On this Saturday call-in edition, I (Roger) catch up with Paul, Rick, Daniel, William, and the rest of our weekend crew across Global Voice Radio and Euro Folk Radio. We discuss show logistics, weekend football, and tech hiccups before diving into listener Q&A on Alaska residency definitions, hunting regulations, and how terms like resident and nonresident alien are used across state statutes and the IRS. We talk through practical steps like querying the Alaska Attorney General and Fish & Game, plus administrative process tips, affidavits, and why not to supersede a cured filing. From there the conversation ranges widely: a listener highlights Dyett v. Turner (Utah, 1968) and related cases touching the 14th Amendment and rights versus privileges; we touch on Tulsi Gabbard’s background, Denali memories, and the Bering Strait tunnel notion. We also sample a historical narrative about medieval Spain (and reactions it provokes), along with references to architecture like the Alhambra and Seville Cathedral, and music from Loreena McKennitt. As always, we close with resources and a reminder that live administrative remedies matter more than courtroom surprises.
- Global Voice Radio Network: https://globalvoiceradio.net
- Euro Folk Radio: https://eurofolkradio.com
- FreeConferenceCall (platform we used): https://www.freeconferencecall.com
- TheMatrixStocks (show resources hub mentioned): https://thematrixstocks.com
- Alaska State Legislature – Statutes (AKLeg): https://www.akleg.gov
- Alaska Department of Law – Office of the Attorney General: https://law.alaska.gov
- Alaska Department of Fish and Game: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov
- Denali National Park & Preserve (Wonder Lake area): https://www.nps.gov/dena/
- City of Whitehorse, Yukon: https://www.whitehorse.ca
- Alaska Highway (overview): https://www.britannica.com/place/Alaska-Highway
- Bering Strait (reference): https://www.britannica.com/place/Bering-Strait
- Dyett v. Turner (Utah 1968) – case reference: https://casetext.com/case/dyett-v-turner
- Strauder v. West Virginia, 100 U.S. 303 (1880): https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/100/303/
- United States v. Harris, 106 U.S. 629 (1883): https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/106/629/
- Tulsi Gabbard (background mentioned): https://www.tulsigabbard.com
- Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Sevilla): https://www.catedraldesevilla.es
- The Alhambra (Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife): https://www.alhambra-patronato.es/en
- Loreena McKennitt – official site: https://loreenamckennitt.com
- Culture Wars (E. Michael Jones’ publication): https://culturewars.com
- Mission to Israel (Ted R. Weiland; book referenced: "God’s Covenant People: Yesterday, Today & Forever"): https://missiontoisrael.org
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And, yes, here we go. Roger's here. He's muted, though. I'm muted. I'm unmuted now. Sorry. There there you go.
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Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Saturday. Anyway, Sabbath audition here on the October 18. I was a little bit negligent. I was talking to Paul, and I remuted and forgot I was muted. So, anyway, a small picadillo here at the start. Roger Sales, your host on the Saturday, as I said, edition here. Normally, we started this back during COVID when a lot of people were locked in. You couldn't go out. Yeah. I don't remember. And, so we continue it on in case there's people that are working on the weekend and wanna ask questions and can't get to us. Don't have too many of those these days, but that's what it's for.
And, so here we go. Paul, we got a real abbreviated compliment of helpers today, I know.
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Oh, yes. We do. Definitely abbreviated, but that's okay. So, we're, we're on neurofolkradio.com next to pastor Eli James. Yeah. And we're on Global Voice Radio Network, radio.globalvoiceradio.net. We're also on rumble.globalvoiceradio.net, on that channel. And we're also on, that's it.
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Yes, sir.
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Well, we're on free conference call. Right. Just us girls here. So Yeah. We're on free conference call. Just go to go to the matrixstocks.com Yeah. And you'll find the, the links to FCC. It should. And, Roger, I do not have an email from you. Either you didn't click send or,
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Google filtered it. No. Whatever. Well, I I know I sent it. I'll go back and look for it, maybe. Sheesh. Okay. Just aggravation. You don't have an email from that I sent you this week. I did not send you many.
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Yeah. Well, let me see. I'm searching all mail for Roger. You're the only Roger I know.
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Well, it's not Roger. It's Radio Ranch. Yeah. But your but your name is in my contact list as Roger. Alright. Well, I'll mess with with it a minute. I wanted to go back to this thing, that we mentioned earlier this week that I saw when I was looking for Michael e Michael Jones, and it was a history. It wasn't any e Michael Jones. He wasn't on there. It was a guy with a very nice narrative history of, the Jewish problem from way back before 1492 in the early parts of when they were in Spain, and it went through all that. I didn't wanna play the whole thing. I thought I might play a snippet of it because I thought some of you might might be interested. But, hell, I've talked about it. Nobody could find it. I went and found it, and I sent it in an email to Paul, and he didn't get it. So one of those deals, I'll look forward to a minute maybe if I got a chance.
Anyway, as I was saying, this was really designed years ago during COVID, and, we've been continuing it ever since. It's usually a good interesting slot because, well, generally, not very many as many people listening because the weekend is Saturday, especially now. Being as it is, it's a spectacular time of the year in the fall when the leaves are changing and all kinds of nice things happening. People going out on trips to see the leaves and weekends and stuff like that. So, alright. So as we were going on, we didn't even have 10 people. Do we have 10 people in the room now?
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We we had a hiccup start. There was a high pitched squeal, so I had to completely reset the conference.
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We have 29 people with us. Okay. So there's a so some folks have joined us. So that's good. Well, good morning. Good morning. Yes. Is that Rick? Hey, Rick.
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Hey. Are you leaving at noon?
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No. I'm not. I've unfortunately, I'm not. I'd like to, but, I'm not. So we'll see. But I do have the TV on there, so I'll watch. Missed first quarter a little bit. So big game for us today. Great football. Yeah. Yearnnd of college football, boys. A spectacular college football weekend with some great games posted. So, anyway, it's a pardon me now, Rick?
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Did you watch, Miami van Miami Louisville last night?
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No. I didn't. Didn't even know it was on. It was a good game.
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Louisville beat Miami.
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That's pretty good. Okay. Good for them. Well, it's tops in Vandy time college football. Vandy's got, you know, we're the dog to Vandy today, which is I think, it's first time they've been listed as a, as a potential winner. This is from the bookies in, Las Vegas over a rated top 10 team. So, ever. So, anyway, it's gonna be an interesting game. I'm sorry I'm gonna have to miss part of it, but that's part of what I sacrifice for you good people. So, anyway, it'll be alright. It's just, you know, twelve, fourteen days a year that I get to get to watch, the football team that I particularly like. And, so when you miss one, you know, it's like one out of 12 out of three sixty five. But as I said, it'd be alright. They've got video. You can rewatch it. It's just nothing like watching it live. I'm gonna go away for a second here if I can get a break and see if I can find this video that I'm trying to get to you guys that nobody else but me can find. And then when I find it, I can't get it to Paul, which is aggravating, but such is the way of the world. Anyway, I thought it was interesting. Some of you might.
I watched, E Michaels yesterday's thing last night. It was alright. So I don't know. A lot of stuff happening. Zelensky's Trump's trying to put a lid on the Ukraine thing. They've got a did you see him toying with Zelensky? Did anybody see that yesterday? In the had him in the big room in the White House and, had full I don't know, eighteen, twenty people, and they're probably more. And they were talking about what came out of the discussion when, Putin and Trump met in Anchorage. And one of the things that came up was an old idea that first, arose with JFK and Gorbachev or yeah. Maybe Gorbachev back then.
Anyway, on the, building a tunnel underground tunnel between Russia and Alaska up there at the Bering Strait. The Bering Strait's very it's only a couple of miles, I think. I don't remember exactly two and a half or eight or six or something. I guess it maybe depends on the ice. It's only a few miles between, The US and Russia there. And, boy, that'd be an interesting idea, wouldn't it? Put a a underground tunnel, cost them about 8,000,000,000, to build it, and, then we'd be connected with Europe on the on the periphery. Thought that was very interesting idea. But when they were discussing it, it came up at a, a reporter's question. And and, and and Trump looked across the table at little Zelensky and said, how'd you like that, mister president?
Zelensky said, no. I don't like that. I don't like that.
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It was funny. We could do that, man. Bearing straight is 51 miles.
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How how long is it, Rick?
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51 miles.
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Okay. 50 miles there. Sure. So we we could do that. We could create a tunnel that would go from Alaska to Russia, but we would have to invade Canada because Canada's in the way.
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Well, they've got the hike they've got the Alcan Highway there. I mean, it's been around for a long time. When I was a kid and we went to Alaska and came back, this is in the sixties. It was 1,100 miles of gravel road, Paul. You being an old truck driver, you'll appreciate this.
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Well, I still like the idea of invading Canada.
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Well, we did invade them in a in a in a sort. But, yeah, 1,100 miles of gravel road. I went up that and down that, you know, people would carry an extra windshield with them because they get one of those rocks on those 18 wheelers going 60 plus miles an hour, throwing those rocks, medium size. And everybody had a a busted windshield, and some people would carry an extra windshield with them, actually. Quite a time. I have some interesting memories. A beautiful part of the world going up there through Yukon and going to Whitehorse. We stopped in Whitehorse, Yukon and, quite a town with an interesting history and reputation and, and then came back that way. So it's yep. Did that. It's paved now, Paul. They don't have to get to throw those big gravels, but it would be a really by road, scheme where you could connect the two continents. It's a very interesting idea.
K. For whatever reason, Zelensky didn't like it.
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Yeah. Well, I'm I'm sure he wouldn't. I I used to prefer back roads in old Indian trails when I was driving a truck. Less traffic, less, interference, and, less likelihood of mowing over a busload of nuns. Boy, is is that, is that a thought that'll that'll wake you up in a with a cold sweat? Sending 20 or 30, frustrated women to meet Jesus early. I wouldn't wanna be the one to do that.
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Uh-uh. I guess not. So we got that going on, yesterday. I guess, Trump and, Putin are going to meet, and Zelensky too, I think. All three. I I don't know if they can have them in the same room together. It's so, toxic. But they're all gonna meet at, Budapest, which is Hungary, which is, oh, what's the guy's name over there? That's he's a good guy. I wanna say Orr, but I know that's not that. Anyway, the guy that is the prime minister of Hungary, is, hosting and facilitating that. He's a mighty good leader. Viktor Orrban. Viktor Orrban. Orr. I knew Orr was in there somewhere, Joe. Orrban.
Very, very good guy. And, so I think they're scheduling that right now. So maybe, just maybe, Trump will even put a lid on this Ukraine Russia situation. I sure hope so. It'd be nice for him to thwart the new world order. They've really been trying to continue to push that one because it's so important for them to get into a war, and they they they see resources that they don't control, like the $90.75 estimated trillion dollars in resources in Russia, and they just start uncontrollably salivating, and they can't help themselves. That's who they are. They see things that they don't control and have. They've got all, you know, 80% of the wealth in the world, and they they still just crave it. They just crave it because they don't own it and control it. Somebody else might get it.
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These people are so sick. I mean, they really are sick. Yes. Hold down hold down the fort for a minute. I've gotta go I gotta go check something on the server. So don't go don't go looking for that video because I won't be here. Give me a minute. Alright. Well, that guy well, I
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okay. Well, I won't. I'll open up the window, maybe go look for it when Paul gets back and overcome some of these technical problems. So usually, this show was for new students who worked if they were gainfully employed there during the week, and they were interested in being free, and they, still had some things they needed to overcome question wise. That's why we're here. Now, occasionally, we have some of those. We've had Austin. Julie, promoted Austin on here for us a couple of times. Austin, a gold dealer for somebody out in California, decided this wasn't his cup of tea. That's okay. Okay?
It's it's Austin's freedom. Just like Austin's spirituality, I didn't ask him about his spiritual leanings, because that's none of my business either. What decision he wants to make or you wanna make in those areas is your decision.
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We hope Hey, Roger.
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Yes. Good morning. Who's this?
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Hi, Roger. This is Daniel. Daniel. Let's go.
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Hey, Daniel. You're back with us. Hey, man. How are you doing up there?
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I'm doing good. Doing good. Yeah. Last week, I was, working in a remote area, so I was I was, offline.
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Uh-huh. Well, it's funny. I thought about you. I said, well, you know, after the show, I said, well, Daniel wasn't with us today. So I kinda figured that was what was happening.
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Yeah. So I've I've got some more questions on, kind of the same thread as last time.
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Great. Now you're welcome. Residency. Say, aren't you a godsend? Okay. You filled some time for us here. You got you got more questions on this residency thing? We didn't get you cleared up on it last week or two weeks ago? Yeah.
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Yeah. The last time I was on, we were talking about, definitions of residency in Alaska, and Merck suggested going to the to the Alaska code or Alaska statutes. And so I've been going through the Alaska statutes on, a kleg.gov, what they have on here, the the 2024 edition. And and right in, the first title, section o one one zero zero five five, it defines residency. A person establishes residency in the state by being physically present in the state, with the intent to remain in the state and definitely make a home in the state. And so it's all this all this geographical, definition definition. Yep.
So I'm wondering, you know, you know, know, a, is this are they just kind of not saying that this condition of resident residency is is also a a voluntary condition?
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They don't want you to know that. The whole scheme rolls on this term right here.
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Right. So it says a person establishes residency. So is it is it me voluntarily establishing that I am a resident?
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Yeah. It's gotta be voluntary like everything else. And their geographical geographical requirements you need to I thought used to be you had to be up there for a year to be a resident. It didn't say that in what you read me, did it? Just said when you're here.
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No. There there are some, there there is some language, about twelve months.
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Okay.
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So, yeah, I I think that is still,
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you know, you The the deal do if I were you, it'd be might be a good, attempt here. Write the attorney general of the of the state of Alaska and just ask him one question. Is the term resident a rebuttable presumption?
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Okay. Okay.
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K. Now they may not know, but you could also say in in in in, Georgia and other states traffic codes, there's a statement that says the term resident is a rebuttable presumption. Does that apply in Alaska also? You could look in the Alaska traffic codes. It may be in there also. In the section on traffic codes Well, it's in the section on traffic codes that deals with the residency. Every state's got them, and it ought to be in there for sure, but that's another way is to query the attorney general.
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Okay. Yeah. I read through the, title title 28 of the Alaska statutes as motor vehicles, and I I think I read through most of that, and I didn't see anything different than than the, kind of simple geographical definition
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of residency that they have here. Okay. Well, then query them and see what they say. Now the for the audience, the reason Daniel's concerned about it is because he's in Alaska. And if you're a resident in Alaska, you qualify for a percentage of the state oil funds and the profits thereof for that year. And I think we I asked you about this couple weeks because he says, like, 2 to $3 or something like that. That's that's if it was 20 or 30, you know, that might be a little more sway you in the position of staying in the system for that. But that's an individual question everybody's gotta answer for themselves. But that's why this is particularly, of interest to Daniel here.
[00:20:04] Unknown:
Yeah. It also plays into in hunting. And so here's another, interesting thing I came across. There was a section of the code, talking about hunting regulations, and it said that, resident alien alien must be accompanied by a hunting guide at all times if if they're, you know, pursuing big game. Basically, there were specific stipulations about nonresident aliens, you know, by which I I imagine.
[00:20:42] Unknown:
They they usually refer to them as nonresident, I think, in fishing and hunting. I got the same problem in Florida. If I was to go back, even though they've got some other rules, even though I was born there and and all that, if I was gonna buy a fishing license, I'd be a nonresident, wouldn't I? So even though that'd be my native state, they're talking so these are these little areas where they're real murky because they don't put out a straightforward, honest definite stated definition of the word resident. But Right. I think the best thing and, you know, and I'd say in that in that letter, I'd say, according to my information, the term residency came from law when countries sign a treaty and exchange, ambassadors.
Here, it's using it in a geographical sense. Is the term resident a rebuttable presumption? And put it right in front of them. Okay. Just suggestion. I don't know what else to tell you, Daniel.
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Right. Right. And and so, was to say, you know, identify myself as a resident, you know, for the purpose of some sort of state license, would that then, negate your con Well, then you're half pregnant. Affidavit.
[00:22:08] Unknown:
You're half pregnant then. No. You're asking them for permission to do something, but telling them you're not qualified for that or however you wanna phrase it. Right. And I don't know. It's a very interesting conundrum you're in up there. And I I the first thing I do is go to the authorities of attorney general of the state and ask them that question and get their, get their response. Or you could do, well, I'd I'd do that first. Okay?
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Right. Okay.
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So Thanks. Yeah. Else to tell you. You're just a real unique situation because you're in Alaska and you got this, well, it could be a pile, little pile, little pile of currency over there they wanna give you. And you got three children. You'd like to have it. It'd help you out, but it, turns on this term resident. So you need to go to them or you might even go to the also copy the person that is the head of the, bureaucracy oil. Okay. You know, write the write the, attorney general and cc that person.
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Right.
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So that's about the best answer I can give you. Roger. Right off the top of my head was, like, yeah. Yes, Mirca. Mirca, what do you got?
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Everything in their codes is for commerce. So it does not apply, but we do have to find in the code where it says, it is rebuttable because it is in every code, you know, all states. But you should be there. Find that. Daniel, I'll help you find that, and I'll review it with you. And, let's see. So here, it talks about a person who is not so here's a code, and this is under the, the fish section. So say person who is not a citizen of The United States nor has lived in the states of Alaska for the part preceding twelve consecutive months. This is, like, just a very vague definition under the fish section.
So we still have to keep digging into that. So it says a person who is not a citizen of The United States nor has lived in the states of Alaska for the preceding twelve consecutive months. That's all it says on the fishing game. So now we have to go into the Alaska code to see if there's anything, you know, what else you can find. So you would look for the definition of resident for the state of Alaska. And Right. You can even look in the vehicle code, and then that should give you another definition. So, you know, those are all the different codes that you can look at. And I'm sure there's more in here, but I'm sure that they don't understand it as much as we do, you know, what what that means.
And the AG should know because my AG for sure does understand it.
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Okay. Thanks, Mirka. Yeah. I'm gonna keep reading through the Alaska statutes and, yeah, and and take Roger's advice and, ask them directly, to the AG and,
[00:25:48] Unknown:
yeah, try try to gain a a greater understanding of this. Yeah. Let's see let's see how they respond because I I'm I'm hoping he understands it.
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Okay.
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Alright. Awesome. Yeah. I think writing to them and asking them point blank, give them a little background that you know what you're talking about and see how they respond, Daniel.
[00:26:11] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It's gonna be interesting.
[00:26:17] Unknown:
Alright. So, any other questions, Daniel?
[00:26:22] Unknown:
Yeah. I guess I just, you know, kind of on that same point was thinking about so, like, you know, if I had identified myself as a resident somewhere under a state license or something, and yet I was telling the IRS, for example, that I'm a nonresident alien, would they then be able to come back and say, oh, wait a minute. You know, you identified yourself as a resident. We got you. No. No. Because there's fraud involved and you expose it. You gotta remember one thing. It's just supposition on my part.
[00:26:54] Unknown:
These people are scared to death of this. And they've gone to see you see the lengths they've gone through to hide this stuff. Right? Yeah. Daniel. Okay. They don't want to bring up anything where they can potentially get this information into the public setting or a spotlight. That's my feelings. Okay? I can't tell. They didn't tell me that, but but that's just what I've surmised over the years. Don't worry. They're that they're they call us terrorists because we terrorize them for their fraudulent system. Right.
Right. Alright. Let's see here. I believe that I didn't send the email. Yes. Hey, Bob.
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Yeah. Concerning Daniel. Hello, Daniel. Hi. If he's declaring residency and specifically limiting it to Alaskan residency, not this not the state of, but Alaska state. And I don't even know if that exists and the nature in which it came in the union. That is specifically different than being a resident of DC.
[00:28:06] Unknown:
Yeah. But remember, it's when you're a state wherein you reside that ties you into the fourteenth amendment. If he's saying he resides in Alaska, that would be the way that would be interpreted, I think, Bob.
[00:28:19] Unknown:
Well, I'm sure that's the way they'd be interpreting it, but I think you could make the argument that I'm a citizen of I'm a citizen, a resident of the Alaska state, not the state of, not the corporate entity. Alaska Territory. And and as you and I said, they don't want that in court.
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No. Of course not.
[00:28:38] Unknown:
Alaska Territory maybe?
[00:28:42] Unknown:
That was 57 territory absolutely falls under Congress' jurisdiction.
[00:28:48] Unknown:
And I think that that's already on your affidavit if you wrote it exactly how we have it, Daniel. You're a nonresidency nonresident to the residency of the fourteenth amendment.
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Okay.
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I just need to put,
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nonresident to the residency of the fourteenth amendment or The United States, appropriation.
[00:29:13] Unknown:
Paul, it did get sent because I found it in the sent folder. Okay. I'm going to forward it again here if I Yes, please. Y'all bear with me for a second.
[00:29:29] Unknown:
Okay. So I don't know why why I didn't get it.
[00:29:40] Unknown:
Might he say something?
[00:29:45] Unknown:
Jeff sent an email, and I believe he sent it to you, as well as me. And it's Chat GPT's response, specifically with respect to the, legal immunity versus lawful accountability and remedy. Now this is very long, so I'm not gonna read it right now, but, it's it's specifically aimed toward vaxxed injured people. However, the the core of it, the pretext is there is a difference between legal immunity versus lawful accountability and, the remedies thereof. So, it's very interesting. I'm gonna be giving it a a read and, I'll probably create a PDF out of it and drop it in the in the, FCC chat so Mhmm.
People can read it. Okay. It's it's actually very cool. And, yes, chat g p t does have a handle on legal versus lawful and how, how administrative policy doesn't apply
[00:31:12] Unknown:
to the lawful, to the national. Of course not. Well, they don't have jurisdiction. Okay. Well, you go do that and you should, check your box. My thing said it was sent successfully. K? Okay. And, let me just while you're poking around over there, let me see if there are there any, by any chance, new people on the line today with a question or comment. Daniel, I didn't even exhaust you to see if you have further questions too, and we had you in the spotlight here. So, did you all the other folks are thinking about it. Do you, have any additional other questions? I understand that's a real sticky word, boy, and you can see the links they've you to hide it and, how important it is to them. The reason I say it's as important as it is is because every country in the world wants you to be one.
