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- - - - - All right, folks. | |
We're live. | ||
It is, what, Thursday night, about to be Friday morning, and it is, what is it, the 16th of, 17th of July 2003. And you can see an exhausted Alex Jones up in Kansas City a couple months ago. | ||
And we're going to be taking your calls tonight. | ||
If you want to join us on air, it's 477-2288, 477-2288. | ||
If you're watching, this is a live show here in July of 2003. At a later date, of course, this will be re-aired. | ||
As a tape of a live broadcast. | ||
A lot of news that I'd like to cover. | ||
Congressman Ron Paul addresses the U.S. House of Representatives. | ||
July 10, 2003. Neocond is the title of his speech. | ||
And it's a 15-page speech. | ||
And it's by the Liberty Committee. | ||
Well, in this printer it was 11 pages. | ||
Political action for principle. | ||
And he has the most conservative voting record in Congress. | ||
Of course, he's from right here in Texas. | ||
His district is just south of Austin. | ||
And he says the ultimate threat in this speech is the Republican Party. | ||
And he says that they have conned the American people. | ||
And you can read this. | ||
This speech that Ron Paul gave before Congress at thelibertycommittee.org forward slash neo-con.htm or you can just go to infowars.com or prisonplanet.com and read all about it. | ||
And he says that we have been scammed and conned by the Trojan horse Republicans who in truth are giving us bigger government, less liberty, more gun control than Bill Clinton was ever able to. | ||
Because fake conservatives are able to neutralize the good Americans out there whose hearts are in the right place, but they're easily conned by someone if they have the proper label. | ||
Also, one of the big news stories, I interviewed the family, the father and the daughter, on my syndicated radio broadcast today in the first hour from 11 to 12. And we'll be posting that interview on Infowars.com and PrisonPlanet.com in the next few days. | ||
There was a story out of the New York Post yesterday that spurred me to get the family on the show. | ||
College whiz kid. | ||
Court KO's college whiz kid. | ||
And if you want to know the agenda of the government, you read the story about Angela Lipsman. | ||
At 15, she's graduating from college with honors. | ||
She has a 3.84. | ||
So a 3.84 grade average. | ||
She's in the top 1% of the accredited major college in Manhattan. | ||
And so due to this, she was in the paper last week, it says, for having, at 15, having a very high grade point average and all her friends and how well she's doing in college. | ||
And it says here in the article that a judge and the CPS thought that that was abusive, so they're filing criminal charges against the father. | ||
Stay tuned right here for more classics. | ||
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Watch out for martial law. | |
When he's out there watching after you. | ||
If he's a tool of the spankster, he's a badge-rearing gangster. | ||
An agent straight from inner pool. | ||
Watch out for martial law. | ||
He's there to prove he wants a muscle and might. | ||
And he just might pull you over to the side of the shoulder. | ||
'Cause he cannot see your license plate the light. | ||
Because he cannot see your license plate the light. | ||
Ain't it a frightening feeling when... | ||
Okay, this folks, this is Victoria. | ||
And we came up here to support her in Williamson County. | ||
They're trying to steal her children, and I want you to tell your story about what happened today and what they're trying to do to you here in Williamson County. | ||
Thank God you're getting out of Williamson County. | ||
About to be terminated on my daughter. | ||
She's my eighth child. | ||
My rights were terminated on my other seven children. | ||
They were removed from my parents' home, and my dad was only under suspicion. | ||
He was never charged. | ||
There's no case number. | ||
He was only accused of it in 1996. And I was incarcerated for an $80 check from 1988. And I went away for two years for an $80 check. | ||
And when I come back home... | ||
I have a house within 30 days and a job and everything I need. | ||
And I was made so many false allegations, false allegations, that I'm a drug addict, that I don't have a house, I don't have a job, and all of that's false. | ||
That every order that CPS would bring to the court, the judge would sign it. | ||
And my rights were terminated because of those false allegations, malicious prosecution, false prosecution. | ||
The judge hates me. | ||
He hates my father. | ||
He hates my family. | ||
He just hates us. | ||
Why does he hate you, ma'am? | ||
He hates us because I didn't sign any papers to get my father arrested. | ||
Why would he hate you? | ||
Because you wouldn't sign papers to get your father back? | ||
Because in exchange to get my kids back, I would have to send my father away to prison for a long time. | ||
I would have to bring false charges that he raped me, he molested me when I was growing up. | ||
So really anybody extorted you? | ||
I had to sell my soul for a Tootsie Roll. | ||
I had to sign papers that my father molested me when I was growing up. | ||
Are you a victim of any kind of child abuse? | ||
No, my father never molested me, but I had to sign papers to get my children back. | ||
So somebody just basically called? | ||
CPS to get something started, so just off the word of somebody calling in, they turned around and did that? | ||
Oh, so they just made up whatever they wanted to make up. | ||
How did they take her babies from her? | ||
They told you to show up here today, here in Williamson County. | ||
You live in South Austin. | ||
What happened? | ||
Tell us what happened. | ||
What happened is I went in the courtroom and CPS wasn't here. | ||
The court was rescheduled for April the 4th at 2 p.m. | ||
of 2002, and I had no recollection of it. | ||
I never got any notice in the mail of it, and the judge let me know of the reschedule for the court. | ||
I don't have an attorney, and they told me that, you know... | ||
Hey, but you know what? | ||
Bottom line, she didn't get no notice, but she showed up. | ||
This is the most important point. | ||
Nobody else wasn't here, but she was here for her babies. | ||
Tell your story where we can get it down. | ||
The whole deal boils down to this. | ||
She got eight kids took away from her through Williamson County because allegations brought against my dad. | ||
He was never charged with a crime. | ||
He was... | ||
I mean, he'd never seen one day a jail, and they just jumped up, popped up one day, and just started taking her kids. | ||
And it's sad, you know, that we live in a society like this. | ||
And along with CPS, and she went through all the counseling and everything else, and because she didn't sign, because she didn't sign papers against my father, they made her life impossible. | ||
They made her life impossible. | ||
And I witnessed, my whole family witnessed, the whole town of Taylor witnessed what they've done to my sister. | ||
And they've done the same thing to another friend. | ||
They treat you like an animal over here, like you don't have any rights, like you're still in slave time. | ||
It treats you like animals here. | ||
We don't have any rights. | ||
We don't have any constitutional rights. | ||
It's a lie. | ||
And the whole court system is involved. | ||
The judges is involved. | ||
The county attorney is involved. | ||
The whole system, if you go against one, you go against the whole county. | ||
It's ridiculous, Mike. | ||
I'm telling you. | ||
It is ridiculous that what she's been through, the thousands of dollars. | ||
She gave Stuart Whitlow in Round Rock, Texas, I don't know how many thousands of dollars. | ||
And he come here and he had lunch with CPS. They sat down and drank coffee and laughed. | ||
He didn't say one thing for my sister. | ||
And we didn't know at that point that he was a court-appointed lawyer also here for Williamson County. | ||
And, uh, we've just been through so much. | ||
And, uh, we want her eight kids back. | ||
And we need them back. | ||
Why do you need them back? | ||
That's our family. | ||
That's our blood. | ||
Thank you. | ||
That's family. | ||
That's the point, family. | ||
And this lady is crying out of passion. | ||
She never abused her kids. | ||
She... | ||
I've never abused any of my children. | ||
Show them your babies. | ||
Put them up close, sweetie. | ||
And if you knew anybody was hurting your babies, what would you do? | ||
Turn it up a little bit, sweetie, because you're on the sideways. | ||
And you said they stole that one right out there? | ||
Just go nuts to protect them. | ||
