if if, these people would have 10 to 20 acre manageable farms, we would have plenty of food and get the darn government out of our behinds and, you know, let us regulate ourselves self governing. Right? Yeah. And, we wouldn't have any problem with food or, really, you know, most of the the illness goes away. Because that Well, you know, I start people.
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You're out there looking for something to do, some way to contribute in your local area. Try and go meet some of the farmers that still have their their land and their farm business and and start a, start an organic market in your town. That's what this, fellow that I interviewed with, oh, Logan here with Sewing Prosperity, which I don't know if we got and I don't know if I guess Logan has put that interview up. Any of you listeners here come from Logan's, interview? No? Guess not. He might not have it posted yet. He's got four children in a business, and, guy's got more to do than he should have, probably.
But, anyway, nice guy. That's what he has, some sort of an organic market. I think he has has it in a PMA. And I said, well, Logan, this is what you want because you can backstop that PMA with this national thing, and I don't think they can I don't think they can break it? I know one thing, they'll never bring the national thing up in court on charges. They're they're never gonna come after you and try and bring you into some court thing when you've properly given them notice and they know you're a national because they're scared to death of this, folks.
K? This takes away all of their mojo. All their mojo is gone, and they're exposed. And they they they don't know what to do about it. It's pretty obvious by the fact that in fifteen years, all they've been doing, sitting there marking time, they don't know what to do about this. There is no option for them except take the mask off and be totally open tyrants. They know what happens when that happens through history. There are a lot better verses. John Benson used to tell us, he said, listen. They know the history and they know the Bible one hell of a lot better than we do. And he's absolutely right.
K? And we have a word on Todd yet. Is Todd back among the living or what? Any of the Toddlers any of the Toddlers along? Mary, are you there? Monday, I think Monday people have things to do or whatever, it seems like. Maybe
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Roger.
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Much on the program. Yes, Samuel?
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When when when I grew up, my dad was milking 45 cows, and that was supporting roughly nine people. Yikes. Today, one of our neighbors who had roughly the same acreage as we did at the time my my dad was milking the 45, He might have been milking 80. That family right now is milking 10,000.
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Well, I imagine they've got it automated by now.
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Oh, it it, there's water scarcity because of the amount of water they use in their particular area. There's there's all kinds of issues. It's, it turned into something obscene is what it I mean, I could tell you,
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but I I won't bother you. Corporate. Got it. More bottom line, more money, more money. We wanna So how the animals are taking care of everything is just,
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it's not right.
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Samuel? No. I'm sure they're abused. I'm sure they're abused. Do you ask who was trying to get in there?
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This is Sketch. I was just gonna ask Samuel where that PMA case what state that case was in?
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That was Virginia. Virginia. Thank you. Thank you. Good morning. Campbell County.
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Campbell County, Virginia. Is that up in by, what's his name's area up around the, Shenandoah Valley? Tom, do you heard Samuel, do you know? No. You don't know? Okay. Well, anyway, there's a victory. God thank God for small victories. We're seeing some of them here lately. You know what is interesting to me about this, Charlie Kirk shooting last week? Have you heard one person calling for gun control? We haven't heard the usual suspect. Oh, gun control. Get the guns. Get the guns. Well, first of all, it appears it was a Mauser, and that's a bolt action, and they want semiautomatic stuff.
But I just think it's interesting. We had heard one call for gun control. I haven't on on the stuff I've been listening to since. So that was interesting. I want to, congratulate Infowars this morning. They've got Owen's replacement on, and and, with the exception of today, Harrison's taken over for Alex today. I really like Harrison. He's about had become about my favorite of all of them. And, they, tapped Brianna Morello, I believe is her name. Brianna Morello, a seasoned, independent journalist to take over Harrison's spot. And, she's, well, she's a lovely thing. That's for sure.
And, one of god's female creatures. And, she looks real good, and she is very, very good at what she does. Quite articulate, a real go getter, and, she's gonna have the morning slot over there from now until whenever she doesn't. And, I think she's gonna do a real good job with the, little bit of a taste I got this morning. So, she's a good I got I got a female going on the staff. She's very professional. She's very, very good. There's some excellent female independent journalists out there right now, and I was glad to see them tap her. So she'll be nice to look at. Even though she does wear her hair all the way over on one side, it does flatter her. Yes.
Yes, Larry. What do you got? Yeah. Good good morning.
[00:39:27] Unknown:
I was just wondering what your thoughts are on what Alex Jones discovered a couple of days ago. So there's this book that was written, the shooting of Charlie Kirk, and this was posted on Amazon, like, nineteen hours before the assassination. And another thing is I've learned that it takes a couple of days or, like, twenty four hours or forty eight hours before a book can be posted on Amazon for it to be approved. So it looks like this might be much bigger than just some Well crazy guy shooting Charlie Kirk. What do you make of all that?
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Well, it should be. I'm still trying to sort through all of what we know. You know? I'm, I'm quite I don't know how how to read that except, obviously, it shows premeditation. I I really think the, several people I think Harrison said two or three people have contacted him and said, don't let go of the Israeli angle here. Don't let go of the Israeli angle. And that has come to other people too, I believe, Alex. We, of course, don't know because he hightailed it up to Washington last week on all the lit litigious stuff he's involved with and then has ended up on the Left coast out there. I guess he'll be back tomorrow or Wednesday. We don't know yet. I'll be interested It's an unfolding deal. I mean, I can't imagine a a father who is a 27 year sheriff's deputy whose son, he sees a picture. They put out a picture. He thought he recognized his son. He confronted him. And, evidently, his son, confessed to his father, which is what I'm hearing, Larry. And and and, of course, the father takes him in. That's gotta be a big burden when you know you're taking your son in on something he's confessed to you, and there's a death penalty involved in your son. That's gotta be I can't imagine him doing that otherwise, Larry.
So there's some a lot of things we don't know. There's some things we may never know out of this. Roger. I don't know if I've ever seen hardly with the exception of a president of somebody get assassinated that's had the worldwide effect that his assassination has had. Was that Jesse?
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Yes. It was. Jesse. With all due respect, that 22 year old had nothing to do with it. And, you know, when he was running over that roof and he threw himself 15 feet, he threw himself with a case. You cannot dissemble any of the He did what? He did what, Jesse? He was running away.
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He jumped with the case supposedly the gun the rifle was in there. No. Jesse, that's not right. I've seen the closed circuit. He did not jump. He lowered himself down and put his hands on the edge of the roof to brace himself on about what appeared to be a 15 foot drop.
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And regular and regular mainstream media, they're showing that it was the case for the rifle, and then he build it up and threw in the forest. But that's not what I'm calling for. I'm calling him he was shot behind, and it takes a lot. They remove everything. They want everybody to believe that that 200 yard or 150 yard was shot by a 22 year. It it was not him. It was not him. It was nothing about him. He doesn't have the wish to prepare something beforehand, a week beforehand. It was a complete team that did that. And it was 20 feet behind it. I know I know for you and but many here will do this. The whole adjustment, let me ask you a question.
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If there was somebody behind him, there was nobody behind him on the stage. There was the tenth that came down. And if they shot, there was a 30 aught six. Okay? You can't there's not a 30 aught six pistol
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that I know of. It was not That's a high power. I'm not I'm not an expert.
[00:43:41] Unknown:
I'm not an expert, but How did they where was the rifle behind the tent that shot him? Then where's the hole in the tent?
[00:43:49] Unknown:
It was not a rifle. It was 25 feet behind him or 25 yards, and there was a building right beside and through a window. And he got hit by the right, and he came out to the left where you see all that bursting. Usually, when you shoot through a window or a glass or a door, everything burst out on the other side. If he got shot from a 200 feet, through his neck, it would burst out. Plus a three zero eight,
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guess what? He all his neck would've been blown out. It wasn't a three zero eight. It was a 30 odd. Right. There's a 30 odd six, Jesse.
[00:44:24] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Right. That's what I'm saying. 308. Well, I I didn't say 308. I made a mistake. But I was saying, it was a 22 that shot him through the right, and it came out through the left and the neck. That's a 100% proven. The other one is what they want us to believe. They want us they want us to
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Who who whoever's trying to talk, we can't have two people talk at one time. Please.
[00:44:50] Unknown:
They want they want us to believe the left and the right put us against the left and the right, the transgender, the liberal against the right, and they are removing all the focus from Israel, mister BB prime minister. He's the one. He turned on them in the last couple of months, and he was threatened. Even Owen says that that he was being pressured, and he wanted them he they they wanted him to change all his opinion. He stopped receiving donations from them. You know? All the evidence leads that when he turned on them, that's it.
That's it. They needed to remove them from there. But that you know, when the whole media is always pushing for the 200 feet, We know this for every other issue that has happened in that area. When everybody's pushing for the 200, you know it ain't that because everybody's promoting that. We gotta look the other side. But there's hardcore evidence they were shot 25 feet away from him or 25 yards from the from a window and from the going from up down through to the right side, and he came out to the left. And that's why you see it bursting out that way. That's my case. Everybody everybody needs to This is Chris from California.
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Everybody hold on, Chris. Everybody's got their opinion. Yes, Chris. Thank you.
[00:46:07] Unknown:
Okay. Eventually, we're all gonna find out that he was not shot at all and that he's not dead. That may take some time to come to that realization, but the facts are out. And, when you see the analysis and there's a reason why that happened that way. But he's not dead. He was taken out of there, taken somewhere. He was probably on that plane that took off that shut off its transponder. No. He wasn't. What he was. That was app as protocol from the Salt Lake City Airport,
[00:46:39] Unknown:
and any private planes that take off from there have to turn their squawk box off. That's policy of the airport in Salt Lake City. Okay. That's more. This misinformation that's floating around out there about this and speculation. No. I just I just I just I just I just speculated. We got Chris talking. Be quiet. Your turn will come. Stop this.
[00:47:00] Unknown:
I I just speculated about the plane. I don't know about the plane, but I do know that they told you just gave you the facts on it. Private car. From this well, you were speculating on it. Very much. I just gave you the facts on it from the airport. Okay?
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So no more speculation on the plane.
[00:47:18] Unknown:
Thank you very much. Thank you very much. However, he's not dead, and he wasn't shot. Eventually, you're gonna all find that out. Now I sent some information to Paul, and I'm gonna send more information to Paul, and that's who I'm gonna communicate with.
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Okay. That's fine. Roger? Now who else is trying to say something there?
[00:47:37] Unknown:
Me? Julie?
[00:47:38] Unknown:
This is Alan from Chicago. Alright. Well, Julie was first, Alan. Hold on. Alan, Julie was first. Hold on. I'm sorry? Julie?
[00:47:48] Unknown:
Yeah. I just a 100% agree with Chris. I changed my stance after seeing a recent video on the fourth news with Michael Jayco, who's former CIA and former Special Forces, and he had another individual on. And there's all these videos out there saying, Charlie Kirk assassination was a captured and staged event. Another one, stating that he was not executed. And if you watch these videos, there's also a Substack expert who's showing. And then, I mean, I don't believe he's dead. I 100% agree with, Chris in California. I yield.
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Alrighty. Alan?
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Yeah. We've done a lot of research. I have no doubt in my mind, whoever was on that stage, whether you're saying he's live or not, whoever was on that stage is dead. And the reason being is because there's two things that we've discovered. One, we have discovered the entry wound. The exit wound is from his neck. When we take a measurement of the angle, it is from 65 to 70 degrees from the left and above. There is no structure there. Now here's where this gets fun or interesting, however you wanna say. Over in The UK right now, anyone sees a drone, they run for cover.
That's all there is to it. They run for cover. They're gonna get the heck away from that drone. Here in America, we can have drones fly over a military base, and it's not a threat. So a college kid flying a drone is expected. Everyone ignores it. Now we have reports that it would take a $2,020,000 dollar drone. No. The we actually are looking at this. If you already have a handgun or something like that, it would be less than $2,500 to get a drone. So nobody's even considering this fact. And the fact that the angle is so sharp, And from the above, there is no structure to be on. It's the only thing remaining. But the one thing that we can be sure well, two things we can be sure of. Whoever that's a photograph of is dead.
It struck just behind the ear, passed through his skull, and out his neck. We can have that. We have video that shows the, capillation, vacuum that follows the bullet pulling this thick skin away from his neck. And and it it actually shows it retracting. Everything is following the bullet and pushing all that out. So we have that. There was a There is no question about that, are you?
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Was it true too?
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Pardon me? What's the question? I who just who just asked the question?
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I'm I'm asking. I mean, what's the question? Way that it was
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30 yards. There's no way that it's the 30 yards. That's the thing. The other yes. It was most likely a long barreled pistol on a on a drone, which, gives you about the $2,500 range for a drone that you're buying. Okay? It's very small. It's powerful. We can show you drones that, you know, do a 150 miles an hour within 15 feet. So when we're talking about drones in these smaller, if they're two or 300 feet, you're not gonna see them in the sky. There is reports of, footage, from the crowd that I can't find that says that there was a drone, in the air at the time that this happened as well.
So the one thing that we do know is it didn't come center stage. We know that it didn't come from 200 yards or a 150 yards, either one. We know that there is no blood spatter at the back of the stage. If that was the entry wound in his neck, it would have removed his entire neck. That's a 30 yard six. The other thing that we also know is there was no echo. At 200 yards slightly above with two and three story buildings beside you, all these walls would have produced an echo. There is no echo on any of the microphones, meaning that suddenly sound behaves differently.
No. It was reechoed from the roofs. It came from above. I yield.
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Roger. Yes.
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Yep. So, you know, I can't see any of that stuff. I go by what I hear. And when I heard Charlie's wife give that, what, fifteen minute speech about Charlie and not shed a tear, dude, I was cracking a tear. And I my my values don't even line up with Charlie. I every time I heard him, I turned him off because I knew he was a Zionist. I didn't hear him talking the crap until after, you know, people started playing these clips of him questioning, you know, what was really going on because the students were questioning and and he listened. Now how could his wife make that that heartfelt speech without shedding a tear or cracking, not a crack in her voice.
That's why my see, I'm I'm hearing that the kid, what what is getting sheep dipped like Timothy McVeigh. Okay. They offered him a ton of money or death to, you know, to capitulate, and the dad is in on it. He's a cop. Okay? Now what kind of career did he have? I don't know. I'm not looking at any of that nor can I? But I'm telling you, there's a lot of suspicions out there. And and who's telling us that it was a thirty aught six? How can we believe what they tell us? I can tell you the first one before any of that information came out they had on because, Harrison was on Alex that hour when it was announced.
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And they quickly got up to one of the guys that's got the longest recorded shot in history, two and a half miles. And the other was, like, the the the the military man's military man or something and a and a sniper. And he can identify the round by the sound. And they had the shot, and he goes, that's 30 odd six. And people Okay. One more thing. Right. Has a unique sound compared to the other calibers. Do what, Dave?
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Okay. One more thing. I'm I listen to Mark Kornke every day, and he's he and others on his show are experts as well. And the the rifle that they're showing us is the the culprit. The scope is on backwards.
[00:54:57] Unknown:
So there you go. That's not what I yield. Well, that's not what Kyle Sarafin said when he analyzed it. He's an FBI expert on weapons too. So, yeah, I I don't know who you believe. There's a lot of contradictions. There's a lot of people coming out with some of these, so I gotta call them theories. The only place I've ever heard in this whole last four or five days that there was a shot from behind is on this program. That's the only place I heard that one. Period. This is Chris from California. Hold on, Chris. Larry was first. Larry?
[00:55:32] Unknown:
Yeah. So I don't go with the theory that he was shot from behind. There's no evidence of that. I can't find these videos. And, again, there's a lot of hopes videos out there, but I've been watching a couple of deals.
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AI can produce something that you can't differentiate that is not true. Now, today.
[00:55:53] Unknown:
Right. And, but I've been watching some, videos by guns gun experts. This is all they do. Their their whole life and YouTube channels are dedicated, you know, dedicated with, you know, every all all kinds of conversation about guns and marksmanship and all that kind of stuff. But, anyway, the a couple of these guys are saying what they see happened is the shot hit the chest, and and what Kirk was wearing was hardened body armor. And you can see you can almost make out you can almost make out the outline under his T shirt, and it wasn't soft body armor because that would have absorbed the energy of the of the of the bullet.
But because it was the hardened, body armor that's very lightweight, and at the top near the chest, it kind of it bevels in. And so they're saying that you could see in the video, like a black dot, which they think that's where the entrance was, and then it deflected upward into his neck, which would account for a couple of things. There was no exit wound, and, also, the the body armor, the hardened body armor caused the bullet to fragment. And so the main part of the bullet, which had all the energy, was deflected somewhere, which who knows if they'll ever find it. And then the other part of the bullet was what went into his neck.
And because it had so much less energy, that bullet probably stayed in his body, maybe went up into his brain. But we haven't gotten the results of the the corner. So, anyway, that's that's another going theory.
[00:57:49] Unknown:
Larry, I saw Kyle Sarafin, the x b the ex FBI whistleblower. The whistleblower was on for an hour with, the other afternoon and all all of this stuff on Friday. And he brought out specific examples of soft body odor. It's like it's could somebody please stop them stop them?
[00:58:11] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, sorry. Where's the phone? Conversation. I'm I'm
[00:58:21] Unknown:
Hella, just wait a minute. We'll get you. Just put your mute off. Kyle Sarafin showed the body armor, the soft and the hard or semi hard that you're talking about that the FBI buys and issues to their, agents. And there is a cloth that's made out of Kevlar that looks like a regular piece of cloth, and it appears that that's what he was wearing that day and not hardened underneath. But that cloth body armor will not stop a high velocity round like that. K? So but you could see when the impact happens, that whole fabric kinda shimmers, that that that that's that fabric. Okay?
So evidently, he did have that on. I'm just showing you what Kyle Sarafin showed the audience, showed examples, and gave an explanation. Okay? Now, Chris, you're next.
[00:59:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Who was it, who was the gal that agreed with me? Are you still on?
[00:59:24] Unknown:
I don't know. Yeah. It's me, Julie. It's me, Julie. Julie.
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Julie. Okay, Julie. Did you get an email from me?
[00:59:33] Unknown:
I did not. No. I'd love to get your email, but I've watched so much stuff. And then, you know what's even really crazier than this? If you go on Substack, there's new technology out there, a hologram, and you will look like you're there when you're not there, and it looks like the real you. And this is just, this is Zuckerberg, testifying. So the stuff that I saw yesterday, oh, my gosh. I was just like, there's no way that this was this was staged.
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Well, I'm gonna give you a thumbs up. In the thumbs
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up. Not one tier. Not one tier. And then if you look at the casket, those don't even look like real hands in the casket. I just don't believe. I think this is another false flag.
[01:00:20] Unknown:
Julie, can you send me an email at this country?
[01:00:23] Unknown:
Yeah. What's your email again? I forget it was it's it's Melissa or what is it? Media,megiaxmen.@Gmail. Right? That's right. Yes. Yeah. I'll send it to you right now.
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Thank you. Thank you. Alright. Now now there was another female trying to talk there who was who was her. I said, you'd get your chance. Now's your chance. Happy to hear that. Alright, Joan. Well, hold on. You're holding a laughter to break. Paul, come say your dues, our dues. We'll say him goodbye. What a conversation they're gonna miss out on here. If you'll do for the others, please, sir. Go to the matrixstocks.com,
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We appreciate you. Yeah. Come back next week. You might see John Casarab. Might. You might. Okay. Well, there's a lot of different angles and stuff. It's incredible with all the lies and stuff they've done over all the years that anything happens, we get this kind of reaction from the community. You know? And probably justifiably so. I'm not saying you're wrong. What was it? There's another element that, well, it'll come back to me. There's another element that's, not being touched at all that's important, and I just spaced it. But I did it because I was thinking that Joan had a question right before we were interrupted, and I wanna give you the opportunity to ask it here, dear.
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Did they find the bullet?
[01:02:23] Unknown:
I heard a Mauser bullet is really big. Will be be easy. Well, no. No. No. It's it's not a Mauser bullet. It's a 30 ought six round. It's a very common round for deer hunting and stuff like that. It was the round that the Gerard the Gerard it's the round that won World War two for The US. It was used in the Gerard m one rifle. A lot of old guys are familiar with it. They sold that rifle. You used to because they had a surplus of them. And when I first got in the Patriot Movement or slightly before, you could buy one for, like, $35 out of DC.
They were selling them. Okay? So, it's a bolt action, which means it's not semi automatic. Every time you pull the trigger, it doesn't fire a round. You've gotta manually chamber the round. Okay? And the the rifle they found has a round in it. There was three other rounds all doctored up with all this trans crap. Okay? Like the one in in in Minnesota a week before.
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Alright?
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And, and so, I don't guess they found around. Okay? But they've got the, they've got an expended chamber, casing in the rifle they found. It was still chambered. Okay? So we're, hopefully, we'll find out something that's believable. There is an awful lot of conjecture and speculation, though. So, Jack, I don't believe they found a round. The as you heard, the guy previous to you was talking about that. Have you ever seen one of those rounds when they hit something, Joan? Have you seen what it does actually to the bullet?
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No.
[01:04:13] Unknown:
Well, it spreads it. Okay? Jim, when it impacts it, the bullet, instead of being a little projectile going at 2,400 feet per second as it does in this round, when it hits, it spreads that metal out. It it can do different things. They can design that bullet in different ways, but it generally spreads out. So there's not gonna be a clean hole. When it hits something, it expands, and then it tears with the inertia through the rest of that. It's, not a pretty picture when you see one that's been expended if you thought that that some bitch hit you. Yeah.
Okay? Now if they do find part of the fragment, depending on how it expanded, they can potentially check the exit part of the bullet with the chamber and the and see if it matches. There's gotta be some ballistic, capabilities there, I would think. So, anyway, we we don't know. That information has not been released to my knowledge. Maybe we'll see it this week.
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Thank you.
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Right. Yes, ma'am. Who else? There's Dave again. He's gonna bring Dave here. So John b couple of things here. John b Wells
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was talking to some retired general and, you know, the other night about it. And the general said his dad, you know, they had one of them Mausers, you know, with a 30 aught six. And John's like, hey. Wait a minute. Did that have a custom barrel on it? And he's like, oh, I I I don't know. And John John was, was a FFL dealer. He sold machine gun. He had everything. And he this guy knows what he's talking about. He said you can you can have a 30 ought six on a Mauser, but it's a custom barrel. You can it ain't just some barrel you pick up off the street. You got a specialty, order It is. A custom to make a Mauser into a 30 aught six.
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Okay. Well, I haven't heard that. That's the first I've heard of that. So,
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anyway Okay. And then, the other thing was, I forget, so I'll have to come back. Thanks.
[01:06:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Alright. Who else has got something to add? We don't have any new students back there today with a question, do we, by any chance? Just checking. Okay. Just checking. Hey, Roger. Yes. There's some yes, Samuel?
[01:06:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Calling it a Mauser, to begin with is misleading. I mean, it's a man Mauser is a manufacturer of firearms in Germany. Right? Has been. They were the main manufacturer for pistols, as well as the eight millimeter Mauser, which is what their rifle was. And that's like a three twenty three round, and
[01:07:07] Unknown:
the the o eight and the o six are like three zero eight. So I thought they were the impression I've got from all these experts is is that they're interchangeable. Now that may be wrong. Nobody's gone into this kind of a separation in a detail. Go ahead.
[01:07:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Although the diameters are off, and then, the the big difference between the three zero six and the three zero eight is the length of the cartridge.
[01:07:32] Unknown:
Shorter action. That's right. That's correct. Yeah. So
[01:07:36] Unknown:
but the diameters are the same, but calling something a Mauser, well, bolt actions got sort of called Mausers because the Germans made so many bolt action. I mean, the greatest sniper in the German army, it's had 300 and I think 50 kills, as a sniper with that eight millimeter Mauser that they put out. He made one one shot at, I think, 1,200 yards. And, and it and this the optics on that gun at the time, it didn't even have windage built into them. You just had your elevation. So these guys had to make up a whole lot more for what their equipment. They had no range finders, for instance, etcetera. But, you put something in the right hands, it becomes very deadly.
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You can put something in the wrong hands, it becomes pretty damn deadly too. Yes.
[01:08:41] Unknown:
Yeah. I remembered what I wanted to say. You know, we were talking about body armor. Sam and you, he's, you know, some gun expert on, John Moron show on RBN every Monday. I tuned in to him a little bit this morning. He's a big Zionist, but he said that Charlie Kirk wears body armor every time he goes out on the stage. He has been for a very long time, and he said it's only for pistols. It will not, you know, hold up against a high parag rifle.
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Rifle. Right. But he didn't get shot in the chest. He got shot in the head. So You know what else it probably won't stop? You know what probably else it probably won't stop is arrows.
[01:09:24] Unknown:
Oh, right. Yep. So, You know, Raj, there's a guy in Germany that he he's on YouTube somewhere. He has a a semiautomatic, bow that shoots you know, you you I think I've seen it on that. How it works, but, yeah, you can watch them on YouTube. They've Mark's talked about it a lot, and, I haven't heard them recently. But it's supposed to be pretty darn powerful like a three zero eight or something. Oh, yeah. But
[01:09:54] Unknown:
You ever seen that video of that guy that's, you ever seen the video of the guy that's the bow expert and he can has all those arrows like you're saying, almost like a semiautomatic feed, and he just he's upside down and everything else. I guys are unbelievable, man. But I always like bow and arrow. Yep. Unfortunately. Had to leave all that stuff behind, Dave. But Alright. So who else is, there's somebody. Yes?
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Yeah. This is, Hizano, Raj. How's it going? Today.
[01:10:27] Unknown:
I'm alright.
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Good. Good. Good. I
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hate to change the subject on you guys, but No problem. Question.
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It's okay.
[01:10:40] Unknown:
Alright. So remember I was I talked I mentioned to I mentioned that I was I wanted to get involved in the in the local politics and help my community participate. Okay. So, the precinct committee chair is the lowest, position in the in the any party, any political party that influences all all the decision making, all the the political ideology, or just what have you. Okay. So this is a very powerful position. It's a grassroots position. And, you were supposed to be knowing about this when we were in high school. Okay? But it's been wiped out, essentially. But it's for the, the community to get involved in the politics of things and, influence the decision makers as as you go up the ladder and and all the way up to the governor.
Gotcha. But, anyway, that being said, that's precinct committee, men or in Texas, they call them precinct committee chair. And, you're just door knocking and educating people and stuff like that. Now Okay. There's an oath in your application, and I think I hit a brick wall. And I wanna present that to you and and see see what you think. Okay. So the oath says, I, the name of the county name, Texas, being a candidate for the office of precinct chair, swear that I will support and defend the capital c constitution and the laws of The United States and of the state of Texas.
I am a US I'm a citizen of The United States. I'm gonna I'm only gonna read a couple of sentences. I'm I am a citizen of The United States eligible to hold such office under the constitution and laws of the state. Yep. Small letter s, state. Uh-huh. Okay. So We ask you there is no way to do it, Roman, here.
[01:13:02] Unknown:
Well, I'd I'd check those things and attach your affidavit. I don't think they can stop you from being The United States Of America and not United States. But you're never gonna know until you throw it at them. And if you it depends on you now you're in a situation where how how big your balls need to be here, Azana. If they refuse you, are you willing to take them to court? A haircut case of discrimination when somebody that's the highest form of citizen in this country can't get around their bureaucratic crap, are you willing to take them to court?
Or if they say no, you're just gonna walk away. Those are your options, seems like.
[01:13:49] Unknown:
Okay. Now this is the okay. I I understand. My question is, this is okay. It's just an oath. Right? And I make an oath. I can make an oath to marry my wife. Right? I can make an oath
[01:14:08] Unknown:
to be a good neighbor. Well, that that's what your affidavit is.
[01:14:15] Unknown:
So if I sign this oath, what will that make me?
[01:14:19] Unknown:
Well, I don't know. I'm just yeah. I don't have answers to all these questions. All I can say is it's better to ask forgiveness than permission, and and just go ahead and use presumption just like they do. Right. Hold on. Hold go let they alright. I got a suggestion.
[01:14:39] Unknown:
I've got a suggestion, Hosanna. Personally, I wouldn't you know, you you already have told them that you're a national, and they want you to lie now and say you're a US citizen. What I would say, I would change that to The United States Of America.
[01:14:57] Unknown:
Well, that's that's your change right there. That's what the affidavit would overcome.
[01:15:04] Unknown:
Well, so he he wants to attach his affidavit to that then? No. He I suggested that. Okay. So, yeah, you can't say you're a US citizen, Hosanna, because that would be lying. And if anything happens, they're gonna come back and bite you in your ass because they are looking for scapegoats.
[01:15:24] Unknown:
Well, I just say fill it out, check it. I I it's hard here because you wanna write see exhibit a or something on the form, and they may come back and say you can't deface government forms. I don't know that that's how they would react, but they may. We've had it happen before. Okay? But I would just attach your affidavit in with and and, like, put exhibit a or exhibit one at the top and just attach it with with the package. All they can say is no.
[01:16:02] Unknown:
I see. Still, just how about thank you. Thank you for that clarification. I understand. How about signing the oath? Does that mean now I am committed? Does that does that do that? Well, I don't What does signing an oath mean?
[01:16:20] Unknown:
Well, it just means you're agreeing with it. You're fixing your signature and with, they don't have penalty of perjury on there, I assume. But that may be involved in the background. We don't know. But, again, this is why you attach your your affidavit because you're overcoming that and you're putting, yes, I want it basically, yes, I wanna do this, but I'm not gonna be restricted by the restriction I see in your language here. That they probably don't even know what it is in all honesty. Okay? But you're gonna breach it and you're gonna bring it up. And if they say no, you should have a clear cut discrimination suit in my mind. That's why I said, or if that happens, I'm just asking you to noodle on it. Mhmm. Or is it worth going to court and going through all that crap as a moving party?
Okay? And I I it's did you see this something you gotta answer? I can't answer this for you.
[01:17:17] Unknown:
Roger? Yeah. Okay.