[00:32:06] Unknown:
Right. Right. Yeah. I had
[00:32:09] Unknown:
Just a second, Marka. Do you want me to Yeah. I had one other
[00:32:14] Unknown:
I I had one other question kinda following up on that. So, so I had seen this section of the, the hunting regulations under the Alaska statutes where it specifically identifies a nonresident alien and says Use that term. They have to be Yeah. Yeah. He uses that term. That's interesting. Okay. And and, you know, I'm guessing that they're referring to, you know, just like a foreigner of any kind. And and but it says a a nonresident alien, you know, who wants to hunt game, has to have a a a licensed hunting guide with them at all times and, stuff like that. And Uh-huh.
You know, would I be you know, as a national, would I be bound to, you know, everything relating to nonresident alien under the Alaska statutes?
[00:33:10] Unknown:
Oh, lord have mercy. See, these murky things, I just don't have an an absolute answer for it, Daniel. I wish I did. The situation's not really come up. I would, I and I'll tell you one thing I see is interesting. That's the only place I've ever seen them use that term outside of the IRS code. Nonresident alien. A nonresident would be somebody that is not residing in Alaska. So if it's a non and they throw alien in there, it's the only time I've ever seen it used outside the internal revenue code.
[00:33:48] Unknown:
Yeah. It said nonresident alien. I'll I'll find that section of the statute and and, share that, in the chat or something. But it was interesting.
[00:33:59] Unknown:
Well, I just don't know. And, again, this is a situation where you might need to go to the fish and game commission, the head of the fish and game commission to the their legal, counsel and ask them what their decision would be.
[00:34:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I'd be interested to know. Well, my Well. My neighbor, Eli, it you know, who I heard about your group from, he's a hunting guide. So I'm very curious to talk to him about this stuff, and he's he's out hunting, guiding people right now, I think. So, when when he comes back to civilization here, I I'm definitely gonna be talking to him and trying to figure some of this stuff out.
[00:34:39] Unknown:
What's in season right now? Moose? Were they hunting for moose or bear or what?
[00:34:46] Unknown:
He's probably guiding people on on bear hunts or maybe mountain goats or, doll sheep. Yeah. We got a few moose around here, but they're they're kinda scrawny down here, and it's mostly just the locals that that go after moose down here. They're not like your big moose up north.
[00:35:04] Unknown:
Right. It's not probably the meeting is good. I remember when we were young, we went up to the Denali for a week or two and, had the trailer and the car and everything. It's back when you could drive all the way to the, Wonder Lake there at the base of McKinley. And, it was just spectacular. We were driving through the park and everything, and we got to a, crevice, you know, where there was a dip between two mountains on each side. And there was a whole herd of Dall sheep up there with their calves, but probably 40 or 50 of them.
And and, of course, the the males, you know, the ones with the big horns, they go up high in the altitude and stay off by themselves and let the females, play with the babies. But it was very cool. We walked up the other side of that canyon and took a whole bunch of pictures of film with them, with their playing with their kids and all that stuff. It's very cool. Very, very cool. Last Wow. Great state. Yeah. It's a great state, but you can't even drive up there anymore. I don't think you can drive to Wonder Lake. I think you'd have to take a bus or something. But this was back in the sixties, a long time ago, you know.
So, anyway yep. Great memories from Alaska. So anything else, Daniel? And Myrca's sitting on the back burner there. Myrca, what did you have to add, dear?
[00:36:26] Unknown:
He he mentioned he had a question about the affidavit. It'd been naked negated his, affidavit. And, no, it does not trump your affidavit. No. Your affidavit will always reserve your rights. Just remember that. Your your rights are always reserved.
[00:36:44] Unknown:
Well, the thing is is, John, you can give them away. And if you decide don't decide to give them away, they can't come take them.
[00:36:53] Unknown:
Right.
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K.
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So Okay. Thanks. Yeah. I really don't think that the code applies to you, but you do have to do a little bit more research to find that information so that you can use it and, show them it does not apply. But it does not apply to you. And it will not, disqualify or anything, your affidavit. It will not make you
[00:37:20] Unknown:
a US citizen. Override nothing can override your affidavit but you. Okay? Awesome. Yeah. That's good to know. Yeah. I heard a story the other day. I forgot what country it was in. Somebody did something and the head of the country yanked his citizenship. And I said, well, how'd that happen? All these countries are signed up on the law of nations, it's got to be voluntary. They can't just come yank your citizenship. So anyway, I heard that the other day. Sure did.
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That'd be interesting. So, what do you think that was?
[00:37:56] Unknown:
I do not remember. I was somewhere in Europe, I think. As squirrely as they are over there these days, there's no telling. Yes. Which I have that video, but see, how was the English show Thursday, Paul, by the way? I didn't get to talk to anybody.
[00:38:11] Unknown:
You know? It was it was tremendous fun. Tremendous fun. And, Eli James rocked up for the, second and, almost all of the third hour. He had to bail about fifteen minutes before we wrapped everything up. But it was it was very interesting. It was very good.
[00:38:31] Unknown:
Okay. Keeping a sense of humor while everything goes to hell in a hand basket over there. Oh, for sure.
[00:38:38] Unknown:
Yes. I do have that video,
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but do you wanna play, like, the first five or ten minutes of it? I guess so. If you let let the folks get a sample of it, see if they'd like to hear more. I just think it's particularly particularly interesting. You don't hear, or I don't remember hearing, too many real definitive programs on this part of our history or their history or the world's history over there in Spain, which is such a, excuse me, pivotal land for both the Moor and the the Christians and the Jews. It just went from hand to hand back for, what, hundreds of years. So, anyway, I thought it was interesting. So let's just see if we can clear the clear the, agenda here of anybody that might have additional questions. Daniel, did you have more?
[00:39:26] Unknown:
No. I'm good for now. Thanks.
[00:39:30] Unknown:
Alright, buddy. We'll go, go bag something. Were there any other students, on the line that had a question or comment? Any other new folks or old folks or medium folks or medium folks or I don't I don't care if you're using a walker. Yes?
[00:39:47] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. It's William.
[00:39:49] Unknown:
Hey, William. I know you're not using a walker. You guys got a big game tonight, man.
[00:39:56] Unknown:
Yeah. Yep.
[00:39:58] Unknown:
You know, it's I was thinking about it all week. I think it's the first time that I can remember that Alabama and Tennessee played that it wasn't in the afternoon. Because for so many decades, CBS had that, exclusive slot on the SEC. And they'd always put that game in the afternoon because of its high profile. And now we switched over to ABC, and it's at night for the first time that I can ever remember. Anyway, it ought to be interesting. It'd be a hell of a contest. What you got on your mind, William?
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There was a Supreme Court case, in Utah, a Diet v Turner. And, the judge in that case, his name was judge a h Ellet, and he wrote a brief on the nonratification of the fourteenth amendment. Have you ever heard of that?
[00:40:51] Unknown:
No. I have not. Oh, it is
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it is fantastic.
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How how long is it? And what how long is it?
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Nineteen well, it happened in 1968.
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No. No. How long in the opinion is his oratory on this?
[00:41:07] Unknown:
It the actual oratory is about a 155 pages.
[00:41:11] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'm not gonna ask you to read it. I'm not gonna ask Larry to read it. No?
[00:41:16] Unknown:
No. There there's a there's an excerpt out of it I'd like to read.
[00:41:20] Unknown:
Okay. Please do. Now if there's little shorties, I because I've never heard of a judge pontificating on this before. There is a an insert in the congressional record that was it was put in there by a it's congressman from Louisiana named Rarick, and it is all on this subject. I think he must have been a JBS member, it'd be my guess. But it's one of the only times I've heard of anything officially on that position. So give us a little bit from, the good judge, if you would.
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He said nonwhites are protected by the fourteenth amendment. Therefore, Congress found those persons a fit instrument for spreading their martial law jurisdiction throughout the several states. The unfortunate part for persons of color is that they have been led to believe they are allowed to access the judicial power of The United States when the truth is that they have only been allowed access to the arbitrary power of Congress under the civil war amendments. This is why persons of color in The United States continue to feel that they have no rights because they have no independent judicial power to protect them. Thus, congress legislates between two or more races.
A nation is a race or vice vice versa. Nation, according to west Webster's dictionary, is a race. Congress congress's legislation has been based on principles of international law because it's now two nations, and therefore, as a form of international law, for all intents and purposes, martial law and international law work to work well together for congressional purposes because they do not respect the authority of the common law. The exercise of martial law jurisdiction within the several states is the usurpation of the common law and the subjects of the sovereign body, the white citizens to a jurisdiction that has no right to exist within the states.
Furthermore, the amendment the fourteenth can only evoke Congress's power when involving those intended to be protected thereby, such as the thirteenth and fourteenth amendments, white citizens have no rights under this amendment. This is, of course, with one exception to the rule. If a white citizen acquires the same legal status or artificial character as those protected by the fourteenth amendment through the operation of some statutory law of congress, then said white citizen may be brought within the venue of the amendment as a statutory juristic person. By this means, white citizens' birthrights become of no effect, and their rights are to reduce are reduced to the inferior character of the statutory civil rights or more legis more legislative privileges.
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Man, you found bombshell here.
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It's because it must be remembered that the white citizen obtaining this status will also be subject to the jurisdiction thereof of the United States Congress and can legally be regulated by the laws Congress passed Legally. Martial law authority. Legally.
[00:44:26] Unknown:
Not lawfully. Legally. Go ahead, William. Yeah.
[00:44:31] Unknown:
Here the extension of the municipal laws of Congress outside the boundaries of the US Constitution is complete. By this contrivance and others emanating from the fourteenth Amendment, the states have been reduced to mere administrative arms and provisional appendages of Congress and Congress' power has been extended to include the entirety of The United States. The difference between the white man holding citizenship intact according to the preamble of The United States Constitution and all others who claim protection under the fourteenth Amendment is the difference between natural birthright known to the common law or privilege or immunity guaranteed by the original constitution and so called right privilege or immunity created by the constitution and statute or privilege or immunity that never existed for the party upon whom it was conferred by the state.
The Supreme Court has recognized that the that congress may protect both, and then they they quote Strouder v West Virginia. But we would venture to say that a citizen will find more protection and a natural right than a privilege conferred by Congress. The institution of government was inherently for the protection of natural rights in the preamble of The U. S. Constitution, while the granting of a privilege is merely a tolerance of the sovereign body that created government at the tolerance of the government the sovereign body created.
The main point is the courts have recognized that there are both natural rights and so called rights artificially created by law or privileges.
[00:46:03] Unknown:
Man, William, that is really important. Go ahead. I'm sorry. In fact, state
[00:46:09] Unknown:
no. In fact, state common law or natural rights seem to receive no protections. It should also be noted that where a state government has agreed to usurp its sovereign body or free white citizens and show itself disloyal to them by passing legislation that's in conformance with the fourteenth Amendment. Congress' power is thereby extinguished and in this relation they quoted from the Supreme Court, USC Harris is a pretty good sized paragraph there. In other words, the state martial law when state martial law is imposed within the state to enforce the national martial law, Congress has no reason to exercise its martial law powers.
[00:46:51] Unknown:
Wow. It goes on a lot of You're doing a lot of digging here, and that is exceptional. I've never heard that. Never heard it referred to. Whoever the judge was really had his head screwed on straight. It was excellent, pontification there on it. I totally agree with what he said. So, how did you stumble into this case, William?
[00:47:15] Unknown:
Well, when when I was making all those TikTok videos, somebody said, hey. Have you seen this? They commented, have you seen this, this filing in the Utah Supreme Court? And, and I said, no, Atten, but I'll read it. And so I kinda had it in my docket of things to read. And I read it. And I was just like, four. You you because it's everything wrong. Say that did you say that's a Utah
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State Supreme Court decision or a US Supreme Court decision? Stuff like it's Utah. Utah Utah State.
[00:47:45] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. And the reason that he that he talked about it was they had they had a serious problem with, habeas corpus appeals. Yeah. And this one case, this is that, this person, whoever. It was a habeas corpus appeal, and they had offered the guy counsel, and he declined it. And then he appealed on habeas corpus because they didn't provide counsel. It says they have to provide it, not offer it. And if they Yeah. If they offer it and decline it, then then how can you force counsel on somebody? And and the the court was saying that these federal courts were coming in and usurping them and appealing these cases that they had already ruled on, because they were federal citizens, basically, being educated by a state court.
And so, and so I guess they got together and said we need to figure out why this keeps happening because why even have a court where, you know, the federal court is a perpetual sensor on our capabilities as a state court. A use a usurper.
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A usurper.
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Yep. Yep. Yep. And so this is where he got to dig in, and, he talks all about the ratification of the fourteenth amendment and how they kick the states out and brought the states in. And he shows how the thirteenth and fourteenth amendment are both unconstitutional, and that because they stay in the constitution, being as they were ratified unconstitutionally, they're now extra constitutional.
[00:49:24] Unknown:
Well, now my question on the thirteenth was out It's my understanding they let all the state legislatures back in to vote on the thirteenth. In my eyes, that would make it constitutional. This guy says it isn't. Well Do you have you gotten to his It isn't for two
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yes. Yeah. It isn't for two reasons. So in, was it article five where they say how you can ratify or how you can, ratify amendments? It says you can either do it with the legis three quarters legislative body
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Right. Of the states
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or by constitutional convention of the states with three quarters agreeing. And he said, why did they provide two methods for ratifying an amendment? Because if an amendment makes inroads into the state's own constitution, then the state can't, if they're, they're, thereby incapable or incompetent to ratify the amendment because it it would, it would change their own state constitution. So it has to go to the people, the We the People in the convention. And that that's the way that they originally ratified the, the, the, the original constitution. But he said the reason that it's unconstitutional beyond the ratification part was that it, when it emancipated the slaves, it did two things. It it basically took property without due process, and it Violated because these these slaves were held on a bill of sale that was valid. Yes. So it violated those contracts at the same time. So they violated the contract for the purchase and the sale of the slave, and then they also took the slaves from the owners and violated their due process. Right? So on two grounds, that that amendment is unconstitutional.
[00:51:22] Unknown:
Yikes. That's really interesting. I've never heard that approach, especially on the thirteenth before. Without not heard of this case. Will you just say I said without Let me William, I want you to give the name of the case again, and I'm gonna give a heads up for anybody in Utah. This is precedent in Utah. Well, this may really fall in your favor here in something you can really use, Carl. I know you're out there. I don't know if you're with us today or not or if there's any other folks from that state, but this is a real windfall for you folks. What's the style of it and, all that stuff and the year and all that stuff?
[00:52:03] Unknown:
Is Diet, as delta Yankee echo tango tango, d y e t t, v Turner, t u r n e r, 1968.
[00:52:16] Unknown:
Oh, it's back in the sixties. And there's of, like, Fed Supp. It would be in Fed Supp, I think.
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Oh, let's see.
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Something something fits up? Put up on just
[00:52:29] Unknown:
yeah. I looked it up on Justia, because it didn't show in this particular this particular brief didn't show up in Justia. Well, then in the office. I don't think it has the complete. 20Utah2D4031968.
[00:52:54] Unknown:
Okay. So it's in the Utah state state, record. Yeah. Yeah. I can understand why they bury that, William.
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Yep.
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What was the name of the case again? Diet versus
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d y e t t, Ron Turner.
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And can you put it in the chat?
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Yeah. Sketch has got it in the chat or getting some William put it in. Thank you. Very interesting. I've never, heard that before. And I tell you what I wish you'd also do. Would you drop an email to Mark with that and say this is very important?
[00:53:33] Unknown:
Yeah. I can do that. Okay. He breaks down the amendments sentence by sentence and and shows how basically it's it's martial law because it's not common law. And that that's how and he brings up the war powers and everything. Because he talks about how, how Lincoln didn't have a congress for six months, and, he was just doing things
[00:53:57] Unknown:
Oh, that's what he was doing. Rebellion. Well, hell, he went over and arrested the whole Maryland, house.
[00:54:05] Unknown:
Right.
[00:54:07] Unknown:
He arrested the newspaper editor that was Francis Scott Key's grandson. The guy that wrote the star spangled banner. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Gary, let's see what Gary's got to weigh in. Gary?
[00:54:23] Unknown:
Well, this case buttresses everything that we teach, first of all. Of course it does. And second and second, can William put this in a PDF and forward it to Paul so it could go prominently, prominently on the website? Yep.
[00:54:41] Unknown:
Yes. It's available, online, the this whole brief. It's a 155 page brief, and I'm about a 110 pages through it. And, I mean, it's just it's immaculate.
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Well, is this your the only thing .com.
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I don't have any disagreement. He doesn't. No. But I've got two or three of your slides on the line. Doesn't mention. Can't do it. Hold on. Gary.
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The only he doesn't mention to start with is he talks about the different persons. He got he has more of saying it's a capital p person, which would be a a person with natural rights and a lowercase p. So he doesn't go into, kind of the rights and duties, but that's what he's saying. He just doesn't work it out that way.
[00:55:28] Unknown:
What what I caught from what you read was he was going in the same direction everybody else I've ever read was that this was an ethnic thing, and it was a black thing. But you can't convince me that everybody that lived and was born and raised in DC in the territories was a former Negro slave. I just don't buy it. So these are these judges and scholarly men that came in and had things like Jim Crow to deal with, and they put it in black and white instead of rights and duties, reciprocal. See the difference? And wow.
I don't I've never seen anybody comment on that before, but they can't all have been former black Negro slaves, Gary.
[00:56:15] Unknown:
Roger, it just goes to prove more additional things. There was two different statuses all the way up to the Civil Rights Act. It's that simple.
[00:56:24] Unknown:
Which, by the way, they're trying to, you know, they're trying to overturn that right now. Well, yeah. The Civil Rights Act of '64, they're trying to overturn it. That's where a lot of our problems come from. Gonna be interesting if they're able to do it. Go ahead, Gary.
[00:56:40] Unknown:
If you look at twenty versus, heck, I can't think of the other name. Twenty versus whatever's Supreme Court says that US citizens have no rights. It's right here in black and white. Yeah. Well, that's right. They got privileges. Call small r rights. Exactly. There's still two separate distinct statuses in this country. There are. And if you start putting things together in your mind, you see that it's blaringly. Once you recognize it, it becomes blaring.
[00:57:12] Unknown:
I agree. Hey, Ross. I agree. Yes. Who's that? I know Rick was trying to say something to William still got information, I think. So, Rick, was that you trying to get in a second ago?
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Sketch and I both put, links for PDFs in the chat.
[00:57:33] Unknown:
Thank you very much. Interesting case. Never heard of it before. Hell, you know what? I might forward it. Send it to me. I might forward it up to Glenn. I bet you he's never seen this either. He spent a lot of time in Utah. So, I'm fine. William, anything let's just say, William, anything else? I'm gonna go to Gary.
[00:57:55] Unknown:
No. They did they have made a decision on my, car tax, and, I'm waiting on to to get a decision letter in the mail. So I reached out to them, and they said the board of assessors did did review my appeal, and the decision's in the mail. So we'll see what they say. They only have two choices. They either refund my money or be open tiring.
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There you go. Good. Good, William. Well, keep us in the loop, man. You're doing you're doing yeoman's work over there and discuss stuff. And and, you know, I got into,
[00:58:24] Unknown:
a little bit into the Tulsi Gabbard thing, and, he had, one of her parents, I think her father was a US citizen. So she was a US citizen at birth Uh-huh. Even though she was born in American Samoa.
[00:58:36] Unknown:
She was born in American Samoa, and and I and she is, oh, what do they call it? She's in the Hindu. Lee, that's what I heard her. She gave her confirmations.
[00:58:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Because one of her parents was a US citizen, and she's also a US citizen. There you go. And that's how she did it. Even though she was That's how she did it. Yeah. Even though she was born over there, she didn't have to naturalize. Uh-uh. But, I got to reading into the, you know, why you have to be a US citizen to be Well, she hadn't that And that She oh, that's the reason she didn't have to naturalize
[00:59:10] Unknown:
is because one of her parents was a US citizen. Go ahead.
[00:59:13] Unknown:
That's that's right. And then her I think her mother was, American Samoan, and she was a national, and her her dad was a US citizen. But, but the constitution says that to be a senator, you have to I think it says resided in not resided, but, had to have been a US citizen in The United States for five years or something like that. Does it? But but that's the that's under the old construction of what a US citizen is.
[00:59:47] Unknown:
Well, I tell you the citizen as well. The reason that's interesting to me, if you go to Wikipedia you probably heard us talk about this in the past. Any of you can go to Wikipedia, that reliable stalwart website of of a bastion of truth, Wikipedia, and, go over and look at citizen of The United States. And last time I looked several years back, they had the first two paragraphs for all in the fourteenth amendment citizen. And then they had a little box there, and they quoted the fourteenth amendment or at least the first part of it. And then underneath that is a paragraph on nationality.
And nationality is italicized, but it's not a hot link. It's just italicized. And they tell you a little bit about the national status. They say, well, it has it might have some bearing on your tax situation, William, it tells us. And then it tells us a very nondescript language. At the end, it says, well, the only thing that's, you're limited to is you can't run for senator. Now I thought that that was the first time I'd ever seen it. Only time I've ever seen it until you just said something about it right there. And it seemed to me What it what it's referring to Yes.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
[01:01:03] Unknown:
No. I want it here. One section three.
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Article one section three clause three of the constitution says no person shall be a senator who shall not have attained the age of 30 years and have been nine years a citizen of capital c citizen of The United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen. So,
[01:01:28] Unknown:
But he's not an inhabitant. He's a citizen.
[01:01:32] Unknown:
May I? Right.
[01:01:34] Unknown:
Just a second, Brent. Yeah. I I think it's because he got a seven I think it's because of the seventeenth amendment.
[01:01:43] Unknown:
Well, the in the original article, what they're talking about there is is that you have to be a citizen of the federal states, basically, that you can't be a non noncitizen national and be a
[01:01:56] Unknown:
be a senator. Well, well, basically, you file national and be a senator. If you if you file an affidavit, you are a state citizen national. Because they've moved they've changed the term, the label, not us. Right. So another one of these real little sticky wickets in little areas that's just confusing. Brent, what you got, good buddy?