This child is Jennifer, and they're trying to terminate their rights on her. | ||
They were trying to terminate them today, but it was a reschedule. | ||
And this child got this hernia right after they took her. | ||
I was breastfeeding her. | ||
She was two weeks old. | ||
I had just had her, and they just took her. | ||
They took her. | ||
They just grabbed her. | ||
There's no abuse going on. | ||
I was with her 24 hours a day, but I was living on my father's premises, a man who was only under suspicion in 1996, only under suspicion, no charges, no arrest for child abuse. | ||
And the police in Taylor came with CPS to pick my daughter up on March 15th, and they took her and they threatened that they called the transit car to lock me up and press charges on me if I didn't let this two-week-old baby go, and she got a hernia. | ||
When she got in there, she cried so much for breast milk, her umbilical cord exposed. | ||
Ma'am, you said your father was accused of child abuse. | ||
Who was he accused of child abuse? | ||
One of her kids. | ||
One of your children. | ||
But there was no ground. | ||
CPS got together with CPS down there in South Texas. | ||
A lady by the name of Patricia Salinas got together with CPS here in Williamson County. | ||
And they made her life impossible. | ||
They stopped us. | ||
They stopped us. | ||
They made her life miserable. | ||
She went for a psychological evaluation. | ||
She done everything the courts asked her to do. | ||
She got her house. | ||
I got three perfectly well psychological evaluations. | ||
CPS, Denise Montemar and Kim Gibbons begged every doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist they could to say that I was crazy and I have a perfect mental history, psychological history. | ||
I'm perfectly well. | ||
Every psychological exam, evaluation with flying colors. | ||
I've been to two colleges, a high school graduate, I've been to two colleges, I have college credits, and in 20 minutes, three minutes, three weeks before the termination hearing, in May of 2000, in April of 2000, Dr. Mary Pierre, she diagnosed me as... | ||
Mentally insane, psychologically ill, that I needed years and years of medication and treatment, that I was a sick child, that I needed to be in a mental institution. | ||
In 20 minutes, I've never seen her in my life. | ||
But that was to be used three weeks later after termination to term my rights, terminate my rights of my children. | ||
Finally, CPS got her to lie and falsify the results of a psychological evaluation, a doctor, a licensed doctor in Hidalgo County. | ||
I think, let me just say this, I think any sane woman would fight for her children. | ||
I think you're insane if you don't fight for your children. | ||
She wants her children back. | ||
Yeah. | ||
What did you learn out of this experience, first of all? | ||
That the system is crooked, the system is dirty, the system is illegal. | ||
That there is no justice. | ||
There's possibly justice. | ||
This is what the young lady said, but baby, you know what? | ||
I understand you. | ||
The passion and the pain that you are expressing a lot of other women that are incarcerated. | ||
You are free, and then you will reschedule. | ||
There are women, especially black women, incarcerated, and they can't get out and go to court to fight for their children. | ||
And the court system set the battle up at the time when they know these mothers are incarcerated. | ||
If you're incarcerated, how the heck are you going to go and fight for your children? | ||
Mike asked me to come, and I'm here because Mike asked me to come. | ||
You know what? | ||
But I want information for the people back in Austin so we can embrace them and let them know. | ||
Hell, this kid is still happening from then. | ||
This is happening from then. | ||
This is happening in Travis and Williams County and every other county. | ||
Because it's a money-making business for them to steal your children. | ||
Yes, it is. | ||
Child Protective Services get from the state $2,000 in grants and state funds a month for each child that they can detain from their parents. | ||
How much? | ||
$2,000 a month. | ||
And they distribute $1,000 to the foster parents and they keep $1,000 for their funding. | ||
And when they do finally terminate your rights, the state gives them $250,000 per child for terminating your rights. | ||
Yes. | ||
Okay. | ||
I want you to look in that camera. | ||
Let's let her look into this camera. | ||
And you tell Austin, Texas. | ||
You tell them what they're doing to you and how you feel about this, what they're doing with your children. | ||
I feel that everyone in the court system is dirty, that the CPS are liars. | ||
They're malicious and false prosecutors. | ||
And they feel the court reports full of lies, and the judge doesn't care what I have to say or the mothers have to say. | ||
All they care is what CPS has to say, and the judge signs every court order just about the CPS rights. | ||
They don't care. | ||
The judge is just with the state. | ||
He wants to take every kid. | ||
He helps the state take every kid that he can away because it's a money-making thing for the state. | ||
I don't know how each of them get money out of it, but they're doing it. | ||
They're doing it. | ||
You were accused of leaving your baby with a child molester or a child abuser or what? | ||
I was accused just because I was living on the same premises in an RV trailer near this supposedly designated perpetrator. | ||
I was only living in the premises. | ||
I never left her. | ||
Yeah, but who's... | ||
She was... | ||
You protected your child. | ||
What you're saying is all the time. | ||
You never left... | ||
I never left her. | ||
...personally with him a long way. | ||
Never, never. | ||
He couldn't do anything to her. | ||
Never, never. | ||
I hardly slept. | ||
In the court, did they prove that, that you left her a long way? | ||
No, they didn't. | ||
They just took her. | ||
And the judge signed the orders, and he said, we have probable cause. | ||
We're keeping her. | ||
My father is... | ||
He's 100% African-American. | ||
They don't like African-Americans in this county. | ||
They don't like Hispanics. | ||
Americans in this county. | ||
I'm born and raised in Taylor, Texas, in Williamson County, so I know with all my heart how it is. | ||
Well, I just want to say this also. | ||
I tell my sister, once we get out of this ordeal, if we make it, let's go back down to the valley. | ||
Throw by UCO, west side. | ||
It's no fair shake here in this county. | ||
We was raised in this county. | ||
Went to school in this county. | ||
We paid taxes in this county. | ||
And they just violated our constitutional rights. | ||
They just come through our house. | ||
They just took the kids. | ||
I mean, when we come to the courtroom, we didn't have one chance at all. | ||
Not one chance. | ||
They fabricated allegations and they put things together on us that wasn't even true, things that we had never heard before. | ||
Okay, so you said they came through your house. | ||
I want you to address a picture. | ||
They come to the house. | ||
They just took the kids. | ||
When they came to your house, what did they do? | ||
When they came to your house, please tell us. | ||
They've done the same thing in the Valley. | ||
They come to the house. | ||
They took the kids. | ||
They took the kids. | ||
They just come and just take the kids. | ||
I moved to Hidalgo County because I was being threatened so much by the Child Protective Services in Williamson County. | ||
I left and moved to Hidalgo County and got me a house immediately. | ||
And they put a protective order because they didn't want no communication between me and my children. | ||
So I had to see my children in a little room twice a month. | ||
And then I had to have the Mission Police in Mission, Texas, Hidalgo County patrol my yard to patrol my street because Patricia Salinas and Denise Montemar, which is Denise Montemar from Round Rock CPS, she kept going to the valley on the plane trying to pick up Michael Jr., Michael Brian Vance Jr., she kept going to the valley on the plane trying my four-month-old baby, trying to just pick him up, just take him to make it look like I'm an unfit mother and bring him back to Williamson County. | ||
And she succeeded. | ||
She just picked him up and had my mom sign a document. | ||
My mom didn't want that child. | ||
AND SHE BROUGHT THEM BACK. | ||
SHE BROUGHT THEM BACK TO WILLIAMSWAM COUNTY AND I HAVEN'T SEEN THEM SINCE. | ||
AND THAT'S TWO AND A HALF YEARS AGO. | ||
Yeah, there's that four of them came by here since we... | ||
We better roll then. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Well, is there anything... | ||
