In this episode of Radio Ranch, we delve into a variety of topics ranging from health innovations to political discussions. We start with a discussion on the IteraCare terahertz frequency wand, a device claimed to activate dormant stem cells and promote organ regeneration. The conversation then shifts to a poetic reflection on societal and political turmoil, referencing historical figures and events.
We explore the music of Lorena McKennitt, touching on her unique style that incorporates ancient Mediterranean instruments. The episode also features a discussion on the architectural beauty of Spain's historical sites and the cultural impact of the Moors.
The conversation takes a political turn with reflections on recent events and changes in the U.S. government, including discussions on the inauguration and the role of law in governance. The hosts debate the implications of political actions and the influence of leaders like Donald Trump and historical figures such as Andrew Jackson.
Health topics are revisited with discussions on red light therapy and personal health updates from the hosts. The episode also touches on the concept of Christian nationhood and the historical foundations of common law, exploring its relevance in today's political climate.
Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show through various platforms and to explore the teachings and discussions offered by Brent Allen Winters on common law and Christian nationhood.
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Oh, for a voice like thunder, and a tongue to drown the throated wall. When the senses are shaken and the soul is burned of madness, who can stand? When the souls of the oppressed fight in the troubled air that rages, who can stand? When the whirlwind of fury comes from the throne of God and the frowns of his continents drive the nations together, who can stand? When sin claps his broad wings over the battle and sails rejoicing in a flood of death? When souls are torn to everlasting fire and fiends of hell rejoice upon the strain? Oh, who can stand?
Oh, who has caused this? Oh, who can answer at the throne of God? The kings and the nobles of the land have done it. Hear it not, heaven. Thy ministers have done it.
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You betcha. And give proper credit to that. I don't know who the reader is. Sounds like sir Lawrence Olivier or somebody, but the, the album was a artist named Lorena McKinnett, and that was her first album, I believe, called Lullaby, and it's the last track on there. And it's all that la la la la, and then the middle of it is that. And first time I heard it, it, like, struck me like one of those thunderbolts. So it was put on the, video, the one video I've, I've made, which is an interesting story also. And, then Vimeo and YouTube nixed it for copyrights a little longer than 30 seconds, unfortunately.
But it set the tone for that video so well too, and it sets the tone. We don't overuse it. We're using it for a while as, replaced Alvin, but, we haven't used it in a while. I know we got some new folks listening. I thought you might, especially with the events of the last 5 days. I find that extremely intriguing, lullaby by Lorena McKinnon. Yesterday, I was talking a little bit about her, and I couldn't remember the, the place that she did that live concert over in Spain. It was a PBS thing. Alaska Mosque. And some of the beautiful architecture that the Moors completed when they were in control of Spain there for, I think, 7 7, 800 years before they took it back.
Stunning outlet, beautiful voice. I think you'd probably agree just from the humming in the background. She got a voice like an angel. Real high soprano stuff. And what she likes to do is go around the Mediterranean and find all these instruments that they've used in antiquity that they don't use anymore. So she incorporates some of those instruments in all of her stuff, gives it a very different tone, and she, the Celtic stuff. Really encourage you if you're not familiar with her to look into her. We thank her for letting us borrow that. Just for a little bit. Good morning, Paul and group. It is the Friday, 24th January edition. It is.
Right? Yep. Correct again. And, Roger Sales is supposedly Brent Winters, if he's hooked up with us yet. I don't know if he has or not. But if not, he'll probably be in here soon because we exchanged messages this morning. So, we're we're in contact. Another highly eventful day yesterday. Every one of these days, and I couldn't help but think, Paul, I did a show with Brent a week ago. We were in that 3 days before the inauguration. Look what the world has how it's changed in 5 days. The world in our country in not even 5 is like 4 and a half. Okay? Mhmm. Amazing. Amazing times.
So, now that Alan's back with us, Paul's got a whole list of these people that hook up with us and help us. Thank you, Alan and crew, extend our reach with our extremely important message. So, Paul, if you do them the proper accreditation this morning here as we get started, maybe Brent will come in, and we'll take her from there.
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I would certainly love to do that. Thank you. Good morning, Raj. Good morning, ranchers. We're on Euro Folk Radio dotcom. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network. My Pet Project, you can find the links to those 2 platforms on the matrix docs, d o c s dot com. And you can also find links to free conference call, to join us live on the show, right there on the website. We're on 106.9 w b o u f m in Chicago for the first hour today, and we're also on radiosoapbox.com for the first hour. W b o u is part of the net family of broadcast services, including home network dot tv, freedom nation dot tv, go live tv, and stream life dot tube. Those are brought to us by the net family of broadcast services and WDRN productions, Fort Collins, Colorado, and we cannot cannot express our appreciation enough for them. Yeah. Yeah. It's amazing. It's amazing what's developed around here. Alan,
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I can't help but ask. You don't have to answer, I guess. What was the prognosis? One of those things you had was a doctor's appointment about your leg. Do is that looking good, or are we gonna have to amputate?
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Well, actually, it's darn good, actually. They don't have to amputate, but, what is missing is long term care. Due to the surgery, they had to put a, rod down underneath my skin in order to guide the vein into place. And when they did that, it was a very large incision. It was like, 14 inches long, in half. And when all of that happened, they it did damage to my nerves. Now some of them are muscular, some of them are are on my skin and stuff like that. I can walk gaining my strength back, which is the natural, normal strength, you know, left and right now. But, I I do practice feng shui and stuff like that, and I've tried to do that. And I've discovered that, a lot of my muscle memory in my left leg is gone. So that indicates some, you know, damage to the nerves or the muscles, but we haven't evaluated that yet. And but, you know, I can actually shuffle. I can actually dance a little bit, you know.
So, you know, I it's not, you know, break dancing, but, nonetheless, I have, you know, regular mobility now. So that's that's
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Well, I think all that sounds I think all that sounds positive and in a good direction. And, yes, Julie.
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Good morning. Yeah. I would recommend red light therapy, and there's some devices that you can buy that are very, very affordable. Right. There's a Well, the wand too.
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You know, I was just gonna ask him if he's been using the wand. You you're not real familiar with it yet. Yet. I don't think, Joy, but you you have a good deal. Good deal. Well, the red light therapy is very valid also. It's right there in that same range.
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Well, I do have the, wand and, it actually works very well. I attribute the fact that I'm a 30 days ahead of my recovery schedule. Well, yeah. There you go. Relief to two things, the wand and, legit, Shilajit. Okay? Folic acid. Oh, okay. Yeah. All the vitamins and things like that that are generally bleached out of our foods Right. Replaces them so my body has, you know, the nutrients in order to heal. So between the 2 of them, having energy to heal and the nutrients to heal, I I'm 30 days ahead. I I Right. Right. That's when you turn it over and let God do the rest. So good. Congratulations,
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Alan. Glad to hear you're on the mend. Did, did my cohost show up yet? It looks like you might have up there. Yeah. I'm here, Roger. Hey, Brent. Yeah. We're good. Good morning. I don't I guess you heard pretty much all that chatter right there. I I have to ask you. We were together 7 days ago. Yep. Look what the world and the country's done in the week.
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Well, allow me to weigh in with my situation, and I think it's a lot of people's situation. Okay. Of course, I'm glad that I'm glad that DJ is in power. But I fully recognize that we are not a government of men, but a government of law. And if we get to put in trust in men like DJ, we're gonna go down when he goes down. And if there's anybody that wouldn't cut out to be a Sunday school superintendent, it'd be him. Yeah. And, the truth is I have not taken time. I didn't watch the inauguration. Not that I didn't want to. I just didn't feel like I had time to do it. I figured they'd take care of it. I heard some things about it. I get a little news because miss Francine keeps me up real good. Yeah. But I don't always have time to read it or contemplate it. And I think that most people in America no kidding. I think most people in America are like me.
They're they're gonna do what they're gonna do, and the world is gonna keep doing this crazy stuff. And it's just one revolving revolving change of power after another. Mhmm. And DJ is gonna try to do things. They're gonna try to kill him or destroy him. Mhmm. And it's our job to support him as much as we can as long as he's right headed. And there's a difference between being right headed and being right. A lot of folk I know, it's all or nothing. Oh, if he does one thing I disagree with, then I wanna crucify him. That that's most most of politics operates. I'm not in that world.
I recognize or try to recognize by the grace of God, try to recognize that I am not always right. And, clearly other people are not always right. Just ask me. I'll tell you. And, but there are those that are right headed. And if you go to the Bible and you see that word righteousness, keep in mind that that was an invention. William Tyndale coined the word righteousness. It did not exist before his translation of the Bible in into English. He was the first man to translate the Bible into English from the original tongues. William Tyndale, of course, they they burned him at the stake for it. That's what they used to do to bible translators. Today, sometimes they just burn the bibles. They don't burn the translators, but I'm glad about that. But that might go back to burning the translators too. I don't know, but they burnt him. But he invented that word, righteousness.
And that word righteousness used to be spelled r I g h t w I s e n e s s, right wiseness. And he thought that was cumbersome and long. He thought that was his opportunity to influence the English tongue, and so he gave us the word righteousness. Now the trouble with righteousness is it doesn't really it doesn't tell us what the word means. It it's a contraction. Uh-huh. And because it has become a contraction, we have utterly forgotten what it means. Uh-huh. And it doesn't It
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gives a strong connotation, but it doesn't define itself.
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Yeah. You know, it well, it's it's something good, but it doesn't mean people think of righteousness. Well, that is perfect. That's perfection. It isn't. Right wiseness means right direction. Like clockwise, counterclockwise, the suffix wise signifies that or denotes the direction you're be speaking. And right righteousness means right headedness, which way you go. And God's people are going in the right direction. They're taking frolics from the path. It's a narrow path. They take frolics from it. They get in trouble. They get hung up. They waste time. They get distracted. But the path is narrow and it's our job to stay on it. And that's not easy.
But the point is like in Pilgrim's progress, Christian got on the road. That was his name. And he met another fellow, and they were on the same road going the same direction. And so they had fellowship, and they did different things. One of them got in trouble one way, one another by not staying strictly to the path, but they were both they both had their noses pointed in the right direction. Now, I knew a fellow used to be a wrestler for the US Army wrestling team in Europe. I wasn't there. I just say I've known him since. I I wasn't with him, and I I've met him later, but he was a pretty good wrestler. And he told me one time he had a business cleaning vents in restaurants. You know, those big vents that come up over the stoves during the job. Boy, he was making good money too, Roger. There's a lot of most people won't do that. It's like being a chimney sweep, you know. Right. Well, he said, Brent, if you can as a wrestler, if you can get a man's nose pointed in the way you want his body to go, his whole body will follow.
Just twist his head around. It'll come around. Give it time. I said, well, sounds to me like if you put that little bit in the horse's mouth and, pull on it in a certain direction, the big powerful animal will go this way or that. Is that kind of thing? He said, yeah. He'll follow his nose. I said, well, if I got my nose pointed in the right direction, well, more importantly, who is pointing my nose in the right direction? That was his point. And whoever's pointing your nose in the right direction, will keep doing that, but you might fight it. I had a couple of horses. Well, my brothers and my dad. My dad had horses, and we had a couple. And I discovered if, we called one of them a rubberneck because you could jump up on the horse and grab the reins or the halter lead straps whichever we had on them her, it was a her and you could pull her neck around and her neck and pull around the harder you'd pull. She just keep walking straight. You know she was gonna go where she want to go. And, horsemen call those rubberneck horses.
Oh, we had one of those. Now if I was she was going the direction I wanted to go, we we were we got along great. But she had a problem, and I was not old enough and confident enough when I rode her to be able to train her properly. You know, a man gets a horse can sense a man's or anybody's confidence real quick. And what they just like a child, they can gauge what they get away with. You know? You're very sensitive. I used to throw I used to throw the saddle. I finally got a saddle. Didn't have a saddle for a long time, but didn't have any money. And neighbor, he got in the he wasn't a very big fella, and he got in to jockey him. He would jockey at the county fairs when they had the derbies and stuff.
He he needed money. He was always short on money, and he had a saddle, and he sold it to me. I remember it's $50. Nice saddle too, by the way. And, but I get up or I'd put the saddle on her, and, she'd bloat. She'd fill her lungs with in her belly somehow with air, and then I'd tighten the girth. And then I'd pop aboard, and and we walk a little away. She let all that air out, and then the girth would lose.
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Uh-huh.
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Don't tell me she didn't know what she was doing. Right. Right. She didn't want that tight girth. You know? She they figure out how to how to live comfortably like the rest of us. But right like a girdle. Yeah. Well, yeah. But right headedness is what Christian folk can have. The DJ have it. Well, it looks to me like there's some right headedness there. You know, I I compare DJ. His his mentor, one of his mentors, I know is Andy Jackson. And, if there's ever was a man that was, right headed, it was Andy. Was he wrong about some things? Oh, he's wrong about a lot of things. I've read the biographies of his life. I took a special interest in him too.
But Andy, he, well, he would like DJ Trump. He's Presbyterian, like DJ was raised. And, he was right headed in the sense he was headed down the right road, but he was forever doing things that get him in trouble. I'm talking about I'm talking about Andy Jackson. You know, he was, his favorite hymn was, how firm a foundation. How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord, has laid for your faith in his excellent word. What more can he say than to you he has said, than to you who for refuge to Jesus have fled? Well, he when he died, he had a funeral which was the won't at that time. He had it in his house.
He called it the hermitage, and they're outside of Nashville. Mhmm. And, which had a parrot in the house. Like, I had neighbors had parrots. They thought that was funny, but I well, one I'm thinking of. Always kinda stunk the house up. I thought she kept a clean house, but dog gone it. That thing something about a parrot is nasty. Well, he had one They're messy. They're very messy. Go on. Well, he had one in his house, and then, of course, he decided to leave his vale of tears. And he requested that, that they sing the hymn how firm a foundation, which they did.
And, then while the preacher was got up to do the performances, the the parrot got to cuss him during the service. Of course, some people were giggling, and, others were appalled. But in any case, what it did was it revealed what kind of language is going on in the house, you know, when no guests are around. So when I say that there's a difference between being right headed and being perfect, that's what I mean. And we I've heard, maybe somebody can comment on this. I've heard that, when DJ took the oath, he didn't have his hand on the bible. That's correct.
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What was that all about? Can anybody tell me? Well, it's been I had a lot of discussion. I can also tell you that distinctly the oath was to uphold and defend the laws of the United States and the constitution of the United States and not of America. And I've seen both Clarence Thomas and, the, gal that he confirmed there in the Rose Garden, the mayor, whatever her name is, Julie's neighbor up there. They use the same language, and I was kinda surprised. Here here's a question I heard about that. This is kinda interesting. You said, well, if you don't kiss the bride at the end of a wedding ceremony, is the ceremony not legitimate?
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Well that was Amy Comey Bryant.
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That one. Yes. Julie's neighbor.
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Yeah. That one.
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Well, a lot of lot of the things that happened, again, coming back to right headedness, none of us know everything. And we say a lot of things that we had not to say, and people in the patriot community go, epileptic and go crazy and hate us. And, that doesn't mean it's wrong, but I still believe, of course, that it's a custom that is important. Why it wasn't done? I don't know. No. I heard I heard that, his wife had the Bible ready for him and somehow things happen fast and she didn't get it up there. Well, one of the things was was the Bible on top. You may in a second, Sherry.
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The Bible on top was his mother's Bible. Yeah. And I don't know if they weren't trying to shuffle that into place or what it was. I watched it. Sherry, yes. What's your observation?
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It's Amy Coney Barrett. But about, this wearing in, custom and, symbolism to me is important. There's a reason for it. Now I've heard that he, converted to Judaism in, his 2nd month in office in 2017, and that they forbid the placing of of the hand
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on the word. Okay. So Alright. Well okay. Do you know about that, Brent? No. I've heard about it. I don't believe it either myself. But, Brent, what what's your way in here?
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Oh, I I don't know anything about whether or not he's a Jew, but that would go to show again that Judaism is not a race of men. It's a religion. Correct. And there have been a lot of people of his heritage that have converted to Judaism. Most most pronounced or not Judaism, rather, converted to other religions. One very famous man converted to Islam, and that was a fellow by the name of Lyle. And he became the admiral of the Islamic fleet that were demanding tribute money from France and America and England. And we went to war during the Barbary wars under the administration of, Tom Jefferson and Correct. And, terminally whooped them.
That was a that was, a fellow named Lyle from Britain. Oh, okay. That of course, I'm talking about DJ's mother's family. She was from the Isle of, Lewis off the coast of Scotland, and she was a a legal legal, immigrant. Now, no matter what happens, no matter what happens, no matter who's in office, god will get his will, period. That's true. Whatever the religion is, but, of course, the Bible makes it clear that our rulers, I think I think it's Deuteronomy 17, are to be from us of us so that they will be for us. And those are that's the the kinds of words that Abe Lincoln picked up and put in the deck in the, Gettysburg address that the government of the people, by the people, and therefore for the people. If men are of us that are in government, they'll be more likely to be for us even if they're wrong headed about a lot of things. We had a road commissioner, Roger.
We lived on one side of the creek, and he lived on the other. He lived on the second bottom on the other side, and we lived straight up the hill. There was a steep side of the creek. We lived up on the steep side. It was almost a cliff going up, and then our place set up there. And then we come down over the hill and the iron bridge was bottom and went across the bottom, and then there was Virgil plays, Virgil Jones. Virgil or Billy's brother, and Billy lived on our side of the creek. Well, Virgil Virgil was a ranked Democrat, ranked Democrat. And. When he ran for road commissioner of course at that time, if you're a road commissioner you you had to provide a place to put all the road graders right at your house and and the handful of men that came to work. They came out to your house and you usually build a little shack for them to get warm in when they got there in the morning, drink a cup of coffee and he did all that and people voted him in and he got in the office and we were dependent upon how you go 7 to 7 to 10 miles from town and there weren't any hard roads at that time. There were dirt roads and gravel roads.
When he got into office first thing he did was set about to get money lobby for money. To, blacktop his way to town. So he did. And, the shortest reality, black topped it all the way. But when he did that, he black topped our way to town.
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And even and even though dad didn't agree with him, as a matter of politics, he was of us. He was our neighbor and he was our friend, and he went to church with us, not church. And we knew his family going back a few generations. My grandpa used to be sweet on Virgil's wife, you know, that kind of stuff. And, they all knew each other. And that's a different world. It's more local. You know, we're giving so much attention to big things and people at the very top that the local government, is fading away, has been for the last 50 years. And that's what if anything destroys us, that's what will. We want the right man and the truth is the presidency of the United States shouldn't be that powerful. Nope.
If I may Go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah. It's a good one.
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Brent, that one of the,
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the the attributations to Trump having, converted to being a 2.
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Okay. And if you look it up, Rick does not say that. Rick says he may have. He doesn't say he did.
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Oh, I see. Well, I and I have no evidence that he did, and I I have a hard time believing that he did. Has anything that's happened in the last 5 days made you think that that's true?
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I'm just bringing up the the accurate accuracy of the quote. A lot of people are quoting that Rick Wilde said he did, but in fact, he said he may have. That's it. I got another quote. By their fruits, you shall know them. Have you seen anything in the fury flurry of activity in the last 5 days? And if you hadn't been paying attention, there's been a more than a flurry. Have you seen anything of that that would evidence that statement, and yet people come on and float that idea all the time? Has anything that's happened in the last four and a half days shown you that that might even be remotely accurate?
Sherry? Roger? Okay.
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Uh-huh. Silence deems consent. Yep, Dave. Well, no. No. I I was I muted myself because you had moved on, but I thank Samuel for that. And, yes, we should be careful with, the information we pass on.
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Okay. Yep. I agree. Okay. Thank you. Thank you.
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Because But the bankers are still forefront
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in this situation.
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He confronted them in Davos. Did you see that? Brent, I I assume you haven't seen that. Well, what is it? They're all dejected over there in Davos. And one of the guys at Time reporter on one of the panels has said, let's get this straight. He won and we lost. And he he called it well, he called it. I I don't I don't wanna be struck by lightning or anything. He called it a a political resurrection. Uh-huh. That's never happened before in history. That's from the time guy on the panel there with them. So Uh-huh. Yeah. No. They're not they're not pleased. Okay?
Yes. I suppose you can, Julie. That was you, wasn't it?
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Yeah. So, I mean, I'm just not a Trump supporter, and I don't wanna get in any arguments here whatsoever. When you connect the dots, you don't flip on the surface of what he's doing. It has to be deep what he's doing. He is rolling out the new world order like you cannot imagine. He just supported the mRNA vaccines. He just did 500,000,000 for cryptocurrencies. That's our digital prison. The banking that is gonna go Uh-huh. Digitally is our digital prison. When you get your social credit score and you can't go to your bank because you something is getting signed. He outlawed those yesterday in an executive order, Julie. I saw him in all the digital things. Central bank central bank digital currencies around a lot of currency is different from the Quantum Financial System, Roger.
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Okay. Okay. Well, maybe So we're rolling out I look. We've gotta have the future. Yeah. Okay. Let me ask you, Julie. Who else do you propose ought to be up there to run all this?
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I have proposed forever when people have asked me what the solution is is to get rid of 95%
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of the federal government and just keep the necessary things. I don't need to go back to the states. We don't need the congress. Well, you know, you know, Julie, he's already doing that. You came on yesterday, said why didn't he help my sister? That day, he's going to California for 3 days out of his first 7 days in office. That's what I'm saying. His actions don't meet your rhetoric.
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Well, he's well, he's dissolving the government because we're gonna have a new world order and a new and and there's gonna be a one world government, and that's gonna be the United Nations.
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Okay. Well, it's interesting. Roger, bottom line, we should all be right. Us about pulling pulling out of the United Nations and NATO. I just think you're very jaded. Oh, Roger?
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And I don't think you're looking at things in reality. That's my opinion. Okay, Roger. Go position. Okay? Okay. Go read the committee of 300 and go read to hold the hail sales horse by William Cooper.
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I'm very well aware of all those works, Julie. I was in this movement back then 30 years ago. You weren't.
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Okay. Well, we'll disagree and disagree.
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Well I still love you. It's an opinion on looking at the world. I prefer to look that God just like Brent said. God causes men to have actions, and anybody can change. And I don't think he's all that stuff you're saying underneath. I think he's a very good successful man who has real good roots. He has been influenced. You don't get to where he's at without coming in contact and be being shoulder to shoulder with those people. Okay? But I just prefer to look at the world as a glass half full. You prefer to look at it as a glass half empty. K? I don't have anything to do with that. I'm just looking at it in reality. Oh, well, your reality.
