In this engaging episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles is joined by Paul English to discuss a variety of topics, ranging from the intricacies of global politics to the nuances of personal freedom. The conversation delves into the potential for a new collaborative show, exploring the idea of a more relaxed, music-infused format that could bring together diverse voices from around the world. The hosts also touch on the historical and ongoing challenges faced by nations, emphasizing the importance of understanding and reclaiming personal sovereignty in the face of systemic pressures.
Listeners are treated to a lively discussion on the power of language and the impact of historical narratives on contemporary society. The episode highlights the significance of understanding one's status and rights, particularly in relation to government systems and personal identification. With contributions from various callers, the show offers a rich tapestry of insights and perspectives, making it a thought-provoking listen for anyone interested in the intersection of history, politics, and personal freedom.
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Alright, Raj. I screwed up, and I started things a little bit early. So we actually will be starting the program in about thirty seconds. How are you today, sir?
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I'm alright. You so you're not behind in your work today. You're ahead in your work.
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Well, okay. I was behind at one thing, and I was ahead in another thing.
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Alright.
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Oh, totally crazy. But Yeah. At least it's a Saturday.
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So That's right. That's right. It's a little less critical audience
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today. Yep. Welcome to the Radio Ranch. It's time to get started. They're probably about right now.
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Good morning, all you little freedom seeking cowboys, cowgirls, and ranch ants. Welcome to the Old Radio Ranch on the Saturday weekend edition. I even come out come out and talk with you on Saturday. Okay? Mhmm. So, that's what we do here at the Radio Ranch. Roger Sills, your host, and it is the September. We probably have more than an abbreviated contingent of helpers today. But just out of habit and protocol, we're gonna ask Paul to identify the folks that are with us today.
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Yeah. Yeah. It's really hand? W WDRN and I have not, been able to connect on those stream sources, hopefully, Monday. I'll be either WDRN will be here or I will have taken on the responsibility to add five more platforms Oh, how much in the stream. So Boom. We'll just see how it works out. Anyways, we're on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James, and we're on Global Voice Radio Network. The links to those two platforms are on our website, thematrixdocs, d0cs,.com. And, also are the links to free conference calls so you can join us live on the show.
You know what? I I actually have something to go. We were talking to Paul English when after show, post show. Yeah. After I left. From Paul English live. Oh, oh, okay. Is he's starting to put together a, what what is going to be called the slapdash radio hour. And, basically, what it will be is it will be discussion. It will be people coming and going. It'll be kind of like a a fluid flowing round table that will be different week to week to week. There'll be a little bit of music, a little bit of commentary, a little bit of mayhem, and, just intelligent discussion on a on a wide variety of topics.
Now, unfortunately, that slapdash radio hour is tentatively scheduled for opposite this program on Saturday. But the beauty of that being is you are actually invited to show up whenever you want to. You can show up every week if you wanted to be on that program. Now my question is, can we put it to a vote? Is the Saturday Radio Ranch, has it been have there been new students showing up with questions? Have we been able to do Radio Ranch one zero one deep dives that we don't already have? Is Occasionally. Yeah. Occasionally.
So is it is it important enough to keep Radio Ranch Sabadeau knowing that everybody in Eurofolk Radio, everybody on Global Voice Radio, everybody in our free conference calls and our Zoom meetings will be connected together just under the auspices of the different program, the Slapdash Radio Hour. Mhmm. I think it's a very I think it I think it's it's a very appealing concept. It's a very good idea, and I think he's thinking about doing it, like, once a month, first off. I don't think it's he's planning on a weekly thing. It's like a once a month. So maybe we'll just put the brakes on the Sabado that one day a month. You know? I don't know. What what does everyone think?
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Well, I'm a I guess it's alright. Maybe we'll try it and see how it works. If it doesn't work, we'll go back to the other thing. Got any any, what anybody wants to weigh in from the audience on that? I mean, you're part of this show too. Thanks. Is there anybody out there that gives a flip?
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Fine.
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Speak now or forever hold your keys. Tell me you give tell me you at least give a flip. Pardon me? Comment. Yeah. Hey, Joe. Comment. I'm old, and I don't like change. Well, that people resist change. There's no doubt about that. That's part of it. It's not an abrupt change. It'll only happen once a month, I guess, if we're talking on this plane, and, we could at least try it and see how it works. I have to get Eric to back off his microphone with his laugh. Oh, yeah. No. I did talk to I did talk to Paul about that.
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I said, you know, you know, people love Eric. They love his sense of humor and stuff like that, but he we've gotta put the brakes on that loud laugh a little bit anyway.
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Yeah. I think any anywhere you're, united in the European world is, is a good thing. George Idaho out.
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Yeah. Go agree with you, George. Of course, I love being you know, doing anything with Paul, English. So, yeah, it's alright with me. If they wanna go ahead and set it up, let's try it and see how it works. It's not an every week thing even from the start, and, sounds like a little variation to me. So it's alright with me, Paul, if you're pulling. Some of the other folks that have an opposite opinion, Joe, he doesn't like change. I appreciate that. But it may be a change for the better. You don't know till you try it. So, that would be a good way in. Joan's got a way in on it. Yes, Joan?
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Well well, I just walked in. Can you repeat in, like, half a sentence what y'all are asking about?
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Go ahead, Paul. Okay. Paul English, from Paul English live fame Thursday is, weekly Thursday program 3PM eastern. He is working on, putting together a additional program. And right now, he expects it to be once a month. It'll be two or three hours long. It will be opposite the Radio Ranch Saboteau edition, but everybody on the Radio Ranch, Roger, myself, all you guys, everything would be interconnected. The Slapdash Radio Hour is music, fun commentary, interesting, interesting topics, roundtable discussion with people coming and going, albeit a little bit more formal than the Radio Ranch, but still, fluid enough and, relaxed enough to be enjoyable.
And because it's been a while since we've done like a Radio Ranch 101, where we do deep dives into things, it's been a while since we've had new students with questions. Maybe once a month, it would be interesting for us to dip our toe into into that arena.
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Let's try it and see how it works. So that's what we're talking about. So you mean
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So so you mean we would just, radio ranch would just listen in to Paul Ingalls? We'd be involved. No. We'd be we'd we'd be involved with that show, and
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everybody on both sides would get that combination of interaction. Right. If that makes sense. Okay. Sounds good. Yeah. Sounds good. Thanks. Okay. Alright. Well, good morning. I'm done with done I haven't done all that yet. Okay. Go ahead. I'm sure we might talk about,
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I'm sure we might talk about things of national status and things like that, but I'm thinking that it's going to be more so a lighthearted look at how history is just going completely off the rails and just the history and backstory of, you know, everything that's going on globally. See, right now, we touch on the things that affected The United States and, and lightly the the association between The United States and Britain. But there are all kinds of other things because it's a global program that we can actually connect dots on a global scale of exactly how the evil empire and the useful idiots thereof have taken away our freedoms.
So, I think it's gonna be very interesting, and it'll be informative not only for the Brits, but for everybody globally, US included. So that's what I'm asking. Be on one
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it would be one Saturday, once a month, for during the Radio Ranch Ranch regular hours? Yep. Yes.
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We'll be melding with their show over there. Slap And and we're happy, give a shit, radio, whatever it is. Do what? Yeah. Slap.
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Yeehaw. Yeehaw yeehaw. What what does Paul English say about that? Well, it's his idea. His idea. Oh, okay. How about
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you? Yeah. No. I would, no, I would never suggest a program to to derail the radio ranch. It was his idea, and because we're invited, I thought I would bring it to everybody and just get everyone's take on it because that's what this is about. We all work together
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for freedom, so everybody's voice matters. Trying to be. Yeah. So, anyway, that was the question, Joan. Anybody else got any comments or observations on that potential? Is anybody out there this morning anyway? How many people would you got in the forum?
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Oh, yeah. Oh, there's plenty.
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Let me see. State of the forum. Is Todd around? We haven't heard from Todd all week. Todd and his bunch around.
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We've got 39 people here. So k.
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Wonder if Joseph's back. We hadn't seen Joseph this week. He popped in and, hadn't hadn't connected with him this week. Austin, our gold dealer, from out on the Left Coast. Austin, you with us maybe today by any chance? Well, I'm not I'm I'm not I ain't I'm batting zero so far, Paul. Roger? Oh, there's Larry. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
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Yeah. Good morning. Good morning. I was wondering if, you'd be interested in hearing a song I discovered, and, Paul will bring it up. It's a really good song, and maybe you could use it, and play it and help this, poster to get more views. Currently, it only has 56 views. Yeah. And, whenever you're talking about taxes, this would be a great song, and it even has Mhmm. The affidavit in it. So if Paul would do a search on YouTube, revocation of election song, and it's the first one that hosts that comes up in the search. You'll really like this song because I know you're a connoisseur of music.
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Well, I used to be. Okay. Is he one of our guys or just somebody's writing a song out there? There's a lot of people starting to put some of these situations to song that can be very devastating to them. So I'm not opposed to hearing that, I guess, Larry.
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Yeah. It's, I don't know if it's one of your students, but because it has the affidavit mentioned in it Yeah. It it very well could be someone that was influenced by your information or a student Mhmm. That was influenced by your information, and this this other this poster became, you know, influenced.
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Okay. Well, could be. We're certainly gonna mention taxes today because yesterday, to my surprise, you know, Rob Dew is filling in for Owen till they can find a permanent host to get that straightened out over there. I think Harrison's probably gonna move to the afternoon. I think he wants to. He's tired of getting up early in the morning. So, yesterday in the second hour, miss Anne Vandersteel was on with Rob Du on the war room about taxation. She she didn't I don't know how much she absorbed what the conversation we had, but she hadn't followed up on it at all. And now she's off on this taxation issue with a guy.
Oh, he, I I think he's out in the in California and hadn't paid taxes in a while, and they caught somebody filing internally in the IRS. They caught somebody filing ten forty a's for him. That's, I think, an abbreviated ten forty and building up a case, and then they went after his house. It's about what I got out of it. Anyway and, even though she's working with Michael Ellis, and Michael Ellis should know the whole picture because he worked with Glenn. But, this is another one of those deals. I'm sure that they sent him the, we haven't received your books and records or we haven't received your return for these years. If you already mailed it in, please disregard this message. Otherwise, we might need to see you with some books and records. I think that's what this is. And, of course, if John's theory is correct here, no no way to really prove it.
If John's theory is correct here, when he, threw those, threw those notices and he, CP whatever number it is in the round file, then he fell under the, the direction of the uniform commercial code law merchant that he has because he did it expressly. It's kinda like this passport deal because you it's under a presumption because you don't expressly deny it, then it's deemed accepted. So Yeah. She's talking about them filing substitute for returns and all kinds of stuff. Well, I know Anne's shocked at that, but it's really, maybe on this particular case, not kosher the way they did it. But, generally, this is the way the IRS has always worked.
So it's just a area that she's just stumbling into and, doesn't see the, the combination or the point where our information hits the road. And, you know, as I think about this over the years, it's one of the when you see this information for the first time, it turns your world upside down in many respects. And you're so if you just see it one time like she did, you're not gonna see the important parts of this. You're gonna see the surface parts and not have the ability to look deeper and to see the real importance of this. And I think that's the situation in which we find miss Vandersteel.
So, anyway, that was on yesterday. If you wanna dock over there and see it, it's the second hour of, the War Room, with Rob Du sitting in. He's a pretty good host, by the way. And, so, anyway, we are gonna talk about taxes, Larry. How about that?
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Okay. Yeah. I I have that queued if if we're, if we're ready. How how long is it, Paul? It's three minutes even.
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Really? Good for him. Whip it on us.
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Alright.
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Pinstripe suits, they rig the game. Form ten forty, a chain by name. Congress rights, IRS steals, volunteered my soul. Now I reveal. Taxation is theft. Shred the lie. Revoke their grip. Watch it die. Non tax roar. I'm breaking free. No more chains. Just liberty. DC's drones, they claim my pay. Statutory traps steal my day. Court scream truth, I'm not their pawn. American born, their yoke is gone. Revoke the choice. I'm no slave. Affidavit cuts. Their greedy wave. Wave. Supreme law spits in their face. Decades taxed, now I erase. Taxation is theft. Shred the lie.
Revoke their grip. Watch it die. Non tax roar. I'm breaking free. No more chains, just liberty. Inc on page, I slam the door. IRS fades, they rule no more. Theft unmasked, my will's my own.
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Bobby Dean channel on YouTube.
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Pretty good. Little unusual melody line, but good. Good lyrics. Guys pounding right on the nail of the head there. Yeah. Pretty cool. Thank you, Larry. God bless him. You know, more than 56 people need to see it for sure. Yes. So, anyway, thank you, Lair. Good good little tune. Big issue. It's getting more important. I guess, the the the tighter the squeeze that people get in with Well, we're in a transition from the attack system over to a, a tariff system, and that's gonna be front end loaded with higher prices simply because that's the nature of the beast.
And, so now I could see why people would be more conscious of the expendable extra income they are in, extra debt they've been loaded up with in their paycheck. So it's a it's a hot topic again even though Trump is supposedly thinking about trying to get rid of the IRS. There's gotta be a point where we'll find out. There's a lot of backlash in the tariff area, particularly via India, which is a sad situation because Trump really shot himself in the foot here. All over Ukraine, Russian oil. You're gonna buy Russian oil from India. They're they're great friends and have been trading partners. A lot of Russians, vacation down there.
They've always had there's one of those passes which goes from India up to Russia, like, through Afghanistan or Kazakhstan or one of those stands over there that has always allowed them to facilitate trade. So they're old trading partners, India and Russia, and Trump, Trump went in and said, well, if you do this thing, Ukraine, and you buy Russian oil, and I'm gonna put tariffs on you for buying Russian oil. I mean, that is really a that's a brass ball move, and it's backfired on him because it pissed off Modi even though they we only get the small percentage of our trade with India. It's very small.
And now what that move has done is they're demonstrating in India about it. And, it's driven Modi into the arms of China, which are traditional enemies that hate each other. So now they've got the three biggest economies almost in the world, Russia, India, and China, now all aligned against us because of that dumb move. Yep. That's a dumb decision, Trump. I'm sorry. Look. I praise the guy when he does things right, and he's doing a lot of things right. I know some of you don't like him. That's you that that's your situation. You gotta tell you who else had said who else could sit in that place? And and with all of his faults, he's still doing a lot of good things, like trying to get rid of the IRS.
So, yes, Paul. You're you're one of the same Isn't that line?
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The that line in the movie, The Empire Strikes Back, that famous line, oh, I think they overestimate their chances. Well, I think Trump is doing the same thing. He thinks that he's gonna use The US as the the big stick and that he is going to cause the rest of the globe to knuckle down under under American tyranny or whatever the hell it is. I don't
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know. But he clearly screwed the pooch on this one. Hey. Well, what he's trying to do is to yes. Is to do anything to preserve the the dollar as world reserve currency, which is really is losing value by the day. And that's just not the way to do it is to strengthen your number one opponent, which is the BRICS and the main three of the four main countries in the BRICS. Okay? So, anyway, we'll see where it goes. Like Trump even Trump said a month or so ago, he said the economy may not be able to be saved. Okay. That was his comment. I heard him say it.
So,
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my neighbor's plan He wants your economy to be saved. He can stop sending billions to Israel
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and let Israel fend for themselves. I look. I totally agree, I totally agree with you. We ought to make them some bitches pay see, what people don't realize is they, you know, all this money we give to, Israel, Paul, and all in a number of different forms. The all of those I read years ago, the way they've got those structured, Israel doesn't have to pay that back. They're not loans. They're gifts.
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Yeah. And there is just look at an umbrella. You know? You've got the shaft of the umbrella, and then you've got all the little things that are holding up the umbrella, all of the little wings. Well, that's exactly what the siphon is like. Think figure Israel is the shaft, and they've got money coming in, not only through public, but private sources. And it's just a slush fund.
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I mean, it's it's a gangster haven. It's a gangster haven where gangsters of their ilk from all over the world can go do the crap they do, and they can go run and hide in Israel. That's what it's about, partially. Yes, sir. Who was Roger ing there?
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Julie. Me. Julie.
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Julie? Good lord, girl. Happy weekend to you. How are you doing?
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Good. How are you? There's, before news.com, a video on there. They've got proof that Obama had 3,600 pallets
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Of cash. Each
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of cash. Each one had over a 100,000,000 on each one. And then if you go to Rumble and go to the channel Man in America, Seth Holhouse is interviewing, doctor
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David Martin, and that Oh, he's good. Just so David David.
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Just so just that thing that doctor David Martin goes back all the way back to George Washington where they were using public health emergencies to control the population and to control people and to make money off of people's demise.
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Would you send me that link to that interview? I really like David Martin. He's a Yep. You know, when you talk about the sharpest knife in the drawer? Listen. He's one of the sharpest knives in the drawer. Okay?
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Yeah. I'm not on SDC. Somebody needs to post that. It's Rubble Man in America, which is Seth Holthouse interview with doctor David Martin. It's Yeah. It will make you throw up. It's just so sick what these people are doing and how they're doing it. And there's still nobody being arrested, and there's no accountability for this. Can I can I watch it without getting sick? I really don't wanna throw up. Oh, no.
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But no. I like David Martin a lot. Hey. Listen. You know, if you're up there and perusing the territory, you're up there in the high hill there, Nick, and you're Julie's neighbor in DC, and you're looking around from the high point of ground, and everywhere you look is a culprit. Who do you go after first? Do you go you know, I will say, look at what the the big beautiful Bill did with this Ed Martin guy, that they wouldn't let be the attorney general of DC. They put, the the black, judge, Judge Judy in there, which is alright. She's great. She I really like her. But as you look around, all you see is culprits.
They gave Ed Martin how much? A a billion dollars and 800 employees? Well, hell, they can still only go after the few they're cherry picking. I mean, there's just so many, and there's been going on for so long, and it's so egregious that there did no way to go after all of them or you wouldn't be able to get any business done. So, anyway, if we can just get a few of them, Julie, I guess we'll have to be pleased with that. Okay? So, where else where else can we go this morning? Anything else struck anybody, yesterday?
Yesterday's kinda I think it was kind of a quiet day, news day for event day. Although every day's got something in it now. Yes. Somebody was trying to say something.
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I was just gonna say, do you blame these and I'm not sure of all the darker reasons, but do you blame these countries when you got real and Emmanuel, for example, trying to get down the monarch culture of Japan. But, that oh, it it hurts trans rights if they can't have men and women's power change the same. You know? It's just a demoralization
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trip with the Bolsheviks. You know? Is that the oldest or one of the three Emmanuel's sons who is the attorney out in Hollywood? Is he the one that's trying to do that? Yeah. I just
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I I heard on war strikes, so I don't know the whole thing, but I guess he's some kind of a bastard or whatever to Japan or and trying to, you know, break down that probably for the last yeah. Rama Rama.
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Oh, Rama. Little Emmanuel. Oh, he's a little prick. That guy is a real prick. He was Obama's chief of staff for about a minute. You'll remember that, George. And he's the one one of those big beautiful tables in the White House, and they were having a staff meeting. And he was going over his political opponents. And every time he named one of them, he'd take a knife and stab it into that beautiful table. Dead. Dead. Dead. That's Rama Manuel. He's a fag. He's a fudge packer. And, he was, of course, mayor of Chicago for a while. And, he's just a real prick.
Oh, there's three of those brothers. One of them is the other guy. I can't remember his first name. He's been very involved in a lot of this stuff. He's one of the owners of Airbnb now. And the third brother that I know something about of the Emmanuel clan is a, excuse me, is a big attorney in Hollywood, Hollyweird. So if it's Rahm that's doing that, he's just a little little Zionist asshole is what he is. Okay? So, anyway, yeah, they're trying to break down Japan. Japan's got the big a pretty big barrier against some of their crap. And remember, I heard, myself personally, Eustace Mullins say, he'd gone over there several times, that it was one of Eustace Mullins' biggest markets in the world was the Japanese.
They just ate his stuff up. Okay? So, on a whole, I think they're fairly aware. Alright. So anybody else? Who else got something? Roger. Jones got something. Yes, Joan.
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Did Roger, did did anybody else see maybe yesterday or the day before Trump sitting at the table with Melania, and Bill Gates was next to Trump. And That was at the dinner. Mark Zuckerberg was on next to Trump. And it
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Yep. That was at the dinner. They had a big dinner for the high-tech guys. Go go ahead, Joan.
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Oh, I I just heard, like, thirty seconds of, Bill Gates, Trump asking Bill Gates to talk about something, and I think it was about vaccines, more vaccines Well, about all. Bringing in more COVID vaccines or some kind of vaccine. And
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He's all about vaccines. That's the only thing he wants to mess with. And he talked about it for a minute. Go go ahead. Go ahead.
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Oh, okay. No. Oh oh, so you saw it. Okay. Well, so, and Trump was all yeah. Yeah. Bill Gates. Yeah. Bring it in.
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Something like that. Right? Yeah. I saw that. I saw that. I know. Right? Yeah. Let Mark Zuckerberg talk for a little bit. Somebody asked a question, and Trump turned to him and said, well, this may be your political debut. I forget. Putting Zuckerberg on the spot was something was kinda funny. Yeah. I saw that. I don't approve of it, but they are tech leaders. We are in a tech game, and, you know, they they are at the tip of the pinnacle on a lot of those really important issues. So I understand why you had them there. I don't know what his, degree of cooperation is with their plans.
But, yeah, they had that, the other night. Thursday night, I think. Thought. Yep. Okay. And what did Mark what what what did what was the thirty seconds or minute that Mark Zuckerberg I don't know. I just I don't know that he talked I don't even remember that he talked, but, he probably answered a question. So, I I don't Thank you. Uh-huh. I just can't absorb all that crap and regurgitate it. So, who else has sort of got a comment or a question or something for us? You comment. Well, Tom's here. Tom's got a comment. Let me make sure we we exhausted Joan. Of course. Joan, did you have other stuff you wanted to ask about that or comment?
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No. Thanks.
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Alright. Hey, Tom. Thanks. Tom, you got a comment on that? Did you think mister, Zuckerberg looked, looked presidential?
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Something something different. I sent I sent you I sent you and, what's that?
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So do you think Zuckerberg was looking president? Did you did it look and appear to you like Zuckerberg was looking presidential the other night?
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He was he was looking he was looking like a toad. Like ass kissing toads, sucker, bro. Okay. That's probably right. But, I just don't know if anybody else saw it, but, in July in July, Kash Patel gave medals to the FBI agents that killed the Lavoie, Finicum.
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I don't think Patel's very long for that position.
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I don't think he knows the truth about what happened.
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You know? Because Well, if he does, he doesn't wanna tell us. Just like they did Gordon Call back in the in the I remember I remember mister Call burned him to death down in Arkansas, finally.
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Well, maybe Julie, are you let me see. Let me see. For sure. Yeah. Julie, are you familiar with Gordon Call and his experience with the IRS?
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No. I am not. Please enlighten me.
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Well, Gordon Cole and his son had a had a little cross, got crossed with the IRS, and, they tried to stop him on a road, him and his son, up in North or South Dakota, Tom. I don't remember which one.
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And they had, weapons with them. It was one of one of those Idaho, you know, the Dakotas somewhere. Yeah.
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They anyway, they ended up killing, one or more federal agents. And, of course, that, unleashed hell on them, and they chased him and tried to find him. And they finally cornered him in down in Arkansas in a cabin, and they dropped inflammables. If I remember right, they dropped inflammables down the chimney
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and burnt his ass up. You can go look it up. Gordon Kahl, k h l. Well, there's a lot to that about Roger. They they they found him with no hands and no the body with no hands, no feet. Yeah. And I think it was a cover up. They killed the wrong guy. Okay. The problem was is that is that Gordon Cole went to the sheriff and said, hey. Are you guys looking for me? A warrant for my arrest or something? You know, here I am. You know? Oh, no. No. We're not looking for you. We, you know, we are not we don't know what you're talking about. And now they waited till the middle of the night out in the middle of nowhere and ambushed him, and he took him out. They wounded his son. I think they he had two sons, I before I remember. They killed one of his sons, and the other one's in prison.
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Gordon Kahl, k a h l. Go look it up. So long very, very Yeah. Somewhere, I still got his wanted poster somewhere. Yeah. Some very depressing story of the overreaction of the feds. So, anyway, another one of those, caskets in the in the catacombs of the IRS. Yep. What's what's going on? And, some of the good reason they need to go. You know, I heard something the other interesting, the other day I mentioned it. Remember the Browns up in Vermont or New Hampshire, wherever it was that IRS Yeah. New Hampshire or something? Yeah. The ones that you You know what they convicted surrounded their house. You know what they convicted them on?
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Their passport mine right there. Their passports, not the charge. What's that? Their passports.
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Oh. Because they didn't say they weren't citizens of The United States, and they didn't know this stuff. They used their passports to prove that they were citizens of The United States and lock them into the code. Isn't that interesting? So what else, Tom? I know you check-in with us when you get something. Oh, there's Mark. Mark, I was gonna hope you were around. Glad to hear you, bud. What, Tom, what what do you get? You have something on your plate to be here front and center? I'll wait. I'll I'll wait. Go, Tom. Okay. Yeah. Hold on. I think Tom's got something right on the tip of his tongue. I'm trying to get it off of there. Tom? I'm not doing a very good job. Did you notice? Did you notice, Mark?
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Tom, did you notice what?
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Did I, did he notice I wasn't doing a very good job of getting whatever you have to say off the tip of your tongue?
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No. That's it. That's all I had to say. You know? Just just you were you were like you were clawing for comments. So I've said, oh, Jeff, so I'll just this morning, so I might as well throw that out. You throw me a life preserver. Just trying to fill the vacuum, man. I appreciate somebody that knows about programming right there. Alright. I'll be around with this one. Yeah. That's right. Hey. Morning.
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Morning. Well, when you said passport to prove your citizenship, that is a big red flag because that's only prima facie evidence, meaning just on the face of the passport it might show what your citizenship is, but that is not the final word. Well I I understand that, but they obviously ignore this. I think they're they're listening audience are Yeah. Should know. Our listening audience could be concerned that they could waive out a passport because, hey, look. Your passport doesn't say you're an astronaut. No. It doesn't. Right? It doesn't come out and clearly say that. So if you were ever put in a position where they're trying to use your passport against you and saying you're a US citizen, you need to raise hell and say look, that's only prima facie evidence.
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Right.
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And I'm not a US citizen. If you don't rebut that presumption,
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then they'll go ahead and classify you as a US citizen. And if you've got an affidavit in the possession of the secretary, you can drag it out of there and introduce it into any kind of law evidence of Excellent. Bypasses the law of evidence. But what I meant was that with that comment was the Browns didn't know what we know. Right. Therefore, they did not have an affidavit on file. And therefore, they could say, well, you agreed you were a citizen of The United States.
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That's what I heard a while back, but they how they convicted the Browns. But go ahead, Mark. Yeah. But for for our our audience, our students, people wanting to learn about this stuff, I want to bring it up. Yeah. I know. Like, Bob in in Florida. Bob in Florida has a conversation with the US passport office, and they're they're like, you gotta be a US citizen. And he's like, do you have my affidavit on file? Well, yeah. It's right here. I don't care what you put on my passport. I real and I'm I feel the very same way. Yep. Me too. You guys are are so concerned about dotting every I and crossing every T.
There's really only one thing that matters. It's that you do apply for your passport and you submit your affidavit with it. Yep. Now what you want to do with it from there on out is totally up to you. But once you put your affidavit in with your passport, application that locks you into the system and and this is very important you can go back and file for a privacy act request and get a copy of the affidavit that was filed with your passport and that's gonna have the secretary of state's, office, stamp on it to show that they received it. If you really wanna prove it, then then that's, you know, then you can get a copy of it back from your application.
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Comment.
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Tom. Yes, sir. It's Carl. This this is Carl in Utah. Oh, Carl. You sounded like Tom. I'm sorry. I got your voices mixed up. Hey, Carl.
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Well, I hope to be as smart as Tom one day.
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Keep working at you. Maybe If
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the government is fraudulent or a fake or a a veneer, and do we really need the passport to begin with?
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Well, you need it because of this. It's the highest form of ID issued by the federal government. The highest. And if you now that we know the trick, if you can get your affidavit in there, then it's connected to your passport document. That's the importance of it. We're all we have to recommend unless you're international traveling, it's only $30. Is $30 not worth you getting your freedom and your freedom document tied to the highest form ID that they issue? It seems like $30 is a breeze to do that to me.
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Well, I I see what you're saying. I'm I'm I'm just throwing a different question out there Okay. To the extent that if if we've got a fraudulent government and
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Well, they're not. They're
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well, I'm just thinking, are are they if if they're fraudsters like we believe they are, is the passport really needed to
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Well, if you're gonna fight them with we are? The the fraud is under there, but they really are extra constitutional. Constitutional. It's not unconstitutional. It's been rule rule legitimate by a number of courts for a lot of years. So it's this bankruptcy situation, and now they've taken over the country through that mechanism. Now what you're doing is you're using your own words to uncover their fraud and their scam and asking for them to verify it when you request the passport with your affidavit. You wouldn't want that for $30, Carl?
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Well, you know, I've got one, so I'm not saying I wouldn't.
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I'm just I know. But you're wanting to play devil's advocate here. Wouldn't for $30, having them attest to the fact that you're correct with one of their documents? Doesn't that seem like it's worth $30?
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Well, I mean, if I if I submit my my, documents to the SOS and I'm not one of them, or I'm not a a US citizen,
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do I need to prove anything further than that? Well, you do if you wanna operate outside and still continue to be associated with them and their country, yes. You need you need it. I think. You may not. I I don't I can't I I don't know the basis of why you're asking the question. I would think it would be very apparent that anybody would wanna do that. But, you know, Carl, I could be wrong.
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Well, I'm not saying I haven't. I'm I'm just saying that it's a question that I've kind of started to think about is if we're going to them for authority.
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Well, they control, don't they? They don't really have to. Aren't they the ones with the aren't they the ones with the officers and the guns and all that stuff in that them?
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Oh, they they definitely they definitely are. Well, don't you want them We're not
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I'm sorry, Roger. Go ahead. Don't don't don't you wanna be able to interface with them and on a one to one and state your price, and your your case? And they've got well, they they they at some point, they gotta recognize it. I I I don't know what the devil's advocate position is you're playing because it doesn't seem to make much sense to me, but go ahead.
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Well, he's trying to say, why are we going to the government for authority
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of setting our status? Because we agreed with their damn fraud, and we're trying to undo it. That's why. You answered those two questions yes and signed something every time they ever ask them. Carl, I didn't do it. You did it. Yeah. Well, you gotta undo that. Roger.
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K. No. I I just Roger. Just something I've been thinking about. I don't wanna rally you up. But Well, you don't. I just you you understand my point.
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Well, you say, why do I need it? Well, if you don't, you probably end up like Gordon Call getting burned to death in a damn cabin. Well, you want that out? You want that outcome? I try and stay out of cabins. Well, that's why exactly why you want to do it. So that doesn't happen to you.
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Yeah.
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Capisce?
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Yeah. That's all I got, Roger. Okay. Alright. What about his affidavit?
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What about his affidavit? That's not as good or better than the passport?
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Well, yeah. But it doesn't offer you a ID that's tied to it.
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Right.
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Okay.
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Yeah. You're not applying yourself in the system. Yeah. Look, look everyone, if you just do your affidavit by itself, you haven't really publicly put anybody on notice that you're a national. So it's in your best interest, not absolutely required, but you want the system to recognize you as a national. And one way to do that is going through the State Department in DC, applying for your passport and they're gonna put that into your computer file. They have to. And now anybody that accesses that is gonna see that you're a national.
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Right. So well, and then we've got people that for whatever reason, he did like John Casarab. His past IRS stuff. We hadn't been able to get a passport. But he's still operating along, and we got other people that didn't for whatever reason do that. It's their own choice or their limitation for whatever condition they're in. And you can do it without it, but it's just then doesn't make any kind of sense to me why anybody would want to do that without having that connection. Here's my affidavit. I sent it to these people. They take passport fraud incredibly serious, and they issued me a passport.
So I guess it must be alright then, Aren't they verifying by issuing a passport with that of of what you're saying? They're verifying it.
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The thing is the thing is you have to have that affidavit on file someplace where somebody's gonna see it. The secretary of state has the final authority on all matters concerning citizenship, and the secretary of state is not gonna create an account for you without a passport. It's not like you can just send the affidavit to them. And we Well, we better create a file for another one of those nationals. No. That's not gonna happen.
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We don't know what they how they deal with it when you send in a naked affidavit. That just came out of that one specific example. It seemed like a good idea. I dropped the green flag on it, and, I don't know how they deal with it internally on that side, Paul. But I do know that if you do an affidavit application, they've got to recognize it. That's the reason he has all this power is so they can issue one of those documents to represent you to a foreign power of who you really are, and they've got to do it. Why wouldn't you want to take advantage of that?
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But they have already stated in an official communication that they have no way of adding information to an existing passport record. Well, shit. Alright. No way of if they have no way of adding it to an existing passport record, there would be no record to add it to if you didn't have one. That it just makes sense. Now we Bruce has been trying to get in here, and, also, Larry is after him.
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Alright. Bruce?
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Well, good morning. Sounds like Ellen uproar.