Well, she didn't finish her story. | ||
Now tell what's going on now. | ||
What's your plans in the future? | ||
Well, I'm trying to find the best attorney that I can, somebody who's willing to come over here. | ||
And it's illegal. | ||
The court system is standing up because people are afraid to come over here because they can't believe it. | ||
The judge, they can't believe that this court system is so crooked and so dirty and so illegal. | ||
And you've seen it firsthand? | ||
And I've seen it firsthand. | ||
And I'm trying to get some judge. | ||
I need a federal judge. | ||
I need a federal courthouse. | ||
This judge hates my guts. | ||
He hates my father's guts. | ||
He hates my guts, too. | ||
We're also hoping to catch some type of national attention on this case and on this situation. | ||
Once they go through all the paperwork and everything, they will find out the truth. | ||
They took her kids for nothing, for no reason at all. | ||
For no reason at all. | ||
Well, they'll see it on Access TV in Austin, so that'll be a start. | ||
And like I say, you know, thank you a lot. | ||
Thank you all a lot for supporting us and standing by us. | ||
We need more people like y'all in this system to stand by. | ||
We need more people like y'all to stand up for y'all family and y'all loved ones. | ||
Mike Hanson, you're a good guy. | ||
Hey, you're a fantastic guy, man. | ||
Hey, look here. | ||
Peace out. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It's not fair to steal and children. | ||
My mom was a poor one. | ||
And my daddy had to see my dad. | ||
And he never brought me a Christmas trip. | ||
I just want to say, Christy, Joe, Cornelia, Mark, Sandy, Maria, and Mike Jr., if you're watching, I love you with all my heart. | ||
I'm going to fight till there's the last breath in me for you guys. | ||
Whatever it takes, I'll go to the ends of the earth till I get you guys back. | ||
If it kills me, I'm going to get you guys back. | ||
In the name of Jesus. | ||
And that's love. | ||
That's recorded. | ||
Like I said, I appreciate everything. | ||
And, hey, keep y'all good work up also. | ||
Because, hey, I know if we can get people like y'all in these offices, a lot of things will change. | ||
They look at you at a certain level in life, and they just step right over you, you see? | ||
So money here, and it's all about the money here in this county. | ||
Like I say, we need peoples like y'all, Mike Hanson. | ||
We need you peoples to get these positions, these offices, and whatever, to help peoples out like us. | ||
We need a strong voice. | ||
Tell everybody to get out and vote. | ||
Everybody get out and vote for Mike Hanson, and I'm going to throw Westside for all you homeboys out there in the valley if y'all get a hold to this tape. | ||
And peoples that's living here in Williamson County that's going through the same thing we're going through, I hope they get their hands on this. | ||
Organize. | ||
Organize. | ||
Your wife, your sister can be, and you can be leaders of this organization. | ||
Y'all need to organize. | ||
We're going to work something out. | ||
We're going to work something out here in God's name, you know? | ||
We love our family. | ||
Don't nobody want their kids living in other people's houses for no reason at all, you see? | ||
We love our kids. | ||
Just like these people love their kids, we love our kids. | ||
Don't nobody want their kids spread it all over the United States. | ||
You can't talk to them. | ||
You can't go visit them. | ||
You can't go see them. | ||
It's a business, man. | ||
It's all about money, man. | ||
I even said in the courtroom, it's all about money, man. | ||
It's political and financial. | ||
And this Jergens guy sat there on a stand. | ||
He'd go home and eat dinner with his kids every night. | ||
You know? | ||
He's got a good... | ||
He's got his family together. | ||
But here we are spending thousands and thousands of dollars struggling, trying to pay rent. | ||
Trying to get our family back. | ||
We want our kids back home. | ||
We love our kids. | ||
That's what we want, man. | ||
That's all we're shooting for, you know? | ||
We can take care of our kids. | ||
We can probably make more money than they make, you know? | ||
We live better than they live. | ||
Not when they tie you up in court all day. | ||
That's the problem, sir, and that's what I want to address. | ||
Like I say, you know, it's destroying us, man. | ||
We ain't going to stop until we get our kids back. | ||
In this county. | ||
And if it take 10 more years from today, we're going to do something. | ||
We want national attention on this county right here. | ||
We want national attention on what they're doing. | ||
And it's five other families here in this county that I know of that they took their kids away from them also. | ||
Come over here and tell us how you feel about your sister one more time, because she is such a lovely person. | ||
I love my sister, and I've watched my sister struggle through the years, and I love my sister, and I've watched my sister struggle through the years with this whole situation, this whole ordeal. | ||
Look at this, Mike, man. | ||
We need more peoples like you in office, man. | ||
And like I say, man, if we can get... | ||
I hope you get this commission deal over there in South Austin, man. | ||
You'll help a lot of us, man, out. | ||
Because these peoples, once they get in these offices, all they think about is the money. | ||
They forget about the people. | ||
You see what I'm saying? | ||
And that's the problem here in Williamson County. | ||
These peoples don't do nothing but think about the money. | ||
They don't care about your kids, if you're making it this or that. | ||
They're thinking about the money, man. | ||
That's all they worry about. | ||
It's a money system set up here. | ||
So, hey, man, good luck, man. | ||
And I'm going to be voting for you, and I'm going to be out there working for you, man. | ||
Here. | ||
God bless you. | ||
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Hey, peace out, bro. | |
Peace out. | ||
And we had them on today. | ||
They are moving to take her from the family. | ||
And they put it in the New York Post like it's normal and good. | ||
They say it's abusive that she has a 3.84, that she's graduating with her bachelor's from college, going on to attain her master's. | ||
It's horrible that she's already getting offers from Fortune 500 companies. | ||
And I see articles like this every day. | ||
CPS, I've seen many articles where a 12-year-old wins a spelling bee against 17-year-old public school seniors. | ||
And CPS comes a knocking and says, you never registered with us as homeschoolers. | ||
We're going to file criminal charges. | ||
This is the new America. | ||
And I've read on this show, public, published UNESCO founding documents, the United Nations Educational and Cultural Organization, that writes policy for the Department of Education, and we're signed on through treaty with that, and Bush just expanded our connection to it. | ||
And Aldous Huxley, who wrote Brave New World, his brother was a big eugenics person, big Nazi, and he was the first Secretary General of UNESCO. Huxley gave a speech at Berkeley in 1962 and said that he got his ideas for Brave New World from his brother in the 30s, that that was the world they were trying to build, that he thought it was bad. | ||
So that's where all this comes from. | ||
And we have UNESCO documents where they say, quote, the families of disease must be eradicated. | ||
They must mold minds, not be questioning. | ||
I mean, this is official. | ||
And the teachers are mindless drones that just carry out their lesson plans designed to neutralize critical and free thinking. | ||
And here's a story out of the memory hole, another Orwellian term, and it's specifically out of the 1888 Senate Committee on Education was getting jittery about the localized Non-standard, non-mandatory form of education. | ||
It was actually teaching children to read at advanced levels, to comprehend history. | ||
And it goes on to think for themselves. | ||
The committee report stated, this is from the congressional record, we believe that education is one of the principal causes of discontent of late years manifesting itself among the laboring classes. | ||
I mean, I try to read a newspaper from the 1880s. | ||
They got words 14 feet long. | ||
And the average person could read it. | ||
Not today, but you do know how to cheer at a football game and beg a cop to not hit you too hard upside the head with his nightstick. | ||
And, oh, officer, thanks for your black ski mask. | ||
I know that's what good guys wear. | ||