[01:02:18] Unknown:
Well, also, she's an officer in the army. She's a lieutenant colonel. So she's been in, what, eighteen to twenty years. So she checked all the boxes already.
[01:02:30] Unknown:
She'd be look. She she'd be a real good candidate for higher office, Tulsi Gabbard. She's a straight shooter, buddy. I don't care what religion she is. K? Thank you, Brent. And I've always liked her even when she was a Democrat. She was the only one over there that could speak and make sense when she spoke. You know? So, so that. Thanks, for the addition. Brent, always good to hear your voice. William, what else have you got on this for us?
[01:03:02] Unknown:
That that's all I got. I just thought all that was terribly important.
[01:03:06] Unknown:
Well, thanks for bring digging it up, man. No. Yeah. It's the only time I've ever heard, like, something like that, especially from one of the state supreme courts. We need to highlight it. Yep. Yep. For sure. For sure. Okay. So good, good find.
[01:03:20] Unknown:
Yep. Hey, Roger. Are you the fourth?
[01:03:23] Unknown:
Ezana? I talked to John. All that's in the works. Go ahead, Ezana.
[01:03:28] Unknown:
Okay. No problem. Alright. No. I I wanted to second the comment earlier about the black and white. Yes. And and and, you know, so yeah. It's it's it's it just everything just fits in place, and it makes a lot of sense when, when when you look at the black and white being names that are given to two distinct statuses. And, one is black, the other one is white. Yep. And, if you start scrubbing your understanding on the read as, as, as those being statuses that one can get into and come out of, then it all makes sense. It's incredible how the mental clarity that one would perceive is just incredible. I just wanted to second that that that gentleman. Isn't it amazing, this scheme that they've set up?
[01:04:23] Unknown:
I mean, as I've been unraveling it for so many years, and I used to think as I was getting my arms around, I say, no no mere mortal men could have put this together. It's just too intricate. And, that's why one day, you know, as Anna, you weren't around. A lot of other people weren't. Brent was, I think, in the old days, with Brent Winters. I mean, it took us five years to get this to where he'd at least recognize it and somewhat admit it. Five years. And Brent can remember it'd be Chris, Chris Cave, Daryl, myself on a Friday. We just all ganged up on Brent.
And I think Brent's problem was that he just has a hard time admitting that the devil outsmarted him. I really think that's a lot of his problem. And one day we're talking about this and that all roots all the way back to then, I think, in connection with possibly causing the civil war. And Brent said, well, they're not that I don't think they're that smart. I think that's the way he said it. I said, Brent, this is they they had an accomplice, buddy. They conjure him up. You know, have you ever heard at the big board meetings on some of these big corporations, they've always got an empty seat at the head of the table?
Have y'all heard that? They've always got an empty seat at the head of the table. So that's who we're dealing with here. And, man, it's just he's slick. Still, I'm amazed at times on how intricately this is woven and how effective it is. You don't think they've been effective? You go out and try and tell somebody the, the opposite and the truth. Yeah. All of you that are talking to people, you know what I'm talking about. You get blank stares. They call you ugly names. Oh, I'd be too scared to do that. How many other excuses have you heard? K? Hey, Roger. Very, very unique people that resonate with this, and there's some kind of a special reason. I have my suspicions.
We'll wait and see how they prove out. Yes, Gere.
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Well, it's a case that William just brought forward, which I'm very grateful of, just buttresses the fact that we're all black now.
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We're not white. We're all black. Yeah. They made us Jim Crow. Yeah. If you
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if you claim to be a US citizen, then you went into that black status as a subject of Congress. I mean, that case plainly laid that out and your residency is in Washington, DC. Exactly what we've talked about for eons here. Just connect all the dots. Yep. That's all I got.
[01:07:21] Unknown:
Thank you, Gary. And as complex as it is getting into it and understanding it, When you do achieve that and you look back over your shoulder and go, that is really simple. I mean, what they did is simple as hell. They set one up and they set another one up parallel like a railroad track, and they did some things and tricked us all into going over that other track. That's just all they did. It's a bait and switch. But, man, have they done it effectively. They have taken over control of the whole world through the dollar as we're the collateral for that. They've taken control of the whole world with this little trick, folks.
It's, May I? You know? Yes, Brent. You may, of course.
[01:08:10] Unknown:
Number one, you guys aren't black. Your knees don't grow. I yield.
[01:08:17] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Another Brentism. Oh my lord, have mercy. So, anyway, that's, what's going on. Paul, did you get that? Anybody else got any comment on that, by the way, before we move on?
[01:08:32] Unknown:
Yes. I got that video, and Brent had to make a comment because from what Gary just said, we all got an n word pass the minute our feet hit the floor.
[01:08:43] Unknown:
Well, I mean, that's what they did. They tricked you into Jim Crow. That's the simplest way you can ever explain this to anybody. Remember the Jim Crow laws? Like I did with my mom that day. This was totally spontaneous. I I call her up. She answers in the middle of COVID. She goes, Roger, what's happening? Now after all the animosity that we had had over these issues for the previous years, The whole time I'd been in it, man, she didn't wanna know nothing about it. I don't wanna know. And I kept trying. And the reason I was doing that was hoping that I could get her aware of this so that she could make some correct decisions on the estate, which she didn't until and then and she finally woke up twenty years later. By then, nobody ever even thought about going back to the to a will.
So anyway, this is a constant, a constant friction between us. And so one day during COVID, I call her up and she goes, Roger, what's happening? I forget what stage of that fiasco was. Roger, what's happening? And I said, bam, it's when that came. I said, mom, you remember the Jim Crow laws? And she goes, of course. They made us all Jim Crow. That's as complex as this is right there. So Roger. Anybody else? Yes. There's somebody. Yes. Sketch, is that you?
[01:10:11] Unknown:
There's a there's there's a phrase comfortably numb. I guess you could, if you're trying to explain this, you could say, you are you comfortably black under the law?
[01:10:25] Unknown:
Well, that's a good way to put it. I've kinda get somebody thinking. Yeah. Yeah. So, who else got something to say? I might have Paul, play a few minutes of this. I'll let you dial out of it, Paul, when you think you ought to. It's very interesting information. It's quite historical. If you like the history and you like the aspect on our enemies, you'll find some, I think, valuable things covered here you may not have heard covered before. So, Paul, if you wanna dip into that, you can pull out of it whenever you want. Somebody was trying to say something.
[01:11:03] Unknown:
Yeah. It's scary. Julie was supposed to have a consultation with Jim Willie. And after you play this ditty with the Jewish in Spain, if Julie's listening, can she
[01:11:17] Unknown:
tell us if she had that consultation or not and what Jim Willie had to respond to her? Okay. Don't know if Julie's with us or not today, but after the video, we have a query. There she is right there. Well, while she's front and center, I'll let her answer your question, Gary.
[01:11:33] Unknown:
Hey, Gary. I don't have the consultation yet. We keep playing phone tag. He's got interviews going on, and so we're trying to line it up, next week sometime. So I'll definitely keep you posted. If there's a specific question you want me to ask him or anybody else wants me to ask him, let me know, and I'll ask that question and report back. I I would, because I played email with him for a number of years down from Argentina.
[01:11:59] Unknown:
I never could get his attention ever. Maybe you you can somehow in that interview. I I've spoken to him a lot on the phone.
[01:12:08] Unknown:
So, before even a consultation, I've spoken to him. I've I've got his personal email, stuff like that. So I'm friends with him. Sometimes he's quoted me on his shows. He calls me the FDIC lady.
[01:12:21] Unknown:
Okay. Alright. Well, anyway, if you got that relationship with him, you might as well, Jim, you need to look at this. Very important. It's the underpinning of everything. K? Just tell him that. Pass along. I was never able to get. But, again, I'm not a, you know, attractive, vivacious female either. That has a a difference when you're dealing.
[01:12:40] Unknown:
Well, hang on. You know? I hope I hope not. I have not.
[01:12:44] Unknown:
Well, Before we get into this, I'm gonna validate what I just said. And, Raj? This week yes, Paul?
[01:12:53] Unknown:
You don't do gymnastics in Applebee's parking lots.
[01:12:59] Unknown:
No. I don't. I do not do that ever.
[01:13:02] Unknown:
I also, when I we were home parking lot. It was Bonnarodi. It was an Italian restaurant
[01:13:09] Unknown:
parking lot. Okay. Fine. The well, the audience is lost here, and Julie's quite the breakdancer. Back when I was in Atlanta, David Irving, when he would ever come to The US, and he did quite often because he did book tours, you know, where he's selling books. And I was plugged into that group that would bring him in. And so every time that he came to Atlanta, I was I got a chance to go see him. And it was like, Dave's gonna be at this closed restaurant over on on on Roswell Road or something. And it was always very quiet because, that we get the reaction from our, our, our enemies on, you know, all the crap they do. You know? There's a bomb. We're gonna have a bomb thing there, and all that crap. So it was always secret. But I do know at the end, if you were a female with a low cut top and you came up to buy a book or ask a question, you had his absolutely undivided attention.
Even though he had four daughters. I just found out in watching those, things that, Samuel sent me. If you're not familiar with David Irvin, he's really quite a character. Paul English has tapped into him now. I think Paul's doing one of his audiobooks, I believe. He's elderly. He was an just an authority on World War two. Initially, he was celebrated, then the holocaust controversy came up. And because of his expertise in reading German and other things, then he becomes demonized because he was called as an expert witness for that trial in Canada. And it totally flipped his life, and so he had to go underground.
David Irving, I r v I n g. If you wanna get some really good World War two history, then I guarantee you is straight ass accurate. That's the guy to go listen to. He's very elderly now, Paul said. We met him he met him within the last year. He had went up to London and met him, I think, one day. He happened to be in the office. So, anyway, okay. Anybody else got something? Paul, commence.
[01:15:28] Unknown:
The history of Jewish subversion in Spain could not be erased. There was too much evidence. Although they prospered under the Visigoths in Spain, they nevertheless conspired with Arabs in Africa to overthrow the Visigothic monarchy. At the beginning of the eighth century, the Mohammedan Berbers from North Africa across the Straits Of Gibraltar. In June, the seventeenth council of Toledo proclaimed, quote, the impious Jews dwelling within the frontiers of our kingdom have entered into a plot with those other Hebrews and regions beyond the seas in order that they might act as one against the Christian race. In August, the Annales Bertinianos described the loss of Barcelona because the Jews, quote, played the traitor, unquote, allowing the Moors to capture it. As a result, quote, nearly all the Christians were killed, the city was devastated, and the Jews retired unpunished.
When the Mohammedans conquered Spain, the Jews flourished, achieving one of the most sophisticated cultures in Europe. The Jews excelled in medicine and helped in bringing Aristotle to Europe. When the Spaniards began the Reconquista, the Jews were not persecuted despite further backs of bad faith. Block quote. Saint Fernando, on taking Cordoba from the Saracens, turned over four mosques to the large Jewish population to convert into synagogues and gave them one of the most delightful parts of the city for their homes on two conditions, that they refrain from reviling the Christian religion and from proselytizing among Christians.
The Jews made both promises and kept neither. Even as Islam was rolled back to North Africa, the Jews continued to collaborate with Muslims. Spanish Christians were persuaded that the Muslim invader had been welcomed by the Jews and assisted by them with all this implied for the national and religious life of Spain. The Judeo Muslim symbiosis that characterizes most of the Arab occupation gives considerable plausibility to the Christian view that in these two communities, alien both in faith and at law, Christendom faced an unfriendly alliance. Much of the civil order in Spain was enforced through canon law, but Jews, because they were not Christians, could not be touched by that law.
Quote, the laws against blasphemy, for example, could not be enforced against them. They could encourage heresy and in defense could claim the freedom of worship granted to the Jews. The Jews were therefore allowed to engage in many subversive activities with impunity which caused resentment. The reign of Pedro the Cruel pointed out a paradox that would recur. The more powerful the Jews grew, the more precarious their position became. Tolerance led to violence against the Jews because the Christian majority felt that Pedro the Cruel had given his his Jewish retainers control of the government and carte blanche to oppress them culturally and financially.
Jews, Walsh reminds us, quote, were disliked not for practicing the things that Moses taught, but for doing the things he had forbidden. They had profited hugely on the sale of fellow beings as slaves and practiced usury as a matter of course and flagrantly. They were also, quote, much given the proselytizing even by a sort of compulsion. Thus, they would force Christian servants to be circumcised and urge their debtors sometimes to abjure Christ. But the biggest problem was usury. As in the rest of Europe, Christians in Spain were forbidden to take interest on loans thus granting a monopoly to Jews for a practice which over a relatively short period could concentrate all the nation's capital in their hands.
Musery was the interface with Christian culture which caused the Aljama of Cuenca, considering the legal rate of 33 and a third percent too low, refused absolutely to lend either money or wheat for sowing. This caused great distress and the town council entered into negotiations resulting in an agreement by which the Jews were authorized to charge 40%. In 1385, the court Vela Dolid described one cause of the necessity of submitting to whatever exactions the Jews saw fit to impose when it says that the new lords to whom Henry of Trastamara had granted towns and villages were accustomed to impose on their vassals and starve and torture them to force payment of what they had not got, obliging them to get money from Jews to whom they gave whatever bonds were demanded.
Faced with either starvation or usury, the farmers and small businessmen of fourteenth century Spain chose usury and watched their prosperity drain into the hands of Jews. As later in Poland, Jews were also hated because because they were tax farmers, which brought them into direct and unpleasant contact with a large number of Christians. The church tried to protect her flock from the predations of Jews involved in such activities by reminding rulers that canon law forbade employment of Jews in public office, but rulers, then as now, were too intent on short term gain to consider the long term consequences, which often swept them from their thrones.
In 1366, Henry of Trastevere Maura mobilized political resentment against Pedro the Cruel and created regime change in Aragon. When he marched into Spain with an army of French mercenaries, the Jews were the first to suffer. Thousands of Jews were slaughtered. Many more took refuge in Paris where the same cycle of usury leading to resentment started again. As one of his first official acts, Henry released Christians in his realm from their debts to the Jews. It was undoubtedly popular, but it it's short lived. Henry soon realized that if the Jews were unable to extort Usorious interest, they couldn't pay taxes or lend the king money.
Jews also possessed indispensable financial and administrative skills. Cycle of exploitation leading to resentment continued towards social upheaval. The resentment against usury combined with the suspicion that Jews were thwarting the Reconquista by controlling the reconquered regions with the secret help of the Moors to cause the riots of the late fourteenth century. When the monarchs did nothing to curb Jewish influence, the outraged citizens took the law into their own hands. On 06/09/1391, the storm finally broke. The uprising in Seville sacked its and 4,000 Jews were killed.
Those who were not killed saved their lives by submitting to baptism. The writing then spread north. First to Cordova, then to Toledo and Burgos until all of Castillo was swept into the vortex of anti Jewish violence. Once a Jew submitted a baptism, he could walk unharmed through the very mob which only minutes before was determined to kill him. The fear of reprisal created an unfortunate spate of forced conversions, which compounded the problem of subversion that led to the riots and forced conversions in the first place.
[01:23:00] Unknown:
Wow. I just wanted to keep playing the whole damn thing, but it's great. It's eighteen minutes long. It's really interesting, isn't it? Isn't it? Wow. No wonder they're hated.
[01:23:13] Unknown:
Look at the adversarial difference between us and how far it goes back and why. And what does it always come down to?
[01:23:22] Unknown:
1,400
[01:23:23] Unknown:
submit in that check, please. I could I could happily do that. I think you need to post it on the website too, history of the juice in Spain.
[01:23:34] Unknown:
I'm probably gonna have to put it up on Google Drive. That is on BitChute, but who knows how long it'll stay up there. So
[01:23:45] Unknown:
there you go. Pretty good. Okay. But but I just thought when I heard it the other night, I was looking for e Michael Jones, and I stumbled into that. And I from the very start, it starts out interesting, and I just was drilled to it. And when it finished, I said, well, damn. I need to send this to Paul. Well, then I forgot to do it. Okay? And, then I sent it to him. He didn't see it. So it's all this stuff, but that's how and why I was stimulated is because of what you just heard. You tell it's important information, but where else the hell are you gonna find information like that?
[01:24:20] Unknown:
Nowhere?
[01:24:22] Unknown:
I drop it to Paul too, Paul, if you would. I think he'd, he'd enjoy that also. Same old same old dog, same old trick. Usery usery. We wanna kick you, beach you, kick you out of the yard, and you come back. And because kings and leaders need money, then then then we gotta go to you again and the whole cycle. Because they're the ones that have the money because they practice usury. It's outlawed by Christians. They therefore always get the pile, whether they're the property. There's a book called The King's Jews. I mentioned it on here one day. I think Paul went and searched it up and put it in the repertoire there. The king used to own these Jews. They were called the king's sponges also.
And that the king would get his money from them, and then he'd unleash them with use on his subjects. Age old battle. And, of course, then with all the financial stuff, now we get into all the Babylonian merchant code because that's what deals with all the commerce and financial stuff. They got all the financial mechanisms. Common law doesn't have that. And that leads to the merging of the two, and that's what we're dealing with. Right. It happened in Rome. It happened in December in England and set up the tax system. It's happened again in The US. Same old deal, but at least nobody else these guys have got part of it, but nobody else has got the whole picture like we do. We've got the whole picture because we know how they did it legally.
And because it has to be voluntary, they have to recognize you wanting out. They can't say a thing about it. Now, Paul, that's the damnedest situation with these people I've ever seen anybody get them into. And this is just little old Roger. I just stumbled into this. I'm backing my way into it for thirty years, you know, like a crawfish. Well, hell. You get to a point, you look around and go, holy smokes. What have I got here in my hands? If you're new, you don't understand what you've got in your hands here. I'm telling you. It only takes being around here a while and letting this information change your personal and world view, and then you getting into a spot where you're in reality that you can really think these things through.
So I don't know why we're all here. I don't know why the good Lord, who obviously did this with me. I I have no idea why he chose me. I'm the most, to me, unlikely of persons to do this, but here I am. For years, I'd try and give it off to other people and, well, hell, they wouldn't take it because they couldn't understand it. I understood it, and I and at a point, you just go, nobody will take it. Nobody can understand it. I know it's really important. Okay. I'm I'm I'm I'm your dog. K? Drive me. You put that that little circle in my nose and pull me. I'll follow you. Alright? And I've been doing it ever since. And in my trail, we've been able to find such fine, fine people as the ones that are here with us today that take time out of their Saturday and their weekend to come spend two hours here and get whatever reinforcement or information or introspection or whatever else they can get out of being here for two hours.
And I just said we're we're we're all really different different. And I gotta think we're all really special. We're conforming back over here in the big g's deal. K? And and many people wanna go to church or read the Bible or think they're doing that. We're going to, you know, God's plan for all of us is freedom. And those other folks have been tricked into slavery. All these all these, Christian zealots, all these Christian Zionists, all these dispensationalists who have been so fooled, so fooled. Five times, Matthew 24, red letter, do not be deceived.
I don't think he wants you to be deceived. Man, have they deceived a lot of people. It's just it's it's staggering when you look at it in perspective. There it is to me anyway. It may not be to you. You may be too new, whatever. So, okay. I'll get off my stool. I hope you enjoyed that. We do do we play that all the way to the end, Paul?
[01:29:26] Unknown:
No. No. Just to, the eleven minute mark. Whatever.
[01:29:30] Unknown:
Oh, so let me ask you. Alright. Would would the audience would you like to have us go in discussion or something, or you would you rather hear the rest of this video?
[01:29:39] Unknown:
Roger.
[01:29:41] Unknown:
Yes, Joan. What do you what's your opinion?
[01:29:43] Unknown:
I'll well, either way is fine with me, but I just had a question first. All the Jews that that man mentioned in that video audio, could could all those could they could Zionist be
[01:30:00] Unknown:
stuff to do with the Well, as we see well, that Zionism wasn't around yet because the base of Zionism is Sabotage v. This is the fourteen hundreds. He wasn't around till 1666, but you can still see that spirit in them.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you. Okay? Okay.
[01:30:20] Unknown:
Anybody else? There's a PDF of the Kingstews in the chat.
[01:30:25] Unknown:
Oh, good. Okay. Yeah. Anybody else there? Yeah.
[01:30:31] Unknown:
This is his own, I guess.
[01:30:32] Unknown:
Hizana, Senor.
[01:30:35] Unknown:
Yeah. Alright, So, what I wanted to tell you was it it really resonated to me. You know how I I I've told you mentioned is that, Ethiopian Jews, you know, that, three thousand years and all. So what there is a small sect of people with in Ethiopia. They just gotta rule. They just gotta make everyone look small. They are God's chosen people, and they have this just they're above everyone else. And language and culture, they are the primary Ethiopians. Attitude.
[01:31:21] Unknown:
Attitude. It's all ego.
[01:31:24] Unknown:
Ego. Very, very strong ego. I never really understood where that came from, what the root of that was Mhmm. Up until I met you. And it was it was just you have enlightened me on that, and the understanding of, where that where that idea comes from, where that thought comes from. And I'm very grateful for you to on that. Wow. And and, you know, it's it's crazy because there's so much that's happened. Just Ethiopia had the world's largest war, okay, in 2020, and this started on 11/03/2020. Two million people died. Nobody knew about it. And the entire government turned into a small sect of people that is the Tigrayan people. That's what ethnicity is on Tigrayan.
And the war went off for two years. It's it's 9094% of the population against the 4% of the population. The ouch. The entire might of the the the Ethiopian military power, which was the largest in Africa against a small section and they lost.
[01:32:42] Unknown:
The Ethiopian government lost for two years. They lost. Well, it just goes to show you that, like they say, it's always freedom is ideas and are lighting brush fires in the minds of men, just like we've done with his honor here. Yeah. Many of you too. And, us, a question I had from, honestly, when I was a young man, 12, 13, something like that. Why because you go to vacation bible school and you'd hear this about the Jews, this and that. Why are these people so hated? I mean, outside of killing Christ, why are they so hated all throughout history? You know? And, boy, I that I have found the answer to that. I can guarantee it's in that stinking Talmud.
It's in either culture and that book. And, boy, it turns out rotten people. And I think they do what they do because they're trying to overcompensate from who they know they are. That make sense? Roger.