[01:17:21] Unknown:
I Larry's got something for you. Hold on a second. Yeah. Sure. Larry's got something. Hold on. Go ahead, Larry. I'll I'll come. Larry, go ahead. Yeah. I was just gonna say, if you're gonna sign this oath,
[01:17:33] Unknown:
I mean, what would be wrong with you just adding America after United States? I mean, it is your oath, and you're signing it. Why can't you just add that word in in that sentence?
[01:17:49] Unknown:
That's certainly an option. If it says, I mean, it it doesn't it doesn't have a numb a number. It's not a it doesn't appear to be a formal, government document. It seems to be just a letter without identification. It's got the date that was it was approved on, but, it's just a white sheet of paper. I guess I could modify it.
[01:18:15] Unknown:
That's what I would do. I would I would add that word and just go with it.
[01:18:19] Unknown:
I would not. I'd add the affidavit and short cover letter. I'm not a citizen federal citizen, of The United States, but I am a citizen of the nation. I'm a national. Here's the proof. It's in this possession of the secretary. What's your decision? I'd throw the ball right back in their hands.
[01:18:39] Unknown:
Okay. K. So as a you mean as a cover as a cover letter. Right?
[01:18:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, just a short one. It doesn't have to be a legal memo. It just has to be a little short explanatory statement, if you will. Just try that and see what they do. You know, we don't know. These are all just conjecture. We don't know how they're gonna react until you do something.
[01:19:02] Unknown:
Okay. I mean, I I don't I don't have a, a any problem in trying. I I just don't have the time bandwidth to to be able to
[01:19:11] Unknown:
push this further like an illegal Well, well, see. I got other That's and then your decision and your duty driven decision here wanting to contribute to your county, which everybody understands, all politics is local. That is how you can make a difference. But but they don't know about what we're talking about. I just say, send check the thing yes, put a copy of your affidavit involved, put exhibit a or whatever you want at the top, a brief letter exhibit a is included to clarify the the the misconception that I'm a federal citizen. I am a citizen of The United States Of America. Here's the proof. Send it to them.
Did you say the lady that you approached about this already didn't understand this and said to go on and and take your next step? Wasn't that part of this the last time we talked? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so she wants to review my Well, she gave you a verbal okay. Okay. And and I would say Yeah. Yeah. Per what whatever her name was, per this, here's my form and and send them a package. See, they they've got discrimination in the background they gotta deal with, especially you being a black guy. That's even more powerful. K?
[01:20:37] Unknown:
Okay.
[01:20:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Let us know what they say. Yeah. Sure. I'll let you know. And and and I commend you for wanting to do that.
[01:20:48] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Thank you, Roger. It's, Thank you, John.
[01:20:54] Unknown:
Here's a guy that was a wallflower and shy, and all of a sudden, he's wanting to get involved in county politics. He's calling this worldwide talk show and talking to stuff. He has come out of the closet, quote, unquote, as Anna of shyness anyway. We're glad to help you. You've got the audience Alright. Can see with that background, can see the effect of what we do, and the effect this information has on people. Not everybody, but certain people. It's just it's life changing, people. I don't know how any other way to describe it. We have life changing information here.
Yeah. Of course, you may, dear. How are you doing on Monday?
[01:21:34] Unknown:
Thank you. Lady Linda Louise speaking. Yes. It's an honor for all our listeners within our community. When I autograph anything, I put forward slash national USA period. So I don't care what I'm autographing. I forward slash national n a t apostrophe l or spell it out if you can. Mhmm. U S A. And that's it. Period. And then I would do what you're suggesting.
[01:22:05] Unknown:
And then underneath that, miss Anna, is where you might put in parentheses, see attachment exhibit a. Uh-huh. Attached. Precisely. Precisely. That's where you put it. Underneath the signature, I think that's a good idea. Front slash national USA, and then see attached exhibit a. Do that. I don't think you have any problem with it. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Julie, you got something for us on? Thank you.
[01:22:32] Unknown:
Yeah. It's on if I were you. I would just, amend the form you're signing and initial off on where you're making changes to it, where it says, citizen of The United States. I would, put a little, thing above it of America, and I'd initial off of next to that and, and let it be that way because if you sign that document as is and they're saying United States and they don't understand the difference between US and USA, you're still the courts are so corrupt these days. The judges are so corrupt. The last thing you want is for them to come after you and land your rear end in, in jail. And that's what they're doing. Just throwing everybody in jail, these days. So I would make amendments to that, cross off things that are not applicable and initial them and, they're not even gonna understand when you go back and say I'm not a federal citizen, but I'm a citizen of The United States Of America. They're just they're not even gonna understand that your state of is a is a corporation and a political subdivision. So Yeah. I was just saying for you covering DYA. Cover your ass. That's what I would do.
[01:23:39] Unknown:
Well, there's no reason for I don't I disagree with Julie. I don't think any judge is gonna bring this any action against you. First of all, they they're not gonna bring this into any courtroom setting. Who was it recently? It was Allen doing a he says nowhere in my history has National been brought up in any court proceeding.
[01:24:01] Unknown:
Yeah. But did did he run for office? Did he run for a precinct like as like Ezana is?
[01:24:09] Unknown:
I I I don't see any contradiction here. I don't believe they're gonna I'd do something simple. They can't come back and prosecute you for for giving them the damn form. Give it to them and see how they respond. Mhmm. Mhmm. I don't think you'll get any crap from them. I think it'll go right through. Okay. Bruce is gonna got got something to tell us.
[01:24:33] Unknown:
Bruce How can we run for office? How how come we've got to get in their bailiwick and be an officer or whatever
[01:24:44] Unknown:
in their realm? We gotta stay out of his realm. Well, because all politics is local. He's a Texas state citizen, and he's trying to influence influence the politics of his county. There's nothing wrong with that. Yeah. Roger. I think it's back with, step to the truth. Well, okay. Alright. Well, some people disagree with you. So me included, by the way. Yes. Who's this next? Roger.
[01:25:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Good morning, Roger.
[01:25:17] Unknown:
Good morning.
[01:25:19] Unknown:
Victor in Washington state.
[01:25:21] Unknown:
Hello, Victor. Don't hear from you enough where I got your voice down. How are you doing? What do you got to contribute to the zone here?
[01:25:30] Unknown:
It's not relating to his running for office, but it's relating to sending notices to your local officials.
[01:25:38] Unknown:
Now let me let me correct something. This isn't a run for office deal, Ozana. This is a get appointed in in the Republican party's machine. Right?
[01:25:49] Unknown:
Correct. And, ultimately, my goal is and not not my objective is is really not to get involved of the politics of things. I wanna have a a mechanism to spread the word. And this this person that I had a conversation with, she is incredibly articulate. I mean, she is just really I mean, if she was to understand this, I mean, it would be people like her would would, would really do a damage to the system. And that's what I'm hoping for. I mean, that's, that's the contribution I'd like to have.
[01:26:27] Unknown:
And, Bruce, I mean, this is like, who's you gonna vote for your sheriff? If you don't participate, you you can't affect that. You probably get a bad sheriff. You make it to change that. So all politics is low. I don't have any problem with anybody getting involved in local politics because that affects you directly.
[01:26:47] Unknown:
K? Well, I don't have I haven't voted in twenty five years. Well, I haven't either, Bruce.
[01:26:55] Unknown:
I'm not gonna project that on everybody else, though. All politics is local. You can influence things that affect you directly, and I don't see anything wrong with that. That may be the only place you could be effective.
[01:27:13] Unknown:
You can do the same in that hole in the office, and they're that'll do it.
[01:27:20] Unknown:
Okay. Hey, Roger. Bruce put his 2¢ in. Bruce, both your football teams lost this weekend. K? So, anyway, we'll get a we'll get a shot at you here in a couple weeks. Who who is Who just started their car? Back. Oh, whoop. Whoop. Gonna go back to Victor.
[01:27:40] Unknown:
I got my car. Just started their car.
[01:27:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I got all the ding dings and everything. Okay? I wanna go back to Victor. Victor, who I was talking to, and we got derailed here. Victor, what did you have to say?
[01:27:55] Unknown:
K. This is I'm on the same page with Lozana that once I do finally get settled in wherever I'm gonna be, I might go back to Alaska myself, back down to Homer. I'm not sure.
[01:28:05] Unknown:
Oh, but, but a beautiful place.
[01:28:09] Unknown:
But it's got a lot of evil people because it's a beautiful place. You know what I mean? Well, I'm sure that's probably true. So before I went to The Philippines to see my wife and children, I spent four days, and I sent every single notice to every single agency, including the IRS. And I used the firm book as you suggested. I got the PDF, put it on I love PDF, and was able to fill in all that information nice and neat, print it all out, take it to the post office, get the receipt on it, signature stamp, done. I chose not to send certified return receipt to the local municipal court.
I had emailed them re you know, before I even sent it, I want I was re inquiring who is the person that acts as the clerk of court because you don't have one listed. And they wanted to know, what do I wanna know for blah blah blah. And they said that we don't handle anything to do with citizenship evidence. Anyway, so on the August 25, I sent out all those notices, and I sent two of them to the municipal court, one to the the judge, the presiding judge, and one of them to whatever, court administrator. So when I was in The Philippines, I received the notice that I got two letters from the court. And what they did is they put my envelope with my notice affidavit and the flyer, the freedom brochure, in an envelope, and they crossed out the name of the person sent to the address and all that.
And they just saw those short things saying, the item checked below apply to your case. If you have questions, please contact this number x. The court is unable to process your documents and is therefore returning them. According to the court of records, we do not have any court files in your name. This court has no jurisdiction on citizenship matters. Please consult with an attorney.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
Thank you. So since
[01:30:20] Unknown:
I'm here, one of the things I wanted to ask, we we you've got
[01:30:21] Unknown:
one of the things I wanted to ask, we we you guys discussed hiring a process server in the past where you could actually send the sheriff to your judge or you could send somebody to your commissioner of the IRS and serve them personally, or I could serve them myself. And another thing that we talked about was using registered mail instead of certified
[01:30:44] Unknown:
mail. It's a stronger No. No. You don't do that. And you don't need to do that. Registered mail again, I work for Pitney Bowes. We knew the post office manual better than the post office guys did because we had to sell that to businesses. Registered mail is only for things with intrinsic value. Only. Bar bearer bonds, stocks, whatever. Right? All the gold dealers use registered mail to send gold and silver. K? Because everyone that touches the package has to sign for it. If it ends up in a post office overnight, it will be put into a locked cage.
Again, everybody that touches it has to sign for it. Your paperwork does not need to go through that.
[01:31:39] Unknown:
I understand. It costs more. I think they're ready. It takes longer. I understand. Merca sent me something about the difference between certified mail, registered mail, firm books, and all of that. And I think I read something that it it's kind of what the elite uses, the red label instead of the green label for a surfs.
[01:31:59] Unknown:
I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but at all. It's whatever goes in registered has intrinsic value. That's what it is. Right. I promise. Well, I consider this intrinsic value. Okay. I understand. Well, and I can understand your thinking on it, but it's not necessary. I understand. I'm just trying to tell you people, and it's real hard to tell people about this because they just don't wanna believe it. Go ahead. Hey, Raj.
[01:32:27] Unknown:
My my goal is to have not just I have the firm book. I have evidence, but I wanna see that person I wanna have verifiable evidence that that person received it in their hands even if I have to personally serve the judge and the administrator myself. That's where I'm going with this because they're trying to deny this evidence.
[01:32:49] Unknown:
What? You're the the judicial side of this?
[01:32:53] Unknown:
Well, the court themselves, the administrator. Okay. Alright. They're they're they're intercepting now. Yeah. I I'm just go ahead. Go ahead, Brent.
[01:33:09] Unknown:
I think the notations on the envelope are evidence enough, and I take a picture of it and put those pictures in all kinds of places. That way, there's images that they receive that package.
[01:33:25] Unknown:
Amen. And the the weird thing is is that with Sharpie, they crossed out the honorable presiding judge blah blah blah, the address and everything, received 09/02/2025, f w municipal court. I think it's strange that they crossed out that information and throw it through it in one of their envelopes and send it back to me. They just thought why I received this information. But I understand you're mistaken.
[01:33:53] Unknown:
Idea of going basically, there's a process, and I forgot what he called it, where you can take this information and put it in a legal brief and submit it and file it with the court and ask for their decision on what you filed and stated.
[01:34:09] Unknown:
That's the way to judgment.
[01:34:12] Unknown:
Okay. Petition for declaratory judgment. That's the way to encroach the court. You're getting them you're you're thinking they don't have any mechanism to take your affidavit first. You got a case in there? No. I do not. Okay. Well, then why what else should they alright. Why should they take your affidavit? That's challenging jurisdiction. Jurisdiction on a case that doesn't exist. Why should they take it?
[01:34:39] Unknown:
Because as you said before, even if this local fiefdom doesn't have a means for having an administrative file on its nationals, then we make them get a file under nationals.
[01:34:52] Unknown:
Okay. Well, then the I think the approach is to take, Mark's, approach and do that if you wanna get the court involved. Otherwise, I've never had anybody put them on notice unless you were dealing with a jurisdictional issue. Okay? And the way you deal with them involved with that is put it in some sort of a mechanism and have them put in the back in a corner where they gotta decide yes or no on it. Now you got them in a corner. Just submitting something and having them file it when there's nothing going on for them to file it to, and you getting your fanny in a tails in a wad, doesn't seem to make sense for me. K?
[01:35:34] Unknown:
Okay. I understand. But the whole, like, the whole reason we're doing this is to educate people and to I agree with that. Ourselves and to remove ourselves from their jurisdictions, number one. And my main selfish reason for doing this is because of their damn, traffic cameras that they have. If you don't stop and make a complete stop in front of a white line, there's a $135 ticket. So they're they're fleecing people day every day with that, and I wanna get it in that record. They they can never do that to me again, basically. And I'm not gonna push it, but I want it I just wanna make sure I'm doing everything to guarantee that judge had that in his hands.
[01:36:15] Unknown:
Well, I like I said, you shoot Mark an email. I'm the straw man @markallcaps.com. We need to talk about that. We've discussed it a couple of times. It probably wouldn't have to be very involved, but some sort of a legal type memo, a legal brief where you're going, I want your opinion on this. Now you're gonna smoke them out. Because if they rule against you, you should be able to appeal that.
[01:36:43] Unknown:
Understood. Go ahead, Erica. Alright. You, Erica? Roger,
[01:36:47] Unknown:
what I sent, Victor, was, proof of okay. So it's the difference between certificate or proof of mailing versus certified mail. And what I told him on on the direct message, I said certified mail is more enhanced. It's a more enhanced version than certificate of mailing. So that's what I was explaining to him. Certified mail has more than that than Registered snuck in there somehow. Oh, yeah. No. Nope. I always say certified mail. Registered, a lot of people lose their mail and registered mail
[01:37:28] Unknown:
too. Man.
[01:37:29] Unknown:
Yes. Alright. I yield.
[01:37:32] Unknown:
Thank you. Yes. Paul?
[01:37:35] Unknown:
I don't have, I don't have a problem with the extra cost of the registered mail because registered mail is the only one that has a verified chain of custody from your hand to the receiver's hand. And if chain of custody is ever a question, that registered mail suits the bill. And it's only a couple of bucks more over certified. It's charge more and it takes longer and it's not necessary.
[01:38:04] Unknown:
It's what I'm gonna tell you. K? Okay. Paul and I disagree. It has a stated purpose. Now I'm not saying those documents might not be important to you. Okay? You you look. You just do it. Go do what you wanna do. I'll just tell you that. I'm not gonna hell's not you won't listen anyway. Do what you wanna do. Do you wanna go do the red thing? Go do it.
[01:38:30] Unknown:
I think registered mail has to be ledger. Right?
[01:38:35] Unknown:
Yeah. I think they take a a book of it. It's everybody that touches the package has to sign for it.
[01:38:45] Unknown:
K?
[01:38:49] Unknown:
Roger I think you can refer to that registered mail back all the time as well. I when I did my first process in 02/2008, it was all registered, but, I haven't gone back and referred to it. But, I think there is validity in that, but,
[01:39:06] Unknown:
I think it's why you have a registered package. Woodston. Yeah. You've gotta go in with tape. And on if it's an envelope on every seam of whatever package is there, you have to put tape over it before they'll accept it because it's for things with intrinsic value.
[01:39:28] Unknown:
If I may.
[01:39:30] Unknown:
Go ahead, Dave.
[01:39:32] Unknown:
Thanks, Raj. You know, in our assembly, they teach us this kind of stuff, how to how to send registered and certified and all that. And we use a a non domestic, post office mail stop at our home, and it eliminates our address because that's all commercial. They and this is all right out of their post office, books, their manuals. And they there's a way if you don't use the postal service and you use the post office, meaning you don't it it don't touch their hands when you actually put it in the mail. You put it in the gold the big gold slot on the wall in a post office.
Some post offices aren't post offices. They're postal service. Our post office here, it's not a post office. It has to be etched on the outside of the building if it's actually a post office. Ours is a US Postal Service. So what there's a way to send registered mail, very inexpensively, and we use 2¢ stamps for everything. 2¢ for up to a half of, whatever. I can't remember all details because we don't we don't use it a lot, but we have a rural route, you know, for our our location now. We don't have an address anymore. And and it's not called a service.
So it's not, you know, USPS. It's post office. So there is a way to use that, and I think it's great that everybody that touches the package has to sign for it. If they're crossing off, you know, with black magic marker, the judge's name, and and then well, that's telling me if I'm sending it that, hey. Who do you think you are you pee on? You're not allowed to send anything to this guy. He's your boss or whatever, you know? That's bullshit in my book. And I would certify it and or, no. I would register it and send that SOB, whatever you want, and see, you know, where it goes. And he he may not ever get it either, but, you know, you got tracking of all that. And, the last person that touched it, if it don't get to him, I I'm sure there's some serious charges involved in mail fraud. So I'll yield oh, I need Julie. We need your, email.
Pam's got something that Bill Gates said about, you know, this Epstein. He got called in or something, and it's pretty amazing. We want she wants to send you that. What's your email, Julie?
[01:42:22] Unknown:
Julie. She may have gone to powder her nose or something, Dave.
[01:42:27] Unknown:
I'll check back. Thanks. Bye, you. Alright.
[01:42:30] Unknown:
Yikes. Hey, Roger. I wanna ask Victor something before we go further. Victor, did you try and file your affidavit at the property records office there?
[01:42:41] Unknown:
No. I that wasn't one of the places that I tried to send. That's probably
[01:42:48] Unknown:
the one place you ought to focus on the way you're wanting to tell everybody because you're telling them all individually, go go see if they'll let you file it at the property records office, and then it's open, for everybody. You can just refer them to it. You can I'll look into that, and I'll also look You'll you'll you can also pay and have the clerk of the court authenticate that the affidavits on the property records books. If they give you any crap about it, I would suggest you tell the clerk, do you let file IRS notice of liens here?
[01:43:28] Unknown:
Yes. I remember you saying that before. I wanted to tell you, Roger, that I wanted to tell you, Roger, that I'm not doing this to cause you problems or muddy the waters. Problems. This is a learning experience that I spent a lot of time just in this tiny little first stage. And now it's time to do my very first replication on election. So I and I've gotta study the code like Larry suggested that I do before I move forward. But I think that these are valid things because when I first started as a student, this is this is all unclear of how to use a firm book. I learned it from you. You know? All of these things, process servers, whoever brought that up a month ago.
That was a good idea. So I I apologize. I apologize if I'm frustrating you, but this is all valid stuff to me. Victor. Victor. No. You're not frustrating me at all.
[01:44:28] Unknown:
I've just never seen nobody's ever done this before. So it's new to me. Nobody's ever tried to put the court or the judges on notice as to this when you don't have an ongoing case with them. Okay? So that's why it's just new to me.
[01:44:46] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, you mentioned, Dave and Kaye's website. You know, you're you're right. They have an excellent website. They're making improvements at all the time to errors that people are bringing to their attention. And you can go on their website and use their document builder, and they'll spit out your notice letter for you. But, all these people that are putting on notice, there's a lot of judges, presiding judges of King County Superior Court, you know, all of these judges. So this little fiefdom municipal court, it's got my attention when they cross out the name and address for sure. And I just wanna see I wanna I'm willing to go in there and talk to the judge personally and hand it to his hands. Here you go. This is yours. You were. This was intercepted by your staff.
And that's all I have to say in that.
[01:45:43] Unknown:
Alright, Victor. Well, now let us know of your exploits as you go forward with all this, and, nobody's just ever taken it to this limit before. I I told you about the guy in Missouri, the small town Missouri. You've heard that story where he gets caught speeding with no seat belt on going into town, but he did notice everybody because I did this for him. He doesn't have a computer. K? And so, he gets pulled over. You heard the story? I don't remember it. Alright. Well, he gets pulled over. Speed, no seat belt. So he's pissed off. He goes on into town, and and I can't he goes in to talk to the judge anyway, and at some point. And he puts his affidavit small town he could probably get in and see him. You know? So he hands sits down across the table from the judge, and the judge says, I read your affidavit.
If you go down the hall and pay the seat belt charge, $10, we'll be done. He being in a bad mood and not understanding the situation and what the judge was doing, the judge is offering him a compromise here. I understand what you're doing, but see, no judge is gonna beat the judge. This is gonna go down as pulling the bottom card out of the house of cards. None of them are gonna be there. Understand that. Okay. So And I remember this. Anyway, the guy says no. He says, no. I don't accept that. Ends up in trial. And the judge, gracious this guy had to be a good guy, says, go down this go pay the seat belt ticket, and it all goes away. I'm dropping the speeding charges.
So the judge tried to give compromise with him. He wouldn't accept it, but the judge went ahead in my eyes and did the right thing. K? So there's another example for you.
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And then after he said no the second time, did he have to go to jail or pay the full time?
[01:47:54] Unknown:
No. He'd gotten smart by that time. He went and paid $10, and everything went away rather than doing all that stupid crap.
[01:48:02] Unknown:
I understood. Another thing to your point is that judge is not judge is not wanting to go down that road. This is a retiring judge, so maybe it's a possibility that he might wanna go down that road.
[01:48:15] Unknown:
Well, it may be it may be that he doesn't sees that it could screw away his pension and doesn't wanna have anything to do with it. I don't know how he's gonna react.
[01:48:26] Unknown:
Yeah. And the thing is is that he never received it in the first place because his staff intercepted it.
[01:48:32] Unknown:
Well, like I said, if you really have got a, a a a burr under your saddle about this, then we need to have this. It may be applicable for everybody, and you may be the guinea pig here. You're by the airport, I tell you. Is to file this memorandum of of of whatever Paul called it. I can't remember. Anyway, file this legal thing, then they gotta deal with it. Yeah. But it's also for declaratory judgment. Well, we need declaratory judgment. We need to get that in some sort of a, a cookie cutter of of of a document where any y'all that wanna do this could go to court, pay a filing fee, and throw this in there in your local area. It'd be a great move, I would think. Okay? But the picture Roger. Again, it may be. I've I've thought about that for a while. It's not totally new. But you our conversation today brings that to a little bit more of, the forefront. Yes, Marca?
[01:49:33] Unknown:
On the certified mail, they have an option for an adult signature restricted delivery. And it gives you an option to put agent and or addressee. So you can split it put it specifically to the to the individual that it needs to go to that needs to sign for it. There's also a collect on delivery restricted delivery.
[01:49:57] Unknown:
Okay. To refresh all your memories. If you carry that envelope in the post office with the certified, the return receipt requested thing, The postal clerk has to stamp it. They gotta stamp it. The minute they stamp it, it's considered received.
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I understand that, and I appreciate what Murphy said because that's a very good option. As long as that judge has it in his hand, that's what I'm after. Yep.
[01:50:28] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you got a couple of options, Victor. Take the one you want. Let us know how it turns out. Okay? Mark should be maybe he'll be with us Wednesday and and with us went with us Saturday. Anyway, this is something we should discuss. This is really something that could help a lot of our folks and help us accomplish a couple of goals at the same time. K.
[01:50:52] Unknown:
Graduate? Yeah. And I'll tell you Yeah. Go ahead. I'll tell you that, that firm book was an excellent idea. Downloading the PDF, putting it into a website like ILovePDF and filling that out, it was an excellent idea, and I have those records. But I'm moving forward with it, and I will let you know what happened.
[01:51:12] Unknown:
Alright, Victor. Go, go go kick kick some dogs and see how they scream. Okay? Now, Roger
[01:51:23] Unknown:
I hear. Thank you.
[01:51:25] Unknown:
Well, hold on. Yes. Good morning. Next.
[01:51:28] Unknown:
Yes. Good good morning. Afternoon, Roger. Could you tell us briefly,
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what firm the firm book is, please? I'm sorry. It's something to do with the post office that you can request and register stuff, and it shows that they were received. And I don't believe you have to pay all the certified, return receipt for each one. It's best I understand it. I I've been I haven't seen a post office in over sixteen years. Robbie, I'd never heard of this either. So somebody that knows about it, please tell Robbie. Joe Comment. You know about a firm book? Do you know about a firm book?
[01:52:09] Unknown:
Roger, this is Victor again.
[01:52:12] Unknown:
Oh, oh, okay.
[01:52:14] Unknown:
So when I went into this tell her. This is Victor in Washington state. So when I went into the Federal Way Washington Post Office, the lady gave me the entire firm book, big old firm book, like, over a 100 pages of firm book pages. I took that home, and then after I got all my affidavits ready in envelopes, I just downloaded that form off of the US Postal Services website, that PDF, and I was able to insert that into a website called I love PDF. And I was able to just type in all that information, print it out, and I took maybe, I think there's eight eight pieces of mail at a time on each page. I took took those rubber banded together to the postal clerk.
She verified all the addresses. She even corrected a couple ZIP codes for those attorney general of the state of Washington and the governor of the state of Washington. Which also leads me to using a physical address as opposed to a pope. And, but, yeah, the Fern book is excellent. It costs 70¢ per envelope instead of $12 or whatever it is, $10 for certified return receipt for each envelope.
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Significant.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
Going with, yeah, going with a post office box or physical address on the government's own website for the attorney general of the state of Washington, it had a different ZIP code, and she looked it up and corrected it with whiteout. And, both of those I got back, and this leads me to another thing you mentioned a long time ago, Roger. The one that was to the physical address of the attorney general, they ripped off that certified mail number off of the green card. So what you've mentioned before about filling in that number yourself in hand in ink is a very, very good thing to do because they can't rip that off of the green card, and I yield it.
[01:54:17] Unknown:
Yeah. I remember that little trick. So, Robbie, did that answer your question?
[01:54:25] Unknown:
Yes, sir. Thank you. I I I remember, Pageant was talking about that too. Thank you. Yeah. Uh-huh.
[01:54:33] Unknown:
Okay. Who else, had something? We're at the closing moments of the show. If you had a question or something, now's the time. Yes, sir?
[01:54:42] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. It's David. David, David and Kate.
[01:54:45] Unknown:
Yes. Good morning. Good
[01:54:48] Unknown:
morning. I thought I'd squeeze in here for for the end of the show. I wanted to thank Victor for his nice comments about the site. And, also wanted to mention that the method that you talked about earlier for Asana regarding attaching, a cover letter or or a explanation letter as well as your affidavit to those government applications of various kinds, that works. And that that really is a good method to use. It worked for for us for both the I nine for my employer as well as for the voting we we did. We kind of put them in a corner because they could never say they didn't understand what we were talking about.
I mean, if you just blindly just put the affidavit on these applications, they don't necessarily know what you're talking about.
[01:55:36] Unknown:
Right. So I just wanna mention that. Good. Yep. Yeah. Thank you. I would I would take the agent doing work, and I didn't hear you. Can you repeat? I'm sorry. Can you repeat that, Dave? Thank you very much, by the way, for calling. Can you repeat what you just said right at the at the beginning? I missed that.
[01:55:52] Unknown:
Thank you. Yeah. The the, yeah, the method that Roger spoke about attaching your affidavit as well as a letter of explanation slash cover letter, it it will will supersede, you know, what you're putting on that application because they don't give you a choice. Mhmm. So, you know, you know, there's the concern that if you swear by what you check on that sheet yeah. I get it. But if you're attaching an explanation letter, and as Julie mentioned too, you wanna cross your t's and dot your i's. And if possible, even mention something on those applications that refer to the attachment and initial it.
Yeah. You know, you run you run the risk of them saying, hey. You can't change the form. But worst they can do is say, you know, you can't do that. But if you don't do it, you know, you're you're at risk of lying, so to speak.
[01:56:51] Unknown:
I think we just attach put exhibit a, Hosanna, and then put explanatory statement for exhibit a. Don't do a letter. Don't do a cup. Just say explanatory statement for exhibit a. Tell them what it is. Include all three of those in the package. I don't think you'll have any problem with them.
[01:57:13] Unknown:
Okay. So this is, this would be my first time doing exhibits
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and others. Yeah. Well, just write write it Responding to state department
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which is,
[01:57:25] Unknown:
in my opinion, it was fired. It was just a legal technique, you know. Okay. If you were writing the document, as you'll put in here, please refer to to exhibit a, parenthesis, citizenship affidavit. It's affidavit of citizenship evidence. Boom. Enclosed. And and just do you need a short explanation. I am a citizen of The United States Of America. I am not a federal citizen of the federal government. The affidavit now in possession of the secretary of state proves this fact. Sign it. Send it to him.
[01:58:05] Unknown:
And it would be discrimination if they don't give him the they try to say that no tax discrimination.
[01:58:13] Unknown:
So so so this is what I'm thinking. It's I can't modify the oath because it's in quotes, and it they've that portion of the tax is in quotes. So but the signature portion is outside of the quote. So, so on the so my my my thoughts is to just sign that, and then, like, Danieline Douglas records or or suggested, put slash national of USA. And under that, at,
[01:58:47] Unknown:
please refer to exhibit a. Yeah. Yeah. Or no. Better better yet. Explanatory statement attached. Oh, explanatory statement attached. Okay. In parenthesis underneath that, I doubt that you'll hear a a a mumble from them. Okay? If you do, let us know. But if they discriminate against you, especially a black guy, man, you got them here.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
You could also add state citizen of your state.