K? So Okay. I do. Anyway, let's so we yeah. Thank you. We'll get back to our to Brent and going on here because there's been a lot of very interesting things happen in just a very short period of time, Brent. Yeah. We haven't been that long ago. We were together here And, you you've had 1500 of these guys released. I think there's maybe one of them. They're still trying to keep internally on, diesel therapy. Over 200 executive orders wiping away men and women's sports. There's only 2 genders, men and women. And and and yeah. The we gotta have a new world order, Julie. It's who's gonna run it. Is it gonna be the bad king where people moan, or is it gonna be the good king where people rejoice?
I prefer to look at the positive side. I think this guy is really unusual in history and is already right up there with the greats of history, and he's got quite a bit in front of him it would seem. So anyway, we'll see. And somebody's got to run the show. Who who's better? Anybody? Got anybody they'd like to suggest that might could replace mister Trump? I know one thing. I know there's an old saying in the Middle East that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and I know my enemy is scared to death of this guy. K? That's what I know.
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Well, Roger, yeah. Go ahead, Roger. No. I'm just ranting. Oh, okay. That's good because people like that. Listen, Roger. About this new world order thing, I don't see that that we should be for any new world order, and I don't see that the Bible teaches any new world order at this time. It seems abundantly clear to me that god has ordained nationhood. He hasn't ordained tribalhood. He hasn't ordained, what do they call it where people just do anything they want? Anarchy. Anarchy? Yeah. They hadn't ordained that. And a lot of lot of so called conservatives say they're anarchists. What he has ordained is nations. No question. Clearly, expressly, the Bible points that out. And, if any any new world order comes where there's a single will, the controlling thing, well, we're in trouble. Yeah. They hadn't ordained that. A lot of a lot of so called say they're anarchists.
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To the audio right there. Paul, are you messing around? Because the audio changed dramatically. There was a whoop and then Brent came, like, real strong.
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Are you flying around there? No. Well, I'm not. No. Not you, Brent. Paul. Oh, somebody just weighed in and said something, and I didn't hear it. And I wanted him to say it again. Okay. Yeah. Please. Whoever did that because something happened right there. I thought maybe it was Brent, but, nah, I don't know.
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Now let's see if I just say something or was that that change? There's some kind of audio thing in that little whoop. And you got real strong, so that may have been what it was. Anyway, back to where we were. I just said, I know you don't pay attention to stuff, but I just wondered if you had seen any of this. I mean, this might be an activity.
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You can't help but know what's going on. I remember I discovered this when I was in my my late twenties, and I lived out in the in the San Fernando Valley of California before it turned all Mexican. It was still rough, but it was, at that time, it was still white. And, I just remember it was, I lived in an apartment building that wasn't my home. I was there for a short time. But, at that time, Britain invaded the Falkland Islands. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Remember that? Yeah. And, that yeah. That was big news. Ronnie Reagan was in office, and and Maggie was running, the military over there.
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And then called the Malvinas. The real name in Argentina is the Malvinas, I believe. And they're And they yeah. They territory.
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They tried to take it back by force, and and, of course, they went down there and stopped them, and it turned into a full blown war and several 100 Brits were killed. Of course, they ended up prevailing, but I didn't read during that time. I was busy and under the gun trying to get certain things done that I had to get done and I didn't read any newspaper articles during that war. I didn't watch any television. I didn't have a television. I didn't listen to the radio. I'm just busy doing what I had to do. And I discovered, though, I go out in the morning and, I'd see the newspaper headlines in the newspaper stand there right outside the front door of the apartment building.
And I'd look at look at that, and I knew as much about what was going on as anybody else. It just takes that much, and you can't help but know what's going on because it's splattered everywhere. Uh-huh. I kinda know what's going on. Like I said
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things, but that was the war when the TV would go. This is day 15 of the Falklands War, and they'd show the British Navy steaming through the Atlantic the same as 2014 and 12. You know? Yeah.
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Well, and at that time, during those days, and we invaded Grenada. And, Yes. Yes. I remember. Yeah. And, they killed the the Islamic, the conservative Islamic people, murdered over 200 United States Marines at a with a bomb at a barracks there in somewhere.
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I was in Lebanon, and there's real strong evidence that that was a Mossad false flag. Go ahead.
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Yeah. Well, those as I said, those, those crazy people over there, they're all the same. Islam, Judaism. I mean, what's the difference? They're just there to cause trouble. They keep things stirred up constantly and killing each other constantly. And, that's a quote from my father, he said. Stay away from it. So I do. Yeah. But, you know, he didn't wanna go over there, he said. Good grief. We got a lot of land here. It's pretty good. Why don't we just stay here? Go over there and risk your life for nothing. Well, but I knew all that was going on and I never been those days. But, you know, here's the difference too. And I've noticed this, Roger. I'll make an observation that my father made and I saw it in my family. I have I've said before, at one side of my family was Republican on my father's side.
They were from East Tennessee and then Southern Indiana. And then the other side of the family were Democrats and they were from Kentucky. You know, East Tennessee has always been Republican. Never was a time it wasn't Republican and they didn't join the south during the war. They manufactured war materials secretly all over the mountains, in East Tennessee. But dad's family and my mother's family were Democrats, and they were they were of the southern culture, hunting dogs. You know, they didn't have ship dogs. They had hunting dogs. That was a different deal. Dad's family had ship dogs. Well, I got both sides of it, I guess, I was saying. But I noticed this about Democrats. In mom's side of the family, no matter how much money they had or didn't have, they got a lot of newspapers every day come to the house.
And, and our and our, our family never got any newspapers. Mhmm. Wanna take time to fiddle with, whatever the latest was. But I go over to my cousin's house, and he'd have all these newspapers, and he'd say, let me show you how to read a newspaper because I picked one up. I was looking at it, and it was just too cumbersome. He said, you sat on the couch, and you lay it out on the floor, and he showed me how to lay it out on the floor, you know, and read it. Traditionally, Roger Democrats read newspapers more, a lot more in the past they did. That may be part of the problem.
Yeah. That that yeah. And they're more controlled, by the way. The Democrats are more controlled. And if Republicans follow the Democrats and allow the words of the media and never forget Rupert Murdoch, one time Rupert owned Fox News and CNN. I don't know if he still does. This is nothing but that we say controlled opposition and the left has always done it, but now the right is doing it too, and it's gonna destroy the right. I'll tell you. That's my conclusion. Paying attention to the news.
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Go ahead, Roger. Well, we can get rid of some of these rhinos that are entrenched up there. That'd certainly be positive. I wanted to get a your opinion. Evidently, one of the the wash state of Washington's AG with several other basic states behind him has already gotten a federal judge's ruling or the against the deportation of these, illegals under the birthrights and challenging the no birthright citizen thing. Now that needs to be made abundantly clear, and I haven't heard hardly anybody make it clear except at the start. That is only designed for people that are here illegally, And it's not for the entire birthright citizenship. I think they'd like to get rid of that, but I don't think they know what they're dealing with quite frankly and how important it is. But this one for illegal aliens now makes total sense.
And, they're gonna fight them in court. That one probably will fast track to the supremes here pretty quick, I would think. So that was one thing I wanted to mention to you and make sure you knew about.
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What is that?
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Pardon me. Go
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ahead. Yes. Is that going Yeah. But are the courts gonna make any difference? I mean, DJ I know. Yeah. DJ Trump knows that he's not bound by any law or any tradition or any custom to obey the Supreme Court of the United States. Uh-huh. You're not bound by the constitution to do it. Uh-huh. What law would bind him to obey the and he his mentor his mentor, Andy Jackson, said this. When the do gooders, and they were nothing but silly do gooders, came and said and tried to stop the transportation of the 5 civilized tribes to Oklahoma. Right. It's still hailed by the left as a travesty. Right. Andy Jackson was president.
He had adopted by that time, a couple of orphan Indian boys. I believe they were Choctaw or Chickasha, which were part of the tribes that were transferred. He wasn't a racist that way. That way. One of his best friends with a fellow, chief of the red sticks named, Weatherford. Weatherford. Yeah, that was his name. He was 7 eights red man. No 7 eights Scotch Irish, like Andy Jackson and 1 8 red man, but he was the chief of the tribe. He had a close friends with him. He'd went to battle with him. It was a brutal battle ever set where Sam Houston became famous and wounded and became right hand man to Andy Jackson, but but they became close friends.
But he determined upon the advice of his friends among the Indian nations that their culture would not continue. They would cease to exist if they were not transferred away from the onslaught of the white migrations that nobody could stop. And so he determined to do it. Some do gooder, so called Christian missionaries, filed a case in the Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of the tribes. Most of the tribes wanted to leave and go to Oklahoma. There were some that didn't. That's true. But they filed a case that wound its way up to the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme Court of the United States ruled for the do gooder missionaries, and they were not missionaries that were doing good, but they called they thought they were.
And ruled to get ruled in their favor, and Andy Jackson said, I think I've got the quote pretty close. The Supreme Court of the United States has has given its opinion. Now let's see if they can enforce it. Right. And that's the way our common law government is designed to work. Separate and coequal branches of government elect executive, legislative, and judicial. None of those three branches obliged to buy any law to obey the other and let and most of them do it only for political reasons and under political pressure. Other than that, they don't care. Men are independent minded. They don't care. Yeah. And they shouldn't. And And as James Mattis said and as Madison said in the federalist papers, the whole idea of our common law government, and that's what our constitution has, upheld and undergirded.
The whole idea behind it is to pit to pit the 3 branches of government again each other, to keep them in perpetual tension, to keep them fighting with one another so they'll leave us alone. That's fundamentally what what common law government is. And if I I like to call common law government a perpetual Mexican standoff, and some of you remember if you're old enough, the good, the bad, and the ugly. And at the end of that was the perpetual perpetually perpetually admired and fascinating, Mexican standoff of a gun battle. And that's our common law government. Never ending tension, never ending contention, and never ending fighting.
And every each branch using all the tools of common law gives it to assert its power and jurisdiction. And we depend upon those branches to fight each other and to defend each one of them their separate sphere of authority so that we can have a little bit of freedom. That's what it boils down to. So Andy Jackson, being the, the, an unofficial mentor of, of, DJ Trump. I think DJ Trump from his experiences also last time he was president, he understands that. He understands his job. I really believe he does. I don't believe most presidents and most governors of the states really understand. Some do,
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and they push it to the limit. And there's both He sure he sure has got a better handle on it the second time around, I can tell you. Also, Andy Jackson, said the same thing when they, the Supreme Court ruled and tried to overrule his, signing kick of the second bank of the United States out, not renewing Veto.
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The veto of the charter. Yeah. He did in substance. And he said at that time, he said, when I took, an oath to uphold the constitution of the United States, I did not take that oath to uphold it as some other man understands it, as the Supreme Court understands it, as the Congress understands it. I took the oath to uphold it as I understand it. And when we stop to consider how ridiculously ludicrous it would be to tell somebody, I want you to take an oath to do what somebody else tells you to do. Now that's what the evil empire and that's, of course, he didn't. But that's what the evil empire has now weaseled into our courts. And when a juror takes an oath, he takes an oath to follow the instructions of the judge. Unfortunately.
Now I tell this but this fools people. I tell I tell jurors. I don't care what your oath is. If you know in your heart of hearts after you've heard the evidence, you're you're you're on the you're in the driver's seat now. The judge isn't. And you believe in your heart of hearts that the judge is instructions are wrong. Then you don't have an option. You have a duty. Instructions are wrong, then you don't have an option. You have a duty Right. To dispel those instructions. And that's a fact. And you can do that. By the way, this is a doctrine that's forgotten. And it used to be, of course, at the forefront during the reformation of church and state in Britain. And they understood it, and they included it when parliament asked the men to assemble at Westminster and give them advice on the subjects and the topics they gave them, advice upon what the Bible says about those topics.
And they compiled that in a document called the Westminster Confession, which is the official creed of, the Presbyterian Church, the bible believing Presbyterian churches anyway. Oh, by the way, DJ Trump was catechized catechized in that confession. That's another point that's important to remember. Whatever else he may be, he knows what that confession said because where he went to church, his mother was a Presbyterian and he was catechized in the Westminster confession. And in that confession, it has a section called on unlawful oaths.
And the point that they make in there from a biblical point of view, and they've got the Bible to back it up, that if you take an oath to do something that's unlawful, you and you because of mistake or because of evil, whatever. You don't have an option. You have a duty to disavow that oath. And the oath at that time that was forefront in their minds, among others, one of them was the oath that was given to nuns and priests and monks. And they'd said the Bible says that that oath is unlawful, therefore, you have a duty to disavow it and leave it. Of course, in that day to do that was to risk getting murdered, and a lot of people were murdered. But they wanted to bring forth God's law.
The the the chief law giver, the only law giver, the final arbiter of right and wrong, I should say, not the only law giver, the final arbiter of right and wrong, and individual instances from whose decision there is no appeal. We want they wanted his word. Parliament wanted his word on the matter so that their legislation would comport and be consonant with the Bible. And that confession, by the way, is online. We have an American version where it's tweaked a little. The Presbyterian Church in America has tweaked it because they, in that oath, there's references to the crown that we don't have.
And so fundamentally, they were right, of course, and it's a good document. It's a biblical document fundamentally, but in America also, watch this, Roger, this is we're more intensely common law country than they are now. And in the West Michigan, the oath that is taken to it now is the that you uphold it substantially, and then you list your reservations. That's the way we do it in America. There's some things that are not negotiable, of course, but, there are some things that are, for instance, the Westminster confession, as it originally came out in the 1600, said that the Pope of Rome was the antichrist.
I, with along with some other people say, no, I take reservation there. In the American in the American version, it corrects that and says the pope of Rome is an antichrist, then that's biblical. There are many antichrists. Mhmm. But but it's important that we recognize that the Westminster confession is not the Bible. It needs to be changed when we see we've made a mistake. The Bible? No. We don't change that. We take it. We take it. That's why we I call it the good book uncooked. We don't wanna cook the book. We want to take it and live deliver it up raw just the way we receive it.
And that's the doctor of the biblical inerrancy that they also helped you at that time for good reason why the evidence is clear. That's why. Well, Roger, but but back to the point about about this three branches of government. If I could get one thing across, and I tried to, and it all comes out of this. The government that God has given to men to administer has 3 branches. And those three branches are in constant tension with one another, and not a one of those three branches has any lawful power to trump the other. If I could get that one point across as I learned, I had to take a test just to graduate from high school when I was coming up. And and I remember that I I learned more getting ready for that examination at the end of, high school to graduate than I learned in law school about the constitution of the United States. No question.
No question. And one of the things we're going over now, Roger, on Saturdays Sundays for about an hour, Stanbury's Catechism on the Constitution of the United States, 333 questions, repped about question 70. And I encourage folk to join us because our constitution of the United States is among the most solid stepping stones in the long history of our common law tradition. There are many. There are many. The our common law is an unwritten law. It's a it's a law to be observed the way things are, and they aren't gonna change. But sometimes men record their impressions of it. And those that draft no. Those that ratified our constitution. The drafters get too much credit. All they did, all they did, it wasn't genius. All they did was saying, we got a common law government here. We've been we went to war to preserve it. Now let's just put it in place, you know, in writing in a document, and they did.
Mhmm. And they, of course, got rid of do we have a king like they did in Britain? Well, sure we do. It's called the executive branch and a common law king is a limited position, a limited of a limited authority. And our president is like the common law Kings of Anglo Saxon England before the Norman invasion of 1066. And justice James Wilson of the United States Supreme Court said it just that way. He's right. We're, we're not trying to in America, we haven't set up a government that tries to parrot the government of England, the Norman government of England as good as it is. It's pretty good. But no, no. We're reaching back before the year 1066 and establishing common law government as it existed in Anglo Saxon England. Now that's an immigrant. There's another immigrant, justice James Wilson, an immigrant from Scotland, an immigrant from Scotland. And he came here and he said, the Anglo Saxon government is what we want. And he said when the supreme court first the first panel had 3 justices, and he was one of them along with John Jay and another fellow. But our common law government is the foundation, and the branches of government are coequal. And everything we understand about government or should understand flows out of that single reality.
We are not a government by a single will. The rest of the world looks at us as well. How do you have a government when nobody's in charge? Well, I don't know, and I don't have to explain it. Matter of fact, you can't explain it. Matter of fact, it's not logical, but a matter of fact, it's enabled us to become the most powerful engine of wealth and prosperity the world has ever, ever, ever known. And we're a darn fool if we don't know what it is and try to preserve it. And, Paul, go ahead.
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We've got a few minutes before we're gonna be dropping out of Chicago. If you can go in and read deeper and and a o and radiosopbox.com. If you can, go in and tell people how they can, get in on, your, your courses and stuff on common lawyer.com.
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Well and I wanna make sure that you have opportunity to attend them too, so we need to talk, after the show. And it just dawned on me that I don't think you do. And if you want to, at your leisure, of course, I want you to be able to do that, and we appreciate what you do here. This is Brent, Brent Allen Winters, commonlawyer.com. Www.commonlawyer.com. I've only been to Chi Town twice in my life, but I'm so glad that we're broadcasting into it. We went there once on a train from up the Illinois Central, by the way. The the city of New Orleans.
There you go. And I went to the International Livestock Show up there in 1968 when I was in the FFA, the Future Farmers of America. 2 weeks, Roger, just 2 weeks after the Democratic convention. And one of the guys that goodness. Yeah. One of the guy well, all these a lot of cattle there, you know. It was like a fast dog show at Dallas. And and it was put on and supported, of course, by the stockyard, the largest stockyard in the world of Chicago. We're going like gangbusters at that time, taking in all the cattle from the Northern United States and and a whole lot of other places. Well, I asked one of the fellows there working at the convention center. I said, have you ever seen so much BS in your life?
It caused all those cattle over there. You know? He said, yeah. Just 2 weeks ago, you wouldn't believe what we had to shovel out of here. Oh, boy. You talk about it. It's a serial. You know, Dick Nixon and his group sabotage the air conditioning system at the Democratic National Convention in 1968 as one of the hottest, most humid summers on record. I did not. I've never heard that. Oh, yeah. That's true story. And that's why they were mad and getting in fist fights. Remember, they they beat up old, Dan Rather when he was young. Remember that? I do vaguely. Well, anyway, get back to Brett Allen winners common lawyer dot com. That was in Chicago style. You know, folk back in that part of the world say if you wanna be active in politics after you, after you go up the flume, just make sure they bury your body in Cook County and they'll count you as a voter. You know? That's right.
Well, this is Brent Allen Winters, common lawyer.com, www.commonlawyer.com, coming to you, coming at you as we say, from the remote hinterlands of the lower Wabash River Valley, where the hogs, the frogs, and the dogs keep up a racket all night all night long. You can join us for church on Sunday. We're going through the book of oh, we're going through the 10 commandments right now. The most fundamental law we have. The most fundamental law we have. 10 standards. There aren't even commandments. 9 of them are 9 of them one of them is a commandment. The 5th one, the rest are infinity of absolutes in the Hebrew text. And we're breaking those down. That's fundamental.
But then we're going through the book of Jude and talking about apostasy and the unforgivable sin. 25 short verses. And we're unpacking the book of Jude to be to know what apostasy is and to stay away from apostates. That's a book not that's that book's not a not not a warning against apostasy. That book is a warning against apostates. Those folk whom it's all over but to cry in like the devil himself and a lot of other people. No second chances. Stay away from them. Well, we're talking about in detail. I'm just trying to course to unpack raw, not cooking the book what it says. And then the law school, winter's winter's inn, winter's inn of court, the law school, the church we call Winter's Inn because it's connected to Winter's Inn of Court, but the law school and we've I don't know. Maybe a dozen courses. I don't know how many or half a dozen. I don't remember a lot over the years, and we're teaching now a course, and I've entitled it entitled it, Christian nationhood, Christian nationhood. And we're we're focusing in that on our second greatest blessing as Americans.
Our second greatest blessing. What is Christian nationhood? Is there such a thing? Is America in a Christian nation? Should we be a Christian nation? If we are a Christian nation, what does it look like? We're talking about those kind of things. Join us for that class. Go to commonlawyer.com, www. Commonlawyer.com. Listen, Roger. If there's anything that has got the the, the left stepping and fetching like their hair's on fire and their butts were catching, It's this this, Christian nationalism thing. It's scaring the bejeevies out. Of course, they don't understand what it is, but let's talk about what it is. There's no question we're a Christian nation by osmosis. If nothing else, just go look at our national graveyards.
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Mhmm. Thousand. Let me let me Like oh, I'll see. What what is that? What? Go ahead. Somebody's talking. Let me jump in here really quick. I don't know what happened to the Whistler. That's, that's a new a new bumper file. Bet. Obviously, the Whistler's in the wrong spot. So, 106.9 WVOU FM in Chicago. Thank you so much for joining us. Follow us into the second hour by going to the matrix stocks dotcom. You can catch the link on Eurofolks Radio dotcom or Global Voice Radio Network. Radio soapbox.com, thank you for being here as well. Have a great
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day. Yep. Go get some fish and chips for me.
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Yes. Thank you, guys.
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Brent, a minute ago, Joan I think Joan was trying to get something in there, and you're like a man possessed today here. So on these subjects, I appreciate your enthusiasm. That's not any kind of an insult. It's a compliment. Anybody got anything they wanted to ask or bring forward here? We'll take a pause for a minute. I told you Joan was.
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Good morning Roger and Brent Brent thank you for talking about common law a few minutes ago and so it made me want to ask if you're in court, if you, Brent, are is in court because of a traffic, ticket, and you're trying to tell the judge that, not that you are a national? I'm just you know, I'm this might be theoretical, but, yeah. Hypothetical. And oh oh, yeah. Thank you. And the judge says, mister Winters, I don't wanna hear about that. And then and then you say, but your honor something something, you know, like, something Brent would say, something about common law or something about whatever the rules are of the court that you know about as a as a, common lawyer.
And and the and then so it's so then you try to say something else because you know your right or something like that. And then he said, if you say one more word, I'm gonna hold you in contempt and throw you in jail.
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It's happened.
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What would you say or do for any thank you.