[01:33:42] Unknown:
It's what that's what I wanted to I'm sorry. Yeah. That's what I wanted to tell you. In this ethnic group, when they, when they put YouTube videos, when they're praying, when they're, rallying their army and so on and so forth, how they identify themselves is when god created man, he created us.
[01:34:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Yep. And don't forget, you know, the story from the internally is the, the when Jesus I mean, Moses gave the 10 commandments down, he he he those are for women and children. And and then he told pulled the rabbis aside and said, I'm gonna give you the real law and gave them this. And they they that's one of their tenants right there. It sure is.
[01:34:32] Unknown:
There there's a there's a mainstream there's a mainstream movie out. It's called the Red Sea Diving Resort where, the the Israelis, the movies about just a mainstream movie from Hollywood. The Israelis, siphoned off siphoned off the Jews from Ethiopia, and through Sudan. And the whole movie is just, suspects. It's pretty good movie, but, it tells you, you know, how these people these Ethiopians. I mean, you can't tell the difference between them and me. It's ethnically, we're all kind of very similar.
[01:35:12] Unknown:
Uh-huh.
[01:35:14] Unknown:
It's Well just something really odd going on. I don't understand it. Oh, yeah.
[01:35:20] Unknown:
But for Oh, yeah. Well, haven't they a bunch of ideas. Haven't they, I know Netanyahu was trying to expunge Israel to black Ethiopian Jews. Has that been done? Do you know, anything about that as to up to date?
[01:35:36] Unknown:
No. Not all Ethiopians are Jews,
[01:35:39] Unknown:
But they are No. No. I know that. I know that. Yeah. But some of them had gone back. The non Jews. Right. Okay. So there were Ethiopians that got into Israel that weren't Jews? By boatloads.
[01:35:52] Unknown:
Yes. By I mean, like Okay. I didn't know that. Trying to get rid of. Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, okay. I can Not not the Ethiopian Jews. They they they brought them in by boatload. I mean, it's crazy. Uh-huh. By And and that was right. Collection needed.
[01:36:10] Unknown:
And there was a number of them. There there were a number of them that qualified as Jews because they've got Jewish credentials. And their mothers were Jews, and they were given, Israeli citizenship, I guess. They had to give it to them. I don't think they wanted to. They had to give it to them. No. No. They had to.
[01:36:28] Unknown:
They had to. Not a it's not they don't have the authority to deny it.
[01:36:34] Unknown:
I okay. Deny him is like Uh-huh. But It's kinda like sending them an affidavit. Right?
[01:36:43] Unknown:
I know why. Don't know what process they go through to pick him. No. No. I said it's like that, a metaphor.
[01:36:48] Unknown:
They can't refuse that either.
[01:36:50] Unknown:
You can't refuse that. Okay. Yes. Yes. That's correct.
[01:36:54] Unknown:
Paul, your comment. We got a female hanging around. I hadn't forgot about you. Hold go ahead. I know why they needed non Jew Ethiopians
[01:37:03] Unknown:
as citizens of Israel, because they cannot charge usury to a Jew. So they had to have non Jew citizens so they could monetize and securitize them.
[01:37:18] Unknown:
Very possible. Very possible. Who's the female that was trying to say something there a minute ago? Sorry. I override you, but it's Robbie. Robbie?
[01:37:30] Unknown:
Good morning. Yes. But, yes, Roger, it's it's word magic. By deception, they wage war. Now here's my question for you, Roger. What do we say to people that say, well, Jesus was a Jew?
[01:37:46] Unknown:
Well, I know that that's not true, and I wish you'd ask Brent I know. Question rather than me. K? He he'd give you a better answer, quite frankly. Jesus was a Galilean for one thing.
[01:37:59] Unknown:
Yeah. I wonder if anybody else could comment on that. It's a big thing. Right. My my understanding
[01:38:07] Unknown:
is Jesus Jesus Nazarene. Right? Yeah. Nazarene Jew, which is different than a regular Jew.
[01:38:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Some say he was a seen. He was also a seen as well.
[01:38:20] Unknown:
Hebrew.
[01:38:22] Unknown:
I yield Hold on a second. And then Gary Gary?
[01:38:28] Unknown:
Jesus was a Judean of the tribe of Judah. He was not a Jew as we know it today. That is another deception
[01:38:40] Unknown:
they wanna pass on to us. Well, well, that's their deal is Benjamin.
[01:38:47] Unknown:
Benjamin. Paul was a Benjaminite of the tribe of Benjamin. If you look in the book of Revelations, I forget chapter four, chapter five. God says he's gonna pull people from all 12 tribes. This is the tribe of Dan. Well, if those 12 tribes those 12 tribes have to be in existence, Not just one that calls those Jews. All 12 still have to be inconsistent in existence. God did not just provide who they want.
[01:39:24] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm I'm sorry. You're chopping real real badly. We get just about halfway
[01:39:29] Unknown:
through. Coming back from Rick's line or someone else's line. Free conference call has been acting really weird today. I'd had to do a hard reset on it literally seconds before the show. And some people are quiet, some people are really loud, some people are echoing, some people are not. So if you're not actually talking at the moment, stay muted. Okay? Until you unmute and, Raj, give them a few seconds to you know, when you put out the clarion call for them to unmute and respond,
[01:39:59] Unknown:
and we'll try and get through this. Okay. Well, we'll try and get minutes left of it, but, you know, it's obvious that Mercury is in retrograde. Who Rick was trying to say something there? Yes.
[01:40:12] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, god. You just Don't don't yell. Over modulating like crazy.
[01:40:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Take off your mic. Yeah. Get away from your mic.
[01:40:24] Unknown:
Okay. Is this better? Is this better? Yes. A little more. Thank you.
[01:40:28] Unknown:
Oh. You don't want anything else
[01:40:31] Unknown:
else.
[01:40:35] Unknown:
Okay. Alright. Hold the phone a foot away from you and talk.
[01:40:42] Unknown:
Okay. How about that? How about that? That's good. That's better. That's better. Okay. I'm not hearing that Jesus was a just saying? I don't think so. Just saying is like Arabian or a a a Assyrian. That is a geographical. Jesus was a Judahite. The height is there's, notes notes. No. Family. Because, there's a quote in the bible that says, yeah, the Jews would pray to walk in the fury with Judea because the Jews, the Judea, he was a Galilean.
[01:41:27] Unknown:
Yeah. There you go. Thank you, Rick. I remember John telling a story, you know, that, about the tax situation. Remember when Jesus told you that they were out on the Sea Of Galilee and he told one of them to get a fish and get the gold coin out of his mouth and render into Caesar what is Caesar's and stuff? They were foreigners. I wish I could remember that story that John used to tell. It was very, very accurate as to the Bible and biblical situations on taxation. Yes. There was a female there. Yes, ma'am? Yes, ma'am. Joan. Yes, ma'am. Joan. You gotta unmute, Joan.
[01:42:12] Unknown:
Oh my goodness. Yes. On mute. Okay. I said Jesus is white, and I think William knew that story about the coin in the mouth of the fish and the taxation. Jesus is white.
[01:42:26] Unknown:
Thank you. He was. You know, there's, Ted Weiland. He can't his name came up yesterday, who I was fortunate enough to meet and have have a meal a couple of meals with in Atlanta there. He'd always, Brueggemann would always bring him down for our festivals, tabernacles, and stuff. Good guy. He's a real good guy. And, shit. Now I forgot what I was gonna tell you about him. Maybe it'll come to me. Anyway, there was something about this. Anyway, old old Ted Weiland is another really good source, and it his, website is missiontoisrael.org. Missiontoisrael.org.
He's Christian identity guy, and, he's got he's a pretty prolific writer. Not some of the things we totally agree, unlike the situation with Brent. He wrote a book called, you know, the constitution is an antichrist document. And he and Brent were supposed to have a debate on that set up, promoted. It was in Missouri, somewhere, I guess, around Branson. And, whoever set it up screwed up Brent's microphone settings. And you could barely, barely, barely hear his responses where Ted was right on, and it was, unfortunate. But, that's the way it was. Anyway, he's got a wonderful book that, actually, I bought a case of when Yerne gave out for Christmas presents called yester God's Chosen People, Yesterday, Today, and Forever, I believe.
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God's covenant people.
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Okay. Covenant. That's right. And, it's written in a really unique style. If you're not deeply embedded in biblical stuff, I would skip the first five pages and then come back and read them after you've read the book. But he goes through all of these different issues, and he has the whole thing. Is in one side is all these, quotes from Jewish sources and the other side is all these quotes from Christian and white sources. And they've got an index where you can go back and get particular subjects and go back and find out where the fine words mentioned in all these different, pages. Pages. It's a spectacular book. I think the paperback's $10.
But, yeah, on this Jewish issue, it's one of the most definitive things I've ever had my hands on. So God's covenant people yesterday, today, and forever. Ted Weiland's website, missiontoisrael.org. Good guy. He used to be a, rodeo guy rodeo guy. And he got in an accident somehow, and it knocked him out of rodeo. And he was very spiritual, and he started doing all this research and all this writing, and he's very good at it. So and a very nice guy. So there you go. Who else has got something or a question or whatever this morning? I got a question.
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That's sketchy. I don't see. I don't Yeah. My history is not that that good in Spain, but it was the Christians and Islam the Islamists that kicked the Jews
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out? Well, it it varied. It varied because for hundreds of years, like they said, the the the mercenaries from France had come down and kick them out. And then they double cross them and go back with the Muslims and they'd come take over. They controlled it for seven hundred years. And it's all these battles back and forth. And the Jews were kind of pawns in the middle. But basically what they do today, they throw the other side under the bus.
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Yes. Yes. And interesting story, around the same time, there was a mosque in Seville, Spain.
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And, Seville.
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Seville, Seville. And, they the Christians converted the mosque to a Christian church, and it is it's called the Seville or Seville Cathedral, and it is, I think, the only church maybe in the world or in Spain that have dual services. They have a Christian service and a Islamic service, which I found interesting.
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Well, in the seven hundred years that the Islams, the Mohammedans ruled, I mean, they had some spectacular architecture still today. There's a wonderful mosque. They call it the Alabska Mosque, I think. And I've seen some concerts that were done in there, Lorena McKinnon, one of them. And the architecture is spectacular throughout Spain as to referencing these changes.
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Yeah. And that's the Alhambra
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Castle. Yeah. Alhambra. That's right. Yeah. Yes. Just magnificent building. Yes. Perfect. Yes. It is. Perfect acoustics.
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Perfect acoustics, and they have a a a a fountain that is a water clock with lions going around the fountain, and it tells time.
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I'll be darned. Well, you know, I mean, they gave us the alphabet. They came up with mathematics. They came up with navigation. These are all, things that the, air world has brought us. They're not all a bunch of inbreds. Maybe now a lot of them are. But they're that's a really big drawback in their culture is they allow them to marry second cousins. It really has an effect. I mentioned it the other day. When they started the, taking over Europe, Belgium used to have these mental hospitals, and they just they weren't even hardly full. Now they're totally full. Most of them are Arabs. So, big problem with that race.
So who else, this morning's got something? If
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not I do, Roger.
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Okay. Rob. Was that Rob again? No. That's Sherry. That's Sherry right there.
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Yes. Thank you. Back to the temple tribute, and it was Peter and in Capernaum, and he volunteered the tax. And what it cost him was a day of teaching from the Messiah to go out and fish out that that coin to pay the tax. And there is there is again, it's Matthew seventeen and twenty seven. Well, let's go back to 26 where he 25. So do they take tribute, of their own children or of strangers? Strangers. Peter sayeth unto him of strangers. Jesus says say it unto him, I call him Yahushua. Then are the children free children free. Notwithstanding, lest we should offend them.
Go thou to the sea and cast and hook. And and it finishes up where he has to go and do that, but, it was volunteered. So when you volunteer something, you have to fulfill that commitment. And that is the moral of the story, the principle. And that's what we do here here.
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I promise you IRS will not take an unsigned ten forty. I don't care what the amount is.
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Correct. You volunteer it. And it says on the front of the instruction form, voluntary compliance. So funny. There you go. I guilt.
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Yeah. Yeah. Thank you, Sherry. Yeah. That's what the old in the old booklets, it said our system is based on system of voluntary compliance. And these old guys should read it and, you know, I choose not to volunteer. And, of course, then thereafter failure to file on them in the process over there in the tax process where they can get you tricked into a contract. Trickery, deception, no good, lies, that's these people's history. And you heard it for your own ears. It goes all the way back to August and before. We heard it right there with the history.
Yes, ma'am?
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I was just gonna add, and that is what, overcomes the constitution, contracts and treaties
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and treaties are contracts as well. If they're if they're cons yeah. I I it's such a sticky area. If they're constitutional, the treaties can override it. You hear people with differing opinions on that. But we're just so fortunate But contracts definitely do. We Correct? Yeah. If you well, yeah. Well, in the treaty a contract?
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Well, correct. But what I'm saying is all these contracts that they, unwittingly get us into, they do override the constitution. Contractual law says reign supreme.
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I yield. They're just so slimy. They really are. Just so fortunate to have found this little key here that we found at the bottom of a haystack. It's right next to a needle. And, we picked it up, and everyone can benefit. And, we'll see where it goes. I know one thing, they're running scared, and and we've got something that really terrorizes them. As much as all these other things do with Charlie Kirk, don't forget, Candace comes back next week. The Charlie Kirk thing, all the Gaza, all the things they've got. By the way, they're over there bobbing Gaza every frigging day.
You don't hear about it in the news, but they're over there bombing every day. So just a bunch of slimers they are. Just like it said in that thing we played, they can't be trusted. They cannot be trusted. That's who they are. So, Paul, anybody else got anything? If not, I'm gonna ask Paul to maybe, dial the rest of that thing up, and let's just polish off the show with it, and I'll go watch my football game. Okay?
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May I?
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Okay, Ferris. Real quick. Real quick. It says in Ferris. This isn't Ferris. This is Matt. I just wanna Well, Matt, unfortunately, you sound like Ferris. So go ahead. Well, I was here with I've been here for your way before Ferris. But yeah. I know. I know that. How are you, buddy? So,
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I just wanna clarify, something that Sherry just said. The constitution allows for contracts, whether they're good contracts, bad contracts, whatever, and all contracts are voluntary. So it's they are constitutional. They're not it's not that they're, she said something like, they don't override the constitution. The, an obligation of a contract. That's all written right in the constitution. So I just wanted to make that clarification. These are terrible, deceptive contracts that they've they've tricked us into, but they're allowed for in the constitution.
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So I just wanted to clarify that. Matt, did you ever see in the old days, did you ever see a book called Invisible Contracts?
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I don't remember who the author was. I you know, I I I I've heard of it. George Mercer.
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George Mercer. Thank you.
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Okay. Okay.
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I don't know. George I remember seeing it. Illegal before. But but there's Chris. What, Chris?
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Contract to do something that's illegal is void.
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Well, of course, ab initio from the beginning.
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That's right. That's right.
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And that's why another reason they've they've got to recognize this affidavit when you submit it. If you're new and still listen, they've got to recognize it. They don't have a choice. So that's what it is. So who else has got something to add here at the end of the program today on Saturday, and I'm gonna go start my weekend?
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Roger.
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Rich? Yes, sir.
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Is that Rich?
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Yes. Can you hear me?
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I I can.
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Okay.
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I lost my train of thought now, but, I was just gonna ask about piercing the veil of the Corporate veil? Yes, sir. Who, or how is that done?
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Well, you'd have to go and get the Department of Justice to say they've done it and initiate somebody. Maybe somebody privately could bring a suit. I don't know. And the reason I don't know is because it's never done.
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That,
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You might put that in a search. You you might put that in a search, Rich, and, Piercing the Corporate Veil, come back and give us a little book report on it. K? Comment.
[01:55:55] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am. Julie, hold on, Paul. Yeah. You can, you can pierce the corporate veil of a limited liability corporation or a corporation that an owner hides behind if they have not complied with all of the requirements for that corporation. For example, so many people set up an LLC and then they're a single owner or a two partner member. They don't hold annual meetings. They don't have minutes. They don't have the proper stock certificates. They don't have the proper documents in their binders, and you can pierce the corporate veil that way by alleging that they did not that's really not a corporation because it wasn't held up properly, ideals. Yeah.
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Or they do something real heinous or something. And I I just don't know the process. And I promise you, if you start going and researching it, Rich, you're not gonna find very many cases. And the only cases I bet you'll find are against enemies of our enemies.
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Yeah. You can also, also look at the banking statements there. If they've used the LLC to pay for, like, personal things at home, like utility bills and stuff like that out of the LLC, you can also pierce it that way as well. There's many ways to pierce the corporate veil, but it does involve going to court.
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Okay.
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So you want to go But go ahead. I have to circle back to that document that Jeff sent on the sixteenth, because, the last page of it talks about exactly what we're talking about. Exactly. And, I can read that last page right quick, but I'm gonna have to stop the, I'm gonna have to stop the Whistler because I won't have time to do it otherwise. But, oh, oh, for crying out loud.
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There's the Whistler. Well There you go. Sorry about that. Him and he he's like Genie. He just appears.
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Yeah. Whistler. It should be okay. Here we go. Lawful principles supporting the remedy, natural law maxims, where there is a right, there is a remedy. No right of action arises from a fraud. According to the laws of nature, it is just that no one should be enriched through detriment and injury to another, I e at another's expense. Gross negligence is equal to fraud. The more common the evil, the worse it is. The foundational authority from the Declaration of Independence in 1776, all men are endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights. Among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Governments are instituted to secure these rights, not to grant or remove them. The common law tradition, every wrong must have a remedy. The constitutional supremacy, no statute, corporate immunity, or emergency act can supersede the right of a man to be made whole when harmed. And corporate and medical liability in lawful context, doctors, executives, and public officials are not exempt when acting outside lawful authority or without fully informed consent. Physician liability, a doctor's license protects him legally but not lawfully. If he causes harm through coercion, omission, or concealment, a license cannot legalize trespass upon another's body.
Corporate liability. Corporate officers are personally liable when they direct or knowingly profit from harm to living men and women. The corporate veil does not shield fraud, gross negligence, or willful misconduct. Once any officer, doctor, or administrator is lawfully noticed of harm and fails to cure or respond, he then becomes personally accountable in his private capacity, accountable in his private capacity. So the summary of the lawful remedy path, number one, declare affidavit does that. Number two, create a full evidentiary record of harm.
Number three, serve notices of injury and opportunity to cure. Number four, perfect default and record affidavit of claim. Number five, issue lawful writs, trespass, trover, or riplevin if property was taken. Number six, perfect common law lean upon the default. And number seven, aggregate claims and demand systemic correction. There you go. That's how you do your research.
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And Replevin are both common law actions. So And there you go. It's over. There you go. Thank you, kids. I'm gonna run off and run off. Thank you, Jeff. Love you. And we'll see you, hopefully on Monday. Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend, and, I'll see you then, hopefully. Tell all your friends. Get free right here. Right. We got tickets to freedom right here. We won't even charge it. Yes. Who is it?
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It's Bruce. Bruce.
[02:01:07] Unknown:
Bruce. That is our go that is our golden shield right there. We're all red. Everybody needs to do that.
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Alrighty. I'll see y'all next week. Great. Have a chat. Wonderful weekend. Thank you, Sketch. See you.
[02:01:24] Unknown:
Thank you, Raj. Hey. I got a question. Paul?
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Yeah.
[02:01:32] Unknown:
Hey. It's Rich again. I I wanted to ask you, you, I think it was a show that you guys did, maybe a month or two months ago. And, you were talking I I came in kinda late, but you were talking about once you submit something, don't don't change it or don't add anything to it or take away anything from it. And Well I don't know if you were referring to the affidavit.
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Yeah. Yeah. I was referring to the affidavit. Anything anything that you submit, anything that you submit, I mean, that starts the thirty day clock for rebuttal, and if there is no rebuttal, then that affidavit is cured. Now, if you have an issue or something like that and you update the affidavit, as a result of, you know, something else that's happening, then you've superseded the original affidavit with a follow-up affidavit that hasn't fully cured. So you've gotta have all of your ducks in a row and all your pieces in place and file it and record it and forget it.
Pull it out when you need it. So you better make sure you've got everything in there. That's what I was talking about. K? That's like a crooked stick. Yeah. I You're welcome. Now there was somebody else that that started talking to. Who who was that somebody else right after Raj left? Yeah.
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Paul? Yep. Yeah. Go ahead. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yes. Okay.
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I got a question. I know it's kinda relating back to with Danny or Daniel in Alaska, and it's as a national, don't you have a god given right to hunt and forage for food?
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Well, the the courts won't agree, but, yeah. The, I I there was a guy there was a guy that was fishing. I think it was fishing without a license or whatever, or he was hunting. And,
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Yeah. That was
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that was the, natural man of Montana, I believe,
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decade ago. Natural man. Okay. The natural man of Montana. Well, he got his ass handed to him because he didn't exercise lawful remedy. He tried to use their jurisdiction and claim natural right. And once you once you walk into that administrative, field, you don't have any natural rights because you waive them when you cross the threshold of that room. So that's where he screwed up. If he would have attacked it administratively or through abatement prior to that event, he probably would have walked out of there a free man instead of, being bestowed upon him an orange jumpsuit, which is ever fashionable.
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Yeah.
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Not.
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No. I appreciate it. I just got
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Yes. Thank you for bringing that up. Okay. Who else has something? Let's have fun. Obviously, nobody. Okay. Well, then here we go. I'm gonna take the stream down. Thank you so much for everybody being with us here. Hang on, Joan. I'll catch you right after I take the stream down. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales Descendo edition, on, eurofolkradio.com and Global Voice Radio Network. Everybody's welcome. Just come on down. Join us in free conference call, and, you can find that link on our website, thematrixstocks.com. You will also find links to, downloadables.
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Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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And, yes, here we go. Roger's here. He's muted, though. I'm muted. I'm unmuted now. Sorry. There there you go.