[01:59:18] Unknown:
Well, he he said national USA. That's what Roger. Said. Sign a signature slash national USA. Okay. Well, there's our, there's our whistler, Larry. I'm a put you on the back burner, and we're going to, be back tomorrow. We'll see what kind of additional stuff. I know one thing I wanted to say, Harrison is gonna have the gray zone guy, Max, Blumenthal, I think is his name, that's that is very, very respected. And he's got information on Israel involvement with Charlie Kirk today on Infowars on Alex's slot. So you may wanna listen to that today. Okay? So outside of that, I hope you have a good Monday. It looks good here. Probably just hang around the house and, eat a little lunch and see if I can catch up on everything that's going on.
We'll see you guys and gals tomorrow back here at the same, spot. And, we'll look forward to doing it. So, I'll it'd be good discussions today. I'm gonna get some time on the show, and you find your two hours was well spent with us. And we appreciate you and love you, And we will see you again in Spanish tomorrow. Ciao. Ciao. Here you go, Paul. Love you, Roger. Alright. Thank you, Robbie. Who else? Does anybody else got something for me?
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Brotherhood.
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Larry?
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Yeah. Is Asana in Texas?
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Yes. Yeah. Awesome. I'd like z, Isana. Yeah.
[02:01:02] Unknown:
Yeah. So sign of Texas. You could, you could ask to to sign the, the the the oath that comes directly out of the con the Texas constitution because it doesn't have anything in there about a citizen of The United States. It says and it's really it's very short. It says, I blank do solemnly swear or affirm that I will faithfully execute the duties of the office of blank of the state of Texas and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution and the
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end quote.
[02:01:40] Unknown:
Sounds like they are way of approaching with the goods here, but put the goods in front of them. I prefer that much more.
[02:01:48] Unknown:
Well, I'll just give them another option. It's okay. Because that comes right out of the constitution.
[02:01:53] Unknown:
Texas. Yeah. Okay.
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Correct me if I'm wrong. Doesn't it? I see it. Okay. Find it. Alright. Doesn't a precede chair work for the party, not for the constitution?
[02:02:08] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. So that So That's that's Party is the franchisor.
[02:02:13] Unknown:
Yeah. The party is the franchisor, and they can you know, and different people's experience with these parties is, they'll, you know, they'll trump whatever you try to put out there. We did have some luck in Idaho where we censured a Democrat or a Republican who was voting Democrat. But, I know the case of when Ron Paul won the Republican, back in Massachusetts when he went to Minnesota. They negated everything Massachusetts had done, the Republican party did, and they propped up Mitt that that year. So just be aware of Yeah. Going down. I know some precinct precinct members that, you know, pretty miffed with that whole deal. So
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Alrighty. Thank you. Thank you. Alright. Anybody else for Raj?
[02:03:05] Unknown:
Roger? Yeah. I have I I have a vocabulary for you, Raj. So, a Greek word. The word Ethiopia means burnt skin. It's a Greek word. Okay. That's interesting. Okay. And, Ethiopians have, various shades of color and skin color. And, we got it's like the toaster. You have a toaster at home, right, from one to ten. So we got all of that. So Okay. In the Upper North area, we're in the lighter side of the toast. And the and the southern area, we look like our neighbors, like, from Kenya
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and,
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and, the rest of Africa. So we have various shades of, of brown. So that's what, the word, the Greek word Ethiopia means burnt face or burnt skin. So I would be, in the northern side of my skin color is in the lighter side.
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Okay.
[02:04:10] Unknown:
Okay. Not that it matters, but it's just kind of a little bit about the word and a little bit about the Uh-huh. Okay.
[02:04:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Cool. Well, thank you.
[02:04:20] Unknown:
Yeah. You know, it's funny. I I grew up I was born in Detroit and, you know, lived there till four or five and then moved to the suburbs. And we were, you know, I think I said this about five miles north of the, you know, the that Detroit Warren, Michigan borderline. Mhmm. The first black person that came to our school was in junior high, and guess where he was from? Not Detroit. Ethiopia. Unbelievable.
[02:04:58] Unknown:
Yeah. I've been, you know, I went to a Catholic school here in in in, in San Antonio, as well. So I was the only black guy.
[02:05:11] Unknown:
Wow. No. We we live in New Braunfels,
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Hosanna. You know where New Braunfels is? I was in that position. I know where I live. I live in New Braunfels. Yes. Yes. Yeah. We we lived right off of I 35,
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and, you know, our sub was back right on that the, the Guadalupe River. It was called Lake Dunlap there because it got real wide. They didn't have any lakes, really, but they called that river lake a lake in many different areas. But, yeah, we were probably about 10 miles, East of I 35 right there at the I don't know what exit it was called, but 46 and, Zip Road were streets I remember. But, anyway, I'll yield. That it's funny. Ethiopia. Right?
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Yeah. Go figure.
[02:06:05] Unknown:
Dave. Dave. Hi, Dave. Hi. This is Robbie. Can you have Pam send me that email about Bill Gates and Epstein, and I'll I'll send you Julie's address.
[02:06:16] Unknown:
Okay. Yeah. Send that, and then I'll have her respond with it.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome. Bye, Hugh. Okay.
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Yep.
[02:06:25] Unknown:
Yes, sir. Sketch, what do you got?
[02:06:28] Unknown:
This is Rich in Huntsville. Yeah. What do you got?
[02:06:31] Unknown:
I got a question.
[02:06:33] Unknown:
I got a a sketch in there somewhere? Yeah. Yeah. But let him go. I'll get back to you. Okay. Rich in Huntsville was next.
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Roger, you were you were,
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you're an air force brat or were. And, Yes. No. You're once an air force brat, always an air force brat.
[02:06:57] Unknown:
Okay. So so that means that you were born on air force base more than likely somewhere. Correct? No. No. No. That's incorrect.
[02:07:06] Unknown:
I was born in Okay. Bay County Hospital in Panama City, Florida.
[02:07:11] Unknown:
Okay. So so this is a situation that that, I had thought about because it I was born on an air force base. So would that be considered being born in the District Of Columbia jurisdiction?
[02:07:30] Unknown:
No. I don't think so. I don't know that it matters, honestly.
[02:07:35] Unknown:
Okay. Thanks, Roger. Okay. I hear you. Well, you'd be because it's a federal facility,
[02:07:41] Unknown:
you'd automatically be born on, you know, or or forts, arsenals, and needful buildings. So you'd automatically be born on that land inside the state, inside the country, under bankruptcy, and all considered to be under federal jurisdiction.
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K?
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So no difference. Alright. Who who else was there? El Capitan.
[02:08:05] Unknown:
Yes. This is Rich. Hope you hope you're doing well today. I I have a few comments about what the conversation was, previous to what we cover here usually. And that is the the left right paradigm and the divide and conquer that's happening, you know, this, this red line that has been crossed, the political permission slip to murder people for their political views, I think it's pretty, pretty, sad that, we've come to this. And, you know, it's it's kinda like the psychology of the Bolsheviks, that is in play. And, I just wanted to also say, I don't know if you heard, but, a a a school teacher was was showing the video over and over to ten 10 year olds in class Yeah.
Yeah. Of the assassination and then saying he deserved it. You know? This this has to stop.
[02:09:10] Unknown:
Well, it needs to be reported. You know what's going on is all these people that are putting their feelings like that on TikTok and stuff is there's a website that's opened up where you're they're trying to trace back to these people's employers and get them fired. They've already done that with a couple. I heard Barnes. I hear you I hear from your conversation you listened to Barnes last night. So Yes, sir. And I agree with you that the political permission slip is something well, I would have liked to have discussed that today. We just got off in different directions. We can do it tomorrow. But I thought it was quite interesting that Joe Burrow, who, of course, was a Heisman Trophy winner when they won the national championship in 2019, Cincinnati Bengal now has his own foundation.
And he there was a judge like a lot of these big time NFL people do. He's wanting to help the community. He's a good guy. And one of the board members was a sitting judge who came out with that crap, and Joe Burrows kicked him off his committee, off the foundation. So that's what needs to happen. Even the Liberals, Turk Younger, the the those guys and some of these others, even they're coming out and decrying the incident because they know if they don't, it's gonna backlash on them. K? Yeah. The the last eight shootings, I believe I heard Barnes say last night, the last eight shootings have had to deal with this trans crap.
[02:10:41] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. And, also, it's kinda like, the left right the left right paradigm. We have two heroes, George Floyd on the left and Charlie Kirk on the right. It it it it just boggles my mind. They have 3,000
[02:10:58] Unknown:
flavors to divide and God. You forgot about the one that is probably leading up to this, which is the Luigi guy that shot the guy in the back of the head on the streets in New York. The insurance guy by the six, eight months ago. And all of the darlings in the left, all the women want to throw their bodies on the guy. Okay? All these left leaning wacko women. Yep. Yep. And and Okay.
[02:11:25] Unknown:
Yep. And one last or two two more things. I think restoring the Smith Munt Act would be very important to dealing with this because they can lie want y'all And they don't have to say this is opinion. You know? You wanna tell the audience they don't know what
[02:11:41] Unknown:
they don't know what the Smith Munt Act is. You wanna tell the audience?
[02:11:46] Unknown:
Well, it it's basically it, the Smith Mundt Act,
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banned Obama.
[02:11:56] Unknown:
Yeah. And it he he he dissolved it, but it it banned the government and the media, well, I think mostly the government, from lying to the populace by using the media.
[02:12:09] Unknown:
Yep. I think that's So, hopefully, these are these are some important issues that'll be brought up and discussed because of this incident.
[02:12:17] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. And I have some breaking news that isn't important. I don't know if you heard that. Ollie North got married. Guess who he got married to? Yeah. Fawn Hall.
[02:12:30] Unknown:
Susie South? Fawn Hall
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who testified. I don't know if you remember Fawn Hall, but she was the the redhead that testified. That was I forget who she was, but she she was in front of congress just like Ollie was.
[02:12:48] Unknown:
I see. So they hooked up later. Well, congratulations, Ollie. You. Nope. Have a blessed day. Okay. Thank you, Sketch. Well, hope to. Anybody else got something for me?
[02:13:00] Unknown:
Yes, sir.
[02:13:02] Unknown:
Alright. Hello. Who are you?
[02:13:05] Unknown:
This is Sheldon, and Todd couldn't be on today. He's still recovering, and he thank you for thinking of him, sir.
[02:13:13] Unknown:
Okay. We'll tell him we sure hope to see him maybe tomorrow and hope he's better. I know that's a painful situation, and, hopefully, he'll get it resolved. It's a life of pain. There's no life at all. Forks. Thank you, Sheldon. Okay. Anybody else?
[02:13:29] Unknown:
Roger. Roger. What do you what do you think it means that Ben Shapiro, a, denier of Christ, it's it's be gonna be put at the head, take over, Charlie
[02:13:49] Unknown:
Kirk's place. Well, I well, I don't know. Let well, we'll see if that happens. His his wife said she was gonna head it, so I don't know. We're gonna find out more about all this Israeli stuff, and I don't know just like nobody else knows, Joan.
[02:14:06] Unknown:
You're right. Okay.
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I got no special insight here. K. Alright. Anybody else? You was an actor.
[02:14:15] Unknown:
I heard you're the actor. Who? His wife? He I mean, he's an actor.
[02:14:24] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you. Bye. Well, people here you know, I I like Robbie Noel. What his father used to tell him, Joan, if you believe everything you hear, you'll eat everything you see.
[02:14:36] Unknown:
Right.
[02:14:38] Unknown:
Okay? Roger. Okay. Yes. Larry.
[02:14:44] Unknown:
Yeah. To answer Rich's question, you have to be born in an actual territory of DC or DC itself to be considered what's known as a statutory citizen. Now you could agree with the presumption like you teach or your parents could could have agreed with the presumption, which puts you under their jurisdiction, but that's altogether something different because all along, you were actually a national born in the in the, several states of the union, the constitutional republic. So you can obviously rebut that presumption like you teach, but if someone's born in the territories with the exception of American Samoa and Swains Islands, which really hardly anyone lives there at the Swains Islands, you are considered a statutory US citizen.
[02:15:39] Unknown:
Okay. Who else is trying to say something?
[02:15:41] Unknown:
I just wanted to mention to Joan. You you know you're you know what time it is when Karl Rove says we create reality. I yield Blessings.
[02:15:53] Unknown:
Yeah. So does the Mossad officers on sixty minutes. Sketch. Alright. Yes, John.
[02:16:04] Unknown:
Did you hear? I I figured because you haven't said any more about it that that you you heard that that, Ukraine girl on the bus that allegedly got stabbed to death by that other man that, did I mean, one or two days later, it came out that that was a psyop. Did you know that? Did you hear that?
[02:16:28] Unknown:
I have not heard that, Joan. Nope.
[02:16:30] Unknown:
She she she did not die. She she did not even get stabbed. Okay. This so you feel bad about her because because you were so upset.
[02:16:42] Unknown:
Well, I I I don't know where y'all are getting all this stuff, Joan. So please don't be a gullible female. They they showed pictures of the guy putting his knife in her cartiloid artery three times. And you say it's a psyop?
[02:16:57] Unknown:
Well, the video I saw,
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it it shows Well, you do. Yoga. Okay. How do you know the video you saw wasn't generated by by AI?
[02:17:07] Unknown:
I know.
[02:17:09] Unknown:
I know. Why did they try and why did they try and cover it up for two weeks before it broke if it was a PSIOP?
[02:17:19] Unknown:
Well, they have their reasons, but, just letting you know if he might not be dead. And so Alright. Well, thank you. Okay. Upset about. Okay. Thank you. Bye.
[02:17:29] Unknown:
Alright. Prayers. And Prayers. Alright. With with that, we're getting so far afield on so much of this stuff. I'm leaving. Okay? And I will, see y'all tomorrow. Hopefully, you'll have a great day. And if I can figure out this Zoom thing,
[02:17:45] Unknown:
I will What Zoom thing?
[02:17:48] Unknown:
Oh, the way to get to the exit. I'm out of here, dear. Okay. I found it. Iron Man? Okay.
[02:17:54] Unknown:
There you go. Oh, god.
[02:17:56] Unknown:
Now I know I'm leaving. So I don't know. Yeah. What are you on, Ferris? Yeah. No. Yeah. Don't cop an attitude toward me. I could be, an asset. I copped an attitude for you because I'm trying to get out of here, and you wait till the last minute. What do you got? I'm staying for you. Stop your bullshit.
[02:18:18] Unknown:
Anonymous left the meeting. Believe he was showing the door. Now I'm leaving too. Okay. And there he went.
[02:18:30] Unknown:
Wow.
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And and, Joan, I just wanna let you know there might be a Ukrainian connection to both of those incidents that we discussed today.
[02:18:45] Unknown:
The the the the Charlie Kirk and the Ukraine girl?
[02:18:50] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:18:51] Unknown:
And what did you mean earlier when you, said, like, two minutes ago something? What will you repeat it? So I then I can, up story Karl Rove? Yeah.
[02:19:03] Unknown:
Karl Rove was a political adviser to old, w. And he said, we we create reality through the media, I yield.
[02:19:14] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. Is Joe Lusticka coming on today? Paul? Bina?
[02:19:26] Unknown:
I have no idea.
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You're supposed to get back to him if my memory is correct.
[02:19:40] Unknown:
I'm here.
[02:19:47] Unknown:
April Beaner. Were you gonna say something to me?
[02:19:52] Unknown:
No. Okay. Good. Charlies murderer dot com goes to a site that's parked by GoDaddy, and charliesmurderers.com goes to nowhere.
[02:20:16] Unknown:
Works for me. It's I posted it in the chat.
[02:20:24] Unknown:
Oh?
[02:20:26] Unknown:
That's the site he was referencing with looking up folks' employers and reporting them. A huge database of I think they've got 30,000 plus submissions that they're going through since it was put up.
[02:20:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, I've tried to go there. Two different computers, two different networks, and neither one of them go.
[02:20:55] Unknown:
Jimmy, I want your computer because I tried too on two things. Couldn't get on either.
[02:21:04] Unknown:
Let me try something here. Hold on a moment.
[02:21:07] Unknown:
The site can't be reached. Server IP address could not be found for charliesmurderers.com. And if you go to charliesmurderer.com,
[02:21:27] Unknown:
What kind of computer are you running, Jimmy? I'll I'll have one. That
[02:21:33] Unknown:
goes to a checked out the computer for $4,000.
[02:21:39] Unknown:
It goes to a six month mark.
[02:21:42] Unknown:
Jimmy, you say you have a video copy of that book. Can you make it available?
[02:21:49] Unknown:
Yeah. I also have the flight logs for Epstein's plane. And I'd rather have it right now. No, no, no, I understand. I'm just throwing it out there for folks that are wanting more news or whatever you want to call it. And Page nine will be of, something some folks might wanna look at if they have it. Mhmm.
[02:22:18] Unknown:
We need to look at that book. Did you right.
[02:22:22] Unknown:
I've been trying to transcribe it into a PDF since the version I got was not the exact PDF due to the way it's due to the way I got it. So I I took it for what it was. I'm like, okay. Fine. I'm a have to do some extra work to transcribe it or something into a a legible book, if you will. Right now, I'm putting everything into words. 69 pages, I kinda have to do semi manually. So it's kind of a time consuming process because
[02:22:53] Unknown:
I know we could not charge it like
[02:22:54] Unknown:
I wanted, so I kinda have to fix it. It it's probably better to get it out in its raw form. That way, it's out there. We can transcribe when it's in our area. I understand that. But from the source that I got, they didn't wanna send me the raw form. So I was like, okay. Fine. I'll take what you got. And I'm not butting heads with something that I gonna have to take some time to read it. But based on the book, there's a lot of things that I'm like, how is it possible could you have known another ninth or the eighth, whatever was submitted even though the product that somebody was mentioning earlier about Amazon and uploading digital books takes twenty four to forty eight hours for approval and then normally it's posted. So with that being said, screenshots, I even had it on the ninth, which would make it two days before that or within twenty four hours, it would be the ninth. So Well, just to
[02:23:48] Unknown:
nail the point Yeah. People get edified over stuff like this. So that's why we don't need a single point of failure. We need to that thing needs to get out.
[02:24:01] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Absolutely. I will post it in the Telegram group, the clip or or whatever you wanna call it. And then you guys will have to slow it down in order to read it. That's another reason why it's taking so long to to transcribe it. Who whose Telegram group?
[02:24:23] Unknown:
It's the PP
[02:24:25] Unknown:
Oh. Was it the public thing, Jiggy? Sorry.
[02:24:30] Unknown:
PPN radio ranch?
[02:24:33] Unknown:
Sorry. Yeah. My my bad PPN radio ranch chat.
[02:24:38] Unknown:
There's two of them. I think the main chat is the one with a whole bunch of folks, and then the secondary is the
[02:24:44] Unknown:
PPN radio ranch. It doesn't say chat.
[02:24:47] Unknown:
That's the chat group, the discussion group. There's PPN Radio Ranch Telegram and PPN Radio Ranch chat discussion group.
[02:24:59] Unknown:
Okay. The one I'm in, it's called the TPN Radio Ranch chat with a 142 members. Two of us are online now. There you go.
[02:25:07] Unknown:
That's the one. Okay. Nope. I have tried every iteration. I've tried every iteration of those, web addresses, and they all lead to websites that are parked by GoDaddy.
[02:25:26] Unknown:
Yeah. Give me a moment to recheck something here. I'm working on my cell phone and then let me try on the computers. I will confirm it was up last night at twelve eastern time, like, in the morning. But
[02:25:49] Unknown:
Hello? I have a question. Hang on a second. I have a question.
[02:25:56] Unknown:
Hang on a second, which one? My question is my I have a question. Where is it? Hold on. Hold on. We're trying to sort out a web address because we've we've got numerous incorrect addresses in the chat.
[02:26:20] Unknown:
Jake, can you ask this question? I'm trying to fix something here, so it'll take me a minute. Okay.
[02:26:26] Unknown:
Hey. Brent. Good memory. You have a good memory, Brent. Who was Fawn Hall? Anybody?
[02:26:51] Unknown:
So were Yeah. Were they were they both Bianca? Phone and Oliver North?
[02:26:59] Unknown:
Yeah. She was a she was a a really good looking, redhead that, I guess, gave evidence, in the Iran contra, hearings. Correct?
[02:27:14] Unknown:
Yeah. But she was a secretary or something like that. I don't know. I I forget. That's why I was asking Brent. You you have a good memory.
[02:27:27] Unknown:
So did the did Ollie North just marry her?
[02:27:33] Unknown:
I think recently. Yeah. I think that that was the headline I read if my recollection is correct. I'm not gonna go back and search again. But yeah. I wonder
[02:27:43] Unknown:
I I hope Ollie I hope Ollie wasn't married and got a divorce as well as Sean. Paul getting a divorce because,
[02:27:55] Unknown:
yeah, that would be that would be bad.
[02:28:04] Unknown:
Well, it's really a headline that has no meaning, but I figured I'd throw it out there for nostalgia reason.
[02:28:15] Unknown:
Is the gentleman still there with a question?
[02:28:19] Unknown:
Holly married Fawn Hall?
[02:28:22] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:28:23] Unknown:
Yep. Wow. But she was a smoking hot blonde back in the eighties. And that testimony of Anne Contra?
[02:28:34] Unknown:
Wow.
[02:28:35] Unknown:
What happened to his his grumpy wife?
[02:28:39] Unknown:
You got me. I just read the headline and said, oh my gosh. It's true. It's amazing. After, what, how many years? Forty years? They thought yeah. Exactly.
[02:28:54] Unknown:
But she was smoking hot back then.
[02:29:03] Unknown:
Hello. The question I have is, are you going are you still going to have the guest speak speak about first at 01:30?
[02:29:17] Unknown:
You're talking about, Joel Lustica, I think. And I don't know if Paul knows about that is happening. I don't think it is. Maybe Paul. I don't think knows if that's gonna happen.
[02:29:35] Unknown:
Okay. I will I will see what will happen at one at 01:30. Thank you.
[02:29:44] Unknown:
I know I mentioned that this is Carl in Utah. I know I mentioned it during radio show a few few days ago, but I don't think it was mentioned other than that.
[02:29:57] Unknown:
Well, last time he was on, I think somebody asked him if he could come on. I I don't know if it was Paul. I forget. But he said he would. And then I think, they were supposed to coordinate, but I don't know if that happened. You'll it looks like Mer just confirmed that it did happen.
[02:30:24] Unknown:
Yeah. Fawn fur fur and hall shoved papers down or closed like Sandy Berger did.
[02:30:37] Unknown:
I bet your her bloomers were full of, Iran Contra documents.
[02:30:45] Unknown:
Did did they get penalized for doing, for destroying documents? Murder, you know?
[02:30:52] Unknown:
Not that I know of.
[02:30:55] Unknown:
So so they did something wrong. Right? And but they nothing happened to them because of it? Yeah. This is typical. Right? Yeah. Okay.
[02:31:07] Unknown:
Thanks. Ali was taking orders from the president directly, I think, and that's how he got off.
[02:31:16] Unknown:
Uh-huh.
[02:31:19] Unknown:
Vaughn Hall was granted immunity for her testimony.
[02:31:27] Unknown:
Wow. As is typical.
[02:31:34] Unknown:
Meanwhile, Sonny Bono is murdered over the same Iron Contra. Old Sonny was covered in blood, but it wasn't his own.
[02:31:47] Unknown:
Fantastic. He's a man.
[02:31:50] Unknown:
And was that the tree or the the the, club upside the head on the ski ski,
[02:31:59] Unknown:
gear on? Yeah. He was he was tricked into, you know, they told him they were gonna pass some documents and stuff on the ski slopes and but they were there to kill him. I don't remember. Iran Contra was hushed up. Right?
[02:32:17] Unknown:
I don't remember what exact exactly Iran Contra. It's definitely had to do with drug trading and the CIA, but that,
[02:32:25] Unknown:
Ed or breakup. From the Mercury News
[02:32:29] Unknown:
was also gotten rid of. Of course, he killed himself too.
[02:32:33] Unknown:
Oh, he shot himself twice in the back of the head. Right?
[02:32:37] Unknown:
Yep. Okay. If I may interject. Yes. Okay. Domain is is down for the last twelve, thirteen hours. They're moving the data over to a new domain. So that's why it wasn't loading today. I traced down the website. It's being hosted through another country, for obvious reasons. And it's being hosted through Ray Kajevic, Iceland, Capital Region of postal code 101. It is under the offices of Charlie Kirk Data Foundation. And one of their handles on x to follow the updates on the links and moving on the website is at 4 Charlie Kirk 1 as in the number one, and that's on x.
They have a temporary setup called charliekirkdata.org. It is not done yet transferring information or data, but it's kinda looking like the other site, in terms of the setup. Now, obviously, for those who have not seen it, they don't know what I'm talking about.
[02:33:59] Unknown:
But then I got what's it doing? Yeah. I got charlotte'smurderer.com to come up, but it wanted me to remove ad blocker, which ain't happening. So
[02:34:10] Unknown:
Yeah. The the I don't know why that's I think you have the wrong site. But long story short, the site is being moved. So, again, charliekirkdata.org looks to be their new, new page. I kinda have a Slack page up at the moment, but everything all the data has not been moved yet as far as I can see. So have no fear. They're just changing addresses and whatnot. But I will put that link into the chat. It'll be in multiple chat. I'll do it on the chat tango, and I will put it in this chat here. I mean, just give me a moment. Where is okay. There's the chat.
Okay. There's that. On this Flash page, if you wanna get updates via mailing list, you can add an address in there if you'd like. And they say it's in case they deep get deplatformed or whatever, people can still get information. Obviously, the leftist or whoever you wanna call them are not gonna be liking all their information that is found publicly if it's available to be doxed in a way oh, you're fired. You're fired. You're fired. You're fired.
[02:35:49] Unknown:
Who is the student talking? This is Larry from Jacksonville. Who is the student up updating about the website?
[02:36:06] Unknown:
I'm not sure if I'm a student, but, this is Jimmy.
[02:36:10] Unknown:
Oh, hey, Jimmy. So who's sponsoring this, charliekirkdata.org website? Is it friends or and family? And what happened to the original site?
[02:36:22] Unknown:
It looks like it got DDoS attacked last night. Like I said, just a few moments ago, I was up at twelve midnight. I was working eastern time, and now it's been down. And it would make sense because I'm on their x websites. I mean, I'm on their x platform. And according to last post, eleven to twelve to thirteen hours ago, which would make sense from the time I was speaking earlier why it was down. But it looks like it got attacked or something to to some extent, plus an SLL ticket issue. Also, Wayback Machine refuses to archive this website also. I checked in that, and then I did a trace on the IP address and its location. Again, it's being sub hosted or something in Iceland.
Reykjovik, R E Y K J O V I K, postal code 101. Whether that matters to anybody or not. That's just information. As to who is behind all that, I haven't gotten that information or who's approval or not approval. That, I don't know. But that's the one I got for you.
[02:37:39] Unknown:
May I ask Joe Leticia a question now? May I ask Joe Leticia a question now? Joe, do you have do you have sound now?
[02:37:59] Unknown:
Joe, I don't think Joe Lustica's on.
[02:38:05] Unknown:
The chat says from Joe, it says I am on, but don't have any sound in the chat. The last entry in the chat. I I heard you like you were, 10 rooms away.
[02:38:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Joe's still here, but he's not he is fixing his, technical issues.
[02:38:37] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:38:42] Unknown:
One of the things that bothers me the most, and I wish we get more answers on is and we won't in some cases, but her her control in that, you know, piece that she gave on her husband is just sort of lacking emotion on her part, I think. And where's the motive of the shooter? Doesn't have that kind of background?
[02:39:08] Unknown:
He's he's young. Coming out more coming out about him being tran infected and all that stuff, his boyfriend. Yep. Dan Andrews was, talking a little about it, then I found some more information. Yeah. The boy's name and and all that jazz and, yeah, just brewed up anger and everything. But you gotta remember, she may have been cried out by the time she gave that message.
[02:39:34] Unknown:
She's very I don't think she was wearing
[02:39:37] Unknown:
mascara. I don't know if you girls are probably better at telling that than I. And she looked like she got fake eyelashes on.
[02:39:44] Unknown:
Someone's mic is open.
[02:39:49] Unknown:
What? My mic is open.
[02:39:52] Unknown:
Jack wing, so somebody's mic is open.
[02:40:00] Unknown:
I I think we need to wait and quit judging a little bit here, because there is a whole lot more going on. And she'd been in, you know, public eye and stuff before. She's five years older than him. She won the Arizona beauty contest, but I don't think it was under, you know, bad pretenses or anything. We just need to see. We need to wait and see a little bit here. But he was really coming coming around and, I mean, how could he not? He was hanging with Candice and according to her thing that she did, twenty nine minute thing, that when they were traveling all over the place and everything, he you know, his new shoes or whatever, he said, am I cool? Does this look cool? You know? So I think he was, you know, he was learning. He was he was young. And, but he was so open to all these college students when he'd go on campus and talk with them. I saw one that, was shown to me there on the YouTubey that, it was a college girl and she was said she was Jewish and, and she was contesting why we need fathers at all because she didn't have one. And she was, I guess, in a lesbian relationship and talking about abortion. I mean, it was just very good to have these discussions, and it was turning the young around to normalcy.
And that's what had to go.
[02:41:23] Unknown:
She seemed very angry. She seemed angry, and I would be too. And false eye eyelashes is a very common thing for a lot of women. So and you don't need mascara then. But she seemed very angry, and I think she probably was, who knows what the truth of the matter is? But at the end of the day, it's what do they want us to do? What are they trying to elicit in the population? So it it's almost I don't think it's really immaterial, but it almost becomes immaterial whether he was killed or not and who did it or not. But I think the the official story seemed very convenient, and very scripted. You know? It's it's just very but who knows? It may be the truth. I don't know. But at at the end of the day, for me, I and this is Nancy from Virginia.
The question I ask myself, okay. So what are what is the emotional response and reaction that they want to elicit from this? Because it's a, you know, silence Charlie, to pit us against each other, probably all of that and more. But it's like, what do they want to elicit from us? And I'm not I'm gonna try not to, fall into that trap.