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What do you say or do? You shut your mouth and you say yes, your honor. Yep. And then if you don't like the decision he makes, you take it up on appeal if you think you can do any good that way. That's the way you do that. You don't talk back to a judge ever, ever. Yep. Don't anybody ever do that. It's against the law. It's always been against the law. I don't care how crazy the judge is. You don't talk back to him in our common law country. Yeah. That's part of our common law tradition. You take it up on appeal if you think you've got a case. And But if you can't one more point, Roger. I'm sorry. I gotta make this or I'll forget it. If you can't get satisfaction in the courts, then you've got 2 other branches of government you can get satisfaction in maybe. And you need to follow the law and go to those other branches of government to get satisfaction. And there are many tools there too. But, once you get ruled against in a court, remember you're the most potentially the most powerful person in that room because you have the right of appeal.
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Back to you, Roger. Thank you. I was gonna say that the the old saying is don't bring that document up in this courtroom. That's been said before. And I remember John saying when they were, grouping together out there in Denver decades ago, and they were in front of a judge for something. And the judge said made this statement. He said, if the Patriots ever figure out what's going on, there's gonna be hell to pay. Now, Paul, you're trying to say something? Yeah. Go ahead.
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No, Larry.
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Oh, I'm sorry. You know, I was I was in there a moment before you, Larry. I've got a real quick point. If you're in a court and that situation happens now, I'm not a lawyer, and I don't even play 1 on TV. You can only appeal what you have objected to or take an exception to. So you don't speak to the judge rudely. You don't argue with him. You say, thank you, your honor. I take exception to your position, and I object for the record. Then you can appeal what you had. Otherwise,
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you're dead in the water as soon as the gavel hits the Well, let me let me tell you something else too. There's something very important. Paul.
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If you Add if we to add the fact that, if the judge does not, properly address your objection, then there was an objection. Okay? So the judge also has to participate in that little exchange.
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Okay. Well, this is very important, and it's a lesson I learned. If you don't bring something up at that trial level that you're in, you cannot bring it up in the pill in appeal. It's got to be involved in that discussion to be appealable.
[01:06:17] Unknown:
That's right. We don't ever talk back to the judge, and and the bible is clear on that point. Again, it comes back to the final arbiter of right and wrong, and that is the bible itself. And the bible addresses all these points. And one thing you don't do is mouth off to a magistrate. You there are other avenues. And if we allow that in a sinful world of rotten, dirty, low down, scummy, depraved sinners by the way, that's us. And if you don't believe it, go read what the bible says about that. Maybe you'll figure it out. Maybe you'll begin to see it. But once you understand the deplorable condition we're in, yes, we are all deplorables, all of us, including Hillary. More deplorable than most probably. But we're that's why we need a savior, but we're here, and he says, yeah. You need a savior. I've saved you. You're not going to hell. Here's what I want you to do. Now I'm giving you the power to do it. Honor all men, love the brotherhood, fear God, honor the king, and follow the law and know the law as best you can and follow it and use it to your advantage. Read the book of Acts. I would challenge anybody.
Read the book of Acts and watch Paul the apostle and how he uses the law to his advantage when he's up before the tribunals and they wanna kill him. And it happened on more than one occasion. Why don't we just read the facts of the Bible and see how he dealt with it? Not that he is the smartest man in the world and not that he always did it right. The book of facts records what he said and what he did. It does not give him any opinion on whether or not he said or did the right thing, but happened. And you may get some ideas. You have to decide for yourself with the book of Acts. That's the way Luke wrote it. He didn't write a theology book. He wrote a book of fact. And that's the same thing true with, his other book in the Bible, the the gospel of Luke. And by the way, Luke wrote more pages of the new testament than any other writer, including Paul the apostle who wrote at least a dozen books. But Luke wrote more pages, and it's nothing but pure fact. No opinions. No doc. No nothing. Go ahead. Wasn't he a physician?
Yeah. He was a physician, and isn't it something? This is the wisdom of the providence of God. Isn't it something that only Luke really has much to say about the nativity, the birth, and the conception of Jesus Christ? And doctor Luke takes his stethoscope and puts it right down on the boy and says, yep, this Messiah is truly of the race of Adam. He's got a heartbeat and he presents him that way. Matter of fact, the target audience of that book is the Greeks, the Hellenistic, the Greek cultured world, who in their religion, their pagan religion was looking for what The perfect man. I look at their statuary, look at their writings, their philosophy writings, their writing as a medicine, like, Galen. You read there. I've read the writings of Galen. He was a Greek physician. There's nothing there much more that we know than he knew. Not much. He could do about anything they could do today and tried to do it. Of course, we do have some advancements he didn't have, of course, but fundamentally, no, no. We didn't know much more. But Luke was in that world and Luke targeted the Greeks that were looking for the perfect man. The gospel Luke says this, hey, fellas.
I'm part of the Greek world too, educated as a physician. I found the perfect man. Perfect of bodies, perfect of soul, perfect of spirit. Jesus the Christ. Here he is. Here's the record of what I know about it. What a wonderful piece of evidence. Irrefutable, by the way, under the rules of common law evidence. But coming back to one of the points somebody made about court, the judge has to has to respond to your objections. He doesn't have to respond to your objections. It is true that you're entitled to a ruling and maybe that's more to what you're pointing at, and I get your point. He you are entitled to a ruling one way or the other on the objection, And that strengthens the record. But make sure, you know, if you get it on the record, and by the way, in our common law country, only in common law countries, do we make that kind of a record. Only in our common law countries do we have a stenographer and have always had that that makes a record. A record word for word about what was set in court. And upon that record, you could appeal. And that started by the way, way back in the days of Henry II, Henry II, you know, they made a movie about him. Peter O'Toole played Henry II back in the 19 fifties.
And of course, like everything in Hollywood, they used to say at home, if it comes out of Hollywood, it's no good. That's true. Some of the movies I like to watch, so that was one I like to watch. I still like that. It makes me wanna watch it again. A lot of truth in it, but it's always twisted the wrong way just enough to make the wrong guy the hero. Henry the second is a hero. The movie made him the villain and made the Roman church the hero. See? That's the way that works. No. No. Henry the second. What was the movie? What was the movie? I think it's called Henry the second. Okay. I think. No. No. No. No. No. No. Wait. Wait. No. I can't remember Roger. Sometimes you can look it up. Peter O'Toole and the other I think Richard Burton played the the adversary who was his carousing buddy when they grew up and he made, I think it was Richard Burton made him, the archbishop of Canterbury because he was nominally qualified in that he held some low level position as a churchman.
And so he had the power of appointment that they said back in those days and pointed him archbishop. Well, the archbishop, Peter, Richard Burton, he got to thinking, well, now that I have power, I'm going to assert it, the separation of power again again the king. Well, Henry the second is called the father of our modern common law tradition. He's the hero, but he had been villainized ever since. The other the other one of our fathers, in continuation of our common law tradition was Longshanks, Edward the first. Uh-huh. Right. The hammer of the Scots. He's villainized in Hollywood.
The movie the movie, Braveheart. With Wallace or William Wallace or Wallace? Braveheart. Braveheart. A villainized him. He's not the villain. He strengthens our common law and brought it even more. He just took what it was and undergirded it and magnified it as did Henry the second. If I it's been said of lawyers in common law countries, the English speaking world. If you went into a common law court, the court of the king's bench in the days of Henry the second, which was in the 1100, That's a long time ago, about a 1000 years. If you went into court then, most lawyers in England, America, and Canada would feel like they knew what was going on. I mean, it was that much. He did that much to solidify the principle of our common law, which come down to evidence and procedure. Our common law is not a list of outcome standards, do's and don'ts. Our common law is due process. Our common law does not include due process.
Our common law is Is. Due process, unless the jurisdiction yeah. It is. The jurisdiction that Amen. God through the bible has given to men. We do not have jurisdiction over the outcome standards, but we try to take it through our legislation.
[01:13:22] Unknown:
Somebody, 2 or 3 people Brent's trying to talk. I'm just try I'm gonna say something to the audience. I wanna I wanna shut up. Go ahead. How how much Brent has clarified my understanding on this stuff and the audience is the recipients of that work. But, you know, the way Brent simplifies things like the law of the city and the law of the land. Well, when you get down to an either or situation, it sure makes your decision a lot easier. Also, when we get back and the other folks have a chance to say what they gotta say here, Brent, I wanna go back to the pardons from Joe Biden on these preemptive pardons that they issued and and discuss that. Paul, what you got?
[01:14:04] Unknown:
There were 2 movies. 1 is The Lion in Winter from 1968. And then from 1964, there was Peter O'Toole as Henry the second in a movie called Beckett.
[01:14:19] Unknown:
Yes. That's it, I think. That's it. Beckett.
[01:14:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you, Paul, for and I think, Richard Burton played the part of Beckett, and Beckett was his carousing buddy when they were teenagers. Uh-huh. And they knew each other, and and then in the end of the end of the well, he appointed a archbishop of Canterbury. He wasn't qualified, but he appointed him. And then he went against Henry the second because Henry the second, because he was a common law king. See, the canon civil laws of Rome are not gonna tolerate that. And there was the clash. You see, and this spells the history of England. The history of England is the clash between the law of the land or common law and the law of the city, the canon civil laws of Rome, the Roman Empire and the Roman Church. Yeah. And that's still the class today. That's the only class that's ever been among men. 2 different standards, 2 different gods, 2 different laws fundamentally, and that's what we have here in America. That's the danger we have against our common law tradition.
[01:15:14] Unknown:
Lex Rex versus the common law. Larry has been trying to insert something for a coon's age. Larry, what do you got, buddy? We got a brisk show. Hard to get to you. Are you still indoors not making delivery? I'm here.
[01:15:30] Unknown:
Hey, buddy. Yeah. I just wanna go back in time in our discussion and, just mention 2 comments and then a request. The two comments are, Donald j Trump signed an executive order to release the sealed records behind the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Martin Luther King. Yep. And then, a federal judge yesterday in the state of Washington blocked his executive order regarding birthright citizenship. I think it's there's some type of restraining order for about 14 days. And then It's not on any of Washington.
[01:16:11] Unknown:
It's several other AGs. All the the blue states all bring up and use him as his people. So they're only state. Oregon and Washington state.
[01:16:21] Unknown:
Right. There's 4 states that came together, and they're trying to represent a 153,000, children that were born to illegals, and, they're trying to protect their interests. That's why the judge issued that order. And then my request is, there's a lot of students that are concerned about the Noahide laws, and I think president Reagan was the first one to sign sign that law. And I think all 50 states have adopted it, and I think it's all about, from what I hear, population control. And I was wondering if Brent would talk about that that whole subject for a few minutes.
[01:17:01] Unknown:
Well, I appreciate that. I'm pretty why I'm just glad you brought that up, the Noahide laws. I forget which president it was, but one of them. But congress. But kinda wait. I forget which presidency it was. What'd you say, Roger? Bush senior. Okay. Well, a a bunch of a a a passel, a a gaggle. They used a a term that's applied to a herd of baboons Yeah. A congress. It came to that's true. Yeah. We you know, I was growing up at all. We used to talk about what? It's a what? It's a troop. No. Baboons. Baboons are a congress. Are they? Well, that's pretty cool. I didn't know that. I think other monkeys may be a troop, but baboons, a group of baboons, as a matter of our unassailable custom in our English tongue have been called to congress.
That's right. Well, you go look it up and tell me to find something different. But any rate, we'd talk about, what do you call a baby a baby, beaver? And, a baby beaver is called a kit. And what do you call a beep sale? Pardon?
[01:18:14] Unknown:
Like a fox.
[01:18:15] Unknown:
Yeah. And that's why good. That's right. And that's why they called Carson, Kit Carson. He was down there for he was a little guy. He was only about 9 or 57 or 58, something like that. You know, they depicted him in the history like he was this big powerful engine fighter. Well, no question. He was deadly and tough, but he was he was a small, small man that was freckled all over his face. And, and, they because he was small, they called him Kit. But, all these different names you have for different animals, you know, the difference between a show and a sow and a and a, a filly and a a horse colt and but I didn't know about a congress because we didn't have any baboons around there in the valley. So one part in my wheelhouse, but there are names for all these things, and you could look them up. It's rather fascinating. But the the Noahide laws, what's that? Oh, that's a made up word. It's not in the Bible.
And it sounds fancy. I hate I'm at war against fancy Latin words and fancy words made up to make people feel like Roger is too, apparently. To make people look like they do that, to make them look like they're intellectual. You see? As like the word Judeo Christian. Well, that's a oxymoron. That'd be like an Islamic Christian or or some other false religion Christian, it doesn't exist. But then add the word ao on the or the the sound ao on the end. Why do they do that? Why don't you just say Jew Christian? Why say Judeo? Why say Graco Roman when you could just say Greek Roman? That's because the people that invent those words want to look intellectual like they're in a world that knows words other people don't know. Now there's some words that are worth knowing and you need to describe them, but they just manufacture them, artificially because you want to look smart and you really don't want to communicate what they mean to anybody. And obviously Judeo Christian, nobody stops and says, well, this was what I think it should mean or Graco Roman.
Well, this word, Noahide, is like that. What where's this id come from? I d e. Well, the word Noah, I get that. Okay. Noah. Yeah. He was the guy on the ark. He had all the animals and he was a guy that didn't try to save the world, but he tried to save his family and ended up saving the entire race of Adam. That's, the way God works. And by the way, I repeat this. I call it the Noah principle. God will use you. He will do more good than you could ever imagine, and don't don't think you have to know it. Don't think you'll even understand it's happening. As when Moses came down off the mountain, Sinai, he had the tables of the outcome standards that God had given him for God's people, 10 of them.
And it said that, the skin of his face having been in the presence of Yahoa, the skin of his face shown like the sun. It had taken on this. We don't know how it just said it's shown so much that the people said to him, the Israelites said, cover your face. We can't, we can't look at you. It's too bright. It hurts our eyes. We need sunglasses. Well, they didn't have sunglasses. Maybe they did. I I don't know. But they so Noah put a veil on his face, but the the text says this. After they said after that, they said, and it was true that the skin of his face shown like the sun. Then it says, but in the Hebrew, that means strong difference here.
But Moses, this is the old King James, Moses whisked not that the skin of his face shown like the sun. Whist, that's an old word that like wisdom is from the root of wisdom and went, and it has to do with whiteness like a white bearded man. Oh, it mean it it it it, signified an older person, and so it came to mean wisdom or knowledge knowledge. Moses whist not that the skin of his face shone. The skin of his face was so bright. People couldn't look at him, but he didn't even know it. And when you've been in the presence of your maker, when you've been in prayer, when he has, he has invaded your body by the spirit.
When he works through you, don't think you'll feel like you know it. You don't always hardly ever will. Frankly, what you do is relax. Let God use you and he'll do more with you that way. And you won't feel you won't be arrogant and you won't get the glory and because you won't even know it. That's what God wants. And that's the power that has made America what it is because the Bible teaches that principle. And without the Bible, that principle is not taught. Men don't understand it. They don't relax and rest in the Sabbath of God, and they can they try to do it on their own power. Don't do that.
But Noah eyed Noah eyed. Dumb word, just say Noah. Well, what are they talking about? They're talking about what God said to the second father of Adam's race. Noah is the second father of all of Adam's race. Agreed. That's easy. Right? Everybody was wiped out because of the demonic demonic eruption that occurred. Genesis at chapter 6 for the purpose of genetically polluting the race of Adam for the purpose of destroying the perfect Messiah that was to come. And only Noah, it says in the Bible, only Noah was untouched by that genetic pollution. It says that Noah's generations were kept clean. The Hebrew word Tamim Tamim, and that word is a word used for sacrifices that the Israelites were to bring to God that were unblemished.
That's one translation, unblemished. They weren't to be crippled, halt, 2 heads, one leg missing. You know, you bring the best to God, the perfect as a picture of the coming messiah, not not to do anything. It wasn't efficacious, but it was a picture, a object lesson of the perfect nest of the coming messiah of God, Jesus the Christ. And in faith, they did this by faith, in in looking forward to that coming. And that word Tamim, which means perfect, which means unblemished, it says of Noah Noah and his generations. Well, what are his generations? His 3 sons and the three sons. Yes.
What about the girls? The wives of the 3 sons. The female of our species does not pass along the sin principle according to Romans chapter 5. The female of the species that does not pass along the genetic corruption of our race. The female of the species receives the genetic corruption of our race. That's according to the Bible, but the female of the species does not pass it along. Now, here is the fascination. This explains how a crooked stick like the Virgin Mary could deliver a perfect Messiah. You see it? Jesus Christ, father is not a man.
It is God, the father. Conceive the spirit of God in the womb of Mary. And God used Mary, who does not have the power to genetically, as if any woman to pass along the sin principle, she herself, a sinner. She got that principle, that imperfection, that taint of depravity from her father. But the egg of the woman does not pass it along. That's what it teaches in the second chapter or the 5th chapter of Romans. Well, that being true, Mary did not pass along the sin principle to Jesus Christ. She herself was a sinner, but by the providence of God, that's not the way God works it. So Jesus Christ is a perfect man. Well, Noah was perfect.
It says, Tambin, unblemished, and it's genetic genetic makeup. The demonic eruption that occurred and recorded and recorded Genesis chapter 6, commented on Peter the Apostle comments on it in his epistle. And the book of Jude, we're talking about now the apostates. They were apostate angels called demons. We call them demons, apostate angels. Apostate that means, they get they don't get a second chance. They've committed the unforgivable sin. And to know what that is is important. Not so you won't commit it, but she'll stay away from people that have.
God's people won't, by the way. That's what we're talking about in Jude. You can join us Saturdays Sundays. Go to common lawyer.com, and you can see there the times are on Patriot Soapbox and we'll talk about it then. But getting back to the Noah high. So Noah and his sons were the ones would could pass along depravity were unblemished and they're not perfect in the sense of the Messiah, but unblemished from that demonic eruption that occurred in Genesis, recorded Genesis chapter 6 when it says the sons of God. Sons of God, that means the immediate creations of God, that's what demons, that's what angels are, immediate.
The agents of God are immediate creations of God. He made them, he makes them, Adam is an immediate creation of God. I am not an immediate creation of God except by the birth of the spirit. But that's an important event, of course. But, in the flesh, I'm not an immediate creation of my, my father, my grandpa, Adam, or my grandpa Noah. I am an indirect creation. Noah, however, did not this demonic eruption did not pollute his genetics. Therefore, God preserved the line of the Messiah in perfection you see. And it was through Noah.
He had 3 sons. 1 of them is named Shem Shem, and through Shem and coming on down, you know, Obed, Jesse, David, the old testament is the story of the preservation evermore focusing on that line of the Messiah, and we get to Jesus Christ and then yeah. Luke. Luke is the one that gives us the entire genealogy of Jesus Christ from Adam in 3 sections of 14 generations each. Three sections of 14, which would be 6 times 7, that's 42 generations, and Luke list them. And the old testament is the story of God's preservation against all odds, of that line of the Messiah, the preservation from demonic eruption and pollution.
Well, we get to know it though, and he's not corrupted, by this demonic corruption. When the sons of God saw the wholesomeness, the wholesome good, the inner good, the power and the health of the daughters of men, and were born into them. Men of old men of renowned men of the shame, by the way, shame name that word Shem, and, also the name of the son of Noah. All these things come together. The word of God is perfect in every minute detail. It fits well, getting back to Noah. So when Noah came off the ark, the thing that ties as a matter of law, that ties the entire existence of Adam's race together to their God is the trust settlement of God. Now in the law course, Christian nationhood, we're going to unpack Lord willing in the next 9 sessions, sheriff Darleaf and I from Barrie County, Michigan, are the teachers unpack what the fact of the matter, what the founders of America believed about this trust settlement, complete with the 3 indispensable certainties of words under trust law, common law, the entrusted property, the beneficiaries named by name, the book of life, the Bible calls it, and the settler, which is yahaha himself concerning the entrusted property of land.
We're gonna unpack that, but that God repeats the terms of that trust settlement throughout the older testament. We call it different covenants. Covenants, a catchall Latin word for the law of promises. And the law of common law of trusts falls into the category, the law of promises because the settler makes a promise. The English word for promise is undertaking a commitment and the settler makes that commitment and it's irrevocable. It's an irrevocable, fully discretionary, pure trust, as we say at common law. We're gonna unpack that, lord willing, in the next 9 sections, 3 certainties, 3 sections of 3 presentations each, 9 presentations left, and the others are in the can, and you can listen to those if you join the the course. And the object of this course is not to say you gotta believe what these guys believed.
The object of the course to say, look, friends, let's just know how our country began, what these men believed, the Puritans, the Anglicans, who are the Puritans are Anglicans, the Scotch Irish Presbyterians, which flooded in next after the Puritan flood and migration, and then the Dutch and German reform groups that came before both of them and settled first in New York, calling it New Amsterdam. Those 3 groups are the ones that set the tone for what America is. I can't change that. Nobody can change it. This is a lesson in history. What did these men believe? And we're going to talk about what the trust settlement of God. And they believe that all of reality had to relate to that trust settlement. So we have Adam, what does he say? He said, be fruitful, multiply.
And no, he didn't say be fruitful. It wasn't imperative. He said, you will be, There's a difference. He's giving, he's speaking prophetically. God said to Adam, fruitfulness multiply and fill the earth. And by the way, that word does not mean refill. That was, the translation that was made. I don't know why they did that, but it just means fill. Nothing doesn't change things any. It's to say refill is a different that changes things. Maybe it was, but that word does not mean that. I'm not gonna say it is or isn't from that word. We just know fill the earth. That was the beginning statement. And when God said, what we call the proto uangelion of Genesis chapter 3 verse 15, the first statement of the good spell, the gospel of God there when he says to the serpent that the seed of the woman notice, not the man, the seed of the woman.
Why? The seed of the man is can be corrupted, but the seed of the the woman is important there. It says he watch this. This is an important detail that the translators of the Jerome, the translator of the Latin Vulgate, missed and got wrong. And Martin Luther noticed it and made much of it and rightly so. What it says, well, the Vulgate says to follow the genders of the word just says that, the seed of a woman, she puts it in the feminine, shall crush the head of the serpent. But the Hebrew text does not say that. The Hebrew text says that the seed of the woman, he and the masculine shall crush the head of the serpent.
By the way, that mistranslation of the Vulgate, which is the official doctrine, the court of last resort for the church of Rome, that Jerome's translation is the basis for the worship of Mary. The worship of Mary the worship called. Trying to recognize Mary as a mediator, a co mediator with Jesus Christ. Martin Luther caught that. Well, he knew Latin, of course, and he caught the difference. But there are other things in the Bible too that speak against that. That's just the foundational one. But that protoangelion, Genesis 3 chapter 15, when he makes that statement, that's the found that's more revelation about the trust indenture, the entrustment, the trust settlement of God with his people. Then we get at Adam, then we get to Noah.