You know, we're just totally mindless. | ||
And it goes in to talk about page after page of official statements and documents of how to dumb kids down. | ||
And I've had the former head of policy in the Reagan administration, number two position, Department of Education, Charlotte Iserby on many times. | ||
She's got a book out the size of a Dallas phone book full of official government documents. | ||
And it was the official policy of the Reagan administration covertly to dumb kids down and expand government and control people. | ||
And so you call him a conservative. | ||
It's just like Bush. | ||
I mean, for the mindless liberals out there, you should love Bush. | ||
Every federal agency exploding, destruction of liberty, compulsory national service, control, everything Bill Clinton couldn't get done for George Bush is. | ||
You see, there's no difference between you guys. | ||
But here it is. | ||
I interviewed Angela Lipsman and her father, Daniel Lipsman, and it says that CPS has been called in with criminal charges. | ||
Due to the fact that she never attended a public school in New York and never filled out forms with them and that they want everybody to know that the state wants everybody to know and the school board and the judge, the Albany Supreme Court Justice Bernard Malone, that this will not be tolerated. | ||
3.84 grade average at 15, graduating with her bachelor's. | ||
And talking to her, you know, she hangs out with all the college She's not learning how to snort cocaine or how to worship Nike tennis shoes. | ||
She is missing the Channel 1 TV ads they have the kids watch. | ||
She's not learning how to be frisked or to be searched or to live behind barbed wire or to thumb scan to get her school lunch. | ||
She's not learning how to give a urine test. | ||
She doesn't have Jean Muir in her classroom giving her criminal charges for being late to class. | ||
I'm sorry, she's not enjoying all that. | ||
And the father had never heard my radio show, and he said, he said, the schools here in New York are like prisons, and they want to train our kids to be prisoners. | ||
And that's just his native intelligence understanding exactly what it's about, because the documents stated that that's the plan. | ||
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Stay tuned right here for more classics. | |
Okay, folks, we're back with another horror story here. | ||
We've got Olga going to tell you her story of how the CPS has absolutely destroyed her life, too. | ||
Go ahead and tell her. | ||
And we're going to have to get her an interpreter because she speaks Spanish. | ||
Go ahead. | ||
Yes, and I'm Victoria Castillo, and I'm here interpreting for Olga Alvarez. | ||
And they've stole your children, too. | ||
My eight children have been stolen from me, and CPS is after my ninth children. | ||
No abuse involved, no convictions, no court. | ||
Records, only false accusations by CPS to make money off of these kids, that I'm a bad mother. | ||
They tried to force me into signing false documents to incarcerate my dad for the rest of his life. | ||
And when I didn't do that, put an innocent man behind bars, I've been living without my eight children for the last three years. | ||
And here's Olga's here to tell you her story. | ||
And Olga has another story. | ||
I mean, how many women am I going to have to go through to let y'all know out there that this is a problem? | ||
It's a very, very serious problem in Travis County, and now I'm starting to find out that it's going on in Caldwell, Williamson, Gonzales County, Hayes County. | ||
It's going on everywhere, folks, all over the United States. | ||
Somebody needs to stand up and say, no more. | ||
Stop using our children as an industry. | ||
Okay, Olga, tell us what you want to say to the people in Austin, and then she will interpret. | ||
Tell her to say her story. | ||
Speak up. | ||
Speak out. | ||
Olga's three children were removed from her custody? | ||
Stephanie, Ricky, and Gabi. | ||
And I went to, let me just say this, I went to the trial and I can vouch for you. | ||
There was no abuse or anybody didn't say anything about abuse. | ||
They just took her children. | ||
Her kids were just taken. | ||
There was no abuse, any kind of proof of abuse in the courthouse. | ||
They came to the school and got them. | ||
CPS came to the school and got those children. | ||
Okay, what would you like to tell the people of Austin, Texas? | ||
Especially Precinct 4. Because the people in Precinct 4 need to know that they start there and then they're spreading out from there. | ||
They need to know in Precinct 4. When I went to my school, my daughter was 12 years old. | ||
She went to talk to her and she said she went to school and someone called from her room and she put her in a room. | ||
And these women went to talk to her, that she was Leslie Tiberos and Tara Haskell. | ||
But at that time I didn't know what the names were. | ||
When I went to my children, she was walking. | ||
Because the school was close. | ||
So when I came to my house, she told me that two women had talked to me, and I told them who they were, and they didn't know. | ||
And the women of CPS were touching my door. | ||
So they entered, and they went inside. | ||
That was Linda Juarez, and that was Husky. | ||
At that moment, I didn't know what to say. | ||
I didn't know what to say. | ||
And they brought a police officer. | ||
They entered and this woman put me in the kitchen, Linda Juarez, and the other woman, the American woman, she was with my daughter. | ||
The police officer kept on the door. | ||
And then she started to threaten me, the Mexicans, Linda Juarez, that if I didn't tell the truth. | ||
that I would be a complice of my husband, and that I would have to write that job there, because otherwise I would be a complice, and that my husband would have touched inappropriately my daughter. | ||
So I told her that my daughter never had told me that. | ||
If I had happened to him, I thought I was going to be waiting for my husband to come. | ||
He was not in my house. | ||
My husband had been in Houston for work. | ||
And then that was Wednesday because it was the 12th of May of 2000. And I told him, wait for my husband, that he'll come right now. | ||
And they didn't want to. | ||
And they started to bother me to sign the paper, to sign the paper. | ||
And I didn't want to sign it. | ||
And I tried to talk to my sister, who is the brother of him, who is Irene. | ||
and then I tried to talk and she didn't let me talk. | ||
She told me to close the phone. | ||
I didn't let me talk and I saw no one who helped me. | ||
The police was just standing on the door, she didn't say anything. | ||
The other woman was behind with the children in my room. | ||
I didn't know what I was doing with my child. | ||
So when I was looking at that woman... I had my children with my bag. | ||
Tell them you want your children back. | ||
You tell them you want your children back. | ||
I want to tell you... | ||
Tell her what she said. | ||
Her story. | ||
Her kids were taken from her and she's been fighting for them for two years. | ||
The CPS went to the school and interviewed her children without her permission. | ||
Three of her kids. | ||
And then they followed the kids home, and they came with the police. | ||
And the police were standing at the door. | ||
And this is in Lockhart, Texas, in Caldwell County. | ||
And then Olga, they sat her down at the kitchen table, and all the CPS caseworkers were forcing her to make an unlawful confession that she was a witness to her husband's abusing her children. | ||
And Olga, the mother of these three children standing here, was telling the CPS that it never existed. | ||
She knew nothing about it. | ||
And then they kept telling her they were going to make her an accomplice. | ||
And they told her to pack the children's bags, and all she could remember is CPS hauling off with her kids. | ||
She hasn't had them in two years. | ||
And it's hurting, and it's devastating, and it's awful what CPS is. | ||
CPS is stealing and using our taxpayer dollars to keep these kids away from us good parents. | ||
We're good parents. | ||
We don't use drugs. | ||
We have our own houses and our own jobs. | ||
And CPS is stealing all our tax money. | ||
And all the money they can get from the federal government, they have to meet a quota, get so many kids a year to keep getting these funds, grants from the government. | ||
And it's all the money-making racket. | ||
They're rich! | ||
They're rich! | ||
And they're starting out with the poor people. | ||
And y'all better understand out there, once they're done with the poor and the minorities, they're coming after you folks. | ||
They're coming after you. | ||