[02:42:49] Unknown:
Hi, Julie. Hi. Hi, Darren. So, listen to this leaked and Nancy's right. Leaked official NASA and CIA documents reveal decades of high level globalist preparations for a series of assassination and false flags designated to spark a manufactured civil war starting in dot dot dot wait for it 2025. According to the document published before nineeleven, the plan to launch the chaos in 2025 involves assassinating Americans on live TV for maximum public trauma. And then it says, sounds familiar? The brutal fact is that Israel leads global assassinations over the last five years, accounting for 80% of the approximate 1,000 total cases worldwide.
That's a verified fact. Go ask Grok. And if you don't believe they would dare carry out assassinations on U. S. Soil, ask yourself why they have been involved behind the scenes in every mass casualty event on U. S. Soil in the last fifty years. So as Nancy said, this is what they're trying to do. They're trying to create a civil war, on purpose. This is what they want to elicit from us.
[02:44:09] Unknown:
My turn. Alright. She was a beauty contest winner. She's five years older than him and probably more mature. I would bet that she was a communications major in college. Therefore, she was leading him around the by the nose, as far as public relations, Edward L. Bernays. And, that's why he was so successful at it because she knows she knows the minefield. And, also, they're trained liars. We know that from public affairs and relations people and, you know, their news, managers at the white folks' house. And, so she can turn it on and turn it off, or like Mur said, she's probably cried out, and so she can go and do that. I yield.
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Can you hear me? Up.
[02:45:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Can you hear me? K. Go ahead. Yeah. Okay. Go Joe.
[02:45:31] Unknown:
Hi. Hi.
[02:45:34] Unknown:
Yeah. You all set up now? You got sound, and you're ready for the first question from me?
[02:45:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, as long as you can hear me, I guess we're okay.
[02:45:49] Unknown:
One thing before he starts, the book is posted, the video, in the PPN radio chat. So you guys have fun with it. I'm a try to finish up the solar version so everybody can read it, and I'll upload it later. Okay. No problem. That's it.
[02:46:07] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. I just wanted to, I have one quick easy question for you. I mean, that I think you can answer quick. I I I I it's easy for you, but it's not easy for me. So, but you're the that's why I'm asking you. But remember, back a week ago or whenever when you you said you could, We all agreed that you said you could come on and answer some questions. And, well, I'm not sure what subject matter, y'all were gonna talk about. But my question is the EIN number, when when when what can what can people what can we do with that? What how are we supposed to use that? Is is is it just for, like, sales tax when you go buy groceries or buy something from, you know, a store, like, a hardware store?
Is it just for not having to pay sales tax, or what all is it for?
[02:47:13] Unknown:
I mean, it depends what you're trying to do with an EIN. You know? Like, if you're doing banking, right, you make an EIN for a trust. Yeah. It it just depends what you're trying to do. If you wanna I use the passport number as a tax exemption number when I do the, sales tax exemption. I use the passport.
[02:47:36] Unknown:
If you put the passport number on that, government, dot gov dot what that I don't have it in front of me right now where y'all last week, you said go do that form on the, IRS website. It No.
[02:47:53] Unknown:
No. Oh, okay. Where where In in New Jersey.
[02:47:57] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:47:58] Unknown:
Okay. When you have to apply for a sales tax exemption, you have to fill out a form Yeah. Right, which has, exempt taxpayer ID number, which is the passport number, and it has you know, you have to add what provision you're putting on there. That's a New Jersey thing. That's a little different in every state. Some states do it automatically, whatever. I don't know. But
[02:48:22] Unknown:
So can you tell me where I would get that form in in South Carolina for South Carolina? The sales tax exemption form where I would put my passport number?
[02:48:37] Unknown:
I don't know how it is. I would have to look up the laws there, you know, and go study it to figure out how you guys do sales tax exemptions there.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you know, I Can I ask a question regarding the same subject about how you answer? What what is your exemption? What do you say you're why you're exempt?
[02:48:56] Unknown:
Okay. Wait a minute. Let me I I I'm nonresident. Yeah.
[02:49:01] Unknown:
Is there There you go. There a space for that? You they ask you that on that form? Yep. Well, they ask you to provide which which which,
[02:49:11] Unknown:
rule under that form. Right? They ask you which rule are you exempt from. And and then that's what I put down.
[02:49:24] Unknown:
Well, don't they ask, like, what type of business are you or a ministry or something like that?
[02:49:33] Unknown:
No. It just says, it just says the tangible personal property or services will be used for the following exempt purposes. And then that's under New Jersey statute that has that, exemption. It has a list of exemptions. And that's under New Jersey statute fifty four thirty two b two.
[02:49:55] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. So so okay. Hey, John. I just wanna let I just wanna let you know I went to, I don't know how to use websites and computer very well, but I tried. And I tried to go to, well, I can't remember because it's been a while now, but I tried to find a state sales tax exemption form, and I couldn't find it. I don't know how to You might not have one.
[02:50:23] Unknown:
What state are you in?
[02:50:26] Unknown:
South Carolina.
[02:50:27] Unknown:
South Carolina. Give me a few minutes. I'll look now. Hallelujah.
[02:50:34] Unknown:
Hallelujah.
[02:50:40] Unknown:
Ma'am, how much are you paying in sales tax normally here? 6%. Just when I'm looking it up, I could tell you. Write this down. Yeah. LDash2068.
[02:50:56] Unknown:
Okay. 2068.
[02:51:01] Unknown:
Alright. That's one. The other one is STDash10.
[02:51:06] Unknown:
STDash10.
[02:51:08] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:51:09] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:51:11] Unknown:
Alright. But
[02:51:12] Unknown:
Yeah. And you're gonna have to read code section 12 dash 36 dash twenty one twenty for qualifying exemption for sales tax.
[02:51:25] Unknown:
Okay. Now but where do I go first to type in L2068?
[02:51:31] Unknown:
Google.
[02:51:32] Unknown:
Google what? You're asking where to type this in? I'm telling you where to type it in. Yeah. Okay. Google. Oh, that's I'll just go to Google and then just just type in 68 without asking anything about the state without typing in South Carolina?
[02:51:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Put the state put the state in there. You know?
[02:51:54] Unknown:
Oh, so I put Yeah. Get specific.
[02:51:57] Unknown:
Okay. So I put s I put South Carolina
[02:52:01] Unknown:
L Dash 2068. Right? Sorry. I don't know anything.
[02:52:14] Unknown:
Don't make it harder than it is. It's real simple. Put those numbers in a Google search, and you'll get the form.
[02:52:23] Unknown:
Okay. I'll try to get really
[02:52:25] Unknown:
do don't make it more complex than it is. This is why I find that people overcomplicate things unnecessarily because they're confused about things. Don't do anything else. Just type those numbers in, and you'll find it. Right?
[02:52:41] Unknown:
Okay. But without typing it but without but South Carolina first. Right?
[02:52:45] Unknown:
Yeah. Put that in there. Yeah. But don't see, like, that shouldn't even be a question. You should just know South Carolina L Dash 2068.
[02:52:55] Unknown:
Right? Okay. Yeah. You know, like,
[02:52:58] Unknown:
is
[02:53:00] Unknown:
And they do a host and then the s t dash 10, is that a host different Google search?
[02:53:06] Unknown:
Well, I
[02:53:07] Unknown:
or or on this thing? I
[02:53:09] Unknown:
don't wanna teach you how to use a computer. You know? I don't wanna teach you how to use a computer.
[02:53:15] Unknown:
You do or don't?
[02:53:18] Unknown:
I don't.
[02:53:19] Unknown:
I don't. I don't. I I understand. It'll cost you. He does. Okay.
[02:53:25] Unknown:
I'll do it that way too. But skip it. It's it's in the chat. Skip all the blah blah blah. Yeah. It's it's real simple. Click the link in the chat. Be afraid to type things in in the Google search and and click things. Don't be afraid.
[02:53:38] Unknown:
Computer ain't gonna blow up. Yeah. Thank you. It's just that I've tried all this stuff before be without having any clue. Just trying to figure it out myself, and I didn't get very far. Thank you, Joe.
[02:53:52] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:53:53] Unknown:
Comet? Yeah. Joe Lustica, victory here in Washington. How are you, sir?
[02:54:01] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:54:04] Unknown:
You're saying that it's LDash2068. Correct?
[02:54:09] Unknown:
That's, application for admissions tax exemption. Right? That's admissions tax exemption. Then I said ST10 is this is the exemption certificate for sales and use tax. Okay. She has to read the code that goes along with that.
[02:54:28] Unknown:
Could you repeat one more time? Could you repeat one more time what the LDash2068 was, please?
[02:54:39] Unknown:
Admissions.
[02:54:44] Unknown:
Got it.
[02:54:48] Unknown:
That's that's like re you know, that's like retail sales. Right? Okay. Admissions. Like I said like I said, she's gonna still have to read that part of the statute, section twelve twenty one twenty four twenty, okay, and find out what the exemptions are. So that way she can use the proper exemption in her state. Otherwise like, like, this is like, it was really simple. Your state provides exemptions for sales tax. Look them up, see what they are, and then use the proper form to get the exemption on one that you can qualify under.
[02:55:27] Unknown:
Okay. I understand that. Appreciate that. One more question for you. I I just got done sending out all my notices last month to everybody, including the IRS. My next step is the ROE. Does your website or videos, Rumble's channel, have instructions on doing that? Yeah. I have five videos on that. Okay. Just type in the search bar on Rumble ROE. Or
[02:55:55] Unknown:
Revocation of election.
[02:55:57] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Mhmm.
[02:56:02] Unknown:
Good meeting you.
[02:56:04] Unknown:
Likewise. Yeah. These guys don't overcomplicate it. It's really simple. You wanna get a sales tax exemption? Just type in your state, type in, sales tax exemption, and it'll it'll just come up. And these things are easy to find nowadays. You know? It's not like it's not like the way it was, like, twenty years ago where you had to, like, go to the library, find the right book if they even had it in that library, or go find the right library that would have the book and then go look for it. And that could take you a few hours because you gotta keep searching around, searching around, reading through stuff No. Until you finally found it.
Nowadays, it's just as simple as just, you know What's your word?
[02:56:47] Unknown:
Joe, if it's an interstate business like Amazon, do you have to go into them to do it?
[02:56:55] Unknown:
If you're on Amazon?
[02:56:57] Unknown:
Oh, here. Let's Yeah. Look. When it's an interstate business like that, instead of by state
[02:57:03] Unknown:
Well, do you have that's different. Yeah. No. No. When you we're dealing with just, like, you know, you know, just, intrastate
[02:57:13] Unknown:
comments.
[02:57:15] Unknown:
Intra. Like, within the state. Comet.
[02:57:20] Unknown:
Comet?
[02:57:21] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:57:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Joe, I'm familiar with that exemption moving from the state of Alaska to the state of Washington. I was able to automatically get an exemption whenever I go to the local Home Depot. So it's very interesting that you mentioned using your passport number, and I obviously assume that you're talking about your new passport under your status of national. Correct?
[02:57:47] Unknown:
That's the only passport I ever got.
[02:57:50] Unknown:
Okay. Appreciate that. Thank you.
[02:57:53] Unknown:
Okay. I made it real easy for South Carolina folks. All the links are in the stat, including a list of each form for an exemption under the state known as South Carolina. It even gives you the code slash section, which you need to research per Joe. So I can only speak for South Carolina, they make it really easy. I mean, they tell you without you having to really research much. And then you can pull up the exemption list under the certain codes that they have listed here. And like he just mentioned, okay. This goes with this form. This goes with that form. Fill it out. Send it in. Voila.
[02:58:36] Unknown:
Hey, Jimmy. I know you said it was in the chat, all that blah blah blah, the with the what everything Joe said about L2068 and everything else. But I don't see it in the chat. Sometimes things don't come up for me in the chat.
[02:58:54] Unknown:
I don't know why. Hold on. I will throw it into
[02:58:59] Unknown:
do you want it in the Telegram, or do you want it in the two ranch radio thing?
[02:59:04] Unknown:
The odd chat angle. Two two ranch radio or either do you want my email address?
[02:59:11] Unknown:
Put it in the chat.
[02:59:13] Unknown:
The Q Radio Ranch?
[02:59:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Put put put in there, and I'll just copy paste an email or or or I'll blast it out there.
[02:59:21] Unknown:
You want me you want me to put something into
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right now? Give me your email address. Throw it in the chat system or something.
[02:59:30] Unknown:
Joan's talking about the chitango. You're not and it's in the chitango now.
[02:59:36] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[02:59:39] Unknown:
Okay. Give me a second.
[02:59:42] Unknown:
How does the state know that you have that exemption? Are you paying by a credit card or cash? I mean, do you carry a card that shows the exemption? What do you what do you have to do to to It's a form retail.
[02:59:55] Unknown:
It's a form you fill out. You open up an account with that retailer, and then they put you down as tax exempt using that form.
[03:00:03] Unknown:
Okay. So it's a state form, and then you apply that to the retailer?
[03:00:08] Unknown:
Correct.
[03:00:10] Unknown:
Okay. How do they know it's you? Did you have to check ID? I mean, you stated?
[03:00:17] Unknown:
I mean it depends on the retailer. It's a little different for everybody. You know? It's not just one one process for everybody. Like Okay. With, wholesale places, like, you know, BJ's and stuff like that, you get an account, and then you get a tax exemption through the account. So whenever you use the card there, it it goes as tax exempt. Walmart, you do you have to you go there, you get they make a card for you, and then you present the card to the to the cashier. Okay? Home Depot, just depends. You know? So it's all different. The different places do different things. Some places you have to fill it out every single time. Like, you could do it at Whole Foods. Somebody's grocery shopping. But, when you're if you go to Whole Foods and do it, you have to show them the home every time.
[03:01:04] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you. Could someone close their mic or please mute them?
[03:01:10] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. This is Jerry in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Hey. Somebody brought up another gentleman named Joe.
[03:01:19] Unknown:
Joe Williams somewhere. This is Brandon. That you were. Brandon? Brandon. Williams?
[03:01:25] Unknown:
Yeah. Brandon Williams. Oh. His middle name is Joe.
[03:01:31] Unknown:
Oh, okay. But he has a a a website or something?
[03:01:38] Unknown:
Yeah. Did you get ahold of him or what? You're not gonna get ahold of him. He won't talk to you.
[03:01:46] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Yeah.
[03:01:50] Unknown:
Yeah. But he does, sort of like passports also?
[03:01:57] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:02:00] Unknown:
Okay. Okay. Okay. So how do I find it for? Just Brandon Williams or what?
[03:02:11] Unknown:
His website is 1stupidfuck.com.
[03:02:16] Unknown:
Okay.
[03:02:18] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. That's his website. Hey, Joe. One more question.
[03:02:28] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:02:31] Unknown:
As students are going through this process of the revocation of election, do you, allow us to send you what we have to take a look at it before we submit it or not?
[03:02:44] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. I guess so.
[03:02:48] Unknown:
What's the best way to do that, to get get information to your,
[03:02:54] Unknown:
email?
[03:03:07] Unknown:
I'd like to add on to I'm sorry. I didn't catch I'm sorry. I didn't catch that.
[03:03:16] Unknown:
I said email.
[03:03:19] Unknown:
I know. But do you
[03:03:21] Unknown:
do you give us your email address, or how how do you find it?
[03:03:26] Unknown:
It's on my Rumble channel. This is how I know people don't read the description because, people ask me for my email. Well, I watch your videos. Can I get your email address? I'm like, you're not you're not clicking on the description, are you? Because it's in everything.
[03:03:47] Unknown:
Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Bye. Bye.
[03:03:52] Unknown:
Mute up. Mute up, please. Thank you.
[03:03:56] Unknown:
Thank you. Comment. To the gentleman who was asking about, I think his words were something in effect of international or something regarding sales tax, for example, eBay, e commerce or Amazon and various other websites. Amazon is pretty easy. They'll take, believe it or not, just about any tax exemption form from any state even if you're let's say you're in Washington and you have a tax exemption from under Hawaii, for example, and you're shipping stuff to a Washington address, they'll still take it. Amazon's one of the easiest. EBay is a little more tricky because they want official documents and also they're junk.
But, it does work basically what I'm saying for ecommerce websites, irrespective of the state that you're on. So you don't have to worry about the whole, oh, I need to ship it here, but I'm not here, this, that, and the other, at least on Amazon. I don't know about eBay's policies. Just to let you know, like, I've purchased things online, and I'm I'm I'm exempt. And as for the passport card number or the passport number, it does work. Sometimes it may not go in their initial system. They'll have to do it on the back end. As Joe was stating, some companies have done things differently, and I found that out the hard way.
Lowe's and Home Depot, for whatever reason, like to use a local and not some international, if you will, in respect to the passport number, because that's not tied locally to every state. So they would have to do something on the back end for that to go through normally. Or if you go through their system and do the state exemption, then yes, that will be tied to your phone number, your login. I know that's because I have done it. And or if you have military experience and you are doing also military benefit discount, they changed that a few years back where it's all internal. And, yes, they will verify if you're stolen valor and all that junk.
And then it's tied to the system and you you just put a phone number in. Most places don't check an ID, which they should, but they don't. So if you have a family member, for example, buying a purchase under the phone number, and you happen to see a discount for military or whatever, that's house linked. Okay. I'm done.
[03:06:25] Unknown:
So Jimmy and Joe Lestika, we do not have to do an extra step for Amazon to, to be sales tax exempt from Amazon purchases?
[03:06:40] Unknown:
I don't know. I haven't tried it with Amazon.
[03:06:43] Unknown:
But Jimmy Jimmy has. Right, Jimmy?
[03:06:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I've been taxed as of for years on Amazon. And Okay. I happen to use it under another exemption from another state, and they were fine with it. But I'm saying, if you were to happen to do it or you moved or something, and you had an existing exemption from another state or where it Amazon will take it. Now this is a few years back. I don't know if there are systems that open to it, but it doesn't seem like anybody checks it because literally, you'll know in about a minute or two once you submit it, maybe five minutes. They'll update your account to, you know, tax exempt blah blah blah.
And if that and the other and obviously, as you know, probably two, three years prior to this, the states didn't force eBay, for example, and Amazon to sit to collect sales tax unless the business that was selling on Amazon or eBay notified that you were in the same state that they could actually collect taxes. And, of course, dude, how greedy they are, they went around and said, okay, we don't care what state you're in. We wanna collect all that tax. I mean, it's ridiculous, but that's what they did. But like I said, Amazon, I think it's gonna be easy. EBay is a little more this and that because I've tried a few things. They're like, nope. We don't like your paper.
Nope. Can't have it. So I'm kinda dialing that, but I'm not I'm not putting the envelope because I I don't shop much on on eBay, so I don't worry too much on sales tax. But, anyway, I set up.
[03:08:23] Unknown:
What's the name of the old man's
[03:08:26] Unknown:
What
[03:08:27] Unknown:
Joe Lustica. Joe Lustica filed with both Amazon and, somebody else, and so did Bory.
[03:08:37] Unknown:
And Yep. Bory and Amazon. Sales tax. I was wondering if cash transactions work once you do that.
[03:08:48] Unknown:
Yeah. You could do cash transactions tax free. Because when they ring it up, it just cancels out the taxes on it. I did that with the hardware store. I did with that with, all the, places like the big marketplaces I shop at, except for Whole Foods. Whole Foods, you have to go in each time with the form, and they have to put in the numbers. So it's kind of annoying. But I don't know. But you save, like, $30 sometimes.
[03:09:21] Unknown:
There shouldn't be the tax on anything from Whole Foods anyway.
[03:09:28] Unknown:
Because it's food.
[03:09:30] Unknown:
Yeah. It's food. There's tax on it. There's tax. The what? No. You don't we don't get taxed on things like the the meat or the vegetables. There's no tax on that stuff, but there's tax on other things. I don't know what the heck my wife is buying that makes all this freaking sales tax go up.
[03:09:51] Unknown:
They call it the food tax. Usually, one to 3% depending on what it is, like, you just mentioned.
[03:09:58] Unknown:
Why are people mancodding? You know, boycott all grown up grown up?
[03:10:04] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:10:06] Unknown:
Actually, they should. Anyway, guys, I'm gonna take the stream down because it's still up. I was out working on a porch. I'm sorry. Didn't mean to screw it up like that or anything like that. So this has been the radio watch with Roger Sales, the Monday edition on eurofolkradio.com, Global Voice Radio Network, and, various other platforms, including ones from the, the NET family of broadcast services. We're also on Rumble, and that stream is gonna be going down very shortly too. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, if not a little longer. And, well, we'll see you right back here tomorrow for the Tuesday edition of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales. I'm Paul from Global Voice.
Thanks for joining us. Ciao. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[03:11:27] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Here we go. Fifty eighth. Yikes. Love to change the world. Here we go. We're gonna change a little bit, maybe, hopefully, kinda, wanna, here on the, Monday edition. That's right. It's the start of the week here on September 15. Right smack dab in the middle of the month here. And, Roger Sales, your host at the Radio Ranch, and Paul ingratiated us and treated us to some classical stuff. That wasn't Wagner, was it, Paul? We're not playing Wagner, are we? Might be a good idea.
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Actually actually, I don't know who the original composer was, but, can you take a wild guess how many instruments were involved in the creation of that? Just a while ago. I what
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if it was an orchestra, what, fifty, sixty? I mean, I'm sure I'm wrong, but that was if it was an orchestra, I'm sure it's digitalized somehow. Good, though. Zero.
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Zero instruments. Okay. It was all, a sampling? That was a MIDI file. It was all one computer that did that.
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Uh-huh. Yep. Pretty amazing what digital stuff can do these days. It's nothing like the old days, but, that was a nice little piece. It inspired me a little bit there, Paul. Some nice violins. And there I I really, I was raised partially on classical music, semi and full classical, and, and I like it. So, it's it's wonderful to you who was it? Who was it? I don't remember. The mom was pregnant. The whole time she was pregnant, she was using headphones on her stomach with classical music, and it increases children's IQs. I mean, that's that's why they go in and want rap. They don't want all that good stuff that structures you. They want all that animalistic stuff that sounds like drums in the jungle. So, anyway, here we go on the Monday edition starting the week out. Morning, Paul. Hope everything was good for you over the weekend.
Yeah. Good.
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I got I got one thing to share about what, you just mentioned. Yes, sir. When my youngest boy was a baby, I used to put him on the dining room table in his little seat, and I used to play classical music for him. His favorite was, Vangelis, Chariots of Fire, the extended things.
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Uh-huh. You're right. And,
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I also, did some, Chip Davis stuff, Manheim Steamroller, Yeah. I remember them. Escape from the Atmosphere.
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Do you remember
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Do you remember craft work?
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Yep. Kraftwerk from Germany. Fon Fon Fon on the Autobahn. Remember that?
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Yep. I used to do that too. I worked that record.
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Mercury had that out of Europe and, somehow and I worked that record. They came to Atlanta. I didn't speak any German. I got to go down and shake their hands and stuff. But fun fun fun on the Autobahn. Yep. I remember that. They're not having too much fun on the Autobahn over there these days. You know? No.
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No. Not quite. But make a long story short, of my three children, my son's IQ, my youngest's, IQ is the highest.
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Yeah.
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I was always grateful to my father. He had a a wide range of musical, loves. And, I mean, I was raised on everything from the heavy classical, light classical, all the way to Burness Tub and some kind of country song. Mhmm. I can't find my thing because I left it in the bathtub, you know, whatever that country song was, and I have a great appreciation for that wide range of, musical appreciation. I don't do music too much. This age, I'm more into politics. But, but, yeah, it was for formative years of my life. I thank my father very much for, all of the instructional stuff that he, he gave me. And as I said, you know, I remember if anything is worth doing, it's worth doing well.
And if I heard that one time, I heard it 10,000 times when I was growing up. Mhmm. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. I as well. So here we are. Yep. Try to still adhere to those lessons that'll they had taught me. So you wanna give our, our, friends and associates some credit here? I certainly will. Monday, we usually don't have a bun we don't have a bunch of them generally on Monday. Right?
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Well, actually, we do have almost a full complement. The only one that's missing is radiosoapbox.com. Okay. Well, that's good. We're on, eurofolkradio.com, of course. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network. We're also on the plethora of platforms brought to us by the Net family of broadcast services. That would be WDRN production support, Collins, Colorado, WBOU one zero six point nine FM Chicago, homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, golivetv, and stream life.tube. We're on two different rumble channels, one through WDRN productions and my rumble channel, we also made a change on the, the running time of the program. It is, now 01:57 forty five that will be anybody that wants to pick us up and, and, syndicate our program, they can easily fit it within their broadcast schedule in a two hour time slot. So that is why that change was made. It would have to be somebody that's got some sort of a program
[00:09:17] Unknown:
that is similar to ours parallel for them to come in and patch in with us and get this message to people that have not been introduced to it in a way where they've got a foundation of what we're talking about. They think we're nutty nutty people over here.
[00:09:35] Unknown:
A lot of people do, but, you know, once they once they actually start to understand it, once they actually start to to get exposed to the real nuts and bolts behind it, then it starts to click. And when the light comes on, it will never be extinguished.
[00:09:53] Unknown:
Well, that's it. Once you see it, you can't unsee it. And and all of a sudden, there's a lot of confusion, it seems like, with many people. And they reach the, line of demarcation or the fork in the road or the sloths and cutoff or something. They reach that point where they get banged upside the head and then bang, all of a sudden it comes to you go, holy smokes. That's happened to a number of listeners. I've heard that over the years. So anyway, we welcome them. And if you're if you're get patched in here and it seems confusing, just hang in a little bit. And, if anything tweaks your curiosity, please go watch one of the videos on the matrixdocs.com, that are Oh, yeah. Designed to show you the program that you've been in your whole life, where you were tricked by Esau Edom.
These monsters, you were tricked by the god hates, by the way, that Esau Edom, you were tricked into committing yourself to voluntary servitude, and all you have to do is an an untrick yourself. I mean, it's that simple. Okay? People go, it can't be that that simple, Roger. No. Sorry. It is. I know it seems amazing, but it's back to Occam's razor, I guess. Right, Paul? It's always the simplest. So anyway, everybody's there. Did you did you give them all credit or we kinda talking about that? Everybody credit except for our website, thematrixstocks.com.
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Well, let's not assume that. Links to free conference call to join us live on the show. You will also find links to Global Voice and Euro Folk Radio. And we're also supported, by a great website, nationalstatus.com. So check that one out.
[00:11:37] Unknown:
Yeah. We don't give we don't give Dave and Kaye or or or Mark enough credit, you know, to throw people over there in that direction. But Nave and Kaye have done a very impressive job on the wayside website, mainly Kaye from what, David is gracious enough to give her the credit. And, and also Merck over there with their Telegram group with over 500 people over there and get answers, and we appreciate everybody's, contribution to what we do here. So, well, Paul, here we go starting another week. We hadn't heard from doctor Kocerra, have we?
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Let me see. Nope. He is not with us at the moment.
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Well, I know he's not here at the moment, but I wonder if he'll be here today. He's see, he may still be in his summer schedule. You know? So, hope your team won Right. Through the weekend. Well, there's Samuel at the start. Generally, lately, Samuel's been waiting till the end of the program or in the after show. Morning, Samuel. How are you doing? You have a good weekend?
[00:12:45] Unknown:
Good morning, Roger. Uneventful, but, I'm happy with this. Got a few things done. Okay. Good deal. Got some good news for a change. I guess that's why I'm early. Oh. That that lawsuit against the PMA and the farmers in Virginia from the state has been dropped. I guess they got a lot of heat from a lot of people and decided they weren't gonna go there.
[00:13:12] Unknown:
Well, they, I think that they're gonna have a hard time cracking it legally. It's my personal feeling that probably contributed. Don't know the percentage of that, but that's good news, Samuel. Have we ever found out about the guy out in your neck of the woods, that was doing the PMA classes and stuff? I talked with him one time about what we do. Never communicated with him since, but he had that same situation. It was over alcohol they were selling in their store. Do you know if that ever cracked or not out in California?
[00:13:45] Unknown:
I don't, but I do get messages. Do you remember Ken who used to call in from Sonoma
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area? Sure. He's he's part of that.
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And, maybe I could send him a message and find out.
[00:13:59] Unknown:
Well, let's see if there's ever been a deposition. Gregory's area. That guy is in Grass Valley. That's very close to Rough and Ready. I see. Well, maybe Gregory knows something about it. Gregory, you with us this morning? Do you know anything about that PMA case out there? Well, nope. I don't guess Gregor Gregory's tuned in yet.
[00:14:19] Unknown:
Still early out there on the Left Coast. You know, with with the government, it it the point is it's just about control because they they obviously don't think raw milk is a danger, because they were allowing them to run a herd share. So they had the same clients only under a different protection system for themselves and and to keep the state out of it, which is very expensive to do. And, I mean, that's what our local person has, and the last time I looked, the gallon of milk was something like, and this is years ago, $18 for raw milk
[00:14:57] Unknown:
through the air chair. God, you almost had me spit all over the monitor, man. $18 a gallon?
[00:15:04] Unknown:
And that's probably the last time I looked to see what it was there. That's probably over five years ago, Roger. Mhmm. Wow. So I'm sure it hasn't gone down. Well, we've got I don't know. The the brand is called Pure Cream. I think here is a milk local milk.
[00:15:21] Unknown:
And, man, that is the best milk I have ever tasted. I'm not a super big milk guy, but, you know, I'll have it in coffee or with some kind of dessert or something. But, man, that stuff is good. I I had it compared directly up to whole milk that we got when we went to that, milk thing in the mountains here about a year ago. Man, it tastes just like raw milk. I mean, it's just excellent. So it's not any it's I promise you it ain't $18 a gallon. I don't know how much it is. I don't ever buy a gallon. That's too much for me. But, anyway, we're fortunate to have that down here.
Anything else, Samuel? Anything else on your mind? No. That was it. I was just
[00:16:02] Unknown:
just happy to see something decent come about and the government to back down for a change and, you know, leave the little guy alone.