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What went on uproar? We're just in the discussion.
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Well,
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it's quite lively, though. Anyways, I was, listening to our argument, and I I think he was just kinda getting, you know, down to understanding, what you know, if we didn't have the passport card, the affidavit would be adequate. But it's it would be more powerful with the secretary of state's, hand or passport you got, with an affidavit because that affidavit starts your administrative process. In any case you've got, with anybody, that affidavit will start your, anyways, it'll start your, protection of anybody coming across,
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in any way. Well, that's your first defense. That's your first defense you pull up.
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K? Well, so you can also, you got a contract coming up. And, you wanna you want this, this, and this? And and, the boss says, okay. We can't have this here. You can only we'll only give you a, you know, 10% raise at the most. Well, if you don't answer that affidavit in in thirty days, you know, back to you, that's the law of the case right there. You can take them to court. So that's how how powerful that affidavit is. And most people don't understand the thirty day cure right there. Anyway, I'm through.
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Hey, Roger.
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Okay. Larry next.
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Oh.
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Sorry, Mark. Oh, is Larry next? I'm just looking at people who've had their hands raised. I see Sketch had his hand raised, and I see Dave with nationalstatus.info
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has his hand raised as well. I was gonna get to that as soon as we had Larry taken care of. We'll get to you. Thank you, Mark. Alright. You betcha. I just wanted to say, Roger,
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that, I don't think, Carl's, was clear with how he started his his comment or question out. He said, if we have a fraudulent government, and I don't know if you agree with that premise, but I think a more accurate way of saying that would be if we have federal government agents committing fraud, I think that's the way you need to look at it because the gov federal government is constitutional.
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It's the agents that are corrupt. It's the extra constitutionality of the bank. Agents. So it's coming into effect here. And Larry does make a very good point on being succinct about our language in saying the agents of government. That's who they are. Okay? In our situation here, the Federal Reserve, I don't know if it's agents of federal government, but they bankrupt the country and put this extra constitutional system into play. So that is it's not unconstitutional. I agree with Bob. It's been, adjudicated by a lot of courts. It's extra constitutional. And, so that that that's the point.
You know, if you say and we're all we're all subject to this. Say the government, the government, the government. Well, then it's a big nondescript blob. Where do I go? Do I get the bureaucratic runaround? Who well, if you realize that as John used to say, we're the government. We have a contract, the constitution, how we interact, and the government controls us. And they pass laws, and then they hire agents to enforce them. They're the agents of government. This is another one of those examples when using the exact correct words and language creates a reality. When you say the agents of government, all that means, well, hold it. That those are individuals. They've got delegated responsibilities. They can't go outside of the ones like they did with me. And if they do, then they lose their their their liability, and I get to go after them personally.
So that that's the difference, and it's very important that we use the right words. I get I'm I'm as guilty of it as anybody else, you know, using the word money and this, that, and the other. But if you'll think about it, the words we use create a reality. K? So I don't know if anybody's got anything to add to that or not. Larry was, and and you're probably right, but, I just wanna be loaded up with every tool I can get to go after them. I've still got to deal with the fact that, yeah, they're fraud. I proved it. They agreed with it. But that doesn't stop their mechanizations and their armies and their cops and how they've got them trained and all that stuff. It doesn't stop any of that. I'm the one responsible if I'm confronted with defending my position and helping to show them or go to the next level and show them what's going on
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here. K? So
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so that gets Carl's question, I hope. Why why wouldn't you want every single weapon that you can muster to be used against these people? And, certainly, having that identification and having your affidavit on file in that file in that process means that anytime you're ever questioned, especially officially, is that you can go back and bring that affidavit into whatever discussion you're having, especially in a court. You guys like court so much, especially if you're in court. That's the one thing. You you got a tremendous power there. You can introduce that evidence without it going through the laws of evidence, which is where they stop all evidence. Remember, Mark, me telling you about that? My my experience with IRS there in the Russell Building, I had that little IRS agent on the stand for four and a half hours.
K? Wow. And over that whole entire time I was trying to get evidence in, I never got one single form of evidence into evidence because the slick IRS attorney blocked every one of them. I was green as a twig. I didn't know how to do it. I could never get of, any evidence into evidence in four and a half hours. There's a
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there's a little slick trick that was learned from OJ Simpson's dream team lawyers, And they would miss deadlines to put evidence in and so forth. So what they would do is whenever they wanted to put evidence into court, they say this I want to submit this offer of proof. Offer of proof. And the court has to take it. Now it has to be proper evidence, right? It can't be some some theory that you're putting forth. It actually has to be proof. And I actually saw this in action in Oklahoma County Court when a friend of mine was at trial and they're trying to block him from putting, evidence into the record.
And I said offer it, you know, give it to the court and say it's an offer of proof and the judge accepted it. Wouldn't take it through the normal channel, but when he submitted it as an offer of proof, the judge's hands are pretty much tied unless it's not actual good evidence. It has to be Unless it's not true.
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If it's not true, and he can say, no. I'm not gonna accept that. It's not true.
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No. Well, they the judge can't make that determination if it's actual admissible evidence. Uh-huh. That's the key. It's gotta be admissible evidence. In other words, you can't have, an affidavit that says, oh well they didn't break the law. Well that's a judicial determination and you don't get to make that inside an affidavit. An affidavit is like Sergeant Joe Friday, just the facts ma'am, just the facts. So there's no room for making up your own decisions on what happened and what didn't happen. You're just to say I'm an eyewitness and here's what I saw happen specifically.
But a lot of times pro se litigants and patriots, I've seen it thousands of times, they write an affidavit and they'll put in their, well, this is violation of the law. Well, you're not a judge and you don't get to make that determination. So that that is not a valid statement made inside of your affidavit. So if you put junk like that all throughout your affidavit, it'll be dismissed. They won't accept your affidavit. But if you have a true and I'm telling you this is where cases are won or lost is under admissible evidence. What can you prove that is acceptable and can be entered into the court record as evidence that could be used at trial if necessary.
And it's it's evidence. You've got to prove your case. So I yield.
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Well and it says right there in that old 1835 case is, that if, you know, it says the passport, as Mark has, reiterated to us, is an ex parte document, which means a separate part, and that, it's founded under the law of nations, which is Vatel, and, presenting you to foreign countries. And they don't say in your proper legal personality, but this is 1835. There wasn't two statuses yet. There's still only one. And it goes on to say, but if the question is a matter of citizenship, it is to be determined by what paperwork is in the possession of the secretary.
And if it is of, of higher and better evidence, it can be admitted into court. And it says it right there, and that's almost 200 years old. So, that's the place to have it. I mean, you know, Carl, for your remember, I didn't even I I had what we used to teach exclusively was going straight to the passport because I didn't know any difference, and that situation in California had not arisen yet. But, I think it's a thing to do. You don't have to if you don't want to, but I think you'd be kinda kind of a little bit Remiss. A little bit remiss and foolhardy not to do it. Thank you, sir.
But you do you do whatever you want. Yes. Rick next or I'm Paul's kinda got the line. One second, Rick.
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One second, Rick. We've we've got him stacking up. We've got, nationalstatus.com has his hand up. Sketch has his hand up. Rick is on deck. But first, Paul joined us. I did. Maybe he can give us a quick rundown of his, of his vision behind the, concept of the slapdash radio r. Morning, Paul. Or good afternoon. I'm sorry.
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I don't see the Wilshire Rose there.
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Yeah. It's Pauline. It helps, you know, it helps if you're not sat on the mute button, doesn't it? There you go. Isn't it? Probably does. Hey, brother. Yeah. I've got so many mute buttons to make sure that I don't actually inadvertently broadcast something that's really an expletive. I'm not too bad. You gotta be careful over there where you are these days. You know? I know. I know. I'm I'm very polite to everybody and make sure that that life's dull. And as long as it's dull, I can't get locked up. So, yeah, it's all it's all pretty good. Paul's Paul's laying on a bit thick. It's not my idea. After the show on Thursday, we just had a spontaneous con flap.
Paul started all it's all Paul's fault, to be quite honest. But we were just around here too. It is. He does see. Same thing here.
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No. No. No. I didn't think it was you and Patrick
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talking about it. He was coming up with all these crazy ideas. I was going, really? No. I'm teasing a little bit. No. We've been we've been thinking about I actually ran it past Eric as well. I think you know of Eric. He of the English toilet humor and, you probably know him a bit.
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But The audacious the audacious laugh.
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Yeah. That's right. That's right. And what we were really thinking, what came up in the conversation is that Roger needs a holiday on Saturdays. And Paul Paul pointed out Occasionally. That that if you if you didn't do any radio work on Saturday, you'd go mad. And I thought that's probably true. You're probably, you know, Sunday being the only day that you're not behind the microphone. Well, y'all are my only friends. Y'all are my only friends left in the world. Well, steady. I wanna I wanna hang out with you as much as I can. I know. Can you hear the seagulls? They're out there. Look. The London atmosphere is the broadcast. They've all got they all get giddy on a Saturday afternoon. It's I don't know what it is. Maybe it's feeding time. But, yeah, we were just talking about these things and, we'd I've had this I've I've got a bit more time now. Life's slowly opening up again after all sorts of challenges this year. And, and I just thought that this time for me on a Saturdays, even starting an hour earlier, it works out pretty good. I don't wanna sort of do a late show for me. I I sort we end up at 11:00. The other night, I hit the hay at, like, 01:30 in the morning. It's not that I can't cope with it. It's just I'd prefer not to. I'm alright. I just sort of, you know, you just sort of lie in that you lose a a little bit the following morning and and stuff. And and I never do I never get to do shows really in the afternoon or in the morning, my time, where I think I'm probably a little bit sharper.
Anyway, we'd had this idea of floating around for a thing just called the slapdash radio show. The idea is a complete mess. Okay? It won't be, by the way, because as soon as everybody starts talking, we get focused. But it was just meant to be a free for all. So something a little bit lighter, Roger, maybe, where you don't have to be, you know, on on, teaching mode. This might disappoint your listeners, so it might not be appropriate. I don't know. But where you could bring some music along as well. Patrick, could you play? Did you just hear the, the tune we just played?
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No. I've only just got back in, and I saw all your best about You're gonna you're gonna wanna play this over on your show. It's a three minute song on a guy that's got a wonderful little ditty on the IRS.
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Alright. Okay. Well, I have to get Paul to send it to me. Yeah. I've got a one yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. That would be cool. Yeah. I I mean, I just like there's loads of little musical things that we can do and stuff like that. So, it's just a thought for you to mull over. Paul's supposed to butter you up because Paul would need to be in attendance, I think, technically.
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Yes. Yes. Yes. Isn't isn't that a a constant requirement?
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Yeah. So so I think, you know, the idea would be it's it can be a two or even a three hour jaunt. I don't even mind, really. Yeah. Yeah. But you don't have to be there for the whole three hours is the whole idea. I mean, I've been looking at list of people that I know. There's, like, Frederick Blackburn. He's pretty cool. We got a couple of people over here. Eli might even rock up, like, for half an hour and then bugger off, you know, this kind of thing. Something like, oh, who's rocked who's turned up now? That kind of thing. So When are you gonna get Brent? When are you gonna get Brent over there? Well, on my show. I don't know. I had I had to contact him. I should. Yeah.
Yeah. I should, really. Okay. I need to do another show each week. I just do. I don't wanna do another Paul English live show at 08:00 at night. I just don't wanna do it. Yeah. Because I hang out with Eric on a Monday evening, and Eric's in charge. And it's really it's much easier when you're not in charge. It really is. I see. You just sit there. Don't you think? Don't you find it when you're not in charge? It's great. So Yeah. It's a lot better. Well, your mind can concentrate on Yes. More on the show than the other distractions that you might be responsible for. I know. I'm looking at I've got three screens here, and I'm sort of, like, half half my head's in producer mode, making sure that all the signals are working. The other bit's sort of tracking what I wanna say. And I never I come away thinking, it's always more fun, you see, when I'm on with you, like, on a Friday and Brent or anything. I know it's not that often. But when it is, and I'm sort of on the receiving end, it's it's really cool. Yeah. Everybody says that. So Yeah. So, yeah. It's just a thought. You don't have to say yes or no live on there. We already did. We we're gonna do this. We've come to conclusions already, and it's just
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can't hurt to try it one time, see how it works out. You the frequency was only about once a month, if I'm correct correct?
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Oh, I don't know. It all depends how lively it is. It might be an absolute dynamite hit.
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Could be. Transatlantic
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I was thinking Transatlantic Trash Talk as well was another good title for it. Because all the t's there. You see, there you go. There's another one. And,
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Well, I'm always happy to to have intercourse with you and your bunch over there, Sonny. Just gotta I like to I like to titillate. I'm having to titillate them a little bit, Paul. You gotta get their attention now.
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Yeah. Steady. Hold on, pilgrim.
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Yeah. There's all that kind of stuff. So, yeah. Well, mull it over. I mean, we can we can do one next Saturday, probably. I think we probably could. I'll I'll check out. Eric's kinda keen on it, and it's not like you have to be there all the time. It's just that if it overlapped with what you were doing, I thought, well, and this is what Paul was saying. He thought it would you know, you got five days of being on purpose as it were, Monday to Friday. Saturday, we can still include it. But, yeah, on point, but it's not exclusively about that. You could bring some music along and stuff. Alright. You know?
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Laugh at political incidents and people and stuff like that?
[01:10:01] Unknown:
That's right. Yeah. Any yeah. It's just Love it. Be a bit more as if we're in your bar or you're in my you're in our pub. You know? You know, Eric calls the pub that we have over the the Queen's Legs because it's all they're always open. Right. That's why okay. So it's that get up. Yes. Yeah. You got that. So it's all that kind of stuff. And it's just to be a bit loose, and it's Saturday afternoon, and I might even have a glass of wine. It's not kind of chilling and spinning and doing things. Well, why not? You know? Well, there's no reason. And if you wanna do it and try it next Saturday, let's go ahead and book it, Dana. Okay. Let's do it. Okay. I'll confirm it with Paul. I'll put the word out, and we'll see if we can rope it. We'll work on it this week. Yeah. In the Everybody in the interim. Let let's Okay. Let's plan on the second Saturday of the month.
[01:10:46] Unknown:
We could do anything like lawyer jokes and stuff.
[01:10:51] Unknown:
Yeah. Let let's plan on the second the second Saturday of each month. That way, if we have other Sabado additions or other people that wanna rock up and ask questions and need help with something, We've got three Saturdays to help them. But if it turns out to be great, maybe we can go to two Saturdays a month, whatever. I don't wanna drop the seven additional together. Out there?
[01:11:14] Unknown:
No. We could do things like lawyers jokes. Paul, do you know the difference between a Roy a a lawyer and a rooster?
[01:11:21] Unknown:
No. What is the difference between a lawyer and a rooster? No. He fed me the line, and I'm gonna react. So, Roger, what is the difference between a lawyer and a rooster? Paul, everybody
[01:11:31] Unknown:
knows The rooster clucks defiance.
[01:11:36] Unknown:
There you go. You're gonna fit right in.
[01:11:40] Unknown:
Do you know the do you know the difference between the rooster? The microphone. If there were if there were two grease spots on a highway, one was made by a lawyer and one was made by a snake, how could you identify them?
[01:11:53] Unknown:
I don't know.
[01:11:54] Unknown:
The one with the snake has the skid marks in front of it.
[01:11:59] Unknown:
Yeah. There you go. That's right. So we can do stuff like that over there. Well, that sounds just jovial and fun, sir Paul.
[01:12:08] Unknown:
Yeah. And we can think about which channels we're gonna run it on. I mean, I think I don't know. We've got YouTube and Rumble channels. I could sling it all over the place. So we'll just see. And we yeah. It's just like anybody could pick it up the stream and just get it out on your channel, and we just make it a bit of a sort of party type thing. I don't mean completely loose and mad, but you get the idea. And there'll always be people stepping up. And it's not like the forum we have here where everybody can say, you know, like, we got a standing line and people wanna say something here. But they could call in and and join us over there, correct, on your set Yeah. Yeah. We can we can set up a a sort sort of a special calling thing or a button on a website or website. It's quite easy. You just hit the thing and Uh-huh. Come in and, you know Paul Paul's probably gonna bring this whole format over and just inter inter interact it with that. Right, Paul? So our bus Yeah. Yeah. We'd have that The only difference the only difference will be is the conference here will be set in lecture mode and anybody that wants to ask a question or make a comment can just raise their hand and they'll be brought in in order.
[01:13:12] Unknown:
It's Oh, god. You know, just orderly, not not taking over. You know? Like, sometimes people at the Radio Ranch can get pretty, they can get pretty motivated and they get pretty excited. Can they?
[01:13:25] Unknown:
I've not noticed that. Yeah. I've not noticed that. They just kinda run off.
[01:13:30] Unknown:
Yep. We're not trying to invade. I mean, it's not going to be the the American counterpart of the British invasion.
[01:13:40] Unknown:
Oh, I think it should be. I think it would be fun. No. That would be great. Paul, you gonna hang with us for a minute, or did you just pop in to do a cameo or what?
[01:13:50] Unknown:
I could I could hang with you for a minute. I've gotta go and actually buy some food right now. I've just been down to the bank to take £2,000 out to go and buy a piece of steak or something, whatever it is. So it's Is that all? No. It's just it's just absolutely mad. I I gotta tell you something. Right? This is this is the sort of chat I want. Right? My son, he's he's got chat GPT running on his phone. And the other day, he's talking to it, and it's pretty impressive and all that kind of stuff. But what is he talking to it about? He's talking to it about the price of steaks in Argentina. Seriously.
Amazing. We know everything about Argentinian prices on steak, and Uh-huh. It's about so what did it work out at? Tell him to check Uruguay.
[01:14:31] Unknown:
The beef business has moved up to Uruguay.
[01:14:34] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, what what would cost us £70 here in steak costs £8 in Argentina. It's 10 times the price. Right. And I've been saying I said, look, you you might as well because the amount that he eats, I said, why don't you just go out there for a month? You'll save a fortune. And it'll pay it'll easily pay for the airplane tickets, you know, the flight and everything and get back. So we keep looking at it. There's lots of nice architecture, nice buildings still in Buenos Aires. You can tell him,
[01:15:02] Unknown:
this is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Are you kidding me? It's all that European architecture that built that city, and there's never been a war. It's a stunning city. Okay? Yep. So and I tell him just your son's how old? About 22, 23 now? Yeah. He is 22. Yeah. Yeah. You can tell him that the ladies down there are some of the most beautiful in the world. So they that might be another incentive for him. Studies. This is a family show, Roger. We can't we're talking about things. They can talk about good, attractive women. I mean
[01:15:35] Unknown:
We're we're British. We don't do that sort of thing. We don't do well. Okay. Well, see, I just I there's a culture clash coming. I can feel it. Well, it's why it's why we're doing it, I suppose. So, yeah. No. Obviously, there is a little bit of that sort of thing going on. Yeah. Let me give you an example. Now here, we've got a, in Spanish,
[01:15:53] Unknown:
a store is, generally has at the end, e a r I e e r I e. And so b meat is carne. So the the meat store is a carne serria. It's a meat store. Okay? Mhmm. We've got one that imports beef here from Argentina, US, and Uruguay. And, so it's a little bit more expensive, not much. And so what I've been in the habit of lately is I go down there and, pick up what they call here Lomofina, which you would know as filet. K? Right. So I go and get the whole filet muscle from from top to bottom. And, I paid the this week, I paid $93 for it. And I'll eat off of it all all week, both meals.
It gives potatoes or eggs or whatever on the side, but the whole thing centers around this absolutely fabulous beef. And I got Uruguay by Uruguay, by the way. Yeah. What happened in Argentina was that, they came down there with soybeans in Monsanto and got to some of the very large landholders with thousands of acres and Mhmm. Hectares, as they say. And, they used to let the cattle graze in that open range as grass fed Argentine beef. Well Mhmm. Then they started converting a lot of that land to soybeans because Monsanto could and they're gonna feed the world and kill half the local population with cancer and but, anyway, the beef market moved to Uruguay.
[01:17:34] Unknown:
So Wow. Interesting. Yep. Yeah. I think I mentioned when I was on the other side, the reason he took such an interest is that the population of Argentina is 45,000,000. Which is really But the cat the cattle population's 55,000,000.
[01:17:47] Unknown:
They're outnumbered by cows. I mean, it's really interesting. So Well, Buenos Aires has got about 13,000,000 of those. Cordoba's got a couple million. One or two other cities have a few million, and the rest of that is the eighth largest land mass country in the world with that small a population. Mhmm. It's, it's a I had a really interesting nine years down there, and I did like it. And, I will say that Argentina is more European than Europe will ever be again.
[01:18:18] Unknown:
Yeah. We'll see. I think for a little while, I think you're gonna be right with that. I mean, it's, next Saturday, by the way, Tommy Trousers or Tommy Robinson, who you've probably heard of. They've got this mass they've got this million man march. They probably will be. I'm expecting trouble a plenty, to be quite honest. I think the whole thing's a set up,
[01:18:37] Unknown:
the hand of the I thought the they're all being played, the whole thing. So he's getting take they love to take something like that with the January 6 thing with Trump and the madam and and just, twist it around to their advantage. And when they got time to work a plan into there, they're they're even more susceptible.
[01:18:58] Unknown:
Yeah. So, you know, if we do do this thing next Saturday, we might have that as a backdrop. Also, I can read out The UK football scores. Simultaneous
[01:19:06] Unknown:
with that. Right. Yeah. Yeah. It'll be happening. So You're gonna be I might be able to get some up there. A weekly Yeah. Yeah. What's going on? Premier League or something?
[01:19:14] Unknown:
Yeah. I'll give you all the football scores. Although, it's my way of delivering them because I'm not in because I really want to talk about the cultural irrelevance of football. So it's gonna be rough it's gonna be football scores with a with a twist. Like, I don't care. Like like, it's silly. It really is silly. It's incredibly silly. It's so distant from the people now. Wonderful distraction,
[01:19:36] Unknown:
especially with people like you and I. They're so totally immersed in this. It's just a fabulous distraction. I mean, we deserve you know, the old commercial, we you deserve a break today. You deserve that break today.
[01:19:50] Unknown:
K? Yeah. It's true, actually. That's what I I understand, you know, the vast majority are using it as a sort of grazing and cannon fodder for their own head and just they're completely immersed in it in a a very unhealthy way. Yeah. But for me, it is just a break. So there's just a couple of things I watch, and that's about it, really. I don't watch football. I I can't stand it anymore. I hate it. I really hate it because I know what it used to be like, and it really was, it was of the people. I I think I might have mentioned that we've got a local team down here. They, they're about, I don't know, about three or four miles from where I'm sat.
And, they'll they'll be playing now. And some guys I know here have said, you ought to come along. It's really good. I don't know if I've mentioned to you. No. They, they were doing really well. They're not in a in a professional they're in a semi professional league, like a conference league they're called over here. They're pretty good, apparently. The ground state has about 4,000 people, and they seem to fill it out, which is tiny, you know, for of, but it's not bad for a little town, a little seaside town. And last season, they were doing really well.
And if they'd won their final match and the other team that they were competing against lost theirs, they were gonna go up to the next division. And all the fans didn't want them to go up. Uh-huh. Is that interesting? And the reason they didn't want them they didn't want them to go up is that if they went up to that next league, the rules for spectators in the league above are that you can't drink beer at the match. Oh my god. We're more interested in drinking beer. Yeah.
[01:21:24] Unknown:
Especially for a bunch of drinks.
[01:21:26] Unknown:
Yeah. I know. I'm not a beer drinker. I can't I just can't deal with it anymore. I not that I ever could when I was younger. I'm not that kind of a guy. But, I love the idea of of fans getting their priorities right. It's really fantastically funny. It is. We don't wanna go up. We can't have a beer. I come to watch a football.
[01:21:43] Unknown:
You know? So Let me, because we had a couple of people when you when you came in with us here, which we always welcome, by the way. We had a couple of people in line in what we were discussing, and one of them is Dave, Dave and Kaye fame. And I wanted to get him forward to see what he had to ask or add and also introduce you to him because him him and mainly Kaye, his wife is the web person that's put together. They just got the initiative and put together a pretty impressive website over there. It's got AI attached to it. It'll do all your documents. It's got all kinds of questions and lesson sections and and and stuff like that. Dave, you got your mic open there, buddy? Would you like to meet mister Paul English?
[01:22:29] Unknown:
Hey, mister English. How are you doing? Yeah. Kaye, she's knocking it out of the ballpark with that site, and, keeping it current is a challenge. So but, she does a great job. So I'm her biggest fan. But how you doing, mister English?
[01:22:46] Unknown:
I'm doing fine, Dave. Nice to meet you. Where do I find the site? What's the domain name for it then?
[01:22:51] Unknown:
So it's very simple, nationalstatus.info or nationalstatus.com. Either one of those domains will take you to the website.
[01:23:03] Unknown:
Neat.
[01:23:04] Unknown:
That's great. The site, and and Dave posting in a comment section that connected us, however, flimsily with, Anne Vandersteel. You heard what I was saying earlier about him or her on on InfoWars last night, Dave?
[01:23:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's unfortunate, you know, she hasn't reached back out to you, but maybe it's just she's, you know, up to eyeballs in the the IRS piece. But she was really fascinated with, our successes with the IRS. Right. Could get money back there. So Yes.
[01:23:41] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. And she's just embarking on this IRS thing. It's still new. And I'm a tell you from somebody that messed with it for a lot of years, it is is is one of those still waters run deep situations. Oh, man. You don't understand everything that's going on behind the scenes or the origin of it, either, which we could talk about over on your on your Saturday thing if people wanted to. The origin of the taxes, Paul, was in your country in December. Sorry about that, everyone. Yeah. I know. We're we're just gonna hold your feet to the fire about it. And, because get this.
The reason it happened is because we lied in court against Jewish merchants. I'll tell you the whole story if you wanna, if the audience do you wanna hear it, though. There's very interesting. So and now we're we're all we're saddled with it, and you guys are not us. So, anyway, Dave, sorry to interrupt. Did did you have something to comment on or say a minute ago when you were in line? Or we've kinda hijacked the show.
[01:24:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. No no problem. I, you know, I wanted to tell you, calling from beautiful Alabama today. But, wanted to mention I'm outstanding in my field, and I'm not bloviating about my job. Okay. Good. I do my job. I'm literally standing in my field working, but, Yeah. I wanted to touch on the the, passport and mention to the folks because I know you had mentioned about it. It's the critical nature of it, being the primary ID. But when we sent in our password applications, we got back the they sent back the actual affidavit that we had sent in with the with the Right. Passport application.
Right. And what was interesting, and I haven't heard this anywhere else, but they had stamped I think it was, like, a nine digit number, code of some sort. I I believe it was either all numeric or it had some alphanumeric in it, but I don't have it in front of me. But there's actually a picture of it. I redacted our name in it, but it shows they stamped that at the top right corner of the affidavit. And, before we got that back, I had, sent in a, privacy act request because I wanted to see what was on file. And that came back with that, the reply, and they mailed all that back to me, copies of my previous, passport applications.
But I guess my point is that it is on file. I wish I knew what that code is at the top right. I tried to reference it everywhere I could, but really must be some internal identifier. Yeah. But,
[01:26:28] Unknown:
yeah. But, anyway, it's I just wanted to touch on that. I know you'd mentioned Let me ask you a question. Piece of puzzle. Well, I wanted to ask you a question because there may be a line of demarcation here. Was that an original affidavit? Do you remember?
[01:26:42] Unknown:
Yeah. And, yeah, when we when we first did our affidavit, I think we each we each did 10 copies, the original, I call original
[01:26:51] Unknown:
Correct. With the,
[01:26:53] Unknown:
the v the VA gives us free, notary services, so I took advantage of it. And he signed off on 10 Okay. 10 originals. So I thought that was important to put in the original.
[01:27:06] Unknown:
Well, I think they note it somehow or whatever. Did you designate it was an original copy on the copy
[01:27:13] Unknown:
on what you sent them? Well, it it you know, he used his notary stamp where it was, you know, the where it embosses it. Yes. Yes. And, so so it was I think it was pretty clear. I I don't know if I noted it was original, but perhaps maybe they assumed it was because of that
[01:27:32] Unknown:
embossing of his his notary standing. Well, that that's what I've heard, that they'll send back an original and keep throw away whatever they do as long as they register the other ones. The other question I wanted to ask you, when you got your privacy act request back and looked at what was in there, was that number on there all at that point, the one you referenced from the top right corner?
[01:27:55] Unknown:
Yes. And it was, it was literally like, a copy from a copy machine along with all my previous because I had when I was in college I won't tell you when, I went to overseas to Europe with some friends, and I made sure when I requested, in the privacy act to go back to that time frame because they like you to, mention a time frame of which you want your documents sent back to you. In fact Uh-huh. But in in the passport section, the remedy, under confirmation, there's a gray tab. I have, all that information about doing how to do a privacy act request and what we did for people. But, yeah, to answer your question, it did it did come back with the, their reply, and they it wasn't emailed. It was all it was all copied off a copy machine. It appears, and then when they sent it back to me, but they're pretty prompt with that.
[01:28:48] Unknown:
Cool. Well, that's, for the audience who's listening on this passport discussion we've had for part of the show today, that's really insightful. And I've never heard of them putting a number, on on an affidavit before. It's probably some kind of internal code and I'm like you. I'd love to know how we could decipher that, but we don't have a Rosetta Stone for that. I'm afraid.
[01:29:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Tell Paul,
[01:29:16] Unknown:
tell Paul
[01:29:17] Unknown:
how many hits you guys are getting from all over the world. Paul, listen to this. It's incredible.
[01:29:26] Unknown:
Yeah. How many So oh, man. So Kay Kay adjusted just what's posted on the home page at the bottom. You can see some of our stats, but, it's over the top standpoint of how many visitors to the site. And I think she narrowed it down to, now there's a clickable link there that shows all our stats at the bottom, but, just just the download downloaded documents from the site. And we're talking articles, books, and all that. 23,000, and we've had this site up maybe two not even two years. We've got, over a 130, Yeah. We have a 130 folks to go in our courses, and, we have, a whole section for coursework regarding national status. And I think we had, like oh, what was the other stat? See, I'm not looking at it in front of me, but it was, I think we have 800 subscribers now, to the to the site. And just to mention, it's the site's not monetized, but, you know, we do have people for the forms and and the coursework to to get an email address from them, but you can use any name you want. So we're not looking to for any information or money from anybody. So but, freedom
[01:30:51] Unknown:
in our mind should be free as possible. Right? I I was asking about the statistics you gave me a while back on how many just hits the site had had. It it it was well, I I just remembered it staggering to me. So because it's not promoted, Paul. Do this. It's not promoted. So we are I'm very negligent about promoting, and I'm sorry. I apologize. I just get off on other tangents and forget it.
[01:31:18] Unknown:
But, anyway, it's it's time I the promotional stuff, Roger, is is huge, really. And I know that I I haven't been doing it. I haven't had any time the last two years ever since I started doing the show with all sorts of other things going on. I've probably done less to promote what I'm doing than at any other point in all the other projects I've worked on. All the other stations and everything that I sort of built and I've done, we've done loads of stuff on them. But for my own stuff, nothing. And it's often the case. But, I think it's key. I often think that, you know, if if you if you sort of create say that the project is a radio station, 30% of the energy should go into the programming and everything, and 70% should be on marketing. I think it should be like that because peep there's so much amazing stuff. But if people don't know it exists, how can they hear it? They just can't. It's not it's an engineering problem. It's not a human lack of interest. They just don't know it's there. Well, I can't get anybody to listen to me for the most part a little bit now, but for all these years.
[01:32:18] Unknown:
And, even you and I, the whole first time of our relationship, I'd try and tell you about this and you're off on other stuff. I understand all that. But, it's, it's amazing that I lost my train of thought. It's so damned amazing.
[01:32:34] Unknown:
Oh, I'm glad I'm not the only one.
[01:32:37] Unknown:
I wanted to mention I wanted to mention that part of our statistics, we we have we can go behind the scenes and look at where people are coming from Yeah. You know, visiting the site from. And we see flags, and it's probably where a server is located. Right? And we see flags from all over the world. And one and I've mentioned this before, but we every now and then, we see one from the United Nations flag comes in.
[01:33:03] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[01:33:05] Unknown:
Don't ask me don't ask me what that is, but, yeah. So we're getting Ben just came. And it's all work yeah. Really. And it's all organic. Right? So we don't do any, search engine optimization, anything like that. It's all word-of-mouth,
[01:33:23] Unknown:
and so it's spreading That's where I was going.
[01:33:26] Unknown:
Pretty quick. We we've done a we've done a series of what I we call, like, info videos, small short videos, and they're on the site as well. But they're little plugs of the different pieces and parts to the national status. And a matter of fact, when, I spoke with, miss Vandersteel, and I mentioned that, and I sent her a link to one of our first ones. She actually played it at the end of one of her podcasts, and it was amazing the the rise in statistics when she when she played that. Yeah. It's, I can't recall the date that, podcast was, but it's right at the end, and she, she gave us a plug and, played that little video. So I guess it spreads that way as well.