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Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Saturday. Anyway, Sabbath audition here on the October 18. I was a little bit negligent. I was talking to Paul, and I remuted and forgot I was muted. So, anyway, a small picadillo here at the start. Roger Sales, your host on the Saturday, as I said, edition here. Normally, we started this back during COVID when a lot of people were locked in. You couldn't go out. Yeah. I don't remember. And, so we continue it on in case there's people that are working on the weekend and wanna ask questions and can't get to us. Don't have too many of those these days, but that's what it's for.
And, so here we go. Paul, we got a real abbreviated compliment of helpers today, I know.
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Oh, yes. We do. Definitely abbreviated, but that's okay. So, we're, we're on neurofolkradio.com next to pastor Eli James. Yeah. And we're on Global Voice Radio Network, radio.globalvoiceradio.net. We're also on rumble.globalvoiceradio.net, on that channel. And we're also on, that's it.
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Yes, sir.
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Well, we're on free conference call. Right. Just us girls here. So Yeah. We're on free conference call. Just go to go to the matrixstocks.com Yeah. And you'll find the, the links to FCC. It should. And, Roger, I do not have an email from you. Either you didn't click send or,
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Google filtered it. No. Whatever. Well, I I know I sent it. I'll go back and look for it, maybe. Sheesh. Okay. Just aggravation. You don't have an email from that I sent you this week. I did not send you many.
[00:04:21] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, let me see. I'm searching all mail for Roger. You're the only Roger I know.
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Well, it's not Roger. It's Radio Ranch. Yeah. But your but your name is in my contact list as Roger. Alright. Well, I'll mess with with it a minute. I wanted to go back to this thing, that we mentioned earlier this week that I saw when I was looking for Michael e Michael Jones, and it was a history. It wasn't any e Michael Jones. He wasn't on there. It was a guy with a very nice narrative history of, the Jewish problem from way back before 1492 in the early parts of when they were in Spain, and it went through all that. I didn't wanna play the whole thing. I thought I might play a snippet of it because I thought some of you might might be interested. But, hell, I've talked about it. Nobody could find it. I went and found it, and I sent it in an email to Paul, and he didn't get it. So one of those deals, I'll look forward to a minute maybe if I got a chance.
Anyway, as I was saying, this was really designed years ago during COVID, and, we've been continuing it ever since. It's usually a good interesting slot because, well, generally, not very many as many people listening because the weekend is Saturday, especially now. Being as it is, it's a spectacular time of the year in the fall when the leaves are changing and all kinds of nice things happening. People going out on trips to see the leaves and weekends and stuff like that. So, alright. So as we were going on, we didn't even have 10 people. Do we have 10 people in the room now?
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We we had a hiccup start. There was a high pitched squeal, so I had to completely reset the conference.
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We have 29 people with us. Okay. So there's a so some folks have joined us. So that's good. Well, good morning. Good morning. Yes. Is that Rick? Hey, Rick.
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Hey. Are you leaving at noon?
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No. I'm not. I've unfortunately, I'm not. I'd like to, but, I'm not. So we'll see. But I do have the TV on there, so I'll watch. Missed first quarter a little bit. So big game for us today. Great football. Yeah. Yearnnd of college football, boys. A spectacular college football weekend with some great games posted. So, anyway, it's a pardon me now, Rick?
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Did you watch, Miami van Miami Louisville last night?
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No. I didn't. Didn't even know it was on. It was a good game.
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Louisville beat Miami.
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That's pretty good. Okay. Good for them. Well, it's tops in Vandy time college football. Vandy's got, you know, we're the dog to Vandy today, which is I think, it's first time they've been listed as a, as a potential winner. This is from the bookies in, Las Vegas over a rated top 10 team. So, ever. So, anyway, it's gonna be an interesting game. I'm sorry I'm gonna have to miss part of it, but that's part of what I sacrifice for you good people. So, anyway, it'll be alright. It's just, you know, twelve, fourteen days a year that I get to get to watch, the football team that I particularly like. And, so when you miss one, you know, it's like one out of 12 out of three sixty five. But as I said, it'd be alright. They've got video. You can rewatch it. It's just nothing like watching it live. I'm gonna go away for a second here if I can get a break and see if I can find this video that I'm trying to get to you guys that nobody else but me can find. And then when I find it, I can't get it to Paul, which is aggravating, but such is the way of the world. Anyway, I thought it was interesting. Some of you might.
I watched, E Michaels yesterday's thing last night. It was alright. So I don't know. A lot of stuff happening. Zelensky's Trump's trying to put a lid on the Ukraine thing. They've got a did you see him toying with Zelensky? Did anybody see that yesterday? In the had him in the big room in the White House and, had full I don't know, eighteen, twenty people, and they're probably more. And they were talking about what came out of the discussion when, Putin and Trump met in Anchorage. And one of the things that came up was an old idea that first, arose with JFK and Gorbachev or yeah. Maybe Gorbachev back then.
Anyway, on the, building a tunnel underground tunnel between Russia and Alaska up there at the Bering Strait. The Bering Strait's very it's only a couple of miles, I think. I don't remember exactly two and a half or eight or six or something. I guess it maybe depends on the ice. It's only a few miles between, The US and Russia there. And, boy, that'd be an interesting idea, wouldn't it? Put a a underground tunnel, cost them about 8,000,000,000, to build it, and, then we'd be connected with Europe on the on the periphery. Thought that was very interesting idea. But when they were discussing it, it came up at a, a reporter's question. And and, and and Trump looked across the table at little Zelensky and said, how'd you like that, mister president?
Zelensky said, no. I don't like that. I don't like that.
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It was funny. We could do that, man. Bearing straight is 51 miles.
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How how long is it, Rick?
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51 miles.
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Okay. 50 miles there. Sure. So we we could do that. We could create a tunnel that would go from Alaska to Russia, but we would have to invade Canada because Canada's in the way.
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Well, they've got the hike they've got the Alcan Highway there. I mean, it's been around for a long time. When I was a kid and we went to Alaska and came back, this is in the sixties. It was 1,100 miles of gravel road, Paul. You being an old truck driver, you'll appreciate this.
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Well, I still like the idea of invading Canada.
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Well, we did invade them in a in a in a sort. But, yeah, 1,100 miles of gravel road. I went up that and down that, you know, people would carry an extra windshield with them because they get one of those rocks on those 18 wheelers going 60 plus miles an hour, throwing those rocks, medium size. And everybody had a a busted windshield, and some people would carry an extra windshield with them, actually. Quite a time. I have some interesting memories. A beautiful part of the world going up there through Yukon and going to Whitehorse. We stopped in Whitehorse, Yukon and, quite a town with an interesting history and reputation and, and then came back that way. So it's yep. Did that. It's paved now, Paul. They don't have to get to throw those big gravels, but it would be a really by road, scheme where you could connect the two continents. It's a very interesting idea.
K. For whatever reason, Zelensky didn't like it.
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Yeah. Well, I'm I'm sure he wouldn't. I I used to prefer back roads in old Indian trails when I was driving a truck. Less traffic, less, interference, and, less likelihood of mowing over a busload of nuns. Boy, is is that, is that a thought that'll that'll wake you up in a with a cold sweat? Sending 20 or 30, frustrated women to meet Jesus early. I wouldn't wanna be the one to do that.
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Uh-uh. I guess not. So we got that going on, yesterday. I guess, Trump and, Putin are going to meet, and Zelensky too, I think. All three. I I don't know if they can have them in the same room together. It's so, toxic. But they're all gonna meet at, Budapest, which is Hungary, which is, oh, what's the guy's name over there? That's he's a good guy. I wanna say Orr, but I know that's not that. Anyway, the guy that is the prime minister of Hungary, is, hosting and facilitating that. He's a mighty good leader. Viktor Orrban. Viktor Orrban. Orr. I knew Orr was in there somewhere, Joe. Orrban.
Very, very good guy. And, so I think they're scheduling that right now. So maybe, just maybe, Trump will even put a lid on this Ukraine Russia situation. I sure hope so. It'd be nice for him to thwart the new world order. They've really been trying to continue to push that one because it's so important for them to get into a war, and they they they see resources that they don't control, like the $90.75 estimated trillion dollars in resources in Russia, and they just start uncontrollably salivating, and they can't help themselves. That's who they are. They see things that they don't control and have. They've got all, you know, 80% of the wealth in the world, and they they still just crave it. They just crave it because they don't own it and control it. Somebody else might get it.
[00:14:01] Unknown:
These people are so sick. I mean, they really are sick. Yes. Hold down hold down the fort for a minute. I've gotta go I gotta go check something on the server. So don't go don't go looking for that video because I won't be here. Give me a minute. Alright. Well, that guy well, I
[00:14:17] Unknown:
okay. Well, I won't. I'll open up the window, maybe go look for it when Paul gets back and overcome some of these technical problems. So usually, this show was for new students who worked if they were gainfully employed there during the week, and they were interested in being free, and they, still had some things they needed to overcome question wise. That's why we're here. Now, occasionally, we have some of those. We've had Austin. Julie, promoted Austin on here for us a couple of times. Austin, a gold dealer for somebody out in California, decided this wasn't his cup of tea. That's okay. Okay?
It's it's Austin's freedom. Just like Austin's spirituality, I didn't ask him about his spiritual leanings, because that's none of my business either. What decision he wants to make or you wanna make in those areas is your decision.
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We hope Hey, Roger.
[00:15:16] Unknown:
Yes. Good morning. Who's this?
[00:15:19] Unknown:
Hi, Roger. This is Daniel. Daniel. Let's go.
[00:15:23] Unknown:
Hey, Daniel. You're back with us. Hey, man. How are you doing up there?
[00:15:28] Unknown:
I'm doing good. Doing good. Yeah. Last week, I was, working in a remote area, so I was I was, offline.
[00:15:38] Unknown:
Uh-huh. Well, it's funny. I thought about you. I said, well, you know, after the show, I said, well, Daniel wasn't with us today. So I kinda figured that was what was happening.
[00:15:48] Unknown:
Yeah. So I've I've got some more questions on, kind of the same thread as last time.
[00:15:56] Unknown:
Great. Now you're welcome. Residency. Say, aren't you a godsend? Okay. You filled some time for us here. You got you got more questions on this residency thing? We didn't get you cleared up on it last week or two weeks ago? Yeah.
[00:16:12] Unknown:
Yeah. The last time I was on, we were talking about, definitions of residency in Alaska, and Merck suggested going to the to the Alaska code or Alaska statutes. And so I've been going through the Alaska statutes on, a kleg.gov, what they have on here, the the 2024 edition. And and right in, the first title, section o one one zero zero five five, it defines residency. A person establishes residency in the state by being physically present in the state, with the intent to remain in the state and definitely make a home in the state. And so it's all this all this geographical, definition definition. Yep.
So I'm wondering, you know, you know, know, a, is this are they just kind of not saying that this condition of resident residency is is also a a voluntary condition?
[00:17:15] Unknown:
They don't want you to know that. The whole scheme rolls on this term right here.
[00:17:22] Unknown:
Right. So it says a person establishes residency. So is it is it me voluntarily establishing that I am a resident?
[00:17:33] Unknown:
Yeah. It's gotta be voluntary like everything else. And their geographical geographical requirements you need to I thought used to be you had to be up there for a year to be a resident. It didn't say that in what you read me, did it? Just said when you're here.
[00:17:46] Unknown:
No. There there are some, there there is some language, about twelve months.
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Okay.
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So, yeah, I I think that is still,
[00:17:58] Unknown:
you know, you The the deal do if I were you, it'd be might be a good, attempt here. Write the attorney general of the of the state of Alaska and just ask him one question. Is the term resident a rebuttable presumption?
[00:18:18] Unknown:
Okay. Okay.
[00:18:21] Unknown:
K. Now they may not know, but you could also say in in in in, Georgia and other states traffic codes, there's a statement that says the term resident is a rebuttable presumption. Does that apply in Alaska also? You could look in the Alaska traffic codes. It may be in there also. In the section on traffic codes Well, it's in the section on traffic codes that deals with the residency. Every state's got them, and it ought to be in there for sure, but that's another way is to query the attorney general.
[00:19:00] Unknown:
Okay. Yeah. I read through the, title title 28 of the Alaska statutes as motor vehicles, and I I think I read through most of that, and I didn't see anything different than than the, kind of simple geographical definition
[00:19:18] Unknown:
of residency that they have here. Okay. Well, then query them and see what they say. Now the for the audience, the reason Daniel's concerned about it is because he's in Alaska. And if you're a resident in Alaska, you qualify for a percentage of the state oil funds and the profits thereof for that year. And I think we I asked you about this couple weeks because he says, like, 2 to $3 or something like that. That's that's if it was 20 or 30, you know, that might be a little more sway you in the position of staying in the system for that. But that's an individual question everybody's gotta answer for themselves. But that's why this is particularly, of interest to Daniel here.
[00:20:04] Unknown:
Yeah. It also plays into in hunting. And so here's another, interesting thing I came across. There was a section of the code, talking about hunting regulations, and it said that, resident alien alien must be accompanied by a hunting guide at all times if if they're, you know, pursuing big game. Basically, there were specific stipulations about nonresident aliens, you know, by which I I imagine.
[00:20:42] Unknown:
They they usually refer to them as nonresident, I think, in fishing and hunting. I got the same problem in Florida. If I was to go back, even though they've got some other rules, even though I was born there and and all that, if I was gonna buy a fishing license, I'd be a nonresident, wouldn't I? So even though that'd be my native state, they're talking so these are these little areas where they're real murky because they don't put out a straightforward, honest definite stated definition of the word resident. But Right. I think the best thing and, you know, and I'd say in that in that letter, I'd say, according to my information, the term residency came from law when countries sign a treaty and exchange, ambassadors.
Here, it's using it in a geographical sense. Is the term resident a rebuttable presumption? And put it right in front of them. Okay. Just suggestion. I don't know what else to tell you, Daniel.
[00:21:49] Unknown:
Right. Right. And and so, was to say, you know, identify myself as a resident, you know, for the purpose of some sort of state license, would that then, negate your con Well, then you're half pregnant. Affidavit.
[00:22:08] Unknown:
You're half pregnant then. No. You're asking them for permission to do something, but telling them you're not qualified for that or however you wanna phrase it. Right. And I don't know. It's a very interesting conundrum you're in up there. And I I the first thing I do is go to the authorities of attorney general of the state and ask them that question and get their, get their response. Or you could do, well, I'd I'd do that first. Okay?
[00:22:40] Unknown:
Right. Okay.
[00:22:43] Unknown:
So Thanks. Yeah. Else to tell you. You're just a real unique situation because you're in Alaska and you got this, well, it could be a pile, little pile, little pile of currency over there they wanna give you. And you got three children. You'd like to have it. It'd help you out, but it, turns on this term resident. So you need to go to them or you might even go to the also copy the person that is the head of the, bureaucracy oil. Okay. You know, write the write the, attorney general and cc that person.
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Right.
[00:23:29] Unknown:
So that's about the best answer I can give you. Roger. Right off the top of my head was, like, yeah. Yes, Mirca. Mirca, what do you got?
[00:23:39] Unknown:
Everything in their codes is for commerce. So it does not apply, but we do have to find in the code where it says, it is rebuttable because it is in every code, you know, all states. But you should be there. Find that. Daniel, I'll help you find that, and I'll review it with you. And, let's see. So here, it talks about a person who is not so here's a code, and this is under the, the fish section. So say person who is not a citizen of The United States nor has lived in the states of Alaska for the part preceding twelve consecutive months. This is, like, just a very vague definition under the fish section.
So we still have to keep digging into that. So it says a person who is not a citizen of The United States nor has lived in the states of Alaska for the preceding twelve consecutive months. That's all it says on the fishing game. So now we have to go into the Alaska code to see if there's anything, you know, what else you can find. So you would look for the definition of resident for the state of Alaska. And Right. You can even look in the vehicle code, and then that should give you another definition. So, you know, those are all the different codes that you can look at. And I'm sure there's more in here, but I'm sure that they don't understand it as much as we do, you know, what what that means.
And the AG should know because my AG for sure does understand it.
[00:25:35] Unknown:
Okay. Thanks, Mirka. Yeah. I'm gonna keep reading through the Alaska statutes and, yeah, and and take Roger's advice and, ask them directly, to the AG and,
[00:25:48] Unknown:
yeah, try try to gain a a greater understanding of this. Yeah. Let's see let's see how they respond because I I'm I'm hoping he understands it.
[00:25:56] Unknown:
Okay.
[00:25:59] Unknown:
Alright. Awesome. Yeah. I think writing to them and asking them point blank, give them a little background that you know what you're talking about and see how they respond, Daniel.
[00:26:11] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It's gonna be interesting.
[00:26:17] Unknown:
Alright. So, any other questions, Daniel?
[00:26:22] Unknown:
Yeah. I guess I just, you know, kind of on that same point was thinking about so, like, you know, if I had identified myself as a resident somewhere under a state license or something, and yet I was telling the IRS, for example, that I'm a nonresident alien, would they then be able to come back and say, oh, wait a minute. You know, you identified yourself as a resident. We got you. No. No. Because there's fraud involved and you expose it. You gotta remember one thing. It's just supposition on my part.
[00:26:54] Unknown:
These people are scared to death of this. And they've gone to see you see the lengths they've gone through to hide this stuff. Right? Yeah. Daniel. Okay. They don't want to bring up anything where they can potentially get this information into the public setting or a spotlight. That's my feelings. Okay? I can't tell. They didn't tell me that, but but that's just what I've surmised over the years. Don't worry. They're that they're they call us terrorists because we terrorize them for their fraudulent system. Right.
Right. Alright. Let's see here. I believe that I didn't send the email. Yes. Hey, Bob.
[00:27:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Concerning Daniel. Hello, Daniel. Hi. If he's declaring residency and specifically limiting it to Alaskan residency, not this not the state of, but Alaska state. And I don't even know if that exists and the nature in which it came in the union. That is specifically different than being a resident of DC.
[00:28:06] Unknown:
Yeah. But remember, it's when you're a state wherein you reside that ties you into the fourteenth amendment. If he's saying he resides in Alaska, that would be the way that would be interpreted, I think, Bob.
[00:28:19] Unknown:
Well, I'm sure that's the way they'd be interpreting it, but I think you could make the argument that I'm a citizen of I'm a citizen, a resident of the Alaska state, not the state of, not the corporate entity. Alaska Territory. And and as you and I said, they don't want that in court.
[00:28:36] Unknown:
No. Of course not.
[00:28:38] Unknown:
Alaska Territory maybe?
[00:28:42] Unknown:
That was 57 territory absolutely falls under Congress' jurisdiction.
[00:28:48] Unknown:
And I think that that's already on your affidavit if you wrote it exactly how we have it, Daniel. You're a nonresidency nonresident to the residency of the fourteenth amendment.
[00:29:04] Unknown:
Okay.
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I just need to put,
[00:29:07] Unknown:
nonresident to the residency of the fourteenth amendment or The United States, appropriation.
[00:29:13] Unknown:
Paul, it did get sent because I found it in the sent folder. Okay. I'm going to forward it again here if I Yes, please. Y'all bear with me for a second.
[00:29:29] Unknown:
Okay. So I don't know why why I didn't get it.
[00:29:40] Unknown:
Might he say something?
[00:29:45] Unknown:
Jeff sent an email, and I believe he sent it to you, as well as me. And it's Chat GPT's response, specifically with respect to the, legal immunity versus lawful accountability and remedy. Now this is very long, so I'm not gonna read it right now, but, it's it's specifically aimed toward vaxxed injured people. However, the the core of it, the pretext is there is a difference between legal immunity versus lawful accountability and, the remedies thereof. So, it's very interesting. I'm gonna be giving it a a read and, I'll probably create a PDF out of it and drop it in the in the, FCC chat so Mhmm.
People can read it. Okay. It's it's actually very cool. And, yes, chat g p t does have a handle on legal versus lawful and how, how administrative policy doesn't apply
[00:31:12] Unknown:
to the lawful, to the national. Of course not. Well, they don't have jurisdiction. Okay. Well, you go do that and you should, check your box. My thing said it was sent successfully. K? Okay. And, let me just while you're poking around over there, let me see if there are there any, by any chance, new people on the line today with a question or comment. Daniel, I didn't even exhaust you to see if you have further questions too, and we had you in the spotlight here. So, did you all the other folks are thinking about it. Do you, have any additional other questions? I understand that's a real sticky word, boy, and you can see the links they've you to hide it and, how important it is to them. The reason I say it's as important as it is is because every country in the world wants you to be one.
[00:32:06] Unknown:
Right. Right. Yeah. I had
[00:32:09] Unknown:
Just a second, Marka. Do you want me to Yeah. I had one other
[00:32:14] Unknown:
I I had one other question kinda following up on that. So, so I had seen this section of the, the hunting regulations under the Alaska statutes where it specifically identifies a nonresident alien and says Use that term. They have to be Yeah. Yeah. He uses that term. That's interesting. Okay. And and, you know, I'm guessing that they're referring to, you know, just like a foreigner of any kind. And and but it says a a nonresident alien, you know, who wants to hunt game, has to have a a a licensed hunting guide with them at all times and, stuff like that. And Uh-huh.
You know, would I be you know, as a national, would I be bound to, you know, everything relating to nonresident alien under the Alaska statutes?
[00:33:10] Unknown:
Oh, lord have mercy. See, these murky things, I just don't have an an absolute answer for it, Daniel. I wish I did. The situation's not really come up. I would, I and I'll tell you one thing I see is interesting. That's the only place I've ever seen them use that term outside of the IRS code. Nonresident alien. A nonresident would be somebody that is not residing in Alaska. So if it's a non and they throw alien in there, it's the only time I've ever seen it used outside the internal revenue code.
[00:33:48] Unknown:
Yeah. It said nonresident alien. I'll I'll find that section of the statute and and, share that, in the chat or something. But it was interesting.
[00:33:59] Unknown:
Well, I just don't know. And, again, this is a situation where you might need to go to the fish and game commission, the head of the fish and game commission to the their legal, counsel and ask them what their decision would be.
[00:34:13] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I'd be interested to know. Well, my Well. My neighbor, Eli, it you know, who I heard about your group from, he's a hunting guide. So I'm very curious to talk to him about this stuff, and he's he's out hunting, guiding people right now, I think. So, when when he comes back to civilization here, I I'm definitely gonna be talking to him and trying to figure some of this stuff out.