And you better start getting people in these local offices that give a... | ||
Crap about what's going on to these people, because this breaks my heart, what's going on here. | ||
They are stealing people's kids. | ||
How would you like your children to be stolen? | ||
To be kidnapped? | ||
How would you like that? | ||
Open your eyes, public. | ||
CPS is stealing all kids all over the United States for money. | ||
It's a money-making racket. | ||
It buses loads a year. | ||
It's a money-making racket. | ||
It's a lie. | ||
It's not true. | ||
The majority of these kids are not abused. | ||
We're good parents. | ||
We're not on drugs. | ||
We work every day for a living. | ||
We don't steal and kill. | ||
It's a racket. | ||
It's a lie. | ||
And if you work for the CPS, you need to give us a call at 292-0070, and if you have to go against them, we'll put you in the dark. | ||
We'll put you in the dark where people can't see your face and change your voice or whatever we have to do if you want to come out against them, because we know that there's corruption going on right now, and we're going to find you out before it's over with. | ||
But the main issue is we need to vote these people out of office that are doing this to these nice women like this. | ||
I'm tired of this. | ||
It's dozens and dozens of women that are coming to me. | ||
And I'm tired of listening to these stories. | ||
Either y'all get out and vote, or you accept what's going on. | ||
Or it's coming to your neighborhood soon. | ||
It'll be knocking on your doors. | ||
It'll be happening to your kids and your grandchildren and all your friends and everybody you know, even you. | ||
It's coming through your doorstep because CPS is going to take every kid that they can until the laws are changed. | ||
And here's three women in court right now. | ||
Come back over here. | ||
You have Victoria and Olga and Joanne. | ||
You have three women here that did not deserve to have their children stolen by the CPS. Now this is outrageous, folks. | ||
Somebody needs to get on the ball and do something. | ||
And the first step you need to do is you need to get out and vote. | ||
You need to vote for somebody that's going to stand up for your God-given rights. | ||
I told them that if my husband was the fault of that he was going to come, that he would take them there, why would he take my children? | ||
And they didn't want to wait for him to come, and they took them. | ||
All of us specified to the CPS the day that they took the kids from her house, She specified, if you have something against my husband, if you're accusing my husband of abuse, well, take him. | ||
He's coming from Houston in several days. | ||
Wait to take him. | ||
Why are you taking my children? | ||
You have no proof. | ||
You have accused me of abuse. | ||
Why I have to suffer without the kids? | ||
Why the kids have to suffer without me? | ||
The one you're saying there's the enemy here is my husband. | ||
Why are you coming after me? | ||
Go after my husband. | ||
Well, hold on. | ||
Let's make sure that the audience knows that I've done a complete investigation about what went on with her husband. | ||
Tell her that I know what went on with her husband, and that was false, too. | ||
Even if it's false, they still take the children and say it's at risk, right? | ||
Yes, Mike Hanton was there at the courthouse. | ||
He did a complete investigation. | ||
He was through the whole trial, this Olga Amoresis trial, the lady standing here, and he was a witness that there was no... | ||
No proof that this man ever, anything ever happened, any abuse ever happened. | ||
And he still was found guilty, and the kids are still withheld from their mother who raised him. | ||
Education has succeeded beyond the government's wildest dreams. | ||
The drug war is a great success. | ||
And you're going, wait a minute, what do you mean? | ||
You said they're dumbing them down. | ||
You said the drug war has triple the heroin, double the cocaine on the streets, and more Americans in prison than anybody else in any other country. | ||
Well, that's a success. | ||
Government's grown, more power, more control, and more of the crisis agent they need as a pretext for domination. | ||
The bigger the education funding gets, the dumber the kids get. | ||
The lower the test scores. | ||
The more anti-poverty funding, the more poverty. | ||
The bigger the war on terror gets, the more terror. | ||
I mean, have you not figured this out yet, folks? | ||
And the globalists know you don't read Department of Education policy reports, where they admit that they want to destroy your family. | ||
There's a big study out, as if we needed a study, there's a bunch of them, where if your kid goes to daycare, they're like five times more likely to use drugs, alcohol later in life, to be violent, to end up on Ritalin or Prozac, because there's mean kids in daycare, and then your kid will become mean as well. | ||
One mean kid out of 20, you get a bunch of little demons. | ||
Well, of course, the government wrote policy reports in the 50s about destroying the nuclear family, promoting the breakdown of society, having a drone-type system. | ||
This is encouraging divorce, illegitimacy. | ||
Those are young males that will end up being in the prison system. | ||
Young females that will end up being the clerks and minions. | ||
They make it fashionable for both husband and wife to work a couple jobs. | ||
Then the kids are raised by TV in the public school. | ||
This is the system. | ||
And then you can both work for the government, you know, in their factories. | ||
And you work six months out of the year to pay your taxes, which is all put into social control to destroy the society. | ||
So I thought you might want to know about Court K.O.'s College Whiz Kid. | ||
It says a 15-year-old Manhattan girl whose parents sent her to college instead of high school has been told by a judge that she can't get her associate's degree even though she's got enough credits as city officials launched an educational neglect probe against her dad. | ||
Oh, that's another thing. | ||
They've said that it doesn't matter if she's got a 3.85 graduating with her first degree, going on for another degree at 15. They've told the college that they will be charged if they give her her degree. | ||
In the past, if the dean or the board wanted to give you a degree, you wouldn't even have to... | ||
I mean, they've given medical license to people that didn't go to college, folks. | ||
People go in and pass the bar all the time. | ||
It's up to the college. | ||
It's up to the professors. | ||
It's up to the experts. | ||
But you've got the government saying, we don't care if she's got a 3.84. | ||
We don't care if she's done all this. | ||
She can't have her college degree. | ||
Her years of college don't count. | ||
And we're starting an educational neglect probe. | ||
And they've been called by CPS and told they're planning to try to take custody of her and move her out of the house. | ||
So she'll be in some flop house, you know, with some puppy mill type deal where there's 10 kids in the foster parent house. | ||
And, you know, they beat them if they eat too much. | ||
You're five times more likely, again, to be abused in foster care. | ||
She may even get rented out, you know, how a lot of these foster parents do. | ||
It's big business, and there's no oversight of that. | ||
And the father says he'll die before he lets that happen, which means he's with Al-Qaeda. | ||
I mean, he doesn't submit to the government. | ||
He's with Al-Qaeda, basically. | ||
That's the new system. | ||
By the way, out in Albuquerque, they had the forest fires. | ||
The troops have stayed, and they're telling people it's indefinite. | ||
It's part of homeland security. | ||
And they've announced that Homeland Security will be for all crime, and you will not have any rights under Patriot Act 1 or 2, and yes, it's for all citizens. | ||
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Mike Hanson. | ||
Good afternoon. | ||
My name is Mike Hanson. | ||
I came here to give you, the police, a few suggestions today, not to make any recommendations on your program here. | ||
Decent law-buying citizens have a right to both liberty and privacy. | ||
So as long as we're not violating somebody's person or property, this is one of the cornerstones of living in a free country. | ||
My own brother is an APD officer, so don't get me wrong. | ||
I am for good, honest, well-trained peace officers. | ||
But let me make it clear. | ||
We will not tolerate a bad cop. | ||
I told my brother, if good officers do not speak out against the bad officers, then you're all bad. | ||