[00:16:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, that's, you know, also right along with what they're doing in Pennsylvania, trying to Amos Miller and all the Amish. There's still tons of bad forces, that are very established in the forms of government. I'm sorry to say. So anyway, well, that's what we fight. You know, we've been fighting since the beginning of time. The battle we fight now is that same battle, Lex Rex versus the, common law. The law of man, the law of the king versus, god's law. And that king been fighting it a long time. You know, he goes back and forth in the battle. Seemingly, it seems like we're turning the corner on him a little bit these days, a little bit.
So there is hope. Right. Light a little bit of light down down there at the end of the tunnel, Dave. Do you see it too?
[00:17:06] Unknown:
Well, yeah. Actually, I do. It's not good morning. I didn't want you to veer too far off of, what Samuel was talking about in the raw milk deal. You know, we moved out of Detroit in somewhere around '63, '64, and, moved to the suburbs about five miles north of the, you know, of that boundary line, but it was in the boonies. And, you know, it was a yeah. Square mile subdivision they were building, you know. We, dad bought a, you know, had a house built, then there was a elementary school right behind the house, you know, being built while they were building ours, it was pretty neat, lots of woods to play in and big hills to play King of the Hill on, and, out we every house in that square mile subdivision had a milk chute in the garage next to the service door.
It was a steel box that had a door on each side, you know, outside and inside. And the twin the twin pines milkman would put, you know, two or three quarts of milk glass bottles with cardboard caps on it. Right. I remember those. Inside that chute and pull out the empties, you know. And, and it, you know, it'd come every every, you know, couple times a week. And, I'll never forget that, you know, and seeing the Twin Pines commercials and those old milk trucks, you know, driving around and and I don't remember when it stopped. But I do remember, you know, when my dad used to have to start bringing, you know, milk and bread home after work. We, you know, four three boys and a girl.
And, you know, we were all hungry all the time. And, anyway, he used to complain about, you know, having to stop and get milk and bread every day coming home from work. But, man, that that Twin Pines, I'll never forget that. And what a what a what a tragedy they what they've done to us, you know. Anyway, I call it real milk. You know, to hold milk. Raw milk. My buddy, he he was he delivers hay out in South Dakota, you know, on a in big semi. And, he he delivers it all over the place in several states. And,
[00:19:48] Unknown:
the big rolls the dairy part. You you talking about those big rolls of hay where it's a big circle or bales?
[00:19:55] Unknown:
Yeah. It's it's rolls, the big giant rolls. And his are Uh-huh. His he puts 40 of those, and they are huge. And they're heavy. Oh, yeah. They're close to a ton. His are close to a ton. They they overload this truck. And it's a beater, you know. It's funny. Because I'll talk to him and he's got, you know, 40 tons on that thing and, it's like, wow. And he's he's, you know, scraping by it and spitting oil and all, you know. Well,
[00:20:27] Unknown:
Don't talk to him while he's driving, Dave. I'm gonna give you a little side device. For your sake, for your buddy's sake, do not distract him.
[00:20:39] Unknown:
Hey, Dave. Did that bottle of milk with the cardboard cap on it say, don't consume if the safety seal is broken? I don't think so.
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Anyway, he he was made a deal with this this, farmer from California who left and, you know, bought a farm a couple 150 acres or something that it 250 cows or something. And, and he made a deal with that guy, and he was giving him, you know, real milk. You know, whole milk, he calls it. And right out of the vat, he'd go deliver him hay, and that guy give, you know, as much as he could carry home. He'd carry home ten ten gallons or so. And, you know, he was selling it for $10 a gallon, because he couldn't use it all himself. Right? And, you know, he had a daughter and grandkids and stuff, and they all were drinking it. Now this guy had a deal. These these, these curtains on the shed, you know, the milking shed blew down in a bad storm a couple years ago, and the insurance company was really trying to screw him. And and he fought like hell.
He finally got an offer that was acceptable, and now he's selling out. He's gonna be closing the the dairy farm. And and it he Randy said it's that's happening all over there. I'm sure. You know, none of them sell raw milk, but this guy lets them have it because it's Randy was trying to make deals with the guy to get some calves and he could start his own little herd and, and he wanted that raw milk, you know, so he's given him a few loads of hay, to pay for stuff. And, now the guy's selling out, and he hasn't he's gotten milk, but he hasn't gotten any calves yet, but he's got some and he made it. Finally made a deal. Now he's just got to find a place for him. So, anyway, he wants to do that with raw milk, you know.
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Do you remember Tom Valentine, Dave?
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I remember the name, but I what's what's his
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story? Well, he was a guy with Liberty Lobby, associated with Liberty Lobby, the spotlight, and Barnes Review, and all that. And he had, if I remember right, two hours on shortwave on WWCR. And he's real health oriented. Tom was. I'm assuming he's gone now. Probably, he may not be. He was a health nut. But, anyway, he's not on the air. Don't hear his name around. And he, one night, was doing a program on milk, and he went back and there's a chart he had, which showed in the forties when they started homogenizing milk, and heart disease just skyrocketed like a hockey stick.
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Incredible. Right?
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Breaking down that fat to where it's so small that it can do damage to your body as opposed to the whole milk where the globules are large and, just benefit you. You know? So, anyway, I just remember that old Tom Valentine used to listen to him. Who would and what was the lineup? I think we'd start with Paul, Tom Valentine, about nine, and he'd go till eleven, and then they had pastor Pete at eleven. And then they had somebody, somebody else afterwards. It was a nice lineup. It was on WWCR. And, of course, many times at night, they're beaming their signal up to bounce off the ionosphere.
Well, I'm talking about normally for shortwave stations. I went up there and I had a little bit of a relationship. I can't remember his name. Unfortunately, he's a nice guy, was the the manager of WWCR, and we were in Nashville on something else and, went out there and took him to lunch and got a tour of the station. It was just about like any other AM station you've ever been in. I've been in a bunch of them, you know, over the years of my record business career. And, but the antenna was what's different. And it's a it's a a ground array of antennas, not a big stick or any kind of a stick sticking up. They're all relatively close to the ground.
And, of course, what they do is they throw that signal up. And in the daytime, for example, if they were broadcasting, let's say, down here to South America where I am, in the daytime, they would be using the cloud cover with the moisture in the clouds to bounce the signal, and it would end up down here. They can aim that angle where they can decide where where the trajectory of the signal is. And, and then at night, they use it and bounce it off the ionosphere. So when the and the Africa or China or wherever, you know, it goes all the way across the globe. And, of course, at nights, when you would try and be listening to them and we were fairly Atlanta is fairly close to Nashville, you know, from this perspective anyway.
And we were kind sometimes you'd get real good reception and so well, maybe not real good, but you'd get listenable. And sometimes you'd have to struggle through all this white noise and stuff because we were so close to Nashville that the signal would go over us at night. So, anyway, that's a little bit of the old days. Y'all just turn on the computer and plug in to any one of these little outlets, and you get to do all this fancy stuff. A boy wouldn't like that thirty years ago, I'm gonna tell you. K? And you had to really work to find this information. And it was only when they got the Internet to a point where they could do, radio through the Internet that this really started growing and growing. It's exploding on them. Now, there are more people watching. Yeah. Roger. Alex Jones at one No. Really? That's it. No. Oh, woah. Woah, Dave. Please let me finish. There's more people who listen to Alex Jones in one day than than maybe listen to the whole week of one of the established, Trojan old old time clunky radio broadcasting units. Yes, Dave?
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Yeah. I've never really got a chance to listen to a shortwave. I it it just seemed like that white noise was all I could ever get. And, you know, the the signal would drift a lot, and, I remember Tom Valentine. Wasn't he the the guy from Motel six who would keep the light on for you? No. That's Tom Bodine or Bodette. Oh, Bodine. Yeah. Bodette. There you go. Bodette. I think Tom Bodette. And and Tom Bodette, when he was doing all that,
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he lived in one of the most beautiful places on the face of the earth, which is Homer, Alaska. You know, I'll live Oh, wow. For you. He lived up there in Homer, which is I mean, I've talked about it before. I I just have I still have the mental pictures of my youth when we, popped down from fishing there at at the Anchor River close to the mouth on the Kenai Peninsula, mouth of the, Gulf Of Alaska there, and we'd pop down to Homer because it's about 20 miles. And, man, first time you come over that hill, it's in August. The fireweed is the flower of Alaskan is just fireweed red everywhere.
And you look over it. Here's the Gulf Of Alaska over on the right. And then there's a, I forget what the mountain range is, but there's a mountain range across the the Kachemak Bay there and, all all the blue and the glaciers. And then there's the the spit in the bay. Kachemak Bay is the name of it. And it's that glacial blue. And here's this bright red and this glacial blue and this mountain range behind you, and you can see 11 glaciers. And it's just spectacular, man. A wonderful, beautiful place. So, anyway, that's where Tom Bodette left. He'll leave the light on for you. If you ever get a chance to get up to Alaska, boy, make it by Homer.
You'll be, you'll be impressed. So where else can we go this morning besides our we've got a musical tour, and, we've had a little history tour, and now we're off here on a geography tour. Does anybody if we got any new students out there, the show's for you. We're trying to see if we can get you out from under fake Jew slavery. And, if you'd like to get out from under all of the, entanglements in which you've grown up and and you've agreed to it, it's a trick. It's it's Rick VR that uses it. It's a trick, and it's overcomeable. They're exposable.
We're freeable, and all that stuff's been proven. It's not something I'm removing from my sphincter muscle. We've been doing this for people for fifteen years, at least, and and never, one one piece of blowback has ever been reported to me. K? That's I have to add that as a caveat because the, my experience is when anything happens here in this area after you've especially if you've gone through the procedure, anything that happens, I'm the first one you're gonna call. K? I've I've had it happen a bunch of Roger Roger Roger. I got a letter off. What am I gonna do? I've had it happen a bunch of times. Okay?
And it's all paper tiger stuff. None of it ever comes to fruition. If you know your information and you respond to whatever they're sending you, you're gonna get what you wanted. And that's the I remember Ryan. Oh, that actor from Hollywood that was with us about I don't remember, five, six years ago. And, Paul, have you heard me tell this story? Ryan comes on here. I forgot somebody told him about us out there. And, he comes on the show, and he goes, well, where are some of your victory letters? I went, what? He says, well, where are some of your victory letters? Don't you have anything like, you know, go to an MLM meeting and everybody's waving around the copy of their check or whatever?
And I've never had that question asked before. And I thought about it. I said, well, Ryan, I think the reason we don't have anything like that is because all these guys do what we ask them to do. We change. We go over this other side. We try and get them to do this stuff, and they all cooperate. They don't give us any crap, and they do what we want them to do. So there's no victory except the fact that everything runs smoothly. Yeah. We had that one time. Sure did. We got a few more of that now with, like, Sarah's, CPS experience and, you know, some of the other things that have come to the forefront from our students here. Yes, Samuel?
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I wanted to say one more thing for farmers before we leave. You know, the government is really winning. 45,000 farms throw in the towel every year.
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It's a sad situation. And then Bill Gates can buy their farmland.
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Well, a lot of it is the corporate those that go corporate and get bigger and bigger and bigger and get all the subsidies, swallow up all the little people. Yep. Oh, it becomes another big, government institution run indirectly.
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Suck them right in to achieve their agenda. Which is to get no no good milk out there for you and no good food in your cupboard, none in your refrigerator. It's all contaminated. You know what they're doing. And you know why? Of course.
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So, anyway,
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who else? If if we had 10 to 20 acre farms, my buddy, you know, he's been doing this his whole life out there in South Dakota, and he's seen the collapse, you know, all these giant, you know, corporate farms are taking over everything, and and they're destroying, you know, stuff that shouldn't be destroyed. You know, land, you know, woods and, you know, habitat and whatever and, or they're paid to have habitat, you know, not to farm. And they pay them not to farm. You know? And, and and if he says if every if if, these people would have 10 to 20 acre manageable farms, we would have plenty of food and get the darn government out of our behinds and, you know, let us regulate ourselves self governing. Right? Yeah. And, we wouldn't have any problem with food or, really, you know, most of the the illness goes away. Because that Well, you know, I start people.
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You're out there looking for something to do, some way to contribute in your local area. Try and go meet some of the farmers that still have their their land and their farm business and and start a, start an organic market in your town. That's what this, fellow that I interviewed with, oh, Logan here with Sewing Prosperity, which I don't know if we got and I don't know if I guess Logan has put that interview up. Any of you listeners here come from Logan's, interview? No? Guess not. He might not have it posted yet. He's got four children in a business, and, guy's got more to do than he should have, probably.
But, anyway, nice guy. That's what he has, some sort of an organic market. I think he has has it in a PMA. And I said, well, Logan, this is what you want because you can backstop that PMA with this national thing, and I don't think they can I don't think they can break it? I know one thing, they'll never bring the national thing up in court on charges. They're they're never gonna come after you and try and bring you into some court thing when you've properly given them notice and they know you're a national because they're scared to death of this, folks.
K? This takes away all of their mojo. All their mojo is gone, and they're exposed. And they they they don't know what to do about it. It's pretty obvious by the fact that in fifteen years, all they've been doing, sitting there marking time, they don't know what to do about this. There is no option for them except take the mask off and be totally open tyrants. They know what happens when that happens through history. There are a lot better verses. John Benson used to tell us, he said, listen. They know the history and they know the Bible one hell of a lot better than we do. And he's absolutely right.
K? And we have a word on Todd yet. Is Todd back among the living or what? Any of the Toddlers any of the Toddlers along? Mary, are you there? Monday, I think Monday people have things to do or whatever, it seems like. Maybe
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Roger.
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Much on the program. Yes, Samuel?
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When when when I grew up, my dad was milking 45 cows, and that was supporting roughly nine people. Yikes. Today, one of our neighbors who had roughly the same acreage as we did at the time my my dad was milking the 45, He might have been milking 80. That family right now is milking 10,000.
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Well, I imagine they've got it automated by now.
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Oh, it it, there's water scarcity because of the amount of water they use in their particular area. There's there's all kinds of issues. It's, it turned into something obscene is what it I mean, I could tell you,
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but I I won't bother you. Corporate. Got it. More bottom line, more money, more money. We wanna So how the animals are taking care of everything is just,
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it's not right.
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Samuel? No. I'm sure they're abused. I'm sure they're abused. Do you ask who was trying to get in there?
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This is Sketch. I was just gonna ask Samuel where that PMA case what state that case was in?
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That was Virginia. Virginia. Thank you. Thank you. Good morning. Campbell County.
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Campbell County, Virginia. Is that up in by, what's his name's area up around the, Shenandoah Valley? Tom, do you heard Samuel, do you know? No. You don't know? Okay. Well, anyway, there's a victory. God thank God for small victories. We're seeing some of them here lately. You know what is interesting to me about this, Charlie Kirk shooting last week? Have you heard one person calling for gun control? We haven't heard the usual suspect. Oh, gun control. Get the guns. Get the guns. Well, first of all, it appears it was a Mauser, and that's a bolt action, and they want semiautomatic stuff.
But I just think it's interesting. We had heard one call for gun control. I haven't on on the stuff I've been listening to since. So that was interesting. I want to, congratulate Infowars this morning. They've got Owen's replacement on, and and, with the exception of today, Harrison's taken over for Alex today. I really like Harrison. He's about had become about my favorite of all of them. And, they, tapped Brianna Morello, I believe is her name. Brianna Morello, a seasoned, independent journalist to take over Harrison's spot. And, she's, well, she's a lovely thing. That's for sure.
And, one of god's female creatures. And, she looks real good, and she is very, very good at what she does. Quite articulate, a real go getter, and, she's gonna have the morning slot over there from now until whenever she doesn't. And, I think she's gonna do a real good job with the, little bit of a taste I got this morning. So, she's a good I got I got a female going on the staff. She's very professional. She's very, very good. There's some excellent female independent journalists out there right now, and I was glad to see them tap her. So she'll be nice to look at. Even though she does wear her hair all the way over on one side, it does flatter her. Yes.
Yes, Larry. What do you got? Yeah. Good good morning.
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I was just wondering what your thoughts are on what Alex Jones discovered a couple of days ago. So there's this book that was written, the shooting of Charlie Kirk, and this was posted on Amazon, like, nineteen hours before the assassination. And another thing is I've learned that it takes a couple of days or, like, twenty four hours or forty eight hours before a book can be posted on Amazon for it to be approved. So it looks like this might be much bigger than just some Well crazy guy shooting Charlie Kirk. What do you make of all that?
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Well, it should be. I'm still trying to sort through all of what we know. You know? I'm, I'm quite I don't know how how to read that except, obviously, it shows premeditation. I I really think the, several people I think Harrison said two or three people have contacted him and said, don't let go of the Israeli angle here. Don't let go of the Israeli angle. And that has come to other people too, I believe, Alex. We, of course, don't know because he hightailed it up to Washington last week on all the lit litigious stuff he's involved with and then has ended up on the Left coast out there. I guess he'll be back tomorrow or Wednesday. We don't know yet. I'll be interested It's an unfolding deal. I mean, I can't imagine a a father who is a 27 year sheriff's deputy whose son, he sees a picture. They put out a picture. He thought he recognized his son. He confronted him. And, evidently, his son, confessed to his father, which is what I'm hearing, Larry. And and and, of course, the father takes him in. That's gotta be a big burden when you know you're taking your son in on something he's confessed to you, and there's a death penalty involved in your son. That's gotta be I can't imagine him doing that otherwise, Larry.
So there's some a lot of things we don't know. There's some things we may never know out of this. Roger. I don't know if I've ever seen hardly with the exception of a president of somebody get assassinated that's had the worldwide effect that his assassination has had. Was that Jesse?
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Yes. It was. Jesse. With all due respect, that 22 year old had nothing to do with it. And, you know, when he was running over that roof and he threw himself 15 feet, he threw himself with a case. You cannot dissemble any of the He did what? He did what, Jesse? He was running away.
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He jumped with the case supposedly the gun the rifle was in there. No. Jesse, that's not right. I've seen the closed circuit. He did not jump. He lowered himself down and put his hands on the edge of the roof to brace himself on about what appeared to be a 15 foot drop.
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And regular and regular mainstream media, they're showing that it was the case for the rifle, and then he build it up and threw in the forest. But that's not what I'm calling for. I'm calling him he was shot behind, and it takes a lot. They remove everything. They want everybody to believe that that 200 yard or 150 yard was shot by a 22 year. It it was not him. It was not him. It was nothing about him. He doesn't have the wish to prepare something beforehand, a week beforehand. It was a complete team that did that. And it was 20 feet behind it. I know I know for you and but many here will do this. The whole adjustment, let me ask you a question.
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If there was somebody behind him, there was nobody behind him on the stage. There was the tenth that came down. And if they shot, there was a 30 aught six. Okay? You can't there's not a 30 aught six pistol
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that I know of. It was not That's a high power. I'm not I'm not an expert.
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I'm not an expert, but How did they where was the rifle behind the tent that shot him? Then where's the hole in the tent?
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It was not a rifle. It was 25 feet behind him or 25 yards, and there was a building right beside and through a window. And he got hit by the right, and he came out to the left where you see all that bursting. Usually, when you shoot through a window or a glass or a door, everything burst out on the other side. If he got shot from a 200 feet, through his neck, it would burst out. Plus a three zero eight,
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guess what? He all his neck would've been blown out. It wasn't a three zero eight. It was a 30 odd. Right. There's a 30 odd six, Jesse.
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Yeah. Yeah. Right. That's what I'm saying. 308. Well, I I didn't say 308. I made a mistake. But I was saying, it was a 22 that shot him through the right, and it came out through the left and the neck. That's a 100% proven. The other one is what they want us to believe. They want us they want us to
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Who who whoever's trying to talk, we can't have two people talk at one time. Please.
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They want they want us to believe the left and the right put us against the left and the right, the transgender, the liberal against the right, and they are removing all the focus from Israel, mister BB prime minister. He's the one. He turned on them in the last couple of months, and he was threatened. Even Owen says that that he was being pressured, and he wanted them he they they wanted him to change all his opinion. He stopped receiving donations from them. You know? All the evidence leads that when he turned on them, that's it.
That's it. They needed to remove them from there. But that you know, when the whole media is always pushing for the 200 feet, We know this for every other issue that has happened in that area. When everybody's pushing for the 200, you know it ain't that because everybody's promoting that. We gotta look the other side. But there's hardcore evidence they were shot 25 feet away from him or 25 yards from the from a window and from the going from up down through to the right side, and he came out to the left. And that's why you see it bursting out that way. That's my case. Everybody everybody needs to This is Chris from California.
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Everybody hold on, Chris. Everybody's got their opinion. Yes, Chris. Thank you.
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Okay. Eventually, we're all gonna find out that he was not shot at all and that he's not dead. That may take some time to come to that realization, but the facts are out. And, when you see the analysis and there's a reason why that happened that way. But he's not dead. He was taken out of there, taken somewhere. He was probably on that plane that took off that shut off its transponder. No. He wasn't. What he was. That was app as protocol from the Salt Lake City Airport,
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and any private planes that take off from there have to turn their squawk box off. That's policy of the airport in Salt Lake City. Okay. That's more. This misinformation that's floating around out there about this and speculation. No. I just I just I just I just I just speculated. We got Chris talking. Be quiet. Your turn will come. Stop this.
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I I just speculated about the plane. I don't know about the plane, but I do know that they told you just gave you the facts on it. Private car. From this well, you were speculating on it. Very much. I just gave you the facts on it from the airport. Okay?
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So no more speculation on the plane.
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Thank you very much. Thank you very much. However, he's not dead, and he wasn't shot. Eventually, you're gonna all find that out. Now I sent some information to Paul, and I'm gonna send more information to Paul, and that's who I'm gonna communicate with.
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Okay. That's fine. Roger? Now who else is trying to say something there?
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Me? Julie?
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This is Alan from Chicago. Alright. Well, Julie was first, Alan. Hold on. Alan, Julie was first. Hold on. I'm sorry? Julie?
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Yeah. I just a 100% agree with Chris. I changed my stance after seeing a recent video on the fourth news with Michael Jayco, who's former CIA and former Special Forces, and he had another individual on. And there's all these videos out there saying, Charlie Kirk assassination was a captured and staged event. Another one, stating that he was not executed. And if you watch these videos, there's also a Substack expert who's showing. And then, I mean, I don't believe he's dead. I 100% agree with, Chris in California. I yield.
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Alrighty. Alan?
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Yeah. We've done a lot of research. I have no doubt in my mind, whoever was on that stage, whether you're saying he's live or not, whoever was on that stage is dead. And the reason being is because there's two things that we've discovered. One, we have discovered the entry wound. The exit wound is from his neck. When we take a measurement of the angle, it is from 65 to 70 degrees from the left and above. There is no structure there. Now here's where this gets fun or interesting, however you wanna say. Over in The UK right now, anyone sees a drone, they run for cover.
That's all there is to it. They run for cover. They're gonna get the heck away from that drone. Here in America, we can have drones fly over a military base, and it's not a threat. So a college kid flying a drone is expected. Everyone ignores it. Now we have reports that it would take a $2,020,000 dollar drone. No. The we actually are looking at this. If you already have a handgun or something like that, it would be less than $2,500 to get a drone. So nobody's even considering this fact. And the fact that the angle is so sharp, And from the above, there is no structure to be on. It's the only thing remaining. But the one thing that we can be sure well, two things we can be sure of. Whoever that's a photograph of is dead.
It struck just behind the ear, passed through his skull, and out his neck. We can have that. We have video that shows the, capillation, vacuum that follows the bullet pulling this thick skin away from his neck. And and it it actually shows it retracting. Everything is following the bullet and pushing all that out. So we have that. There was a There is no question about that, are you?
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Was it true too?
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Pardon me? What's the question? I who just who just asked the question?
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I'm I'm asking. I mean, what's the question? Way that it was
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30 yards. There's no way that it's the 30 yards. That's the thing. The other yes. It was most likely a long barreled pistol on a on a drone, which, gives you about the $2,500 range for a drone that you're buying. Okay? It's very small. It's powerful. We can show you drones that, you know, do a 150 miles an hour within 15 feet. So when we're talking about drones in these smaller, if they're two or 300 feet, you're not gonna see them in the sky. There is reports of, footage, from the crowd that I can't find that says that there was a drone, in the air at the time that this happened as well.
So the one thing that we do know is it didn't come center stage. We know that it didn't come from 200 yards or a 150 yards, either one. We know that there is no blood spatter at the back of the stage. If that was the entry wound in his neck, it would have removed his entire neck. That's a 30 yard six. The other thing that we also know is there was no echo. At 200 yards slightly above with two and three story buildings beside you, all these walls would have produced an echo. There is no echo on any of the microphones, meaning that suddenly sound behaves differently.
No. It was reechoed from the roofs. It came from above. I yield.
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Roger. Yes.
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Yep. So, you know, I can't see any of that stuff. I go by what I hear. And when I heard Charlie's wife give that, what, fifteen minute speech about Charlie and not shed a tear, dude, I was cracking a tear. And I my my values don't even line up with Charlie. I every time I heard him, I turned him off because I knew he was a Zionist. I didn't hear him talking the crap until after, you know, people started playing these clips of him questioning, you know, what was really going on because the students were questioning and and he listened. Now how could his wife make that that heartfelt speech without shedding a tear or cracking, not a crack in her voice.
That's why my see, I'm I'm hearing that the kid, what what is getting sheep dipped like Timothy McVeigh. Okay. They offered him a ton of money or death to, you know, to capitulate, and the dad is in on it. He's a cop. Okay? Now what kind of career did he have? I don't know. I'm not looking at any of that nor can I? But I'm telling you, there's a lot of suspicions out there. And and who's telling us that it was a thirty aught six? How can we believe what they tell us? I can tell you the first one before any of that information came out they had on because, Harrison was on Alex that hour when it was announced.
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And they quickly got up to one of the guys that's got the longest recorded shot in history, two and a half miles. And the other was, like, the the the the military man's military man or something and a and a sniper. And he can identify the round by the sound. And they had the shot, and he goes, that's 30 odd six. And people Okay. One more thing. Right. Has a unique sound compared to the other calibers. Do what, Dave?
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Okay. One more thing. I'm I listen to Mark Kornke every day, and he's he and others on his show are experts as well. And the the rifle that they're showing us is the the culprit. The scope is on backwards.
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So there you go. That's not what I yield. Well, that's not what Kyle Sarafin said when he analyzed it. He's an FBI expert on weapons too. So, yeah, I I don't know who you believe. There's a lot of contradictions. There's a lot of people coming out with some of these, so I gotta call them theories. The only place I've ever heard in this whole last four or five days that there was a shot from behind is on this program. That's the only place I heard that one. Period. This is Chris from California. Hold on, Chris. Larry was first. Larry?
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Yeah. So I don't go with the theory that he was shot from behind. There's no evidence of that. I can't find these videos. And, again, there's a lot of hopes videos out there, but I've been watching a couple of deals.
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AI can produce something that you can't differentiate that is not true. Now, today.
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Right. And, but I've been watching some, videos by guns gun experts. This is all they do. Their their whole life and YouTube channels are dedicated, you know, dedicated with, you know, every all all kinds of conversation about guns and marksmanship and all that kind of stuff. But, anyway, the a couple of these guys are saying what they see happened is the shot hit the chest, and and what Kirk was wearing was hardened body armor. And you can see you can almost make out you can almost make out the outline under his T shirt, and it wasn't soft body armor because that would have absorbed the energy of the of the of the bullet.
But because it was the hardened, body armor that's very lightweight, and at the top near the chest, it kind of it bevels in. And so they're saying that you could see in the video, like a black dot, which they think that's where the entrance was, and then it deflected upward into his neck, which would account for a couple of things. There was no exit wound, and, also, the the body armor, the hardened body armor caused the bullet to fragment. And so the main part of the bullet, which had all the energy, was deflected somewhere, which who knows if they'll ever find it. And then the other part of the bullet was what went into his neck.
And because it had so much less energy, that bullet probably stayed in his body, maybe went up into his brain. But we haven't gotten the results of the the corner. So, anyway, that's that's another going theory.
[00:57:49] Unknown:
Larry, I saw Kyle Sarafin, the x b the ex FBI whistleblower. The whistleblower was on for an hour with, the other afternoon and all all of this stuff on Friday. And he brought out specific examples of soft body odor. It's like it's could somebody please stop them stop them?
[00:58:11] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, sorry. Where's the phone? Conversation. I'm I'm
[00:58:21] Unknown:
Hella, just wait a minute. We'll get you. Just put your mute off. Kyle Sarafin showed the body armor, the soft and the hard or semi hard that you're talking about that the FBI buys and issues to their, agents. And there is a cloth that's made out of Kevlar that looks like a regular piece of cloth, and it appears that that's what he was wearing that day and not hardened underneath. But that cloth body armor will not stop a high velocity round like that. K? So but you could see when the impact happens, that whole fabric kinda shimmers, that that that that's that fabric. Okay?
So evidently, he did have that on. I'm just showing you what Kyle Sarafin showed the audience, showed examples, and gave an explanation. Okay? Now, Chris, you're next.
[00:59:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Who was it, who was the gal that agreed with me? Are you still on?
[00:59:24] Unknown:
I don't know. Yeah. It's me, Julie. It's me, Julie. Julie.
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Julie. Okay, Julie. Did you get an email from me?
[00:59:33] Unknown:
I did not. No. I'd love to get your email, but I've watched so much stuff. And then, you know what's even really crazier than this? If you go on Substack, there's new technology out there, a hologram, and you will look like you're there when you're not there, and it looks like the real you. And this is just, this is Zuckerberg, testifying. So the stuff that I saw yesterday, oh, my gosh. I was just like, there's no way that this was this was staged.
[01:00:04] Unknown:
Well, I'm gonna give you a thumbs up. In the thumbs
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up. Not one tier. Not one tier. And then if you look at the casket, those don't even look like real hands in the casket. I just don't believe. I think this is another false flag.
[01:00:20] Unknown:
Julie, can you send me an email at this country?
[01:00:23] Unknown:
Yeah. What's your email again? I forget it was it's it's Melissa or what is it? Media,megiaxmen.@Gmail. Right? That's right. Yes. Yeah. I'll send it to you right now.