[00:34:39] Unknown:
What's in season right now? Moose? Were they hunting for moose or bear or what?
[00:34:46] Unknown:
He's probably guiding people on on bear hunts or maybe mountain goats or, doll sheep. Yeah. We got a few moose around here, but they're they're kinda scrawny down here, and it's mostly just the locals that that go after moose down here. They're not like your big moose up north.
[00:35:04] Unknown:
Right. It's not probably the meeting is good. I remember when we were young, we went up to the Denali for a week or two and, had the trailer and the car and everything. It's back when you could drive all the way to the, Wonder Lake there at the base of McKinley. And, it was just spectacular. We were driving through the park and everything, and we got to a, crevice, you know, where there was a dip between two mountains on each side. And there was a whole herd of Dall sheep up there with their calves, but probably 40 or 50 of them.
And and, of course, the the males, you know, the ones with the big horns, they go up high in the altitude and stay off by themselves and let the females, play with the babies. But it was very cool. We walked up the other side of that canyon and took a whole bunch of pictures of film with them, with their playing with their kids and all that stuff. It's very cool. Very, very cool. Last Wow. Great state. Yeah. It's a great state, but you can't even drive up there anymore. I don't think you can drive to Wonder Lake. I think you'd have to take a bus or something. But this was back in the sixties, a long time ago, you know.
So, anyway yep. Great memories from Alaska. So anything else, Daniel? And Myrca's sitting on the back burner there. Myrca, what did you have to add, dear?
[00:36:26] Unknown:
He he mentioned he had a question about the affidavit. It'd been naked negated his, affidavit. And, no, it does not trump your affidavit. No. Your affidavit will always reserve your rights. Just remember that. Your your rights are always reserved.
[00:36:44] Unknown:
Well, the thing is is, John, you can give them away. And if you decide don't decide to give them away, they can't come take them.
[00:36:53] Unknown:
Right.
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K.
[00:36:56] Unknown:
So Okay. Thanks. Yeah. I really don't think that the code applies to you, but you do have to do a little bit more research to find that information so that you can use it and, show them it does not apply. But it does not apply to you. And it will not, disqualify or anything, your affidavit. It will not make you
[00:37:20] Unknown:
a US citizen. Override nothing can override your affidavit but you. Okay? Awesome. Yeah. That's good to know. Yeah. I heard a story the other day. I forgot what country it was in. Somebody did something and the head of the country yanked his citizenship. And I said, well, how'd that happen? All these countries are signed up on the law of nations, it's got to be voluntary. They can't just come yank your citizenship. So anyway, I heard that the other day. Sure did.
[00:37:53] Unknown:
That'd be interesting. So, what do you think that was?
[00:37:56] Unknown:
I do not remember. I was somewhere in Europe, I think. As squirrely as they are over there these days, there's no telling. Yes. Which I have that video, but see, how was the English show Thursday, Paul, by the way? I didn't get to talk to anybody.
[00:38:11] Unknown:
You know? It was it was tremendous fun. Tremendous fun. And, Eli James rocked up for the, second and, almost all of the third hour. He had to bail about fifteen minutes before we wrapped everything up. But it was it was very interesting. It was very good.
[00:38:31] Unknown:
Okay. Keeping a sense of humor while everything goes to hell in a hand basket over there. Oh, for sure.
[00:38:38] Unknown:
Yes. I do have that video,
[00:38:40] Unknown:
but do you wanna play, like, the first five or ten minutes of it? I guess so. If you let let the folks get a sample of it, see if they'd like to hear more. I just think it's particularly particularly interesting. You don't hear, or I don't remember hearing, too many real definitive programs on this part of our history or their history or the world's history over there in Spain, which is such a, excuse me, pivotal land for both the Moor and the the Christians and the Jews. It just went from hand to hand back for, what, hundreds of years. So, anyway, I thought it was interesting. So let's just see if we can clear the clear the, agenda here of anybody that might have additional questions. Daniel, did you have more?
[00:39:26] Unknown:
No. I'm good for now. Thanks.
[00:39:30] Unknown:
Alright, buddy. We'll go, go bag something. Were there any other students, on the line that had a question or comment? Any other new folks or old folks or medium folks or medium folks or I don't I don't care if you're using a walker. Yes?
[00:39:47] Unknown:
Hey, Roger. It's William.
[00:39:49] Unknown:
Hey, William. I know you're not using a walker. You guys got a big game tonight, man.
[00:39:56] Unknown:
Yeah. Yep.
[00:39:58] Unknown:
You know, it's I was thinking about it all week. I think it's the first time that I can remember that Alabama and Tennessee played that it wasn't in the afternoon. Because for so many decades, CBS had that, exclusive slot on the SEC. And they'd always put that game in the afternoon because of its high profile. And now we switched over to ABC, and it's at night for the first time that I can ever remember. Anyway, it ought to be interesting. It'd be a hell of a contest. What you got on your mind, William?
[00:40:30] Unknown:
There was a Supreme Court case, in Utah, a Diet v Turner. And, the judge in that case, his name was judge a h Ellet, and he wrote a brief on the nonratification of the fourteenth amendment. Have you ever heard of that?
[00:40:51] Unknown:
No. I have not. Oh, it is
[00:40:53] Unknown:
it is fantastic.
[00:40:56] Unknown:
How how long is it? And what how long is it?
[00:40:59] Unknown:
Nineteen well, it happened in 1968.
[00:41:02] Unknown:
No. No. How long in the opinion is his oratory on this?
[00:41:07] Unknown:
It the actual oratory is about a 155 pages.
[00:41:11] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'm not gonna ask you to read it. I'm not gonna ask Larry to read it. No?
[00:41:16] Unknown:
No. There there's a there's an excerpt out of it I'd like to read.
[00:41:20] Unknown:
Okay. Please do. Now if there's little shorties, I because I've never heard of a judge pontificating on this before. There is a an insert in the congressional record that was it was put in there by a it's congressman from Louisiana named Rarick, and it is all on this subject. I think he must have been a JBS member, it'd be my guess. But it's one of the only times I've heard of anything officially on that position. So give us a little bit from, the good judge, if you would.
[00:41:54] Unknown:
He said nonwhites are protected by the fourteenth amendment. Therefore, Congress found those persons a fit instrument for spreading their martial law jurisdiction throughout the several states. The unfortunate part for persons of color is that they have been led to believe they are allowed to access the judicial power of The United States when the truth is that they have only been allowed access to the arbitrary power of Congress under the civil war amendments. This is why persons of color in The United States continue to feel that they have no rights because they have no independent judicial power to protect them. Thus, congress legislates between two or more races.
A nation is a race or vice vice versa. Nation, according to west Webster's dictionary, is a race. Congress congress's legislation has been based on principles of international law because it's now two nations, and therefore, as a form of international law, for all intents and purposes, martial law and international law work to work well together for congressional purposes because they do not respect the authority of the common law. The exercise of martial law jurisdiction within the several states is the usurpation of the common law and the subjects of the sovereign body, the white citizens to a jurisdiction that has no right to exist within the states.
Furthermore, the amendment the fourteenth can only evoke Congress's power when involving those intended to be protected thereby, such as the thirteenth and fourteenth amendments, white citizens have no rights under this amendment. This is, of course, with one exception to the rule. If a white citizen acquires the same legal status or artificial character as those protected by the fourteenth amendment through the operation of some statutory law of congress, then said white citizen may be brought within the venue of the amendment as a statutory juristic person. By this means, white citizens' birthrights become of no effect, and their rights are to reduce are reduced to the inferior character of the statutory civil rights or more legis more legislative privileges.
[00:44:08] Unknown:
Man, you found bombshell here.
[00:44:11] Unknown:
It's because it must be remembered that the white citizen obtaining this status will also be subject to the jurisdiction thereof of the United States Congress and can legally be regulated by the laws Congress passed Legally. Martial law authority. Legally.
[00:44:26] Unknown:
Not lawfully. Legally. Go ahead, William. Yeah.
[00:44:31] Unknown:
Here the extension of the municipal laws of Congress outside the boundaries of the US Constitution is complete. By this contrivance and others emanating from the fourteenth Amendment, the states have been reduced to mere administrative arms and provisional appendages of Congress and Congress' power has been extended to include the entirety of The United States. The difference between the white man holding citizenship intact according to the preamble of The United States Constitution and all others who claim protection under the fourteenth Amendment is the difference between natural birthright known to the common law or privilege or immunity guaranteed by the original constitution and so called right privilege or immunity created by the constitution and statute or privilege or immunity that never existed for the party upon whom it was conferred by the state.
The Supreme Court has recognized that the that congress may protect both, and then they they quote Strouder v West Virginia. But we would venture to say that a citizen will find more protection and a natural right than a privilege conferred by Congress. The institution of government was inherently for the protection of natural rights in the preamble of The U. S. Constitution, while the granting of a privilege is merely a tolerance of the sovereign body that created government at the tolerance of the government the sovereign body created.
The main point is the courts have recognized that there are both natural rights and so called rights artificially created by law or privileges.
[00:46:03] Unknown:
Man, William, that is really important. Go ahead. I'm sorry. In fact, state
[00:46:09] Unknown:
no. In fact, state common law or natural rights seem to receive no protections. It should also be noted that where a state government has agreed to usurp its sovereign body or free white citizens and show itself disloyal to them by passing legislation that's in conformance with the fourteenth Amendment. Congress' power is thereby extinguished and in this relation they quoted from the Supreme Court, USC Harris is a pretty good sized paragraph there. In other words, the state martial law when state martial law is imposed within the state to enforce the national martial law, Congress has no reason to exercise its martial law powers.
[00:46:51] Unknown:
Wow. It goes on a lot of You're doing a lot of digging here, and that is exceptional. I've never heard that. Never heard it referred to. Whoever the judge was really had his head screwed on straight. It was excellent, pontification there on it. I totally agree with what he said. So, how did you stumble into this case, William?
[00:47:15] Unknown:
Well, when when I was making all those TikTok videos, somebody said, hey. Have you seen this? They commented, have you seen this, this filing in the Utah Supreme Court? And, and I said, no, Atten, but I'll read it. And so I kinda had it in my docket of things to read. And I read it. And I was just like, four. You you because it's everything wrong. Say that did you say that's a Utah
[00:47:38] Unknown:
State Supreme Court decision or a US Supreme Court decision? Stuff like it's Utah. Utah Utah State.
[00:47:45] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. And the reason that he that he talked about it was they had they had a serious problem with, habeas corpus appeals. Yeah. And this one case, this is that, this person, whoever. It was a habeas corpus appeal, and they had offered the guy counsel, and he declined it. And then he appealed on habeas corpus because they didn't provide counsel. It says they have to provide it, not offer it. And if they Yeah. If they offer it and decline it, then then how can you force counsel on somebody? And and the the court was saying that these federal courts were coming in and usurping them and appealing these cases that they had already ruled on, because they were federal citizens, basically, being educated by a state court.
And so, and so I guess they got together and said we need to figure out why this keeps happening because why even have a court where, you know, the federal court is a perpetual sensor on our capabilities as a state court. A use a usurper.
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A usurper.
[00:48:57] Unknown:
Yep. Yep. Yep. And so this is where he got to dig in, and, he talks all about the ratification of the fourteenth amendment and how they kick the states out and brought the states in. And he shows how the thirteenth and fourteenth amendment are both unconstitutional, and that because they stay in the constitution, being as they were ratified unconstitutionally, they're now extra constitutional.
[00:49:24] Unknown:
Well, now my question on the thirteenth was out It's my understanding they let all the state legislatures back in to vote on the thirteenth. In my eyes, that would make it constitutional. This guy says it isn't. Well Do you have you gotten to his It isn't for two
[00:49:41] Unknown:
yes. Yeah. It isn't for two reasons. So in, was it article five where they say how you can ratify or how you can, ratify amendments? It says you can either do it with the legis three quarters legislative body
[00:49:55] Unknown:
Right. Of the states
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or by constitutional convention of the states with three quarters agreeing. And he said, why did they provide two methods for ratifying an amendment? Because if an amendment makes inroads into the state's own constitution, then the state can't, if they're, they're, thereby incapable or incompetent to ratify the amendment because it it would, it would change their own state constitution. So it has to go to the people, the We the People in the convention. And that that's the way that they originally ratified the, the, the, the original constitution. But he said the reason that it's unconstitutional beyond the ratification part was that it, when it emancipated the slaves, it did two things. It it basically took property without due process, and it Violated because these these slaves were held on a bill of sale that was valid. Yes. So it violated those contracts at the same time. So they violated the contract for the purchase and the sale of the slave, and then they also took the slaves from the owners and violated their due process. Right? So on two grounds, that that amendment is unconstitutional.
[00:51:22] Unknown:
Yikes. That's really interesting. I've never heard that approach, especially on the thirteenth before. Without not heard of this case. Will you just say I said without Let me William, I want you to give the name of the case again, and I'm gonna give a heads up for anybody in Utah. This is precedent in Utah. Well, this may really fall in your favor here in something you can really use, Carl. I know you're out there. I don't know if you're with us today or not or if there's any other folks from that state, but this is a real windfall for you folks. What's the style of it and, all that stuff and the year and all that stuff?
[00:52:03] Unknown:
Is Diet, as delta Yankee echo tango tango, d y e t t, v Turner, t u r n e r, 1968.
[00:52:16] Unknown:
Oh, it's back in the sixties. And there's of, like, Fed Supp. It would be in Fed Supp, I think.
[00:52:23] Unknown:
Oh, let's see.
[00:52:25] Unknown:
Something something fits up? Put up on just
[00:52:29] Unknown:
yeah. I looked it up on Justia, because it didn't show in this particular this particular brief didn't show up in Justia. Well, then in the office. I don't think it has the complete. 20Utah2D4031968.
[00:52:54] Unknown:
Okay. So it's in the Utah state state, record. Yeah. Yeah. I can understand why they bury that, William.
[00:53:04] Unknown:
Yep.
[00:53:05] Unknown:
What was the name of the case again? Diet versus
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d y e t t, Ron Turner.
[00:53:14] Unknown:
And can you put it in the chat?
[00:53:17] Unknown:
Yeah. Sketch has got it in the chat or getting some William put it in. Thank you. Very interesting. I've never, heard that before. And I tell you what I wish you'd also do. Would you drop an email to Mark with that and say this is very important?
[00:53:33] Unknown:
Yeah. I can do that. Okay. He breaks down the amendments sentence by sentence and and shows how basically it's it's martial law because it's not common law. And that that's how and he brings up the war powers and everything. Because he talks about how, how Lincoln didn't have a congress for six months, and, he was just doing things
[00:53:57] Unknown:
Oh, that's what he was doing. Rebellion. Well, hell, he went over and arrested the whole Maryland, house.
[00:54:05] Unknown:
Right.
[00:54:07] Unknown:
He arrested the newspaper editor that was Francis Scott Key's grandson. The guy that wrote the star spangled banner. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Gary, let's see what Gary's got to weigh in. Gary?
[00:54:23] Unknown:
Well, this case buttresses everything that we teach, first of all. Of course it does. And second and second, can William put this in a PDF and forward it to Paul so it could go prominently, prominently on the website? Yep.
[00:54:41] Unknown:
Yes. It's available, online, the this whole brief. It's a 155 page brief, and I'm about a 110 pages through it. And, I mean, it's just it's immaculate.
[00:54:52] Unknown:
Well, is this your the only thing .com.
[00:54:57] Unknown:
I don't have any disagreement. He doesn't. No. But I've got two or three of your slides on the line. Doesn't mention. Can't do it. Hold on. Gary.
[00:55:04] Unknown:
The only he doesn't mention to start with is he talks about the different persons. He got he has more of saying it's a capital p person, which would be a a person with natural rights and a lowercase p. So he doesn't go into, kind of the rights and duties, but that's what he's saying. He just doesn't work it out that way.
[00:55:28] Unknown:
What what I caught from what you read was he was going in the same direction everybody else I've ever read was that this was an ethnic thing, and it was a black thing. But you can't convince me that everybody that lived and was born and raised in DC in the territories was a former Negro slave. I just don't buy it. So these are these judges and scholarly men that came in and had things like Jim Crow to deal with, and they put it in black and white instead of rights and duties, reciprocal. See the difference? And wow.
I don't I've never seen anybody comment on that before, but they can't all have been former black Negro slaves, Gary.
[00:56:15] Unknown:
Roger, it just goes to prove more additional things. There was two different statuses all the way up to the Civil Rights Act. It's that simple.
[00:56:24] Unknown:
Which, by the way, they're trying to, you know, they're trying to overturn that right now. Well, yeah. The Civil Rights Act of '64, they're trying to overturn it. That's where a lot of our problems come from. Gonna be interesting if they're able to do it. Go ahead, Gary.
[00:56:40] Unknown:
If you look at twenty versus, heck, I can't think of the other name. Twenty versus whatever's Supreme Court says that US citizens have no rights. It's right here in black and white. Yeah. Well, that's right. They got privileges. Call small r rights. Exactly. There's still two separate distinct statuses in this country. There are. And if you start putting things together in your mind, you see that it's blaringly. Once you recognize it, it becomes blaring.
[00:57:12] Unknown:
I agree. Hey, Ross. I agree. Yes. Who's that? I know Rick was trying to say something to William still got information, I think. So, Rick, was that you trying to get in a second ago?
[00:57:27] Unknown:
Sketch and I both put, links for PDFs in the chat.
[00:57:33] Unknown:
Thank you very much. Interesting case. Never heard of it before. Hell, you know what? I might forward it. Send it to me. I might forward it up to Glenn. I bet you he's never seen this either. He spent a lot of time in Utah. So, I'm fine. William, anything let's just say, William, anything else? I'm gonna go to Gary.
[00:57:55] Unknown:
No. They did they have made a decision on my, car tax, and, I'm waiting on to to get a decision letter in the mail. So I reached out to them, and they said the board of assessors did did review my appeal, and the decision's in the mail. So we'll see what they say. They only have two choices. They either refund my money or be open tiring.
[00:58:14] Unknown:
There you go. Good. Good, William. Well, keep us in the loop, man. You're doing you're doing yeoman's work over there and discuss stuff. And and, you know, I got into,
[00:58:24] Unknown:
a little bit into the Tulsi Gabbard thing, and, he had, one of her parents, I think her father was a US citizen. So she was a US citizen at birth Uh-huh. Even though she was born in American Samoa.
[00:58:36] Unknown:
She was born in American Samoa, and and I and she is, oh, what do they call it? She's in the Hindu. Lee, that's what I heard her. She gave her confirmations.
[00:58:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Because one of her parents was a US citizen, and she's also a US citizen. There you go. And that's how she did it. Even though she was That's how she did it. Yeah. Even though she was born over there, she didn't have to naturalize. Uh-uh. But, I got to reading into the, you know, why you have to be a US citizen to be Well, she hadn't that And that She oh, that's the reason she didn't have to naturalize
[00:59:10] Unknown:
is because one of her parents was a US citizen. Go ahead.
[00:59:13] Unknown:
That's that's right. And then her I think her mother was, American Samoan, and she was a national, and her her dad was a US citizen. But, but the constitution says that to be a senator, you have to I think it says resided in not resided, but, had to have been a US citizen in The United States for five years or something like that. Does it? But but that's the that's under the old construction of what a US citizen is.
[00:59:47] Unknown:
Well, I tell you the citizen as well. The reason that's interesting to me, if you go to Wikipedia you probably heard us talk about this in the past. Any of you can go to Wikipedia, that reliable stalwart website of of a bastion of truth, Wikipedia, and, go over and look at citizen of The United States. And last time I looked several years back, they had the first two paragraphs for all in the fourteenth amendment citizen. And then they had a little box there, and they quoted the fourteenth amendment or at least the first part of it. And then underneath that is a paragraph on nationality.
And nationality is italicized, but it's not a hot link. It's just italicized. And they tell you a little bit about the national status. They say, well, it has it might have some bearing on your tax situation, William, it tells us. And then it tells us a very nondescript language. At the end, it says, well, the only thing that's, you're limited to is you can't run for senator. Now I thought that that was the first time I'd ever seen it. Only time I've ever seen it until you just said something about it right there. And it seemed to me What it what it's referring to Yes.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
[01:01:03] Unknown:
No. I want it here. One section three.
[01:01:06] Unknown:
Article one section three clause three of the constitution says no person shall be a senator who shall not have attained the age of 30 years and have been nine years a citizen of capital c citizen of The United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen. So,
[01:01:28] Unknown:
But he's not an inhabitant. He's a citizen.
[01:01:32] Unknown:
May I? Right.
[01:01:34] Unknown:
Just a second, Brent. Yeah. I I think it's because he got a seven I think it's because of the seventeenth amendment.
[01:01:43] Unknown:
Well, the in the original article, what they're talking about there is is that you have to be a citizen of the federal states, basically, that you can't be a non noncitizen national and be a
[01:01:56] Unknown:
be a senator. Well, well, basically, you file national and be a senator. If you if you file an affidavit, you are a state citizen national. Because they've moved they've changed the term, the label, not us. Right. So another one of these real little sticky wickets in little areas that's just confusing. Brent, what you got, good buddy?
[01:02:18] Unknown:
Well, also, she's an officer in the army. She's a lieutenant colonel. So she's been in, what, eighteen to twenty years. So she checked all the boxes already.
[01:02:30] Unknown:
She'd be look. She she'd be a real good candidate for higher office, Tulsi Gabbard. She's a straight shooter, buddy. I don't care what religion she is. K? Thank you, Brent. And I've always liked her even when she was a Democrat. She was the only one over there that could speak and make sense when she spoke. You know? So, so that. Thanks, for the addition. Brent, always good to hear your voice. William, what else have you got on this for us?
[01:03:02] Unknown:
That that's all I got. I just thought all that was terribly important.
[01:03:06] Unknown:
Well, thanks for bring digging it up, man. No. Yeah. It's the only time I've ever heard, like, something like that, especially from one of the state supreme courts. We need to highlight it. Yep. Yep. For sure. For sure. Okay. So good, good find.
[01:03:20] Unknown:
Yep. Hey, Roger. Are you the fourth?
[01:03:23] Unknown:
Ezana? I talked to John. All that's in the works. Go ahead, Ezana.