[01:34:16] Unknown:
I sure hope she comes back around and starts you know, the that's the problem with this material. This is so impactful. When you see it, you gotta readjust a whole bunch of your life. And and why why you're doing that, you can't see the real important parts of it. You just see all the changes, and I've been lied to, and this I can get out of it, and you're what do I do? And all that, and you're not realizing. This is the power tip of the Rockefeller Rothschild power tap root. That's what we're severing right here. Okay? And, it's hard to see that even after you've been in it for a while. I've got the advantage, of course, of messing with it and thinking about it for more years than I'd like to admit.
But, by gosh, we got the key. What I was gonna say a minute ago, Paul, is I've had to build this intentionally like a multilevel, in a sense because I I can't get on any other places to promote it or at least I couldn't hardly for many years with accepting of Joyce. And so it had to be word-of-mouth, and that's how I built it, really. Realizing that I had no idea how long it was gonna take, and I've been frustrated with it a time or two to the point of where you might even consider quitting. But I would never do that without passing it off to somebody else, and I've never found people that can understand it, much less pick up the ball and dribble with it and commit to it. So at some point, I said, okay. Well, alright, big guy. I guess I'm the one. Okay. Here we are. But boy, it's it's and but that remember, the best form of advertising is word-of-mouth.
So, that's what I try and do is get these people that are interested, and wanna learn and and and and teach them up as good as I can like a football coach, coach them up as good as I can. And then what my intention here is for this to never die. See, they almost snuffed this out. And I don't know if you know that or not. But, if you go back and look at this in in the early nineties, there's 300 estimate, 300,000,000 people in the country. Out of those 300,000,000 people, 1,200 people went paid $121,500 dollars to go through this course.
And after it got busted, 1,199 of them split. I was the only one that took this further. And if that had not happened, we would not know or understand what we do today. That's how slim a thread we're on here.
[01:36:48] Unknown:
Garage. Yeah. I think it's it's, it's almost like a golden rule in a way that for lack of attention, all things wither and die. They're doing the communication space. You need it. It's that old thing, you know, if a tree falls over and there's no one there, does it make a sound? In my view, the answer is no because it's the sound is received. It's it's who's hearing it. It's not it's it's not whether it was made or not. I mean, right now, a bomb's gone off on the other side of the universe somewhere, probably, or something has happened, but we can't hear it. So we're not conscious of it. It doesn't mean anything to us. Correct. And it's it's creating consciousness of a thing. And once it's fit into someone's menu of thought, it's building up the habit. It's really building up the habit of actually sort of sitting on these things. I also think there's probably there's so many communication opportunities with it, and yet they require quite a bit of work. I think this is the other thing they do.
It's brilliant what what David's saying there about producing short videos. You know, I've sort of drowned on about this. I've never got around to doing it. And I I suspect that if I could put some time aside and and get to grips with all this AI stuff in terms of producing materials, it it speeds things up. And this is a boon. It really is. I mean, you can get an awful lot more done, you know, once you actually got the the the tools. And the thing is the other side always have the tools. They always have them. Of course. And they always use them because there's a budget. I was reading something the other day about some, non governmental left wing organization over here that is getting funding from Soros. It's it's set up as a charity. I'm looking at this. The comments were quite interesting from people. They said, you have to hand it to them. They're thoroughly determined, well financed, and are pounding away. What are we doing? We're moaning about things. And it's true.
I'm not saying that here in this space. That's not what you're doing. But overall, there's a great deal of that. And I I was saying on my show the other week, I said, really? Don't we need some kind of professional setup? Wouldn't it help? Everybody gets a bit itchy. Shouldn't people be getting paid to do this? Not because they're gonna make a lot of money, but we could have more staff, people working on these things. Of course, they've made that path very difficult as well. But I'm thinking, why can't I set up a right wing extremist charity? Yeah. You know?
They were. Yeah.
[01:39:00] Unknown:
Yes. Paul. Real quick, I I wanna I wanna actually pat Paul on the back about something because we're on PodHome. We've been on PodHome since 01/01/2025. And Paul English was the one that turned me on to PodHome.
[01:39:18] Unknown:
Yeah. We got a lot of great information in
[01:39:22] Unknown:
that period of time, we have had 35,027 all time downloads. We have had 8,471 unique live listeners. We are in 42 countries, and our most popular episodes are the Radio Ranch and Paul English live. That's, that says something.
[01:39:49] Unknown:
It does. Well, I like to try and fashion it with lack of guns, Paul. I've consciously tried to fashion this from the start as a team, And and I still try and do that today because teams always accomplish more than individuals, period. But I want us to be a team of strong individuals. And, when you that's why I teach, teach, teach is you you don't get the strength of this until you're able to do understand and defend your position. That's when you start becoming powerful, and there's a direct correlation between how free you wanna be and how well you have command of this information.
Okay? And at some point, you cross a line into this incredible self empowerment zone of, well, almost invincibility, really. As you grow back into what you were supposed to have from birth that has been stolen from you. I mean, the the the the the big picture here, the big big picture is Esau Edom has devised a way where he can get you to agree with giving him the birthright back. That's what's going on. And we go in and change that because it's fraud. Yes, Paul.
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One more thing I forgot to mention. We are currently live streaming on Rumble, our fifth program on Rumble. And without any promotion or advertisement of any kind, we have had 833 total views and those four or the five episodes, we've got, like, 35 so far today. Cool. But, 833 in four episodes.
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Well, that's really I'm surprised. I wish we'd have been doing this all along. It's too bad we haven't, but we've got it going now. And, I understand the people you're you you're looking for something. It's Saturday. And, so you're stumbling around on Rumble, and there's those things listed, and you pop in to listen to see and sample what this is all about. And if that's you and you're hearing this, it's about you. It's about you and your freedom. And if you'd like to find a way to remove yourself from well, should I be blunt enough to say the the slavery that has been conjured up by the money powers? Is that is that being a little bit too too woke fall? Or should I say, if you'd like to remove yourself from Jewish slavery, stick around?
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Well, I I think that the latter one is, although it's true, has probably got not as much traction as the first one. I think it it's different communication horses for different courses and different audiences, isn't it? I agree. It's almost like it it it needs to be stratified. There's a there's a wide ranging simple proposition part,
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which when you're embedded in the knowledge is really tedious to do. You just go, you know But See, here's the difference. I I can get on here right now. We were talking about Argentina a minute ago. Right? Mhmm. God, I hate them damn Argentinians. Do you know what them some bitches do down there? And I can just blister them, and nobody gives a damn. The minute you use the word that starts with a j, everybody's hackles are up on end.
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You're right. All the words
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create a reality. I'm telling you. It's it's really impactful, and it's an important part of what I'm trying to do here that I've never really totally understood until relatively recently. The importance of that.
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Yeah. They're they're massively powerful. I mean, you just used that phrase though, Esau Edom. Right? Now probably most of your core listeners here, because you've said that many times, and their students anyway, will know what you're referring to. Outside of this conversation, you're just gonna get people having a clue what you're talking about. Any idea. No. They don't know that Esau hates Jacob. They just
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That's right. No. They don't know what it means.
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Interestingly, we covered this a little bit on Thursday. And Did you? Eric. Yeah. Eric sort of sloped off because he was knackered and everything, which is fine. It doesn't matter towards the end because it gets quite late and he doing stuff. And I I had a message exchange with him yesterday. And he said I was up he said that was fascinating. This is about the third time I've covered it. You see and this is interesting as well. I'm not having a go at anybody. You think you can tell people once. You can't. It the and one thing about the radio and the automation stuff is we can keep repeating this and repeating it and repeating it or the machine can. And we need it to do that. Because if it's there and it's available, you pick up one person, then you pick up two, and you pick up three, and it's this repetition that's required.
But people don't have a they really do not have a clue about the the base base problem. And he sent me a voice message back, and he said, I've been really thinking about it since last night. He said, and this sort of this makes everything make sense. I'm going, of course. Yeah? I said, it's really simple. It's like hammer, nail, hit it. Got it? Yeah. Done. It's not complicated, and yet, you know, organized religions overcomplicate it because they're an organized religion. Right? You're out talking about something. They've overcomplicated.
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They've done it so they can hide and deceive. These are the masters of illusion. They're the masters of magic, m a j I k. That's what's going on. And they can use these things like these little words and this equivocation trick, and they got you with a ring in your nose. And you don't even have any idea what's going on. That's right. And you know, it's for the reason.
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It's very, very slick. It's very slick. And one of the reasons I just picked up I've just started rereading Eli's book, The Great Deception, you know. And it's because when you speak to most people and you if you ask them, is the Bible at you know, who's the Bible about? They go, it's about the Jewish people. And that's actually the May that's a major stumbling block because you have to then go into a lot of detail to show why it isn't or more detail than most people are accustomed to listening to. You have to go into a little bit. Mhmm.
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And and and finding shorthand ways of addressing that is important. Can I but I'll try one on this? Can I can I try one on you? Yeah. Go on. Yeah. Twice. Once in Genesis and Romans nine eleven. Jacob have I loved. Esau have I hated. Do you think it's fair to assume that if God publicly states in both versions of the Bible, if you will, that you're hated, that you might hate him? Mhmm. Well, turn look around to see who hates him.
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Well, if you wanna be like God and if you wanna be like Christ, do as they did. And I I you know, one of the contentious things that I say intentionally on purpose to stir it up, I say, like, it's a question I've got that. I've just been Jesus. Right? And everybody goes, yeah. Was he a liar or a racist? Because he can't be both. What was he? A liar or a racist? And people, he's not a racist. I'm going, what? You're saying he's a liar? Well, he's not a liar. Yeah. But even because race is this is the thing about and it's to take the charge off it. You go so I'm just using a hammer blow there to try and get people going intentionally. Uh-huh. Because if you go back onto this race thing, right, which is key, and it's and it requires some communication because as soon as you say it, everybody reacts. So the reaction is just unbelievable. The programming is so deep. And what it's doing is it's stopping white people defending their own race, and we're the only people that don't do it en masse. Everybody else, it's quite natural, and they go, oh, you hate everybody else? I go, no. Yeah. No. That's not what I'm talking about. Oh, what do you mean? I haven't got the time. I no. I don't.
But no one in our own people is looking after our own people. They always think about the other first. I'm going, you got any idea why everything's falling apart? That's true. You've got no connection with yourselves. Everybody else does it. What's up with you? You know, you've been dissuaded on all these kinds of Was Jesus
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interest. Talk about Jesus and racism.
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What about the statement, I come only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel? Is that That's what I mean. Yeah. I back it absolutely, Roger. That's how I back it up. I'm going, so if you say that racism, which as I understand it, is to discriminate on the basis of race, I'm going, well, Jesus did. No. He didn't. He did. Well, he said Show me where he didn't. Show me you know, and and it's not that Jesus hated the other races. It's that there's a job to be done here. That's all it is. My view of it is is that if we get our act together, of which what you're doing is a key role in all of this kind of stuff as a people, and it's a grand thing to say. Right? But if we get our act together, the whole world will benefit. It's because we don't have our act together that the whole world has been that they've leached in. And in a way, I was thinking this morning that the Jews in a way do these arguments, anybody that wants to present them, a great favor.
Because by their historically recorded actions, which I know you're familiar with, but everybody outside of this conversation is basically clueless about Yep. They actually demonstrate the provenance of what we're talking about. Everything about it is like the best evidence you've got. Why why what's all this trouble? And one of the things that, Eric, you know, that I was discussing in the show was I said, if you look at the nations that are being hammered, it's ours and no one else is of any importance on the agenda. It's just our nations that are being hammered. And there's a reason for it because Esau hates Jacob. That's it. Yep. You know?
So they do us a favor, and I've I've thought about this and say, you know, I wanna thank the Jews, but possibly not in the way that they're actually think anticipating. Because they've literally bent every single law, and the Talmud is literally a a rebuke of every everything that's scripturally biblical and and accurate. They literally prove that they're not those people. I heard of the people. Having a tantrum about it. Well, that's great. It's definitely not you then.
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I heard a very interesting view of the way that this is set up and how on based on Sabbateanism and those principles Yep. And that you have to go through his thoughts, everything. The Messiah is gonna come when the world's all good or all bad. He knows it's never gonna be all good. So he devises his particular approach as all bad. And then their idea is you've got to go back and totally go through all this bad stuff before Yep. He'll come or you can be redeemed. Right? Well, that's the reason for pedophilia. It's because it's the most absolute repulsive sin that anyone could imagine doing.
You're trying to effectually, poke poke God because God's represented in the child and its innocence. And that's why the pedophilia is so prominent is because that's the starting point of that series of of ladder moves to redeem yourself. And I've never heard that before. Okay? But it makes total sense.
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I know. And and but you were just mentioning then about words. You know this phrase that the Jews rejected Christ? Well, I I that sentence is not right. For example, if I if I send an invitation to you to come to a party and you don't come, right, you've rejected the invitation. That's true. Right? Mhmm. Like, Elon Musk like, Elon Musk at the White House dinner the other night? Yeah. Yeah. Same thing like that. Right? But if you never got the invitation, then you can you can't reject it. Well, they were never invited. They didn't reject it because they've never got an invite because Christ addresses them. You're not my sheep. He knows it. He knows that. Mhmm. I know. I agree. So it's this glomming on. And in a in a way, you know, this thing that there is literally nothing new under the sun with this. When you when you view scripture through this light, it it's taken out of the woo woo phase.
And you see that nothing has changed, that the tactics that were being employed to three thousand years ago are exactly the same now. They come in, take over certain power centers, do all the talking, do all the writing Yep. Absolutely overburden people's brains with a massive complexity that's got nothing to do with the foundations of the whole thing. Yep. And yet people get suckered into it. It's like a carnival side shows the great deception, literally. In the in the in the protocols, one of the statements is and we should all be very cognizant of this.
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We will get them arguing of issue over issues of little difference. Yes.
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Just They're all of secondary importance. Absolutely. They really are. But they've they're very beguiling. They're very dramatic, and they're having to make them more and more dramatic to keep on, you know, hoovering people's attention in. It's like a vampire. It feeds off the attention that we give it. They have, over the centuries,
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developed this chameleon like ability to create false realities. Mhmm. And they're really damn skilled at it. K?
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Yeah. Well, they would have to be because that's the only way they can survive in a way, wouldn't they? Yeah. You you'd say because they're actually parasitizing off of the foundations of the whole thing, they have to basically misdirect, the bulk of the people as to their role in the whole thing. And, well, I think once you've got this key, and it is a key, you can read all of these complicated documents. You and then you don't have to read them. You go first paragraph, last paragraph, rubbish in the bin, but I can see what and you see what they're doing every it's just instant. It's like the light goes on on everything and then you go, well, I can see all the cockroaches now. I've learned
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I've learned through the years in the study and thinking these things through, as I'm apt to do, they do the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over again. And they do it that way because it always has worked. Mhmm. Now that we're on to how they do things, it almost becomes a sort of Achilles heel to them because it makes them somewhat predictable. And and it just it it exposes a weakness. K. Yes. And the and the and the Internet with these types of shows, this type of worldwide instant communication, and these many people hooked up, focused on the same topic and issue can bring forth great results.
And I think we've done that. You know, Paul, my goal remember, I knew this and understood it to an extent enough to know that it was the the thing, not all the embellishments, but but that I just all by myself knew it, and I could not get anybody to understand it. And finally, Jeff Bennett. You know, radio people are always looking for programming. Right? So Jeff Bennett over there at RBN on that prime sweet spot said, look, Roger. I I don't understand what you're trying to tell me. And but I know you do. And and and and and if you if you want, I'll bring you on once a week. And, you know, we started it. I thought it was three I thought it was three shows I was gonna have a shot.
And that was the week somewhere between Mendoza City and the town I was in a 150 miles away, somebody severed the damn telephone in the fiber cable. So nobody had Internet. I thought I only had these couple of shots, and I was about to go berserk o trying to get that connection made. So, anyway, it worked out to once a week, and then it's developed since there. So, anyway, it's great, and I've I feel more fulfilled. I mean, I've done a bunch of pretty cool stuff. I've had a real good life. Hold on a second. And and and and been successful, all over the place, but I've never been fulfilled like I am with this. It's just fulfillment. Who was trying to say, hey, Roger there?
Christian. Christian. Hey, Christian. One of our new listeners, Paul. Hey, Christian.
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Hi. Hey, buddy. I don't interrupt y'all's cup. I wanted to ask you, what was that scripture you used? Was that Romans nine eleven? What was that? Yeah. One of them is Romans nine eleven, and I don't know the Genesis stat. You can go look it up on search engine.
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But, see, the problem is people don't know who Esau Edom is. And these people say, oh, we're off the lineage of Jacob, Abraham, Jacob, Isaac, and Jacob. Right? Okay. Well, you go look in Genesis and Exodus. That's all males. Page after page after page, both sides of the page, both columns, so and so begat, so and so begat, so and so begat, so and so. Both places. And yet the Jews, you're only a Jew, if your mother was a Jew, is the only right to return to Israel. How did a matriarchal lineage come off of Jacob? Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. How did that come off? And I'll listen to you. Otherwise, I think you're all a bunch of damn imposters.
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It's the best one, that one, Roger. Honestly, it's the only it's the only it's the only thing you need to throw up as it were, not not literally, into a conversation to say, how did that happen? How can a matrilineal people be a patrilineal people? Can't be done. Never is done. Show me where that happened. Didn't occur. Well, we can have a discussion. Just show me where that happened. Yep. It's not in there because he didn't. You know, there's a thing that Brent said a few weeks ago. He's not the only person to say this, but I think he mentioned it a few weeks ago, about god using his enemies to further the work.
And it it probably used different words. But that's their job. Uh-huh. Edom's job is to kick us back onto the contract even though they don't know it. That's the reason why we're in trouble. It's just getting this knowledge out and then applying it and living by it. And it's not about sort of I I just think people go, what? What? You want me to go to church a lot? Well, if you want to, it's up to you. You know, you don't have to do that. Jesus didn't say anything about going to church. Jesus said, if you love me, keep my commandments. Keep the law. Keep the terms of the contract. It's not difficult, really. It's not difficult to understand. I mean, it's it's it's completely bamboozling to understand if you are if you haven't read it and you don't know what it is.
But in simple terms, it's it is simple.
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It's it's very easy. Michael Jones calls Protestants?
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Go on. Yeah. Run it by. I'd heard it, but say it. White white boys that don't go to church and eat pork. Yep. Well, I don't eat pork, but we don't go to church. I'm not against Why would you go to church? All the Protestant religions
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Zionists.
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That's right. And and also, you know, the Church of England is basically, Roman Catholicism two point o. They've just mimicked it. But they didn't start off like that. And I I was thinking, you know, the the the reformation over here when it kicked off under Henry the eighth and all that kind of stuff, I thought this is an this is an example of God using, his enemies to actually kick things into the next phase because it's Protestantism is wrong. It's muddled. It doesn't get it right. It it ignores these key things as well. They don't talk about it. All of the churches in the world, as far as far as I'm aware, don't, deliver sermons regularly about why usury is literally a sin. It is. It's absolutely abomination.
They don't talk about it. If you don't talk about it, you can't has done it. I know. It's a joke. And yet the people that go along, many are nice, and they go along there. But they're in a sort of hypnotized condition. It's not that they're bad people or anything. It's that they think they've got the complete menu of all the information in front of them, and they don't because the key bits, the absolute substance is never ever talked about. So the attention drifts away from it. No one has it consciously spring up into their head throughout their day. They don't think about it. They don't bring it up in conversations. And that's what's needed, it seems to me. You know? And and all the keywords
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that you think are keyed into this reality that they're trying to create have got an opposite definition attached to them. That's right. Subconscious.
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Yep.
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Now I will say that if the last hour or so since Paul joined us and we got off on this track, if this is any kind of a preview of what these shows might be, like that are upcoming, they will be a tremendous success at least from my standpoint
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because I'll really I wanna talk about this stuff all the time, but I I've been very guarded about it over the last few years because of where I live. But there's we're just getting to a point where it won't matter anymore because you know, it's just getting mad. It is getting mad. I I but but we will rise up again. One of the things that often but I that I bear in mind. They always lose. Well, anybody that takes a land by force throughout history, it always goes back. It's like the sea. You can't have it. You just can't. I can't. The British Empire doesn't exist anymore because you can't have it. It wasn't really a British Empire anyway. Well I mean, I'm not worried about it. It didn't upset. It was an empire of the city. It was that influence. It was about assets stripping the world, you know, and all that kind of stuff. I You're not You're being fooled again. I told you why the,
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the sun never, sat on the British Empire, didn't I? Why is that, Roger? Because even God knows you can't trust an Englishman in the dark.
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Well, you might have a point there.
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Yeah. But that still wasn't nice.
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Anyway, at least the sun's up still here. It's not got the coolest colors yet. Here's one we could trust right here. We like him and love him. So and could be doing this Saturday show. I'm just I'm pretty excited about it now that I think about it, Paul. We have lovely conversations.
[02:02:07] Unknown:
Yeah. They're cool. Yeah. They're good. And we can throw music in, and we can do stuff, and we can loosen up a bit. Alright. Well, we're game. Yeah. We'll give it a go. We'll see what happens. Yeah. We're game. Let us know when.
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Start start with the second second Saturday of the month and expand into the second and fourth Saturday of the month,
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and then we can make a decision as to whether to do it every week. Alright. Yeah. Christian, we cut you off at the past there. Sorry, man. What did you have to, ask or add?
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Okay. That was one I wanted to say that if we wanna know what God can do with one of us, you are the example of that. God says my eyes go to and fro searching all the world to find somebody I can show myself strong through. You have been you have been a a dominant kingpin in this scripture that you've taken it by yourself and look what you've done with it. You've done due diligence for us to get out of slavery.
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Well, I might overall, of course, thing go, you're welcome, and thank you. My overall goal here is to affect change to some degree. I don't know what degree we can do it, but I'd like to do it to some degree. I think we've already probably accomplished that to a small degree. Now we just pursue increasing the angle of, participation. And at some point, with everything else they got going, man, they're they're right close to the edge of the cliff. I feel like you're gonna push, push Wile E. Coyote, help push him off the cliff. But, you know, as for as for me, Christian, I have never had a better sense of fulfillment and purpose in my life, and I had a pretty exciting life. Okay?
Accomplished a lot of pretty cool things, and, it just gives me, well, a purpose. If you've never had a life filled a purpose, you you don't really appreciate what life can totally be is what I guess I'd say. And, thank you. And people like you, I know this powerful message because I know how the reaction it had on me. And I know I'm not the only one, but I was just duty bound and hell bent to get this thing out, especially after I kind of figured out what it was and how important it is. And over all these years, fifteen years, they've known about this from the start. They were on it when I first started giving it out over RBN. So they've known about it the whole time, Southern Poverty Law Center.
Okay? And you'll never hear or see a place they mention my name. Never. That's why most of you never heard of me. They won't put my name out for anything. I beg them. Put me on your hate list. Come on with number one with a bullet, please. Nope. Call them every name. Kike Kike and everything else publicly and bait them, and they won't respond. So that kinda tells you what we got here.
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That goes to show you what Jesus' fulfillment of doing his will, like you're doing, has given you, purpose and a fulfillment
[02:05:40] Unknown:
of helping others do a trial. Thank you so much. I just can't well, you're more than welcome. I just can't tell you how how much it is for me. His feedback for me that gives me additional energy, drive, desire, etcetera. And I just love meeting you people, that we respond to this message. There's something that we have and share great in common that's very basic. And it doesn't matter any of those other things on the periphery that we might not agree on. We agree on this, and it puts us on the same page like nothing I've ever found between people before, Christian. So it's very cool. I love pioneering. I'm I'm I'm very, very proud of what, with God's help, I've been able to accomplish to this point.
But I I think there's just a whole bunch more. Okay? And so we're gonna continue to press and with good folks like you and Christian and and Dave and and all the folks that are here and participate on such a regular basis, I feel are on the same page, and we're just like a big family. It's what we are.
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Amen. Thank you so much. Roger? Christian?
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Yes. Yes. As colonel Mandel House would describe Roger, he's one in a million. He's turning second class citizens into first class citizens Yeah. By yield. And I and I just really like it. I I it's just all of a sudden, I can look back over my whole life and say, hell, I've been trained throughout my entire lifetime to do this right now at this time. This information right now in the situation we're in that could be so critical, this being potentially so explosive, it's just a matter of time. That's why I said, you know, the worse it gets, the bigger impact we're gonna have when we hit.
So just sit back and enjoy the ride. We're on the win and slay ride for a change.
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Paul? Larry had a comment. Oh, Larry. Roger? Yes. Yeah. Hey. I yeah. I've got two questions.
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One for, Dave and one for, for Paul. Okay. I was wondering if, Dave has, his his privacy request, process and instructions on his website. And then a question for, for Paul. You brought up that there is 800, I believe you said, views on Rumble. Is that the entire show, the Radio Ranch show being broadcast? And is there a way to measure whether they are watching the entire show or just maybe a few seconds, or how does that work?
[02:08:31] Unknown:
Yes. There is. There's over 800, views, passing views, and there's 200 to between two and three hundred that have watched the entire program. Now, that that is kind of a it it's kind of a a, misleading number because, Rumble has been doing the two hour Radio Ranch plus, one or two hours of after show. Now if people stay for the entire Radio Ranch program, but they leave before the after show or during the after show, they don't go down under the the whole listen all the way through list. They go on to the pass through list. So I'm thinking that, the bulk of those 800 people did hear the entire Radio Ranch program.
They just disappeared during the after show because there wasn't something interesting to them being talked about. So Okay. I hope that answers
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your question. Drift in and out. You know? But, Paul, do you know from a broadcast standpoint, you they're always you want your big gun in the morning. I must send the morning, you know, back all of them. The bed the the morning men are the big money guys. Move from top 10 market to top 10 market usually. You know why that is? Because studies show that the station you listen to in the morning is the station you listen to all day.
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Right. Predominant. Predominantly. You wanna you wanna get them early.
[02:10:22] Unknown:
Yep. It's just like the the Jews wanna enslave us young. They wanna get you right after you come out of mama's birth canal. Now up until that point, if you if your hips are out up your knees, you're not born yet. It's only when those feet come out of that birth canal that you're considered born, and it's that moment that they throw that blanket over you and your connection to God and put this fraud on you. Then the birth certificate recognizes that and you as an object to their property rights, and they go use it and put it in the bond market. That's the process. You'll notice everything they do, Paul.
If it's really of any magnitude, the hook is always, always no exception at the first. Fourteenth amendment, all persons born. There it is. IRS 1.1 dash one parenthesis a. There's the jurisdictional statement. Nationality act of 1940 where they put in this status as a national first, definition a at the top of the organic statute. They always because and you can see their logic here. If you're reading something that's that's, you know, inches high, you're not looking for the answer on the first page. You're thinking, god, I gotta go through here and find this answer. And by the time and you're you're long past the hook and done, and they've got you right off the star. You can see why they do it that way.
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Right. But, unfortunately
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way in going back and analyzing them when you understand what they've done, that we can continue to understand their processes and their MO. And, again, now they're predictable. Right. K. Now they got do we do we do, just like Paul, do we do what's always worked, or do we take a risk of deviating a little bit because we know they're onto us and making a mistake that hadn't been thought through completely? So do you get into that kind of stuff? Yes, Paul.
[02:12:31] Unknown:
Well, unfortunately and now I've got two things because I've got something that on what you just said. Unfortunately, most people, they only catch the headline. They'll catch the headline in the first paragraph, and then they will form their opinion of the entire storyline without actually going through and pulling out the facts that are always included later in the article or at the end. That's that's the the the grazing news cycle. And the thing about them not changing is I don't know if they're capable of changing. First of all, they they obviously lack creativity and the ability to think on their feet and to move, and to sidestep things that are going on. Secondly, these are all the same bloodlines. These are all the same descendants.
The ancestors were the ones that built the plan. They built the program. They were the ones that had the intelligence, how the moving parts fit together, and they just trained their future descendants on, cause and effect where if you wanna do this, you do this because it's always worked. If this happens because you did this, then you do this and you should be okay. Well, now the rules are changing. We're adaptable. They're not, and that is why the tide is turning. That's my opinion.
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It seems the populace, you could draw an analogy, a correlation, if you will, to viruses. You know, when they first start hitting them with antibiotics, it kills them all. But slowly over time, they work up a resistant and they become antibiotic resistant. And that's what's happening in the population. I think that's a very good analogy.
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Yes. Yeah. I would agree. What do you think, Paul?
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Sorry. I was just reading something else, so you don't want to be asking me right now. Okay. Okay. We're done. Feeding are you feeding the seagulls cigar minnows or something? No. I my attention was completely taken up with the origin of fish and chips, but I think I'll save that for my show on Oh my god. On Thursday. Now a good fish and chips is called It taps into what we were talking about. I know. Listen. Let let me just read you this. Right? An article in The UK's Jewish news in an article, Francine Wolfitz has claimed that the origin of the iconic British street food that is fish and chips has Jewish origins. Have you noticed how they're responsible for everything that's great? Right? It's a it's a very good article. It actually may it it probably came over from Spain. Uh-huh. And they claim and that being Sephardic Jews in Spain, they're claiming that they brought it. However, British fish and chips have a thing called batter, which is basically this huge blob of fattening stuff, which is the most amazing stuff in the world. I know. Because I've eaten so much of it. And my dad used to sell fish batter.
And the interesting thing with batter for fish is that it's different down south than it is up north. And up north Mhmm. The fish and chips up north are amazing because we use beef tallow for the batter. That's If your beef and fish, what's that got well, you just go eat it. No. You all wanna stop. You all wanna stop eating it because it's just amazing. Well, the, the juice invented it what what did they call it back then? Gefelte fish? I don't know what they called it, but everything that's great you see, basically, everything that's great, they claim to have done it. Right? They're always claiming everybody as their own. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We did this. Have you ever had gefelte fish? I may have. I don't know. There used to be this great Jewish delicatessen down in Whitechapel when I worked worked there in the nineties.
And and their salt beef was fantastic. Really was. It was great. Lovely energy in the shop as well. They were a bit it was great. It was packed. I used to go over there for a big salt beef and pickle sandwich. And it'd been on the site for years. I think it's closed down now, but that was a big part of it. But it was great food. I'm not sniffy about these things. You just gotta be accurate. Right? So My my Jewish friend would say,
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that gefelte fish, man. They're hard to catch. Yeah. They probably are. Yep. They probably Which for the audience, should you not know, is like herring pickle herring or something with a Mhmm. Cream sauce or something, and it's just not bad.
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I love to Anyway, to avoid embarrassing myself any further when you ask me a question, I've not been paying attention, which is very rude of me to do that. No. It's not. I'm gonna depart because I've gotta go I'm actually, I could really eat some fish and chips right now, but I'm not going to. I mean, I could. I could actually muller some. Oh. But every time I every time someone says every time I say, can we get some, my son's got, dad, no. It's not good for you. I'm going, you're right. And I want to get in the car and drive up north, which is 280 miles away, and get them at this particular chip shop. There's one in Whitby, by the way. Not that you and that might mean anything to your audience. Whitby's where Dracula landed in the novel. Right? When he came over, he landed at Whitby. Whitby's an amazing place. It's not big, but it's extremely brutal in the winter, which has got its own attraction. It's got these big cliffs, and it's got one of the greatest fish and chip shops ever. It's in Whitby. It's a tiny little place up a road.
If you and then my brother tells me it's still there because he was there about a year ago, and he got some. He said they're just amazing. And, yeah. I would like to try that.
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I would I'd like you to try it. Well, Paul, listen. I think we may have launched off a successful new new little path here today. I'm quite quite excited and very pleased and always love to interact with you and especially on these forums.
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And, Yeah. Well, we're gonna try and rope quite a few voices in so you don't have to sit around sitting on the mic for two or three hours. You can just go, hey. I've gotta go for a coffee. Come back after twenty minutes. Just leave the radio on, listen to the rest of it, and come back. Right. I mean, we'll just say how it goes. We'll just have to play it by ear, but there's no there's no constraint. Impromptu. Totally impromptu. K. That's the idea. Well, see why that Those always produce the best shows. Scripted stuff appear scripted.
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Spontaneity cannot be, replicated.
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I I also think it's the most easily accessible type of conversation for the for the listener. It's as if I've just met you in your bar or you've met me in the pub. Right? And we're just talking, but we get a little bit animated because we're really excited about what we're talking. So other people in the bar just can't help but listen in if it's interesting, and it is. So they move their chairs a bit closer, and they don't have to be part of the conversation, but they're going, oh, that's it. What? And then someone might come over and go, what were you just saying about that? I've got some attack. It's that kind of thing. People are of it's much lower. It's not like, turn turn up at 07:00. We're doing a one and a half hour lecture. There's that's a different pitch, and it's important that you do those pitches. Yeah. But this has got wider sort of more convivial atmosphere with a few rude jokes every now and again, which will cause break the ice. To be expected.
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To be expected. Gonna be there, so that's a given. Paul Paul Paul, there's a voice from the wilderness on the speaker. It's the periphery. This voice originates in Costa Rica.
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Oh. Yes, Joan? Hey.
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Hey. Hey, Paul. Do you have one more minute? I I wanted to I do. About Yeah. Oh, thank you. I I think you mentioned Eli James' book, and I think you said in that book, it's Eli said Jesus is or was or is a racist.