[01:00:36] Unknown:
Thank you. Thank you. Alright. Now now there was another female trying to talk there who was who was her. I said, you'd get your chance. Now's your chance. Happy to hear that. Alright, Joan. Well, hold on. You're holding a laughter to break. Paul, come say your dues, our dues. We'll say him goodbye. What a conversation they're gonna miss out on here. If you'll do for the others, please, sir. Go to the matrixstocks.com,
[01:01:04] Unknown:
thematrixd0cs.com. Click on either the Global Voice Radio link or the Eurofolk radio link, or what the heck, use the FCC link and join us live on the show. One zero six point nine WBOU FM Chicago. Thank you for being with us, and I hope you follow us into the second hour. WDRN productions, thank you so much for your support. Homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, go live TV, and stream live.tube.
[01:01:31] Unknown:
We appreciate you. Yeah. Come back next week. You might see John Casarab. Might. You might. Okay. Well, there's a lot of different angles and stuff. It's incredible with all the lies and stuff they've done over all the years that anything happens, we get this kind of reaction from the community. You know? And probably justifiably so. I'm not saying you're wrong. What was it? There's another element that, well, it'll come back to me. There's another element that's, not being touched at all that's important, and I just spaced it. But I did it because I was thinking that Joan had a question right before we were interrupted, and I wanna give you the opportunity to ask it here, dear.
[01:02:21] Unknown:
Did they find the bullet?
[01:02:23] Unknown:
I heard a Mauser bullet is really big. Will be be easy. Well, no. No. No. It's it's not a Mauser bullet. It's a 30 ought six round. It's a very common round for deer hunting and stuff like that. It was the round that the Gerard the Gerard it's the round that won World War two for The US. It was used in the Gerard m one rifle. A lot of old guys are familiar with it. They sold that rifle. You used to because they had a surplus of them. And when I first got in the Patriot Movement or slightly before, you could buy one for, like, $35 out of DC.
They were selling them. Okay? So, it's a bolt action, which means it's not semi automatic. Every time you pull the trigger, it doesn't fire a round. You've gotta manually chamber the round. Okay? And the the rifle they found has a round in it. There was three other rounds all doctored up with all this trans crap. Okay? Like the one in in in Minnesota a week before.
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Alright?
[01:03:31] Unknown:
And, and so, I don't guess they found around. Okay? But they've got the, they've got an expended chamber, casing in the rifle they found. It was still chambered. Okay? So we're, hopefully, we'll find out something that's believable. There is an awful lot of conjecture and speculation, though. So, Jack, I don't believe they found a round. The as you heard, the guy previous to you was talking about that. Have you ever seen one of those rounds when they hit something, Joan? Have you seen what it does actually to the bullet?
[01:04:11] Unknown:
No.
[01:04:13] Unknown:
Well, it spreads it. Okay? Jim, when it impacts it, the bullet, instead of being a little projectile going at 2,400 feet per second as it does in this round, when it hits, it spreads that metal out. It it can do different things. They can design that bullet in different ways, but it generally spreads out. So there's not gonna be a clean hole. When it hits something, it expands, and then it tears with the inertia through the rest of that. It's, not a pretty picture when you see one that's been expended if you thought that that some bitch hit you. Yeah.
Okay? Now if they do find part of the fragment, depending on how it expanded, they can potentially check the exit part of the bullet with the chamber and the and see if it matches. There's gotta be some ballistic, capabilities there, I would think. So, anyway, we we don't know. That information has not been released to my knowledge. Maybe we'll see it this week.
[01:05:25] Unknown:
Thank you.
[01:05:27] Unknown:
Right. Yes, ma'am. Who else? There's Dave again. He's gonna bring Dave here. So John b couple of things here. John b Wells
[01:05:34] Unknown:
was talking to some retired general and, you know, the other night about it. And the general said his dad, you know, they had one of them Mausers, you know, with a 30 aught six. And John's like, hey. Wait a minute. Did that have a custom barrel on it? And he's like, oh, I I I don't know. And John John was, was a FFL dealer. He sold machine gun. He had everything. And he this guy knows what he's talking about. He said you can you can have a 30 ought six on a Mauser, but it's a custom barrel. You can it ain't just some barrel you pick up off the street. You got a specialty, order It is. A custom to make a Mauser into a 30 aught six.
[01:06:19] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I haven't heard that. That's the first I've heard of that. So,
[01:06:23] Unknown:
anyway Okay. And then, the other thing was, I forget, so I'll have to come back. Thanks.
[01:06:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Alright. Who else has got something to add? We don't have any new students back there today with a question, do we, by any chance? Just checking. Okay. Just checking. Hey, Roger. Yes. There's some yes, Samuel?
[01:06:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Calling it a Mauser, to begin with is misleading. I mean, it's a man Mauser is a manufacturer of firearms in Germany. Right? Has been. They were the main manufacturer for pistols, as well as the eight millimeter Mauser, which is what their rifle was. And that's like a three twenty three round, and
[01:07:07] Unknown:
the the o eight and the o six are like three zero eight. So I thought they were the impression I've got from all these experts is is that they're interchangeable. Now that may be wrong. Nobody's gone into this kind of a separation in a detail. Go ahead.
[01:07:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Although the diameters are off, and then, the the big difference between the three zero six and the three zero eight is the length of the cartridge.
[01:07:32] Unknown:
Shorter action. That's right. That's correct. Yeah. So
[01:07:36] Unknown:
but the diameters are the same, but calling something a Mauser, well, bolt actions got sort of called Mausers because the Germans made so many bolt action. I mean, the greatest sniper in the German army, it's had 300 and I think 50 kills, as a sniper with that eight millimeter Mauser that they put out. He made one one shot at, I think, 1,200 yards. And, and it and this the optics on that gun at the time, it didn't even have windage built into them. You just had your elevation. So these guys had to make up a whole lot more for what their equipment. They had no range finders, for instance, etcetera. But, you put something in the right hands, it becomes very deadly.
[01:08:35] Unknown:
You can put something in the wrong hands, it becomes pretty damn deadly too. Yes.
[01:08:41] Unknown:
Yeah. I remembered what I wanted to say. You know, we were talking about body armor. Sam and you, he's, you know, some gun expert on, John Moron show on RBN every Monday. I tuned in to him a little bit this morning. He's a big Zionist, but he said that Charlie Kirk wears body armor every time he goes out on the stage. He has been for a very long time, and he said it's only for pistols. It will not, you know, hold up against a high parag rifle.
[01:09:12] Unknown:
Rifle. Right. But he didn't get shot in the chest. He got shot in the head. So You know what else it probably won't stop? You know what probably else it probably won't stop is arrows.
[01:09:24] Unknown:
Oh, right. Yep. So, You know, Raj, there's a guy in Germany that he he's on YouTube somewhere. He has a a semiautomatic, bow that shoots you know, you you I think I've seen it on that. How it works, but, yeah, you can watch them on YouTube. They've Mark's talked about it a lot, and, I haven't heard them recently. But it's supposed to be pretty darn powerful like a three zero eight or something. Oh, yeah. But
[01:09:54] Unknown:
You ever seen that video of that guy that's, you ever seen the video of the guy that's the bow expert and he can has all those arrows like you're saying, almost like a semiautomatic feed, and he just he's upside down and everything else. I guys are unbelievable, man. But I always like bow and arrow. Yep. Unfortunately. Had to leave all that stuff behind, Dave. But Alright. So who else is, there's somebody. Yes?
[01:10:23] Unknown:
Yeah. This is, Hizano, Raj. How's it going? Today.
[01:10:27] Unknown:
I'm alright.
[01:10:29] Unknown:
Good. Good. Good. I
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hate to change the subject on you guys, but No problem. Question.
[01:10:36] Unknown:
It's okay.
[01:10:40] Unknown:
Alright. So remember I was I talked I mentioned to I mentioned that I was I wanted to get involved in the in the local politics and help my community participate. Okay. So, the precinct committee chair is the lowest, position in the in the any party, any political party that influences all all the decision making, all the the political ideology, or just what have you. Okay. So this is a very powerful position. It's a grassroots position. And, you were supposed to be knowing about this when we were in high school. Okay? But it's been wiped out, essentially. But it's for the, the community to get involved in the politics of things and, influence the decision makers as as you go up the ladder and and all the way up to the governor.
Gotcha. But, anyway, that being said, that's precinct committee, men or in Texas, they call them precinct committee chair. And, you're just door knocking and educating people and stuff like that. Now Okay. There's an oath in your application, and I think I hit a brick wall. And I wanna present that to you and and see see what you think. Okay. So the oath says, I, the name of the county name, Texas, being a candidate for the office of precinct chair, swear that I will support and defend the capital c constitution and the laws of The United States and of the state of Texas.
I am a US I'm a citizen of The United States. I'm gonna I'm only gonna read a couple of sentences. I'm I am a citizen of The United States eligible to hold such office under the constitution and laws of the state. Yep. Small letter s, state. Uh-huh. Okay. So We ask you there is no way to do it, Roman, here.
[01:13:02] Unknown:
Well, I'd I'd check those things and attach your affidavit. I don't think they can stop you from being The United States Of America and not United States. But you're never gonna know until you throw it at them. And if you it depends on you now you're in a situation where how how big your balls need to be here, Azana. If they refuse you, are you willing to take them to court? A haircut case of discrimination when somebody that's the highest form of citizen in this country can't get around their bureaucratic crap, are you willing to take them to court?
Or if they say no, you're just gonna walk away. Those are your options, seems like.
[01:13:49] Unknown:
Okay. Now this is the okay. I I understand. My question is, this is okay. It's just an oath. Right? And I make an oath. I can make an oath to marry my wife. Right? I can make an oath
[01:14:08] Unknown:
to be a good neighbor. Well, that that's what your affidavit is.
[01:14:15] Unknown:
So if I sign this oath, what will that make me?
[01:14:19] Unknown:
Well, I don't know. I'm just yeah. I don't have answers to all these questions. All I can say is it's better to ask forgiveness than permission, and and just go ahead and use presumption just like they do. Right. Hold on. Hold go let they alright. I got a suggestion.
[01:14:39] Unknown:
I've got a suggestion, Hosanna. Personally, I wouldn't you know, you you already have told them that you're a national, and they want you to lie now and say you're a US citizen. What I would say, I would change that to The United States Of America.
[01:14:57] Unknown:
Well, that's that's your change right there. That's what the affidavit would overcome.
[01:15:04] Unknown:
Well, so he he wants to attach his affidavit to that then? No. He I suggested that. Okay. So, yeah, you can't say you're a US citizen, Hosanna, because that would be lying. And if anything happens, they're gonna come back and bite you in your ass because they are looking for scapegoats.
[01:15:24] Unknown:
Well, I just say fill it out, check it. I I it's hard here because you wanna write see exhibit a or something on the form, and they may come back and say you can't deface government forms. I don't know that that's how they would react, but they may. We've had it happen before. Okay? But I would just attach your affidavit in with and and, like, put exhibit a or exhibit one at the top and just attach it with with the package. All they can say is no.
[01:16:02] Unknown:
I see. Still, just how about thank you. Thank you for that clarification. I understand. How about signing the oath? Does that mean now I am committed? Does that does that do that? Well, I don't What does signing an oath mean?
[01:16:20] Unknown:
Well, it just means you're agreeing with it. You're fixing your signature and with, they don't have penalty of perjury on there, I assume. But that may be involved in the background. We don't know. But, again, this is why you attach your your affidavit because you're overcoming that and you're putting, yes, I want it basically, yes, I wanna do this, but I'm not gonna be restricted by the restriction I see in your language here. That they probably don't even know what it is in all honesty. Okay? But you're gonna breach it and you're gonna bring it up. And if they say no, you should have a clear cut discrimination suit in my mind. That's why I said, or if that happens, I'm just asking you to noodle on it. Mhmm. Or is it worth going to court and going through all that crap as a moving party?
Okay? And I I it's did you see this something you gotta answer? I can't answer this for you.
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Roger? Yeah. Okay.
[01:17:21] Unknown:
I Larry's got something for you. Hold on a second. Yeah. Sure. Larry's got something. Hold on. Go ahead, Larry. I'll I'll come. Larry, go ahead. Yeah. I was just gonna say, if you're gonna sign this oath,
[01:17:33] Unknown:
I mean, what would be wrong with you just adding America after United States? I mean, it is your oath, and you're signing it. Why can't you just add that word in in that sentence?
[01:17:49] Unknown:
That's certainly an option. If it says, I mean, it it doesn't it doesn't have a numb a number. It's not a it doesn't appear to be a formal, government document. It seems to be just a letter without identification. It's got the date that was it was approved on, but, it's just a white sheet of paper. I guess I could modify it.
[01:18:15] Unknown:
That's what I would do. I would I would add that word and just go with it.
[01:18:19] Unknown:
I would not. I'd add the affidavit and short cover letter. I'm not a citizen federal citizen, of The United States, but I am a citizen of the nation. I'm a national. Here's the proof. It's in this possession of the secretary. What's your decision? I'd throw the ball right back in their hands.
[01:18:39] Unknown:
Okay. K. So as a you mean as a cover as a cover letter. Right?
[01:18:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, just a short one. It doesn't have to be a legal memo. It just has to be a little short explanatory statement, if you will. Just try that and see what they do. You know, we don't know. These are all just conjecture. We don't know how they're gonna react until you do something.
[01:19:02] Unknown:
Okay. I mean, I I don't I don't have a, a any problem in trying. I I just don't have the time bandwidth to to be able to
[01:19:11] Unknown:
push this further like an illegal Well, well, see. I got other That's and then your decision and your duty driven decision here wanting to contribute to your county, which everybody understands, all politics is local. That is how you can make a difference. But but they don't know about what we're talking about. I just say, send check the thing yes, put a copy of your affidavit involved, put exhibit a or whatever you want at the top, a brief letter exhibit a is included to clarify the the the misconception that I'm a federal citizen. I am a citizen of The United States Of America. Here's the proof. Send it to them.
Did you say the lady that you approached about this already didn't understand this and said to go on and and take your next step? Wasn't that part of this the last time we talked? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so she wants to review my Well, she gave you a verbal okay. Okay. And and I would say Yeah. Yeah. Per what whatever her name was, per this, here's my form and and send them a package. See, they they've got discrimination in the background they gotta deal with, especially you being a black guy. That's even more powerful. K?
[01:20:37] Unknown:
Okay.
[01:20:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Let us know what they say. Yeah. Sure. I'll let you know. And and and I commend you for wanting to do that.
[01:20:48] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Thank you, Roger. It's, Thank you, John.
[01:20:54] Unknown:
Here's a guy that was a wallflower and shy, and all of a sudden, he's wanting to get involved in county politics. He's calling this worldwide talk show and talking to stuff. He has come out of the closet, quote, unquote, as Anna of shyness anyway. We're glad to help you. You've got the audience Alright. Can see with that background, can see the effect of what we do, and the effect this information has on people. Not everybody, but certain people. It's just it's life changing, people. I don't know how any other way to describe it. We have life changing information here.
Yeah. Of course, you may, dear. How are you doing on Monday?
[01:21:34] Unknown:
Thank you. Lady Linda Louise speaking. Yes. It's an honor for all our listeners within our community. When I autograph anything, I put forward slash national USA period. So I don't care what I'm autographing. I forward slash national n a t apostrophe l or spell it out if you can. Mhmm. U S A. And that's it. Period. And then I would do what you're suggesting.
[01:22:05] Unknown:
And then underneath that, miss Anna, is where you might put in parentheses, see attachment exhibit a. Uh-huh. Attached. Precisely. Precisely. That's where you put it. Underneath the signature, I think that's a good idea. Front slash national USA, and then see attached exhibit a. Do that. I don't think you have any problem with it. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Julie, you got something for us on? Thank you.
[01:22:32] Unknown:
Yeah. It's on if I were you. I would just, amend the form you're signing and initial off on where you're making changes to it, where it says, citizen of The United States. I would, put a little, thing above it of America, and I'd initial off of next to that and, and let it be that way because if you sign that document as is and they're saying United States and they don't understand the difference between US and USA, you're still the courts are so corrupt these days. The judges are so corrupt. The last thing you want is for them to come after you and land your rear end in, in jail. And that's what they're doing. Just throwing everybody in jail, these days. So I would make amendments to that, cross off things that are not applicable and initial them and, they're not even gonna understand when you go back and say I'm not a federal citizen, but I'm a citizen of The United States Of America. They're just they're not even gonna understand that your state of is a is a corporation and a political subdivision. So Yeah. I was just saying for you covering DYA. Cover your ass. That's what I would do.
[01:23:39] Unknown:
Well, there's no reason for I don't I disagree with Julie. I don't think any judge is gonna bring this any action against you. First of all, they they're not gonna bring this into any courtroom setting. Who was it recently? It was Allen doing a he says nowhere in my history has National been brought up in any court proceeding.
[01:24:01] Unknown:
Yeah. But did did he run for office? Did he run for a precinct like as like Ezana is?
[01:24:09] Unknown:
I I I don't see any contradiction here. I don't believe they're gonna I'd do something simple. They can't come back and prosecute you for for giving them the damn form. Give it to them and see how they respond. Mhmm. Mhmm. I don't think you'll get any crap from them. I think it'll go right through. Okay. Bruce is gonna got got something to tell us.
[01:24:33] Unknown:
Bruce How can we run for office? How how come we've got to get in their bailiwick and be an officer or whatever
[01:24:44] Unknown:
in their realm? We gotta stay out of his realm. Well, because all politics is local. He's a Texas state citizen, and he's trying to influence influence the politics of his county. There's nothing wrong with that. Yeah. Roger. I think it's back with, step to the truth. Well, okay. Alright. Well, some people disagree with you. So me included, by the way. Yes. Who's this next? Roger.
[01:25:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Good morning, Roger.
[01:25:17] Unknown:
Good morning.
[01:25:19] Unknown:
Victor in Washington state.
[01:25:21] Unknown:
Hello, Victor. Don't hear from you enough where I got your voice down. How are you doing? What do you got to contribute to the zone here?
[01:25:30] Unknown:
It's not relating to his running for office, but it's relating to sending notices to your local officials.
[01:25:38] Unknown:
Now let me let me correct something. This isn't a run for office deal, Ozana. This is a get appointed in in the Republican party's machine. Right?
[01:25:49] Unknown:
Correct. And, ultimately, my goal is and not not my objective is is really not to get involved of the politics of things. I wanna have a a mechanism to spread the word. And this this person that I had a conversation with, she is incredibly articulate. I mean, she is just really I mean, if she was to understand this, I mean, it would be people like her would would, would really do a damage to the system. And that's what I'm hoping for. I mean, that's, that's the contribution I'd like to have.
[01:26:27] Unknown:
And, Bruce, I mean, this is like, who's you gonna vote for your sheriff? If you don't participate, you you can't affect that. You probably get a bad sheriff. You make it to change that. So all politics is low. I don't have any problem with anybody getting involved in local politics because that affects you directly.
[01:26:47] Unknown:
K? Well, I don't have I haven't voted in twenty five years. Well, I haven't either, Bruce.
[01:26:55] Unknown:
I'm not gonna project that on everybody else, though. All politics is local. You can influence things that affect you directly, and I don't see anything wrong with that. That may be the only place you could be effective.
[01:27:13] Unknown:
You can do the same in that hole in the office, and they're that'll do it.
[01:27:20] Unknown:
Okay. Hey, Roger. Bruce put his 2¢ in. Bruce, both your football teams lost this weekend. K? So, anyway, we'll get a we'll get a shot at you here in a couple weeks. Who who is Who just started their car? Back. Oh, whoop. Whoop. Gonna go back to Victor.
[01:27:40] Unknown:
I got my car. Just started their car.
[01:27:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I got all the ding dings and everything. Okay? I wanna go back to Victor. Victor, who I was talking to, and we got derailed here. Victor, what did you have to say?
[01:27:55] Unknown:
K. This is I'm on the same page with Lozana that once I do finally get settled in wherever I'm gonna be, I might go back to Alaska myself, back down to Homer. I'm not sure.
[01:28:05] Unknown:
Oh, but, but a beautiful place.
[01:28:09] Unknown:
But it's got a lot of evil people because it's a beautiful place. You know what I mean? Well, I'm sure that's probably true. So before I went to The Philippines to see my wife and children, I spent four days, and I sent every single notice to every single agency, including the IRS. And I used the firm book as you suggested. I got the PDF, put it on I love PDF, and was able to fill in all that information nice and neat, print it all out, take it to the post office, get the receipt on it, signature stamp, done. I chose not to send certified return receipt to the local municipal court.
I had emailed them re you know, before I even sent it, I want I was re inquiring who is the person that acts as the clerk of court because you don't have one listed. And they wanted to know, what do I wanna know for blah blah blah. And they said that we don't handle anything to do with citizenship evidence. Anyway, so on the August 25, I sent out all those notices, and I sent two of them to the municipal court, one to the the judge, the presiding judge, and one of them to whatever, court administrator. So when I was in The Philippines, I received the notice that I got two letters from the court. And what they did is they put my envelope with my notice affidavit and the flyer, the freedom brochure, in an envelope, and they crossed out the name of the person sent to the address and all that.
And they just saw those short things saying, the item checked below apply to your case. If you have questions, please contact this number x. The court is unable to process your documents and is therefore returning them. According to the court of records, we do not have any court files in your name. This court has no jurisdiction on citizenship matters. Please consult with an attorney.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
Thank you. So since
[01:30:20] Unknown:
I'm here, one of the things I wanted to ask, we we you've got
[01:30:21] Unknown:
one of the things I wanted to ask, we we you guys discussed hiring a process server in the past where you could actually send the sheriff to your judge or you could send somebody to your commissioner of the IRS and serve them personally, or I could serve them myself. And another thing that we talked about was using registered mail instead of certified
[01:30:44] Unknown:
mail. It's a stronger No. No. You don't do that. And you don't need to do that. Registered mail again, I work for Pitney Bowes. We knew the post office manual better than the post office guys did because we had to sell that to businesses. Registered mail is only for things with intrinsic value. Only. Bar bearer bonds, stocks, whatever. Right? All the gold dealers use registered mail to send gold and silver. K? Because everyone that touches the package has to sign for it. If it ends up in a post office overnight, it will be put into a locked cage.
Again, everybody that touches it has to sign for it. Your paperwork does not need to go through that.
[01:31:39] Unknown:
I understand. It costs more. I think they're ready. It takes longer. I understand. Merca sent me something about the difference between certified mail, registered mail, firm books, and all of that. And I think I read something that it it's kind of what the elite uses, the red label instead of the green label for a surfs.
[01:31:59] Unknown:
I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but at all. It's whatever goes in registered has intrinsic value. That's what it is. Right. I promise. Well, I consider this intrinsic value. Okay. I understand. Well, and I can understand your thinking on it, but it's not necessary. I understand. I'm just trying to tell you people, and it's real hard to tell people about this because they just don't wanna believe it. Go ahead. Hey, Raj.
[01:32:27] Unknown:
My my goal is to have not just I have the firm book. I have evidence, but I wanna see that person I wanna have verifiable evidence that that person received it in their hands even if I have to personally serve the judge and the administrator myself. That's where I'm going with this because they're trying to deny this evidence.
[01:32:49] Unknown:
What? You're the the judicial side of this?
[01:32:53] Unknown:
Well, the court themselves, the administrator. Okay. Alright. They're they're they're intercepting now. Yeah. I I'm just go ahead. Go ahead, Brent.
[01:33:09] Unknown:
I think the notations on the envelope are evidence enough, and I take a picture of it and put those pictures in all kinds of places. That way, there's images that they receive that package.
[01:33:25] Unknown:
Amen. And the the weird thing is is that with Sharpie, they crossed out the honorable presiding judge blah blah blah, the address and everything, received 09/02/2025, f w municipal court. I think it's strange that they crossed out that information and throw it through it in one of their envelopes and send it back to me. They just thought why I received this information. But I understand you're mistaken.
[01:33:53] Unknown:
Idea of going basically, there's a process, and I forgot what he called it, where you can take this information and put it in a legal brief and submit it and file it with the court and ask for their decision on what you filed and stated.
[01:34:09] Unknown:
That's the way to judgment.
[01:34:12] Unknown:
Okay. Petition for declaratory judgment. That's the way to encroach the court. You're getting them you're you're thinking they don't have any mechanism to take your affidavit first. You got a case in there? No. I do not. Okay. Well, then why what else should they alright. Why should they take your affidavit? That's challenging jurisdiction. Jurisdiction on a case that doesn't exist. Why should they take it?
[01:34:39] Unknown:
Because as you said before, even if this local fiefdom doesn't have a means for having an administrative file on its nationals, then we make them get a file under nationals.
[01:34:52] Unknown:
Okay. Well, then the I think the approach is to take, Mark's, approach and do that if you wanna get the court involved. Otherwise, I've never had anybody put them on notice unless you were dealing with a jurisdictional issue. Okay? And the way you deal with them involved with that is put it in some sort of a mechanism and have them put in the back in a corner where they gotta decide yes or no on it. Now you got them in a corner. Just submitting something and having them file it when there's nothing going on for them to file it to, and you getting your fanny in a tails in a wad, doesn't seem to make sense for me. K?
[01:35:34] Unknown:
Okay. I understand. But the whole, like, the whole reason we're doing this is to educate people and to I agree with that. Ourselves and to remove ourselves from their jurisdictions, number one. And my main selfish reason for doing this is because of their damn, traffic cameras that they have. If you don't stop and make a complete stop in front of a white line, there's a $135 ticket. So they're they're fleecing people day every day with that, and I wanna get it in that record. They they can never do that to me again, basically. And I'm not gonna push it, but I want it I just wanna make sure I'm doing everything to guarantee that judge had that in his hands.
[01:36:15] Unknown:
Well, I like I said, you shoot Mark an email. I'm the straw man @markallcaps.com. We need to talk about that. We've discussed it a couple of times. It probably wouldn't have to be very involved, but some sort of a legal type memo, a legal brief where you're going, I want your opinion on this. Now you're gonna smoke them out. Because if they rule against you, you should be able to appeal that.
[01:36:43] Unknown:
Understood. Go ahead, Erica. Alright. You, Erica? Roger,
[01:36:47] Unknown:
what I sent, Victor, was, proof of okay. So it's the difference between certificate or proof of mailing versus certified mail. And what I told him on on the direct message, I said certified mail is more enhanced. It's a more enhanced version than certificate of mailing. So that's what I was explaining to him. Certified mail has more than that than Registered snuck in there somehow. Oh, yeah. No. Nope. I always say certified mail. Registered, a lot of people lose their mail and registered mail
[01:37:28] Unknown:
too. Man.
[01:37:29] Unknown:
Yes. Alright. I yield.
[01:37:32] Unknown:
Thank you. Yes. Paul?
[01:37:35] Unknown:
I don't have, I don't have a problem with the extra cost of the registered mail because registered mail is the only one that has a verified chain of custody from your hand to the receiver's hand. And if chain of custody is ever a question, that registered mail suits the bill. And it's only a couple of bucks more over certified. It's charge more and it takes longer and it's not necessary.
[01:38:04] Unknown:
It's what I'm gonna tell you. K? Okay. Paul and I disagree. It has a stated purpose. Now I'm not saying those documents might not be important to you. Okay? You you look. You just do it. Go do what you wanna do. I'll just tell you that. I'm not gonna hell's not you won't listen anyway. Do what you wanna do. Do you wanna go do the red thing? Go do it.
[01:38:30] Unknown:
I think registered mail has to be ledger. Right?
[01:38:35] Unknown:
Yeah. I think they take a a book of it. It's everybody that touches the package has to sign for it.
[01:38:45] Unknown:
K?
[01:38:49] Unknown:
Roger I think you can refer to that registered mail back all the time as well. I when I did my first process in 02/2008, it was all registered, but, I haven't gone back and referred to it. But, I think there is validity in that, but,
[01:39:06] Unknown:
I think it's why you have a registered package. Woodston. Yeah. You've gotta go in with tape. And on if it's an envelope on every seam of whatever package is there, you have to put tape over it before they'll accept it because it's for things with intrinsic value.
[01:39:28] Unknown:
If I may.
[01:39:30] Unknown:
Go ahead, Dave.
[01:39:32] Unknown:
Thanks, Raj. You know, in our assembly, they teach us this kind of stuff, how to how to send registered and certified and all that. And we use a a non domestic, post office mail stop at our home, and it eliminates our address because that's all commercial. They and this is all right out of their post office, books, their manuals. And they there's a way if you don't use the postal service and you use the post office, meaning you don't it it don't touch their hands when you actually put it in the mail. You put it in the gold the big gold slot on the wall in a post office.
Some post offices aren't post offices. They're postal service. Our post office here, it's not a post office. It has to be etched on the outside of the building if it's actually a post office. Ours is a US Postal Service. So what there's a way to send registered mail, very inexpensively, and we use 2¢ stamps for everything. 2¢ for up to a half of, whatever. I can't remember all details because we don't we don't use it a lot, but we have a rural route, you know, for our our location now. We don't have an address anymore. And and it's not called a service.
So it's not, you know, USPS. It's post office. So there is a way to use that, and I think it's great that everybody that touches the package has to sign for it. If they're crossing off, you know, with black magic marker, the judge's name, and and then well, that's telling me if I'm sending it that, hey. Who do you think you are you pee on? You're not allowed to send anything to this guy. He's your boss or whatever, you know? That's bullshit in my book. And I would certify it and or, no. I would register it and send that SOB, whatever you want, and see, you know, where it goes. And he he may not ever get it either, but, you know, you got tracking of all that. And, the last person that touched it, if it don't get to him, I I'm sure there's some serious charges involved in mail fraud. So I'll yield oh, I need Julie. We need your, email.
Pam's got something that Bill Gates said about, you know, this Epstein. He got called in or something, and it's pretty amazing. We want she wants to send you that. What's your email, Julie?
[01:42:22] Unknown:
Julie. She may have gone to powder her nose or something, Dave.
[01:42:27] Unknown:
I'll check back. Thanks. Bye, you. Alright.
[01:42:30] Unknown:
Yikes. Hey, Roger. I wanna ask Victor something before we go further. Victor, did you try and file your affidavit at the property records office there?