Lately, it's become clear that it's the police versus the people. | ||
I think that's wrong. | ||
And I've come here to make four short suggestions to the police department and the city council. | ||
First, number one. | ||
Stop treating us as criminals. | ||
Start protecting our God-given rights and follow the Bill of Rights. | ||
That's number one. | ||
Number two, stop wearing Army gear, black ski masks, camouflage pants, combat boots, black uniforms, and using tanks against the people. | ||
You are not at war, and you are not in the Army. | ||
You are peace officers. | ||
I was in the Army and they are trained to kill and break things. | ||
Peace officers should be there to protect and serve and to save lives only. | ||
Number three, stop using your peace officers as revenuers. | ||
Number four, all we want is for the police officers To treat our families like they want their families to be treated. | ||
Thank you and God bless. | ||
I've lived in Austin seven years. | ||
I've never been pulled over. | ||
I've never been even given a speeding ticket. | ||
I have no criminal record. | ||
I came here seven years ago to work on the power PC microprocessor Motorola. | ||
I studied at University of Illinois in Purdue. | ||
I've been here since working technical jobs. | ||
Recently, I'll get into my story. | ||
The event that I'm speaking of, Again, at 10 p.m. | ||
this past Sunday evening, a time I was not at my home in South Austin. | ||
My fiancée Gwen was at home, and at that time, two officers, again in the last 48 hours, identity still unknown to me, rang my home doorbell at 10 p.m. | ||
Sunday night. | ||
Gwen told these officers, while completely in shock, that they were looking for me, and at that time, that I was not home. | ||
I was told by her later, early that Monday morning, That they chose not to believe her statements, answer any questions she had, and force their way past her into our home and search my house, our house, and my property out back. | ||
However, they were then presented with the fact that I was simply not there, the irrefutable fact that I was simply not there. | ||
I immediately called Mike Hansen, candidate for Travis County Commission Precinct 4, who I highly recommend, at 2 a.m. | ||
that evening on his cell phone. | ||
He called the Austin Police Department, and they would not release any relevant information. | ||
To Mr. Hansen and hiding the police officer's identity and why they were searching through my house at 10 o'clock on Sunday evening, this last Sunday evening. | ||
That next morning, Monday morning, I called the police officer starting at 9 o'clock. | ||
I called the public information office and spoke to as many people as I could. | ||
Their names were Mike, Rick, Adam. | ||
All along the entire day, I could not get any information. | ||
All I got was somebody will be getting back to you. | ||
Mike will be getting back to you. | ||
That never happened. | ||
But yet again, a police car drove up to my house this Tuesday morning, today, just a few hours ago, or several hours ago. | ||
I immediately called Mike Hansen again, 6560521. When the police officer found that a video crew was on its way, the police officer left right before Mike Hansen's cameraman arrived. | ||
I feel this was a blatant violation of my Fourth Amendment protections, a violation of my fiancées and the roommates, whose bedroom they entered Sunday evening as well, and waking him up. | ||
I know I have a right to know who my accusers are, the names of the police officers who illegally entered my home last Sunday evening at 10 p.m. | ||
with no warrant and no probable cause. | ||
Is there any way that you can keep my number and if anything happens before this situation gets out of proportion, blown out of proportion, can you call me too? | ||
Because I really have checked this situation out and that's what I promise to do as the county commissioner. | ||
I know that this guy is not a threat to anybody's person. | ||
And that's the only thing I'd be concerned about. | ||
If he's a threat to his wife or his roommate, I would be concerned too, but I just don't think he is. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Okay, I will get a hold of him now. | ||
I'll get a hold of him within the next 30 minutes, and I'll have him call you from my cell phone. | ||
All right, God bless you. | ||
You hear? | ||
Thank you. | ||
They got a-- hey. | ||
I don't know who filed this report. | ||
Where did this come from? | ||
It's confidential. | ||
An anonymous tip can come have people storm through my house at 10 p.m. | ||
on a Sunday night. | ||
I'm doing just fine. | ||
Absolutely not. | ||
And not in any way. | ||
I'm a peaceful, loving, law-abiding citizen of the United States of America. | ||
Well, good. | ||
I hope to get along really good with the police. | ||
You're through? | ||
Okay. | ||
I'll let you talk to Mike. | ||
I'm a cool guy. | ||
Alright. | ||
Alright. | ||
Hello. | ||
That was it. | ||
Oh, they're supposed to call me. | ||
His sergeant's supposed to call me back. | ||
Sergeant Hampton, this is Mike Hanson. | ||
Is it alright? | ||
Everything fine out here? | ||
I can leave now? | ||
Well, hold on. | ||
Joel told me to stay here until I heard from a sergeant. | ||
There's a bunch of other news reports here that I have. | ||
I've got one that we posted on PrisonPlanet.com from the London Times. | ||
You know, I see these all the time, but that's a London Times article posted on PrisonPlanet. | ||
Liberal California confronts years of forced sterilization. | ||
And it says, highlighting a revelation showing that California was not always the home of liberal policies. | ||
Well, of course it was. | ||
Margaret Sanger, chief liberal, gave awards to Hitler, got awards from Hitler. | ||
Liberal, conservative, all the same agenda, different window dressing. | ||
Highlighting a revelation showing California was not always the home of liberal policies and politics. | ||
It's a liberal paper using their own group's crimes to make liberals look good. | ||
What does that mean? | ||
You're not liberal at all. | ||
You're a bunch of control freaks. | ||
The state is considering a formal apology to at least 20,000 people who were sterilized against their will between the early 1900s and the late 1960s as part of the eugenics programs designed to strengthen the Aryan gene pool. | ||
The program was sanctioned by the Supreme Court, provided a blueprint for Adolf Hitler's Third Reich, which borrowed heavily from American laws when reducing forced sterilization for its own undesirables. | ||
This went on until the late 1980s, folks, right here in Texas. | ||
It wasn't the 60s. | ||
I've interviewed people. | ||
If you were a single-parent home, white, black, Hispanic, good matter, and you made under a B +, CPS would drop by with the health department, and a lot of times they took you for medical experiments at the local medical school. | ||
Now, that sounds like a Silence of the Lambs type movie. | ||
You know, you're chained down, medical students, they would do some of the live vivisections. | ||
While you were awake, I've interviewed these people, and it's even been on PBS and stuff, but they're sorry. | ||
The government won't let that happen again. | ||
Sure they won't. | ||
And just like this was okay back then, you all think abortion's good. | ||
And you think what Hitler thought was great, too. | ||
But see, you're so conditioned. | ||
And don't worry, Bush will keep your abortion going. | ||
They're all for that. | ||
There's a hot-button issue for them. | ||
But this is the type of article. | ||
And listen to this. | ||
Other eugenics enthusiasts included Charles Goethe, founder of Eugenics Society of Northern California, who said in 929 that the Mexican was eugenically low-powered. | ||
As the Negro, he not only does not understand health rules, Being a superstitious savage, he resists them. | ||
Today, Goethe has a public park named after him in Sacramento, the state capital, although American eugenics was practiced mostly widely in California. | ||
31 other states had similar programs to clean up the gene pool. | ||
And they don't take down, they don't get rid of, the black people just love Margaret Sanger. | ||
I mean, they love somebody who went and had meetings with Hitler. | ||
Oh, they just love him. | ||
Jesse Jackson just loves Margaret Sanger. | ||
They just love her. | ||
Black Masons basically worship. | ||
They got pictures of Albert Pike in their lodges, the founder of the Klan. | ||
It's all a flip-flop, folks. | ||
It's not what it seems. | ||
Let's take some calls, and I'll get into some other news. | ||
But this is your government, who you trust, going after 15-year-olds who are graduating from college with 3.84s. | ||