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And No. Does that I didn't say that. No. No. No. No. I said that. I said that. I'm using it as a Oh, okay. As a provocative term to get to engage people. That's what I I do. To show that the book is is a is a racially driven book, which it is. It's a book of race. It's it's a scripture.
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Is it what's the name of the book? The main deception? The great deception?
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The The Great Deception. Yeah. You can get it from moneytreepublishing.com.
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There is publisher now. So that Yeah. Oh, thank you. And but okay. So it's even better that you're the one who said, Jesus is a racist. Does that just mean that he was supportive of his people, his chosen? Is that what makes him a racist?
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Well, there I think there I mean, Roger touched on a couple of them. The there's certain things that he says, which are basically, in very soft terms, I'm I'm I throw it in a harsh way to get people's attention. Right? I do that because if you say someone's a racist, everybody wants to run out of the room. It's really sort of, you know so in certain circumstances, I'll use it. But there are certain things that occur in his ministry that show quite clearly, even the words that come out of his own mouth, that he is discriminating on the basis of race.
He says it. His own words say it. I have only come for the lost sheep of the house of Israel. That's pretty clear. He doesn't say I've come for everybody because it's not a unit this is the problem that that I think Catholicism has. It says it's a universal thing. It isn't. Catholicism is wrong at the third word of the entire scripture. Yeah. Testament means contract. Contracts are exclusive. You know all about that, Roger. Right? You're either on it you're on it. If you're on the contract, you're in it. And if you're not on the contract, you're not. It's not rocket science. It's not cruel. It's and it's this all contracts discriminate. They only apply to the people who are on them, and they don't apply to the people that are not on them. That's how the world works and that's fine and no one has a big problem with that.
So, you know, Jesus like a lot I was saying the other night, it's like a line manager comes down here. There's a department they're called the Israelites. They're a race of people in all these tribes and they've gone completely off the reservation. They're they're absolutely whoring after other gods. It's gone completely bad. And he comes down. That's what he says. I've come to pick him up. Did he even work? Sorted out. Yeah.
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They think they're the wrong gods. He
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He refers to one of them as a dog.
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Yep. Well, he he doesn't correct her when she says that. And it's a that's a I mean, that is a that's another fantastic example when he's walking along with the disciples, and she's this Canaanite woman is saying, hey. Hey. My daughter's really ill, and the the disciples are saying to him, can you send her away in modern language? Can you tell her to get lost? Right? Because we've got things to do. But he stops and talks to her, and she says to him at one point, I want, you know and he said, the meat is not the meat for the children is not for for other people. And she says, can't even a dog have the crumbs from the master's table? And he says, your faith is great. Your daughter is healed. But he doesn't correct her. He doesn't say, oh, you're not a dog lover. He lets her use that. And he doesn't say, oh, because your faith's great, you can come and join in.
No. Because she can't because he's not there for her. This is this is this is the bit that churches pull back from because they go, well, we need everybody's bum on our seats in the congregation. Well, the sorry, mate. You've got it wrong. Or am I reading it? Offering. I mean, I I mean, I Only when the offering That's it. That's it. That's right. And the the the whole thing with the origin of Catholicism, is that Constantine, Emperor Constantine plays a major role in that. And it became what it became because he said, I'm in charge. It's gonna be like this, and he used it as a surrogate to extend Roman imperial power. That's why all the churches then moved into their big administrative buildings that they built. And they found it's much, much cheaper to control people's minds through a religion than it is to have centurions walking all over Europe. It's very expensive. And apart from which, you've got the problem of centurions coming back to Rome and knocking 10 bells out of you if you've not been paying them their number of denarii or whatever they were due to get paid. Another interesting thing, Roger, that someone sent me the other day, I haven't even chance to watch it, Baruch Spinoza, a Jewish philosopher who was kicked out of his own tribe, very interesting guy. He did some research in the fifteen, sixteen hundreds. I I don't know when he was, but he's around about that period. Right?
When do you think hell was invented? Because he didn't it's not in the Bible. It was invented by the church about May. They invented it. And you did? Invented hell, yeah, to terrify the congregation. And what do governments do? No. It's just the same old crud over and over again. Somewhere in the New Testament, they refer to hell.
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It's translatable to a couple of different words. Okay. And the the one that and I know this because I use it for our, you know, for our Fentanyl. Just remember this one of those examples. The, majority of the translations are a word called Gehenna Gehenna, which is a trash dump on the outskirts of Jerusalem. So that was what was translated as hell. It's I I think it's comes up four or five times in the Bible. I don't know all the places. But, yeah, I remember this one specifically, and it is called Gehenna.
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Yep. Gehenna. Isn't that where he was crucified?
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I don't think
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I don't know. I don't know for sure. I don't know if it was or not. But it's in essentially, you say that because what they've done is that they've taken that Uh-huh. And they've amplified it to this eternal damn you know, all this stuff, eternal damnation. You're gonna be burning in hell forever. All this kind of nonsense is gibberish. It's gibberish. I got to ask you. Did you have you watched that, Tucker Carlson thing on the Shroud of Turin yet? I haven't. I've got it to watch, but I haven't. Maybe I'll watch it this evening. I'll move move it up to move it up to the top line. Okay? Mhmm. And have you watched alright. Okay. So I give you I I wanna throw one back here. I will. I've got I'm at an have you watched Barnum World yet on YouTube? Barnum World. I watched it. No. I have no idea. I've never even You're gonna laugh your socks off. It's absolutely brilliant. It's only an hour and a half. Right? You'll love it. You'll absolutely love it, Roger. It's right up your street. It's about why the whole idea of politics and freedom and democracy is a complete sick joke. It's done brilliantly by this lawyer called Lee Gorman, I. E. Legal man.
And, I follow him on Twitter. He's incredibly skeptical and cynical and sarcastic right up my street, but he's accurate in everything that he says. And he's just talking about the gullible the repeated gullible foolishness of the voter and all of these things. If you go I think you'll love it. It's very funny. The Barnum of the next thing. Second part? Barnum's World. Barnum World. It's just called Barnum World. Not plural, but singular. No Barnum World. Barnum as as in PT Barnum. That you live in a Barnum world. Well It's all about promotion and deception and blag.
And he does it fantastically. And he refers to the constitution and all these other things. It's very funny. Yep. Who was trying to say something? Was that Rick?
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May I ask Brent. Oh, Brent. Hell, I can't recognize that voice. Shame on me. Hey, Brent.
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Yep. Paul? Hey. Paul had, Paul, Beaner had, found that, and I passed it around through most of the audience. Yeah. Barnum World. Okay.
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Barnum World.
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Yep. Yep. Could could be I have a question for Paul. Yes, Paul. Of Robert Seffer. Right? Oh. I have. Yes. You Roger quoted him the other day. Have you had him on your show, or do you plan on it?
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I don't know. He's a big guy. I'm a little guy, really. I'd love to have him on. Why? Because all of his all of his evidence backs up all of what we're talking about right now, which it does.
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Okay. Well, there's there's a YouTube channel called, Caltanian Chronicles.
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And one of the videos on there.
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Right. Okay. One of the videos on there is one in 56,000,000. Are the British the lost tribes of Israel? Mhmm. And the description is there is a one in 56,000,000 chance that the British aren't the lost tribes of Israel. This video That's right. Towards the evidence, the ancient laws, prophetic parallels, suppressed history, and the eerie spiritual, trail thinking trail linking Anglo Celtic identity to biblical Israel. From Alfred the Great to John d, from Glastonbury to Scythia, is this forgotten truth? Are you the conspiracy of the century? It's an interesting video. It's certainly an interesting title.
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Does it mention the stone of Sco Scion? Is that how you say it? Scion? Scion. Stone of Scion. Does it mention that in there, Paul?
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I don't know. I haven't I haven't finished watching it. It's only I've that's seventeen
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minutes long, eighteen minutes long. So I think that's a real important part of that question. Yeah. A daily answer.
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Right. Yeah. I mean, some of us obviously, Paul, some of us have not forgotten, or we've been in a process over the last twelve or fifteen years of blowing the dust off of our brains and being hit by these truths. And you can tell it's true as well because most of the people that you take it to can't don't get it. I I don't know why they don't get it. I I I've discussed this with Eli a lot. Yep. Yep. Like, when it when I first stumbled into it, after about ten minutes, literally, of hearing Eli say something, I came across him about 2011 or 12 on some YouTube videos he was doing then. And he'd spoken and said a few things. And I was looking at all this sort of banking stuff, and I was going to the Bible to try and find out what it said about honest banking, which is basically honest weights and measures.
And, he'd only spoken for ten minutes. I just had it's like I was hit by a hammer in the head. Yep. I just went, oh, now it all makes sense. Just instantly, it was like the lights went on everywhere. And wherever you now look in all this detail, you can make rapid sense of it because she got this context, And it makes complete sense. And that's what Eric was kind of when he sent me this message back on Friday, that's what this light bulb had started to go on. He said it fits everything. I'm going, yeah. Everything. Everything is fit Fitted out with you. A moment when the light bulb just flat goes on, man. Yep. It's it's it's amazing. It's wonderful. It's the greatest gift I ever received, really, that. It's just like, wow. Yeah.
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Life changing moment right there. It is. Yeah. It is. You know, the Bible says, above all, seek understanding. It doesn't say seek knowledge. It says seek understanding, and that's a moment right there. And once you get understanding, you also acquire wisdom. Wisdom is really the the the knowledge not to make the same dumbass mistake twice. Isn't that wisdom really?
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It it it is. Sometimes you realize that you're not wise. Oh, no. I did it again.
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But, I just thought that's interesting. I always think back to that when understanding. Not knowledge. It's not all the although that gives you the understanding, it's critical to get the understanding, I think. Maybe not. Maybe I'm wrong there. But, anyway, that's what the Bible says, and, hell, I haven't found it lying to me yet.
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Right. There's some the thing is it's it transforms it from this book that's associated with cold churches and singing in choirs and slightly drab faces on a Sunday and all the stuff that went with it, and I don't wanna get all this sort of emotional stuff and baggage I had about it as a child. It just transfer it just turns it from that into this dynamic manual for our people. You realize it's about our people. Yes. And you just go, wow. Wow.
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This is I can't even Why did my wife ever tell me that? I'd have been all ears forever. You know? They never told me truth, what they always told you when you were a kid about truth, and you couldn't imagine that. You didn't have the experience or power or years under your belt or whatever. Well, now this affidavit, this process here, where the biggest, baddest son bitches that have ever walked the face of the earth stand mute. That's true. Mhmm. Truth does that. Yep. And and and now I got an application of it. See? But, anyway, that's another thing I've stumbled on along this path.
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Yep. Paul, you had to go thirty minutes ago. Okay? I know. But you keep saying interesting things, and I also thought so. But I'll I'll go on there. Actually, one last little thing. One last little thing. Right? Yeah. It's to do this is just another example of things getting distorted, and this is relatively recently, like in the eighteen hundreds. The, the British Israelite movement sprang up in the eighteen hundreds after the Rosetta Stone had been translated and Champollion did all his work, and all these documents suddenly became available. And there was a huge growth of this in the in England.
And I think by about 1845, '40 1850, they reckon there were about three and a half million congregants in the Church of England that had come to the view that the people of these islands were in great part the descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. It was a that's that's a lot of people, three and a half million. In fact, it upset Newman so much who was in the Church of England at the time. He wrote a letter saying, if this doctrine takes hold, the church is finished, to which I would say, good. It's true. Right? Who cares about a church? We're bothered about the truth. Right? Mhmm. So he left and became a Catholic. And he became cardinal Newman, and he's an intellectual and all this, that, and the other. He couldn't stand. He didn't like the idea of all this kind of stuff. But the British Israelite movement got invaded by Edomites, and this is where it went slightly wrong. But the most of the work that it did, the archaeological work in the eighteen hundreds stands to this day. It's tremendous stuff that they did.
And, they sent a guy in, an Edomite called Edward Hine, came in and began to occupy high positions in the organization of it. And he was paid for to come into it by Rothschild to include the Jews as one of the tribes.
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No.
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Celsa Presse.
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But I'm just that's what happened over here. It's like you put a dagger in me with that last sentence. You can't you can't run away without addressing and and meeting, Julie. Julie, you had something to say here?
[02:35:40] Unknown:
I did. I wanted to find out. I'm switching subjects a little bit. I just wanted to find out from, Paul. Are you, what are you hearing over in Europe regarding the energy crisis that is about to erupt? I'm hearing that Europe is marching into a winter facing an energy disaster of its own making, and I wondered what your comments were, on this.
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Well, it's a new one on me, but I'm not surprised. I mean, it's just disaster of the month. Is that the one that they're running with now? It will all be of their own making. Yeah. It will all be of their own making. Yeah. They It
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It basically, says that, it says on here that, Europe is marching into a winter facing an energy disaster of its own making. And with the EU currently facing economic catastrophe, the energy problem is about to make everything worse. Why is no one talking about this? And it says, turns out Putin has Europe by the balls, and he just tightened his grip. And they're talking about that. But, Martin Armstrong is also talking about how Europe, because they never consolidated their debt, they are in the worst situation out of any country, any of these g seven countries, at least, in the world where they must have war.
They wanna take over, Russia because Russia's got 75,000,000,000,000 of rare earth minerals. And they're just, Martin Armstrong's Socrates AI computer has has never been wrong. And every day when he's on different shows, he keeps saying that the narrative has not changed. His computer is showing war, between and among the European countries as long as well as, Putin. And I just wondered where what your take was on that and what your feeling or views were.
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I think it'll be spot on, unfortunately.
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Authoritarian guy, but,
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I think that every single one of them is compromised. People think that the that Russia is under the control of the Russians. No. It isn't. That wall coming down in 1990, the Kazarian mafia to use the, you know, the the nickname du jour for them, they're still in control. It's just been a big faint. And the whole I mean, if you look at the Russian Ukraine thing, what's actually happening is exactly what happened in World War two. White guys killing one another. That's all they're bothered about, and that's all it ever ends up being.
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Yeah. Rinse and repeat. And then what are what's your opinion about, like, I've seen a ton of marches going on. It looks like London has just been overtaken by Islam completely. What what what are you seeing over there in in in your country right now? Is that Yeah. There's no people that they've It
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is to some degree. It's not as huge as the media, obviously, will create it'll create the impression that it's enormous, but they are taking place. They I'm reasonably sure the government have supplied many of this 1,000,000 flags that went up. I mean, what is there? A warehouse with a million flags in it and they suddenly everybody's got one really quickly. You've gotta stand back and look at the logistics of these operations. They're everywhere. And, there's there's a genuine, support for it, which I have too. We need to do it. But it's also the timing of it is is is planned as well. It's to raise a kind of energy, then you've got Muslims marching. They want there to be punch ups. They wanna do this. This is what they want. And And on the back of that, they'll then introduce or escalate, a movement towards almost like martial law. They wanna do that.
They're using it as well to they're also using the migrant crisis, which is not a migrant crisis. It's an organized government effort to destroy the nation. The media, of course, can't use the correct language. Yep. And they're using yeah. It's exactly what they're doing. And it's to now the only way to cure it, you see, apparently, is digital ID, and you'll all be saved by that. No one wants that either. So many many people see it, but it's a matter of actually finding some peaceable, if we can do it, way to to not react to the, the electric shocks that they're about to give us. They're gonna prompt us, kick us Yeah. And push us into a into a situation where they will benefit yet again. And it's a rerun of Russia 1917.
I've said this ever since the COVID thing started. They did They do it over and over and over again. Yep. It's the same stuff. But most people don't know this. They don't know.
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Coulda, on the earlier conversation, hold Julia me and insert something. On the earlier conversation of passport, on all the required five star new IDs and stuff, the passport qualifies as that. So you get it tied to your affidavit. K? Another advantage of you using to start the show, we were talking about it, using their own rules and their own words and knowing the keys to the whole thing. And unless you understand all this, you can't do that, of course. But then you're using what they built totally against them, and they can't say anything about it unless they change the rules, which they can't and won't because we're talking foundational and basics. Everything's gotta be voluntary. Go ahead, Julie. I'm sorry to interrupt, sweet thing.
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Oh, no. No. No. That's okay. I just was you know, I I I'm trying to find solutions to all of this stuff right now. But, you know, every day, I look at different news articles on different, social media platforms, and I just saw today that Proton has has, basically betrayed all of its customers. It is now going to, allow total surveillance over everybody's Proton email accounts. They're leaving Switzerland, and, obviously, they've had their they've had their yeah. They're they've had their arm twisted again by somebody else as well. So,
[02:41:42] Unknown:
that's very All all the traffic all the traffic that goes to Proton, Julie, goes through Israel and always has.
[02:41:49] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. I think all this stuff about having encrypted, emails and encrypted text messages is all one big lie. But I really do believe that we do have scientists and we do have people out there. There has got to be some sort of alternative, Internet that we can create that's not connected to these technoprazies for these and these big huge tech companies where they won't get bought off by them, where we can have our own and we don't have to comply to their, you know, crap. I do know there's a company called Above Phone. I don't know if you've heard of them or not, Paul, but they have not only a phone, but also a laptop that has been de Googleized. And then there's also another company called Brax, b r a x, I think, that also has come out with a de Googleized, operating system. But then that that leads into the equation. Okay. What about the chips? What about the AMD, the advanced micro device chips and the intel chips? Are they do they have software in them that is spying on us as well? So I'm oh, my God. It's just so bad. And we here around the corner from my house, we have a company called ID.
Me, Paul. I don't know if you've heard of them over in Europe, but my understanding is they're going to be expanding internationally and they have contracts with the Treasury, Federal Reserve, DARPA, DOD. Oh, it's just crazy. And if you go on to the website and listen to the malarkey being spewed out of these, the mouths of the C level team, it's all propaganda and all lies. It's just all lies. It's, oh, the veterans, we're veterans and the veterans are the most, the most, vulnerable human beings. They have the most stuff being committed upon them on a day to day basis. So we need to make sure that we protect their privacy, and now it's all gonna be an ID to get online. And I'm like, what are you talking about? Every veteran I know over here in The United States lives paycheck to paycheck. They've been treated like crap from the government. If they're not homeless.
Yeah. If they're not homeless and they don't make crap. What are you talking about? That is just one big huge lie. But anyway, I I I don't know if you've heard of that company, expanding over to Europe, but my understanding is that your country is next with, this company.
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Come in. I can't wait. It's gonna be great. Yeah. I mean, what's there to worry about? Come in. It's all gonna be great. Well So where the good one's gonna save us, everybody.
[02:44:26] Unknown:
First of all, Julie, I love you, dear, but you covered about, like, 10 different topics and interwove questions into those She was shot. Topics. And, personally, my eyes have started to glaze over. But my question for you is, do you think that maybe ProtonMail was always intended to be a modified or a monitored and compromised platform? What it was put out there to do was to take people that were using a myriad of other communications to interact with people and funneling them all into one supposedly secure platform that could be monitored without them knowing it. Do you think that was probably the intent from the beginning?
[02:45:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Winner winner chicken dinner. You're right on there. Spot on, Paul. Uh-huh. I'm sorry. I I deviated on so many different subjects. Sorry. I was She's sweet. Sweetie, my head is swimming. And I I I love Paul in I love Paul when I when he come I love both Pauls, by the way. I'm not cheating on you, Paul.
[02:45:26] Unknown:
Yes. We love you both we both love you equally, which is getting a bit worrying, isn't it? But we do. We we love you too.
[02:45:33] Unknown:
Yeah. Always hanging out the program talking about intercourse, and now we're we're we're the Oh my god. Easy now. Let's not breach over on that side. Really? She was a wallflower when she was younger, Paul. I'm sure you find that out. Yeah. Right.
[02:45:49] Unknown:
Anyway, well, look. If this is any sample of what this upcoming show shows This is it. This is it, Roger. We've peaked here. It's all downhill from now.
[02:45:59] Unknown:
Well, man, how is it the way we did? Well, I think we got a hit on our hands. Is someone around broadcasting
[02:46:05] Unknown:
for many years? I it's got substance, baby. Hey. How about a little bit of UK levity for Paul before he leaves?
[02:46:12] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:46:13] Unknown:
I know you like the jokes, Paul. What do you call what do you call an Irish lesbian, Paul?
[02:46:20] Unknown:
I don't know. What do you call an Irish lesbian?
[02:46:24] Unknown:
A Gaelic.
[02:46:28] Unknown:
Okay. I don't think that's what I'm
[02:46:30] Unknown:
saying. Send it to Eric. He'll send you a he'll send you five books for that one. He's got a big joke collection.
[02:46:34] Unknown:
He'll send you a fucking whole pencil for sure. He'll send you a fucking whole pencil. Yeah.
[02:46:41] Unknown:
Alright. And let the fish and chips fall where they may.
[02:46:45] Unknown:
Oh, god. Don't talk about fish and chips. I'm just getting old. I'm sorry. It's really, sorry. Yeah. Did I tell you about the the fuck them whole advert for the fuck them whole pencil? I was thinking of advertising for it and the idea is got a maths problem, constipated, get a Fockem hole pencil and work them both out. Right? That's that's that's in keeping. The hell of a Fockem hole pencil.
[02:47:09] Unknown:
My grandson's 12. He just started seventh grade. He would that would be a fantastic pencil for him to take to school.
[02:47:17] Unknown:
Yeah. It would. We all need fucking whole t shirts. I've gotta get I've got I wanna do all these things. I'm just getting the energy back to do them. I keep saying to people on my show, do some stuff. No one writes to me. There's so much to do. Just why don't you just do something? Build a shop and get on with it. We'll send everybody over to you. I don't want the money. I just want it to happen. I want these products. You know what I mean? Because I'm loaded. I I I've got so many £50 notes in the hall. I brought my neck on them this morning. It's just terrible. You know? Just all this money around. But it's, yeah. I'll tell you by the way, just going back to the encryption stuff. See, I can't leave now. I'm getting thinner at least. At least there's one there's one good thing about this. I'm actually slimming down during the show.
I I used to, years ago, 02/2004. Gosh. Twenty years ago. Right? I've still got it here kicking around in the office. I was working with, a guy up in Connecticut. I actually came over twice to see him. He's passed away now, unfortunately. Really interesting guy. God, I wish he was alive. He's fantastic. You know, he was called Blake Prater. And Prater is a Dutch word which means talker, and he really was he was an excellent talker. He was a great guy. He, well, I have to talk about it on the show next week. He he got the he got some medal live on TV from Ronald Reagan as, like, entrepreneur of the year in some big ceremony. He got Uh-huh. Yeah. And he he upended the Chicago mortgage market by restructuring mortgages and was about to take over all these mortgage companies. He's just a guy that works stuff out. He used to buy He wrote this document. I think I've got it around somewhere, where he would go in he would buy companies up and he wouldn't asset strip them. He'd restructure all their finances. He told me this wonderful story.
There was a an electronics components, company in San Diego, run by two partners, two guys, elderly guys, who were kinda tired of it. And they've been running it for forty years. It was very successful. They had military contracts and all sorts of things, and they just kind of had enough, really. And the problem they had is that none of their offspring wanted to pick up the business and run with it, so they didn't know what to do, you know. And, he went in and they wanted a certain amount of money for the business. I don't know what it was. Maybe 5,000,000. Maybe it was 10,000,000. I don't know. This is back in the nineteen eighties, something like that. So he goes in and he looks at it and he said, look, I I want you to just make me a partner for six months so I can spend these six months going through all your books, looking at everything, and then we can come up with a proper price. They went they were in no rush. They just went to get it sorted out, you know.
And he without going into all the details, he restructured everything in their business. Like, they'd been marking down their inventory by by, like, 15% a year. He said, have you actually done a stock check? They've not done one for, like, twenty years or something stupid. Right? So he goes in, he finds absolutely millions of dollars with stock that they didn't have on their books. They they had got some forklift trucks, which they bought. He sold them and then released them back to the company. And he went in and he said, look. I know you want 10,000,000. I'm just making this number. He said, I'm gonna pay you 3. And they went, what? Because they were not happy. He said, you gotta hear me out. What he did was he restructured all their finances so that they still ended up having a stake in the business. They'd retired from it, and they didn't pay any tax. He was brilliant at all this kind of stuff. And when I met him, he was in Connecticut buying up businesses and not laying people off. This is two from about 2001 to 2005 or '6. Right? He wasn't laying them off. He was re he was using the assets from businesses to get them much more financially well structured and then buying further businesses. He had a 100 a 110 companies he'd bought in three and a four years. Right? It was amazing.
Anyway, the usual suspects turned up and didn't like what he was doing, and he ended up sort of in trouble. Why am I telling you all this? Because I ended up minting gold coins with him out of the Idaho the Sunshine Mint in Idaho. Yes. Right. I used to get gold coming over here to England. It was great. I had eight ounces of it's got these are our own gold coins that we'd made. But Nice. Just coming back to encryption. See, I just went off on a complete tangent there, but it's fun, wasn't it? We all got equipped. There were about six six of us working with him. I had a guy from New Zealand, although he lived here at the time, and we went over. And there was a computer guy, from Sweden and another an American computer guy that was there. And we all got equipped with Ubuntu laptops and the entire drive was encrypted and all this kind of stuff. And I'm mentioning this because when it comes to email, and I remember this even going back twenty years, the best way is to still use something like, and there may be something better, is to use PGP and encrypt your own emails on your own machine all the time with your own unique keys.
The problem is is that most people just can't be bothered. Literally, this is the problem. So the way that they got us you remember when the Internet first started, there was no such thing as Hotmail or Gmail or any of those sorts of things. Right? Those are the days that I still have the fondest memories of of just having an email account and being on news groups and all this stuff. Was simple. Stuff was simple. Simple, and it was flying around at right or not. And, you could get into news groups, and there were flame wars, and there were no, oh, don't upset people. I wouldn't even know what you mean. I thought that was part of it, to upset people. It's fun. Right? There was no HTTPS. Nothing was secure.
If you look at the way it's moved, it's the way that governments work. It's effectively no different to anything else. It's a protection racket. Oh, your mail's not safe. We'll protect it for a fee. Oh, this is not safe. You need to use these big companies. We'll keep it safe for it. Trust us. It's just a protection racket. It's always, always, always. And that's what we're involved with. We have to pay to be alive because if we if we don't pay the government, we're gonna die or something. It's all you know? But I'm just saying, our own networks are definitely achievable. They're they're just a little buffer zone. They only last for a few years, but they provide buffer zones for this sort of communication to take place on its own terms. We've even got our own video platform now, so we can run video if you want it, but we can do that. It's all doable.
It's just a matter of, you know, grinding away. Shall I go now? I think I better go. You can. I I like this next step we're, gonna do,
[02:53:50] Unknown:
though. Kind of if, if you wanna look like it as a gestation and a development, it's a logical step one day a week. We kinda combine our shows and take a little bit different drift. It's on Saturday. Everybody most people aren't working. I think it's a good stab. I I would predict that it will be, very successful.
[02:54:13] Unknown:
I think if we can get some blast of energy like we've got into it and just give everybody a break from studying almost, although there will be that stuff in it because we can't talk about anything else, can we? We're like, we can't. I don't want to talk about anything else. It's really a waste of time in many ways, but I think we can we can knock it around a bit and make it fun. Our really bright listeners, John, he's not with us all the time,
[02:54:35] Unknown:
came on one day, and he said, Roger, I think you got the the most important message in the world. And several other people agreed with that. So that, was quite insightful on his part. It's very powerful, and you until you get into it and understand that you can't understand that and see it necessarily. But, boy, it's there. It make these people stand mute. I've Paul, I've never in history seen anybody be able to do that.
[02:55:06] Unknown:
Well, if we can provide a space, Roger, where we can cast a wider net, if it's possible to do it. It's almost like a test. I don't know whether it's possible or not. It might just go nowhere, but it it's worth giving it a go, isn't it? And I think if it's if we're able to do that, you know, like, to just wet people's appetite, there is now the the the ground has never been more fertile than it is right now, and it's getting more fertile by the minute because of what's going on. Yep. Totally agree. And we're sitting here on the side, minding our manners,
[02:55:36] Unknown:
learning what we're talking about, learning how to express it it with simplicity. And it's just like I envision a big pool of gasoline waiting for a match to be thrown on it. Yep. And if you supply the gasoline, I'll supply the match. Well, if that happens, if that set of circumstances should come together in a center, it'll be a synergistic reaction. And I don't I don't think they could withstand, oh, let's just say, getting 10 or 15,000,000, of these affidavits within about a month. I mean, they they'd know the get the get the jig is up.
[02:56:15] Unknown:
Well, I'm I'm also gonna look out for an Australian voice and maybe if we could get someone from South Africa as well. Well, I got my the time of the show, Australia, it's like 10:00 at night on a Saturday night. Uh-huh. Of course, most of them are drunk by then, but not the ones that are actually good communicators. So I'm just joking. What about the,
[02:56:34] Unknown:
South Africa? Because I've got a contact down there. Remember I mentioned him to you a while back when this came up, Sebastian?
[02:56:42] Unknown:
Yeah. He's he sometimes send me messages. I have had a few calls with him. He's a really good guy. Yeah. He is. He's a good guy. I'll chase him up. I've got his contact on Telegram, actually. So that we look at this. I think we stitch a few things, and it's a bit like everybody's doing their sort of individual things during the week. But maybe on a Saturdays, it's like a big That would be a a a social guest. Very, very cool. Very cool. Yeah.
[02:57:04] Unknown:
Alright. We'll go off and get a cigar and minnow for the sequel or something. Hold it. Somebody's trying to say Radio free Gentile. Yeah. I would call it Radio free Gentile. Nations. Can we call it that?
[02:57:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Could do. Except we aren't Gentiles. Okay? No. We're not. Gentiles means ethnicities. We're not I'm not an ethnicity. That's apart from which it's their way of describing us, isn't it? To help me that. I'm not interested in those words. I think it means foreigner.
[02:57:31] Unknown:
So I'd just soon be foreigner to them. Okay? Yeah. And, we want them to know that. So, Paul, a a a wonderful Saturday show. Thanks for dropping by. Spontaneous things are always the best. And, we sure appreciate you and look forward to this new new union that, looms in front of us. Cool. Yeah. Paul's just got a lot of work to do now. And wouldn't you know it at the and wouldn't you know it at the beginning of the second hour, I got blamed for
[02:58:01] Unknown:
this idea. And now it's always getting to the point where I kinda sorta wanna take credit for it. So thank you, Paul. Okay. Alright.
[02:58:09] Unknown:
Whoever did it, whatever.
[02:58:11] Unknown:
Many hands make for light work. No. It it was all cool.
[02:58:16] Unknown:
Look forward to seeing you next next week, maybe as soon as next week. Right? Yeah. Yeah. It could be. We'll see if we can get our act together. It'd be cool. So yeah. Yeah. Fantastic. Alright. Well Have a wonderful Saturday, everybody. What you've got a lot more of it left than me. It's just coming
[02:58:29] Unknown:
up to 07:00. Yeah. But it's fine. It's good. It's a nice evening. I'm going for a walk. Okay. Do that. Enjoy it. I'll be watching some football. I hope whatever you're gonna do that you enjoy it, and it's safe and sound. And we'll look for you, of course, not tomorrow, but, Monday again at the same time. So we'll see what happens over the weekend. Great, Paul. Love you. Thank you. You too, Rob. Exciting. Very exciting. Yeah. Okay. Bye, everyone. Bye for now. Bye bye. Yeah. Anybody else got anything for me? Or I've got some, things here. Yes, Brent.
[02:59:01] Unknown:
Bottom world is in your email.
[02:59:03] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Thank you so much. Yep. Other than that, I'll see y'all on Monday. Hope you have a fabulous abbreviated weekend. Okay?
[02:59:16] Unknown:
Thank you, Raj. Bless you. Alright.
[02:59:18] Unknown:
Thanks, Paul. Thanks for everything you do, man. We've got a really tight little deal going here. I'm very pleased, and it hasn't been planned. It's just developed, And it's, it's cool. We're very unique in the Communication Patriot area area. Mhmm. I'll see you going, guys, Monday. Look forward to it, guys and gals. See you then. Be safe. Ciao. Love you.
[02:59:44] Unknown:
We have hacked out our own communication space for sure. Thanks, everyone. Actually, I think I'm gonna I'm going to take, the rumble stream down because it's going for, it it's going for three hours now. I might as well just take them down. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Sabadeau edition with, a special guest, Paul English of paulenglishlive.com and, other such programs like on radiosoapbox.com. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, at least. Our website address is thematrixdocs.com, where you will find exhibits, downloadables, interviews, all sorts of stuff.
Thanks so much for joining us. Have an excellent weekend, and that is what I fully intend to do. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network wishing you a deal. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[03:01:14] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Alright, Raj. I screwed up, and I started things a little bit early. So we actually will be starting the program in about thirty seconds. How are you today, sir?
[00:01:44] Unknown:
I'm alright. You so you're not behind in your work today. You're ahead in your work.
[00:01:49] Unknown:
Well, okay. I was behind at one thing, and I was ahead in another thing.
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Alright.
[00:01:55] Unknown:
Oh, totally crazy. But Yeah. At least it's a Saturday.
[00:02:01] Unknown:
So That's right. That's right. It's a little less critical audience
[00:02:05] Unknown:
today. Yep. Welcome to the Radio Ranch. It's time to get started. They're probably about right now.