Well, the over the centuries, people have called it the Adamic Covenant or the Adamic Trust Settlement, I would call it, because it is a common law trust. It's a very certain species of the law of promises. Then you have the Noah coming off the ark, the second father of the of the race of Adam, and there, he he reiterates the covenant to Adam, the trust settlement to Adam, but he reveals more about it. And, he does the same thing to David, so people call that the Davidic covenant, and on and on it goes. And then by the time we get to the New Testament, it's called the new covenant. But the word new doesn't mean new because of something wholly different or contrary.
The Greek word new means new in time, not new in kind. It's this it's the new testament. That means the second testimony. You know, you go to a trial, you put 1 man on the witness stand, and he testifies. Well, yeah. I saw him do it. I saw the man pick up a hammer and beat the stuff and he beat he beat a mud a mud hole in this fella, then he turned around and beat it dry. I saw him do it. Then he put another man on the witness stand and he said, yeah, I saw it. I've seen it too. Well, can you tell us any more about it? The another fellow told fellow told us. Well, he did this, this, and that, and this too. So you got the first testimony and the second. That doesn't mean the second testimony rules out the first. That means that they go together. We in the mouth of 2 or 3 witnesses, every fact is established. That's why you need 2 testimonies.
You need 2 testimonies because the law of God requires 2 witnesses to every arising issue. So you have 2 testimonies, but that's not 2 new covenants. The book of Hebrews then talks about the first testimony and the second testimony, the old testament and the new testament. And so the new testament is better because it it's a fuller revelation of the trust settlement of God. But with Noah let us get back to Noah. Noah came out of the ark and God said, okay, here's some fundamental standards, some fundamental covenants, some fundamental standards I want you to follow so that you will enjoy the land entrusted in this trust settlement for your benefit.
You can enjoy it. There are covenants to this trust settlement. Just like when you go into a hotel room or a hotel room, there are covenants with your occupation of that real property that falls under land. Well, we don't want you to have a pet in here, and we don't want you to be smoking tobacco. I don't want you to do that. If you do that, you've violated the covenant. They may ask you to leave. Well, the same thing with God. We violate the covenant, the trust settlement of God. He gave us the land. And he said in the trust settlement, look. You can have this land as long as you don't abuse it and pollute it. That's what he said. And so there are fundamental laws we have.
We don't we don't keep those laws so that we won't to keep us from going to hell if we're Christian folk, but we do keep them so that we'll enjoy the eternal life God has given us. You have two choices as a Christian man or woman born from above born from above of the spirit. You can either enjoy your Christian life in the spirit or you can be miserable. How do you be miserable? By doing all this filthy, stupid, ugly things that Americans have been doing because they've forgotten the trust settlement of God. Our forebearers understood this covenant.
And when Noah came off the ark, it's an expansion of what he said to Adam and the whole Bible just expands more and more till you come to the pinnacle of revelation. The final revelation of God's word, the living word, Jesus, the Christ, who is the fulfilling, the absolute perfection, the perfecting of this covenant, this trust settlement that God has established and settled for His people. And it's comes down to enjoying the land. That's why the New Testament says over and over, you know, write these over the book of John. I write these things to you that you may have joy. Problem with, you got eternal life, but you're not enjoying it. You have eternal life on the land the lord your god has given you. You're you're not enjoying it. Why? Because you don't understand it. That's why you got to know a little bit about it and God will teach you. And if you're on that list of beneficiaries that he has named, just like a common law, you got to name the beneficiaries.
Well, then he will bring you to the point through discipline, through discipline, and that's unpleasant. They'll bring you to the point that you will learn to enjoy what God has given you. Roger, I should have been beaten more than I was when I was a boy. And there are a lot of people that think I'm undisciplined. They don't like my personality. They think I'm rude. They think I enter rooms mouth first sometimes, which I do. They think I don't know how which fork to pick up when I you know, I'm not polite at every point. We had a fellow on here last week, Roger. I just love to have him on, because he Paul English because he's an Englishman, and he's in a culture that is more proper than us.
And I like who I am as an American, but I can learn some properness from a man like that. And that's where our properness came from. A lot of it because English England is a common law country, and our common law tradition is a Christian tradition, period. The law of the city is a pagan tradition that governs most of the world. Yes. Excuse me. But here we are, after all that talk, the no eye laws. So the Jewish religion, which is the Babylonian Judaism, the Talmud, then the Mishnah, etcetera. Jesus Christ calls the what is now the Talmud and the Mishnah, he calls it the tradition of the elders because at that point, it had not been reduced to writing. It was an oral tradition kept secret so that they could the parasites could abuse people. And it was not put to writing for another 500 years. Go ahead, Brent. Good point, Roger. I wish I could say it all, but it it's nice to work in tandem, and you're nice enough to do that and keep things straight and, keep some order, but bring up things that I miss. But coming back to Noah, so when he came off the ark, God said to him, murder is against the law. Murder, not killing.
Killing can be justified. We call it justifiable homicide at common law. Murder. And to shed another man's blood outside of the law of God is murder. At common law, we flesh this out. How do we go about deciding and see our common laws about how, not what our common law is not about the outcome standard. Our common law is about how do we decide what processes can we use to assure that we come to the right outcome standard result? So with murder, our common law says we must have malice and the murderer and a forethought. We must have 2 witnesses that saw him do it.
We must have a jury that is in panel right at the point of them arriving so they don't have time to get bribed. And that's just a handful of a thousand other things that our common law demands. Our common law is the process, the way we go about applying the outcome standards that God has given us. You know, in England today, I don't know today, it always has been, that they were very proud and probably still are that there's no place on the books that it says murder is against the law. Well, why why and so you take people in on a murder trial and you you tell the jury, they'll murders it. There's a murder trial and you gotta decide who did the murder and then how they did it and where and you decide the facts. That's what juries are for, the facts. And once the facts are decided, then they have to decide the verdict. But the facts are first.
And, far as, it was unless something's changed, there was no no legislation on the books that said murder was against the law. Why? Well, because they're a Christian nation. England's a Christian nation. De jure. A Christian nation de jure. We are a Christian nation de facto. Now you can be a Christian nation de jure and de facto as England has been for centuries, but we are Christian nation now just did did your, and that works pretty good, don't it? It it darn sure does. We're gonna talk about that more. There's nothing wrong with, with something being de facto or de jure. It depends upon the context. And to be a Christian nation de jure, that means or I'm sorry. Did I get that back backwards? I did, Roger.
Let Brent say that again. Some of you probably caught that. America is a Christian nation de facto, not. England is a Christian nation de jure and always has been also de facto. In fact, we are a Christian nation in fact, but not not by any positive pronouncement of law. And worked out pretty good for us. Wow. I hate to make I've said a lot of things backwards. I depend upon my listeners to tell me if I do. Go ahead. I wanna ask Larry, did that answer your question? Well, the Noahide laws, I didn't get to it. Let me get to it, Roger. You've prodded me. I'll get to it quick. The Noahide laws Yeah. I just thought laws. Yes. I just thought it was too loud. Let me finish. Let me finish.
Let me answer your question. I've been talking too much. The laws against murder by, if you shed a man's blood, by man shall your blood be shed. And we apply the common law that, and not eat to eat things strangled and drink blood and eat blood. Those are the 2 fundamental things. And the Jews went to congress and said, we want a resolution, say orthodox Jews, that that these things are true and applies to all men, not just Jews. That's just silly talk. Doesn't mean anything, but congress capitulates to that kind of stupidity, and we should have never done it. That that is a violation of the first amendment. Go ahead.
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Okay. Well, I just wanted to find out if that answers his question. Now I really want to, while it's still topical, you know that on the way out the door, Biden pardoned a bunch of people with what they're labeling a preemptive pardon for crimes that they may have committed, but they haven't been charged or charged or found guilty of. And there was quite a few of them, quite frankly. What do you think about that? It's gonna be challenged, I hope, and I'm sure it is. But I don't I don't think he's got the right to do that. Go go. Hey. Here's why. You could go into a presidency like, you know, and go pull somebody aside and say, listen. I'm gonna let you go do do this, that, and the other, and then I'm gonna pardon you at the end, and we'll wipe it all clean.
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That's right. No. I agree. Pardon, by the way, as part of our common law tradition, again, it does not exist in the rest of the world. Most all the countries of the world are under the Roman civil Roman Canon civil laws of Babylon, the Code of Justinian, but pardon is a common law doctrine. And what it says is it's a picture of the new birth of the Bible. And what it says is, it doesn't say the when a president can pardon people for federal crime and governors can pardon people for crimes at the state level. That's true. But I mean, both. Those are common law doctrines. Part of our common law tradition is the power of the executive, the king at common law to do that. But when he does that, it is not a statement of innocence of the crime you've been convicted of. It is not a statement of innocence of the crime you've been convicted of. Right. What it is, it says it says to you, you you now enter the world as a newborn babe naked.
All of your former this was originally the doctrine of of pardon. All of your by by the way, it was pardon from outlawry. That's at common law. Outlaw is a doctrine of common law. Outlawry says you're condemned. You your head is like the head of a wolf. A wolf's head, they call it an old Anglo Saxon, and they just said anybody finding you has a duty to kill you. That's outlawry. Bring the body in dead or alive. We had it here in America. We we follow that in our common law tradition. We're a common law country. Well, coming back. So pardon, though, is the reversal at common law of outlawry, and what it says is you are now pardoned. It's a picture of what god does to a a sinful man or woman when he gives them a new birth. You enter as a newborn babe.
You have Paul, the apostle said, I count everything that I had. I had 2, 3 doctor's degrees. I was mister it. I had money. I had a marriage. I had I blah blah blah. I had everything. He said, when I was born from above, I came in as a newborn babe naked of all the things of my previous Babylonian sinful life. And I started toning. And you don't and in England, in the old days, when you got a pardon, if you own land own land anymore, if you had a title, a a period, you didn't have that title anymore. You didn't have anything. You might get some of it back, maybe some other way, but the pardon of the president of the United States or the governor of your state or the king of England or the whoever gives it in our common law tradition does not declare you innocent of that crime.
But listen, here's the good news. It does declare you perfect and innocent innocent, a new creature. That's a picture. You're a new creature, the old man is guilty. The old man is guilty of any crimes he committed, but the new man at the new birth is not. Now if you wanna read more about that in the book, Excellence of the Common Law, the comparative law text, you can get it at www.commonlawyer.com. I have a long section on the what a common law pardon is and what outlawry is and all those subjects that pertain to that and the history of it and how it's played out in America and the use of it. You know, Winston Churchill, the the the, doctrines of outlawry and pardon have no law has ever abrogated those in America or in England or Canada.
And Churchill said for the war crimes, the war criminals, Japan and Germany, he wanted a decree about Lawry because they had chosen common law to prosecute them, not the law of the city, their own Right. Countries. And he wanted a decree about Lawry for those that had fled justice, but, he was outvoted for those that of the other countries. But it's still here if we wanna use it, but it's a beautiful picture of what the Bible teaches. Go ahead. Now before Paul jumps in there, there was 14 of them
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that they didn't pardon them. They gave them and it starts with a c, and I can't think of it. Commuted the sense? Commuted. Commuted. Well, can anybody help me here in the audience of what did he do to those 14 people? And one of them was like Stuart Rhodes. So Yeah. There were several of those. And they've said, in fact Commuted, Roger. He commuted the sentence. Commuted. Thank you, Dave. And that they were gonna get out and apply for a pardon. So Yeah. I I I don't know what the difference was as it applied to them.
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Yeah. Well, that just means he did the same or, yeah, Trump did the same thing to Rob Blagojevich of Illinois governor. Uh-huh. He had a 10 year sentence. He was in the super max out out in Florence, Colorado. He Uh-huh. Commuted his sentence and just got him out of prison and cut it off. Right. But see, the fascinating thing to keep in mind too, as president of the United States, the president is in charge of all federal prisons. And what he says happens in the federal prison, they'll follow his orders. No. They won't. They've been they've been stiff right now in him. No. No. They, they have to. How, how could they not? They have 2 choices in the federal prisons. Who do they work for? They don't work for the courts. They work for the president of the United States.
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I'm just telling you what they had to send over. There was about 250 that were left after the first release, and he had to send over the marshals. And they got most of them out, but there were still 15. And I think there's still one guy they're doing diesel therapy on. Right. He had not been charged. He was this, guy in Florida that the feds came to and tried to get him to infiltrate and work for him. And he taped that conversation, and he turned them down and released the tape. They have got a penis erectus for him.
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I believe you, Roger. That's all true. But my point is I'm I'm glad you clarified. My point is that if the president of the United States wants to get them out of prison, he has the raw force to do it. Yes. And he will do it if he wants to bad
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luck. I I wouldn't wait. He I wanna see him stand up to him and see these people get squashed. All these democratic governors, Denver and Chicago, and these communists going, no. You're not gonna come in and get them. Well, then like the guy said, then you're gonna end up in federal prison, buddy. And I just I'm so thrilled to see these positive, firm, affirmative
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steps being taken, and and the ground when it's taken, getting given back. And I'm I'm glad about that. I didn't know it. Like the governor of Illinois after. Pritzker. Oh. His name was his name was, George Ryan. He told he told the powers that be of the other branches of government, the courts, all of them. At the legislature, he said, I'm not I I'm in charge of these prisons in Illinois. I'm not executing anybody else on death row until you all prove to me in the courts that you've followed due process and these convictions. And I've read the records and my team has read the records and it's clear that you're railroading people. Yep. So what do they do to him? Well, here, you know, they have other things they can do. So the courts got busy and the prosecutors, the federal prosecutors got busy, prosecuted him, and sent him to prison for 5 years. Yeah.
That that's the give and take and the adversarial nature of our common law tradition. It's the way it's gotta be, friends. Life is evil and life is not perfect. We got to be fighting each other all the time. That's what liberty is all about back to Europe. It appears the worm is turning and the hunted are are the hunters now.
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Paul.
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Yeah. Paul, I have so much to say in only a couple of minutes.
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I have so much to say in only a couple of minutes to say it. Okay. Okay. Well, the presidential party advertise. Per, Brent's definition of the presidential pardon, that is, that roughly equates to a judicial or or an executive branch forgiveness of sin. And I would think that would be a violation of the separation between church and state. What, what they're doing is they're granting indulgences just like the Catholic church did. So you go ahead if you wanna kill your wife, go ahead, talk to the bishop, and get his okay, and then you can pick up the knife on the way home.
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That's a good analogy, Paul. Yeah. That's good. That's what and that's not lawful, obviously. Yeah.
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No. Absolutely not.
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And and that's it. That's all I had. I thought that would take longer. So he, also pardoned this guy, Ubrick, that founded the Silk Road Silk Road so long ago, that they, threw him into deep deep doo doo. I there's supposed to be another one coming, and I'm wondering if he's not gonna pardon Ed Snowden. We'll see. He's the the one that's really hanging out there now, but it has been a really eventful week if you're one that follows these events. You know what I'm talking about. And, for Brent's sake, I I can't ever remember 4 days like we've had this week, quite frankly.
People's spirits are raised. He he hasn't gotten through his cabinet appointments yet. He got, Rubio as secretary of state. And yesterday, they, put this guy, Radcliffe, I think it is, and the head of the CIA. That's kinda questionable possibly. And I think some of the big ones come up next week, Chelsea Gabbard and, oh, the biggest one, the, Kesh Patel for FBI. So it's continuing.
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Yeah. We've haven't seen we've seen a lot of rough things before. Of course, when Tom Jefferson came into office, it was this it's pretty rough from what I read. He was at war with the other side, and he tried to use the courts to get his opponent his political opponents executed, most pronouncedly Aaron Burr. It didn't work. But he was that vicious and that ugly about it. And Tom Jefferson, for all the things he did, he represents the left more than the right. Yes. In many respects. Yeah. And his, and he was foolish ultimately, and he reneged on his position. He founded the university of Virginia and he removed all Christian classes, all theology from the university.
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Really?
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Yeah. And, a man that founded, Galesburg, Illinois, who was also the teacher to, Charles Finney, couple of Presbyterians again, and the founder of Knox College at Galesburg, still a Bastian of conservatism. He, there was a fellow here from Galesburg talking to us last week. He, he objected to what Jefferson had done. He said, this is ridiculous. You're, you're going to have hell on your hands. Hands. Well, here's what happened. Of course, the university Jefferson was uppity. He was a blue blooder. He thought that he was the smartest man in the room. I'm not saying God didn't use him, but let's get real here about the sinfulness of mankind. And he had lots of money and he had a a little black 14 year old boy always walking in front of him, carrying his books and opening his doors for him.
He was, thought he was something. No question. Founded at the University of Virginia, and he wanted it to be filled with young men that were the blue bloods, the cream of the crop, the natural aristocracy of old Virginia. Well, he got him in there, and he thought he was gonna have perfect country, perfect humanity. Everything was gonna go great. A half a dozen boys, that of that cream of the crop, the epity aristocracy of old Virginia that have migrated from England to Virginia because they didn't want their heads chopped off. They were supporters of the divine right of kings like George Washington's grandpa. He was in that bunch that migrated so that the parliament, the Puritans, wouldn't chop off his head for treason.
They got there and, 6 of those boys got drunk one night, went on a rampage in town, and beat up some elderly people who were, on canes and stuff and robbed them. Yes. And then they got caught. And then they dragged them back to the university. And then they called a meeting of the entire, university student tree. And they all got together. Nobody knew what to do, and so they looked at Tom Jefferson. What do we do? The cream of the crop, the self governing young aristocracy of Virginia, the cream of the intellectual world, they thought. We're gonna run the country after Jefferson was gone. They got drunk and beat up some old helpless people and robbed them. Nobody knew what to say. The president of the university was there. Tom Jefferson was on a cane by that time and couldn't hardly walk. He was setting up on the platform.
I've been right to the place where this happened, by the way, the University of Virginia, right outside there. And he it came time for him to say something. People wanted somebody to say something. They didn't know what to think and what to do. And finally, they helped him wobble up to the podium. And he had men standing on both sides of him so he wouldn't fall down. And he broke down before he could speak. He tried to speak, and he broke down in tears and finally realized. Then took him his whole life But the doctrine of the depravity of man is real.
And Tom Jefferson had looked all of his life to man, to the, the, the intellectual powers and the, and the goodness of man to found America. Oh, he was governed by those Calvinistic doctrines of the founders of America. The first fathers, the Puritan, the Presbyterians, and the German Dutch reform groups and the depravity of man, but he refused to accept it. He was always being positive about man. And the remedy to that kind of foolishness is the the possibilities of your God and to look to him and not to man as the measure of all things. What do we call that? Humanism. It's a religion. Stay away from it. This is.com.
I'm here. Roger Sales, and this is Roger Sales at Radio Ranch.
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Boy, what a perfect story to end the show today. Very brisk show. Lot of really good conversation. I hope you got something out of it that you'll noodle on, and, we'll be back tomorrow. We got a schedule thing. We're gonna talk about some of the intricacies of the scheme per one of Julie's questions yesterday afternoon. And, Brent has his show, same time, unfortunately, over on Patriot Soapbox. And I would encourage you if you don't have a church home on Sundays, that that's another good place to, hang your hat for a couple hours. Get more Brent winners at always pretty good. I've I've found Brent.
So anyway, it's a very eventful time and be grateful and pray that if your feelings aren't that mister Trump is what he appears to be, then I think you might pray that the lord would change him and work with him. K? But he's off on a pretty brisk start, and, I haven't seen anything like it in my lifetime. I can tell you that. So, I don't know that I ever thought I would see it, quite frankly. So that's also extremely encouraging. Good feedback. Brent, we'll see you next week, buddy, and just have a good week. I'll keep I'll keep you informed on what's happened next Friday.
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Thank you, Roger. And I'm gonna bug out, and I appreciate all of you and your comments. Somebody says here you may wish to bring the show up to date here is the biggest thing I have right now. And we have the law lawyer on for the professional opinions. I've got a feed you may wish to check out. I don't know who the, this is me. Say me. Maybe, you know, know him. I don't know what he's saying. Maybe he can
[02:02:13] Unknown:
What's his name? What's his name again, Brent? Me say me. Nope. Don't know who that is. He'd come back and chime in though, or unless that was pointed at you. But we always appreciate you here and have been doing that for many years now and just become a part of my weekly routine, yours too. And I think if it doesn't happen, either one of us or, you know, at least a little bit, that your routine's upset a bit because I look forward to it, and I know you do too. So, anyway, I gotta go also. I got a lunch thing happening. So, Brent, we'll see you next week, bro.
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Okay, Roger. Thank you. Thank you all. Bye. No. Thank you, brother. What a
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what a treat to do a program with a guy like that. Yikes. National treasure, Brent Winters.
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He's That was that was Alan. He was bringing up the, the possibility that Trump may be expediting or extraditing Fauci to Russia. Yeah. Well, I I Even though he hasn't been pardoned here.
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Well, he hadn't been charged with anything. How did that what? He pardon for what? Anything he did back 10 years? Now this is gonna be tested. That's why I wanted to get that in with Brent today. Next week, it's way well, old news, you know. But that's gonna be very interesting. One way they're already testing it is they, have, scheduled and set up a new January 6th committee, official one that's gonna really dig in and get that stuff uncovered. So, listen, there's gonna be a lot of fur flying, folks.
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Keep moving. A lot of it. Remember,
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the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Is my friend. That's never wrong. K? So I'll, I'll see y'all tomorrow. Have a great day, and, I look forward to we're gonna get into this US citizen. Samoan or national? We'll do that tomorrow. Okay? It didn't really make any difference, but it does it does, lead to interesting introspection. Okay? Thank you guys for everything you do. See you tomorrow. Ciao.
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See you tomorrow. Alright. Well, that was the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Friday edition with Brent Ellen Winters sitting in from commonlawyer.com. It catches here Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 1 PM EST on, radio.globalvoiceradio.netsandeurofolkradio.com. Home network dot TV, freedom nation dot TV, go live TV, stream life dot tube, 106.9 wboufmchicagoradio soapbox.com. We're literally everywhere, and thank you for being here with us. Catch the show live. Be a part of it, find the links for free conference call on the matrix docs.com. That is the matrix docs.com.