[01:42:41] Unknown:
No. I that wasn't one of the places that I tried to send. That's probably
[01:42:48] Unknown:
the one place you ought to focus on the way you're wanting to tell everybody because you're telling them all individually, go go see if they'll let you file it at the property records office, and then it's open, for everybody. You can just refer them to it. You can I'll look into that, and I'll also look You'll you'll you can also pay and have the clerk of the court authenticate that the affidavits on the property records books. If they give you any crap about it, I would suggest you tell the clerk, do you let file IRS notice of liens here?
[01:43:28] Unknown:
Yes. I remember you saying that before. I wanted to tell you, Roger, that I wanted to tell you, Roger, that I'm not doing this to cause you problems or muddy the waters. Problems. This is a learning experience that I spent a lot of time just in this tiny little first stage. And now it's time to do my very first replication on election. So I and I've gotta study the code like Larry suggested that I do before I move forward. But I think that these are valid things because when I first started as a student, this is this is all unclear of how to use a firm book. I learned it from you. You know? All of these things, process servers, whoever brought that up a month ago.
That was a good idea. So I I apologize. I apologize if I'm frustrating you, but this is all valid stuff to me. Victor. Victor. No. You're not frustrating me at all.
[01:44:28] Unknown:
I've just never seen nobody's ever done this before. So it's new to me. Nobody's ever tried to put the court or the judges on notice as to this when you don't have an ongoing case with them. Okay? So that's why it's just new to me.
[01:44:46] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, you mentioned, Dave and Kaye's website. You know, you're you're right. They have an excellent website. They're making improvements at all the time to errors that people are bringing to their attention. And you can go on their website and use their document builder, and they'll spit out your notice letter for you. But, all these people that are putting on notice, there's a lot of judges, presiding judges of King County Superior Court, you know, all of these judges. So this little fiefdom municipal court, it's got my attention when they cross out the name and address for sure. And I just wanna see I wanna I'm willing to go in there and talk to the judge personally and hand it to his hands. Here you go. This is yours. You were. This was intercepted by your staff.
And that's all I have to say in that.
[01:45:43] Unknown:
Alright, Victor. Well, now let us know of your exploits as you go forward with all this, and, nobody's just ever taken it to this limit before. I I told you about the guy in Missouri, the small town Missouri. You've heard that story where he gets caught speeding with no seat belt on going into town, but he did notice everybody because I did this for him. He doesn't have a computer. K? And so, he gets pulled over. You heard the story? I don't remember it. Alright. Well, he gets pulled over. Speed, no seat belt. So he's pissed off. He goes on into town, and and I can't he goes in to talk to the judge anyway, and at some point. And he puts his affidavit small town he could probably get in and see him. You know? So he hands sits down across the table from the judge, and the judge says, I read your affidavit.
If you go down the hall and pay the seat belt charge, $10, we'll be done. He being in a bad mood and not understanding the situation and what the judge was doing, the judge is offering him a compromise here. I understand what you're doing, but see, no judge is gonna beat the judge. This is gonna go down as pulling the bottom card out of the house of cards. None of them are gonna be there. Understand that. Okay. So And I remember this. Anyway, the guy says no. He says, no. I don't accept that. Ends up in trial. And the judge, gracious this guy had to be a good guy, says, go down this go pay the seat belt ticket, and it all goes away. I'm dropping the speeding charges.
So the judge tried to give compromise with him. He wouldn't accept it, but the judge went ahead in my eyes and did the right thing. K? So there's another example for you.
[01:47:48] Unknown:
And then after he said no the second time, did he have to go to jail or pay the full time?
[01:47:54] Unknown:
No. He'd gotten smart by that time. He went and paid $10, and everything went away rather than doing all that stupid crap.
[01:48:02] Unknown:
I understood. Another thing to your point is that judge is not judge is not wanting to go down that road. This is a retiring judge, so maybe it's a possibility that he might wanna go down that road.
[01:48:15] Unknown:
Well, it may be it may be that he doesn't sees that it could screw away his pension and doesn't wanna have anything to do with it. I don't know how he's gonna react.
[01:48:26] Unknown:
Yeah. And the thing is is that he never received it in the first place because his staff intercepted it.
[01:48:32] Unknown:
Well, like I said, if you really have got a, a a a burr under your saddle about this, then we need to have this. It may be applicable for everybody, and you may be the guinea pig here. You're by the airport, I tell you. Is to file this memorandum of of of whatever Paul called it. I can't remember. Anyway, file this legal thing, then they gotta deal with it. Yeah. But it's also for declaratory judgment. Well, we need declaratory judgment. We need to get that in some sort of a, a cookie cutter of of of a document where any y'all that wanna do this could go to court, pay a filing fee, and throw this in there in your local area. It'd be a great move, I would think. Okay? But the picture Roger. Again, it may be. I've I've thought about that for a while. It's not totally new. But you our conversation today brings that to a little bit more of, the forefront. Yes, Marca?
[01:49:33] Unknown:
On the certified mail, they have an option for an adult signature restricted delivery. And it gives you an option to put agent and or addressee. So you can split it put it specifically to the to the individual that it needs to go to that needs to sign for it. There's also a collect on delivery restricted delivery.
[01:49:57] Unknown:
Okay. To refresh all your memories. If you carry that envelope in the post office with the certified, the return receipt requested thing, The postal clerk has to stamp it. They gotta stamp it. The minute they stamp it, it's considered received.
[01:50:17] Unknown:
I understand that, and I appreciate what Murphy said because that's a very good option. As long as that judge has it in his hand, that's what I'm after. Yep.
[01:50:28] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you got a couple of options, Victor. Take the one you want. Let us know how it turns out. Okay? Mark should be maybe he'll be with us Wednesday and and with us went with us Saturday. Anyway, this is something we should discuss. This is really something that could help a lot of our folks and help us accomplish a couple of goals at the same time. K.
[01:50:52] Unknown:
Graduate? Yeah. And I'll tell you Yeah. Go ahead. I'll tell you that, that firm book was an excellent idea. Downloading the PDF, putting it into a website like ILovePDF and filling that out, it was an excellent idea, and I have those records. But I'm moving forward with it, and I will let you know what happened.
[01:51:12] Unknown:
Alright, Victor. Go, go go kick kick some dogs and see how they scream. Okay? Now, Roger
[01:51:23] Unknown:
I hear. Thank you.
[01:51:25] Unknown:
Well, hold on. Yes. Good morning. Next.
[01:51:28] Unknown:
Yes. Good good morning. Afternoon, Roger. Could you tell us briefly,
[01:51:35] Unknown:
what firm the firm book is, please? I'm sorry. It's something to do with the post office that you can request and register stuff, and it shows that they were received. And I don't believe you have to pay all the certified, return receipt for each one. It's best I understand it. I I've been I haven't seen a post office in over sixteen years. Robbie, I'd never heard of this either. So somebody that knows about it, please tell Robbie. Joe Comment. You know about a firm book? Do you know about a firm book?
[01:52:09] Unknown:
Roger, this is Victor again.
[01:52:12] Unknown:
Oh, oh, okay.
[01:52:14] Unknown:
So when I went into this tell her. This is Victor in Washington state. So when I went into the Federal Way Washington Post Office, the lady gave me the entire firm book, big old firm book, like, over a 100 pages of firm book pages. I took that home, and then after I got all my affidavits ready in envelopes, I just downloaded that form off of the US Postal Services website, that PDF, and I was able to insert that into a website called I love PDF. And I was able to just type in all that information, print it out, and I took maybe, I think there's eight eight pieces of mail at a time on each page. I took took those rubber banded together to the postal clerk.
She verified all the addresses. She even corrected a couple ZIP codes for those attorney general of the state of Washington and the governor of the state of Washington. Which also leads me to using a physical address as opposed to a pope. And, but, yeah, the Fern book is excellent. It costs 70¢ per envelope instead of $12 or whatever it is, $10 for certified return receipt for each envelope.
[01:53:34] Unknown:
Significant.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
Going with, yeah, going with a post office box or physical address on the government's own website for the attorney general of the state of Washington, it had a different ZIP code, and she looked it up and corrected it with whiteout. And, both of those I got back, and this leads me to another thing you mentioned a long time ago, Roger. The one that was to the physical address of the attorney general, they ripped off that certified mail number off of the green card. So what you've mentioned before about filling in that number yourself in hand in ink is a very, very good thing to do because they can't rip that off of the green card, and I yield it.
[01:54:17] Unknown:
Yeah. I remember that little trick. So, Robbie, did that answer your question?
[01:54:25] Unknown:
Yes, sir. Thank you. I I I remember, Pageant was talking about that too. Thank you. Yeah. Uh-huh.
[01:54:33] Unknown:
Okay. Who else, had something? We're at the closing moments of the show. If you had a question or something, now's the time. Yes, sir?
[01:54:42] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. It's David. David, David and Kate.
[01:54:45] Unknown:
Yes. Good morning. Good
[01:54:48] Unknown:
morning. I thought I'd squeeze in here for for the end of the show. I wanted to thank Victor for his nice comments about the site. And, also wanted to mention that the method that you talked about earlier for Asana regarding attaching, a cover letter or or a explanation letter as well as your affidavit to those government applications of various kinds, that works. And that that really is a good method to use. It worked for for us for both the I nine for my employer as well as for the voting we we did. We kind of put them in a corner because they could never say they didn't understand what we were talking about.
I mean, if you just blindly just put the affidavit on these applications, they don't necessarily know what you're talking about.
[01:55:36] Unknown:
Right. So I just wanna mention that. Good. Yep. Yeah. Thank you. I would I would take the agent doing work, and I didn't hear you. Can you repeat? I'm sorry. Can you repeat that, Dave? Thank you very much, by the way, for calling. Can you repeat what you just said right at the at the beginning? I missed that.
[01:55:52] Unknown:
Thank you. Yeah. The the, yeah, the method that Roger spoke about attaching your affidavit as well as a letter of explanation slash cover letter, it it will will supersede, you know, what you're putting on that application because they don't give you a choice. Mhmm. So, you know, you know, there's the concern that if you swear by what you check on that sheet yeah. I get it. But if you're attaching an explanation letter, and as Julie mentioned too, you wanna cross your t's and dot your i's. And if possible, even mention something on those applications that refer to the attachment and initial it.
Yeah. You know, you run you run the risk of them saying, hey. You can't change the form. But worst they can do is say, you know, you can't do that. But if you don't do it, you know, you're you're at risk of lying, so to speak.
[01:56:51] Unknown:
I think we just attach put exhibit a, Hosanna, and then put explanatory statement for exhibit a. Don't do a letter. Don't do a cup. Just say explanatory statement for exhibit a. Tell them what it is. Include all three of those in the package. I don't think you'll have any problem with them.
[01:57:13] Unknown:
Okay. So this is, this would be my first time doing exhibits
[01:57:19] Unknown:
and others. Yeah. Well, just write write it Responding to state department
[01:57:23] Unknown:
which is,
[01:57:25] Unknown:
in my opinion, it was fired. It was just a legal technique, you know. Okay. If you were writing the document, as you'll put in here, please refer to to exhibit a, parenthesis, citizenship affidavit. It's affidavit of citizenship evidence. Boom. Enclosed. And and just do you need a short explanation. I am a citizen of The United States Of America. I am not a federal citizen of the federal government. The affidavit now in possession of the secretary of state proves this fact. Sign it. Send it to him.
[01:58:05] Unknown:
And it would be discrimination if they don't give him the they try to say that no tax discrimination.
[01:58:13] Unknown:
So so so this is what I'm thinking. It's I can't modify the oath because it's in quotes, and it they've that portion of the tax is in quotes. So but the signature portion is outside of the quote. So, so on the so my my my thoughts is to just sign that, and then, like, Danieline Douglas records or or suggested, put slash national of USA. And under that, at,
[01:58:47] Unknown:
please refer to exhibit a. Yeah. Yeah. Or no. Better better yet. Explanatory statement attached. Oh, explanatory statement attached. Okay. In parenthesis underneath that, I doubt that you'll hear a a a mumble from them. Okay? If you do, let us know. But if they discriminate against you, especially a black guy, man, you got them here.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
You could also add state citizen of your state.
[01:59:18] Unknown:
Well, he he said national USA. That's what Roger. Said. Sign a signature slash national USA. Okay. Well, there's our, there's our whistler, Larry. I'm a put you on the back burner, and we're going to, be back tomorrow. We'll see what kind of additional stuff. I know one thing I wanted to say, Harrison is gonna have the gray zone guy, Max, Blumenthal, I think is his name, that's that is very, very respected. And he's got information on Israel involvement with Charlie Kirk today on Infowars on Alex's slot. So you may wanna listen to that today. Okay? So outside of that, I hope you have a good Monday. It looks good here. Probably just hang around the house and, eat a little lunch and see if I can catch up on everything that's going on.
We'll see you guys and gals tomorrow back here at the same, spot. And, we'll look forward to doing it. So, I'll it'd be good discussions today. I'm gonna get some time on the show, and you find your two hours was well spent with us. And we appreciate you and love you, And we will see you again in Spanish tomorrow. Ciao. Ciao. Here you go, Paul. Love you, Roger. Alright. Thank you, Robbie. Who else? Does anybody else got something for me?
[02:00:49] Unknown:
Brotherhood.
[02:00:51] Unknown:
Larry?
[02:00:53] Unknown:
Yeah. Is Asana in Texas?
[02:00:58] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. Awesome. I'd like z, Isana. Yeah.
[02:01:02] Unknown:
Yeah. So sign of Texas. You could, you could ask to to sign the, the the the oath that comes directly out of the con the Texas constitution because it doesn't have anything in there about a citizen of The United States. It says and it's really it's very short. It says, I blank do solemnly swear or affirm that I will faithfully execute the duties of the office of blank of the state of Texas and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution and the
[02:01:37] Unknown:
end quote.
[02:01:40] Unknown:
Sounds like they are way of approaching with the goods here, but put the goods in front of them. I prefer that much more.
[02:01:48] Unknown:
Well, I'll just give them another option. It's okay. Because that comes right out of the constitution.
[02:01:53] Unknown:
Texas. Yeah. Okay.
[02:01:57] Unknown:
Correct me if I'm wrong. Doesn't it? I see it. Okay. Find it. Alright. Doesn't a precede chair work for the party, not for the constitution?
[02:02:08] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. So that So That's that's Party is the franchisor.
[02:02:13] Unknown:
Yeah. The party is the franchisor, and they can you know, and different people's experience with these parties is, they'll, you know, they'll trump whatever you try to put out there. We did have some luck in Idaho where we censured a Democrat or a Republican who was voting Democrat. But, I know the case of when Ron Paul won the Republican, back in Massachusetts when he went to Minnesota. They negated everything Massachusetts had done, the Republican party did, and they propped up Mitt that that year. So just be aware of Yeah. Going down. I know some precinct precinct members that, you know, pretty miffed with that whole deal. So
[02:02:58] Unknown:
Alrighty. Thank you. Thank you. Alright. Anybody else for Raj?
[02:03:05] Unknown:
Roger? Yeah. I have I I have a vocabulary for you, Raj. So, a Greek word. The word Ethiopia means burnt skin. It's a Greek word. Okay. That's interesting. Okay. And, Ethiopians have, various shades of color and skin color. And, we got it's like the toaster. You have a toaster at home, right, from one to ten. So we got all of that. So Okay. In the Upper North area, we're in the lighter side of the toast. And the and the southern area, we look like our neighbors, like, from Kenya
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and,
[02:03:49] Unknown:
and, the rest of Africa. So we have various shades of, of brown. So that's what, the word, the Greek word Ethiopia means burnt face or burnt skin. So I would be, in the northern side of my skin color is in the lighter side.
[02:04:09] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:04:10] Unknown:
Okay. Not that it matters, but it's just kind of a little bit about the word and a little bit about the Uh-huh. Okay.
[02:04:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Cool. Well, thank you.
[02:04:20] Unknown:
Yeah. You know, it's funny. I I grew up I was born in Detroit and, you know, lived there till four or five and then moved to the suburbs. And we were, you know, I think I said this about five miles north of the, you know, the that Detroit Warren, Michigan borderline. Mhmm. The first black person that came to our school was in junior high, and guess where he was from? Not Detroit. Ethiopia. Unbelievable.
[02:04:58] Unknown:
Yeah. I've been, you know, I went to a Catholic school here in in in, in San Antonio, as well. So I was the only black guy.
[02:05:11] Unknown:
Wow. No. We we live in New Braunfels,
[02:05:14] Unknown:
Hosanna. You know where New Braunfels is? I was in that position. I know where I live. I live in New Braunfels. Yes. Yes. Yeah. We we lived right off of I 35,
[02:05:23] Unknown:
and, you know, our sub was back right on that the, the Guadalupe River. It was called Lake Dunlap there because it got real wide. They didn't have any lakes, really, but they called that river lake a lake in many different areas. But, yeah, we were probably about 10 miles, East of I 35 right there at the I don't know what exit it was called, but 46 and, Zip Road were streets I remember. But, anyway, I'll yield. That it's funny. Ethiopia. Right?
[02:06:02] Unknown:
Yeah. Go figure.
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Dave. Dave. Hi, Dave. Hi. This is Robbie. Can you have Pam send me that email about Bill Gates and Epstein, and I'll I'll send you Julie's address.
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Okay. Yeah. Send that, and then I'll have her respond with it.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome. Bye, Hugh. Okay.
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Yep.
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Yes, sir. Sketch, what do you got?
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This is Rich in Huntsville. Yeah. What do you got?
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I got a question.
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I got a a sketch in there somewhere? Yeah. Yeah. But let him go. I'll get back to you. Okay. Rich in Huntsville was next.
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Roger, you were you were,
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you're an air force brat or were. And, Yes. No. You're once an air force brat, always an air force brat.
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Okay. So so that means that you were born on air force base more than likely somewhere. Correct? No. No. No. That's incorrect.
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I was born in Okay. Bay County Hospital in Panama City, Florida.
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Okay. So so this is a situation that that, I had thought about because it I was born on an air force base. So would that be considered being born in the District Of Columbia jurisdiction?
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No. I don't think so. I don't know that it matters, honestly.
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Okay. Thanks, Roger. Okay. I hear you. Well, you'd be because it's a federal facility,
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you'd automatically be born on, you know, or or forts, arsenals, and needful buildings. So you'd automatically be born on that land inside the state, inside the country, under bankruptcy, and all considered to be under federal jurisdiction.
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K?
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So no difference. Alright. Who who else was there? El Capitan.
[02:08:05] Unknown:
Yes. This is Rich. Hope you hope you're doing well today. I I have a few comments about what the conversation was, previous to what we cover here usually. And that is the the left right paradigm and the divide and conquer that's happening, you know, this, this red line that has been crossed, the political permission slip to murder people for their political views, I think it's pretty, pretty, sad that, we've come to this. And, you know, it's it's kinda like the psychology of the Bolsheviks, that is in play. And, I just wanted to also say, I don't know if you heard, but, a a a school teacher was was showing the video over and over to ten 10 year olds in class Yeah.
Yeah. Of the assassination and then saying he deserved it. You know? This this has to stop.
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Well, it needs to be reported. You know what's going on is all these people that are putting their feelings like that on TikTok and stuff is there's a website that's opened up where you're they're trying to trace back to these people's employers and get them fired. They've already done that with a couple. I heard Barnes. I hear you I hear from your conversation you listened to Barnes last night. So Yes, sir. And I agree with you that the political permission slip is something well, I would have liked to have discussed that today. We just got off in different directions. We can do it tomorrow. But I thought it was quite interesting that Joe Burrow, who, of course, was a Heisman Trophy winner when they won the national championship in 2019, Cincinnati Bengal now has his own foundation.
And he there was a judge like a lot of these big time NFL people do. He's wanting to help the community. He's a good guy. And one of the board members was a sitting judge who came out with that crap, and Joe Burrows kicked him off his committee, off the foundation. So that's what needs to happen. Even the Liberals, Turk Younger, the the those guys and some of these others, even they're coming out and decrying the incident because they know if they don't, it's gonna backlash on them. K? Yeah. The the last eight shootings, I believe I heard Barnes say last night, the last eight shootings have had to deal with this trans crap.
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Yep. Yep. And, also, it's kinda like, the left right the left right paradigm. We have two heroes, George Floyd on the left and Charlie Kirk on the right. It it it it just boggles my mind. They have 3,000
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flavors to divide and God. You forgot about the one that is probably leading up to this, which is the Luigi guy that shot the guy in the back of the head on the streets in New York. The insurance guy by the six, eight months ago. And all of the darlings in the left, all the women want to throw their bodies on the guy. Okay? All these left leaning wacko women. Yep. Yep. And and Okay.
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Yep. And one last or two two more things. I think restoring the Smith Munt Act would be very important to dealing with this because they can lie want y'all And they don't have to say this is opinion. You know? You wanna tell the audience they don't know what
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they don't know what the Smith Munt Act is. You wanna tell the audience?
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Well, it it's basically it, the Smith Mundt Act,
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banned Obama.
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Yeah. And it he he he dissolved it, but it it banned the government and the media, well, I think mostly the government, from lying to the populace by using the media.
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Yep. I think that's So, hopefully, these are these are some important issues that'll be brought up and discussed because of this incident.
[02:12:17] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. And I have some breaking news that isn't important. I don't know if you heard that. Ollie North got married. Guess who he got married to? Yeah. Fawn Hall.
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Susie South? Fawn Hall
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who testified. I don't know if you remember Fawn Hall, but she was the the redhead that testified. That was I forget who she was, but she she was in front of congress just like Ollie was.
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I see. So they hooked up later. Well, congratulations, Ollie. You. Nope. Have a blessed day. Okay. Thank you, Sketch. Well, hope to. Anybody else got something for me?
[02:13:00] Unknown:
Yes, sir.
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Alright. Hello. Who are you?
[02:13:05] Unknown:
This is Sheldon, and Todd couldn't be on today. He's still recovering, and he thank you for thinking of him, sir.
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Okay. We'll tell him we sure hope to see him maybe tomorrow and hope he's better. I know that's a painful situation, and, hopefully, he'll get it resolved. It's a life of pain. There's no life at all. Forks. Thank you, Sheldon. Okay. Anybody else?
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Roger. Roger. What do you what do you think it means that Ben Shapiro, a, denier of Christ, it's it's be gonna be put at the head, take over, Charlie
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Kirk's place. Well, I well, I don't know. Let well, we'll see if that happens. His his wife said she was gonna head it, so I don't know. We're gonna find out more about all this Israeli stuff, and I don't know just like nobody else knows, Joan.
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You're right. Okay.
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I got no special insight here. K. Alright. Anybody else? You was an actor.
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I heard you're the actor. Who? His wife? He I mean, he's an actor.
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Okay. Thank you. Bye. Well, people here you know, I I like Robbie Noel. What his father used to tell him, Joan, if you believe everything you hear, you'll eat everything you see.
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Right.
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Okay? Roger. Okay. Yes. Larry.
[02:14:44] Unknown:
Yeah. To answer Rich's question, you have to be born in an actual territory of DC or DC itself to be considered what's known as a statutory citizen. Now you could agree with the presumption like you teach or your parents could could have agreed with the presumption, which puts you under their jurisdiction, but that's altogether something different because all along, you were actually a national born in the in the, several states of the union, the constitutional republic. So you can obviously rebut that presumption like you teach, but if someone's born in the territories with the exception of American Samoa and Swains Islands, which really hardly anyone lives there at the Swains Islands, you are considered a statutory US citizen.
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Okay. Who else is trying to say something?
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I just wanted to mention to Joan. You you know you're you know what time it is when Karl Rove says we create reality. I yield Blessings.
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Yeah. So does the Mossad officers on sixty minutes. Sketch. Alright. Yes, John.
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Did you hear? I I figured because you haven't said any more about it that that you you heard that that, Ukraine girl on the bus that allegedly got stabbed to death by that other man that, did I mean, one or two days later, it came out that that was a psyop. Did you know that? Did you hear that?
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I have not heard that, Joan. Nope.
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She she she did not die. She she did not even get stabbed. Okay. This so you feel bad about her because because you were so upset.
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Well, I I I don't know where y'all are getting all this stuff, Joan. So please don't be a gullible female. They they showed pictures of the guy putting his knife in her cartiloid artery three times. And you say it's a psyop?
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Well, the video I saw,
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it it shows Well, you do. Yoga. Okay. How do you know the video you saw wasn't generated by by AI?
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I know.
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I know. Why did they try and why did they try and cover it up for two weeks before it broke if it was a PSIOP?
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Well, they have their reasons, but, just letting you know if he might not be dead. And so Alright. Well, thank you. Okay. Upset about. Okay. Thank you. Bye.
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Alright. Prayers. And Prayers. Alright. With with that, we're getting so far afield on so much of this stuff. I'm leaving. Okay? And I will, see y'all tomorrow. Hopefully, you'll have a great day. And if I can figure out this Zoom thing,
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I will What Zoom thing?
[02:17:48] Unknown:
Oh, the way to get to the exit. I'm out of here, dear. Okay. I found it. Iron Man? Okay.
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There you go. Oh, god.
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Now I know I'm leaving. So I don't know. Yeah. What are you on, Ferris? Yeah. No. Yeah. Don't cop an attitude toward me. I could be, an asset. I copped an attitude for you because I'm trying to get out of here, and you wait till the last minute. What do you got? I'm staying for you. Stop your bullshit.
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Anonymous left the meeting. Believe he was showing the door. Now I'm leaving too. Okay. And there he went.
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Wow.
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And and, Joan, I just wanna let you know there might be a Ukrainian connection to both of those incidents that we discussed today.
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The the the the Charlie Kirk and the Ukraine girl?
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Yes.
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And what did you mean earlier when you, said, like, two minutes ago something? What will you repeat it? So I then I can, up story Karl Rove? Yeah.
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Karl Rove was a political adviser to old, w. And he said, we we create reality through the media, I yield.
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Alright. Thank you. Is Joe Lusticka coming on today? Paul? Bina?
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I have no idea.
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You're supposed to get back to him if my memory is correct.
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I'm here.
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April Beaner. Were you gonna say something to me?
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No. Okay. Good. Charlies murderer dot com goes to a site that's parked by GoDaddy, and charliesmurderers.com goes to nowhere.
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Works for me. It's I posted it in the chat.
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Oh?
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That's the site he was referencing with looking up folks' employers and reporting them. A huge database of I think they've got 30,000 plus submissions that they're going through since it was put up.
[02:20:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, I've tried to go there. Two different computers, two different networks, and neither one of them go.
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Jimmy, I want your computer because I tried too on two things. Couldn't get on either.
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Let me try something here. Hold on a moment.
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The site can't be reached. Server IP address could not be found for charliesmurderers.com. And if you go to charliesmurderer.com,
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What kind of computer are you running, Jimmy? I'll I'll have one. That
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goes to a checked out the computer for $4,000.
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It goes to a six month mark.
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Jimmy, you say you have a video copy of that book. Can you make it available?
[02:21:49] Unknown:
Yeah. I also have the flight logs for Epstein's plane. And I'd rather have it right now. No, no, no, I understand. I'm just throwing it out there for folks that are wanting more news or whatever you want to call it. And Page nine will be of, something some folks might wanna look at if they have it. Mhmm.
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We need to look at that book. Did you right.
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I've been trying to transcribe it into a PDF since the version I got was not the exact PDF due to the way it's due to the way I got it. So I I took it for what it was. I'm like, okay. Fine. I'm a have to do some extra work to transcribe it or something into a a legible book, if you will. Right now, I'm putting everything into words. 69 pages, I kinda have to do semi manually. So it's kind of a time consuming process because
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I know we could not charge it like
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I wanted, so I kinda have to fix it. It it's probably better to get it out in its raw form. That way, it's out there. We can transcribe when it's in our area. I understand that. But from the source that I got, they didn't wanna send me the raw form. So I was like, okay. Fine. I'll take what you got. And I'm not butting heads with something that I gonna have to take some time to read it. But based on the book, there's a lot of things that I'm like, how is it possible could you have known another ninth or the eighth, whatever was submitted even though the product that somebody was mentioning earlier about Amazon and uploading digital books takes twenty four to forty eight hours for approval and then normally it's posted. So with that being said, screenshots, I even had it on the ninth, which would make it two days before that or within twenty four hours, it would be the ninth. So Well, just to
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nail the point Yeah. People get edified over stuff like this. So that's why we don't need a single point of failure. We need to that thing needs to get out.
[02:24:01] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Absolutely. I will post it in the Telegram group, the clip or or whatever you wanna call it. And then you guys will have to slow it down in order to read it. That's another reason why it's taking so long to to transcribe it. Who whose Telegram group?
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It's the PP
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Oh. Was it the public thing, Jiggy? Sorry.
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PPN radio ranch?
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Sorry. Yeah. My my bad PPN radio ranch chat.
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There's two of them. I think the main chat is the one with a whole bunch of folks, and then the secondary is the
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PPN radio ranch. It doesn't say chat.
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That's the chat group, the discussion group. There's PPN Radio Ranch Telegram and PPN Radio Ranch chat discussion group.
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Okay. The one I'm in, it's called the TPN Radio Ranch chat with a 142 members. Two of us are online now. There you go.
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That's the one. Okay. Nope. I have tried every iteration. I've tried every iteration of those, web addresses, and they all lead to websites that are parked by GoDaddy.
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Yeah. Give me a moment to recheck something here. I'm working on my cell phone and then let me try on the computers. I will confirm it was up last night at twelve eastern time, like, in the morning. But
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Hello? I have a question. Hang on a second. I have a question.
[02:25:56] Unknown:
Hang on a second, which one? My question is my I have a question. Where is it? Hold on. Hold on. We're trying to sort out a web address because we've we've got numerous incorrect addresses in the chat.
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Jake, can you ask this question? I'm trying to fix something here, so it'll take me a minute. Okay.
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Hey. Brent. Good memory. You have a good memory, Brent. Who was Fawn Hall? Anybody?
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So were Yeah. Were they were they both Bianca? Phone and Oliver North?
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Yeah. She was a she was a a really good looking, redhead that, I guess, gave evidence, in the Iran contra, hearings. Correct?