[00:02:39] Unknown:
Good morning, all you little freedom seeking cowboys, cowgirls, and ranch ants. Welcome to the Old Radio Ranch on the Saturday weekend edition. I even come out come out and talk with you on Saturday. Okay? Mhmm. So, that's what we do here at the Radio Ranch. Roger Sills, your host, and it is the September. We probably have more than an abbreviated contingent of helpers today. But just out of habit and protocol, we're gonna ask Paul to identify the folks that are with us today.
[00:03:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It's really hand? W WDRN and I have not, been able to connect on those stream sources, hopefully, Monday. I'll be either WDRN will be here or I will have taken on the responsibility to add five more platforms Oh, how much in the stream. So Boom. We'll just see how it works out. Anyways, we're on eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James, and we're on Global Voice Radio Network. The links to those two platforms are on our website, thematrixdocs, d0cs,.com. And, also are the links to free conference calls so you can join us live on the show.
You know what? I I actually have something to go. We were talking to Paul English when after show, post show. Yeah. After I left. From Paul English live. Oh, oh, okay. Is he's starting to put together a, what what is going to be called the slapdash radio hour. And, basically, what it will be is it will be discussion. It will be people coming and going. It'll be kind of like a a fluid flowing round table that will be different week to week to week. There'll be a little bit of music, a little bit of commentary, a little bit of mayhem, and, just intelligent discussion on a on a wide variety of topics.
Now, unfortunately, that slapdash radio hour is tentatively scheduled for opposite this program on Saturday. But the beauty of that being is you are actually invited to show up whenever you want to. You can show up every week if you wanted to be on that program. Now my question is, can we put it to a vote? Is the Saturday Radio Ranch, has it been have there been new students showing up with questions? Have we been able to do Radio Ranch one zero one deep dives that we don't already have? Is Occasionally. Yeah. Occasionally.
So is it is it important enough to keep Radio Ranch Sabadeau knowing that everybody in Eurofolk Radio, everybody on Global Voice Radio, everybody in our free conference calls and our Zoom meetings will be connected together just under the auspices of the different program, the Slapdash Radio Hour. Mhmm. I think it's a very I think it I think it's it's a very appealing concept. It's a very good idea, and I think he's thinking about doing it, like, once a month, first off. I don't think it's he's planning on a weekly thing. It's like a once a month. So maybe we'll just put the brakes on the Sabado that one day a month. You know? I don't know. What what does everyone think?
[00:06:27] Unknown:
Well, I'm a I guess it's alright. Maybe we'll try it and see how it works. If it doesn't work, we'll go back to the other thing. Got any any, what anybody wants to weigh in from the audience on that? I mean, you're part of this show too. Thanks. Is there anybody out there that gives a flip?
[00:06:46] Unknown:
Fine.
[00:06:47] Unknown:
Speak now or forever hold your keys. Tell me you give tell me you at least give a flip. Pardon me? Comment. Yeah. Hey, Joe. Comment. I'm old, and I don't like change. Well, that people resist change. There's no doubt about that. That's part of it. It's not an abrupt change. It'll only happen once a month, I guess, if we're talking on this plane, and, we could at least try it and see how it works. I have to get Eric to back off his microphone with his laugh. Oh, yeah. No. I did talk to I did talk to Paul about that.
[00:07:22] Unknown:
I said, you know, you know, people love Eric. They love his sense of humor and stuff like that, but he we've gotta put the brakes on that loud laugh a little bit anyway.
[00:07:33] Unknown:
Yeah. I think any anywhere you're, united in the European world is, is a good thing. George Idaho out.
[00:07:40] Unknown:
Yeah. Go agree with you, George. Of course, I love being you know, doing anything with Paul, English. So, yeah, it's alright with me. If they wanna go ahead and set it up, let's try it and see how it works. It's not an every week thing even from the start, and, sounds like a little variation to me. So it's alright with me, Paul, if you're pulling. Some of the other folks that have an opposite opinion, Joe, he doesn't like change. I appreciate that. But it may be a change for the better. You don't know till you try it. So, that would be a good way in. Joan's got a way in on it. Yes, Joan?
[00:08:15] Unknown:
Well well, I just walked in. Can you repeat in, like, half a sentence what y'all are asking about?
[00:08:22] Unknown:
Go ahead, Paul. Okay. Paul English, from Paul English live fame Thursday is, weekly Thursday program 3PM eastern. He is working on, putting together a additional program. And right now, he expects it to be once a month. It'll be two or three hours long. It will be opposite the Radio Ranch Saboteau edition, but everybody on the Radio Ranch, Roger, myself, all you guys, everything would be interconnected. The Slapdash Radio Hour is music, fun commentary, interesting, interesting topics, roundtable discussion with people coming and going, albeit a little bit more formal than the Radio Ranch, but still, fluid enough and, relaxed enough to be enjoyable.
And because it's been a while since we've done like a Radio Ranch 101, where we do deep dives into things, it's been a while since we've had new students with questions. Maybe once a month, it would be interesting for us to dip our toe into into that arena.
[00:09:42] Unknown:
Let's try it and see how it works. So that's what we're talking about. So you mean
[00:09:47] Unknown:
So so you mean we would just, radio ranch would just listen in to Paul Ingalls? We'd be involved. No. We'd be we'd we'd be involved with that show, and
[00:09:57] Unknown:
everybody on both sides would get that combination of interaction. Right. If that makes sense. Okay. Sounds good. Yeah. Sounds good. Thanks. Okay. Alright. Well, good morning. I'm done with done I haven't done all that yet. Okay. Go ahead. I'm sure we might talk about,
[00:10:16] Unknown:
I'm sure we might talk about things of national status and things like that, but I'm thinking that it's going to be more so a lighthearted look at how history is just going completely off the rails and just the history and backstory of, you know, everything that's going on globally. See, right now, we touch on the things that affected The United States and, and lightly the the association between The United States and Britain. But there are all kinds of other things because it's a global program that we can actually connect dots on a global scale of exactly how the evil empire and the useful idiots thereof have taken away our freedoms.
So, I think it's gonna be very interesting, and it'll be informative not only for the Brits, but for everybody globally, US included. So that's what I'm asking. Be on one
[00:11:08] Unknown:
it would be one Saturday, once a month, for during the Radio Ranch Ranch regular hours? Yep. Yes.
[00:11:17] Unknown:
We'll be melding with their show over there. Slap And and we're happy, give a shit, radio, whatever it is. Do what? Yeah. Slap.
[00:11:26] Unknown:
Yeehaw. Yeehaw yeehaw. What what does Paul English say about that? Well, it's his idea. His idea. Oh, okay. How about
[00:11:38] Unknown:
you? Yeah. No. I would, no, I would never suggest a program to to derail the radio ranch. It was his idea, and because we're invited, I thought I would bring it to everybody and just get everyone's take on it because that's what this is about. We all work together
[00:11:56] Unknown:
for freedom, so everybody's voice matters. Trying to be. Yeah. So, anyway, that was the question, Joan. Anybody else got any comments or observations on that potential? Is anybody out there this morning anyway? How many people would you got in the forum?
[00:12:13] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Oh, there's plenty.
[00:12:15] Unknown:
Let me see. State of the forum. Is Todd around? We haven't heard from Todd all week. Todd and his bunch around.
[00:12:22] Unknown:
We've got 39 people here. So k.
[00:12:25] Unknown:
Wonder if Joseph's back. We hadn't seen Joseph this week. He popped in and, hadn't hadn't connected with him this week. Austin, our gold dealer, from out on the Left Coast. Austin, you with us maybe today by any chance? Well, I'm not I'm I'm not I ain't I'm batting zero so far, Paul. Roger? Oh, there's Larry. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
[00:12:52] Unknown:
Yeah. Good morning. Good morning. I was wondering if, you'd be interested in hearing a song I discovered, and, Paul will bring it up. It's a really good song, and maybe you could use it, and play it and help this, poster to get more views. Currently, it only has 56 views. Yeah. And, whenever you're talking about taxes, this would be a great song, and it even has Mhmm. The affidavit in it. So if Paul would do a search on YouTube, revocation of election song, and it's the first one that hosts that comes up in the search. You'll really like this song because I know you're a connoisseur of music.
[00:13:35] Unknown:
Well, I used to be. Okay. Is he one of our guys or just somebody's writing a song out there? There's a lot of people starting to put some of these situations to song that can be very devastating to them. So I'm not opposed to hearing that, I guess, Larry.
[00:13:56] Unknown:
Yeah. It's, I don't know if it's one of your students, but because it has the affidavit mentioned in it Yeah. It it very well could be someone that was influenced by your information or a student Mhmm. That was influenced by your information, and this this other this poster became, you know, influenced.
[00:14:19] Unknown:
Okay. Well, could be. We're certainly gonna mention taxes today because yesterday, to my surprise, you know, Rob Dew is filling in for Owen till they can find a permanent host to get that straightened out over there. I think Harrison's probably gonna move to the afternoon. I think he wants to. He's tired of getting up early in the morning. So, yesterday in the second hour, miss Anne Vandersteel was on with Rob Du on the war room about taxation. She she didn't I don't know how much she absorbed what the conversation we had, but she hadn't followed up on it at all. And now she's off on this taxation issue with a guy.
Oh, he, I I think he's out in the in California and hadn't paid taxes in a while, and they caught somebody filing internally in the IRS. They caught somebody filing ten forty a's for him. That's, I think, an abbreviated ten forty and building up a case, and then they went after his house. It's about what I got out of it. Anyway and, even though she's working with Michael Ellis, and Michael Ellis should know the whole picture because he worked with Glenn. But, this is another one of those deals. I'm sure that they sent him the, we haven't received your books and records or we haven't received your return for these years. If you already mailed it in, please disregard this message. Otherwise, we might need to see you with some books and records. I think that's what this is. And, of course, if John's theory is correct here, no no way to really prove it.
If John's theory is correct here, when he, threw those, threw those notices and he, CP whatever number it is in the round file, then he fell under the, the direction of the uniform commercial code law merchant that he has because he did it expressly. It's kinda like this passport deal because you it's under a presumption because you don't expressly deny it, then it's deemed accepted. So Yeah. She's talking about them filing substitute for returns and all kinds of stuff. Well, I know Anne's shocked at that, but it's really, maybe on this particular case, not kosher the way they did it. But, generally, this is the way the IRS has always worked.
So it's just a area that she's just stumbling into and, doesn't see the, the combination or the point where our information hits the road. And, you know, as I think about this over the years, it's one of the when you see this information for the first time, it turns your world upside down in many respects. And you're so if you just see it one time like she did, you're not gonna see the important parts of this. You're gonna see the surface parts and not have the ability to look deeper and to see the real importance of this. And I think that's the situation in which we find miss Vandersteel.
So, anyway, that was on yesterday. If you wanna dock over there and see it, it's the second hour of, the War Room, with Rob Du sitting in. He's a pretty good host, by the way. And, so, anyway, we are gonna talk about taxes, Larry. How about that?
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Okay. Yeah. I I have that queued if if we're, if we're ready. How how long is it, Paul? It's three minutes even.
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Really? Good for him. Whip it on us.
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Alright.
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Pinstripe suits, they rig the game. Form ten forty, a chain by name. Congress rights, IRS steals, volunteered my soul. Now I reveal. Taxation is theft. Shred the lie. Revoke their grip. Watch it die. Non tax roar. I'm breaking free. No more chains. Just liberty. DC's drones, they claim my pay. Statutory traps steal my day. Court scream truth, I'm not their pawn. American born, their yoke is gone. Revoke the choice. I'm no slave. Affidavit cuts. Their greedy wave. Wave. Supreme law spits in their face. Decades taxed, now I erase. Taxation is theft. Shred the lie.
Revoke their grip. Watch it die. Non tax roar. I'm breaking free. No more chains, just liberty. Inc on page, I slam the door. IRS fades, they rule no more. Theft unmasked, my will's my own.
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Bobby Dean channel on YouTube.
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Pretty good. Little unusual melody line, but good. Good lyrics. Guys pounding right on the nail of the head there. Yeah. Pretty cool. Thank you, Larry. God bless him. You know, more than 56 people need to see it for sure. Yes. So, anyway, thank you, Lair. Good good little tune. Big issue. It's getting more important. I guess, the the the tighter the squeeze that people get in with Well, we're in a transition from the attack system over to a, a tariff system, and that's gonna be front end loaded with higher prices simply because that's the nature of the beast.
And, so now I could see why people would be more conscious of the expendable extra income they are in, extra debt they've been loaded up with in their paycheck. So it's a it's a hot topic again even though Trump is supposedly thinking about trying to get rid of the IRS. There's gotta be a point where we'll find out. There's a lot of backlash in the tariff area, particularly via India, which is a sad situation because Trump really shot himself in the foot here. All over Ukraine, Russian oil. You're gonna buy Russian oil from India. They're they're great friends and have been trading partners. A lot of Russians, vacation down there.
They've always had there's one of those passes which goes from India up to Russia, like, through Afghanistan or Kazakhstan or one of those stands over there that has always allowed them to facilitate trade. So they're old trading partners, India and Russia, and Trump, Trump went in and said, well, if you do this thing, Ukraine, and you buy Russian oil, and I'm gonna put tariffs on you for buying Russian oil. I mean, that is really a that's a brass ball move, and it's backfired on him because it pissed off Modi even though they we only get the small percentage of our trade with India. It's very small.
And now what that move has done is they're demonstrating in India about it. And, it's driven Modi into the arms of China, which are traditional enemies that hate each other. So now they've got the three biggest economies almost in the world, Russia, India, and China, now all aligned against us because of that dumb move. Yep. That's a dumb decision, Trump. I'm sorry. Look. I praise the guy when he does things right, and he's doing a lot of things right. I know some of you don't like him. That's you that that's your situation. You gotta tell you who else had said who else could sit in that place? And and with all of his faults, he's still doing a lot of good things, like trying to get rid of the IRS.
So, yes, Paul. You're you're one of the same Isn't that line?
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The that line in the movie, The Empire Strikes Back, that famous line, oh, I think they overestimate their chances. Well, I think Trump is doing the same thing. He thinks that he's gonna use The US as the the big stick and that he is going to cause the rest of the globe to knuckle down under under American tyranny or whatever the hell it is. I don't
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know. But he clearly screwed the pooch on this one. Hey. Well, what he's trying to do is to yes. Is to do anything to preserve the the dollar as world reserve currency, which is really is losing value by the day. And that's just not the way to do it is to strengthen your number one opponent, which is the BRICS and the main three of the four main countries in the BRICS. Okay? So, anyway, we'll see where it goes. Like Trump even Trump said a month or so ago, he said the economy may not be able to be saved. Okay. That was his comment. I heard him say it.
So,
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my neighbor's plan He wants your economy to be saved. He can stop sending billions to Israel
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and let Israel fend for themselves. I look. I totally agree, I totally agree with you. We ought to make them some bitches pay see, what people don't realize is they, you know, all this money we give to, Israel, Paul, and all in a number of different forms. The all of those I read years ago, the way they've got those structured, Israel doesn't have to pay that back. They're not loans. They're gifts.
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Yeah. And there is just look at an umbrella. You know? You've got the shaft of the umbrella, and then you've got all the little things that are holding up the umbrella, all of the little wings. Well, that's exactly what the siphon is like. Think figure Israel is the shaft, and they've got money coming in, not only through public, but private sources. And it's just a slush fund.
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I mean, it's it's a gangster haven. It's a gangster haven where gangsters of their ilk from all over the world can go do the crap they do, and they can go run and hide in Israel. That's what it's about, partially. Yes, sir. Who was Roger ing there?
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Julie. Me. Julie.
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Julie? Good lord, girl. Happy weekend to you. How are you doing?
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Good. How are you? There's, before news.com, a video on there. They've got proof that Obama had 3,600 pallets
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Of cash. Each
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of cash. Each one had over a 100,000,000 on each one. And then if you go to Rumble and go to the channel Man in America, Seth Holhouse is interviewing, doctor
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David Martin, and that Oh, he's good. Just so David David.
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Just so just that thing that doctor David Martin goes back all the way back to George Washington where they were using public health emergencies to control the population and to control people and to make money off of people's demise.
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Would you send me that link to that interview? I really like David Martin. He's a Yep. You know, when you talk about the sharpest knife in the drawer? Listen. He's one of the sharpest knives in the drawer. Okay?
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Yeah. I'm not on SDC. Somebody needs to post that. It's Rubble Man in America, which is Seth Holthouse interview with doctor David Martin. It's Yeah. It will make you throw up. It's just so sick what these people are doing and how they're doing it. And there's still nobody being arrested, and there's no accountability for this. Can I can I watch it without getting sick? I really don't wanna throw up. Oh, no.
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But no. I like David Martin a lot. Hey. Listen. You know, if you're up there and perusing the territory, you're up there in the high hill there, Nick, and you're Julie's neighbor in DC, and you're looking around from the high point of ground, and everywhere you look is a culprit. Who do you go after first? Do you go you know, I will say, look at what the the big beautiful Bill did with this Ed Martin guy, that they wouldn't let be the attorney general of DC. They put, the the black, judge, Judge Judy in there, which is alright. She's great. She I really like her. But as you look around, all you see is culprits.
They gave Ed Martin how much? A a billion dollars and 800 employees? Well, hell, they can still only go after the few they're cherry picking. I mean, there's just so many, and there's been going on for so long, and it's so egregious that there did no way to go after all of them or you wouldn't be able to get any business done. So, anyway, if we can just get a few of them, Julie, I guess we'll have to be pleased with that. Okay? So, where else where else can we go this morning? Anything else struck anybody, yesterday?
Yesterday's kinda I think it was kind of a quiet day, news day for event day. Although every day's got something in it now. Yes. Somebody was trying to say something.
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I was just gonna say, do you blame these and I'm not sure of all the darker reasons, but do you blame these countries when you got real and Emmanuel, for example, trying to get down the monarch culture of Japan. But, that oh, it it hurts trans rights if they can't have men and women's power change the same. You know? It's just a demoralization
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trip with the Bolsheviks. You know? Is that the oldest or one of the three Emmanuel's sons who is the attorney out in Hollywood? Is he the one that's trying to do that? Yeah. I just
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I I heard on war strikes, so I don't know the whole thing, but I guess he's some kind of a bastard or whatever to Japan or and trying to, you know, break down that probably for the last yeah. Rama Rama.
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Oh, Rama. Little Emmanuel. Oh, he's a little prick. That guy is a real prick. He was Obama's chief of staff for about a minute. You'll remember that, George. And he's the one one of those big beautiful tables in the White House, and they were having a staff meeting. And he was going over his political opponents. And every time he named one of them, he'd take a knife and stab it into that beautiful table. Dead. Dead. Dead. That's Rama Manuel. He's a fag. He's a fudge packer. And, he was, of course, mayor of Chicago for a while. And, he's just a real prick.
Oh, there's three of those brothers. One of them is the other guy. I can't remember his first name. He's been very involved in a lot of this stuff. He's one of the owners of Airbnb now. And the third brother that I know something about of the Emmanuel clan is a, excuse me, is a big attorney in Hollywood, Hollyweird. So if it's Rahm that's doing that, he's just a little little Zionist asshole is what he is. Okay? So, anyway, yeah, they're trying to break down Japan. Japan's got the big a pretty big barrier against some of their crap. And remember, I heard, myself personally, Eustace Mullins say, he'd gone over there several times, that it was one of Eustace Mullins' biggest markets in the world was the Japanese.
They just ate his stuff up. Okay? So, on a whole, I think they're fairly aware. Alright. So anybody else? Who else got something? Roger. Jones got something. Yes, Joan.
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Did Roger, did did anybody else see maybe yesterday or the day before Trump sitting at the table with Melania, and Bill Gates was next to Trump. And That was at the dinner. Mark Zuckerberg was on next to Trump. And it
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Yep. That was at the dinner. They had a big dinner for the high-tech guys. Go go ahead, Joan.
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Oh, I I just heard, like, thirty seconds of, Bill Gates, Trump asking Bill Gates to talk about something, and I think it was about vaccines, more vaccines Well, about all. Bringing in more COVID vaccines or some kind of vaccine. And
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He's all about vaccines. That's the only thing he wants to mess with. And he talked about it for a minute. Go go ahead. Go ahead.
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Oh, okay. No. Oh oh, so you saw it. Okay. Well, so, and Trump was all yeah. Yeah. Bill Gates. Yeah. Bring it in.
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Something like that. Right? Yeah. I saw that. I saw that. I know. Right? Yeah. Let Mark Zuckerberg talk for a little bit. Somebody asked a question, and Trump turned to him and said, well, this may be your political debut. I forget. Putting Zuckerberg on the spot was something was kinda funny. Yeah. I saw that. I don't approve of it, but they are tech leaders. We are in a tech game, and, you know, they they are at the tip of the pinnacle on a lot of those really important issues. So I understand why you had them there. I don't know what his, degree of cooperation is with their plans.
But, yeah, they had that, the other night. Thursday night, I think. Thought. Yep. Okay. And what did Mark what what what did what was the thirty seconds or minute that Mark Zuckerberg I don't know. I just I don't know that he talked I don't even remember that he talked, but, he probably answered a question. So, I I don't Thank you. Uh-huh. I just can't absorb all that crap and regurgitate it. So, who else has sort of got a comment or a question or something for us? You comment. Well, Tom's here. Tom's got a comment. Let me make sure we we exhausted Joan. Of course. Joan, did you have other stuff you wanted to ask about that or comment?
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No. Thanks.
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Alright. Hey, Tom. Thanks. Tom, you got a comment on that? Did you think mister, Zuckerberg looked, looked presidential?
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Something something different. I sent I sent you I sent you and, what's that?
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So do you think Zuckerberg was looking president? Did you did it look and appear to you like Zuckerberg was looking presidential the other night?
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He was he was looking he was looking like a toad. Like ass kissing toads, sucker, bro. Okay. That's probably right. But, I just don't know if anybody else saw it, but, in July in July, Kash Patel gave medals to the FBI agents that killed the Lavoie, Finicum.
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I don't think Patel's very long for that position.
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I don't think he knows the truth about what happened.
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You know? Because Well, if he does, he doesn't wanna tell us. Just like they did Gordon Call back in the in the I remember I remember mister Call burned him to death down in Arkansas, finally.
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Well, maybe Julie, are you let me see. Let me see. For sure. Yeah. Julie, are you familiar with Gordon Call and his experience with the IRS?
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No. I am not. Please enlighten me.
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Well, Gordon Cole and his son had a had a little cross, got crossed with the IRS, and, they tried to stop him on a road, him and his son, up in North or South Dakota, Tom. I don't remember which one.
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And they had, weapons with them. It was one of one of those Idaho, you know, the Dakotas somewhere. Yeah.
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They anyway, they ended up killing, one or more federal agents. And, of course, that, unleashed hell on them, and they chased him and tried to find him. And they finally cornered him in down in Arkansas in a cabin, and they dropped inflammables. If I remember right, they dropped inflammables down the chimney
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and burnt his ass up. You can go look it up. Gordon Kahl, k h l. Well, there's a lot to that about Roger. They they they found him with no hands and no the body with no hands, no feet. Yeah. And I think it was a cover up. They killed the wrong guy. Okay. The problem was is that is that Gordon Cole went to the sheriff and said, hey. Are you guys looking for me? A warrant for my arrest or something? You know, here I am. You know? Oh, no. No. We're not looking for you. We, you know, we are not we don't know what you're talking about. And now they waited till the middle of the night out in the middle of nowhere and ambushed him, and he took him out. They wounded his son. I think they he had two sons, I before I remember. They killed one of his sons, and the other one's in prison.
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Gordon Kahl, k a h l. Go look it up. So long very, very Yeah. Somewhere, I still got his wanted poster somewhere. Yeah. Some very depressing story of the overreaction of the feds. So, anyway, another one of those, caskets in the in the catacombs of the IRS. Yep. What's what's going on? And, some of the good reason they need to go. You know, I heard something the other interesting, the other day I mentioned it. Remember the Browns up in Vermont or New Hampshire, wherever it was that IRS Yeah. New Hampshire or something? Yeah. The ones that you You know what they convicted surrounded their house. You know what they convicted them on?
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Their passport mine right there. Their passports, not the charge. What's that? Their passports.
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Oh. Because they didn't say they weren't citizens of The United States, and they didn't know this stuff. They used their passports to prove that they were citizens of The United States and lock them into the code. Isn't that interesting? So what else, Tom? I know you check-in with us when you get something. Oh, there's Mark. Mark, I was gonna hope you were around. Glad to hear you, bud. What, Tom, what what do you get? You have something on your plate to be here front and center? I'll wait. I'll I'll wait. Go, Tom. Okay. Yeah. Hold on. I think Tom's got something right on the tip of his tongue. I'm trying to get it off of there. Tom? I'm not doing a very good job. Did you notice? Did you notice, Mark?
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Tom, did you notice what?
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Did I, did he notice I wasn't doing a very good job of getting whatever you have to say off the tip of your tongue?
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No. That's it. That's all I had to say. You know? Just just you were you were like you were clawing for comments. So I've said, oh, Jeff, so I'll just this morning, so I might as well throw that out. You throw me a life preserver. Just trying to fill the vacuum, man. I appreciate somebody that knows about programming right there. Alright. I'll be around with this one. Yeah. That's right. Hey. Morning.
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Morning. Well, when you said passport to prove your citizenship, that is a big red flag because that's only prima facie evidence, meaning just on the face of the passport it might show what your citizenship is, but that is not the final word. Well I I understand that, but they obviously ignore this. I think they're they're listening audience are Yeah. Should know. Our listening audience could be concerned that they could waive out a passport because, hey, look. Your passport doesn't say you're an astronaut. No. It doesn't. Right? It doesn't come out and clearly say that. So if you were ever put in a position where they're trying to use your passport against you and saying you're a US citizen, you need to raise hell and say look, that's only prima facie evidence.
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Right.
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And I'm not a US citizen. If you don't rebut that presumption,
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then they'll go ahead and classify you as a US citizen. And if you've got an affidavit in the possession of the secretary, you can drag it out of there and introduce it into any kind of law evidence of Excellent. Bypasses the law of evidence. But what I meant was that with that comment was the Browns didn't know what we know. Right. Therefore, they did not have an affidavit on file. And therefore, they could say, well, you agreed you were a citizen of The United States.
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That's what I heard a while back, but they how they convicted the Browns. But go ahead, Mark. Yeah. But for for our our audience, our students, people wanting to learn about this stuff, I want to bring it up. Yeah. I know. Like, Bob in in Florida. Bob in Florida has a conversation with the US passport office, and they're they're like, you gotta be a US citizen. And he's like, do you have my affidavit on file? Well, yeah. It's right here. I don't care what you put on my passport. I real and I'm I feel the very same way. Yep. Me too. You guys are are so concerned about dotting every I and crossing every T.
There's really only one thing that matters. It's that you do apply for your passport and you submit your affidavit with it. Yep. Now what you want to do with it from there on out is totally up to you. But once you put your affidavit in with your passport, application that locks you into the system and and this is very important you can go back and file for a privacy act request and get a copy of the affidavit that was filed with your passport and that's gonna have the secretary of state's, office, stamp on it to show that they received it. If you really wanna prove it, then then that's, you know, then you can get a copy of it back from your application.
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Comment.
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Tom. Yes, sir. It's Carl. This this is Carl in Utah. Oh, Carl. You sounded like Tom. I'm sorry. I got your voices mixed up. Hey, Carl.
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Well, I hope to be as smart as Tom one day.
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Keep working at you. Maybe If
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the government is fraudulent or a fake or a a veneer, and do we really need the passport to begin with?
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Well, you need it because of this. It's the highest form of ID issued by the federal government. The highest. And if you now that we know the trick, if you can get your affidavit in there, then it's connected to your passport document. That's the importance of it. We're all we have to recommend unless you're international traveling, it's only $30. Is $30 not worth you getting your freedom and your freedom document tied to the highest form ID that they issue? It seems like $30 is a breeze to do that to me.
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Well, I I see what you're saying. I'm I'm I'm just throwing a different question out there Okay. To the extent that if if we've got a fraudulent government and
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Well, they're not. They're
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well, I'm just thinking, are are they if if they're fraudsters like we believe they are, is the passport really needed to
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Well, if you're gonna fight them with we are? The the fraud is under there, but they really are extra constitutional. Constitutional. It's not unconstitutional. It's been rule rule legitimate by a number of courts for a lot of years. So it's this bankruptcy situation, and now they've taken over the country through that mechanism. Now what you're doing is you're using your own words to uncover their fraud and their scam and asking for them to verify it when you request the passport with your affidavit. You wouldn't want that for $30, Carl?
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Well, you know, I've got one, so I'm not saying I wouldn't.
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I'm just I know. But you're wanting to play devil's advocate here. Wouldn't for $30, having them attest to the fact that you're correct with one of their documents? Doesn't that seem like it's worth $30?
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Well, I mean, if I if I submit my my, documents to the SOS and I'm not one of them, or I'm not a a US citizen,
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do I need to prove anything further than that? Well, you do if you wanna operate outside and still continue to be associated with them and their country, yes. You need you need it. I think. You may not. I I don't I can't I I don't know the basis of why you're asking the question. I would think it would be very apparent that anybody would wanna do that. But, you know, Carl, I could be wrong.
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Well, I'm not saying I haven't. I'm I'm just saying that it's a question that I've kind of started to think about is if we're going to them for authority.
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Well, they control, don't they? They don't really have to. Aren't they the ones with the aren't they the ones with the officers and the guns and all that stuff in that them?
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Oh, they they definitely they definitely are. Well, don't you want them We're not
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I'm sorry, Roger. Go ahead. Don't don't don't you wanna be able to interface with them and on a one to one and state your price, and your your case? And they've got well, they they they at some point, they gotta recognize it. I I I don't know what the devil's advocate position is you're playing because it doesn't seem to make much sense to me, but go ahead.
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Well, he's trying to say, why are we going to the government for authority
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of setting our status? Because we agreed with their damn fraud, and we're trying to undo it. That's why. You answered those two questions yes and signed something every time they ever ask them. Carl, I didn't do it. You did it. Yeah. Well, you gotta undo that. Roger.
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K. No. I I just Roger. Just something I've been thinking about. I don't wanna rally you up. But Well, you don't. I just you you understand my point.
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Well, you say, why do I need it? Well, if you don't, you probably end up like Gordon Call getting burned to death in a damn cabin. Well, you want that out? You want that outcome? I try and stay out of cabins. Well, that's why exactly why you want to do it. So that doesn't happen to you.
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Yeah.
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Capisce?
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Yeah. That's all I got, Roger. Okay. Alright. What about his affidavit?
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What about his affidavit? That's not as good or better than the passport?
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Well, yeah. But it doesn't offer you a ID that's tied to it.
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Right.
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Okay.
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Yeah. You're not applying yourself in the system. Yeah. Look, look everyone, if you just do your affidavit by itself, you haven't really publicly put anybody on notice that you're a national. So it's in your best interest, not absolutely required, but you want the system to recognize you as a national. And one way to do that is going through the State Department in DC, applying for your passport and they're gonna put that into your computer file. They have to. And now anybody that accesses that is gonna see that you're a national.
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Right. So well, and then we've got people that for whatever reason, he did like John Casarab. His past IRS stuff. We hadn't been able to get a passport. But he's still operating along, and we got other people that didn't for whatever reason do that. It's their own choice or their limitation for whatever condition they're in. And you can do it without it, but it's just then doesn't make any kind of sense to me why anybody would want to do that without having that connection. Here's my affidavit. I sent it to these people. They take passport fraud incredibly serious, and they issued me a passport.
So I guess it must be alright then, Aren't they verifying by issuing a passport with that of of what you're saying? They're verifying it.
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The thing is the thing is you have to have that affidavit on file someplace where somebody's gonna see it. The secretary of state has the final authority on all matters concerning citizenship, and the secretary of state is not gonna create an account for you without a passport. It's not like you can just send the affidavit to them. And we Well, we better create a file for another one of those nationals. No. That's not gonna happen.
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We don't know what they how they deal with it when you send in a naked affidavit. That just came out of that one specific example. It seemed like a good idea. I dropped the green flag on it, and, I don't know how they deal with it internally on that side, Paul. But I do know that if you do an affidavit application, they've got to recognize it. That's the reason he has all this power is so they can issue one of those documents to represent you to a foreign power of who you really are, and they've got to do it. Why wouldn't you want to take advantage of that?
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But they have already stated in an official communication that they have no way of adding information to an existing passport record. Well, shit. Alright. No way of if they have no way of adding it to an existing passport record, there would be no record to add it to if you didn't have one. That it just makes sense. Now we Bruce has been trying to get in here, and, also, Larry is after him.
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Alright. Bruce?
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Well, good morning. Sounds like Ellen uproar.
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What went on uproar? We're just in the discussion.
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Well,
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it's quite lively, though. Anyways, I was, listening to our argument, and I I think he was just kinda getting, you know, down to understanding, what you know, if we didn't have the passport card, the affidavit would be adequate. But it's it would be more powerful with the secretary of state's, hand or passport you got, with an affidavit because that affidavit starts your administrative process. In any case you've got, with anybody, that affidavit will start your, anyways, it'll start your, protection of anybody coming across,
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in any way. Well, that's your first defense. That's your first defense you pull up.