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Oh, for a voice like thunder, and a tongue to drown the throated wall. When the senses are shaken and the soul is burned of madness, who can stand? When the souls of the oppressed fight in the troubled air that rages, who can stand? When the whirlwind of fury comes from the throne of God and the frowns of his continents drive the nations together, who can stand? When sin claps his broad wings over the battle and sails rejoicing in a flood of death? When souls are torn to everlasting fire and fiends of hell rejoice upon the strain? Oh, who can stand?
Oh, who has caused this? Oh, who can answer at the throne of God? The kings and the nobles of the land have done it. Hear it not, heaven. Thy ministers have done it.
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You betcha. And give proper credit to that. I don't know who the reader is. Sounds like sir Lawrence Olivier or somebody, but the, the album was a artist named Lorena McKinnett, and that was her first album, I believe, called Lullaby, and it's the last track on there. And it's all that la la la la, and then the middle of it is that. And first time I heard it, it, like, struck me like one of those thunderbolts. So it was put on the, video, the one video I've, I've made, which is an interesting story also. And, then Vimeo and YouTube nixed it for copyrights a little longer than 30 seconds, unfortunately.
But it set the tone for that video so well too, and it sets the tone. We don't overuse it. We're using it for a while as, replaced Alvin, but, we haven't used it in a while. I know we got some new folks listening. I thought you might, especially with the events of the last 5 days. I find that extremely intriguing, lullaby by Lorena McKinnon. Yesterday, I was talking a little bit about her, and I couldn't remember the, the place that she did that live concert over in Spain. It was a PBS thing. Alaska Mosque. And some of the beautiful architecture that the Moors completed when they were in control of Spain there for, I think, 7 7, 800 years before they took it back.
Stunning outlet, beautiful voice. I think you'd probably agree just from the humming in the background. She got a voice like an angel. Real high soprano stuff. And what she likes to do is go around the Mediterranean and find all these instruments that they've used in antiquity that they don't use anymore. So she incorporates some of those instruments in all of her stuff, gives it a very different tone, and she, the Celtic stuff. Really encourage you if you're not familiar with her to look into her. We thank her for letting us borrow that. Just for a little bit. Good morning, Paul and group. It is the Friday, 24th January edition. It is.
Right? Yep. Correct again. And, Roger Sales is supposedly Brent Winters, if he's hooked up with us yet. I don't know if he has or not. But if not, he'll probably be in here soon because we exchanged messages this morning. So, we're we're in contact. Another highly eventful day yesterday. Every one of these days, and I couldn't help but think, Paul, I did a show with Brent a week ago. We were in that 3 days before the inauguration. Look what the world has how it's changed in 5 days. The world in our country in not even 5 is like 4 and a half. Okay? Mhmm. Amazing. Amazing times.
So, now that Alan's back with us, Paul's got a whole list of these people that hook up with us and help us. Thank you, Alan and crew, extend our reach with our extremely important message. So, Paul, if you do them the proper accreditation this morning here as we get started, maybe Brent will come in, and we'll take her from there.
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I would certainly love to do that. Thank you. Good morning, Raj. Good morning, ranchers. We're on Euro Folk Radio dotcom. Thanks to pastor Eli James. We're on Global Voice Radio Network. My Pet Project, you can find the links to those 2 platforms on the matrix docs, d o c s dot com. And you can also find links to free conference call, to join us live on the show, right there on the website. We're on 106.9 w b o u f m in Chicago for the first hour today, and we're also on radiosoapbox.com for the first hour. W b o u is part of the net family of broadcast services, including home network dot tv, freedom nation dot tv, go live tv, and stream life dot tube. Those are brought to us by the net family of broadcast services and WDRN productions, Fort Collins, Colorado, and we cannot cannot express our appreciation enough for them. Yeah. Yeah. It's amazing. It's amazing what's developed around here. Alan,
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I can't help but ask. You don't have to answer, I guess. What was the prognosis? One of those things you had was a doctor's appointment about your leg. Do is that looking good, or are we gonna have to amputate?
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Well, actually, it's darn good, actually. They don't have to amputate, but, what is missing is long term care. Due to the surgery, they had to put a, rod down underneath my skin in order to guide the vein into place. And when they did that, it was a very large incision. It was like, 14 inches long, in half. And when all of that happened, they it did damage to my nerves. Now some of them are muscular, some of them are are on my skin and stuff like that. I can walk gaining my strength back, which is the natural, normal strength, you know, left and right now. But, I I do practice feng shui and stuff like that, and I've tried to do that. And I've discovered that, a lot of my muscle memory in my left leg is gone. So that indicates some, you know, damage to the nerves or the muscles, but we haven't evaluated that yet. And but, you know, I can actually shuffle. I can actually dance a little bit, you know.
So, you know, I it's not, you know, break dancing, but, nonetheless, I have, you know, regular mobility now. So that's that's
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Well, I think all that sounds I think all that sounds positive and in a good direction. And, yes, Julie.
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Good morning. Yeah. I would recommend red light therapy, and there's some devices that you can buy that are very, very affordable. Right. There's a Well, the wand too.
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You know, I was just gonna ask him if he's been using the wand. You you're not real familiar with it yet. Yet. I don't think, Joy, but you you have a good deal. Good deal. Well, the red light therapy is very valid also. It's right there in that same range.
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Well, I do have the, wand and, it actually works very well. I attribute the fact that I'm a 30 days ahead of my recovery schedule. Well, yeah. There you go. Relief to two things, the wand and, legit, Shilajit. Okay? Folic acid. Oh, okay. Yeah. All the vitamins and things like that that are generally bleached out of our foods Right. Replaces them so my body has, you know, the nutrients in order to heal. So between the 2 of them, having energy to heal and the nutrients to heal, I I'm 30 days ahead. I I Right. Right. That's when you turn it over and let God do the rest. So good. Congratulations,
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Alan. Glad to hear you're on the mend. Did, did my cohost show up yet? It looks like you might have up there. Yeah. I'm here, Roger. Hey, Brent. Yeah. We're good. Good morning. I don't I guess you heard pretty much all that chatter right there. I I have to ask you. We were together 7 days ago. Yep. Look what the world and the country's done in the week.
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Well, allow me to weigh in with my situation, and I think it's a lot of people's situation. Okay. Of course, I'm glad that I'm glad that DJ is in power. But I fully recognize that we are not a government of men, but a government of law. And if we get to put in trust in men like DJ, we're gonna go down when he goes down. And if there's anybody that wouldn't cut out to be a Sunday school superintendent, it'd be him. Yeah. And, the truth is I have not taken time. I didn't watch the inauguration. Not that I didn't want to. I just didn't feel like I had time to do it. I figured they'd take care of it. I heard some things about it. I get a little news because miss Francine keeps me up real good. Yeah. But I don't always have time to read it or contemplate it. And I think that most people in America no kidding. I think most people in America are like me.
They're they're gonna do what they're gonna do, and the world is gonna keep doing this crazy stuff. And it's just one revolving revolving change of power after another. Mhmm. And DJ is gonna try to do things. They're gonna try to kill him or destroy him. Mhmm. And it's our job to support him as much as we can as long as he's right headed. And there's a difference between being right headed and being right. A lot of folk I know, it's all or nothing. Oh, if he does one thing I disagree with, then I wanna crucify him. That that's most most of politics operates. I'm not in that world.
I recognize or try to recognize by the grace of God, try to recognize that I am not always right. And, clearly other people are not always right. Just ask me. I'll tell you. And, but there are those that are right headed. And if you go to the Bible and you see that word righteousness, keep in mind that that was an invention. William Tyndale coined the word righteousness. It did not exist before his translation of the Bible in into English. He was the first man to translate the Bible into English from the original tongues. William Tyndale, of course, they they burned him at the stake for it. That's what they used to do to bible translators. Today, sometimes they just burn the bibles. They don't burn the translators, but I'm glad about that. But that might go back to burning the translators too. I don't know, but they burnt him. But he invented that word, righteousness.
And that word righteousness used to be spelled r I g h t w I s e n e s s, right wiseness. And he thought that was cumbersome and long. He thought that was his opportunity to influence the English tongue, and so he gave us the word righteousness. Now the trouble with righteousness is it doesn't really it doesn't tell us what the word means. It it's a contraction. Uh-huh. And because it has become a contraction, we have utterly forgotten what it means. Uh-huh. And it doesn't It
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gives a strong connotation, but it doesn't define itself.
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Yeah. You know, it well, it's it's something good, but it doesn't mean people think of righteousness. Well, that is perfect. That's perfection. It isn't. Right wiseness means right direction. Like clockwise, counterclockwise, the suffix wise signifies that or denotes the direction you're be speaking. And right righteousness means right headedness, which way you go. And God's people are going in the right direction. They're taking frolics from the path. It's a narrow path. They take frolics from it. They get in trouble. They get hung up. They waste time. They get distracted. But the path is narrow and it's our job to stay on it. And that's not easy.
But the point is like in Pilgrim's progress, Christian got on the road. That was his name. And he met another fellow, and they were on the same road going the same direction. And so they had fellowship, and they did different things. One of them got in trouble one way, one another by not staying strictly to the path, but they were both they both had their noses pointed in the right direction. Now, I knew a fellow used to be a wrestler for the US Army wrestling team in Europe. I wasn't there. I just say I've known him since. I I wasn't with him, and I I've met him later, but he was a pretty good wrestler. And he told me one time he had a business cleaning vents in restaurants. You know, those big vents that come up over the stoves during the job. Boy, he was making good money too, Roger. There's a lot of most people won't do that. It's like being a chimney sweep, you know. Right. Well, he said, Brent, if you can as a wrestler, if you can get a man's nose pointed in the way you want his body to go, his whole body will follow.
Just twist his head around. It'll come around. Give it time. I said, well, sounds to me like if you put that little bit in the horse's mouth and, pull on it in a certain direction, the big powerful animal will go this way or that. Is that kind of thing? He said, yeah. He'll follow his nose. I said, well, if I got my nose pointed in the right direction, well, more importantly, who is pointing my nose in the right direction? That was his point. And whoever's pointing your nose in the right direction, will keep doing that, but you might fight it. I had a couple of horses. Well, my brothers and my dad. My dad had horses, and we had a couple. And I discovered if, we called one of them a rubberneck because you could jump up on the horse and grab the reins or the halter lead straps whichever we had on them her, it was a her and you could pull her neck around and her neck and pull around the harder you'd pull. She just keep walking straight. You know she was gonna go where she want to go. And, horsemen call those rubberneck horses.
Oh, we had one of those. Now if I was she was going the direction I wanted to go, we we were we got along great. But she had a problem, and I was not old enough and confident enough when I rode her to be able to train her properly. You know, a man gets a horse can sense a man's or anybody's confidence real quick. And what they just like a child, they can gauge what they get away with. You know? You're very sensitive. I used to throw I used to throw the saddle. I finally got a saddle. Didn't have a saddle for a long time, but didn't have any money. And neighbor, he got in the he wasn't a very big fella, and he got in to jockey him. He would jockey at the county fairs when they had the derbies and stuff.
He he needed money. He was always short on money, and he had a saddle, and he sold it to me. I remember it's $50. Nice saddle too, by the way. And, but I get up or I'd put the saddle on her, and, she'd bloat. She'd fill her lungs with in her belly somehow with air, and then I'd tighten the girth. And then I'd pop aboard, and and we walk a little away. She let all that air out, and then the girth would lose.
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Uh-huh.
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Don't tell me she didn't know what she was doing. Right. Right. She didn't want that tight girth. You know? She they figure out how to how to live comfortably like the rest of us. But right like a girdle. Yeah. Well, yeah. But right headedness is what Christian folk can have. The DJ have it. Well, it looks to me like there's some right headedness there. You know, I I compare DJ. His his mentor, one of his mentors, I know is Andy Jackson. And, if there's ever was a man that was, right headed, it was Andy. Was he wrong about some things? Oh, he's wrong about a lot of things. I've read the biographies of his life. I took a special interest in him too.
But Andy, he, well, he would like DJ Trump. He's Presbyterian, like DJ was raised. And, he was right headed in the sense he was headed down the right road, but he was forever doing things that get him in trouble. I'm talking about I'm talking about Andy Jackson. You know, he was, his favorite hymn was, how firm a foundation. How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord, has laid for your faith in his excellent word. What more can he say than to you he has said, than to you who for refuge to Jesus have fled? Well, he when he died, he had a funeral which was the won't at that time. He had it in his house.
He called it the hermitage, and they're outside of Nashville. Mhmm. And, which had a parrot in the house. Like, I had neighbors had parrots. They thought that was funny, but I well, one I'm thinking of. Always kinda stunk the house up. I thought she kept a clean house, but dog gone it. That thing something about a parrot is nasty. Well, he had one They're messy. They're very messy. Go on. Well, he had one in his house, and then, of course, he decided to leave his vale of tears. And he requested that, that they sing the hymn how firm a foundation, which they did.
And, then while the preacher was got up to do the performances, the the parrot got to cuss him during the service. Of course, some people were giggling, and, others were appalled. But in any case, what it did was it revealed what kind of language is going on in the house, you know, when no guests are around. So when I say that there's a difference between being right headed and being perfect, that's what I mean. And we I've heard, maybe somebody can comment on this. I've heard that, when DJ took the oath, he didn't have his hand on the bible. That's correct.
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What was that all about? Can anybody tell me? Well, it's been I had a lot of discussion. I can also tell you that distinctly the oath was to uphold and defend the laws of the United States and the constitution of the United States and not of America. And I've seen both Clarence Thomas and, the, gal that he confirmed there in the Rose Garden, the mayor, whatever her name is, Julie's neighbor up there. They use the same language, and I was kinda surprised. Here here's a question I heard about that. This is kinda interesting. You said, well, if you don't kiss the bride at the end of a wedding ceremony, is the ceremony not legitimate?
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Well that was Amy Comey Bryant.
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That one. Yes. Julie's neighbor.
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Yeah. That one.
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Well, a lot of lot of the things that happened, again, coming back to right headedness, none of us know everything. And we say a lot of things that we had not to say, and people in the patriot community go, epileptic and go crazy and hate us. And, that doesn't mean it's wrong, but I still believe, of course, that it's a custom that is important. Why it wasn't done? I don't know. No. I heard I heard that, his wife had the Bible ready for him and somehow things happen fast and she didn't get it up there. Well, one of the things was was the Bible on top. You may in a second, Sherry.
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The Bible on top was his mother's Bible. Yeah. And I don't know if they weren't trying to shuffle that into place or what it was. I watched it. Sherry, yes. What's your observation?
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It's Amy Coney Barrett. But about, this wearing in, custom and, symbolism to me is important. There's a reason for it. Now I've heard that he, converted to Judaism in, his 2nd month in office in 2017, and that they forbid the placing of of the hand
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on the word. Okay. So Alright. Well okay. Do you know about that, Brent? No. I've heard about it. I don't believe it either myself. But, Brent, what what's your way in here?
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Oh, I I don't know anything about whether or not he's a Jew, but that would go to show again that Judaism is not a race of men. It's a religion. Correct. And there have been a lot of people of his heritage that have converted to Judaism. Most most pronounced or not Judaism, rather, converted to other religions. One very famous man converted to Islam, and that was a fellow by the name of Lyle. And he became the admiral of the Islamic fleet that were demanding tribute money from France and America and England. And we went to war during the Barbary wars under the administration of, Tom Jefferson and Correct. And, terminally whooped them.
That was a that was, a fellow named Lyle from Britain. Oh, okay. That of course, I'm talking about DJ's mother's family. She was from the Isle of, Lewis off the coast of Scotland, and she was a a legal legal, immigrant. Now, no matter what happens, no matter what happens, no matter who's in office, god will get his will, period. That's true. Whatever the religion is, but, of course, the Bible makes it clear that our rulers, I think I think it's Deuteronomy 17, are to be from us of us so that they will be for us. And those are that's the the kinds of words that Abe Lincoln picked up and put in the deck in the, Gettysburg address that the government of the people, by the people, and therefore for the people. If men are of us that are in government, they'll be more likely to be for us even if they're wrong headed about a lot of things. We had a road commissioner, Roger.
We lived on one side of the creek, and he lived on the other. He lived on the second bottom on the other side, and we lived straight up the hill. There was a steep side of the creek. We lived up on the steep side. It was almost a cliff going up, and then our place set up there. And then we come down over the hill and the iron bridge was bottom and went across the bottom, and then there was Virgil plays, Virgil Jones. Virgil or Billy's brother, and Billy lived on our side of the creek. Well, Virgil Virgil was a ranked Democrat, ranked Democrat. And. When he ran for road commissioner of course at that time, if you're a road commissioner you you had to provide a place to put all the road graders right at your house and and the handful of men that came to work. They came out to your house and you usually build a little shack for them to get warm in when they got there in the morning, drink a cup of coffee and he did all that and people voted him in and he got in the office and we were dependent upon how you go 7 to 7 to 10 miles from town and there weren't any hard roads at that time. There were dirt roads and gravel roads.
When he got into office first thing he did was set about to get money lobby for money. To, blacktop his way to town. So he did. And, the shortest reality, black topped it all the way. But when he did that, he black topped our way to town.
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And even and even though dad didn't agree with him, as a matter of politics, he was of us. He was our neighbor and he was our friend, and he went to church with us, not church. And we knew his family going back a few generations. My grandpa used to be sweet on Virgil's wife, you know, that kind of stuff. And, they all knew each other. And that's a different world. It's more local. You know, we're giving so much attention to big things and people at the very top that the local government, is fading away, has been for the last 50 years. And that's what if anything destroys us, that's what will. We want the right man and the truth is the presidency of the United States shouldn't be that powerful. Nope.
If I may Go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah. It's a good one.
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Brent, that one of the,
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the the attributations to Trump having, converted to being a 2.
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Okay. And if you look it up, Rick does not say that. Rick says he may have. He doesn't say he did.
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Oh, I see. Well, I and I have no evidence that he did, and I I have a hard time believing that he did. Has anything that's happened in the last 5 days made you think that that's true?
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I'm just bringing up the the accurate accuracy of the quote. A lot of people are quoting that Rick Wilde said he did, but in fact, he said he may have. That's it. I got another quote. By their fruits, you shall know them. Have you seen anything in the fury flurry of activity in the last 5 days? And if you hadn't been paying attention, there's been a more than a flurry. Have you seen anything of that that would evidence that statement, and yet people come on and float that idea all the time? Has anything that's happened in the last four and a half days shown you that that might even be remotely accurate?
Sherry? Roger? Okay.
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Uh-huh. Silence deems consent. Yep, Dave. Well, no. No. I I was I muted myself because you had moved on, but I thank Samuel for that. And, yes, we should be careful with, the information we pass on.
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Okay. Yep. I agree. Okay. Thank you. Thank you.
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Because But the bankers are still forefront
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in this situation.
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He confronted them in Davos. Did you see that? Brent, I I assume you haven't seen that. Well, what is it? They're all dejected over there in Davos. And one of the guys at Time reporter on one of the panels has said, let's get this straight. He won and we lost. And he he called it well, he called it. I I don't I don't wanna be struck by lightning or anything. He called it a a political resurrection. Uh-huh. That's never happened before in history. That's from the time guy on the panel there with them. So Uh-huh. Yeah. No. They're not they're not pleased. Okay?
Yes. I suppose you can, Julie. That was you, wasn't it?
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Yeah. So, I mean, I'm just not a Trump supporter, and I don't wanna get in any arguments here whatsoever. When you connect the dots, you don't flip on the surface of what he's doing. It has to be deep what he's doing. He is rolling out the new world order like you cannot imagine. He just supported the mRNA vaccines. He just did 500,000,000 for cryptocurrencies. That's our digital prison. The banking that is gonna go Uh-huh. Digitally is our digital prison. When you get your social credit score and you can't go to your bank because you something is getting signed. He outlawed those yesterday in an executive order, Julie. I saw him in all the digital things. Central bank central bank digital currencies around a lot of currency is different from the Quantum Financial System, Roger.
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Okay. Okay. Well, maybe So we're rolling out I look. We've gotta have the future. Yeah. Okay. Let me ask you, Julie. Who else do you propose ought to be up there to run all this?
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I have proposed forever when people have asked me what the solution is is to get rid of 95%
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of the federal government and just keep the necessary things. I don't need to go back to the states. We don't need the congress. Well, you know, you know, Julie, he's already doing that. You came on yesterday, said why didn't he help my sister? That day, he's going to California for 3 days out of his first 7 days in office. That's what I'm saying. His actions don't meet your rhetoric.
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Well, he's well, he's dissolving the government because we're gonna have a new world order and a new and and there's gonna be a one world government, and that's gonna be the United Nations.
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Okay. Well, it's interesting. Roger, bottom line, we should all be right. Us about pulling pulling out of the United Nations and NATO. I just think you're very jaded. Oh, Roger?
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And I don't think you're looking at things in reality. That's my opinion. Okay, Roger. Go position. Okay? Okay. Go read the committee of 300 and go read to hold the hail sales horse by William Cooper.
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I'm very well aware of all those works, Julie. I was in this movement back then 30 years ago. You weren't.
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Okay. Well, we'll disagree and disagree.
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Well I still love you. It's an opinion on looking at the world. I prefer to look that God just like Brent said. God causes men to have actions, and anybody can change. And I don't think he's all that stuff you're saying underneath. I think he's a very good successful man who has real good roots. He has been influenced. You don't get to where he's at without coming in contact and be being shoulder to shoulder with those people. Okay? But I just prefer to look at the world as a glass half full. You prefer to look at it as a glass half empty. K? I don't have anything to do with that. I'm just looking at it in reality. Oh, well, your reality.
K? So Okay. I do. Anyway, let's so we yeah. Thank you. We'll get back to our to Brent and going on here because there's been a lot of very interesting things happen in just a very short period of time, Brent. Yeah. We haven't been that long ago. We were together here And, you you've had 1500 of these guys released. I think there's maybe one of them. They're still trying to keep internally on, diesel therapy. Over 200 executive orders wiping away men and women's sports. There's only 2 genders, men and women. And and and yeah. The we gotta have a new world order, Julie. It's who's gonna run it. Is it gonna be the bad king where people moan, or is it gonna be the good king where people rejoice?
I prefer to look at the positive side. I think this guy is really unusual in history and is already right up there with the greats of history, and he's got quite a bit in front of him it would seem. So anyway, we'll see. And somebody's got to run the show. Who who's better? Anybody? Got anybody they'd like to suggest that might could replace mister Trump? I know one thing. I know there's an old saying in the Middle East that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and I know my enemy is scared to death of this guy. K? That's what I know.