Sterilizing people. | ||
Using DU in Iraq when the army's former head who investigated it says it is killing our troops and others. | ||
You know, I listen to so-called conservative talk radio, I just got to say this. | ||
It's an advertise for genetically modified food, how good it is, and how anyone who says it isn't is a lying communist. | ||
It's an advertisement that the sweatshops really aren't that bad. | ||
This is what I hear now on conservative talk radio. | ||
That the Patriot Act doesn't take your rights, and that Bush is good because he's going to sign the assault weapons ban, and protesters against war should be arrested and put in forced labor camps, Michael Savage and others. | ||
And I heard this whore, Neil Bortz, locally on the radio, lying and saying that Michael Savage never said put... | ||
Homeless people and put protesters in forced labor camps. | ||
I've listened to the show 15 times and heard him do it eight times. | ||
So the neocons all lie for each other. | ||
Government's growing. | ||
Liberty's being destroyed. | ||
The border's wide open. | ||
All this, and they call themselves conservatives. | ||
Well, Ron Paul is a real freedom lover, whatever term you want to give it. | ||
And he just gave a speech for Congress called neocon, where he says the greatest threat is the co-opting of the neoconservatives of the conservative and libertarian movement in America and that government has grown and loss of liberty has grown at record levels under them and that they are Trojan horses for socialism. | ||
Ron Paul. | ||
His website, the Liberty Committee, neocond. | ||
That's it. | ||
And I have been on talk shows, syndicated shows, and I've mentioned Ron Paul, and the guy will call in, and he'll go, I voted for Bush, and you and Ron Paul are secret liberal agents lying about him. | ||
He isn't going to sign that assault was banned. | ||
That's made up, and the host will go, well, actually, he has said that he will. | ||
Well, I guess it's all right then. | ||
I've heard them. | ||
It's not about substance. | ||
You know, Bill Clinton's a horrible criminal, did all these horrible things, but he's just a puppet. | ||
And I would expose him, and mindless fascistic neoliberals, same thing as a neocon, just different mindset on the surface, would argue and go, oh, you're just an evil Republican mad at Clinton. | ||
And I'd be, no, I'm against corruption. | ||
It doesn't matter who's in. | ||
You know, you guys are all blind. | ||
And you think you're so liberal, you think you're so conservative, you think you're so caring, you think you've got it right, and it's a joke. | ||
I heard Sean Hannity on the radio today saying that they did have proof that Niger sold uranium to Saddam. | ||
The White House admits that's not true. | ||
They're still on the air saying Saddam had mass graves. | ||
That was admitted a day after that it was made up from the beginning. | ||
Those so-called mobile weapons trucks, they were for pumping up Balloons. | ||
Surveillance balloons. | ||
Sold to Saddam by the British. | ||
They knew day one of the serial numbers. | ||
Not defending Saddam Hussein. | ||
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The point here is they lie to you. | |
And I heard Sean Hannity, he would only put on stupid liberal collars he could slap around. | ||
And they'd all be, well, I like the Democrats, and I like blah, blah, blah. | ||
And I think it's, you know, blah, blah, blah. | ||
He'd slap them around, no intellect. | ||
If you're intelligent, you can't get through on those shows. | ||
You're not liberal or conservative, but if you're a populist, a freedom lover, a constitutionalist, you can't get on. | ||
And Hannity was going, it's never been proven that they lied about this intelligence. | ||
The White House admits months before they were told it wasn't real. | ||
Bush said he never read the speech. | ||
The White House has photos of him on their archives where they were showing the president get ready for his speech. | ||
Where he's circling and drawing lines in the speech. | ||
The point is, folks, that they build up this image of this big liberal media and they build this conservative revolution against it. | ||
And then they bring it to fruition and suddenly the liberal media is all for Bush and the so-called neocon media is all for Bush. | ||
It's all just a scam. | ||
They give you the illusion of choices. | ||
And I talk about this a lot. | ||
It's just... | ||
There's so many tactics they use. | ||
I've got these articles here where the Total Information Awareness Network is being defunded. | ||
The government's not going to spy on you. | ||
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That program got killed. | |
And they're not going to get rid of posse commentatus, the law that bars putting troops on the streets. | ||
And they're not going to have the tips program. | ||
Well, they're putting troops on the streets all over. | ||
They're conditioning us. | ||
They are getting rid of posse commentatus. | ||
They did in 1996. I've had the former JAG officers on my show. | ||
TIPS is now called Talon and got its funding increased. | ||
Total Information Awareness Network was set up decades ago. | ||
It's known as Echelon. | ||
DARPA, the head agency, put microphones and cameras in Austin five years ago, according to the Statesman. | ||
See, we have memories here. | ||
We have the news articles. | ||
We've made films about this. | ||
We told you they'd use terror to do this. | ||
We laid out exactly what they do. | ||
And you know it. | ||
You saw us do it. | ||
Because we understand their agenda and their program. | ||
This is deadly serious. | ||
And mark my words, if Bush's approval rating drops below 40%, the globalists are going to launch massive terrorist attacks so he can pose as our savior again and stand around with some... | ||
Ignorant firefighters who are being conned and talk on his bullhorn about how much he cares about America and how he's going to protect you as the big war chief. | ||
And the poor firefighters don't know they're standing around the equivalent of John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy. | ||
I have to watch Ted Bundy stand around with the firemen, the cops, and go, see, I'm going to fight whoever buried all these bodies in the basement. | ||
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You know how painful that is? | |
To watch the equivalent of Ted Bundy or John Wayne Gacy up there and to know, it's admitted, it's a laughing stock worldwide. | ||
Everybody knows the government did 9-1-1 overseas. | ||
There's so much evidence, it's ridiculous. | ||
But they know you can't deal with the horror of it, so you're going to go along with it. | ||
Hello, caller, you're on the air. | ||
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Hello. | |
How you doing? | ||
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Alex. | |
Yes. | ||
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We are the dead. | |
Two plus two is what, Alex? | ||
We are the dead. | ||
You are the dead. | ||
The bells of St. Clements. | ||
We are the dead. | ||
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Say it, Alex. | |
Pardon me? | ||
Two plus two is what? | ||
Well, two plus two equals four. | ||
And freedom is the ability to say two plus two equals four. | ||
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Very good. | |
You been drinking a lot? | ||
What's going on? | ||
Nothing to say. | ||
All right, thanks for the call. | ||
Go ahead, caller. | ||
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How's it going, Alex? | |
Pretty good. | ||
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I'd like to talk to you about the World Council on Churches and them using religion as an approximation of world of government. | |
Publicly stated, the Christian churches are being promised tens of millions of dollars. | ||
The World Council of Churches is funding them, and they're publicly stated to push world government. | ||
And now the Baptist churches have UN Day, Anti-Gun Day, the left-right synthesis into the neo-fascist state. | ||
And religion's going to be a big part of it. | ||
The patriotic church wrapped in a plastic, desecrated American flag. | ||
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Well, I'd like to talk to you also about John Foster Duhls and his association with Nazis in the world. | |
Council on churches. | ||
And he using pro-Nazi literature for pretty much using it to gain political stance and, you know, turn, you know, using your, you know, how you say using doublethink, you know. | ||
And, you know, whatever you have to say about that, I'll just listen. | ||