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K? Well, so you can also, you got a contract coming up. And, you wanna you want this, this, and this? And and, the boss says, okay. We can't have this here. You can only we'll only give you a, you know, 10% raise at the most. Well, if you don't answer that affidavit in in thirty days, you know, back to you, that's the law of the case right there. You can take them to court. So that's how how powerful that affidavit is. And most people don't understand the thirty day cure right there. Anyway, I'm through.
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Hey, Roger.
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Okay. Larry next.
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Oh.
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Sorry, Mark. Oh, is Larry next? I'm just looking at people who've had their hands raised. I see Sketch had his hand raised, and I see Dave with nationalstatus.info
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has his hand raised as well. I was gonna get to that as soon as we had Larry taken care of. We'll get to you. Thank you, Mark. Alright. You betcha. I just wanted to say, Roger,
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that, I don't think, Carl's, was clear with how he started his his comment or question out. He said, if we have a fraudulent government, and I don't know if you agree with that premise, but I think a more accurate way of saying that would be if we have federal government agents committing fraud, I think that's the way you need to look at it because the gov federal government is constitutional.
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It's the agents that are corrupt. It's the extra constitutionality of the bank. Agents. So it's coming into effect here. And Larry does make a very good point on being succinct about our language in saying the agents of government. That's who they are. Okay? In our situation here, the Federal Reserve, I don't know if it's agents of federal government, but they bankrupt the country and put this extra constitutional system into play. So that is it's not unconstitutional. I agree with Bob. It's been, adjudicated by a lot of courts. It's extra constitutional. And, so that that that's the point.
You know, if you say and we're all we're all subject to this. Say the government, the government, the government. Well, then it's a big nondescript blob. Where do I go? Do I get the bureaucratic runaround? Who well, if you realize that as John used to say, we're the government. We have a contract, the constitution, how we interact, and the government controls us. And they pass laws, and then they hire agents to enforce them. They're the agents of government. This is another one of those examples when using the exact correct words and language creates a reality. When you say the agents of government, all that means, well, hold it. That those are individuals. They've got delegated responsibilities. They can't go outside of the ones like they did with me. And if they do, then they lose their their their liability, and I get to go after them personally.
So that that's the difference, and it's very important that we use the right words. I get I'm I'm as guilty of it as anybody else, you know, using the word money and this, that, and the other. But if you'll think about it, the words we use create a reality. K? So I don't know if anybody's got anything to add to that or not. Larry was, and and you're probably right, but, I just wanna be loaded up with every tool I can get to go after them. I've still got to deal with the fact that, yeah, they're fraud. I proved it. They agreed with it. But that doesn't stop their mechanizations and their armies and their cops and how they've got them trained and all that stuff. It doesn't stop any of that. I'm the one responsible if I'm confronted with defending my position and helping to show them or go to the next level and show them what's going on
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here. K? So
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so that gets Carl's question, I hope. Why why wouldn't you want every single weapon that you can muster to be used against these people? And, certainly, having that identification and having your affidavit on file in that file in that process means that anytime you're ever questioned, especially officially, is that you can go back and bring that affidavit into whatever discussion you're having, especially in a court. You guys like court so much, especially if you're in court. That's the one thing. You you got a tremendous power there. You can introduce that evidence without it going through the laws of evidence, which is where they stop all evidence. Remember, Mark, me telling you about that? My my experience with IRS there in the Russell Building, I had that little IRS agent on the stand for four and a half hours.
K? Wow. And over that whole entire time I was trying to get evidence in, I never got one single form of evidence into evidence because the slick IRS attorney blocked every one of them. I was green as a twig. I didn't know how to do it. I could never get of, any evidence into evidence in four and a half hours. There's a
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there's a little slick trick that was learned from OJ Simpson's dream team lawyers, And they would miss deadlines to put evidence in and so forth. So what they would do is whenever they wanted to put evidence into court, they say this I want to submit this offer of proof. Offer of proof. And the court has to take it. Now it has to be proper evidence, right? It can't be some some theory that you're putting forth. It actually has to be proof. And I actually saw this in action in Oklahoma County Court when a friend of mine was at trial and they're trying to block him from putting, evidence into the record.
And I said offer it, you know, give it to the court and say it's an offer of proof and the judge accepted it. Wouldn't take it through the normal channel, but when he submitted it as an offer of proof, the judge's hands are pretty much tied unless it's not actual good evidence. It has to be Unless it's not true.
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If it's not true, and he can say, no. I'm not gonna accept that. It's not true.
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No. Well, they the judge can't make that determination if it's actual admissible evidence. Uh-huh. That's the key. It's gotta be admissible evidence. In other words, you can't have, an affidavit that says, oh well they didn't break the law. Well that's a judicial determination and you don't get to make that inside an affidavit. An affidavit is like Sergeant Joe Friday, just the facts ma'am, just the facts. So there's no room for making up your own decisions on what happened and what didn't happen. You're just to say I'm an eyewitness and here's what I saw happen specifically.
But a lot of times pro se litigants and patriots, I've seen it thousands of times, they write an affidavit and they'll put in their, well, this is violation of the law. Well, you're not a judge and you don't get to make that determination. So that that is not a valid statement made inside of your affidavit. So if you put junk like that all throughout your affidavit, it'll be dismissed. They won't accept your affidavit. But if you have a true and I'm telling you this is where cases are won or lost is under admissible evidence. What can you prove that is acceptable and can be entered into the court record as evidence that could be used at trial if necessary.
And it's it's evidence. You've got to prove your case. So I yield.
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Well and it says right there in that old 1835 case is, that if, you know, it says the passport, as Mark has, reiterated to us, is an ex parte document, which means a separate part, and that, it's founded under the law of nations, which is Vatel, and, presenting you to foreign countries. And they don't say in your proper legal personality, but this is 1835. There wasn't two statuses yet. There's still only one. And it goes on to say, but if the question is a matter of citizenship, it is to be determined by what paperwork is in the possession of the secretary.
And if it is of, of higher and better evidence, it can be admitted into court. And it says it right there, and that's almost 200 years old. So, that's the place to have it. I mean, you know, Carl, for your remember, I didn't even I I had what we used to teach exclusively was going straight to the passport because I didn't know any difference, and that situation in California had not arisen yet. But, I think it's a thing to do. You don't have to if you don't want to, but I think you'd be kinda kind of a little bit Remiss. A little bit remiss and foolhardy not to do it. Thank you, sir.
But you do you do whatever you want. Yes. Rick next or I'm Paul's kinda got the line. One second, Rick.
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One second, Rick. We've we've got him stacking up. We've got, nationalstatus.com has his hand up. Sketch has his hand up. Rick is on deck. But first, Paul joined us. I did. Maybe he can give us a quick rundown of his, of his vision behind the, concept of the slapdash radio r. Morning, Paul. Or good afternoon. I'm sorry.
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I don't see the Wilshire Rose there.
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Yeah. It's Pauline. It helps, you know, it helps if you're not sat on the mute button, doesn't it? There you go. Isn't it? Probably does. Hey, brother. Yeah. I've got so many mute buttons to make sure that I don't actually inadvertently broadcast something that's really an expletive. I'm not too bad. You gotta be careful over there where you are these days. You know? I know. I know. I'm I'm very polite to everybody and make sure that that life's dull. And as long as it's dull, I can't get locked up. So, yeah, it's all it's all pretty good. Paul's Paul's laying on a bit thick. It's not my idea. After the show on Thursday, we just had a spontaneous con flap.
Paul started all it's all Paul's fault, to be quite honest. But we were just around here too. It is. He does see. Same thing here.
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No. No. No. I didn't think it was you and Patrick
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talking about it. He was coming up with all these crazy ideas. I was going, really? No. I'm teasing a little bit. No. We've been we've been thinking about I actually ran it past Eric as well. I think you know of Eric. He of the English toilet humor and, you probably know him a bit.
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But The audacious the audacious laugh.
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Yeah. That's right. That's right. And what we were really thinking, what came up in the conversation is that Roger needs a holiday on Saturdays. And Paul Paul pointed out Occasionally. That that if you if you didn't do any radio work on Saturday, you'd go mad. And I thought that's probably true. You're probably, you know, Sunday being the only day that you're not behind the microphone. Well, y'all are my only friends. Y'all are my only friends left in the world. Well, steady. I wanna I wanna hang out with you as much as I can. I know. Can you hear the seagulls? They're out there. Look. The London atmosphere is the broadcast. They've all got they all get giddy on a Saturday afternoon. It's I don't know what it is. Maybe it's feeding time. But, yeah, we were just talking about these things and, we'd I've had this I've I've got a bit more time now. Life's slowly opening up again after all sorts of challenges this year. And, and I just thought that this time for me on a Saturdays, even starting an hour earlier, it works out pretty good. I don't wanna sort of do a late show for me. I I sort we end up at 11:00. The other night, I hit the hay at, like, 01:30 in the morning. It's not that I can't cope with it. It's just I'd prefer not to. I'm alright. I just sort of, you know, you just sort of lie in that you lose a a little bit the following morning and and stuff. And and I never do I never get to do shows really in the afternoon or in the morning, my time, where I think I'm probably a little bit sharper.
Anyway, we'd had this idea of floating around for a thing just called the slapdash radio show. The idea is a complete mess. Okay? It won't be, by the way, because as soon as everybody starts talking, we get focused. But it was just meant to be a free for all. So something a little bit lighter, Roger, maybe, where you don't have to be, you know, on on, teaching mode. This might disappoint your listeners, so it might not be appropriate. I don't know. But where you could bring some music along as well. Patrick, could you play? Did you just hear the, the tune we just played?
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No. I've only just got back in, and I saw all your best about You're gonna you're gonna wanna play this over on your show. It's a three minute song on a guy that's got a wonderful little ditty on the IRS.
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Alright. Okay. Well, I have to get Paul to send it to me. Yeah. I've got a one yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. That would be cool. Yeah. I I mean, I just like there's loads of little musical things that we can do and stuff like that. So, it's just a thought for you to mull over. Paul's supposed to butter you up because Paul would need to be in attendance, I think, technically.
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Yes. Yes. Yes. Isn't isn't that a a constant requirement?
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Yeah. So so I think, you know, the idea would be it's it can be a two or even a three hour jaunt. I don't even mind, really. Yeah. Yeah. But you don't have to be there for the whole three hours is the whole idea. I mean, I've been looking at list of people that I know. There's, like, Frederick Blackburn. He's pretty cool. We got a couple of people over here. Eli might even rock up, like, for half an hour and then bugger off, you know, this kind of thing. Something like, oh, who's rocked who's turned up now? That kind of thing. So When are you gonna get Brent? When are you gonna get Brent over there? Well, on my show. I don't know. I had I had to contact him. I should. Yeah.
Yeah. I should, really. Okay. I need to do another show each week. I just do. I don't wanna do another Paul English live show at 08:00 at night. I just don't wanna do it. Yeah. Because I hang out with Eric on a Monday evening, and Eric's in charge. And it's really it's much easier when you're not in charge. It really is. I see. You just sit there. Don't you think? Don't you find it when you're not in charge? It's great. So Yeah. It's a lot better. Well, your mind can concentrate on Yes. More on the show than the other distractions that you might be responsible for. I know. I'm looking at I've got three screens here, and I'm sort of, like, half half my head's in producer mode, making sure that all the signals are working. The other bit's sort of tracking what I wanna say. And I never I come away thinking, it's always more fun, you see, when I'm on with you, like, on a Friday and Brent or anything. I know it's not that often. But when it is, and I'm sort of on the receiving end, it's it's really cool. Yeah. Everybody says that. So Yeah. So, yeah. It's just a thought. You don't have to say yes or no live on there. We already did. We we're gonna do this. We've come to conclusions already, and it's just
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can't hurt to try it one time, see how it works out. You the frequency was only about once a month, if I'm correct correct?
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Oh, I don't know. It all depends how lively it is. It might be an absolute dynamite hit.
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Could be. Transatlantic
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I was thinking Transatlantic Trash Talk as well was another good title for it. Because all the t's there. You see, there you go. There's another one. And,
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Well, I'm always happy to to have intercourse with you and your bunch over there, Sonny. Just gotta I like to I like to titillate. I'm having to titillate them a little bit, Paul. You gotta get their attention now.
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Yeah. Steady. Hold on, pilgrim.
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Yeah. There's all that kind of stuff. So, yeah. Well, mull it over. I mean, we can we can do one next Saturday, probably. I think we probably could. I'll I'll check out. Eric's kinda keen on it, and it's not like you have to be there all the time. It's just that if it overlapped with what you were doing, I thought, well, and this is what Paul was saying. He thought it would you know, you got five days of being on purpose as it were, Monday to Friday. Saturday, we can still include it. But, yeah, on point, but it's not exclusively about that. You could bring some music along and stuff. Alright. You know?
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Laugh at political incidents and people and stuff like that?
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That's right. Yeah. Any yeah. It's just Love it. Be a bit more as if we're in your bar or you're in my you're in our pub. You know? You know, Eric calls the pub that we have over the the Queen's Legs because it's all they're always open. Right. That's why okay. So it's that get up. Yes. Yeah. You got that. So it's all that kind of stuff. And it's just to be a bit loose, and it's Saturday afternoon, and I might even have a glass of wine. It's not kind of chilling and spinning and doing things. Well, why not? You know? Well, there's no reason. And if you wanna do it and try it next Saturday, let's go ahead and book it, Dana. Okay. Let's do it. Okay. I'll confirm it with Paul. I'll put the word out, and we'll see if we can rope it. We'll work on it this week. Yeah. In the Everybody in the interim. Let let's Okay. Let's plan on the second Saturday of the month.
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We could do anything like lawyer jokes and stuff.
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Yeah. Let let's plan on the second the second Saturday of each month. That way, if we have other Sabado additions or other people that wanna rock up and ask questions and need help with something, We've got three Saturdays to help them. But if it turns out to be great, maybe we can go to two Saturdays a month, whatever. I don't wanna drop the seven additional together. Out there?
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No. We could do things like lawyers jokes. Paul, do you know the difference between a Roy a a lawyer and a rooster?
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No. What is the difference between a lawyer and a rooster? No. He fed me the line, and I'm gonna react. So, Roger, what is the difference between a lawyer and a rooster? Paul, everybody
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knows The rooster clucks defiance.
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There you go. You're gonna fit right in.
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Do you know the do you know the difference between the rooster? The microphone. If there were if there were two grease spots on a highway, one was made by a lawyer and one was made by a snake, how could you identify them?
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I don't know.
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The one with the snake has the skid marks in front of it.
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Yeah. There you go. That's right. So we can do stuff like that over there. Well, that sounds just jovial and fun, sir Paul.
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Yeah. And we can think about which channels we're gonna run it on. I mean, I think I don't know. We've got YouTube and Rumble channels. I could sling it all over the place. So we'll just see. And we yeah. It's just like anybody could pick it up the stream and just get it out on your channel, and we just make it a bit of a sort of party type thing. I don't mean completely loose and mad, but you get the idea. And there'll always be people stepping up. And it's not like the forum we have here where everybody can say, you know, like, we got a standing line and people wanna say something here. But they could call in and and join us over there, correct, on your set Yeah. Yeah. We can we can set up a a sort sort of a special calling thing or a button on a website or website. It's quite easy. You just hit the thing and Uh-huh. Come in and, you know Paul Paul's probably gonna bring this whole format over and just inter inter interact it with that. Right, Paul? So our bus Yeah. Yeah. We'd have that The only difference the only difference will be is the conference here will be set in lecture mode and anybody that wants to ask a question or make a comment can just raise their hand and they'll be brought in in order.
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It's Oh, god. You know, just orderly, not not taking over. You know? Like, sometimes people at the Radio Ranch can get pretty, they can get pretty motivated and they get pretty excited. Can they?
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I've not noticed that. Yeah. I've not noticed that. They just kinda run off.
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Yep. We're not trying to invade. I mean, it's not going to be the the American counterpart of the British invasion.
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Oh, I think it should be. I think it would be fun. No. That would be great. Paul, you gonna hang with us for a minute, or did you just pop in to do a cameo or what?
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I could I could hang with you for a minute. I've gotta go and actually buy some food right now. I've just been down to the bank to take £2,000 out to go and buy a piece of steak or something, whatever it is. So it's Is that all? No. It's just it's just absolutely mad. I I gotta tell you something. Right? This is this is the sort of chat I want. Right? My son, he's he's got chat GPT running on his phone. And the other day, he's talking to it, and it's pretty impressive and all that kind of stuff. But what is he talking to it about? He's talking to it about the price of steaks in Argentina. Seriously.
Amazing. We know everything about Argentinian prices on steak, and Uh-huh. It's about so what did it work out at? Tell him to check Uruguay.
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The beef business has moved up to Uruguay.
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Oh, okay. Well, what what would cost us £70 here in steak costs £8 in Argentina. It's 10 times the price. Right. And I've been saying I said, look, you you might as well because the amount that he eats, I said, why don't you just go out there for a month? You'll save a fortune. And it'll pay it'll easily pay for the airplane tickets, you know, the flight and everything and get back. So we keep looking at it. There's lots of nice architecture, nice buildings still in Buenos Aires. You can tell him,
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this is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Are you kidding me? It's all that European architecture that built that city, and there's never been a war. It's a stunning city. Okay? Yep. So and I tell him just your son's how old? About 22, 23 now? Yeah. He is 22. Yeah. Yeah. You can tell him that the ladies down there are some of the most beautiful in the world. So they that might be another incentive for him. Studies. This is a family show, Roger. We can't we're talking about things. They can talk about good, attractive women. I mean
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We're we're British. We don't do that sort of thing. We don't do well. Okay. Well, see, I just I there's a culture clash coming. I can feel it. Well, it's why it's why we're doing it, I suppose. So, yeah. No. Obviously, there is a little bit of that sort of thing going on. Yeah. Let me give you an example. Now here, we've got a, in Spanish,
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a store is, generally has at the end, e a r I e e r I e. And so b meat is carne. So the the meat store is a carne serria. It's a meat store. Okay? Mhmm. We've got one that imports beef here from Argentina, US, and Uruguay. And, so it's a little bit more expensive, not much. And so what I've been in the habit of lately is I go down there and, pick up what they call here Lomofina, which you would know as filet. K? Right. So I go and get the whole filet muscle from from top to bottom. And, I paid the this week, I paid $93 for it. And I'll eat off of it all all week, both meals.
It gives potatoes or eggs or whatever on the side, but the whole thing centers around this absolutely fabulous beef. And I got Uruguay by Uruguay, by the way. Yeah. What happened in Argentina was that, they came down there with soybeans in Monsanto and got to some of the very large landholders with thousands of acres and Mhmm. Hectares, as they say. And, they used to let the cattle graze in that open range as grass fed Argentine beef. Well Mhmm. Then they started converting a lot of that land to soybeans because Monsanto could and they're gonna feed the world and kill half the local population with cancer and but, anyway, the beef market moved to Uruguay.
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So Wow. Interesting. Yep. Yeah. I think I mentioned when I was on the other side, the reason he took such an interest is that the population of Argentina is 45,000,000. Which is really But the cat the cattle population's 55,000,000.
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They're outnumbered by cows. I mean, it's really interesting. So Well, Buenos Aires has got about 13,000,000 of those. Cordoba's got a couple million. One or two other cities have a few million, and the rest of that is the eighth largest land mass country in the world with that small a population. Mhmm. It's, it's a I had a really interesting nine years down there, and I did like it. And, I will say that Argentina is more European than Europe will ever be again.
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Yeah. We'll see. I think for a little while, I think you're gonna be right with that. I mean, it's, next Saturday, by the way, Tommy Trousers or Tommy Robinson, who you've probably heard of. They've got this mass they've got this million man march. They probably will be. I'm expecting trouble a plenty, to be quite honest. I think the whole thing's a set up,
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the hand of the I thought the they're all being played, the whole thing. So he's getting take they love to take something like that with the January 6 thing with Trump and the madam and and just, twist it around to their advantage. And when they got time to work a plan into there, they're they're even more susceptible.
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Yeah. So, you know, if we do do this thing next Saturday, we might have that as a backdrop. Also, I can read out The UK football scores. Simultaneous
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with that. Right. Yeah. Yeah. It'll be happening. So You're gonna be I might be able to get some up there. A weekly Yeah. Yeah. What's going on? Premier League or something?
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Yeah. I'll give you all the football scores. Although, it's my way of delivering them because I'm not in because I really want to talk about the cultural irrelevance of football. So it's gonna be rough it's gonna be football scores with a with a twist. Like, I don't care. Like like, it's silly. It really is silly. It's incredibly silly. It's so distant from the people now. Wonderful distraction,
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especially with people like you and I. They're so totally immersed in this. It's just a fabulous distraction. I mean, we deserve you know, the old commercial, we you deserve a break today. You deserve that break today.
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K? Yeah. It's true, actually. That's what I I understand, you know, the vast majority are using it as a sort of grazing and cannon fodder for their own head and just they're completely immersed in it in a a very unhealthy way. Yeah. But for me, it is just a break. So there's just a couple of things I watch, and that's about it, really. I don't watch football. I I can't stand it anymore. I hate it. I really hate it because I know what it used to be like, and it really was, it was of the people. I I think I might have mentioned that we've got a local team down here. They, they're about, I don't know, about three or four miles from where I'm sat.
And, they'll they'll be playing now. And some guys I know here have said, you ought to come along. It's really good. I don't know if I've mentioned to you. No. They, they were doing really well. They're not in a in a professional they're in a semi professional league, like a conference league they're called over here. They're pretty good, apparently. The ground state has about 4,000 people, and they seem to fill it out, which is tiny, you know, for of, but it's not bad for a little town, a little seaside town. And last season, they were doing really well.
And if they'd won their final match and the other team that they were competing against lost theirs, they were gonna go up to the next division. And all the fans didn't want them to go up. Uh-huh. Is that interesting? And the reason they didn't want them they didn't want them to go up is that if they went up to that next league, the rules for spectators in the league above are that you can't drink beer at the match. Oh my god. We're more interested in drinking beer. Yeah.
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Especially for a bunch of drinks.
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Yeah. I know. I'm not a beer drinker. I can't I just can't deal with it anymore. I not that I ever could when I was younger. I'm not that kind of a guy. But, I love the idea of of fans getting their priorities right. It's really fantastically funny. It is. We don't wanna go up. We can't have a beer. I come to watch a football.
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You know? So Let me, because we had a couple of people when you when you came in with us here, which we always welcome, by the way. We had a couple of people in line in what we were discussing, and one of them is Dave, Dave and Kaye fame. And I wanted to get him forward to see what he had to ask or add and also introduce you to him because him him and mainly Kaye, his wife is the web person that's put together. They just got the initiative and put together a pretty impressive website over there. It's got AI attached to it. It'll do all your documents. It's got all kinds of questions and lesson sections and and and stuff like that. Dave, you got your mic open there, buddy? Would you like to meet mister Paul English?
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Hey, mister English. How are you doing? Yeah. Kaye, she's knocking it out of the ballpark with that site, and, keeping it current is a challenge. So but, she does a great job. So I'm her biggest fan. But how you doing, mister English?
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I'm doing fine, Dave. Nice to meet you. Where do I find the site? What's the domain name for it then?
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So it's very simple, nationalstatus.info or nationalstatus.com. Either one of those domains will take you to the website.
[01:23:03] Unknown:
Neat.
[01:23:04] Unknown:
That's great. The site, and and Dave posting in a comment section that connected us, however, flimsily with, Anne Vandersteel. You heard what I was saying earlier about him or her on on InfoWars last night, Dave?
[01:23:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's unfortunate, you know, she hasn't reached back out to you, but maybe it's just she's, you know, up to eyeballs in the the IRS piece. But she was really fascinated with, our successes with the IRS. Right. Could get money back there. So Yes.
[01:23:41] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. And she's just embarking on this IRS thing. It's still new. And I'm a tell you from somebody that messed with it for a lot of years, it is is is one of those still waters run deep situations. Oh, man. You don't understand everything that's going on behind the scenes or the origin of it, either, which we could talk about over on your on your Saturday thing if people wanted to. The origin of the taxes, Paul, was in your country in December. Sorry about that, everyone. Yeah. I know. We're we're just gonna hold your feet to the fire about it. And, because get this.
The reason it happened is because we lied in court against Jewish merchants. I'll tell you the whole story if you wanna, if the audience do you wanna hear it, though. There's very interesting. So and now we're we're all we're saddled with it, and you guys are not us. So, anyway, Dave, sorry to interrupt. Did did you have something to comment on or say a minute ago when you were in line? Or we've kinda hijacked the show.
[01:24:44] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. No no problem. I, you know, I wanted to tell you, calling from beautiful Alabama today. But, wanted to mention I'm outstanding in my field, and I'm not bloviating about my job. Okay. Good. I do my job. I'm literally standing in my field working, but, Yeah. I wanted to touch on the the, passport and mention to the folks because I know you had mentioned about it. It's the critical nature of it, being the primary ID. But when we sent in our password applications, we got back the they sent back the actual affidavit that we had sent in with the with the Right. Passport application.
Right. And what was interesting, and I haven't heard this anywhere else, but they had stamped I think it was, like, a nine digit number, code of some sort. I I believe it was either all numeric or it had some alphanumeric in it, but I don't have it in front of me. But there's actually a picture of it. I redacted our name in it, but it shows they stamped that at the top right corner of the affidavit. And, before we got that back, I had, sent in a, privacy act request because I wanted to see what was on file. And that came back with that, the reply, and they mailed all that back to me, copies of my previous, passport applications.
But I guess my point is that it is on file. I wish I knew what that code is at the top right. I tried to reference it everywhere I could, but really must be some internal identifier. Yeah. But,
[01:26:28] Unknown:
yeah. But, anyway, it's I just wanted to touch on that. I know you'd mentioned Let me ask you a question. Piece of puzzle. Well, I wanted to ask you a question because there may be a line of demarcation here. Was that an original affidavit? Do you remember?
[01:26:42] Unknown:
Yeah. And, yeah, when we when we first did our affidavit, I think we each we each did 10 copies, the original, I call original
[01:26:51] Unknown:
Correct. With the,
[01:26:53] Unknown:
the v the VA gives us free, notary services, so I took advantage of it. And he signed off on 10 Okay. 10 originals. So I thought that was important to put in the original.
[01:27:06] Unknown:
Well, I think they note it somehow or whatever. Did you designate it was an original copy on the copy
[01:27:13] Unknown:
on what you sent them? Well, it it you know, he used his notary stamp where it was, you know, the where it embosses it. Yes. Yes. And, so so it was I think it was pretty clear. I I don't know if I noted it was original, but perhaps maybe they assumed it was because of that
[01:27:32] Unknown:
embossing of his his notary standing. Well, that that's what I've heard, that they'll send back an original and keep throw away whatever they do as long as they register the other ones. The other question I wanted to ask you, when you got your privacy act request back and looked at what was in there, was that number on there all at that point, the one you referenced from the top right corner?
[01:27:55] Unknown:
Yes. And it was, it was literally like, a copy from a copy machine along with all my previous because I had when I was in college I won't tell you when, I went to overseas to Europe with some friends, and I made sure when I requested, in the privacy act to go back to that time frame because they like you to, mention a time frame of which you want your documents sent back to you. In fact Uh-huh. But in in the passport section, the remedy, under confirmation, there's a gray tab. I have, all that information about doing how to do a privacy act request and what we did for people. But, yeah, to answer your question, it did it did come back with the, their reply, and they it wasn't emailed. It was all it was all copied off a copy machine. It appears, and then when they sent it back to me, but they're pretty prompt with that.
[01:28:48] Unknown:
Cool. Well, that's, for the audience who's listening on this passport discussion we've had for part of the show today, that's really insightful. And I've never heard of them putting a number, on on an affidavit before. It's probably some kind of internal code and I'm like you. I'd love to know how we could decipher that, but we don't have a Rosetta Stone for that. I'm afraid.
[01:29:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Tell Paul,
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tell Paul
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how many hits you guys are getting from all over the world. Paul, listen to this. It's incredible.
[01:29:26] Unknown:
Yeah. How many So oh, man. So Kay Kay adjusted just what's posted on the home page at the bottom. You can see some of our stats, but, it's over the top standpoint of how many visitors to the site. And I think she narrowed it down to, now there's a clickable link there that shows all our stats at the bottom, but, just just the download downloaded documents from the site. And we're talking articles, books, and all that. 23,000, and we've had this site up maybe two not even two years. We've got, over a 130, Yeah. We have a 130 folks to go in our courses, and, we have, a whole section for coursework regarding national status. And I think we had, like oh, what was the other stat? See, I'm not looking at it in front of me, but it was, I think we have 800 subscribers now, to the to the site. And just to mention, it's the site's not monetized, but, you know, we do have people for the forms and and the coursework to to get an email address from them, but you can use any name you want. So we're not looking to for any information or money from anybody. So but, freedom
[01:30:51] Unknown:
in our mind should be free as possible. Right? I I was asking about the statistics you gave me a while back on how many just hits the site had had. It it it was well, I I just remembered it staggering to me. So because it's not promoted, Paul. Do this. It's not promoted. So we are I'm very negligent about promoting, and I'm sorry. I apologize. I just get off on other tangents and forget it.
[01:31:18] Unknown:
But, anyway, it's it's time I the promotional stuff, Roger, is is huge, really. And I know that I I haven't been doing it. I haven't had any time the last two years ever since I started doing the show with all sorts of other things going on. I've probably done less to promote what I'm doing than at any other point in all the other projects I've worked on. All the other stations and everything that I sort of built and I've done, we've done loads of stuff on them. But for my own stuff, nothing. And it's often the case. But, I think it's key. I often think that, you know, if if you if you sort of create say that the project is a radio station, 30% of the energy should go into the programming and everything, and 70% should be on marketing. I think it should be like that because peep there's so much amazing stuff. But if people don't know it exists, how can they hear it? They just can't. It's not it's an engineering problem. It's not a human lack of interest. They just don't know it's there. Well, I can't get anybody to listen to me for the most part a little bit now, but for all these years.
[01:32:18] Unknown:
And, even you and I, the whole first time of our relationship, I'd try and tell you about this and you're off on other stuff. I understand all that. But, it's, it's amazing that I lost my train of thought. It's so damned amazing.
[01:32:34] Unknown:
Oh, I'm glad I'm not the only one.
[01:32:37] Unknown:
I wanted to mention I wanted to mention that part of our statistics, we we have we can go behind the scenes and look at where people are coming from Yeah. You know, visiting the site from. And we see flags, and it's probably where a server is located. Right? And we see flags from all over the world. And one and I've mentioned this before, but we every now and then, we see one from the United Nations flag comes in.
[01:33:03] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[01:33:05] Unknown:
Don't ask me don't ask me what that is, but, yeah. So we're getting Ben just came. And it's all work yeah. Really. And it's all organic. Right? So we don't do any, search engine optimization, anything like that. It's all word-of-mouth,
[01:33:23] Unknown:
and so it's spreading That's where I was going.
[01:33:26] Unknown:
Pretty quick. We we've done a we've done a series of what I we call, like, info videos, small short videos, and they're on the site as well. But they're little plugs of the different pieces and parts to the national status. And a matter of fact, when, I spoke with, miss Vandersteel, and I mentioned that, and I sent her a link to one of our first ones. She actually played it at the end of one of her podcasts, and it was amazing the the rise in statistics when she when she played that. Yeah. It's, I can't recall the date that, podcast was, but it's right at the end, and she, she gave us a plug and, played that little video. So I guess it spreads that way as well.
[01:34:16] Unknown:
I sure hope she comes back around and starts you know, the that's the problem with this material. This is so impactful. When you see it, you gotta readjust a whole bunch of your life. And and why why you're doing that, you can't see the real important parts of it. You just see all the changes, and I've been lied to, and this I can get out of it, and you're what do I do? And all that, and you're not realizing. This is the power tip of the Rockefeller Rothschild power tap root. That's what we're severing right here. Okay? And, it's hard to see that even after you've been in it for a while. I've got the advantage, of course, of messing with it and thinking about it for more years than I'd like to admit.
But, by gosh, we got the key. What I was gonna say a minute ago, Paul, is I've had to build this intentionally like a multilevel, in a sense because I I can't get on any other places to promote it or at least I couldn't hardly for many years with accepting of Joyce. And so it had to be word-of-mouth, and that's how I built it, really. Realizing that I had no idea how long it was gonna take, and I've been frustrated with it a time or two to the point of where you might even consider quitting. But I would never do that without passing it off to somebody else, and I've never found people that can understand it, much less pick up the ball and dribble with it and commit to it. So at some point, I said, okay. Well, alright, big guy. I guess I'm the one. Okay. Here we are. But boy, it's it's and but that remember, the best form of advertising is word-of-mouth.
So, that's what I try and do is get these people that are interested, and wanna learn and and and and teach them up as good as I can like a football coach, coach them up as good as I can. And then what my intention here is for this to never die. See, they almost snuffed this out. And I don't know if you know that or not. But, if you go back and look at this in in the early nineties, there's 300 estimate, 300,000,000 people in the country. Out of those 300,000,000 people, 1,200 people went paid $121,500 dollars to go through this course.
And after it got busted, 1,199 of them split. I was the only one that took this further. And if that had not happened, we would not know or understand what we do today. That's how slim a thread we're on here.