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Well, Roger, yeah. Go ahead, Roger. No. I'm just ranting. Oh, okay. That's good because people like that. Listen, Roger. About this new world order thing, I don't see that that we should be for any new world order, and I don't see that the Bible teaches any new world order at this time. It seems abundantly clear to me that god has ordained nationhood. He hasn't ordained tribalhood. He hasn't ordained, what do they call it where people just do anything they want? Anarchy. Anarchy? Yeah. They hadn't ordained that. And a lot of lot of so called conservatives say they're anarchists. What he has ordained is nations. No question. Clearly, expressly, the Bible points that out. And, if any any new world order comes where there's a single will, the controlling thing, well, we're in trouble. Yeah. They hadn't ordained that. A lot of a lot of so called say they're anarchists.
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To the audio right there. Paul, are you messing around? Because the audio changed dramatically. There was a whoop and then Brent came, like, real strong.
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Are you flying around there? No. Well, I'm not. No. Not you, Brent. Paul. Oh, somebody just weighed in and said something, and I didn't hear it. And I wanted him to say it again. Okay. Yeah. Please. Whoever did that because something happened right there. I thought maybe it was Brent, but, nah, I don't know.
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Now let's see if I just say something or was that that change? There's some kind of audio thing in that little whoop. And you got real strong, so that may have been what it was. Anyway, back to where we were. I just said, I know you don't pay attention to stuff, but I just wondered if you had seen any of this. I mean, this might be an activity.
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You can't help but know what's going on. I remember I discovered this when I was in my my late twenties, and I lived out in the in the San Fernando Valley of California before it turned all Mexican. It was still rough, but it was, at that time, it was still white. And, I just remember it was, I lived in an apartment building that wasn't my home. I was there for a short time. But, at that time, Britain invaded the Falkland Islands. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Remember that? Yeah. And, that yeah. That was big news. Ronnie Reagan was in office, and and Maggie was running, the military over there.
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And then called the Malvinas. The real name in Argentina is the Malvinas, I believe. And they're And they yeah. They territory.
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They tried to take it back by force, and and, of course, they went down there and stopped them, and it turned into a full blown war and several 100 Brits were killed. Of course, they ended up prevailing, but I didn't read during that time. I was busy and under the gun trying to get certain things done that I had to get done and I didn't read any newspaper articles during that war. I didn't watch any television. I didn't have a television. I didn't listen to the radio. I'm just busy doing what I had to do. And I discovered, though, I go out in the morning and, I'd see the newspaper headlines in the newspaper stand there right outside the front door of the apartment building.
And I'd look at look at that, and I knew as much about what was going on as anybody else. It just takes that much, and you can't help but know what's going on because it's splattered everywhere. Uh-huh. I kinda know what's going on. Like I said
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things, but that was the war when the TV would go. This is day 15 of the Falklands War, and they'd show the British Navy steaming through the Atlantic the same as 2014 and 12. You know? Yeah.
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Well, and at that time, during those days, and we invaded Grenada. And, Yes. Yes. I remember. Yeah. And, they killed the the Islamic, the conservative Islamic people, murdered over 200 United States Marines at a with a bomb at a barracks there in somewhere.
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I was in Lebanon, and there's real strong evidence that that was a Mossad false flag. Go ahead.
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Yeah. Well, those as I said, those, those crazy people over there, they're all the same. Islam, Judaism. I mean, what's the difference? They're just there to cause trouble. They keep things stirred up constantly and killing each other constantly. And, that's a quote from my father, he said. Stay away from it. So I do. Yeah. But, you know, he didn't wanna go over there, he said. Good grief. We got a lot of land here. It's pretty good. Why don't we just stay here? Go over there and risk your life for nothing. Well, but I knew all that was going on and I never been those days. But, you know, here's the difference too. And I've noticed this, Roger. I'll make an observation that my father made and I saw it in my family. I have I've said before, at one side of my family was Republican on my father's side.
They were from East Tennessee and then Southern Indiana. And then the other side of the family were Democrats and they were from Kentucky. You know, East Tennessee has always been Republican. Never was a time it wasn't Republican and they didn't join the south during the war. They manufactured war materials secretly all over the mountains, in East Tennessee. But dad's family and my mother's family were Democrats, and they were they were of the southern culture, hunting dogs. You know, they didn't have ship dogs. They had hunting dogs. That was a different deal. Dad's family had ship dogs. Well, I got both sides of it, I guess, I was saying. But I noticed this about Democrats. In mom's side of the family, no matter how much money they had or didn't have, they got a lot of newspapers every day come to the house.
And, and our and our, our family never got any newspapers. Mhmm. Wanna take time to fiddle with, whatever the latest was. But I go over to my cousin's house, and he'd have all these newspapers, and he'd say, let me show you how to read a newspaper because I picked one up. I was looking at it, and it was just too cumbersome. He said, you sat on the couch, and you lay it out on the floor, and he showed me how to lay it out on the floor, you know, and read it. Traditionally, Roger Democrats read newspapers more, a lot more in the past they did. That may be part of the problem.
Yeah. That that yeah. And they're more controlled, by the way. The Democrats are more controlled. And if Republicans follow the Democrats and allow the words of the media and never forget Rupert Murdoch, one time Rupert owned Fox News and CNN. I don't know if he still does. This is nothing but that we say controlled opposition and the left has always done it, but now the right is doing it too, and it's gonna destroy the right. I'll tell you. That's my conclusion. Paying attention to the news.
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Go ahead, Roger. Well, we can get rid of some of these rhinos that are entrenched up there. That'd certainly be positive. I wanted to get a your opinion. Evidently, one of the the wash state of Washington's AG with several other basic states behind him has already gotten a federal judge's ruling or the against the deportation of these, illegals under the birthrights and challenging the no birthright citizen thing. Now that needs to be made abundantly clear, and I haven't heard hardly anybody make it clear except at the start. That is only designed for people that are here illegally, And it's not for the entire birthright citizenship. I think they'd like to get rid of that, but I don't think they know what they're dealing with quite frankly and how important it is. But this one for illegal aliens now makes total sense.
And, they're gonna fight them in court. That one probably will fast track to the supremes here pretty quick, I would think. So that was one thing I wanted to mention to you and make sure you knew about.
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What is that?
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Pardon me. Go
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ahead. Yes. Is that going Yeah. But are the courts gonna make any difference? I mean, DJ I know. Yeah. DJ Trump knows that he's not bound by any law or any tradition or any custom to obey the Supreme Court of the United States. Uh-huh. You're not bound by the constitution to do it. Uh-huh. What law would bind him to obey the and he his mentor his mentor, Andy Jackson, said this. When the do gooders, and they were nothing but silly do gooders, came and said and tried to stop the transportation of the 5 civilized tribes to Oklahoma. Right. It's still hailed by the left as a travesty. Right. Andy Jackson was president.
He had adopted by that time, a couple of orphan Indian boys. I believe they were Choctaw or Chickasha, which were part of the tribes that were transferred. He wasn't a racist that way. That way. One of his best friends with a fellow, chief of the red sticks named, Weatherford. Weatherford. Yeah, that was his name. He was 7 eights red man. No 7 eights Scotch Irish, like Andy Jackson and 1 8 red man, but he was the chief of the tribe. He had a close friends with him. He'd went to battle with him. It was a brutal battle ever set where Sam Houston became famous and wounded and became right hand man to Andy Jackson, but but they became close friends.
But he determined upon the advice of his friends among the Indian nations that their culture would not continue. They would cease to exist if they were not transferred away from the onslaught of the white migrations that nobody could stop. And so he determined to do it. Some do gooder, so called Christian missionaries, filed a case in the Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of the tribes. Most of the tribes wanted to leave and go to Oklahoma. There were some that didn't. That's true. But they filed a case that wound its way up to the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme Court of the United States ruled for the do gooder missionaries, and they were not missionaries that were doing good, but they called they thought they were.
And ruled to get ruled in their favor, and Andy Jackson said, I think I've got the quote pretty close. The Supreme Court of the United States has has given its opinion. Now let's see if they can enforce it. Right. And that's the way our common law government is designed to work. Separate and coequal branches of government elect executive, legislative, and judicial. None of those three branches obliged to buy any law to obey the other and let and most of them do it only for political reasons and under political pressure. Other than that, they don't care. Men are independent minded. They don't care. Yeah. And they shouldn't. And And as James Mattis said and as Madison said in the federalist papers, the whole idea of our common law government, and that's what our constitution has, upheld and undergirded.
The whole idea behind it is to pit to pit the 3 branches of government again each other, to keep them in perpetual tension, to keep them fighting with one another so they'll leave us alone. That's fundamentally what what common law government is. And if I I like to call common law government a perpetual Mexican standoff, and some of you remember if you're old enough, the good, the bad, and the ugly. And at the end of that was the perpetual perpetually perpetually admired and fascinating, Mexican standoff of a gun battle. And that's our common law government. Never ending tension, never ending contention, and never ending fighting.
And every each branch using all the tools of common law gives it to assert its power and jurisdiction. And we depend upon those branches to fight each other and to defend each one of them their separate sphere of authority so that we can have a little bit of freedom. That's what it boils down to. So Andy Jackson, being the, the, an unofficial mentor of, of, DJ Trump. I think DJ Trump from his experiences also last time he was president, he understands that. He understands his job. I really believe he does. I don't believe most presidents and most governors of the states really understand. Some do,
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and they push it to the limit. And there's both He sure he sure has got a better handle on it the second time around, I can tell you. Also, Andy Jackson, said the same thing when they, the Supreme Court ruled and tried to overrule his, signing kick of the second bank of the United States out, not renewing Veto.
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The veto of the charter. Yeah. He did in substance. And he said at that time, he said, when I took, an oath to uphold the constitution of the United States, I did not take that oath to uphold it as some other man understands it, as the Supreme Court understands it, as the Congress understands it. I took the oath to uphold it as I understand it. And when we stop to consider how ridiculously ludicrous it would be to tell somebody, I want you to take an oath to do what somebody else tells you to do. Now that's what the evil empire and that's, of course, he didn't. But that's what the evil empire has now weaseled into our courts. And when a juror takes an oath, he takes an oath to follow the instructions of the judge. Unfortunately.
Now I tell this but this fools people. I tell I tell jurors. I don't care what your oath is. If you know in your heart of hearts after you've heard the evidence, you're you're you're on the you're in the driver's seat now. The judge isn't. And you believe in your heart of hearts that the judge is instructions are wrong. Then you don't have an option. You have a duty. Instructions are wrong, then you don't have an option. You have a duty Right. To dispel those instructions. And that's a fact. And you can do that. By the way, this is a doctrine that's forgotten. And it used to be, of course, at the forefront during the reformation of church and state in Britain. And they understood it, and they included it when parliament asked the men to assemble at Westminster and give them advice on the subjects and the topics they gave them, advice upon what the Bible says about those topics.
And they compiled that in a document called the Westminster Confession, which is the official creed of, the Presbyterian Church, the bible believing Presbyterian churches anyway. Oh, by the way, DJ Trump was catechized catechized in that confession. That's another point that's important to remember. Whatever else he may be, he knows what that confession said because where he went to church, his mother was a Presbyterian and he was catechized in the Westminster confession. And in that confession, it has a section called on unlawful oaths.
And the point that they make in there from a biblical point of view, and they've got the Bible to back it up, that if you take an oath to do something that's unlawful, you and you because of mistake or because of evil, whatever. You don't have an option. You have a duty to disavow that oath. And the oath at that time that was forefront in their minds, among others, one of them was the oath that was given to nuns and priests and monks. And they'd said the Bible says that that oath is unlawful, therefore, you have a duty to disavow it and leave it. Of course, in that day to do that was to risk getting murdered, and a lot of people were murdered. But they wanted to bring forth God's law.
The the the chief law giver, the only law giver, the final arbiter of right and wrong, I should say, not the only law giver, the final arbiter of right and wrong, and individual instances from whose decision there is no appeal. We want they wanted his word. Parliament wanted his word on the matter so that their legislation would comport and be consonant with the Bible. And that confession, by the way, is online. We have an American version where it's tweaked a little. The Presbyterian Church in America has tweaked it because they, in that oath, there's references to the crown that we don't have.
And so fundamentally, they were right, of course, and it's a good document. It's a biblical document fundamentally, but in America also, watch this, Roger, this is we're more intensely common law country than they are now. And in the West Michigan, the oath that is taken to it now is the that you uphold it substantially, and then you list your reservations. That's the way we do it in America. There's some things that are not negotiable, of course, but, there are some things that are, for instance, the Westminster confession, as it originally came out in the 1600, said that the Pope of Rome was the antichrist.
I, with along with some other people say, no, I take reservation there. In the American in the American version, it corrects that and says the pope of Rome is an antichrist, then that's biblical. There are many antichrists. Mhmm. But but it's important that we recognize that the Westminster confession is not the Bible. It needs to be changed when we see we've made a mistake. The Bible? No. We don't change that. We take it. We take it. That's why we I call it the good book uncooked. We don't wanna cook the book. We want to take it and live deliver it up raw just the way we receive it.
And that's the doctor of the biblical inerrancy that they also helped you at that time for good reason why the evidence is clear. That's why. Well, Roger, but but back to the point about about this three branches of government. If I could get one thing across, and I tried to, and it all comes out of this. The government that God has given to men to administer has 3 branches. And those three branches are in constant tension with one another, and not a one of those three branches has any lawful power to trump the other. If I could get that one point across as I learned, I had to take a test just to graduate from high school when I was coming up. And and I remember that I I learned more getting ready for that examination at the end of, high school to graduate than I learned in law school about the constitution of the United States. No question.
No question. And one of the things we're going over now, Roger, on Saturdays Sundays for about an hour, Stanbury's Catechism on the Constitution of the United States, 333 questions, repped about question 70. And I encourage folk to join us because our constitution of the United States is among the most solid stepping stones in the long history of our common law tradition. There are many. There are many. The our common law is an unwritten law. It's a it's a law to be observed the way things are, and they aren't gonna change. But sometimes men record their impressions of it. And those that draft no. Those that ratified our constitution. The drafters get too much credit. All they did, all they did, it wasn't genius. All they did was saying, we got a common law government here. We've been we went to war to preserve it. Now let's just put it in place, you know, in writing in a document, and they did.
Mhmm. And they, of course, got rid of do we have a king like they did in Britain? Well, sure we do. It's called the executive branch and a common law king is a limited position, a limited of a limited authority. And our president is like the common law Kings of Anglo Saxon England before the Norman invasion of 1066. And justice James Wilson of the United States Supreme Court said it just that way. He's right. We're, we're not trying to in America, we haven't set up a government that tries to parrot the government of England, the Norman government of England as good as it is. It's pretty good. But no, no. We're reaching back before the year 1066 and establishing common law government as it existed in Anglo Saxon England. Now that's an immigrant. There's another immigrant, justice James Wilson, an immigrant from Scotland, an immigrant from Scotland. And he came here and he said, the Anglo Saxon government is what we want. And he said when the supreme court first the first panel had 3 justices, and he was one of them along with John Jay and another fellow. But our common law government is the foundation, and the branches of government are coequal. And everything we understand about government or should understand flows out of that single reality.
We are not a government by a single will. The rest of the world looks at us as well. How do you have a government when nobody's in charge? Well, I don't know, and I don't have to explain it. Matter of fact, you can't explain it. Matter of fact, it's not logical, but a matter of fact, it's enabled us to become the most powerful engine of wealth and prosperity the world has ever, ever, ever known. And we're a darn fool if we don't know what it is and try to preserve it. And, Paul, go ahead.
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We've got a few minutes before we're gonna be dropping out of Chicago. If you can go in and read deeper and and a o and radiosopbox.com. If you can, go in and tell people how they can, get in on, your, your courses and stuff on common lawyer.com.
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Well and I wanna make sure that you have opportunity to attend them too, so we need to talk, after the show. And it just dawned on me that I don't think you do. And if you want to, at your leisure, of course, I want you to be able to do that, and we appreciate what you do here. This is Brent, Brent Allen Winters, commonlawyer.com. Www.commonlawyer.com. I've only been to Chi Town twice in my life, but I'm so glad that we're broadcasting into it. We went there once on a train from up the Illinois Central, by the way. The the city of New Orleans.
There you go. And I went to the International Livestock Show up there in 1968 when I was in the FFA, the Future Farmers of America. 2 weeks, Roger, just 2 weeks after the Democratic convention. And one of the guys that goodness. Yeah. One of the guy well, all these a lot of cattle there, you know. It was like a fast dog show at Dallas. And and it was put on and supported, of course, by the stockyard, the largest stockyard in the world of Chicago. We're going like gangbusters at that time, taking in all the cattle from the Northern United States and and a whole lot of other places. Well, I asked one of the fellows there working at the convention center. I said, have you ever seen so much BS in your life?
It caused all those cattle over there. You know? He said, yeah. Just 2 weeks ago, you wouldn't believe what we had to shovel out of here. Oh, boy. You talk about it. It's a serial. You know, Dick Nixon and his group sabotage the air conditioning system at the Democratic National Convention in 1968 as one of the hottest, most humid summers on record. I did not. I've never heard that. Oh, yeah. That's true story. And that's why they were mad and getting in fist fights. Remember, they they beat up old, Dan Rather when he was young. Remember that? I do vaguely. Well, anyway, get back to Brett Allen winners common lawyer dot com. That was in Chicago style. You know, folk back in that part of the world say if you wanna be active in politics after you, after you go up the flume, just make sure they bury your body in Cook County and they'll count you as a voter. You know? That's right.
Well, this is Brent Allen Winters, common lawyer.com, www.commonlawyer.com, coming to you, coming at you as we say, from the remote hinterlands of the lower Wabash River Valley, where the hogs, the frogs, and the dogs keep up a racket all night all night long. You can join us for church on Sunday. We're going through the book of oh, we're going through the 10 commandments right now. The most fundamental law we have. The most fundamental law we have. 10 standards. There aren't even commandments. 9 of them are 9 of them one of them is a commandment. The 5th one, the rest are infinity of absolutes in the Hebrew text. And we're breaking those down. That's fundamental.
But then we're going through the book of Jude and talking about apostasy and the unforgivable sin. 25 short verses. And we're unpacking the book of Jude to be to know what apostasy is and to stay away from apostates. That's a book not that's that book's not a not not a warning against apostasy. That book is a warning against apostates. Those folk whom it's all over but to cry in like the devil himself and a lot of other people. No second chances. Stay away from them. Well, we're talking about in detail. I'm just trying to course to unpack raw, not cooking the book what it says. And then the law school, winter's winter's inn, winter's inn of court, the law school, the church we call Winter's Inn because it's connected to Winter's Inn of Court, but the law school and we've I don't know. Maybe a dozen courses. I don't know how many or half a dozen. I don't remember a lot over the years, and we're teaching now a course, and I've entitled it entitled it, Christian nationhood, Christian nationhood. And we're we're focusing in that on our second greatest blessing as Americans.
Our second greatest blessing. What is Christian nationhood? Is there such a thing? Is America in a Christian nation? Should we be a Christian nation? If we are a Christian nation, what does it look like? We're talking about those kind of things. Join us for that class. Go to commonlawyer.com, www. Commonlawyer.com. Listen, Roger. If there's anything that has got the the, the left stepping and fetching like their hair's on fire and their butts were catching, It's this this, Christian nationalism thing. It's scaring the bejeevies out. Of course, they don't understand what it is, but let's talk about what it is. There's no question we're a Christian nation by osmosis. If nothing else, just go look at our national graveyards.
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Mhmm. Thousand. Let me let me Like oh, I'll see. What what is that? What? Go ahead. Somebody's talking. Let me jump in here really quick. I don't know what happened to the Whistler. That's, that's a new a new bumper file. Bet. Obviously, the Whistler's in the wrong spot. So, 106.9 WVOU FM in Chicago. Thank you so much for joining us. Follow us into the second hour by going to the matrix stocks dotcom. You can catch the link on Eurofolks Radio dotcom or Global Voice Radio Network. Radio soapbox.com, thank you for being here as well. Have a great
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day. Yep. Go get some fish and chips for me.
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Yes. Thank you, guys.
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Brent, a minute ago, Joan I think Joan was trying to get something in there, and you're like a man possessed today here. So on these subjects, I appreciate your enthusiasm. That's not any kind of an insult. It's a compliment. Anybody got anything they wanted to ask or bring forward here? We'll take a pause for a minute. I told you Joan was.
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Good morning Roger and Brent Brent thank you for talking about common law a few minutes ago and so it made me want to ask if you're in court, if you, Brent, are is in court because of a traffic, ticket, and you're trying to tell the judge that, not that you are a national? I'm just you know, I'm this might be theoretical, but, yeah. Hypothetical. And oh oh, yeah. Thank you. And the judge says, mister Winters, I don't wanna hear about that. And then and then you say, but your honor something something, you know, like, something Brent would say, something about common law or something about whatever the rules are of the court that you know about as a as a, common lawyer.
And and the and then so it's so then you try to say something else because you know your right or something like that. And then he said, if you say one more word, I'm gonna hold you in contempt and throw you in jail.
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It's happened.
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What would you say or do for any thank you.
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What do you say or do? You shut your mouth and you say yes, your honor. Yep. And then if you don't like the decision he makes, you take it up on appeal if you think you can do any good that way. That's the way you do that. You don't talk back to a judge ever, ever. Yep. Don't anybody ever do that. It's against the law. It's always been against the law. I don't care how crazy the judge is. You don't talk back to him in our common law country. Yeah. That's part of our common law tradition. You take it up on appeal if you think you've got a case. And But if you can't one more point, Roger. I'm sorry. I gotta make this or I'll forget it. If you can't get satisfaction in the courts, then you've got 2 other branches of government you can get satisfaction in maybe. And you need to follow the law and go to those other branches of government to get satisfaction. And there are many tools there too. But, once you get ruled against in a court, remember you're the most potentially the most powerful person in that room because you have the right of appeal.
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Back to you, Roger. Thank you. I was gonna say that the the old saying is don't bring that document up in this courtroom. That's been said before. And I remember John saying when they were, grouping together out there in Denver decades ago, and they were in front of a judge for something. And the judge said made this statement. He said, if the Patriots ever figure out what's going on, there's gonna be hell to pay. Now, Paul, you're trying to say something? Yeah. Go ahead.