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Yeah. But she was a secretary or something like that. I don't know. I I forget. That's why I was asking Brent. You you have a good memory.
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So did the did Ollie North just marry her?
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I think recently. Yeah. I think that that was the headline I read if my recollection is correct. I'm not gonna go back and search again. But yeah. I wonder
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I I hope Ollie I hope Ollie wasn't married and got a divorce as well as Sean. Paul getting a divorce because,
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yeah, that would be that would be bad.
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Well, it's really a headline that has no meaning, but I figured I'd throw it out there for nostalgia reason.
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Is the gentleman still there with a question?
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Holly married Fawn Hall?
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Yeah.
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Yep. Wow. But she was a smoking hot blonde back in the eighties. And that testimony of Anne Contra?
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Wow.
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What happened to his his grumpy wife?
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You got me. I just read the headline and said, oh my gosh. It's true. It's amazing. After, what, how many years? Forty years? They thought yeah. Exactly.
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But she was smoking hot back then.
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Hello. The question I have is, are you going are you still going to have the guest speak speak about first at 01:30?
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You're talking about, Joel Lustica, I think. And I don't know if Paul knows about that is happening. I don't think it is. Maybe Paul. I don't think knows if that's gonna happen.
[02:29:35] Unknown:
Okay. I will I will see what will happen at one at 01:30. Thank you.
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I know I mentioned that this is Carl in Utah. I know I mentioned it during radio show a few few days ago, but I don't think it was mentioned other than that.
[02:29:57] Unknown:
Well, last time he was on, I think somebody asked him if he could come on. I I don't know if it was Paul. I forget. But he said he would. And then I think, they were supposed to coordinate, but I don't know if that happened. You'll it looks like Mer just confirmed that it did happen.
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Yeah. Fawn fur fur and hall shoved papers down or closed like Sandy Berger did.
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I bet your her bloomers were full of, Iran Contra documents.
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Did did they get penalized for doing, for destroying documents? Murder, you know?
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Not that I know of.
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So so they did something wrong. Right? And but they nothing happened to them because of it? Yeah. This is typical. Right? Yeah. Okay.
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Thanks. Ali was taking orders from the president directly, I think, and that's how he got off.
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Uh-huh.
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Vaughn Hall was granted immunity for her testimony.
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Wow. As is typical.
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Meanwhile, Sonny Bono is murdered over the same Iron Contra. Old Sonny was covered in blood, but it wasn't his own.
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Fantastic. He's a man.
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And was that the tree or the the the, club upside the head on the ski ski,
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gear on? Yeah. He was he was tricked into, you know, they told him they were gonna pass some documents and stuff on the ski slopes and but they were there to kill him. I don't remember. Iran Contra was hushed up. Right?
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I don't remember what exact exactly Iran Contra. It's definitely had to do with drug trading and the CIA, but that,
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Ed or breakup. From the Mercury News
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was also gotten rid of. Of course, he killed himself too.
[02:32:33] Unknown:
Oh, he shot himself twice in the back of the head. Right?
[02:32:37] Unknown:
Yep. Okay. If I may interject. Yes. Okay. Domain is is down for the last twelve, thirteen hours. They're moving the data over to a new domain. So that's why it wasn't loading today. I traced down the website. It's being hosted through another country, for obvious reasons. And it's being hosted through Ray Kajevic, Iceland, Capital Region of postal code 101. It is under the offices of Charlie Kirk Data Foundation. And one of their handles on x to follow the updates on the links and moving on the website is at 4 Charlie Kirk 1 as in the number one, and that's on x.
They have a temporary setup called charliekirkdata.org. It is not done yet transferring information or data, but it's kinda looking like the other site, in terms of the setup. Now, obviously, for those who have not seen it, they don't know what I'm talking about.
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But then I got what's it doing? Yeah. I got charlotte'smurderer.com to come up, but it wanted me to remove ad blocker, which ain't happening. So
[02:34:10] Unknown:
Yeah. The the I don't know why that's I think you have the wrong site. But long story short, the site is being moved. So, again, charliekirkdata.org looks to be their new, new page. I kinda have a Slack page up at the moment, but everything all the data has not been moved yet as far as I can see. So have no fear. They're just changing addresses and whatnot. But I will put that link into the chat. It'll be in multiple chat. I'll do it on the chat tango, and I will put it in this chat here. I mean, just give me a moment. Where is okay. There's the chat.
Okay. There's that. On this Flash page, if you wanna get updates via mailing list, you can add an address in there if you'd like. And they say it's in case they deep get deplatformed or whatever, people can still get information. Obviously, the leftist or whoever you wanna call them are not gonna be liking all their information that is found publicly if it's available to be doxed in a way oh, you're fired. You're fired. You're fired. You're fired.
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Who is the student talking? This is Larry from Jacksonville. Who is the student up updating about the website?
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I'm not sure if I'm a student, but, this is Jimmy.
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Oh, hey, Jimmy. So who's sponsoring this, charliekirkdata.org website? Is it friends or and family? And what happened to the original site?
[02:36:22] Unknown:
It looks like it got DDoS attacked last night. Like I said, just a few moments ago, I was up at twelve midnight. I was working eastern time, and now it's been down. And it would make sense because I'm on their x websites. I mean, I'm on their x platform. And according to last post, eleven to twelve to thirteen hours ago, which would make sense from the time I was speaking earlier why it was down. But it looks like it got attacked or something to to some extent, plus an SLL ticket issue. Also, Wayback Machine refuses to archive this website also. I checked in that, and then I did a trace on the IP address and its location. Again, it's being sub hosted or something in Iceland.
Reykjovik, R E Y K J O V I K, postal code 101. Whether that matters to anybody or not. That's just information. As to who is behind all that, I haven't gotten that information or who's approval or not approval. That, I don't know. But that's the one I got for you.
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May I ask Joe Leticia a question now? May I ask Joe Leticia a question now? Joe, do you have do you have sound now?
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Joe, I don't think Joe Lustica's on.
[02:38:05] Unknown:
The chat says from Joe, it says I am on, but don't have any sound in the chat. The last entry in the chat. I I heard you like you were, 10 rooms away.
[02:38:31] Unknown:
Yeah. Joe's still here, but he's not he is fixing his, technical issues.
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Okay.
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One of the things that bothers me the most, and I wish we get more answers on is and we won't in some cases, but her her control in that, you know, piece that she gave on her husband is just sort of lacking emotion on her part, I think. And where's the motive of the shooter? Doesn't have that kind of background?
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He's he's young. Coming out more coming out about him being tran infected and all that stuff, his boyfriend. Yep. Dan Andrews was, talking a little about it, then I found some more information. Yeah. The boy's name and and all that jazz and, yeah, just brewed up anger and everything. But you gotta remember, she may have been cried out by the time she gave that message.
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She's very I don't think she was wearing
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mascara. I don't know if you girls are probably better at telling that than I. And she looked like she got fake eyelashes on.
[02:39:44] Unknown:
Someone's mic is open.
[02:39:49] Unknown:
What? My mic is open.
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Jack wing, so somebody's mic is open.
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I I think we need to wait and quit judging a little bit here, because there is a whole lot more going on. And she'd been in, you know, public eye and stuff before. She's five years older than him. She won the Arizona beauty contest, but I don't think it was under, you know, bad pretenses or anything. We just need to see. We need to wait and see a little bit here. But he was really coming coming around and, I mean, how could he not? He was hanging with Candice and according to her thing that she did, twenty nine minute thing, that when they were traveling all over the place and everything, he you know, his new shoes or whatever, he said, am I cool? Does this look cool? You know? So I think he was, you know, he was learning. He was he was young. And, but he was so open to all these college students when he'd go on campus and talk with them. I saw one that, was shown to me there on the YouTubey that, it was a college girl and she was said she was Jewish and, and she was contesting why we need fathers at all because she didn't have one. And she was, I guess, in a lesbian relationship and talking about abortion. I mean, it was just very good to have these discussions, and it was turning the young around to normalcy.
And that's what had to go.
[02:41:23] Unknown:
She seemed very angry. She seemed angry, and I would be too. And false eye eyelashes is a very common thing for a lot of women. So and you don't need mascara then. But she seemed very angry, and I think she probably was, who knows what the truth of the matter is? But at the end of the day, it's what do they want us to do? What are they trying to elicit in the population? So it it's almost I don't think it's really immaterial, but it almost becomes immaterial whether he was killed or not and who did it or not. But I think the the official story seemed very convenient, and very scripted. You know? It's it's just very but who knows? It may be the truth. I don't know. But at at the end of the day, for me, I and this is Nancy from Virginia.
The question I ask myself, okay. So what are what is the emotional response and reaction that they want to elicit from this? Because it's a, you know, silence Charlie, to pit us against each other, probably all of that and more. But it's like, what do they want to elicit from us? And I'm not I'm gonna try not to, fall into that trap.
[02:42:49] Unknown:
Hi, Julie. Hi. Hi, Darren. So, listen to this leaked and Nancy's right. Leaked official NASA and CIA documents reveal decades of high level globalist preparations for a series of assassination and false flags designated to spark a manufactured civil war starting in dot dot dot wait for it 2025. According to the document published before nineeleven, the plan to launch the chaos in 2025 involves assassinating Americans on live TV for maximum public trauma. And then it says, sounds familiar? The brutal fact is that Israel leads global assassinations over the last five years, accounting for 80% of the approximate 1,000 total cases worldwide.
That's a verified fact. Go ask Grok. And if you don't believe they would dare carry out assassinations on U. S. Soil, ask yourself why they have been involved behind the scenes in every mass casualty event on U. S. Soil in the last fifty years. So as Nancy said, this is what they're trying to do. They're trying to create a civil war, on purpose. This is what they want to elicit from us.
[02:44:09] Unknown:
My turn. Alright. She was a beauty contest winner. She's five years older than him and probably more mature. I would bet that she was a communications major in college. Therefore, she was leading him around the by the nose, as far as public relations, Edward L. Bernays. And, that's why he was so successful at it because she knows she knows the minefield. And, also, they're trained liars. We know that from public affairs and relations people and, you know, their news, managers at the white folks' house. And, so she can turn it on and turn it off, or like Mur said, she's probably cried out, and so she can go and do that. I yield.
[02:45:15] Unknown:
Can you hear me? Up.
[02:45:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Can you hear me? K. Go ahead. Yeah. Okay. Go Joe.
[02:45:31] Unknown:
Hi. Hi.
[02:45:34] Unknown:
Yeah. You all set up now? You got sound, and you're ready for the first question from me?
[02:45:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, as long as you can hear me, I guess we're okay.
[02:45:49] Unknown:
One thing before he starts, the book is posted, the video, in the PPN radio chat. So you guys have fun with it. I'm a try to finish up the solar version so everybody can read it, and I'll upload it later. Okay. No problem. That's it.
[02:46:07] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. I just wanted to, I have one quick easy question for you. I mean, that I think you can answer quick. I I I I it's easy for you, but it's not easy for me. So, but you're the that's why I'm asking you. But remember, back a week ago or whenever when you you said you could, We all agreed that you said you could come on and answer some questions. And, well, I'm not sure what subject matter, y'all were gonna talk about. But my question is the EIN number, when when when what can what can people what can we do with that? What how are we supposed to use that? Is is is it just for, like, sales tax when you go buy groceries or buy something from, you know, a store, like, a hardware store?
Is it just for not having to pay sales tax, or what all is it for?
[02:47:13] Unknown:
I mean, it depends what you're trying to do with an EIN. You know? Like, if you're doing banking, right, you make an EIN for a trust. Yeah. It it just depends what you're trying to do. If you wanna I use the passport number as a tax exemption number when I do the, sales tax exemption. I use the passport.
[02:47:36] Unknown:
If you put the passport number on that, government, dot gov dot what that I don't have it in front of me right now where y'all last week, you said go do that form on the, IRS website. It No.
[02:47:53] Unknown:
No. Oh, okay. Where where In in New Jersey.
[02:47:57] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:47:58] Unknown:
Okay. When you have to apply for a sales tax exemption, you have to fill out a form Yeah. Right, which has, exempt taxpayer ID number, which is the passport number, and it has you know, you have to add what provision you're putting on there. That's a New Jersey thing. That's a little different in every state. Some states do it automatically, whatever. I don't know. But
[02:48:22] Unknown:
So can you tell me where I would get that form in in South Carolina for South Carolina? The sales tax exemption form where I would put my passport number?
[02:48:37] Unknown:
I don't know how it is. I would have to look up the laws there, you know, and go study it to figure out how you guys do sales tax exemptions there.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you know, I Can I ask a question regarding the same subject about how you answer? What what is your exemption? What do you say you're why you're exempt?
[02:48:56] Unknown:
Okay. Wait a minute. Let me I I I'm nonresident. Yeah.
[02:49:01] Unknown:
Is there There you go. There a space for that? You they ask you that on that form? Yep. Well, they ask you to provide which which which,
[02:49:11] Unknown:
rule under that form. Right? They ask you which rule are you exempt from. And and then that's what I put down.
[02:49:24] Unknown:
Well, don't they ask, like, what type of business are you or a ministry or something like that?
[02:49:33] Unknown:
No. It just says, it just says the tangible personal property or services will be used for the following exempt purposes. And then that's under New Jersey statute that has that, exemption. It has a list of exemptions. And that's under New Jersey statute fifty four thirty two b two.
[02:49:55] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. So so okay. Hey, John. I just wanna let I just wanna let you know I went to, I don't know how to use websites and computer very well, but I tried. And I tried to go to, well, I can't remember because it's been a while now, but I tried to find a state sales tax exemption form, and I couldn't find it. I don't know how to You might not have one.
[02:50:23] Unknown:
What state are you in?
[02:50:26] Unknown:
South Carolina.
[02:50:27] Unknown:
South Carolina. Give me a few minutes. I'll look now. Hallelujah.
[02:50:34] Unknown:
Hallelujah.
[02:50:40] Unknown:
Ma'am, how much are you paying in sales tax normally here? 6%. Just when I'm looking it up, I could tell you. Write this down. Yeah. LDash2068.
[02:50:56] Unknown:
Okay. 2068.
[02:51:01] Unknown:
Alright. That's one. The other one is STDash10.
[02:51:06] Unknown:
STDash10.
[02:51:08] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:51:09] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:51:11] Unknown:
Alright. But
[02:51:12] Unknown:
Yeah. And you're gonna have to read code section 12 dash 36 dash twenty one twenty for qualifying exemption for sales tax.
[02:51:25] Unknown:
Okay. Now but where do I go first to type in L2068?
[02:51:31] Unknown:
Google.
[02:51:32] Unknown:
Google what? You're asking where to type this in? I'm telling you where to type it in. Yeah. Okay. Google. Oh, that's I'll just go to Google and then just just type in 68 without asking anything about the state without typing in South Carolina?
[02:51:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Put the state put the state in there. You know?
[02:51:54] Unknown:
Oh, so I put Yeah. Get specific.
[02:51:57] Unknown:
Okay. So I put s I put South Carolina
[02:52:01] Unknown:
L Dash 2068. Right? Sorry. I don't know anything.
[02:52:14] Unknown:
Don't make it harder than it is. It's real simple. Put those numbers in a Google search, and you'll get the form.
[02:52:23] Unknown:
Okay. I'll try to get really
[02:52:25] Unknown:
do don't make it more complex than it is. This is why I find that people overcomplicate things unnecessarily because they're confused about things. Don't do anything else. Just type those numbers in, and you'll find it. Right?
[02:52:41] Unknown:
Okay. But without typing it but without but South Carolina first. Right?
[02:52:45] Unknown:
Yeah. Put that in there. Yeah. But don't see, like, that shouldn't even be a question. You should just know South Carolina L Dash 2068.
[02:52:55] Unknown:
Right? Okay. Yeah. You know, like,
[02:52:58] Unknown:
is
[02:53:00] Unknown:
And they do a host and then the s t dash 10, is that a host different Google search?
[02:53:06] Unknown:
Well, I
[02:53:07] Unknown:
or or on this thing? I
[02:53:09] Unknown:
don't wanna teach you how to use a computer. You know? I don't wanna teach you how to use a computer.
[02:53:15] Unknown:
You do or don't?
[02:53:18] Unknown:
I don't.
[02:53:19] Unknown:
I don't. I don't. I I understand. It'll cost you. He does. Okay.
[02:53:25] Unknown:
I'll do it that way too. But skip it. It's it's in the chat. Skip all the blah blah blah. Yeah. It's it's real simple. Click the link in the chat. Be afraid to type things in in the Google search and and click things. Don't be afraid.
[02:53:38] Unknown:
Computer ain't gonna blow up. Yeah. Thank you. It's just that I've tried all this stuff before be without having any clue. Just trying to figure it out myself, and I didn't get very far. Thank you, Joe.
[02:53:52] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:53:53] Unknown:
Comet? Yeah. Joe Lustica, victory here in Washington. How are you, sir?
[02:54:01] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:54:04] Unknown:
You're saying that it's LDash2068. Correct?
[02:54:09] Unknown:
That's, application for admissions tax exemption. Right? That's admissions tax exemption. Then I said ST10 is this is the exemption certificate for sales and use tax. Okay. She has to read the code that goes along with that.
[02:54:28] Unknown:
Could you repeat one more time? Could you repeat one more time what the LDash2068 was, please?
[02:54:39] Unknown:
Admissions.
[02:54:44] Unknown:
Got it.
[02:54:48] Unknown:
That's that's like re you know, that's like retail sales. Right? Okay. Admissions. Like I said like I said, she's gonna still have to read that part of the statute, section twelve twenty one twenty four twenty, okay, and find out what the exemptions are. So that way she can use the proper exemption in her state. Otherwise like, like, this is like, it was really simple. Your state provides exemptions for sales tax. Look them up, see what they are, and then use the proper form to get the exemption on one that you can qualify under.
[02:55:27] Unknown:
Okay. I understand that. Appreciate that. One more question for you. I I just got done sending out all my notices last month to everybody, including the IRS. My next step is the ROE. Does your website or videos, Rumble's channel, have instructions on doing that? Yeah. I have five videos on that. Okay. Just type in the search bar on Rumble ROE. Or
[02:55:55] Unknown:
Revocation of election.
[02:55:57] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Mhmm.
[02:56:02] Unknown:
Good meeting you.
[02:56:04] Unknown:
Likewise. Yeah. These guys don't overcomplicate it. It's really simple. You wanna get a sales tax exemption? Just type in your state, type in, sales tax exemption, and it'll it'll just come up. And these things are easy to find nowadays. You know? It's not like it's not like the way it was, like, twenty years ago where you had to, like, go to the library, find the right book if they even had it in that library, or go find the right library that would have the book and then go look for it. And that could take you a few hours because you gotta keep searching around, searching around, reading through stuff No. Until you finally found it.
Nowadays, it's just as simple as just, you know What's your word?
[02:56:47] Unknown:
Joe, if it's an interstate business like Amazon, do you have to go into them to do it?
[02:56:55] Unknown:
If you're on Amazon?
[02:56:57] Unknown:
Oh, here. Let's Yeah. Look. When it's an interstate business like that, instead of by state
[02:57:03] Unknown:
Well, do you have that's different. Yeah. No. No. When you we're dealing with just, like, you know, you know, just, intrastate
[02:57:13] Unknown:
comments.
[02:57:15] Unknown:
Intra. Like, within the state. Comet.
[02:57:20] Unknown:
Comet?
[02:57:21] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:57:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Joe, I'm familiar with that exemption moving from the state of Alaska to the state of Washington. I was able to automatically get an exemption whenever I go to the local Home Depot. So it's very interesting that you mentioned using your passport number, and I obviously assume that you're talking about your new passport under your status of national. Correct?
[02:57:47] Unknown:
That's the only passport I ever got.
[02:57:50] Unknown:
Okay. Appreciate that. Thank you.
[02:57:53] Unknown:
Okay. I made it real easy for South Carolina folks. All the links are in the stat, including a list of each form for an exemption under the state known as South Carolina. It even gives you the code slash section, which you need to research per Joe. So I can only speak for South Carolina, they make it really easy. I mean, they tell you without you having to really research much. And then you can pull up the exemption list under the certain codes that they have listed here. And like he just mentioned, okay. This goes with this form. This goes with that form. Fill it out. Send it in. Voila.
[02:58:36] Unknown:
Hey, Jimmy. I know you said it was in the chat, all that blah blah blah, the with the what everything Joe said about L2068 and everything else. But I don't see it in the chat. Sometimes things don't come up for me in the chat.
[02:58:54] Unknown:
I don't know why. Hold on. I will throw it into
[02:58:59] Unknown:
do you want it in the Telegram, or do you want it in the two ranch radio thing?
[02:59:04] Unknown:
The odd chat angle. Two two ranch radio or either do you want my email address?
[02:59:11] Unknown:
Put it in the chat.
[02:59:13] Unknown:
The Q Radio Ranch?
[02:59:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Put put put in there, and I'll just copy paste an email or or or I'll blast it out there.
[02:59:21] Unknown:
You want me you want me to put something into
[02:59:25] Unknown:
right now? Give me your email address. Throw it in the chat system or something.
[02:59:30] Unknown:
Joan's talking about the chitango. You're not and it's in the chitango now.
[02:59:36] Unknown:
Oh, okay.
[02:59:39] Unknown:
Okay. Give me a second.
[02:59:42] Unknown:
How does the state know that you have that exemption? Are you paying by a credit card or cash? I mean, do you carry a card that shows the exemption? What do you what do you have to do to to It's a form retail.
[02:59:55] Unknown:
It's a form you fill out. You open up an account with that retailer, and then they put you down as tax exempt using that form.
[03:00:03] Unknown:
Okay. So it's a state form, and then you apply that to the retailer?
[03:00:08] Unknown:
Correct.
[03:00:10] Unknown:
Okay. How do they know it's you? Did you have to check ID? I mean, you stated?
[03:00:17] Unknown:
I mean it depends on the retailer. It's a little different for everybody. You know? It's not just one one process for everybody. Like Okay. With, wholesale places, like, you know, BJ's and stuff like that, you get an account, and then you get a tax exemption through the account. So whenever you use the card there, it it goes as tax exempt. Walmart, you do you have to you go there, you get they make a card for you, and then you present the card to the to the cashier. Okay? Home Depot, just depends. You know? So it's all different. The different places do different things. Some places you have to fill it out every single time. Like, you could do it at Whole Foods. Somebody's grocery shopping. But, when you're if you go to Whole Foods and do it, you have to show them the home every time.
[03:01:04] Unknown:
Okay. Thank you. Could someone close their mic or please mute them?
[03:01:10] Unknown:
Hey, Joe. This is Jerry in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Hey. Somebody brought up another gentleman named Joe.
[03:01:19] Unknown:
Joe Williams somewhere. This is Brandon. That you were. Brandon? Brandon. Williams?
[03:01:25] Unknown:
Yeah. Brandon Williams. Oh. His middle name is Joe.
[03:01:31] Unknown:
Oh, okay. But he has a a a website or something?
[03:01:38] Unknown:
Yeah. Did you get ahold of him or what? You're not gonna get ahold of him. He won't talk to you.
[03:01:46] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Yeah.
[03:01:50] Unknown:
Yeah. But he does, sort of like passports also?
[03:01:57] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:02:00] Unknown:
Okay. Okay. Okay. So how do I find it for? Just Brandon Williams or what?
[03:02:11] Unknown:
His website is 1stupidfuck.com.
[03:02:16] Unknown:
Okay.
[03:02:18] Unknown:
Alright. Thank you. That's his website. Hey, Joe. One more question.
[03:02:28] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:02:31] Unknown:
As students are going through this process of the revocation of election, do you, allow us to send you what we have to take a look at it before we submit it or not?
[03:02:44] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. I guess so.
[03:02:48] Unknown:
What's the best way to do that, to get get information to your,
[03:02:54] Unknown:
email?
[03:03:07] Unknown:
I'd like to add on to I'm sorry. I didn't catch I'm sorry. I didn't catch that.
[03:03:16] Unknown:
I said email.
[03:03:19] Unknown:
I know. But do you
[03:03:21] Unknown:
do you give us your email address, or how how do you find it?
[03:03:26] Unknown:
It's on my Rumble channel. This is how I know people don't read the description because, people ask me for my email. Well, I watch your videos. Can I get your email address? I'm like, you're not you're not clicking on the description, are you? Because it's in everything.
[03:03:47] Unknown:
Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Bye. Bye.
[03:03:52] Unknown:
Mute up. Mute up, please. Thank you.
[03:03:56] Unknown:
Thank you. Comment. To the gentleman who was asking about, I think his words were something in effect of international or something regarding sales tax, for example, eBay, e commerce or Amazon and various other websites. Amazon is pretty easy. They'll take, believe it or not, just about any tax exemption form from any state even if you're let's say you're in Washington and you have a tax exemption from under Hawaii, for example, and you're shipping stuff to a Washington address, they'll still take it. Amazon's one of the easiest. EBay is a little more tricky because they want official documents and also they're junk.
But, it does work basically what I'm saying for ecommerce websites, irrespective of the state that you're on. So you don't have to worry about the whole, oh, I need to ship it here, but I'm not here, this, that, and the other, at least on Amazon. I don't know about eBay's policies. Just to let you know, like, I've purchased things online, and I'm I'm I'm exempt. And as for the passport card number or the passport number, it does work. Sometimes it may not go in their initial system. They'll have to do it on the back end. As Joe was stating, some companies have done things differently, and I found that out the hard way.
Lowe's and Home Depot, for whatever reason, like to use a local and not some international, if you will, in respect to the passport number, because that's not tied locally to every state. So they would have to do something on the back end for that to go through normally. Or if you go through their system and do the state exemption, then yes, that will be tied to your phone number, your login. I know that's because I have done it. And or if you have military experience and you are doing also military benefit discount, they changed that a few years back where it's all internal. And, yes, they will verify if you're stolen valor and all that junk.
And then it's tied to the system and you you just put a phone number in. Most places don't check an ID, which they should, but they don't. So if you have a family member, for example, buying a purchase under the phone number, and you happen to see a discount for military or whatever, that's house linked. Okay. I'm done.
[03:06:25] Unknown:
So Jimmy and Joe Lestika, we do not have to do an extra step for Amazon to, to be sales tax exempt from Amazon purchases?
[03:06:40] Unknown:
I don't know. I haven't tried it with Amazon.
[03:06:43] Unknown:
But Jimmy Jimmy has. Right, Jimmy?
[03:06:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I've been taxed as of for years on Amazon. And Okay. I happen to use it under another exemption from another state, and they were fine with it. But I'm saying, if you were to happen to do it or you moved or something, and you had an existing exemption from another state or where it Amazon will take it. Now this is a few years back. I don't know if there are systems that open to it, but it doesn't seem like anybody checks it because literally, you'll know in about a minute or two once you submit it, maybe five minutes. They'll update your account to, you know, tax exempt blah blah blah.
And if that and the other and obviously, as you know, probably two, three years prior to this, the states didn't force eBay, for example, and Amazon to sit to collect sales tax unless the business that was selling on Amazon or eBay notified that you were in the same state that they could actually collect taxes. And, of course, dude, how greedy they are, they went around and said, okay, we don't care what state you're in. We wanna collect all that tax. I mean, it's ridiculous, but that's what they did. But like I said, Amazon, I think it's gonna be easy. EBay is a little more this and that because I've tried a few things. They're like, nope. We don't like your paper.
Nope. Can't have it. So I'm kinda dialing that, but I'm not I'm not putting the envelope because I I don't shop much on on eBay, so I don't worry too much on sales tax. But, anyway, I set up.
[03:08:23] Unknown:
What's the name of the old man's
[03:08:26] Unknown:
What
[03:08:27] Unknown:
Joe Lustica. Joe Lustica filed with both Amazon and, somebody else, and so did Bory.
[03:08:37] Unknown:
And Yep. Bory and Amazon. Sales tax. I was wondering if cash transactions work once you do that.
[03:08:48] Unknown:
Yeah. You could do cash transactions tax free. Because when they ring it up, it just cancels out the taxes on it. I did that with the hardware store. I did with that with, all the, places like the big marketplaces I shop at, except for Whole Foods. Whole Foods, you have to go in each time with the form, and they have to put in the numbers. So it's kind of annoying. But I don't know. But you save, like, $30 sometimes.
[03:09:21] Unknown:
There shouldn't be the tax on anything from Whole Foods anyway.
[03:09:28] Unknown:
Because it's food.
[03:09:30] Unknown:
Yeah. It's food. There's tax on it. There's tax. The what? No. You don't we don't get taxed on things like the the meat or the vegetables. There's no tax on that stuff, but there's tax on other things. I don't know what the heck my wife is buying that makes all this freaking sales tax go up.
[03:09:51] Unknown:
They call it the food tax. Usually, one to 3% depending on what it is, like, you just mentioned.
[03:09:58] Unknown:
Why are people mancodding? You know, boycott all grown up grown up?
[03:10:04] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:10:06] Unknown:
Actually, they should. Anyway, guys, I'm gonna take the stream down because it's still up. I was out working on a porch. I'm sorry. Didn't mean to screw it up like that or anything like that. So this has been the radio watch with Roger Sales, the Monday edition on eurofolkradio.com, Global Voice Radio Network, and, various other platforms, including ones from the, the NET family of broadcast services. We're also on Rumble, and that stream is gonna be going down very shortly too. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, if not a little longer. And, well, we'll see you right back here tomorrow for the Tuesday edition of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales. I'm Paul from Global Voice.
Thanks for joining us. Ciao. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[03:11:27] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Host Welcome
Classical Music and Its Influence
Broadcasting Platforms and Program Changes
Understanding Voluntary Servitude
Raw Milk and Government Control
Historical Broadcasting and Shortwave Radio
Breaking Free from Fake Jew Slavery
Corporate Farming and Food Supply
The Impact of Large Scale Dairy Farming
PMA Case in Virginia
Charlie Kirk Assassination Discussion
Local Politics and Precinct Committee
Engaging in Local Politics
Using Firm Book for Legal Notices
Sales Tax Exemption Process
Discussion on Political Assassinations
Ben Shapiro and Charlie Kirk's Legacy
Iran Contra and Historical Context