[01:03:28] Unknown:
Okay. No problem. Alright. No. I I wanted to second the comment earlier about the black and white. Yes. And and and, you know, so yeah. It's it's it's it just everything just fits in place, and it makes a lot of sense when, when when you look at the black and white being names that are given to two distinct statuses. And, one is black, the other one is white. Yep. And, if you start scrubbing your understanding on the read as, as, as those being statuses that one can get into and come out of, then it all makes sense. It's incredible how the mental clarity that one would perceive is just incredible. I just wanted to second that that that gentleman. Isn't it amazing, this scheme that they've set up?
[01:04:23] Unknown:
I mean, as I've been unraveling it for so many years, and I used to think as I was getting my arms around, I say, no no mere mortal men could have put this together. It's just too intricate. And, that's why one day, you know, as Anna, you weren't around. A lot of other people weren't. Brent was, I think, in the old days, with Brent Winters. I mean, it took us five years to get this to where he'd at least recognize it and somewhat admit it. Five years. And Brent can remember it'd be Chris, Chris Cave, Daryl, myself on a Friday. We just all ganged up on Brent.
And I think Brent's problem was that he just has a hard time admitting that the devil outsmarted him. I really think that's a lot of his problem. And one day we're talking about this and that all roots all the way back to then, I think, in connection with possibly causing the civil war. And Brent said, well, they're not that I don't think they're that smart. I think that's the way he said it. I said, Brent, this is they they had an accomplice, buddy. They conjure him up. You know, have you ever heard at the big board meetings on some of these big corporations, they've always got an empty seat at the head of the table?
Have y'all heard that? They've always got an empty seat at the head of the table. So that's who we're dealing with here. And, man, it's just he's slick. Still, I'm amazed at times on how intricately this is woven and how effective it is. You don't think they've been effective? You go out and try and tell somebody the, the opposite and the truth. Yeah. All of you that are talking to people, you know what I'm talking about. You get blank stares. They call you ugly names. Oh, I'd be too scared to do that. How many other excuses have you heard? K? Hey, Roger. Very, very unique people that resonate with this, and there's some kind of a special reason. I have my suspicions.
We'll wait and see how they prove out. Yes, Gere.
[01:06:40] Unknown:
Well, it's a case that William just brought forward, which I'm very grateful of, just buttresses the fact that we're all black now.
[01:06:51] Unknown:
We're not white. We're all black. Yeah. They made us Jim Crow. Yeah. If you
[01:06:56] Unknown:
if you claim to be a US citizen, then you went into that black status as a subject of Congress. I mean, that case plainly laid that out and your residency is in Washington, DC. Exactly what we've talked about for eons here. Just connect all the dots. Yep. That's all I got.
[01:07:21] Unknown:
Thank you, Gary. And as complex as it is getting into it and understanding it, When you do achieve that and you look back over your shoulder and go, that is really simple. I mean, what they did is simple as hell. They set one up and they set another one up parallel like a railroad track, and they did some things and tricked us all into going over that other track. That's just all they did. It's a bait and switch. But, man, have they done it effectively. They have taken over control of the whole world through the dollar as we're the collateral for that. They've taken control of the whole world with this little trick, folks.
It's, May I? You know? Yes, Brent. You may, of course.
[01:08:10] Unknown:
Number one, you guys aren't black. Your knees don't grow. I yield.
[01:08:17] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. Another Brentism. Oh my lord, have mercy. So, anyway, that's, what's going on. Paul, did you get that? Anybody else got any comment on that, by the way, before we move on?
[01:08:32] Unknown:
Yes. I got that video, and Brent had to make a comment because from what Gary just said, we all got an n word pass the minute our feet hit the floor.
[01:08:43] Unknown:
Well, I mean, that's what they did. They tricked you into Jim Crow. That's the simplest way you can ever explain this to anybody. Remember the Jim Crow laws? Like I did with my mom that day. This was totally spontaneous. I I call her up. She answers in the middle of COVID. She goes, Roger, what's happening? Now after all the animosity that we had had over these issues for the previous years, The whole time I'd been in it, man, she didn't wanna know nothing about it. I don't wanna know. And I kept trying. And the reason I was doing that was hoping that I could get her aware of this so that she could make some correct decisions on the estate, which she didn't until and then and she finally woke up twenty years later. By then, nobody ever even thought about going back to the to a will.
So anyway, this is a constant, a constant friction between us. And so one day during COVID, I call her up and she goes, Roger, what's happening? I forget what stage of that fiasco was. Roger, what's happening? And I said, bam, it's when that came. I said, mom, you remember the Jim Crow laws? And she goes, of course. They made us all Jim Crow. That's as complex as this is right there. So Roger. Anybody else? Yes. There's somebody. Yes. Sketch, is that you?
[01:10:11] Unknown:
There's a there's there's a phrase comfortably numb. I guess you could, if you're trying to explain this, you could say, you are you comfortably black under the law?
[01:10:25] Unknown:
Well, that's a good way to put it. I've kinda get somebody thinking. Yeah. Yeah. So, who else got something to say? I might have Paul, play a few minutes of this. I'll let you dial out of it, Paul, when you think you ought to. It's very interesting information. It's quite historical. If you like the history and you like the aspect on our enemies, you'll find some, I think, valuable things covered here you may not have heard covered before. So, Paul, if you wanna dip into that, you can pull out of it whenever you want. Somebody was trying to say something.
[01:11:03] Unknown:
Yeah. It's scary. Julie was supposed to have a consultation with Jim Willie. And after you play this ditty with the Jewish in Spain, if Julie's listening, can she
[01:11:17] Unknown:
tell us if she had that consultation or not and what Jim Willie had to respond to her? Okay. Don't know if Julie's with us or not today, but after the video, we have a query. There she is right there. Well, while she's front and center, I'll let her answer your question, Gary.
[01:11:33] Unknown:
Hey, Gary. I don't have the consultation yet. We keep playing phone tag. He's got interviews going on, and so we're trying to line it up, next week sometime. So I'll definitely keep you posted. If there's a specific question you want me to ask him or anybody else wants me to ask him, let me know, and I'll ask that question and report back. I I would, because I played email with him for a number of years down from Argentina.
[01:11:59] Unknown:
I never could get his attention ever. Maybe you you can somehow in that interview. I I've spoken to him a lot on the phone.
[01:12:08] Unknown:
So, before even a consultation, I've spoken to him. I've I've got his personal email, stuff like that. So I'm friends with him. Sometimes he's quoted me on his shows. He calls me the FDIC lady.
[01:12:21] Unknown:
Okay. Alright. Well, anyway, if you got that relationship with him, you might as well, Jim, you need to look at this. Very important. It's the underpinning of everything. K? Just tell him that. Pass along. I was never able to get. But, again, I'm not a, you know, attractive, vivacious female either. That has a a difference when you're dealing.
[01:12:40] Unknown:
Well, hang on. You know? I hope I hope not. I have not.
[01:12:44] Unknown:
Well, Before we get into this, I'm gonna validate what I just said. And, Raj? This week yes, Paul?
[01:12:53] Unknown:
You don't do gymnastics in Applebee's parking lots.
[01:12:59] Unknown:
No. I don't. I do not do that ever.
[01:13:02] Unknown:
I also, when I we were home parking lot. It was Bonnarodi. It was an Italian restaurant
[01:13:09] Unknown:
parking lot. Okay. Fine. The well, the audience is lost here, and Julie's quite the breakdancer. Back when I was in Atlanta, David Irving, when he would ever come to The US, and he did quite often because he did book tours, you know, where he's selling books. And I was plugged into that group that would bring him in. And so every time that he came to Atlanta, I was I got a chance to go see him. And it was like, Dave's gonna be at this closed restaurant over on on on Roswell Road or something. And it was always very quiet because, that we get the reaction from our, our, our enemies on, you know, all the crap they do. You know? There's a bomb. We're gonna have a bomb thing there, and all that crap. So it was always secret. But I do know at the end, if you were a female with a low cut top and you came up to buy a book or ask a question, you had his absolutely undivided attention.
Even though he had four daughters. I just found out in watching those, things that, Samuel sent me. If you're not familiar with David Irvin, he's really quite a character. Paul English has tapped into him now. I think Paul's doing one of his audiobooks, I believe. He's elderly. He was an just an authority on World War two. Initially, he was celebrated, then the holocaust controversy came up. And because of his expertise in reading German and other things, then he becomes demonized because he was called as an expert witness for that trial in Canada. And it totally flipped his life, and so he had to go underground.
David Irving, I r v I n g. If you wanna get some really good World War two history, then I guarantee you is straight ass accurate. That's the guy to go listen to. He's very elderly now, Paul said. We met him he met him within the last year. He had went up to London and met him, I think, one day. He happened to be in the office. So, anyway, okay. Anybody else got something? Paul, commence.
[01:15:28] Unknown:
The history of Jewish subversion in Spain could not be erased. There was too much evidence. Although they prospered under the Visigoths in Spain, they nevertheless conspired with Arabs in Africa to overthrow the Visigothic monarchy. At the beginning of the eighth century, the Mohammedan Berbers from North Africa across the Straits Of Gibraltar. In June, the seventeenth council of Toledo proclaimed, quote, the impious Jews dwelling within the frontiers of our kingdom have entered into a plot with those other Hebrews and regions beyond the seas in order that they might act as one against the Christian race. In August, the Annales Bertinianos described the loss of Barcelona because the Jews, quote, played the traitor, unquote, allowing the Moors to capture it. As a result, quote, nearly all the Christians were killed, the city was devastated, and the Jews retired unpunished.
When the Mohammedans conquered Spain, the Jews flourished, achieving one of the most sophisticated cultures in Europe. The Jews excelled in medicine and helped in bringing Aristotle to Europe. When the Spaniards began the Reconquista, the Jews were not persecuted despite further backs of bad faith. Block quote. Saint Fernando, on taking Cordoba from the Saracens, turned over four mosques to the large Jewish population to convert into synagogues and gave them one of the most delightful parts of the city for their homes on two conditions, that they refrain from reviling the Christian religion and from proselytizing among Christians.
The Jews made both promises and kept neither. Even as Islam was rolled back to North Africa, the Jews continued to collaborate with Muslims. Spanish Christians were persuaded that the Muslim invader had been welcomed by the Jews and assisted by them with all this implied for the national and religious life of Spain. The Judeo Muslim symbiosis that characterizes most of the Arab occupation gives considerable plausibility to the Christian view that in these two communities, alien both in faith and at law, Christendom faced an unfriendly alliance. Much of the civil order in Spain was enforced through canon law, but Jews, because they were not Christians, could not be touched by that law.
Quote, the laws against blasphemy, for example, could not be enforced against them. They could encourage heresy and in defense could claim the freedom of worship granted to the Jews. The Jews were therefore allowed to engage in many subversive activities with impunity which caused resentment. The reign of Pedro the Cruel pointed out a paradox that would recur. The more powerful the Jews grew, the more precarious their position became. Tolerance led to violence against the Jews because the Christian majority felt that Pedro the Cruel had given his his Jewish retainers control of the government and carte blanche to oppress them culturally and financially.
Jews, Walsh reminds us, quote, were disliked not for practicing the things that Moses taught, but for doing the things he had forbidden. They had profited hugely on the sale of fellow beings as slaves and practiced usury as a matter of course and flagrantly. They were also, quote, much given the proselytizing even by a sort of compulsion. Thus, they would force Christian servants to be circumcised and urge their debtors sometimes to abjure Christ. But the biggest problem was usury. As in the rest of Europe, Christians in Spain were forbidden to take interest on loans thus granting a monopoly to Jews for a practice which over a relatively short period could concentrate all the nation's capital in their hands.
Musery was the interface with Christian culture which caused the Aljama of Cuenca, considering the legal rate of 33 and a third percent too low, refused absolutely to lend either money or wheat for sowing. This caused great distress and the town council entered into negotiations resulting in an agreement by which the Jews were authorized to charge 40%. In 1385, the court Vela Dolid described one cause of the necessity of submitting to whatever exactions the Jews saw fit to impose when it says that the new lords to whom Henry of Trastamara had granted towns and villages were accustomed to impose on their vassals and starve and torture them to force payment of what they had not got, obliging them to get money from Jews to whom they gave whatever bonds were demanded.
Faced with either starvation or usury, the farmers and small businessmen of fourteenth century Spain chose usury and watched their prosperity drain into the hands of Jews. As later in Poland, Jews were also hated because because they were tax farmers, which brought them into direct and unpleasant contact with a large number of Christians. The church tried to protect her flock from the predations of Jews involved in such activities by reminding rulers that canon law forbade employment of Jews in public office, but rulers, then as now, were too intent on short term gain to consider the long term consequences, which often swept them from their thrones.
In 1366, Henry of Trastevere Maura mobilized political resentment against Pedro the Cruel and created regime change in Aragon. When he marched into Spain with an army of French mercenaries, the Jews were the first to suffer. Thousands of Jews were slaughtered. Many more took refuge in Paris where the same cycle of usury leading to resentment started again. As one of his first official acts, Henry released Christians in his realm from their debts to the Jews. It was undoubtedly popular, but it it's short lived. Henry soon realized that if the Jews were unable to extort Usorious interest, they couldn't pay taxes or lend the king money.
Jews also possessed indispensable financial and administrative skills. Cycle of exploitation leading to resentment continued towards social upheaval. The resentment against usury combined with the suspicion that Jews were thwarting the Reconquista by controlling the reconquered regions with the secret help of the Moors to cause the riots of the late fourteenth century. When the monarchs did nothing to curb Jewish influence, the outraged citizens took the law into their own hands. On 06/09/1391, the storm finally broke. The uprising in Seville sacked its and 4,000 Jews were killed.
Those who were not killed saved their lives by submitting to baptism. The writing then spread north. First to Cordova, then to Toledo and Burgos until all of Castillo was swept into the vortex of anti Jewish violence. Once a Jew submitted a baptism, he could walk unharmed through the very mob which only minutes before was determined to kill him. The fear of reprisal created an unfortunate spate of forced conversions, which compounded the problem of subversion that led to the riots and forced conversions in the first place.
[01:23:00] Unknown:
Wow. I just wanted to keep playing the whole damn thing, but it's great. It's eighteen minutes long. It's really interesting, isn't it? Isn't it? Wow. No wonder they're hated.
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Look at the adversarial difference between us and how far it goes back and why. And what does it always come down to?
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1,400
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submit in that check, please. I could I could happily do that. I think you need to post it on the website too, history of the juice in Spain.
[01:23:34] Unknown:
I'm probably gonna have to put it up on Google Drive. That is on BitChute, but who knows how long it'll stay up there. So
[01:23:45] Unknown:
there you go. Pretty good. Okay. But but I just thought when I heard it the other night, I was looking for e Michael Jones, and I stumbled into that. And I from the very start, it starts out interesting, and I just was drilled to it. And when it finished, I said, well, damn. I need to send this to Paul. Well, then I forgot to do it. Okay? And, then I sent it to him. He didn't see it. So it's all this stuff, but that's how and why I was stimulated is because of what you just heard. You tell it's important information, but where else the hell are you gonna find information like that?
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Nowhere?
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I drop it to Paul too, Paul, if you would. I think he'd, he'd enjoy that also. Same old same old dog, same old trick. Usery usery. We wanna kick you, beach you, kick you out of the yard, and you come back. And because kings and leaders need money, then then then we gotta go to you again and the whole cycle. Because they're the ones that have the money because they practice usury. It's outlawed by Christians. They therefore always get the pile, whether they're the property. There's a book called The King's Jews. I mentioned it on here one day. I think Paul went and searched it up and put it in the repertoire there. The king used to own these Jews. They were called the king's sponges also.
And that the king would get his money from them, and then he'd unleash them with use on his subjects. Age old battle. And, of course, then with all the financial stuff, now we get into all the Babylonian merchant code because that's what deals with all the commerce and financial stuff. They got all the financial mechanisms. Common law doesn't have that. And that leads to the merging of the two, and that's what we're dealing with. Right. It happened in Rome. It happened in December in England and set up the tax system. It's happened again in The US. Same old deal, but at least nobody else these guys have got part of it, but nobody else has got the whole picture like we do. We've got the whole picture because we know how they did it legally.
And because it has to be voluntary, they have to recognize you wanting out. They can't say a thing about it. Now, Paul, that's the damnedest situation with these people I've ever seen anybody get them into. And this is just little old Roger. I just stumbled into this. I'm backing my way into it for thirty years, you know, like a crawfish. Well, hell. You get to a point, you look around and go, holy smokes. What have I got here in my hands? If you're new, you don't understand what you've got in your hands here. I'm telling you. It only takes being around here a while and letting this information change your personal and world view, and then you getting into a spot where you're in reality that you can really think these things through.
So I don't know why we're all here. I don't know why the good Lord, who obviously did this with me. I I have no idea why he chose me. I'm the most, to me, unlikely of persons to do this, but here I am. For years, I'd try and give it off to other people and, well, hell, they wouldn't take it because they couldn't understand it. I understood it, and I and at a point, you just go, nobody will take it. Nobody can understand it. I know it's really important. Okay. I'm I'm I'm I'm your dog. K? Drive me. You put that that little circle in my nose and pull me. I'll follow you. Alright? And I've been doing it ever since. And in my trail, we've been able to find such fine, fine people as the ones that are here with us today that take time out of their Saturday and their weekend to come spend two hours here and get whatever reinforcement or information or introspection or whatever else they can get out of being here for two hours.
And I just said we're we're we're all really different different. And I gotta think we're all really special. We're conforming back over here in the big g's deal. K? And and many people wanna go to church or read the Bible or think they're doing that. We're going to, you know, God's plan for all of us is freedom. And those other folks have been tricked into slavery. All these all these, Christian zealots, all these Christian Zionists, all these dispensationalists who have been so fooled, so fooled. Five times, Matthew 24, red letter, do not be deceived.
I don't think he wants you to be deceived. Man, have they deceived a lot of people. It's just it's it's staggering when you look at it in perspective. There it is to me anyway. It may not be to you. You may be too new, whatever. So, okay. I'll get off my stool. I hope you enjoyed that. We do do we play that all the way to the end, Paul?
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No. No. Just to, the eleven minute mark. Whatever.
[01:29:30] Unknown:
Oh, so let me ask you. Alright. Would would the audience would you like to have us go in discussion or something, or you would you rather hear the rest of this video?
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Roger.
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Yes, Joan. What do you what's your opinion?
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I'll well, either way is fine with me, but I just had a question first. All the Jews that that man mentioned in that video audio, could could all those could they could Zionist be
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stuff to do with the Well, as we see well, that Zionism wasn't around yet because the base of Zionism is Sabotage v. This is the fourteen hundreds. He wasn't around till 1666, but you can still see that spirit in them.
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Yeah. Thank you. Okay? Okay.
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Anybody else? There's a PDF of the Kingstews in the chat.
[01:30:25] Unknown:
Oh, good. Okay. Yeah. Anybody else there? Yeah.
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This is his own, I guess.
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Hizana, Senor.
[01:30:35] Unknown:
Yeah. Alright, So, what I wanted to tell you was it it really resonated to me. You know how I I I've told you mentioned is that, Ethiopian Jews, you know, that, three thousand years and all. So what there is a small sect of people with in Ethiopia. They just gotta rule. They just gotta make everyone look small. They are God's chosen people, and they have this just they're above everyone else. And language and culture, they are the primary Ethiopians. Attitude.
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Attitude. It's all ego.
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Ego. Very, very strong ego. I never really understood where that came from, what the root of that was Mhmm. Up until I met you. And it was it was just you have enlightened me on that, and the understanding of, where that where that idea comes from, where that thought comes from. And I'm very grateful for you to on that. Wow. And and, you know, it's it's crazy because there's so much that's happened. Just Ethiopia had the world's largest war, okay, in 2020, and this started on 11/03/2020. Two million people died. Nobody knew about it. And the entire government turned into a small sect of people that is the Tigrayan people. That's what ethnicity is on Tigrayan.
And the war went off for two years. It's it's 9094% of the population against the 4% of the population. The ouch. The entire might of the the the Ethiopian military power, which was the largest in Africa against a small section and they lost.
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The Ethiopian government lost for two years. They lost. Well, it just goes to show you that, like they say, it's always freedom is ideas and are lighting brush fires in the minds of men, just like we've done with his honor here. Yeah. Many of you too. And, us, a question I had from, honestly, when I was a young man, 12, 13, something like that. Why because you go to vacation bible school and you'd hear this about the Jews, this and that. Why are these people so hated? I mean, outside of killing Christ, why are they so hated all throughout history? You know? And, boy, I that I have found the answer to that. I can guarantee it's in that stinking Talmud.
It's in either culture and that book. And, boy, it turns out rotten people. And I think they do what they do because they're trying to overcompensate from who they know they are. That make sense? Roger.
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It's what that's what I wanted to I'm sorry. Yeah. That's what I wanted to tell you. In this ethnic group, when they, when they put YouTube videos, when they're praying, when they're, rallying their army and so on and so forth, how they identify themselves is when god created man, he created us.
[01:34:05] Unknown:
Yeah. Yep. And don't forget, you know, the story from the internally is the, the when Jesus I mean, Moses gave the 10 commandments down, he he he those are for women and children. And and then he told pulled the rabbis aside and said, I'm gonna give you the real law and gave them this. And they they that's one of their tenants right there. It sure is.
[01:34:32] Unknown:
There there's a there's a mainstream there's a mainstream movie out. It's called the Red Sea Diving Resort where, the the Israelis, the movies about just a mainstream movie from Hollywood. The Israelis, siphoned off siphoned off the Jews from Ethiopia, and through Sudan. And the whole movie is just, suspects. It's pretty good movie, but, it tells you, you know, how these people these Ethiopians. I mean, you can't tell the difference between them and me. It's ethnically, we're all kind of very similar.
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Uh-huh.
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It's Well just something really odd going on. I don't understand it. Oh, yeah.
[01:35:20] Unknown:
But for Oh, yeah. Well, haven't they a bunch of ideas. Haven't they, I know Netanyahu was trying to expunge Israel to black Ethiopian Jews. Has that been done? Do you know, anything about that as to up to date?
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No. Not all Ethiopians are Jews,
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But they are No. No. I know that. I know that. Yeah. But some of them had gone back. The non Jews. Right. Okay. So there were Ethiopians that got into Israel that weren't Jews? By boatloads.