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No, Larry.
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Oh, I'm sorry. You know, I was I was in there a moment before you, Larry. I've got a real quick point. If you're in a court and that situation happens now, I'm not a lawyer, and I don't even play 1 on TV. You can only appeal what you have objected to or take an exception to. So you don't speak to the judge rudely. You don't argue with him. You say, thank you, your honor. I take exception to your position, and I object for the record. Then you can appeal what you had. Otherwise,
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you're dead in the water as soon as the gavel hits the Well, let me let me tell you something else too. There's something very important. Paul.
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If you Add if we to add the fact that, if the judge does not, properly address your objection, then there was an objection. Okay? So the judge also has to participate in that little exchange.
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Okay. Well, this is very important, and it's a lesson I learned. If you don't bring something up at that trial level that you're in, you cannot bring it up in the pill in appeal. It's got to be involved in that discussion to be appealable.
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That's right. We don't ever talk back to the judge, and and the bible is clear on that point. Again, it comes back to the final arbiter of right and wrong, and that is the bible itself. And the bible addresses all these points. And one thing you don't do is mouth off to a magistrate. You there are other avenues. And if we allow that in a sinful world of rotten, dirty, low down, scummy, depraved sinners by the way, that's us. And if you don't believe it, go read what the bible says about that. Maybe you'll figure it out. Maybe you'll begin to see it. But once you understand the deplorable condition we're in, yes, we are all deplorables, all of us, including Hillary. More deplorable than most probably. But we're that's why we need a savior, but we're here, and he says, yeah. You need a savior. I've saved you. You're not going to hell. Here's what I want you to do. Now I'm giving you the power to do it. Honor all men, love the brotherhood, fear God, honor the king, and follow the law and know the law as best you can and follow it and use it to your advantage. Read the book of Acts. I would challenge anybody.
Read the book of Acts and watch Paul the apostle and how he uses the law to his advantage when he's up before the tribunals and they wanna kill him. And it happened on more than one occasion. Why don't we just read the facts of the Bible and see how he dealt with it? Not that he is the smartest man in the world and not that he always did it right. The book of facts records what he said and what he did. It does not give him any opinion on whether or not he said or did the right thing, but happened. And you may get some ideas. You have to decide for yourself with the book of Acts. That's the way Luke wrote it. He didn't write a theology book. He wrote a book of fact. And that's the same thing true with, his other book in the Bible, the the gospel of Luke. And by the way, Luke wrote more pages of the new testament than any other writer, including Paul the apostle who wrote at least a dozen books. But Luke wrote more pages, and it's nothing but pure fact. No opinions. No doc. No nothing. Go ahead. Wasn't he a physician?
Yeah. He was a physician, and isn't it something? This is the wisdom of the providence of God. Isn't it something that only Luke really has much to say about the nativity, the birth, and the conception of Jesus Christ? And doctor Luke takes his stethoscope and puts it right down on the boy and says, yep, this Messiah is truly of the race of Adam. He's got a heartbeat and he presents him that way. Matter of fact, the target audience of that book is the Greeks, the Hellenistic, the Greek cultured world, who in their religion, their pagan religion was looking for what The perfect man. I look at their statuary, look at their writings, their philosophy writings, their writing as a medicine, like, Galen. You read there. I've read the writings of Galen. He was a Greek physician. There's nothing there much more that we know than he knew. Not much. He could do about anything they could do today and tried to do it. Of course, we do have some advancements he didn't have, of course, but fundamentally, no, no. We didn't know much more. But Luke was in that world and Luke targeted the Greeks that were looking for the perfect man. The gospel Luke says this, hey, fellas.
I'm part of the Greek world too, educated as a physician. I found the perfect man. Perfect of bodies, perfect of soul, perfect of spirit. Jesus the Christ. Here he is. Here's the record of what I know about it. What a wonderful piece of evidence. Irrefutable, by the way, under the rules of common law evidence. But coming back to one of the points somebody made about court, the judge has to has to respond to your objections. He doesn't have to respond to your objections. It is true that you're entitled to a ruling and maybe that's more to what you're pointing at, and I get your point. He you are entitled to a ruling one way or the other on the objection, And that strengthens the record. But make sure, you know, if you get it on the record, and by the way, in our common law country, only in common law countries, do we make that kind of a record. Only in our common law countries do we have a stenographer and have always had that that makes a record. A record word for word about what was set in court. And upon that record, you could appeal. And that started by the way, way back in the days of Henry II, Henry II, you know, they made a movie about him. Peter O'Toole played Henry II back in the 19 fifties.
And of course, like everything in Hollywood, they used to say at home, if it comes out of Hollywood, it's no good. That's true. Some of the movies I like to watch, so that was one I like to watch. I still like that. It makes me wanna watch it again. A lot of truth in it, but it's always twisted the wrong way just enough to make the wrong guy the hero. Henry the second is a hero. The movie made him the villain and made the Roman church the hero. See? That's the way that works. No. No. Henry the second. What was the movie? What was the movie? I think it's called Henry the second. Okay. I think. No. No. No. No. No. No. Wait. Wait. No. I can't remember Roger. Sometimes you can look it up. Peter O'Toole and the other I think Richard Burton played the the adversary who was his carousing buddy when they grew up and he made, I think it was Richard Burton made him, the archbishop of Canterbury because he was nominally qualified in that he held some low level position as a churchman.
And so he had the power of appointment that they said back in those days and pointed him archbishop. Well, the archbishop, Peter, Richard Burton, he got to thinking, well, now that I have power, I'm going to assert it, the separation of power again again the king. Well, Henry the second is called the father of our modern common law tradition. He's the hero, but he had been villainized ever since. The other the other one of our fathers, in continuation of our common law tradition was Longshanks, Edward the first. Uh-huh. Right. The hammer of the Scots. He's villainized in Hollywood.
The movie the movie, Braveheart. With Wallace or William Wallace or Wallace? Braveheart. Braveheart. A villainized him. He's not the villain. He strengthens our common law and brought it even more. He just took what it was and undergirded it and magnified it as did Henry the second. If I it's been said of lawyers in common law countries, the English speaking world. If you went into a common law court, the court of the king's bench in the days of Henry the second, which was in the 1100, That's a long time ago, about a 1000 years. If you went into court then, most lawyers in England, America, and Canada would feel like they knew what was going on. I mean, it was that much. He did that much to solidify the principle of our common law, which come down to evidence and procedure. Our common law is not a list of outcome standards, do's and don'ts. Our common law is due process. Our common law does not include due process.
Our common law is Is. Due process, unless the jurisdiction yeah. It is. The jurisdiction that Amen. God through the bible has given to men. We do not have jurisdiction over the outcome standards, but we try to take it through our legislation.
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Somebody, 2 or 3 people Brent's trying to talk. I'm just try I'm gonna say something to the audience. I wanna I wanna shut up. Go ahead. How how much Brent has clarified my understanding on this stuff and the audience is the recipients of that work. But, you know, the way Brent simplifies things like the law of the city and the law of the land. Well, when you get down to an either or situation, it sure makes your decision a lot easier. Also, when we get back and the other folks have a chance to say what they gotta say here, Brent, I wanna go back to the pardons from Joe Biden on these preemptive pardons that they issued and and discuss that. Paul, what you got?
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There were 2 movies. 1 is The Lion in Winter from 1968. And then from 1964, there was Peter O'Toole as Henry the second in a movie called Beckett.
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Yes. That's it, I think. That's it. Beckett.
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Yeah. Thank you, Paul, for and I think, Richard Burton played the part of Beckett, and Beckett was his carousing buddy when they were teenagers. Uh-huh. And they knew each other, and and then in the end of the end of the well, he appointed a archbishop of Canterbury. He wasn't qualified, but he appointed him. And then he went against Henry the second because Henry the second, because he was a common law king. See, the canon civil laws of Rome are not gonna tolerate that. And there was the clash. You see, and this spells the history of England. The history of England is the clash between the law of the land or common law and the law of the city, the canon civil laws of Rome, the Roman Empire and the Roman Church. Yeah. And that's still the class today. That's the only class that's ever been among men. 2 different standards, 2 different gods, 2 different laws fundamentally, and that's what we have here in America. That's the danger we have against our common law tradition.
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Lex Rex versus the common law. Larry has been trying to insert something for a coon's age. Larry, what do you got, buddy? We got a brisk show. Hard to get to you. Are you still indoors not making delivery? I'm here.
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Hey, buddy. Yeah. I just wanna go back in time in our discussion and, just mention 2 comments and then a request. The two comments are, Donald j Trump signed an executive order to release the sealed records behind the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Martin Luther King. Yep. And then, a federal judge yesterday in the state of Washington blocked his executive order regarding birthright citizenship. I think it's there's some type of restraining order for about 14 days. And then It's not on any of Washington.
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It's several other AGs. All the the blue states all bring up and use him as his people. So they're only state. Oregon and Washington state.
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Right. There's 4 states that came together, and they're trying to represent a 153,000, children that were born to illegals, and, they're trying to protect their interests. That's why the judge issued that order. And then my request is, there's a lot of students that are concerned about the Noahide laws, and I think president Reagan was the first one to sign sign that law. And I think all 50 states have adopted it, and I think it's all about, from what I hear, population control. And I was wondering if Brent would talk about that that whole subject for a few minutes.
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Well, I appreciate that. I'm pretty why I'm just glad you brought that up, the Noahide laws. I forget which president it was, but one of them. But congress. But kinda wait. I forget which presidency it was. What'd you say, Roger? Bush senior. Okay. Well, a a bunch of a a a passel, a a gaggle. They used a a term that's applied to a herd of baboons Yeah. A congress. It came to that's true. Yeah. We you know, I was growing up at all. We used to talk about what? It's a what? It's a troop. No. Baboons. Baboons are a congress. Are they? Well, that's pretty cool. I didn't know that. I think other monkeys may be a troop, but baboons, a group of baboons, as a matter of our unassailable custom in our English tongue have been called to congress.
That's right. Well, you go look it up and tell me to find something different. But any rate, we'd talk about, what do you call a baby a baby, beaver? And, a baby beaver is called a kit. And what do you call a beep sale? Pardon?
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Like a fox.
[01:18:15] Unknown:
Yeah. And that's why good. That's right. And that's why they called Carson, Kit Carson. He was down there for he was a little guy. He was only about 9 or 57 or 58, something like that. You know, they depicted him in the history like he was this big powerful engine fighter. Well, no question. He was deadly and tough, but he was he was a small, small man that was freckled all over his face. And, and, they because he was small, they called him Kit. But, all these different names you have for different animals, you know, the difference between a show and a sow and a and a, a filly and a a horse colt and but I didn't know about a congress because we didn't have any baboons around there in the valley. So one part in my wheelhouse, but there are names for all these things, and you could look them up. It's rather fascinating. But the the Noahide laws, what's that? Oh, that's a made up word. It's not in the Bible.
And it sounds fancy. I hate I'm at war against fancy Latin words and fancy words made up to make people feel like Roger is too, apparently. To make people look like they do that, to make them look like they're intellectual. You see? As like the word Judeo Christian. Well, that's a oxymoron. That'd be like an Islamic Christian or or some other false religion Christian, it doesn't exist. But then add the word ao on the or the the sound ao on the end. Why do they do that? Why don't you just say Jew Christian? Why say Judeo? Why say Graco Roman when you could just say Greek Roman? That's because the people that invent those words want to look intellectual like they're in a world that knows words other people don't know. Now there's some words that are worth knowing and you need to describe them, but they just manufacture them, artificially because you want to look smart and you really don't want to communicate what they mean to anybody. And obviously Judeo Christian, nobody stops and says, well, this was what I think it should mean or Graco Roman.
Well, this word, Noahide, is like that. What where's this id come from? I d e. Well, the word Noah, I get that. Okay. Noah. Yeah. He was the guy on the ark. He had all the animals and he was a guy that didn't try to save the world, but he tried to save his family and ended up saving the entire race of Adam. That's, the way God works. And by the way, I repeat this. I call it the Noah principle. God will use you. He will do more good than you could ever imagine, and don't don't think you have to know it. Don't think you'll even understand it's happening. As when Moses came down off the mountain, Sinai, he had the tables of the outcome standards that God had given him for God's people, 10 of them.
And it said that, the skin of his face having been in the presence of Yahoa, the skin of his face shown like the sun. It had taken on this. We don't know how it just said it's shown so much that the people said to him, the Israelites said, cover your face. We can't, we can't look at you. It's too bright. It hurts our eyes. We need sunglasses. Well, they didn't have sunglasses. Maybe they did. I I don't know. But they so Noah put a veil on his face, but the the text says this. After they said after that, they said, and it was true that the skin of his face shown like the sun. Then it says, but in the Hebrew, that means strong difference here.
But Moses, this is the old King James, Moses whisked not that the skin of his face shown like the sun. Whist, that's an old word that like wisdom is from the root of wisdom and went, and it has to do with whiteness like a white bearded man. Oh, it mean it it it it, signified an older person, and so it came to mean wisdom or knowledge knowledge. Moses whist not that the skin of his face shone. The skin of his face was so bright. People couldn't look at him, but he didn't even know it. And when you've been in the presence of your maker, when you've been in prayer, when he has, he has invaded your body by the spirit.
When he works through you, don't think you'll feel like you know it. You don't always hardly ever will. Frankly, what you do is relax. Let God use you and he'll do more with you that way. And you won't feel you won't be arrogant and you won't get the glory and because you won't even know it. That's what God wants. And that's the power that has made America what it is because the Bible teaches that principle. And without the Bible, that principle is not taught. Men don't understand it. They don't relax and rest in the Sabbath of God, and they can they try to do it on their own power. Don't do that.
But Noah eyed Noah eyed. Dumb word, just say Noah. Well, what are they talking about? They're talking about what God said to the second father of Adam's race. Noah is the second father of all of Adam's race. Agreed. That's easy. Right? Everybody was wiped out because of the demonic demonic eruption that occurred. Genesis at chapter 6 for the purpose of genetically polluting the race of Adam for the purpose of destroying the perfect Messiah that was to come. And only Noah, it says in the Bible, only Noah was untouched by that genetic pollution. It says that Noah's generations were kept clean. The Hebrew word Tamim Tamim, and that word is a word used for sacrifices that the Israelites were to bring to God that were unblemished.
That's one translation, unblemished. They weren't to be crippled, halt, 2 heads, one leg missing. You know, you bring the best to God, the perfect as a picture of the coming messiah, not not to do anything. It wasn't efficacious, but it was a picture, a object lesson of the perfect nest of the coming messiah of God, Jesus the Christ. And in faith, they did this by faith, in in looking forward to that coming. And that word Tamim, which means perfect, which means unblemished, it says of Noah Noah and his generations. Well, what are his generations? His 3 sons and the three sons. Yes.
What about the girls? The wives of the 3 sons. The female of our species does not pass along the sin principle according to Romans chapter 5. The female of the species that does not pass along the genetic corruption of our race. The female of the species receives the genetic corruption of our race. That's according to the Bible, but the female of the species does not pass it along. Now, here is the fascination. This explains how a crooked stick like the Virgin Mary could deliver a perfect Messiah. You see it? Jesus Christ, father is not a man.
It is God, the father. Conceive the spirit of God in the womb of Mary. And God used Mary, who does not have the power to genetically, as if any woman to pass along the sin principle, she herself, a sinner. She got that principle, that imperfection, that taint of depravity from her father. But the egg of the woman does not pass it along. That's what it teaches in the second chapter or the 5th chapter of Romans. Well, that being true, Mary did not pass along the sin principle to Jesus Christ. She herself was a sinner, but by the providence of God, that's not the way God works it. So Jesus Christ is a perfect man. Well, Noah was perfect.
It says, Tambin, unblemished, and it's genetic genetic makeup. The demonic eruption that occurred and recorded and recorded Genesis chapter 6, commented on Peter the Apostle comments on it in his epistle. And the book of Jude, we're talking about now the apostates. They were apostate angels called demons. We call them demons, apostate angels. Apostate that means, they get they don't get a second chance. They've committed the unforgivable sin. And to know what that is is important. Not so you won't commit it, but she'll stay away from people that have.
God's people won't, by the way. That's what we're talking about in Jude. You can join us Saturdays Sundays. Go to common lawyer.com, and you can see there the times are on Patriot Soapbox and we'll talk about it then. But getting back to the Noah high. So Noah and his sons were the ones would could pass along depravity were unblemished and they're not perfect in the sense of the Messiah, but unblemished from that demonic eruption that occurred in Genesis, recorded Genesis chapter 6 when it says the sons of God. Sons of God, that means the immediate creations of God, that's what demons, that's what angels are, immediate.
The agents of God are immediate creations of God. He made them, he makes them, Adam is an immediate creation of God. I am not an immediate creation of God except by the birth of the spirit. But that's an important event, of course. But, in the flesh, I'm not an immediate creation of my, my father, my grandpa, Adam, or my grandpa Noah. I am an indirect creation. Noah, however, did not this demonic eruption did not pollute his genetics. Therefore, God preserved the line of the Messiah in perfection you see. And it was through Noah.
He had 3 sons. 1 of them is named Shem Shem, and through Shem and coming on down, you know, Obed, Jesse, David, the old testament is the story of the preservation evermore focusing on that line of the Messiah, and we get to Jesus Christ and then yeah. Luke. Luke is the one that gives us the entire genealogy of Jesus Christ from Adam in 3 sections of 14 generations each. Three sections of 14, which would be 6 times 7, that's 42 generations, and Luke list them. And the old testament is the story of God's preservation against all odds, of that line of the Messiah, the preservation from demonic eruption and pollution.
Well, we get to know it though, and he's not corrupted, by this demonic corruption. When the sons of God saw the wholesomeness, the wholesome good, the inner good, the power and the health of the daughters of men, and were born into them. Men of old men of renowned men of the shame, by the way, shame name that word Shem, and, also the name of the son of Noah. All these things come together. The word of God is perfect in every minute detail. It fits well, getting back to Noah. So when Noah came off the ark, the thing that ties as a matter of law, that ties the entire existence of Adam's race together to their God is the trust settlement of God. Now in the law course, Christian nationhood, we're going to unpack Lord willing in the next 9 sessions, sheriff Darleaf and I from Barrie County, Michigan, are the teachers unpack what the fact of the matter, what the founders of America believed about this trust settlement, complete with the 3 indispensable certainties of words under trust law, common law, the entrusted property, the beneficiaries named by name, the book of life, the Bible calls it, and the settler, which is yahaha himself concerning the entrusted property of land.
We're gonna unpack that, but that God repeats the terms of that trust settlement throughout the older testament. We call it different covenants. Covenants, a catchall Latin word for the law of promises. And the law of common law of trusts falls into the category, the law of promises because the settler makes a promise. The English word for promise is undertaking a commitment and the settler makes that commitment and it's irrevocable. It's an irrevocable, fully discretionary, pure trust, as we say at common law. We're gonna unpack that, lord willing, in the next 9 sections, 3 certainties, 3 sections of 3 presentations each, 9 presentations left, and the others are in the can, and you can listen to those if you join the the course. And the object of this course is not to say you gotta believe what these guys believed.
The object of the course to say, look, friends, let's just know how our country began, what these men believed, the Puritans, the Anglicans, who are the Puritans are Anglicans, the Scotch Irish Presbyterians, which flooded in next after the Puritan flood and migration, and then the Dutch and German reform groups that came before both of them and settled first in New York, calling it New Amsterdam. Those 3 groups are the ones that set the tone for what America is. I can't change that. Nobody can change it. This is a lesson in history. What did these men believe? And we're going to talk about what the trust settlement of God. And they believe that all of reality had to relate to that trust settlement. So we have Adam, what does he say? He said, be fruitful, multiply.
And no, he didn't say be fruitful. It wasn't imperative. He said, you will be, There's a difference. He's giving, he's speaking prophetically. God said to Adam, fruitfulness multiply and fill the earth. And by the way, that word does not mean refill. That was, the translation that was made. I don't know why they did that, but it just means fill. Nothing doesn't change things any. It's to say refill is a different that changes things. Maybe it was, but that word does not mean that. I'm not gonna say it is or isn't from that word. We just know fill the earth. That was the beginning statement. And when God said, what we call the proto uangelion of Genesis chapter 3 verse 15, the first statement of the good spell, the gospel of God there when he says to the serpent that the seed of the woman notice, not the man, the seed of the woman.
Why? The seed of the man is can be corrupted, but the seed of the the woman is important there. It says he watch this. This is an important detail that the translators of the Jerome, the translator of the Latin Vulgate, missed and got wrong. And Martin Luther noticed it and made much of it and rightly so. What it says, well, the Vulgate says to follow the genders of the word just says that, the seed of a woman, she puts it in the feminine, shall crush the head of the serpent. But the Hebrew text does not say that. The Hebrew text says that the seed of the woman, he and the masculine shall crush the head of the serpent.
By the way, that mistranslation of the Vulgate, which is the official doctrine, the court of last resort for the church of Rome, that Jerome's translation is the basis for the worship of Mary. The worship of Mary the worship called. Trying to recognize Mary as a mediator, a co mediator with Jesus Christ. Martin Luther caught that. Well, he knew Latin, of course, and he caught the difference. But there are other things in the Bible too that speak against that. That's just the foundational one. But that protoangelion, Genesis 3 chapter 15, when he makes that statement, that's the found that's more revelation about the trust indenture, the entrustment, the trust settlement of God with his people. Then we get at Adam, then we get to Noah.
Well, the over the centuries, people have called it the Adamic Covenant or the Adamic Trust Settlement, I would call it, because it is a common law trust. It's a very certain species of the law of promises. Then you have the Noah coming off the ark, the second father of the of the race of Adam, and there, he he reiterates the covenant to Adam, the trust settlement to Adam, but he reveals more about it. And, he does the same thing to David, so people call that the Davidic covenant, and on and on it goes. And then by the time we get to the New Testament, it's called the new covenant. But the word new doesn't mean new because of something wholly different or contrary.
The Greek word new means new in time, not new in kind. It's this it's the new testament. That means the second testimony. You know, you go to a trial, you put 1 man on the witness stand, and he testifies. Well, yeah. I saw him do it. I saw the man pick up a hammer and beat the stuff and he beat he beat a mud a mud hole in this fella, then he turned around and beat it dry. I saw him do it. Then he put another man on the witness stand and he said, yeah, I saw it. I've seen it too. Well, can you tell us any more about it? The another fellow told fellow told us. Well, he did this, this, and that, and this too. So you got the first testimony and the second. That doesn't mean the second testimony rules out the first. That means that they go together. We in the mouth of 2 or 3 witnesses, every fact is established. That's why you need 2 testimonies.