[01:36:48] Unknown:
Garage. Yeah. I think it's it's, it's almost like a golden rule in a way that for lack of attention, all things wither and die. They're doing the communication space. You need it. It's that old thing, you know, if a tree falls over and there's no one there, does it make a sound? In my view, the answer is no because it's the sound is received. It's it's who's hearing it. It's not it's it's not whether it was made or not. I mean, right now, a bomb's gone off on the other side of the universe somewhere, probably, or something has happened, but we can't hear it. So we're not conscious of it. It doesn't mean anything to us. Correct. And it's it's creating consciousness of a thing. And once it's fit into someone's menu of thought, it's building up the habit. It's really building up the habit of actually sort of sitting on these things. I also think there's probably there's so many communication opportunities with it, and yet they require quite a bit of work. I think this is the other thing they do.
It's brilliant what what David's saying there about producing short videos. You know, I've sort of drowned on about this. I've never got around to doing it. And I I suspect that if I could put some time aside and and get to grips with all this AI stuff in terms of producing materials, it it speeds things up. And this is a boon. It really is. I mean, you can get an awful lot more done, you know, once you actually got the the the tools. And the thing is the other side always have the tools. They always have them. Of course. And they always use them because there's a budget. I was reading something the other day about some, non governmental left wing organization over here that is getting funding from Soros. It's it's set up as a charity. I'm looking at this. The comments were quite interesting from people. They said, you have to hand it to them. They're thoroughly determined, well financed, and are pounding away. What are we doing? We're moaning about things. And it's true.
I'm not saying that here in this space. That's not what you're doing. But overall, there's a great deal of that. And I I was saying on my show the other week, I said, really? Don't we need some kind of professional setup? Wouldn't it help? Everybody gets a bit itchy. Shouldn't people be getting paid to do this? Not because they're gonna make a lot of money, but we could have more staff, people working on these things. Of course, they've made that path very difficult as well. But I'm thinking, why can't I set up a right wing extremist charity? Yeah. You know?
They were. Yeah.
[01:39:00] Unknown:
Yes. Paul. Real quick, I I wanna I wanna actually pat Paul on the back about something because we're on PodHome. We've been on PodHome since 01/01/2025. And Paul English was the one that turned me on to PodHome.
[01:39:18] Unknown:
Yeah. We got a lot of great information in
[01:39:22] Unknown:
that period of time, we have had 35,027 all time downloads. We have had 8,471 unique live listeners. We are in 42 countries, and our most popular episodes are the Radio Ranch and Paul English live. That's, that says something.
[01:39:49] Unknown:
It does. Well, I like to try and fashion it with lack of guns, Paul. I've consciously tried to fashion this from the start as a team, And and I still try and do that today because teams always accomplish more than individuals, period. But I want us to be a team of strong individuals. And, when you that's why I teach, teach, teach is you you don't get the strength of this until you're able to do understand and defend your position. That's when you start becoming powerful, and there's a direct correlation between how free you wanna be and how well you have command of this information.
Okay? And at some point, you cross a line into this incredible self empowerment zone of, well, almost invincibility, really. As you grow back into what you were supposed to have from birth that has been stolen from you. I mean, the the the the the big picture here, the big big picture is Esau Edom has devised a way where he can get you to agree with giving him the birthright back. That's what's going on. And we go in and change that because it's fraud. Yes, Paul.
[01:41:03] Unknown:
One more thing I forgot to mention. We are currently live streaming on Rumble, our fifth program on Rumble. And without any promotion or advertisement of any kind, we have had 833 total views and those four or the five episodes, we've got, like, 35 so far today. Cool. But, 833 in four episodes.
[01:41:36] Unknown:
Well, that's really I'm surprised. I wish we'd have been doing this all along. It's too bad we haven't, but we've got it going now. And, I understand the people you're you you're looking for something. It's Saturday. And, so you're stumbling around on Rumble, and there's those things listed, and you pop in to listen to see and sample what this is all about. And if that's you and you're hearing this, it's about you. It's about you and your freedom. And if you'd like to find a way to remove yourself from well, should I be blunt enough to say the the slavery that has been conjured up by the money powers? Is that is that being a little bit too too woke fall? Or should I say, if you'd like to remove yourself from Jewish slavery, stick around?
[01:42:23] Unknown:
Well, I I think that the latter one is, although it's true, has probably got not as much traction as the first one. I think it it's different communication horses for different courses and different audiences, isn't it? I agree. It's almost like it it it needs to be stratified. There's a there's a wide ranging simple proposition part,
[01:42:40] Unknown:
which when you're embedded in the knowledge is really tedious to do. You just go, you know But See, here's the difference. I I can get on here right now. We were talking about Argentina a minute ago. Right? Mhmm. God, I hate them damn Argentinians. Do you know what them some bitches do down there? And I can just blister them, and nobody gives a damn. The minute you use the word that starts with a j, everybody's hackles are up on end.
[01:43:07] Unknown:
You're right. All the words
[01:43:09] Unknown:
create a reality. I'm telling you. It's it's really impactful, and it's an important part of what I'm trying to do here that I've never really totally understood until relatively recently. The importance of that.
[01:43:25] Unknown:
Yeah. They're they're massively powerful. I mean, you just used that phrase though, Esau Edom. Right? Now probably most of your core listeners here, because you've said that many times, and their students anyway, will know what you're referring to. Outside of this conversation, you're just gonna get people having a clue what you're talking about. Any idea. No. They don't know that Esau hates Jacob. They just
[01:43:48] Unknown:
That's right. No. They don't know what it means.
[01:43:50] Unknown:
Interestingly, we covered this a little bit on Thursday. And Did you? Eric. Yeah. Eric sort of sloped off because he was knackered and everything, which is fine. It doesn't matter towards the end because it gets quite late and he doing stuff. And I I had a message exchange with him yesterday. And he said I was up he said that was fascinating. This is about the third time I've covered it. You see and this is interesting as well. I'm not having a go at anybody. You think you can tell people once. You can't. It the and one thing about the radio and the automation stuff is we can keep repeating this and repeating it and repeating it or the machine can. And we need it to do that. Because if it's there and it's available, you pick up one person, then you pick up two, and you pick up three, and it's this repetition that's required.
But people don't have a they really do not have a clue about the the base base problem. And he sent me a voice message back, and he said, I've been really thinking about it since last night. He said, and this sort of this makes everything make sense. I'm going, of course. Yeah? I said, it's really simple. It's like hammer, nail, hit it. Got it? Yeah. Done. It's not complicated, and yet, you know, organized religions overcomplicate it because they're an organized religion. Right? You're out talking about something. They've overcomplicated.
[01:45:02] Unknown:
They've done it so they can hide and deceive. These are the masters of illusion. They're the masters of magic, m a j I k. That's what's going on. And they can use these things like these little words and this equivocation trick, and they got you with a ring in your nose. And you don't even have any idea what's going on. That's right. And you know, it's for the reason.
[01:45:26] Unknown:
It's very, very slick. It's very slick. And one of the reasons I just picked up I've just started rereading Eli's book, The Great Deception, you know. And it's because when you speak to most people and you if you ask them, is the Bible at you know, who's the Bible about? They go, it's about the Jewish people. And that's actually the May that's a major stumbling block because you have to then go into a lot of detail to show why it isn't or more detail than most people are accustomed to listening to. You have to go into a little bit. Mhmm.
[01:45:54] Unknown:
And and and finding shorthand ways of addressing that is important. Can I but I'll try one on this? Can I can I try one on you? Yeah. Go on. Yeah. Twice. Once in Genesis and Romans nine eleven. Jacob have I loved. Esau have I hated. Do you think it's fair to assume that if God publicly states in both versions of the Bible, if you will, that you're hated, that you might hate him? Mhmm. Well, turn look around to see who hates him.
[01:46:22] Unknown:
Well, if you wanna be like God and if you wanna be like Christ, do as they did. And I I you know, one of the contentious things that I say intentionally on purpose to stir it up, I say, like, it's a question I've got that. I've just been Jesus. Right? And everybody goes, yeah. Was he a liar or a racist? Because he can't be both. What was he? A liar or a racist? And people, he's not a racist. I'm going, what? You're saying he's a liar? Well, he's not a liar. Yeah. But even because race is this is the thing about and it's to take the charge off it. You go so I'm just using a hammer blow there to try and get people going intentionally. Uh-huh. Because if you go back onto this race thing, right, which is key, and it's and it requires some communication because as soon as you say it, everybody reacts. So the reaction is just unbelievable. The programming is so deep. And what it's doing is it's stopping white people defending their own race, and we're the only people that don't do it en masse. Everybody else, it's quite natural, and they go, oh, you hate everybody else? I go, no. Yeah. No. That's not what I'm talking about. Oh, what do you mean? I haven't got the time. I no. I don't.
But no one in our own people is looking after our own people. They always think about the other first. I'm going, you got any idea why everything's falling apart? That's true. You've got no connection with yourselves. Everybody else does it. What's up with you? You know, you've been dissuaded on all these kinds of Was Jesus
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interest. Talk about Jesus and racism.
[01:47:47] Unknown:
What about the statement, I come only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel? Is that That's what I mean. Yeah. I back it absolutely, Roger. That's how I back it up. I'm going, so if you say that racism, which as I understand it, is to discriminate on the basis of race, I'm going, well, Jesus did. No. He didn't. He did. Well, he said Show me where he didn't. Show me you know, and and it's not that Jesus hated the other races. It's that there's a job to be done here. That's all it is. My view of it is is that if we get our act together, of which what you're doing is a key role in all of this kind of stuff as a people, and it's a grand thing to say. Right? But if we get our act together, the whole world will benefit. It's because we don't have our act together that the whole world has been that they've leached in. And in a way, I was thinking this morning that the Jews in a way do these arguments, anybody that wants to present them, a great favor.
Because by their historically recorded actions, which I know you're familiar with, but everybody outside of this conversation is basically clueless about Yep. They actually demonstrate the provenance of what we're talking about. Everything about it is like the best evidence you've got. Why why what's all this trouble? And one of the things that, Eric, you know, that I was discussing in the show was I said, if you look at the nations that are being hammered, it's ours and no one else is of any importance on the agenda. It's just our nations that are being hammered. And there's a reason for it because Esau hates Jacob. That's it. Yep. You know?
So they do us a favor, and I've I've thought about this and say, you know, I wanna thank the Jews, but possibly not in the way that they're actually think anticipating. Because they've literally bent every single law, and the Talmud is literally a a rebuke of every everything that's scripturally biblical and and accurate. They literally prove that they're not those people. I heard of the people. Having a tantrum about it. Well, that's great. It's definitely not you then.
[01:49:49] Unknown:
I heard a very interesting view of the way that this is set up and how on based on Sabbateanism and those principles Yep. And that you have to go through his thoughts, everything. The Messiah is gonna come when the world's all good or all bad. He knows it's never gonna be all good. So he devises his particular approach as all bad. And then their idea is you've got to go back and totally go through all this bad stuff before Yep. He'll come or you can be redeemed. Right? Well, that's the reason for pedophilia. It's because it's the most absolute repulsive sin that anyone could imagine doing.
You're trying to effectually, poke poke God because God's represented in the child and its innocence. And that's why the pedophilia is so prominent is because that's the starting point of that series of of ladder moves to redeem yourself. And I've never heard that before. Okay? But it makes total sense.
[01:50:56] Unknown:
I know. And and but you were just mentioning then about words. You know this phrase that the Jews rejected Christ? Well, I I that sentence is not right. For example, if I if I send an invitation to you to come to a party and you don't come, right, you've rejected the invitation. That's true. Right? Mhmm. Like, Elon Musk like, Elon Musk at the White House dinner the other night? Yeah. Yeah. Same thing like that. Right? But if you never got the invitation, then you can you can't reject it. Well, they were never invited. They didn't reject it because they've never got an invite because Christ addresses them. You're not my sheep. He knows it. He knows that. Mhmm. I know. I agree. So it's this glomming on. And in a in a way, you know, this thing that there is literally nothing new under the sun with this. When you when you view scripture through this light, it it's taken out of the woo woo phase.
And you see that nothing has changed, that the tactics that were being employed to three thousand years ago are exactly the same now. They come in, take over certain power centers, do all the talking, do all the writing Yep. Absolutely overburden people's brains with a massive complexity that's got nothing to do with the foundations of the whole thing. Yep. And yet people get suckered into it. It's like a carnival side shows the great deception, literally. In the in the in the protocols, one of the statements is and we should all be very cognizant of this.
[01:52:26] Unknown:
We will get them arguing of issue over issues of little difference. Yes.
[01:52:33] Unknown:
Just They're all of secondary importance. Absolutely. They really are. But they've they're very beguiling. They're very dramatic, and they're having to make them more and more dramatic to keep on, you know, hoovering people's attention in. It's like a vampire. It feeds off the attention that we give it. They have, over the centuries,
[01:52:52] Unknown:
developed this chameleon like ability to create false realities. Mhmm. And they're really damn skilled at it. K?
[01:53:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, they would have to be because that's the only way they can survive in a way, wouldn't they? Yeah. You you'd say because they're actually parasitizing off of the foundations of the whole thing, they have to basically misdirect, the bulk of the people as to their role in the whole thing. And, well, I think once you've got this key, and it is a key, you can read all of these complicated documents. You and then you don't have to read them. You go first paragraph, last paragraph, rubbish in the bin, but I can see what and you see what they're doing every it's just instant. It's like the light goes on on everything and then you go, well, I can see all the cockroaches now. I've learned
[01:53:44] Unknown:
I've learned through the years in the study and thinking these things through, as I'm apt to do, they do the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over again. And they do it that way because it always has worked. Mhmm. Now that we're on to how they do things, it almost becomes a sort of Achilles heel to them because it makes them somewhat predictable. And and it just it it exposes a weakness. K. Yes. And the and the and the Internet with these types of shows, this type of worldwide instant communication, and these many people hooked up, focused on the same topic and issue can bring forth great results.
And I think we've done that. You know, Paul, my goal remember, I knew this and understood it to an extent enough to know that it was the the thing, not all the embellishments, but but that I just all by myself knew it, and I could not get anybody to understand it. And finally, Jeff Bennett. You know, radio people are always looking for programming. Right? So Jeff Bennett over there at RBN on that prime sweet spot said, look, Roger. I I don't understand what you're trying to tell me. And but I know you do. And and and and and if you if you want, I'll bring you on once a week. And, you know, we started it. I thought it was three I thought it was three shows I was gonna have a shot.
And that was the week somewhere between Mendoza City and the town I was in a 150 miles away, somebody severed the damn telephone in the fiber cable. So nobody had Internet. I thought I only had these couple of shots, and I was about to go berserk o trying to get that connection made. So, anyway, it worked out to once a week, and then it's developed since there. So, anyway, it's great, and I've I feel more fulfilled. I mean, I've done a bunch of pretty cool stuff. I've had a real good life. Hold on a second. And and and and been successful, all over the place, but I've never been fulfilled like I am with this. It's just fulfillment. Who was trying to say, hey, Roger there?
Christian. Christian. Hey, Christian. One of our new listeners, Paul. Hey, Christian.
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Hi. Hey, buddy. I don't interrupt y'all's cup. I wanted to ask you, what was that scripture you used? Was that Romans nine eleven? What was that? Yeah. One of them is Romans nine eleven, and I don't know the Genesis stat. You can go look it up on search engine.
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But, see, the problem is people don't know who Esau Edom is. And these people say, oh, we're off the lineage of Jacob, Abraham, Jacob, Isaac, and Jacob. Right? Okay. Well, you go look in Genesis and Exodus. That's all males. Page after page after page, both sides of the page, both columns, so and so begat, so and so begat, so and so begat, so and so. Both places. And yet the Jews, you're only a Jew, if your mother was a Jew, is the only right to return to Israel. How did a matriarchal lineage come off of Jacob? Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. How did that come off? And I'll listen to you. Otherwise, I think you're all a bunch of damn imposters.
[01:57:12] Unknown:
It's the best one, that one, Roger. Honestly, it's the only it's the only it's the only thing you need to throw up as it were, not not literally, into a conversation to say, how did that happen? How can a matrilineal people be a patrilineal people? Can't be done. Never is done. Show me where that happened. Didn't occur. Well, we can have a discussion. Just show me where that happened. Yep. It's not in there because he didn't. You know, there's a thing that Brent said a few weeks ago. He's not the only person to say this, but I think he mentioned it a few weeks ago, about god using his enemies to further the work.
And it it probably used different words. But that's their job. Uh-huh. Edom's job is to kick us back onto the contract even though they don't know it. That's the reason why we're in trouble. It's just getting this knowledge out and then applying it and living by it. And it's not about sort of I I just think people go, what? What? You want me to go to church a lot? Well, if you want to, it's up to you. You know, you don't have to do that. Jesus didn't say anything about going to church. Jesus said, if you love me, keep my commandments. Keep the law. Keep the terms of the contract. It's not difficult, really. It's not difficult to understand. I mean, it's it's it's completely bamboozling to understand if you are if you haven't read it and you don't know what it is.
But in simple terms, it's it is simple.
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It's it's very easy. Michael Jones calls Protestants?
[01:58:41] Unknown:
Go on. Yeah. Run it by. I'd heard it, but say it. White white boys that don't go to church and eat pork. Yep. Well, I don't eat pork, but we don't go to church. I'm not against Why would you go to church? All the Protestant religions
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Zionists.
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That's right. And and also, you know, the Church of England is basically, Roman Catholicism two point o. They've just mimicked it. But they didn't start off like that. And I I was thinking, you know, the the the reformation over here when it kicked off under Henry the eighth and all that kind of stuff, I thought this is an this is an example of God using, his enemies to actually kick things into the next phase because it's Protestantism is wrong. It's muddled. It doesn't get it right. It it ignores these key things as well. They don't talk about it. All of the churches in the world, as far as far as I'm aware, don't, deliver sermons regularly about why usury is literally a sin. It is. It's absolutely abomination.
They don't talk about it. If you don't talk about it, you can't has done it. I know. It's a joke. And yet the people that go along, many are nice, and they go along there. But they're in a sort of hypnotized condition. It's not that they're bad people or anything. It's that they think they've got the complete menu of all the information in front of them, and they don't because the key bits, the absolute substance is never ever talked about. So the attention drifts away from it. No one has it consciously spring up into their head throughout their day. They don't think about it. They don't bring it up in conversations. And that's what's needed, it seems to me. You know? And and all the keywords
[02:00:19] Unknown:
that you think are keyed into this reality that they're trying to create have got an opposite definition attached to them. That's right. Subconscious.
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Yep.
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Now I will say that if the last hour or so since Paul joined us and we got off on this track, if this is any kind of a preview of what these shows might be, like that are upcoming, they will be a tremendous success at least from my standpoint
[02:00:45] Unknown:
because I'll really I wanna talk about this stuff all the time, but I I've been very guarded about it over the last few years because of where I live. But there's we're just getting to a point where it won't matter anymore because you know, it's just getting mad. It is getting mad. I I but but we will rise up again. One of the things that often but I that I bear in mind. They always lose. Well, anybody that takes a land by force throughout history, it always goes back. It's like the sea. You can't have it. You just can't. I can't. The British Empire doesn't exist anymore because you can't have it. It wasn't really a British Empire anyway. Well I mean, I'm not worried about it. It didn't upset. It was an empire of the city. It was that influence. It was about assets stripping the world, you know, and all that kind of stuff. I You're not You're being fooled again. I told you why the,
[02:01:32] Unknown:
the sun never, sat on the British Empire, didn't I? Why is that, Roger? Because even God knows you can't trust an Englishman in the dark.
[02:01:43] Unknown:
Well, you might have a point there.
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Yeah. But that still wasn't nice.
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Anyway, at least the sun's up still here. It's not got the coolest colors yet. Here's one we could trust right here. We like him and love him. So and could be doing this Saturday show. I'm just I'm pretty excited about it now that I think about it, Paul. We have lovely conversations.
[02:02:07] Unknown:
Yeah. They're cool. Yeah. They're good. And we can throw music in, and we can do stuff, and we can loosen up a bit. Alright. Well, we're game. Yeah. We'll give it a go. We'll see what happens. Yeah. We're game. Let us know when.
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Start start with the second second Saturday of the month and expand into the second and fourth Saturday of the month,
[02:02:28] Unknown:
and then we can make a decision as to whether to do it every week. Alright. Yeah. Christian, we cut you off at the past there. Sorry, man. What did you have to, ask or add?
[02:02:40] Unknown:
Okay. That was one I wanted to say that if we wanna know what God can do with one of us, you are the example of that. God says my eyes go to and fro searching all the world to find somebody I can show myself strong through. You have been you have been a a dominant kingpin in this scripture that you've taken it by yourself and look what you've done with it. You've done due diligence for us to get out of slavery.
[02:03:19] Unknown:
Well, I might overall, of course, thing go, you're welcome, and thank you. My overall goal here is to affect change to some degree. I don't know what degree we can do it, but I'd like to do it to some degree. I think we've already probably accomplished that to a small degree. Now we just pursue increasing the angle of, participation. And at some point, with everything else they got going, man, they're they're right close to the edge of the cliff. I feel like you're gonna push, push Wile E. Coyote, help push him off the cliff. But, you know, as for as for me, Christian, I have never had a better sense of fulfillment and purpose in my life, and I had a pretty exciting life. Okay?
Accomplished a lot of pretty cool things, and, it just gives me, well, a purpose. If you've never had a life filled a purpose, you you don't really appreciate what life can totally be is what I guess I'd say. And, thank you. And people like you, I know this powerful message because I know how the reaction it had on me. And I know I'm not the only one, but I was just duty bound and hell bent to get this thing out, especially after I kind of figured out what it was and how important it is. And over all these years, fifteen years, they've known about this from the start. They were on it when I first started giving it out over RBN. So they've known about it the whole time, Southern Poverty Law Center.
Okay? And you'll never hear or see a place they mention my name. Never. That's why most of you never heard of me. They won't put my name out for anything. I beg them. Put me on your hate list. Come on with number one with a bullet, please. Nope. Call them every name. Kike Kike and everything else publicly and bait them, and they won't respond. So that kinda tells you what we got here.
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That goes to show you what Jesus' fulfillment of doing his will, like you're doing, has given you, purpose and a fulfillment
[02:05:40] Unknown:
of helping others do a trial. Thank you so much. I just can't well, you're more than welcome. I just can't tell you how how much it is for me. His feedback for me that gives me additional energy, drive, desire, etcetera. And I just love meeting you people, that we respond to this message. There's something that we have and share great in common that's very basic. And it doesn't matter any of those other things on the periphery that we might not agree on. We agree on this, and it puts us on the same page like nothing I've ever found between people before, Christian. So it's very cool. I love pioneering. I'm I'm I'm very, very proud of what, with God's help, I've been able to accomplish to this point.
But I I think there's just a whole bunch more. Okay? And so we're gonna continue to press and with good folks like you and Christian and and Dave and and all the folks that are here and participate on such a regular basis, I feel are on the same page, and we're just like a big family. It's what we are.
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Amen. Thank you so much. Roger? Christian?
[02:06:55] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. As colonel Mandel House would describe Roger, he's one in a million. He's turning second class citizens into first class citizens Yeah. By yield. And I and I just really like it. I I it's just all of a sudden, I can look back over my whole life and say, hell, I've been trained throughout my entire lifetime to do this right now at this time. This information right now in the situation we're in that could be so critical, this being potentially so explosive, it's just a matter of time. That's why I said, you know, the worse it gets, the bigger impact we're gonna have when we hit.
So just sit back and enjoy the ride. We're on the win and slay ride for a change.
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Paul? Larry had a comment. Oh, Larry. Roger? Yes. Yeah. Hey. I yeah. I've got two questions.
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One for, Dave and one for, for Paul. Okay. I was wondering if, Dave has, his his privacy request, process and instructions on his website. And then a question for, for Paul. You brought up that there is 800, I believe you said, views on Rumble. Is that the entire show, the Radio Ranch show being broadcast? And is there a way to measure whether they are watching the entire show or just maybe a few seconds, or how does that work?
[02:08:31] Unknown:
Yes. There is. There's over 800, views, passing views, and there's 200 to between two and three hundred that have watched the entire program. Now, that that is kind of a it it's kind of a a, misleading number because, Rumble has been doing the two hour Radio Ranch plus, one or two hours of after show. Now if people stay for the entire Radio Ranch program, but they leave before the after show or during the after show, they don't go down under the the whole listen all the way through list. They go on to the pass through list. So I'm thinking that, the bulk of those 800 people did hear the entire Radio Ranch program.
They just disappeared during the after show because there wasn't something interesting to them being talked about. So Okay. I hope that answers
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your question. Drift in and out. You know? But, Paul, do you know from a broadcast standpoint, you they're always you want your big gun in the morning. I must send the morning, you know, back all of them. The bed the the morning men are the big money guys. Move from top 10 market to top 10 market usually. You know why that is? Because studies show that the station you listen to in the morning is the station you listen to all day.
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Right. Predominant. Predominantly. You wanna you wanna get them early.
[02:10:22] Unknown:
Yep. It's just like the the Jews wanna enslave us young. They wanna get you right after you come out of mama's birth canal. Now up until that point, if you if your hips are out up your knees, you're not born yet. It's only when those feet come out of that birth canal that you're considered born, and it's that moment that they throw that blanket over you and your connection to God and put this fraud on you. Then the birth certificate recognizes that and you as an object to their property rights, and they go use it and put it in the bond market. That's the process. You'll notice everything they do, Paul.
If it's really of any magnitude, the hook is always, always no exception at the first. Fourteenth amendment, all persons born. There it is. IRS 1.1 dash one parenthesis a. There's the jurisdictional statement. Nationality act of 1940 where they put in this status as a national first, definition a at the top of the organic statute. They always because and you can see their logic here. If you're reading something that's that's, you know, inches high, you're not looking for the answer on the first page. You're thinking, god, I gotta go through here and find this answer. And by the time and you're you're long past the hook and done, and they've got you right off the star. You can see why they do it that way.
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Right. But, unfortunately
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way in going back and analyzing them when you understand what they've done, that we can continue to understand their processes and their MO. And, again, now they're predictable. Right. K. Now they got do we do we do, just like Paul, do we do what's always worked, or do we take a risk of deviating a little bit because we know they're onto us and making a mistake that hadn't been thought through completely? So do you get into that kind of stuff? Yes, Paul.
[02:12:31] Unknown:
Well, unfortunately and now I've got two things because I've got something that on what you just said. Unfortunately, most people, they only catch the headline. They'll catch the headline in the first paragraph, and then they will form their opinion of the entire storyline without actually going through and pulling out the facts that are always included later in the article or at the end. That's that's the the the grazing news cycle. And the thing about them not changing is I don't know if they're capable of changing. First of all, they they obviously lack creativity and the ability to think on their feet and to move, and to sidestep things that are going on. Secondly, these are all the same bloodlines. These are all the same descendants.
The ancestors were the ones that built the plan. They built the program. They were the ones that had the intelligence, how the moving parts fit together, and they just trained their future descendants on, cause and effect where if you wanna do this, you do this because it's always worked. If this happens because you did this, then you do this and you should be okay. Well, now the rules are changing. We're adaptable. They're not, and that is why the tide is turning. That's my opinion.
[02:13:59] Unknown:
It seems the populace, you could draw an analogy, a correlation, if you will, to viruses. You know, when they first start hitting them with antibiotics, it kills them all. But slowly over time, they work up a resistant and they become antibiotic resistant. And that's what's happening in the population. I think that's a very good analogy.
[02:14:23] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. I would agree. What do you think, Paul?
[02:14:27] Unknown:
Sorry. I was just reading something else, so you don't want to be asking me right now. Okay. Okay. We're done. Feeding are you feeding the seagulls cigar minnows or something? No. I my attention was completely taken up with the origin of fish and chips, but I think I'll save that for my show on Oh my god. On Thursday. Now a good fish and chips is called It taps into what we were talking about. I know. Listen. Let let me just read you this. Right? An article in The UK's Jewish news in an article, Francine Wolfitz has claimed that the origin of the iconic British street food that is fish and chips has Jewish origins. Have you noticed how they're responsible for everything that's great? Right? It's a it's a very good article. It actually may it it probably came over from Spain. Uh-huh. And they claim and that being Sephardic Jews in Spain, they're claiming that they brought it. However, British fish and chips have a thing called batter, which is basically this huge blob of fattening stuff, which is the most amazing stuff in the world. I know. Because I've eaten so much of it. And my dad used to sell fish batter.
And the interesting thing with batter for fish is that it's different down south than it is up north. And up north Mhmm. The fish and chips up north are amazing because we use beef tallow for the batter. That's If your beef and fish, what's that got well, you just go eat it. No. You all wanna stop. You all wanna stop eating it because it's just amazing. Well, the, the juice invented it what what did they call it back then? Gefelte fish? I don't know what they called it, but everything that's great you see, basically, everything that's great, they claim to have done it. Right? They're always claiming everybody as their own. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We did this. Have you ever had gefelte fish? I may have. I don't know. There used to be this great Jewish delicatessen down in Whitechapel when I worked worked there in the nineties.
And and their salt beef was fantastic. Really was. It was great. Lovely energy in the shop as well. They were a bit it was great. It was packed. I used to go over there for a big salt beef and pickle sandwich. And it'd been on the site for years. I think it's closed down now, but that was a big part of it. But it was great food. I'm not sniffy about these things. You just gotta be accurate. Right? So My my Jewish friend would say,
[02:16:38] Unknown:
that gefelte fish, man. They're hard to catch. Yeah. They probably are. Yep. They probably Which for the audience, should you not know, is like herring pickle herring or something with a Mhmm. Cream sauce or something, and it's just not bad.
[02:16:53] Unknown:
I love to Anyway, to avoid embarrassing myself any further when you ask me a question, I've not been paying attention, which is very rude of me to do that. No. It's not. I'm gonna depart because I've gotta go I'm actually, I could really eat some fish and chips right now, but I'm not going to. I mean, I could. I could actually muller some. Oh. But every time I every time someone says every time I say, can we get some, my son's got, dad, no. It's not good for you. I'm going, you're right. And I want to get in the car and drive up north, which is 280 miles away, and get them at this particular chip shop. There's one in Whitby, by the way. Not that you and that might mean anything to your audience. Whitby's where Dracula landed in the novel. Right? When he came over, he landed at Whitby. Whitby's an amazing place. It's not big, but it's extremely brutal in the winter, which has got its own attraction. It's got these big cliffs, and it's got one of the greatest fish and chip shops ever. It's in Whitby. It's a tiny little place up a road.
If you and then my brother tells me it's still there because he was there about a year ago, and he got some. He said they're just amazing. And, yeah. I would like to try that.
[02:17:52] Unknown:
I would I'd like you to try it. Well, Paul, listen. I think we may have launched off a successful new new little path here today. I'm quite quite excited and very pleased and always love to interact with you and especially on these forums.
[02:18:06] Unknown:
And, Yeah. Well, we're gonna try and rope quite a few voices in so you don't have to sit around sitting on the mic for two or three hours. You can just go, hey. I've gotta go for a coffee. Come back after twenty minutes. Just leave the radio on, listen to the rest of it, and come back. Right. I mean, we'll just say how it goes. We'll just have to play it by ear, but there's no there's no constraint. Impromptu. Totally impromptu. K. That's the idea. Well, see why that Those always produce the best shows. Scripted stuff appear scripted.
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Spontaneity cannot be, replicated.
[02:18:37] Unknown:
I I also think it's the most easily accessible type of conversation for the for the listener. It's as if I've just met you in your bar or you've met me in the pub. Right? And we're just talking, but we get a little bit animated because we're really excited about what we're talking. So other people in the bar just can't help but listen in if it's interesting, and it is. So they move their chairs a bit closer, and they don't have to be part of the conversation, but they're going, oh, that's it. What? And then someone might come over and go, what were you just saying about that? I've got some attack. It's that kind of thing. People are of it's much lower. It's not like, turn turn up at 07:00. We're doing a one and a half hour lecture. There's that's a different pitch, and it's important that you do those pitches. Yeah. But this has got wider sort of more convivial atmosphere with a few rude jokes every now and again, which will cause break the ice. To be expected.
[02:19:24] Unknown:
To be expected. Gonna be there, so that's a given. Paul Paul Paul, there's a voice from the wilderness on the speaker. It's the periphery. This voice originates in Costa Rica.
[02:19:35] Unknown:
Oh. Yes, Joan? Hey.
[02:19:38] Unknown:
Hey. Hey, Paul. Do you have one more minute? I I wanted to I do. About Yeah. Oh, thank you. I I think you mentioned Eli James' book, and I think you said in that book, it's Eli said Jesus is or was or is a racist.
[02:19:56] Unknown:
And No. Does that I didn't say that. No. No. No. No. I said that. I said that. I'm using it as a Oh, okay. As a provocative term to get to engage people. That's what I I do. To show that the book is is a is a racially driven book, which it is. It's a book of race. It's it's a scripture.
[02:20:16] Unknown:
Is it what's the name of the book? The main deception? The great deception?
[02:20:20] Unknown:
The The Great Deception. Yeah. You can get it from moneytreepublishing.com.
[02:20:26] Unknown:
There is publisher now. So that Yeah. Oh, thank you. And but okay. So it's even better that you're the one who said, Jesus is a racist. Does that just mean that he was supportive of his people, his chosen? Is that what makes him a racist?