[01:35:52] Unknown:
Yes. By I mean, like Okay. I didn't know that. Trying to get rid of. Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, okay. I can Not not the Ethiopian Jews. They they they brought them in by boatload. I mean, it's crazy. Uh-huh. By And and that was right. Collection needed.
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And there was a number of them. There there were a number of them that qualified as Jews because they've got Jewish credentials. And their mothers were Jews, and they were given, Israeli citizenship, I guess. They had to give it to them. I don't think they wanted to. They had to give it to them. No. No. They had to.
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They had to. Not a it's not they don't have the authority to deny it.
[01:36:34] Unknown:
I okay. Deny him is like Uh-huh. But It's kinda like sending them an affidavit. Right?
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I know why. Don't know what process they go through to pick him. No. No. I said it's like that, a metaphor.
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They can't refuse that either.
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You can't refuse that. Okay. Yes. Yes. That's correct.
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Paul, your comment. We got a female hanging around. I hadn't forgot about you. Hold go ahead. I know why they needed non Jew Ethiopians
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as citizens of Israel, because they cannot charge usury to a Jew. So they had to have non Jew citizens so they could monetize and securitize them.
[01:37:18] Unknown:
Very possible. Very possible. Who's the female that was trying to say something there a minute ago? Sorry. I override you, but it's Robbie. Robbie?
[01:37:30] Unknown:
Good morning. Yes. But, yes, Roger, it's it's word magic. By deception, they wage war. Now here's my question for you, Roger. What do we say to people that say, well, Jesus was a Jew?
[01:37:46] Unknown:
Well, I know that that's not true, and I wish you'd ask Brent I know. Question rather than me. K? He he'd give you a better answer, quite frankly. Jesus was a Galilean for one thing.
[01:37:59] Unknown:
Yeah. I wonder if anybody else could comment on that. It's a big thing. Right. My my understanding
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is Jesus Jesus Nazarene. Right? Yeah. Nazarene Jew, which is different than a regular Jew.
[01:38:15] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Some say he was a seen. He was also a seen as well.
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Hebrew.
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I yield Hold on a second. And then Gary Gary?
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Jesus was a Judean of the tribe of Judah. He was not a Jew as we know it today. That is another deception
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they wanna pass on to us. Well, well, that's their deal is Benjamin.
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Benjamin. Paul was a Benjaminite of the tribe of Benjamin. If you look in the book of Revelations, I forget chapter four, chapter five. God says he's gonna pull people from all 12 tribes. This is the tribe of Dan. Well, if those 12 tribes those 12 tribes have to be in existence, Not just one that calls those Jews. All 12 still have to be inconsistent in existence. God did not just provide who they want.
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Yeah. I'm I'm sorry. You're chopping real real badly. We get just about halfway
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through. Coming back from Rick's line or someone else's line. Free conference call has been acting really weird today. I'd had to do a hard reset on it literally seconds before the show. And some people are quiet, some people are really loud, some people are echoing, some people are not. So if you're not actually talking at the moment, stay muted. Okay? Until you unmute and, Raj, give them a few seconds to you know, when you put out the clarion call for them to unmute and respond,
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and we'll try and get through this. Okay. Well, we'll try and get minutes left of it, but, you know, it's obvious that Mercury is in retrograde. Who Rick was trying to say something there? Yes.
[01:40:12] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, god. You just Don't don't yell. Over modulating like crazy.
[01:40:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Take off your mic. Yeah. Get away from your mic.
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Okay. Is this better? Is this better? Yes. A little more. Thank you.
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Oh. You don't want anything else
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else.
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Okay. Alright. Hold the phone a foot away from you and talk.
[01:40:42] Unknown:
Okay. How about that? How about that? That's good. That's better. That's better. Okay. I'm not hearing that Jesus was a just saying? I don't think so. Just saying is like Arabian or a a a Assyrian. That is a geographical. Jesus was a Judahite. The height is there's, notes notes. No. Family. Because, there's a quote in the bible that says, yeah, the Jews would pray to walk in the fury with Judea because the Jews, the Judea, he was a Galilean.
[01:41:27] Unknown:
Yeah. There you go. Thank you, Rick. I remember John telling a story, you know, that, about the tax situation. Remember when Jesus told you that they were out on the Sea Of Galilee and he told one of them to get a fish and get the gold coin out of his mouth and render into Caesar what is Caesar's and stuff? They were foreigners. I wish I could remember that story that John used to tell. It was very, very accurate as to the Bible and biblical situations on taxation. Yes. There was a female there. Yes, ma'am? Yes, ma'am. Joan. Yes, ma'am. Joan. You gotta unmute, Joan.
[01:42:12] Unknown:
Oh my goodness. Yes. On mute. Okay. I said Jesus is white, and I think William knew that story about the coin in the mouth of the fish and the taxation. Jesus is white.
[01:42:26] Unknown:
Thank you. He was. You know, there's, Ted Weiland. He can't his name came up yesterday, who I was fortunate enough to meet and have have a meal a couple of meals with in Atlanta there. He'd always, Brueggemann would always bring him down for our festivals, tabernacles, and stuff. Good guy. He's a real good guy. And, shit. Now I forgot what I was gonna tell you about him. Maybe it'll come to me. Anyway, there was something about this. Anyway, old old Ted Weiland is another really good source, and it his, website is missiontoisrael.org. Missiontoisrael.org.
He's Christian identity guy, and, he's got he's a pretty prolific writer. Not some of the things we totally agree, unlike the situation with Brent. He wrote a book called, you know, the constitution is an antichrist document. And he and Brent were supposed to have a debate on that set up, promoted. It was in Missouri, somewhere, I guess, around Branson. And, whoever set it up screwed up Brent's microphone settings. And you could barely, barely, barely hear his responses where Ted was right on, and it was, unfortunate. But, that's the way it was. Anyway, he's got a wonderful book that, actually, I bought a case of when Yerne gave out for Christmas presents called yester God's Chosen People, Yesterday, Today, and Forever, I believe.
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God's covenant people.
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Okay. Covenant. That's right. And, it's written in a really unique style. If you're not deeply embedded in biblical stuff, I would skip the first five pages and then come back and read them after you've read the book. But he goes through all of these different issues, and he has the whole thing. Is in one side is all these, quotes from Jewish sources and the other side is all these quotes from Christian and white sources. And they've got an index where you can go back and get particular subjects and go back and find out where the fine words mentioned in all these different, pages. Pages. It's a spectacular book. I think the paperback's $10.
But, yeah, on this Jewish issue, it's one of the most definitive things I've ever had my hands on. So God's covenant people yesterday, today, and forever. Ted Weiland's website, missiontoisrael.org. Good guy. He used to be a, rodeo guy rodeo guy. And he got in an accident somehow, and it knocked him out of rodeo. And he was very spiritual, and he started doing all this research and all this writing, and he's very good at it. So and a very nice guy. So there you go. Who else has got something or a question or whatever this morning? I got a question.
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That's sketchy. I don't see. I don't Yeah. My history is not that that good in Spain, but it was the Christians and Islam the Islamists that kicked the Jews
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out? Well, it it varied. It varied because for hundreds of years, like they said, the the the mercenaries from France had come down and kick them out. And then they double cross them and go back with the Muslims and they'd come take over. They controlled it for seven hundred years. And it's all these battles back and forth. And the Jews were kind of pawns in the middle. But basically what they do today, they throw the other side under the bus.
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Yes. Yes. And interesting story, around the same time, there was a mosque in Seville, Spain.
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And, Seville.
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Seville, Seville. And, they the Christians converted the mosque to a Christian church, and it is it's called the Seville or Seville Cathedral, and it is, I think, the only church maybe in the world or in Spain that have dual services. They have a Christian service and a Islamic service, which I found interesting.
[01:46:58] Unknown:
Well, in the seven hundred years that the Islams, the Mohammedans ruled, I mean, they had some spectacular architecture still today. There's a wonderful mosque. They call it the Alabska Mosque, I think. And I've seen some concerts that were done in there, Lorena McKinnon, one of them. And the architecture is spectacular throughout Spain as to referencing these changes.
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Yeah. And that's the Alhambra
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Castle. Yeah. Alhambra. That's right. Yeah. Yes. Just magnificent building. Yes. Perfect. Yes. It is. Perfect acoustics.
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Perfect acoustics, and they have a a a a fountain that is a water clock with lions going around the fountain, and it tells time.
[01:47:51] Unknown:
I'll be darned. Well, you know, I mean, they gave us the alphabet. They came up with mathematics. They came up with navigation. These are all, things that the, air world has brought us. They're not all a bunch of inbreds. Maybe now a lot of them are. But they're that's a really big drawback in their culture is they allow them to marry second cousins. It really has an effect. I mentioned it the other day. When they started the, taking over Europe, Belgium used to have these mental hospitals, and they just they weren't even hardly full. Now they're totally full. Most of them are Arabs. So, big problem with that race.
So who else, this morning's got something? If
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not I do, Roger.
[01:48:39] Unknown:
Okay. Rob. Was that Rob again? No. That's Sherry. That's Sherry right there.
[01:48:44] Unknown:
Yes. Thank you. Back to the temple tribute, and it was Peter and in Capernaum, and he volunteered the tax. And what it cost him was a day of teaching from the Messiah to go out and fish out that that coin to pay the tax. And there is there is again, it's Matthew seventeen and twenty seven. Well, let's go back to 26 where he 25. So do they take tribute, of their own children or of strangers? Strangers. Peter sayeth unto him of strangers. Jesus says say it unto him, I call him Yahushua. Then are the children free children free. Notwithstanding, lest we should offend them.
Go thou to the sea and cast and hook. And and it finishes up where he has to go and do that, but, it was volunteered. So when you volunteer something, you have to fulfill that commitment. And that is the moral of the story, the principle. And that's what we do here here.
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I promise you IRS will not take an unsigned ten forty. I don't care what the amount is.
[01:50:14] Unknown:
Correct. You volunteer it. And it says on the front of the instruction form, voluntary compliance. So funny. There you go. I guilt.
[01:50:26] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Thank you, Sherry. Yeah. That's what the old in the old booklets, it said our system is based on system of voluntary compliance. And these old guys should read it and, you know, I choose not to volunteer. And, of course, then thereafter failure to file on them in the process over there in the tax process where they can get you tricked into a contract. Trickery, deception, no good, lies, that's these people's history. And you heard it for your own ears. It goes all the way back to August and before. We heard it right there with the history.
Yes, ma'am?
[01:51:02] Unknown:
I was just gonna add, and that is what, overcomes the constitution, contracts and treaties
[01:51:13] Unknown:
and treaties are contracts as well. If they're if they're cons yeah. I I it's such a sticky area. If they're constitutional, the treaties can override it. You hear people with differing opinions on that. But we're just so fortunate But contracts definitely do. We Correct? Yeah. If you well, yeah. Well, in the treaty a contract?
[01:51:35] Unknown:
Well, correct. But what I'm saying is all these contracts that they, unwittingly get us into, they do override the constitution. Contractual law says reign supreme.
[01:51:50] Unknown:
I yield. They're just so slimy. They really are. Just so fortunate to have found this little key here that we found at the bottom of a haystack. It's right next to a needle. And, we picked it up, and everyone can benefit. And, we'll see where it goes. I know one thing, they're running scared, and and we've got something that really terrorizes them. As much as all these other things do with Charlie Kirk, don't forget, Candace comes back next week. The Charlie Kirk thing, all the Gaza, all the things they've got. By the way, they're over there bobbing Gaza every frigging day.
You don't hear about it in the news, but they're over there bombing every day. So just a bunch of slimers they are. Just like it said in that thing we played, they can't be trusted. They cannot be trusted. That's who they are. So, Paul, anybody else got anything? If not, I'm gonna ask Paul to maybe, dial the rest of that thing up, and let's just polish off the show with it, and I'll go watch my football game. Okay?
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May I?
[01:52:58] Unknown:
Okay, Ferris. Real quick. Real quick. It says in Ferris. This isn't Ferris. This is Matt. I just wanna Well, Matt, unfortunately, you sound like Ferris. So go ahead. Well, I was here with I've been here for your way before Ferris. But yeah. I know. I know that. How are you, buddy? So,
[01:53:15] Unknown:
I just wanna clarify, something that Sherry just said. The constitution allows for contracts, whether they're good contracts, bad contracts, whatever, and all contracts are voluntary. So it's they are constitutional. They're not it's not that they're, she said something like, they don't override the constitution. The, an obligation of a contract. That's all written right in the constitution. So I just wanted to make that clarification. These are terrible, deceptive contracts that they've they've tricked us into, but they're allowed for in the constitution.
[01:53:54] Unknown:
So I just wanted to clarify that. Matt, did you ever see in the old days, did you ever see a book called Invisible Contracts?
[01:54:02] Unknown:
I don't remember who the author was. I you know, I I I I've heard of it. George Mercer.
[01:54:09] Unknown:
George Mercer. Thank you.
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Okay. Okay.
[01:54:14] Unknown:
I don't know. George I remember seeing it. Illegal before. But but there's Chris. What, Chris?
[01:54:21] Unknown:
Contract to do something that's illegal is void.
[01:54:26] Unknown:
Well, of course, ab initio from the beginning.
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That's right. That's right.
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And that's why another reason they've they've got to recognize this affidavit when you submit it. If you're new and still listen, they've got to recognize it. They don't have a choice. So that's what it is. So who else has got something to add here at the end of the program today on Saturday, and I'm gonna go start my weekend?
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Roger.
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Rich? Yes, sir.
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Is that Rich?
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Yes. Can you hear me?
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I I can.
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Okay.
[01:55:10] Unknown:
I lost my train of thought now, but, I was just gonna ask about piercing the veil of the Corporate veil? Yes, sir. Who, or how is that done?
[01:55:28] Unknown:
Well, you'd have to go and get the Department of Justice to say they've done it and initiate somebody. Maybe somebody privately could bring a suit. I don't know. And the reason I don't know is because it's never done.
[01:55:43] Unknown:
That,
[01:55:45] Unknown:
You might put that in a search. You you might put that in a search, Rich, and, Piercing the Corporate Veil, come back and give us a little book report on it. K? Comment.
[01:55:55] Unknown:
Yes, ma'am. Julie, hold on, Paul. Yeah. You can, you can pierce the corporate veil of a limited liability corporation or a corporation that an owner hides behind if they have not complied with all of the requirements for that corporation. For example, so many people set up an LLC and then they're a single owner or a two partner member. They don't hold annual meetings. They don't have minutes. They don't have the proper stock certificates. They don't have the proper documents in their binders, and you can pierce the corporate veil that way by alleging that they did not that's really not a corporation because it wasn't held up properly, ideals. Yeah.
[01:56:40] Unknown:
Or they do something real heinous or something. And I I just don't know the process. And I promise you, if you start going and researching it, Rich, you're not gonna find very many cases. And the only cases I bet you'll find are against enemies of our enemies.
[01:56:56] Unknown:
Yeah. You can also, also look at the banking statements there. If they've used the LLC to pay for, like, personal things at home, like utility bills and stuff like that out of the LLC, you can also pierce it that way as well. There's many ways to pierce the corporate veil, but it does involve going to court.
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Okay.
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So you want to go But go ahead. I have to circle back to that document that Jeff sent on the sixteenth, because, the last page of it talks about exactly what we're talking about. Exactly. And, I can read that last page right quick, but I'm gonna have to stop the, I'm gonna have to stop the Whistler because I won't have time to do it otherwise. But, oh, oh, for crying out loud.
[01:57:45] Unknown:
There's the Whistler. Well There you go. Sorry about that. Him and he he's like Genie. He just appears.
[01:57:51] Unknown:
Yeah. Whistler. It should be okay. Here we go. Lawful principles supporting the remedy, natural law maxims, where there is a right, there is a remedy. No right of action arises from a fraud. According to the laws of nature, it is just that no one should be enriched through detriment and injury to another, I e at another's expense. Gross negligence is equal to fraud. The more common the evil, the worse it is. The foundational authority from the Declaration of Independence in 1776, all men are endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights. Among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Governments are instituted to secure these rights, not to grant or remove them. The common law tradition, every wrong must have a remedy. The constitutional supremacy, no statute, corporate immunity, or emergency act can supersede the right of a man to be made whole when harmed. And corporate and medical liability in lawful context, doctors, executives, and public officials are not exempt when acting outside lawful authority or without fully informed consent. Physician liability, a doctor's license protects him legally but not lawfully. If he causes harm through coercion, omission, or concealment, a license cannot legalize trespass upon another's body.
Corporate liability. Corporate officers are personally liable when they direct or knowingly profit from harm to living men and women. The corporate veil does not shield fraud, gross negligence, or willful misconduct. Once any officer, doctor, or administrator is lawfully noticed of harm and fails to cure or respond, he then becomes personally accountable in his private capacity, accountable in his private capacity. So the summary of the lawful remedy path, number one, declare affidavit does that. Number two, create a full evidentiary record of harm.
Number three, serve notices of injury and opportunity to cure. Number four, perfect default and record affidavit of claim. Number five, issue lawful writs, trespass, trover, or riplevin if property was taken. Number six, perfect common law lean upon the default. And number seven, aggregate claims and demand systemic correction. There you go. That's how you do your research.
[02:00:33] Unknown:
And Replevin are both common law actions. So And there you go. It's over. There you go. Thank you, kids. I'm gonna run off and run off. Thank you, Jeff. Love you. And we'll see you, hopefully on Monday. Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend, and, I'll see you then, hopefully. Tell all your friends. Get free right here. Right. We got tickets to freedom right here. We won't even charge it. Yes. Who is it?
[02:01:04] Unknown:
It's Bruce. Bruce.
[02:01:07] Unknown:
Bruce. That is our go that is our golden shield right there. We're all red. Everybody needs to do that.
[02:01:16] Unknown:
Alrighty. I'll see y'all next week. Great. Have a chat. Wonderful weekend. Thank you, Sketch. See you.
[02:01:24] Unknown:
Thank you, Raj. Hey. I got a question. Paul?
[02:01:30] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:01:32] Unknown:
Hey. It's Rich again. I I wanted to ask you, you, I think it was a show that you guys did, maybe a month or two months ago. And, you were talking I I came in kinda late, but you were talking about once you submit something, don't don't change it or don't add anything to it or take away anything from it. And Well I don't know if you were referring to the affidavit.
[02:02:04] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I was referring to the affidavit. Anything anything that you submit, anything that you submit, I mean, that starts the thirty day clock for rebuttal, and if there is no rebuttal, then that affidavit is cured. Now, if you have an issue or something like that and you update the affidavit, as a result of, you know, something else that's happening, then you've superseded the original affidavit with a follow-up affidavit that hasn't fully cured. So you've gotta have all of your ducks in a row and all your pieces in place and file it and record it and forget it.
Pull it out when you need it. So you better make sure you've got everything in there. That's what I was talking about. K? That's like a crooked stick. Yeah. I You're welcome. Now there was somebody else that that started talking to. Who who was that somebody else right after Raj left? Yeah.
[02:03:11] Unknown:
Paul? Yep. Yeah. Go ahead. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yes. Okay.
[02:03:15] Unknown:
I got a question. I know it's kinda relating back to with Danny or Daniel in Alaska, and it's as a national, don't you have a god given right to hunt and forage for food?
[02:03:32] Unknown:
Well, the the courts won't agree, but, yeah. The, I I there was a guy there was a guy that was fishing. I think it was fishing without a license or whatever, or he was hunting. And,
[02:03:50] Unknown:
Yeah. That was
[02:03:53] Unknown:
that was the, natural man of Montana, I believe,
[02:03:56] Unknown:
decade ago. Natural man. Okay. The natural man of Montana. Well, he got his ass handed to him because he didn't exercise lawful remedy. He tried to use their jurisdiction and claim natural right. And once you once you walk into that administrative, field, you don't have any natural rights because you waive them when you cross the threshold of that room. So that's where he screwed up. If he would have attacked it administratively or through abatement prior to that event, he probably would have walked out of there a free man instead of, being bestowed upon him an orange jumpsuit, which is ever fashionable.
[02:04:44] Unknown:
Yeah.
[02:04:45] Unknown:
Not.
[02:04:48] Unknown:
No. I appreciate it. I just got
[02:04:50] Unknown:
Yes. Thank you for bringing that up. Okay. Who else has something? Let's have fun. Obviously, nobody. Okay. Well, then here we go. I'm gonna take the stream down. Thank you so much for everybody being with us here. Hang on, Joan. I'll catch you right after I take the stream down. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales Descendo edition, on, eurofolkradio.com and Global Voice Radio Network. Everybody's welcome. Just come on down. Join us in free conference call, and, you can find that link on our website, thematrixstocks.com. You will also find links to, downloadables.
You will find links to, oh, jeez, all kinds of fun stuff, downloadables, interviews, exhibits. You name it. It's there. Vmatrix.com. Pack a lunch. Stay the day. I'm out of here. Thanks. Ciao. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Radio Network.
[02:06:20] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Cold open, tech hiccups, and roll call
Broadcast platforms and housekeeping
Audience joins; weekend chatter and sports banter
Trump, Zelensky, and the Bering Strait tunnel idea
Show purpose and Q&A invitation for new students
Daniel from Alaska: residency definitions and AG query
Hunting, fishing, and "resident" vs. nonresident alien in AK law
Affidavits, rights reserved, and strategy notes
College football aside; segue to legal history
Utah case Dyett v. Turner and the 14th Amendment critique
Case sourcing, PDFs, and implications for status
Tulsi Gabbard citizenship and constitutional eligibility
Historical segment: Jews in Spain—usury and upheaval
Reactions to the history clip and patterns of usury
Ethiopia, identity, and cultural claims
Why import non‑Jew Ethiopians? Usury speculation
Was Jesus a Jew? Judean, Galilean, and tribal lineage
Book recs: Ted Weiland and missiontoisrael.org
Voluntary taxes, the coin in the fish, and contracts
Piercing the corporate veil and corporate formalities
Lawful remedies list: notices, liens, and writs
Affidavit timing, superseding, and best practices
Natural right to hunt vs. administrative courts
Sign‑off, site links, and closing bumper