You need 2 testimonies because the law of God requires 2 witnesses to every arising issue. So you have 2 testimonies, but that's not 2 new covenants. The book of Hebrews then talks about the first testimony and the second testimony, the old testament and the new testament. And so the new testament is better because it it's a fuller revelation of the trust settlement of God. But with Noah let us get back to Noah. Noah came out of the ark and God said, okay, here's some fundamental standards, some fundamental covenants, some fundamental standards I want you to follow so that you will enjoy the land entrusted in this trust settlement for your benefit.
You can enjoy it. There are covenants to this trust settlement. Just like when you go into a hotel room or a hotel room, there are covenants with your occupation of that real property that falls under land. Well, we don't want you to have a pet in here, and we don't want you to be smoking tobacco. I don't want you to do that. If you do that, you've violated the covenant. They may ask you to leave. Well, the same thing with God. We violate the covenant, the trust settlement of God. He gave us the land. And he said in the trust settlement, look. You can have this land as long as you don't abuse it and pollute it. That's what he said. And so there are fundamental laws we have.
We don't we don't keep those laws so that we won't to keep us from going to hell if we're Christian folk, but we do keep them so that we'll enjoy the eternal life God has given us. You have two choices as a Christian man or woman born from above born from above of the spirit. You can either enjoy your Christian life in the spirit or you can be miserable. How do you be miserable? By doing all this filthy, stupid, ugly things that Americans have been doing because they've forgotten the trust settlement of God. Our forebearers understood this covenant.
And when Noah came off the ark, it's an expansion of what he said to Adam and the whole Bible just expands more and more till you come to the pinnacle of revelation. The final revelation of God's word, the living word, Jesus, the Christ, who is the fulfilling, the absolute perfection, the perfecting of this covenant, this trust settlement that God has established and settled for His people. And it's comes down to enjoying the land. That's why the New Testament says over and over, you know, write these over the book of John. I write these things to you that you may have joy. Problem with, you got eternal life, but you're not enjoying it. You have eternal life on the land the lord your god has given you. You're you're not enjoying it. Why? Because you don't understand it. That's why you got to know a little bit about it and God will teach you. And if you're on that list of beneficiaries that he has named, just like a common law, you got to name the beneficiaries.
Well, then he will bring you to the point through discipline, through discipline, and that's unpleasant. They'll bring you to the point that you will learn to enjoy what God has given you. Roger, I should have been beaten more than I was when I was a boy. And there are a lot of people that think I'm undisciplined. They don't like my personality. They think I'm rude. They think I enter rooms mouth first sometimes, which I do. They think I don't know how which fork to pick up when I you know, I'm not polite at every point. We had a fellow on here last week, Roger. I just love to have him on, because he Paul English because he's an Englishman, and he's in a culture that is more proper than us.
And I like who I am as an American, but I can learn some properness from a man like that. And that's where our properness came from. A lot of it because English England is a common law country, and our common law tradition is a Christian tradition, period. The law of the city is a pagan tradition that governs most of the world. Yes. Excuse me. But here we are, after all that talk, the no eye laws. So the Jewish religion, which is the Babylonian Judaism, the Talmud, then the Mishnah, etcetera. Jesus Christ calls the what is now the Talmud and the Mishnah, he calls it the tradition of the elders because at that point, it had not been reduced to writing. It was an oral tradition kept secret so that they could the parasites could abuse people. And it was not put to writing for another 500 years. Go ahead, Brent. Good point, Roger. I wish I could say it all, but it it's nice to work in tandem, and you're nice enough to do that and keep things straight and, keep some order, but bring up things that I miss. But coming back to Noah, so when he came off the ark, God said to him, murder is against the law. Murder, not killing.
Killing can be justified. We call it justifiable homicide at common law. Murder. And to shed another man's blood outside of the law of God is murder. At common law, we flesh this out. How do we go about deciding and see our common laws about how, not what our common law is not about the outcome standard. Our common law is about how do we decide what processes can we use to assure that we come to the right outcome standard result? So with murder, our common law says we must have malice and the murderer and a forethought. We must have 2 witnesses that saw him do it.
We must have a jury that is in panel right at the point of them arriving so they don't have time to get bribed. And that's just a handful of a thousand other things that our common law demands. Our common law is the process, the way we go about applying the outcome standards that God has given us. You know, in England today, I don't know today, it always has been, that they were very proud and probably still are that there's no place on the books that it says murder is against the law. Well, why why and so you take people in on a murder trial and you you tell the jury, they'll murders it. There's a murder trial and you gotta decide who did the murder and then how they did it and where and you decide the facts. That's what juries are for, the facts. And once the facts are decided, then they have to decide the verdict. But the facts are first.
And, far as, it was unless something's changed, there was no no legislation on the books that said murder was against the law. Why? Well, because they're a Christian nation. England's a Christian nation. De jure. A Christian nation de jure. We are a Christian nation de facto. Now you can be a Christian nation de jure and de facto as England has been for centuries, but we are Christian nation now just did did your, and that works pretty good, don't it? It it darn sure does. We're gonna talk about that more. There's nothing wrong with, with something being de facto or de jure. It depends upon the context. And to be a Christian nation de jure, that means or I'm sorry. Did I get that back backwards? I did, Roger.
Let Brent say that again. Some of you probably caught that. America is a Christian nation de facto, not. England is a Christian nation de jure and always has been also de facto. In fact, we are a Christian nation in fact, but not not by any positive pronouncement of law. And worked out pretty good for us. Wow. I hate to make I've said a lot of things backwards. I depend upon my listeners to tell me if I do. Go ahead. I wanna ask Larry, did that answer your question? Well, the Noahide laws, I didn't get to it. Let me get to it, Roger. You've prodded me. I'll get to it quick. The Noahide laws Yeah. I just thought laws. Yes. I just thought it was too loud. Let me finish. Let me finish.
Let me answer your question. I've been talking too much. The laws against murder by, if you shed a man's blood, by man shall your blood be shed. And we apply the common law that, and not eat to eat things strangled and drink blood and eat blood. Those are the 2 fundamental things. And the Jews went to congress and said, we want a resolution, say orthodox Jews, that that these things are true and applies to all men, not just Jews. That's just silly talk. Doesn't mean anything, but congress capitulates to that kind of stupidity, and we should have never done it. That that is a violation of the first amendment. Go ahead.
[01:44:55] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I just wanted to find out if that answers his question. Now I really want to, while it's still topical, you know that on the way out the door, Biden pardoned a bunch of people with what they're labeling a preemptive pardon for crimes that they may have committed, but they haven't been charged or charged or found guilty of. And there was quite a few of them, quite frankly. What do you think about that? It's gonna be challenged, I hope, and I'm sure it is. But I don't I don't think he's got the right to do that. Go go. Hey. Here's why. You could go into a presidency like, you know, and go pull somebody aside and say, listen. I'm gonna let you go do do this, that, and the other, and then I'm gonna pardon you at the end, and we'll wipe it all clean.
[01:45:44] Unknown:
That's right. No. I agree. Pardon, by the way, as part of our common law tradition, again, it does not exist in the rest of the world. Most all the countries of the world are under the Roman civil Roman Canon civil laws of Babylon, the Code of Justinian, but pardon is a common law doctrine. And what it says is it's a picture of the new birth of the Bible. And what it says is, it doesn't say the when a president can pardon people for federal crime and governors can pardon people for crimes at the state level. That's true. But I mean, both. Those are common law doctrines. Part of our common law tradition is the power of the executive, the king at common law to do that. But when he does that, it is not a statement of innocence of the crime you've been convicted of. It is not a statement of innocence of the crime you've been convicted of. Right. What it is, it says it says to you, you you now enter the world as a newborn babe naked.
All of your former this was originally the doctrine of of pardon. All of your by by the way, it was pardon from outlawry. That's at common law. Outlaw is a doctrine of common law. Outlawry says you're condemned. You your head is like the head of a wolf. A wolf's head, they call it an old Anglo Saxon, and they just said anybody finding you has a duty to kill you. That's outlawry. Bring the body in dead or alive. We had it here in America. We we follow that in our common law tradition. We're a common law country. Well, coming back. So pardon, though, is the reversal at common law of outlawry, and what it says is you are now pardoned. It's a picture of what god does to a a sinful man or woman when he gives them a new birth. You enter as a newborn babe.
You have Paul, the apostle said, I count everything that I had. I had 2, 3 doctor's degrees. I was mister it. I had money. I had a marriage. I had I blah blah blah. I had everything. He said, when I was born from above, I came in as a newborn babe naked of all the things of my previous Babylonian sinful life. And I started toning. And you don't and in England, in the old days, when you got a pardon, if you own land own land anymore, if you had a title, a a period, you didn't have that title anymore. You didn't have anything. You might get some of it back, maybe some other way, but the pardon of the president of the United States or the governor of your state or the king of England or the whoever gives it in our common law tradition does not declare you innocent of that crime.
But listen, here's the good news. It does declare you perfect and innocent innocent, a new creature. That's a picture. You're a new creature, the old man is guilty. The old man is guilty of any crimes he committed, but the new man at the new birth is not. Now if you wanna read more about that in the book, Excellence of the Common Law, the comparative law text, you can get it at www.commonlawyer.com. I have a long section on the what a common law pardon is and what outlawry is and all those subjects that pertain to that and the history of it and how it's played out in America and the use of it. You know, Winston Churchill, the the the, doctrines of outlawry and pardon have no law has ever abrogated those in America or in England or Canada.
And Churchill said for the war crimes, the war criminals, Japan and Germany, he wanted a decree about Lawry because they had chosen common law to prosecute them, not the law of the city, their own Right. Countries. And he wanted a decree about Lawry for those that had fled justice, but, he was outvoted for those that of the other countries. But it's still here if we wanna use it, but it's a beautiful picture of what the Bible teaches. Go ahead. Now before Paul jumps in there, there was 14 of them
[01:49:39] Unknown:
that they didn't pardon them. They gave them and it starts with a c, and I can't think of it. Commuted the sense? Commuted. Commuted. Well, can anybody help me here in the audience of what did he do to those 14 people? And one of them was like Stuart Rhodes. So Yeah. There were several of those. And they've said, in fact Commuted, Roger. He commuted the sentence. Commuted. Thank you, Dave. And that they were gonna get out and apply for a pardon. So Yeah. I I I don't know what the difference was as it applied to them.
[01:50:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, that just means he did the same or, yeah, Trump did the same thing to Rob Blagojevich of Illinois governor. Uh-huh. He had a 10 year sentence. He was in the super max out out in Florence, Colorado. He Uh-huh. Commuted his sentence and just got him out of prison and cut it off. Right. But see, the fascinating thing to keep in mind too, as president of the United States, the president is in charge of all federal prisons. And what he says happens in the federal prison, they'll follow his orders. No. They won't. They've been they've been stiff right now in him. No. No. They, they have to. How, how could they not? They have 2 choices in the federal prisons. Who do they work for? They don't work for the courts. They work for the president of the United States.
[01:50:56] Unknown:
I'm just telling you what they had to send over. There was about 250 that were left after the first release, and he had to send over the marshals. And they got most of them out, but there were still 15. And I think there's still one guy they're doing diesel therapy on. Right. He had not been charged. He was this, guy in Florida that the feds came to and tried to get him to infiltrate and work for him. And he taped that conversation, and he turned them down and released the tape. They have got a penis erectus for him.
[01:51:31] Unknown:
I believe you, Roger. That's all true. But my point is I'm I'm glad you clarified. My point is that if the president of the United States wants to get them out of prison, he has the raw force to do it. Yes. And he will do it if he wants to bad
[01:51:46] Unknown:
luck. I I wouldn't wait. He I wanna see him stand up to him and see these people get squashed. All these democratic governors, Denver and Chicago, and these communists going, no. You're not gonna come in and get them. Well, then like the guy said, then you're gonna end up in federal prison, buddy. And I just I'm so thrilled to see these positive, firm, affirmative
[01:52:09] Unknown:
steps being taken, and and the ground when it's taken, getting given back. And I'm I'm glad about that. I didn't know it. Like the governor of Illinois after. Pritzker. Oh. His name was his name was, George Ryan. He told he told the powers that be of the other branches of government, the courts, all of them. At the legislature, he said, I'm not I I'm in charge of these prisons in Illinois. I'm not executing anybody else on death row until you all prove to me in the courts that you've followed due process and these convictions. And I've read the records and my team has read the records and it's clear that you're railroading people. Yep. So what do they do to him? Well, here, you know, they have other things they can do. So the courts got busy and the prosecutors, the federal prosecutors got busy, prosecuted him, and sent him to prison for 5 years. Yeah.
That that's the give and take and the adversarial nature of our common law tradition. It's the way it's gotta be, friends. Life is evil and life is not perfect. We got to be fighting each other all the time. That's what liberty is all about back to Europe. It appears the worm is turning and the hunted are are the hunters now.
[01:53:17] Unknown:
Paul.
[01:53:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Paul, I have so much to say in only a couple of minutes.
[01:53:23] Unknown:
I have so much to say in only a couple of minutes to say it. Okay. Okay. Well, the presidential party advertise. Per, Brent's definition of the presidential pardon, that is, that roughly equates to a judicial or or an executive branch forgiveness of sin. And I would think that would be a violation of the separation between church and state. What, what they're doing is they're granting indulgences just like the Catholic church did. So you go ahead if you wanna kill your wife, go ahead, talk to the bishop, and get his okay, and then you can pick up the knife on the way home.
[01:54:15] Unknown:
That's a good analogy, Paul. Yeah. That's good. That's what and that's not lawful, obviously. Yeah.
[01:54:20] Unknown:
No. Absolutely not.
[01:54:22] Unknown:
And and that's it. That's all I had. I thought that would take longer. So he, also pardoned this guy, Ubrick, that founded the Silk Road Silk Road so long ago, that they, threw him into deep deep doo doo. I there's supposed to be another one coming, and I'm wondering if he's not gonna pardon Ed Snowden. We'll see. He's the the one that's really hanging out there now, but it has been a really eventful week if you're one that follows these events. You know what I'm talking about. And, for Brent's sake, I I can't ever remember 4 days like we've had this week, quite frankly.
People's spirits are raised. He he hasn't gotten through his cabinet appointments yet. He got, Rubio as secretary of state. And yesterday, they, put this guy, Radcliffe, I think it is, and the head of the CIA. That's kinda questionable possibly. And I think some of the big ones come up next week, Chelsea Gabbard and, oh, the biggest one, the, Kesh Patel for FBI. So it's continuing.
[01:55:44] Unknown:
Yeah. We've haven't seen we've seen a lot of rough things before. Of course, when Tom Jefferson came into office, it was this it's pretty rough from what I read. He was at war with the other side, and he tried to use the courts to get his opponent his political opponents executed, most pronouncedly Aaron Burr. It didn't work. But he was that vicious and that ugly about it. And Tom Jefferson, for all the things he did, he represents the left more than the right. Yes. In many respects. Yeah. And his, and he was foolish ultimately, and he reneged on his position. He founded the university of Virginia and he removed all Christian classes, all theology from the university.
[01:56:29] Unknown:
Really?
[01:56:31] Unknown:
Yeah. And, a man that founded, Galesburg, Illinois, who was also the teacher to, Charles Finney, couple of Presbyterians again, and the founder of Knox College at Galesburg, still a Bastian of conservatism. He, there was a fellow here from Galesburg talking to us last week. He, he objected to what Jefferson had done. He said, this is ridiculous. You're, you're going to have hell on your hands. Hands. Well, here's what happened. Of course, the university Jefferson was uppity. He was a blue blooder. He thought that he was the smartest man in the room. I'm not saying God didn't use him, but let's get real here about the sinfulness of mankind. And he had lots of money and he had a a little black 14 year old boy always walking in front of him, carrying his books and opening his doors for him.
He was, thought he was something. No question. Founded at the University of Virginia, and he wanted it to be filled with young men that were the blue bloods, the cream of the crop, the natural aristocracy of old Virginia. Well, he got him in there, and he thought he was gonna have perfect country, perfect humanity. Everything was gonna go great. A half a dozen boys, that of that cream of the crop, the epity aristocracy of old Virginia that have migrated from England to Virginia because they didn't want their heads chopped off. They were supporters of the divine right of kings like George Washington's grandpa. He was in that bunch that migrated so that the parliament, the Puritans, wouldn't chop off his head for treason.
They got there and, 6 of those boys got drunk one night, went on a rampage in town, and beat up some elderly people who were, on canes and stuff and robbed them. Yes. And then they got caught. And then they dragged them back to the university. And then they called a meeting of the entire, university student tree. And they all got together. Nobody knew what to do, and so they looked at Tom Jefferson. What do we do? The cream of the crop, the self governing young aristocracy of Virginia, the cream of the intellectual world, they thought. We're gonna run the country after Jefferson was gone. They got drunk and beat up some old helpless people and robbed them. Nobody knew what to say. The president of the university was there. Tom Jefferson was on a cane by that time and couldn't hardly walk. He was setting up on the platform.
I've been right to the place where this happened, by the way, the University of Virginia, right outside there. And he it came time for him to say something. People wanted somebody to say something. They didn't know what to think and what to do. And finally, they helped him wobble up to the podium. And he had men standing on both sides of him so he wouldn't fall down. And he broke down before he could speak. He tried to speak, and he broke down in tears and finally realized. Then took him his whole life But the doctrine of the depravity of man is real.
And Tom Jefferson had looked all of his life to man, to the, the, the intellectual powers and the, and the goodness of man to found America. Oh, he was governed by those Calvinistic doctrines of the founders of America. The first fathers, the Puritan, the Presbyterians, and the German Dutch reform groups and the depravity of man, but he refused to accept it. He was always being positive about man. And the remedy to that kind of foolishness is the the possibilities of your God and to look to him and not to man as the measure of all things. What do we call that? Humanism. It's a religion. Stay away from it. This is.com.
I'm here. Roger Sales, and this is Roger Sales at Radio Ranch.
[02:00:26] Unknown:
Boy, what a perfect story to end the show today. Very brisk show. Lot of really good conversation. I hope you got something out of it that you'll noodle on, and, we'll be back tomorrow. We got a schedule thing. We're gonna talk about some of the intricacies of the scheme per one of Julie's questions yesterday afternoon. And, Brent has his show, same time, unfortunately, over on Patriot Soapbox. And I would encourage you if you don't have a church home on Sundays, that that's another good place to, hang your hat for a couple hours. Get more Brent winners at always pretty good. I've I've found Brent.
So anyway, it's a very eventful time and be grateful and pray that if your feelings aren't that mister Trump is what he appears to be, then I think you might pray that the lord would change him and work with him. K? But he's off on a pretty brisk start, and, I haven't seen anything like it in my lifetime. I can tell you that. So, I don't know that I ever thought I would see it, quite frankly. So that's also extremely encouraging. Good feedback. Brent, we'll see you next week, buddy, and just have a good week. I'll keep I'll keep you informed on what's happened next Friday.
[02:01:46] Unknown:
Thank you, Roger. And I'm gonna bug out, and I appreciate all of you and your comments. Somebody says here you may wish to bring the show up to date here is the biggest thing I have right now. And we have the law lawyer on for the professional opinions. I've got a feed you may wish to check out. I don't know who the, this is me. Say me. Maybe, you know, know him. I don't know what he's saying. Maybe he can
[02:02:13] Unknown:
What's his name? What's his name again, Brent? Me say me. Nope. Don't know who that is. He'd come back and chime in though, or unless that was pointed at you. But we always appreciate you here and have been doing that for many years now and just become a part of my weekly routine, yours too. And I think if it doesn't happen, either one of us or, you know, at least a little bit, that your routine's upset a bit because I look forward to it, and I know you do too. So, anyway, I gotta go also. I got a lunch thing happening. So, Brent, we'll see you next week, bro.
[02:02:50] Unknown:
Okay, Roger. Thank you. Thank you all. Bye. No. Thank you, brother. What a
[02:02:55] Unknown:
what a treat to do a program with a guy like that. Yikes. National treasure, Brent Winters.
[02:03:01] Unknown:
He's That was that was Alan. He was bringing up the, the possibility that Trump may be expediting or extraditing Fauci to Russia. Yeah. Well, I I Even though he hasn't been pardoned here.
[02:03:17] Unknown:
Well, he hadn't been charged with anything. How did that what? He pardon for what? Anything he did back 10 years? Now this is gonna be tested. That's why I wanted to get that in with Brent today. Next week, it's way well, old news, you know. But that's gonna be very interesting. One way they're already testing it is they, have, scheduled and set up a new January 6th committee, official one that's gonna really dig in and get that stuff uncovered. So, listen, there's gonna be a lot of fur flying, folks.
[02:03:53] Unknown:
Keep moving. A lot of it. Remember,
[02:03:55] Unknown:
the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Is my friend. That's never wrong. K? So I'll, I'll see y'all tomorrow. Have a great day, and, I look forward to we're gonna get into this US citizen. Samoan or national? We'll do that tomorrow. Okay? It didn't really make any difference, but it does it does, lead to interesting introspection. Okay? Thank you guys for everything you do. See you tomorrow. Ciao.
[02:04:30] Unknown:
See you tomorrow. Alright. Well, that was the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Friday edition with Brent Ellen Winters sitting in from commonlawyer.com. It catches here Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 1 PM EST on, radio.globalvoiceradio.netsandeurofolkradio.com. Home network dot TV, freedom nation dot TV, go live TV, stream life dot tube, 106.9 wboufmchicagoradio soapbox.com. We're literally everywhere, and thank you for being here with us. Catch the show live. Be a part of it, find the links for free conference call on the matrix docs.com. That is the matrix docs.com.
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Introduction and Opening Remarks
Discussion on Lorena McKinnett's Music
Current Events and Political Changes
Health and Recovery Discussion
Political Reflections and Historical Context
Righteousness and Right-headedness
Inauguration and Religious Symbolism
Debate on Political Actions and Intentions
Common Law and Government Structure
Legal Challenges and Birthright Citizenship
Historical Perspectives on Law and Governance
Courtroom Conduct and Legal Advice
Noahide Laws and Religious Influence
Presidential Pardons and Legal Implications
Reflections on Political Leadership and History
Closing Remarks and Future Outlook