[02:20:43] Unknown:
Well, there I think there I mean, Roger touched on a couple of them. The there's certain things that he says, which are basically, in very soft terms, I'm I'm I throw it in a harsh way to get people's attention. Right? I do that because if you say someone's a racist, everybody wants to run out of the room. It's really sort of, you know so in certain circumstances, I'll use it. But there are certain things that occur in his ministry that show quite clearly, even the words that come out of his own mouth, that he is discriminating on the basis of race.
He says it. His own words say it. I have only come for the lost sheep of the house of Israel. That's pretty clear. He doesn't say I've come for everybody because it's not a unit this is the problem that that I think Catholicism has. It says it's a universal thing. It isn't. Catholicism is wrong at the third word of the entire scripture. Yeah. Testament means contract. Contracts are exclusive. You know all about that, Roger. Right? You're either on it you're on it. If you're on the contract, you're in it. And if you're not on the contract, you're not. It's not rocket science. It's not cruel. It's and it's this all contracts discriminate. They only apply to the people who are on them, and they don't apply to the people that are not on them. That's how the world works and that's fine and no one has a big problem with that.
So, you know, Jesus like a lot I was saying the other night, it's like a line manager comes down here. There's a department they're called the Israelites. They're a race of people in all these tribes and they've gone completely off the reservation. They're they're absolutely whoring after other gods. It's gone completely bad. And he comes down. That's what he says. I've come to pick him up. Did he even work? Sorted out. Yeah.
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They think they're the wrong gods. He
[02:22:33] Unknown:
He refers to one of them as a dog.
[02:22:35] Unknown:
Yep. Well, he he doesn't correct her when she says that. And it's a that's a I mean, that is a that's another fantastic example when he's walking along with the disciples, and she's this Canaanite woman is saying, hey. Hey. My daughter's really ill, and the the disciples are saying to him, can you send her away in modern language? Can you tell her to get lost? Right? Because we've got things to do. But he stops and talks to her, and she says to him at one point, I want, you know and he said, the meat is not the meat for the children is not for for other people. And she says, can't even a dog have the crumbs from the master's table? And he says, your faith is great. Your daughter is healed. But he doesn't correct her. He doesn't say, oh, you're not a dog lover. He lets her use that. And he doesn't say, oh, because your faith's great, you can come and join in.
No. Because she can't because he's not there for her. This is this is this is the bit that churches pull back from because they go, well, we need everybody's bum on our seats in the congregation. Well, the sorry, mate. You've got it wrong. Or am I reading it? Offering. I mean, I I mean, I Only when the offering That's it. That's it. That's right. And the the the whole thing with the origin of Catholicism, is that Constantine, Emperor Constantine plays a major role in that. And it became what it became because he said, I'm in charge. It's gonna be like this, and he used it as a surrogate to extend Roman imperial power. That's why all the churches then moved into their big administrative buildings that they built. And they found it's much, much cheaper to control people's minds through a religion than it is to have centurions walking all over Europe. It's very expensive. And apart from which, you've got the problem of centurions coming back to Rome and knocking 10 bells out of you if you've not been paying them their number of denarii or whatever they were due to get paid. Another interesting thing, Roger, that someone sent me the other day, I haven't even chance to watch it, Baruch Spinoza, a Jewish philosopher who was kicked out of his own tribe, very interesting guy. He did some research in the fifteen, sixteen hundreds. I I don't know when he was, but he's around about that period. Right?
When do you think hell was invented? Because he didn't it's not in the Bible. It was invented by the church about May. They invented it. And you did? Invented hell, yeah, to terrify the congregation. And what do governments do? No. It's just the same old crud over and over again. Somewhere in the New Testament, they refer to hell.
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It's translatable to a couple of different words. Okay. And the the one that and I know this because I use it for our, you know, for our Fentanyl. Just remember this one of those examples. The, majority of the translations are a word called Gehenna Gehenna, which is a trash dump on the outskirts of Jerusalem. So that was what was translated as hell. It's I I think it's comes up four or five times in the Bible. I don't know all the places. But, yeah, I remember this one specifically, and it is called Gehenna.
[02:25:47] Unknown:
Yep. Gehenna. Isn't that where he was crucified?
[02:25:53] Unknown:
I don't think
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I don't know. I don't know for sure. I don't know if it was or not. But it's in essentially, you say that because what they've done is that they've taken that Uh-huh. And they've amplified it to this eternal damn you know, all this stuff, eternal damnation. You're gonna be burning in hell forever. All this kind of nonsense is gibberish. It's gibberish. I got to ask you. Did you have you watched that, Tucker Carlson thing on the Shroud of Turin yet? I haven't. I've got it to watch, but I haven't. Maybe I'll watch it this evening. I'll move move it up to move it up to the top line. Okay? Mhmm. And have you watched alright. Okay. So I give you I I wanna throw one back here. I will. I've got I'm at an have you watched Barnum World yet on YouTube? Barnum World. I watched it. No. I have no idea. I've never even You're gonna laugh your socks off. It's absolutely brilliant. It's only an hour and a half. Right? You'll love it. You'll absolutely love it, Roger. It's right up your street. It's about why the whole idea of politics and freedom and democracy is a complete sick joke. It's done brilliantly by this lawyer called Lee Gorman, I. E. Legal man.
And, I follow him on Twitter. He's incredibly skeptical and cynical and sarcastic right up my street, but he's accurate in everything that he says. And he's just talking about the gullible the repeated gullible foolishness of the voter and all of these things. If you go I think you'll love it. It's very funny. The Barnum of the next thing. Second part? Barnum's World. Barnum World. It's just called Barnum World. Not plural, but singular. No Barnum World. Barnum as as in PT Barnum. That you live in a Barnum world. Well It's all about promotion and deception and blag.
And he does it fantastically. And he refers to the constitution and all these other things. It's very funny. Yep. Who was trying to say something? Was that Rick?
[02:27:37] Unknown:
May I ask Brent. Oh, Brent. Hell, I can't recognize that voice. Shame on me. Hey, Brent.
[02:27:44] Unknown:
Yep. Paul? Hey. Paul had, Paul, Beaner had, found that, and I passed it around through most of the audience. Yeah. Barnum World. Okay.
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Barnum World.
[02:27:58] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. Could could be I have a question for Paul. Yes, Paul. Of Robert Seffer. Right? Oh. I have. Yes. You Roger quoted him the other day. Have you had him on your show, or do you plan on it?
[02:28:14] Unknown:
I don't know. He's a big guy. I'm a little guy, really. I'd love to have him on. Why? Because all of his all of his evidence backs up all of what we're talking about right now, which it does.
[02:28:23] Unknown:
Okay. Well, there's there's a YouTube channel called, Caltanian Chronicles.
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And one of the videos on there.
[02:28:34] Unknown:
Right. Okay. One of the videos on there is one in 56,000,000. Are the British the lost tribes of Israel? Mhmm. And the description is there is a one in 56,000,000 chance that the British aren't the lost tribes of Israel. This video That's right. Towards the evidence, the ancient laws, prophetic parallels, suppressed history, and the eerie spiritual, trail thinking trail linking Anglo Celtic identity to biblical Israel. From Alfred the Great to John d, from Glastonbury to Scythia, is this forgotten truth? Are you the conspiracy of the century? It's an interesting video. It's certainly an interesting title.
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Does it mention the stone of Sco Scion? Is that how you say it? Scion? Scion. Stone of Scion. Does it mention that in there, Paul?
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I don't know. I haven't I haven't finished watching it. It's only I've that's seventeen
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minutes long, eighteen minutes long. So I think that's a real important part of that question. Yeah. A daily answer.
[02:29:47] Unknown:
Right. Yeah. I mean, some of us obviously, Paul, some of us have not forgotten, or we've been in a process over the last twelve or fifteen years of blowing the dust off of our brains and being hit by these truths. And you can tell it's true as well because most of the people that you take it to can't don't get it. I I don't know why they don't get it. I I I've discussed this with Eli a lot. Yep. Yep. Like, when it when I first stumbled into it, after about ten minutes, literally, of hearing Eli say something, I came across him about 2011 or 12 on some YouTube videos he was doing then. And he'd spoken and said a few things. And I was looking at all this sort of banking stuff, and I was going to the Bible to try and find out what it said about honest banking, which is basically honest weights and measures.
And, he'd only spoken for ten minutes. I just had it's like I was hit by a hammer in the head. Yep. I just went, oh, now it all makes sense. Just instantly, it was like the lights went on everywhere. And wherever you now look in all this detail, you can make rapid sense of it because she got this context, And it makes complete sense. And that's what Eric was kind of when he sent me this message back on Friday, that's what this light bulb had started to go on. He said it fits everything. I'm going, yeah. Everything. Everything is fit Fitted out with you. A moment when the light bulb just flat goes on, man. Yep. It's it's it's amazing. It's wonderful. It's the greatest gift I ever received, really, that. It's just like, wow. Yeah.
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Life changing moment right there. It is. Yeah. It is. You know, the Bible says, above all, seek understanding. It doesn't say seek knowledge. It says seek understanding, and that's a moment right there. And once you get understanding, you also acquire wisdom. Wisdom is really the the the knowledge not to make the same dumbass mistake twice. Isn't that wisdom really?
[02:31:47] Unknown:
It it it is. Sometimes you realize that you're not wise. Oh, no. I did it again.
[02:31:54] Unknown:
But, I just thought that's interesting. I always think back to that when understanding. Not knowledge. It's not all the although that gives you the understanding, it's critical to get the understanding, I think. Maybe not. Maybe I'm wrong there. But, anyway, that's what the Bible says, and, hell, I haven't found it lying to me yet.
[02:32:18] Unknown:
Right. There's some the thing is it's it transforms it from this book that's associated with cold churches and singing in choirs and slightly drab faces on a Sunday and all the stuff that went with it, and I don't wanna get all this sort of emotional stuff and baggage I had about it as a child. It just transfer it just turns it from that into this dynamic manual for our people. You realize it's about our people. Yes. And you just go, wow. Wow.
[02:32:48] Unknown:
This is I can't even Why did my wife ever tell me that? I'd have been all ears forever. You know? They never told me truth, what they always told you when you were a kid about truth, and you couldn't imagine that. You didn't have the experience or power or years under your belt or whatever. Well, now this affidavit, this process here, where the biggest, baddest son bitches that have ever walked the face of the earth stand mute. That's true. Mhmm. Truth does that. Yep. And and and now I got an application of it. See? But, anyway, that's another thing I've stumbled on along this path.
[02:33:27] Unknown:
Yep. Paul, you had to go thirty minutes ago. Okay? I know. But you keep saying interesting things, and I also thought so. But I'll I'll go on there. Actually, one last little thing. One last little thing. Right? Yeah. It's to do this is just another example of things getting distorted, and this is relatively recently, like in the eighteen hundreds. The, the British Israelite movement sprang up in the eighteen hundreds after the Rosetta Stone had been translated and Champollion did all his work, and all these documents suddenly became available. And there was a huge growth of this in the in England.
And I think by about 1845, '40 1850, they reckon there were about three and a half million congregants in the Church of England that had come to the view that the people of these islands were in great part the descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. It was a that's that's a lot of people, three and a half million. In fact, it upset Newman so much who was in the Church of England at the time. He wrote a letter saying, if this doctrine takes hold, the church is finished, to which I would say, good. It's true. Right? Who cares about a church? We're bothered about the truth. Right? Mhmm. So he left and became a Catholic. And he became cardinal Newman, and he's an intellectual and all this, that, and the other. He couldn't stand. He didn't like the idea of all this kind of stuff. But the British Israelite movement got invaded by Edomites, and this is where it went slightly wrong. But the most of the work that it did, the archaeological work in the eighteen hundreds stands to this day. It's tremendous stuff that they did.
And, they sent a guy in, an Edomite called Edward Hine, came in and began to occupy high positions in the organization of it. And he was paid for to come into it by Rothschild to include the Jews as one of the tribes.
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No.
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Celsa Presse.
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But I'm just that's what happened over here. It's like you put a dagger in me with that last sentence. You can't you can't run away without addressing and and meeting, Julie. Julie, you had something to say here?
[02:35:40] Unknown:
I did. I wanted to find out. I'm switching subjects a little bit. I just wanted to find out from, Paul. Are you, what are you hearing over in Europe regarding the energy crisis that is about to erupt? I'm hearing that Europe is marching into a winter facing an energy disaster of its own making, and I wondered what your comments were, on this.
[02:36:11] Unknown:
Well, it's a new one on me, but I'm not surprised. I mean, it's just disaster of the month. Is that the one that they're running with now? It will all be of their own making. Yeah. It will all be of their own making. Yeah. They It
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It basically, says that, it says on here that, Europe is marching into a winter facing an energy disaster of its own making. And with the EU currently facing economic catastrophe, the energy problem is about to make everything worse. Why is no one talking about this? And it says, turns out Putin has Europe by the balls, and he just tightened his grip. And they're talking about that. But, Martin Armstrong is also talking about how Europe, because they never consolidated their debt, they are in the worst situation out of any country, any of these g seven countries, at least, in the world where they must have war.
They wanna take over, Russia because Russia's got 75,000,000,000,000 of rare earth minerals. And they're just, Martin Armstrong's Socrates AI computer has has never been wrong. And every day when he's on different shows, he keeps saying that the narrative has not changed. His computer is showing war, between and among the European countries as long as well as, Putin. And I just wondered where what your take was on that and what your feeling or views were.
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I think it'll be spot on, unfortunately.
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Authoritarian guy, but,
[02:37:45] Unknown:
I think that every single one of them is compromised. People think that the that Russia is under the control of the Russians. No. It isn't. That wall coming down in 1990, the Kazarian mafia to use the, you know, the the nickname du jour for them, they're still in control. It's just been a big faint. And the whole I mean, if you look at the Russian Ukraine thing, what's actually happening is exactly what happened in World War two. White guys killing one another. That's all they're bothered about, and that's all it ever ends up being.
[02:38:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Rinse and repeat. And then what are what's your opinion about, like, I've seen a ton of marches going on. It looks like London has just been overtaken by Islam completely. What what what are you seeing over there in in in your country right now? Is that Yeah. There's no people that they've It
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is to some degree. It's not as huge as the media, obviously, will create it'll create the impression that it's enormous, but they are taking place. They I'm reasonably sure the government have supplied many of this 1,000,000 flags that went up. I mean, what is there? A warehouse with a million flags in it and they suddenly everybody's got one really quickly. You've gotta stand back and look at the logistics of these operations. They're everywhere. And, there's there's a genuine, support for it, which I have too. We need to do it. But it's also the timing of it is is is planned as well. It's to raise a kind of energy, then you've got Muslims marching. They want there to be punch ups. They wanna do this. This is what they want. And And on the back of that, they'll then introduce or escalate, a movement towards almost like martial law. They wanna do that.
They're using it as well to they're also using the migrant crisis, which is not a migrant crisis. It's an organized government effort to destroy the nation. The media, of course, can't use the correct language. Yep. And they're using yeah. It's exactly what they're doing. And it's to now the only way to cure it, you see, apparently, is digital ID, and you'll all be saved by that. No one wants that either. So many many people see it, but it's a matter of actually finding some peaceable, if we can do it, way to to not react to the, the electric shocks that they're about to give us. They're gonna prompt us, kick us Yeah. And push us into a into a situation where they will benefit yet again. And it's a rerun of Russia 1917.
I've said this ever since the COVID thing started. They did They do it over and over and over again. Yep. It's the same stuff. But most people don't know this. They don't know.
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Coulda, on the earlier conversation, hold Julia me and insert something. On the earlier conversation of passport, on all the required five star new IDs and stuff, the passport qualifies as that. So you get it tied to your affidavit. K? Another advantage of you using to start the show, we were talking about it, using their own rules and their own words and knowing the keys to the whole thing. And unless you understand all this, you can't do that, of course. But then you're using what they built totally against them, and they can't say anything about it unless they change the rules, which they can't and won't because we're talking foundational and basics. Everything's gotta be voluntary. Go ahead, Julie. I'm sorry to interrupt, sweet thing.
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Oh, no. No. No. That's okay. I just was you know, I I I'm trying to find solutions to all of this stuff right now. But, you know, every day, I look at different news articles on different, social media platforms, and I just saw today that Proton has has, basically betrayed all of its customers. It is now going to, allow total surveillance over everybody's Proton email accounts. They're leaving Switzerland, and, obviously, they've had their they've had their yeah. They're they've had their arm twisted again by somebody else as well. So,
[02:41:42] Unknown:
that's very All all the traffic all the traffic that goes to Proton, Julie, goes through Israel and always has.
[02:41:49] Unknown:
Yep. Yeah. I think all this stuff about having encrypted, emails and encrypted text messages is all one big lie. But I really do believe that we do have scientists and we do have people out there. There has got to be some sort of alternative, Internet that we can create that's not connected to these technoprazies for these and these big huge tech companies where they won't get bought off by them, where we can have our own and we don't have to comply to their, you know, crap. I do know there's a company called Above Phone. I don't know if you've heard of them or not, Paul, but they have not only a phone, but also a laptop that has been de Googleized. And then there's also another company called Brax, b r a x, I think, that also has come out with a de Googleized, operating system. But then that that leads into the equation. Okay. What about the chips? What about the AMD, the advanced micro device chips and the intel chips? Are they do they have software in them that is spying on us as well? So I'm oh, my God. It's just so bad. And we here around the corner from my house, we have a company called ID.
Me, Paul. I don't know if you've heard of them over in Europe, but my understanding is they're going to be expanding internationally and they have contracts with the Treasury, Federal Reserve, DARPA, DOD. Oh, it's just crazy. And if you go on to the website and listen to the malarkey being spewed out of these, the mouths of the C level team, it's all propaganda and all lies. It's just all lies. It's, oh, the veterans, we're veterans and the veterans are the most, the most, vulnerable human beings. They have the most stuff being committed upon them on a day to day basis. So we need to make sure that we protect their privacy, and now it's all gonna be an ID to get online. And I'm like, what are you talking about? Every veteran I know over here in The United States lives paycheck to paycheck. They've been treated like crap from the government. If they're not homeless.
Yeah. If they're not homeless and they don't make crap. What are you talking about? That is just one big huge lie. But anyway, I I I don't know if you've heard of that company, expanding over to Europe, but my understanding is that your country is next with, this company.
[02:44:14] Unknown:
Come in. I can't wait. It's gonna be great. Yeah. I mean, what's there to worry about? Come in. It's all gonna be great. Well So where the good one's gonna save us, everybody.
[02:44:26] Unknown:
First of all, Julie, I love you, dear, but you covered about, like, 10 different topics and interwove questions into those She was shot. Topics. And, personally, my eyes have started to glaze over. But my question for you is, do you think that maybe ProtonMail was always intended to be a modified or a monitored and compromised platform? What it was put out there to do was to take people that were using a myriad of other communications to interact with people and funneling them all into one supposedly secure platform that could be monitored without them knowing it. Do you think that was probably the intent from the beginning?
[02:45:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Winner winner chicken dinner. You're right on there. Spot on, Paul. Uh-huh. I'm sorry. I I deviated on so many different subjects. Sorry. I was She's sweet. Sweetie, my head is swimming. And I I I love Paul in I love Paul when I when he come I love both Pauls, by the way. I'm not cheating on you, Paul.
[02:45:26] Unknown:
Yes. We love you both we both love you equally, which is getting a bit worrying, isn't it? But we do. We we love you too.
[02:45:33] Unknown:
Yeah. Always hanging out the program talking about intercourse, and now we're we're we're the Oh my god. Easy now. Let's not breach over on that side. Really? She was a wallflower when she was younger, Paul. I'm sure you find that out. Yeah. Right.
[02:45:49] Unknown:
Anyway, well, look. If this is any sample of what this upcoming show shows This is it. This is it, Roger. We've peaked here. It's all downhill from now.
[02:45:59] Unknown:
Well, man, how is it the way we did? Well, I think we got a hit on our hands. Is someone around broadcasting
[02:46:05] Unknown:
for many years? I it's got substance, baby. Hey. How about a little bit of UK levity for Paul before he leaves?
[02:46:12] Unknown:
Okay.
[02:46:13] Unknown:
I know you like the jokes, Paul. What do you call what do you call an Irish lesbian, Paul?
[02:46:20] Unknown:
I don't know. What do you call an Irish lesbian?
[02:46:24] Unknown:
A Gaelic.
[02:46:28] Unknown:
Okay. I don't think that's what I'm
[02:46:30] Unknown:
saying. Send it to Eric. He'll send you a he'll send you five books for that one. He's got a big joke collection.
[02:46:34] Unknown:
He'll send you a fucking whole pencil for sure. He'll send you a fucking whole pencil. Yeah.
[02:46:41] Unknown:
Alright. And let the fish and chips fall where they may.
[02:46:45] Unknown:
Oh, god. Don't talk about fish and chips. I'm just getting old. I'm sorry. It's really, sorry. Yeah. Did I tell you about the the fuck them whole advert for the fuck them whole pencil? I was thinking of advertising for it and the idea is got a maths problem, constipated, get a Fockem hole pencil and work them both out. Right? That's that's that's in keeping. The hell of a Fockem hole pencil.
[02:47:09] Unknown:
My grandson's 12. He just started seventh grade. He would that would be a fantastic pencil for him to take to school.
[02:47:17] Unknown:
Yeah. It would. We all need fucking whole t shirts. I've gotta get I've got I wanna do all these things. I'm just getting the energy back to do them. I keep saying to people on my show, do some stuff. No one writes to me. There's so much to do. Just why don't you just do something? Build a shop and get on with it. We'll send everybody over to you. I don't want the money. I just want it to happen. I want these products. You know what I mean? Because I'm loaded. I I I've got so many £50 notes in the hall. I brought my neck on them this morning. It's just terrible. You know? Just all this money around. But it's, yeah. I'll tell you by the way, just going back to the encryption stuff. See, I can't leave now. I'm getting thinner at least. At least there's one there's one good thing about this. I'm actually slimming down during the show.
I I used to, years ago, 02/2004. Gosh. Twenty years ago. Right? I've still got it here kicking around in the office. I was working with, a guy up in Connecticut. I actually came over twice to see him. He's passed away now, unfortunately. Really interesting guy. God, I wish he was alive. He's fantastic. You know, he was called Blake Prater. And Prater is a Dutch word which means talker, and he really was he was an excellent talker. He was a great guy. He, well, I have to talk about it on the show next week. He he got the he got some medal live on TV from Ronald Reagan as, like, entrepreneur of the year in some big ceremony. He got Uh-huh. Yeah. And he he upended the Chicago mortgage market by restructuring mortgages and was about to take over all these mortgage companies. He's just a guy that works stuff out. He used to buy He wrote this document. I think I've got it around somewhere, where he would go in he would buy companies up and he wouldn't asset strip them. He'd restructure all their finances. He told me this wonderful story.
There was a an electronics components, company in San Diego, run by two partners, two guys, elderly guys, who were kinda tired of it. And they've been running it for forty years. It was very successful. They had military contracts and all sorts of things, and they just kind of had enough, really. And the problem they had is that none of their offspring wanted to pick up the business and run with it, so they didn't know what to do, you know. And, he went in and they wanted a certain amount of money for the business. I don't know what it was. Maybe 5,000,000. Maybe it was 10,000,000. I don't know. This is back in the nineteen eighties, something like that. So he goes in and he looks at it and he said, look, I I want you to just make me a partner for six months so I can spend these six months going through all your books, looking at everything, and then we can come up with a proper price. They went they were in no rush. They just went to get it sorted out, you know.
And he without going into all the details, he restructured everything in their business. Like, they'd been marking down their inventory by by, like, 15% a year. He said, have you actually done a stock check? They've not done one for, like, twenty years or something stupid. Right? So he goes in, he finds absolutely millions of dollars with stock that they didn't have on their books. They they had got some forklift trucks, which they bought. He sold them and then released them back to the company. And he went in and he said, look. I know you want 10,000,000. I'm just making this number. He said, I'm gonna pay you 3. And they went, what? Because they were not happy. He said, you gotta hear me out. What he did was he restructured all their finances so that they still ended up having a stake in the business. They'd retired from it, and they didn't pay any tax. He was brilliant at all this kind of stuff. And when I met him, he was in Connecticut buying up businesses and not laying people off. This is two from about 2001 to 2005 or '6. Right? He wasn't laying them off. He was re he was using the assets from businesses to get them much more financially well structured and then buying further businesses. He had a 100 a 110 companies he'd bought in three and a four years. Right? It was amazing.
Anyway, the usual suspects turned up and didn't like what he was doing, and he ended up sort of in trouble. Why am I telling you all this? Because I ended up minting gold coins with him out of the Idaho the Sunshine Mint in Idaho. Yes. Right. I used to get gold coming over here to England. It was great. I had eight ounces of it's got these are our own gold coins that we'd made. But Nice. Just coming back to encryption. See, I just went off on a complete tangent there, but it's fun, wasn't it? We all got equipped. There were about six six of us working with him. I had a guy from New Zealand, although he lived here at the time, and we went over. And there was a computer guy, from Sweden and another an American computer guy that was there. And we all got equipped with Ubuntu laptops and the entire drive was encrypted and all this kind of stuff. And I'm mentioning this because when it comes to email, and I remember this even going back twenty years, the best way is to still use something like, and there may be something better, is to use PGP and encrypt your own emails on your own machine all the time with your own unique keys.
The problem is is that most people just can't be bothered. Literally, this is the problem. So the way that they got us you remember when the Internet first started, there was no such thing as Hotmail or Gmail or any of those sorts of things. Right? Those are the days that I still have the fondest memories of of just having an email account and being on news groups and all this stuff. Was simple. Stuff was simple. Simple, and it was flying around at right or not. And, you could get into news groups, and there were flame wars, and there were no, oh, don't upset people. I wouldn't even know what you mean. I thought that was part of it, to upset people. It's fun. Right? There was no HTTPS. Nothing was secure.
If you look at the way it's moved, it's the way that governments work. It's effectively no different to anything else. It's a protection racket. Oh, your mail's not safe. We'll protect it for a fee. Oh, this is not safe. You need to use these big companies. We'll keep it safe for it. Trust us. It's just a protection racket. It's always, always, always. And that's what we're involved with. We have to pay to be alive because if we if we don't pay the government, we're gonna die or something. It's all you know? But I'm just saying, our own networks are definitely achievable. They're they're just a little buffer zone. They only last for a few years, but they provide buffer zones for this sort of communication to take place on its own terms. We've even got our own video platform now, so we can run video if you want it, but we can do that. It's all doable.
It's just a matter of, you know, grinding away. Shall I go now? I think I better go. You can. I I like this next step we're, gonna do,
[02:53:50] Unknown:
though. Kind of if, if you wanna look like it as a gestation and a development, it's a logical step one day a week. We kinda combine our shows and take a little bit different drift. It's on Saturday. Everybody most people aren't working. I think it's a good stab. I I would predict that it will be, very successful.
[02:54:13] Unknown:
I think if we can get some blast of energy like we've got into it and just give everybody a break from studying almost, although there will be that stuff in it because we can't talk about anything else, can we? We're like, we can't. I don't want to talk about anything else. It's really a waste of time in many ways, but I think we can we can knock it around a bit and make it fun. Our really bright listeners, John, he's not with us all the time,
[02:54:35] Unknown:
came on one day, and he said, Roger, I think you got the the most important message in the world. And several other people agreed with that. So that, was quite insightful on his part. It's very powerful, and you until you get into it and understand that you can't understand that and see it necessarily. But, boy, it's there. It make these people stand mute. I've Paul, I've never in history seen anybody be able to do that.
[02:55:06] Unknown:
Well, if we can provide a space, Roger, where we can cast a wider net, if it's possible to do it. It's almost like a test. I don't know whether it's possible or not. It might just go nowhere, but it it's worth giving it a go, isn't it? And I think if it's if we're able to do that, you know, like, to just wet people's appetite, there is now the the the ground has never been more fertile than it is right now, and it's getting more fertile by the minute because of what's going on. Yep. Totally agree. And we're sitting here on the side, minding our manners,
[02:55:36] Unknown:
learning what we're talking about, learning how to express it it with simplicity. And it's just like I envision a big pool of gasoline waiting for a match to be thrown on it. Yep. And if you supply the gasoline, I'll supply the match. Well, if that happens, if that set of circumstances should come together in a center, it'll be a synergistic reaction. And I don't I don't think they could withstand, oh, let's just say, getting 10 or 15,000,000, of these affidavits within about a month. I mean, they they'd know the get the get the jig is up.
[02:56:15] Unknown:
Well, I'm I'm also gonna look out for an Australian voice and maybe if we could get someone from South Africa as well. Well, I got my the time of the show, Australia, it's like 10:00 at night on a Saturday night. Uh-huh. Of course, most of them are drunk by then, but not the ones that are actually good communicators. So I'm just joking. What about the,
[02:56:34] Unknown:
South Africa? Because I've got a contact down there. Remember I mentioned him to you a while back when this came up, Sebastian?
[02:56:42] Unknown:
Yeah. He's he sometimes send me messages. I have had a few calls with him. He's a really good guy. Yeah. He is. He's a good guy. I'll chase him up. I've got his contact on Telegram, actually. So that we look at this. I think we stitch a few things, and it's a bit like everybody's doing their sort of individual things during the week. But maybe on a Saturdays, it's like a big That would be a a a social guest. Very, very cool. Very cool. Yeah.
[02:57:04] Unknown:
Alright. We'll go off and get a cigar and minnow for the sequel or something. Hold it. Somebody's trying to say Radio free Gentile. Yeah. I would call it Radio free Gentile. Nations. Can we call it that?
[02:57:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Could do. Except we aren't Gentiles. Okay? No. We're not. Gentiles means ethnicities. We're not I'm not an ethnicity. That's apart from which it's their way of describing us, isn't it? To help me that. I'm not interested in those words. I think it means foreigner.
[02:57:31] Unknown:
So I'd just soon be foreigner to them. Okay? Yeah. And, we want them to know that. So, Paul, a a a wonderful Saturday show. Thanks for dropping by. Spontaneous things are always the best. And, we sure appreciate you and look forward to this new new union that, looms in front of us. Cool. Yeah. Paul's just got a lot of work to do now. And wouldn't you know it at the and wouldn't you know it at the beginning of the second hour, I got blamed for
[02:58:01] Unknown:
this idea. And now it's always getting to the point where I kinda sorta wanna take credit for it. So thank you, Paul. Okay. Alright.
[02:58:09] Unknown:
Whoever did it, whatever.
[02:58:11] Unknown:
Many hands make for light work. No. It it was all cool.
[02:58:16] Unknown:
Look forward to seeing you next next week, maybe as soon as next week. Right? Yeah. Yeah. It could be. We'll see if we can get our act together. It'd be cool. So yeah. Yeah. Fantastic. Alright. Well Have a wonderful Saturday, everybody. What you've got a lot more of it left than me. It's just coming
[02:58:29] Unknown:
up to 07:00. Yeah. But it's fine. It's good. It's a nice evening. I'm going for a walk. Okay. Do that. Enjoy it. I'll be watching some football. I hope whatever you're gonna do that you enjoy it, and it's safe and sound. And we'll look for you, of course, not tomorrow, but, Monday again at the same time. So we'll see what happens over the weekend. Great, Paul. Love you. Thank you. You too, Rob. Exciting. Very exciting. Yeah. Okay. Bye, everyone. Bye for now. Bye bye. Yeah. Anybody else got anything for me? Or I've got some, things here. Yes, Brent.
[02:59:01] Unknown:
Bottom world is in your email.
[02:59:03] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Thank you so much. Yep. Other than that, I'll see y'all on Monday. Hope you have a fabulous abbreviated weekend. Okay?
[02:59:16] Unknown:
Thank you, Raj. Bless you. Alright.
[02:59:18] Unknown:
Thanks, Paul. Thanks for everything you do, man. We've got a really tight little deal going here. I'm very pleased, and it hasn't been planned. It's just developed, And it's, it's cool. We're very unique in the Communication Patriot area area. Mhmm. I'll see you going, guys, Monday. Look forward to it, guys and gals. See you then. Be safe. Ciao. Love you.
[02:59:44] Unknown:
We have hacked out our own communication space for sure. Thanks, everyone. Actually, I think I'm gonna I'm going to take, the rumble stream down because it's going for, it it's going for three hours now. I might as well just take them down. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales, the Sabadeau edition with, a special guest, Paul English of paulenglishlive.com and, other such programs like on radiosoapbox.com. Catch us here Monday through Saturday, 11AM to 1PM eastern, at least. Our website address is thematrixdocs.com, where you will find exhibits, downloadables, interviews, all sorts of stuff.
Thanks so much for joining us. Have an excellent weekend, and that is what I fully intend to do. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network wishing you a deal. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[03:01:14] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Program Start
Welcome to the Radio Ranch
Slapdash Radio Hour Discussion
Radio Ranch and Slapdash Radio Hour Debate
Taxation and IRS Discussion
Global Economic and Political Issues
International Relations and Trade
Historical Conflicts and Government Actions
Passport and National Status
Legal and Governmental Processes
Cultural and Historical Perspectives
Religious and Biblical Interpretations
Future Show Plans and Collaborations
Current Global Issues and Solutions
Closing Remarks and Future Directions