And thanks a lot. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Yeah, a bunch of these guys funded Hitler. | ||
And then set him up for a fall and then use the same system here. | ||
And that's all they've done. | ||
Let's go ahead. | ||
You're on the air. | ||
Welcome. | ||
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Hello? | |
Yes, sir. | ||
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Oh, I was just wondering, what are your times, man? | |
What time do you come on these days? | ||
You're like on at midnight now. | ||
You used to be on like on Wednesdays and Fridays. | ||
So what are the times that you're on now? | ||
We tape live shows we do. | ||
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I understand that. | |
And then we turn them in and they air whenever they feel like airing them. | ||
It's important that people call AXS TV and tell them they want to see more of our shows on the air. | ||
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Yeah, I've been doing that, but, you know, it's like I've been trying to figure out when you're usually on live. | |
Well, let me tell you. | ||
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Okay. | |
I was going live on Wednesday nights, but that's a conflict problem, a scheduling conflict. | ||
So we have a tape that airs. | ||
Generally a newer tape now, from 8 to 9, Wednesdays on Channel 10. That's a set time. | ||
Then live, Thursdays, 4.30 to 6, Channel 10. And then I come back up here Thursday night from 11.30 to 12.30. | ||
And we tape a live show and then turn it into Rotate and Play again. | ||
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God, that's got to be running you ragged. | |
Keep up the good work, man. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
Well, thank you. | ||
Actually, what's run me ragged is eating large pizzas and not exercising, so I've finally started swimming and running every day, so hopefully I'll get back in shape. | ||
But, you know, this stuff is depressing, but it's more depressing seeing people not being aware of it and just how crazy things have gotten. | ||
Hello, caller. | ||
You're on the air. | ||
Welcome. | ||
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Yeah, Alex, when do you think Love Cop is going to be back? | |
We're just not feeling safe at night. | ||
And I'll hang up and listen. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I do this character where I wear a Nazi Kurtzel helmet and a black ski mask, and I sit up here and go, this is how the good guys dress. | ||
Don't I look nice? | ||
You know, just to illustrate how crazy it is. | ||
And one of the guys that works up here had a great idea. | ||
I want to come out here and shoot this. | ||
In fact, we'll do this. | ||
We'll have a casting call. | ||
We'll get the main studio and set a date, and I want 20 people to come down here in suits, and we'll give you the questions to ask. | ||
And I want to tape a press conference where you ask Global Love Cop questions. | ||
And that would be something fun. | ||
We don't do much theater up here, but occasionally. | ||
I think I've done Global Love Cop. | ||
About five times in about eight years down here on TV. So you don't see Global Love Cop much. | ||
And I did him the other night. | ||
I was pretty tired. | ||
I think I did a very good job. | ||
But I'll be doing... | ||
Because he's not loving. | ||
He's hateful. | ||
And New World Order all the way. | ||
And he's in a black ski mask shouting at you going, I'm the good guy. | ||
Good guys wear black ski masks. | ||
But then you see that in the real world. | ||
Go ahead. | ||
Call her on the air. | ||
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Alex, I'd like to tell you about it. | |
I work at a children's furniture store off of Burnett Road, and within a month we're going to have a program called Identikid where the Austin Police Department comes in and they fingerprint the children, and pretty much they're using it as a pro, like, you know, your and pretty much they're using it as a pro, like, you know, your kids will get kidnapped if you don't Yeah, and statistically your child has a better chance of being struck by lightning twice in their lifetime, literally, than being kidnapped. | ||
And none of that has anything to do with that. | ||
The so-called blood test they give newborn babies, the three ampules of blood, one goes to the health department, one to the state, one to the federal. | ||
It's admitted for 30 years. | ||
I've shown the news articles. | ||
They've been keeping that in an illegal federal DNA database. | ||
Now they want to go ahead and have it, and oh, guess what? | ||
We've already got your sample. | ||
And it's the same thing. | ||
With Gateway taking free face scans of the kids and thumbprints. | ||
You know, why do they have the kids thumbprint to get their school lunches? | ||
No cash allowed. | ||
Trains them for the cashless society, gets them into the control grid. | ||
It's all about control. | ||
Training the next generation to be prisoners. | ||
And this is their own federal plans. | ||
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It just scares me. | |
You know, they're setting it up for so many generations. | ||
You know, our generation is not going to be the only one suffering. | ||
It's going to be hell for the generations ahead if we don't fight it. | ||
It's incremental. | ||
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Yep. | |
You know, people aren't buying into this. | ||
You go to HEB or Home Depot where they're putting in the self-checkout lanes, which they admit they plan to phase out the service checkout. | ||
As soon as you start using those self-checkout, it's like pumping your own gas. | ||
They'll get rid of the service. | ||
And then all that happens is service gets degraded. | ||
No one saves anything. | ||
That's the scam. | ||
But just the service thing's bad enough. | ||
The big thing is the cashless society control grid. | ||
But you go to these lines, people aren't using the self-checkout. | ||
But now you'll see ten self-checkouts and one clerk helping people. | ||
You know, they're trying to force you into these. | ||
So we've got to boycott it. | ||
We've got to say no. | ||
Hello, caller on the air. | ||
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Hello? | |
Yes. | ||
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Yeah, man, what's going on? | |
I'd like to know if you know a band called Negative Land. | ||
No, I don't have much time to follow music these days, unfortunately. | ||
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Well, it's actually very unbroadcasted. | |
They try to do as little publicity as possible, but they're an anti-government, anti-corporation kind of band. | ||
You would say, what, anti-corrupt government? | ||
I mean, I'm not a revolutionary. | ||
I'm a restorationist. | ||
I want our country back. | ||
I want the corporate mafia. | ||
That's organized crime. | ||
It's not left-wing or right-wing. | ||
I want them out of our country. | ||
But we've got to first educate the people about this to get that done. | ||
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Oh, yeah. | |
And Christianity is stupid. | ||
Well, why is it in this culture? | ||
You know, it's the dominant media that on one hand attacks Christianity and degrades it, and on the other hand uses it to promote what they're doing. | ||
I'm a Christian. | ||
But I'm not... | ||
The 501c3 corporate church that says spraying depleted uranium all over our troops and children is loving. | ||
So, and I think that, you know, Bush is a hypocrite for saying he's a Christian and then being a member of Skull and Bones. | ||
Hello caller, you're on the air. | ||
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Yes, am I live? | |
Yes you are. | ||
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So many guys have called in tonight. | |
I haven't heard many other women call. | ||
Well, good to hear from you. | ||
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Yeah. | |
It's Jackie Blue. | ||
I know I've seen many of you guys there and was thankful to see Chris and Chris Athanas and Cordis earlier. | ||
That was a special show. | ||
They had all three of them live. | ||
It was good. | ||
But I guess my issue, Alex, to you is... | ||
I hope that you continue to find the strength to take care of yourself. | ||
Oh, I do. | ||
I feel great. | ||
I've been up since 7 in the morning, though. | ||
Everybody's telling me, Alex, keep it up. | ||
We appreciate you. | ||
I'm great. | ||
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I know. | |
I mean, I'm kind of stretching those hours, too. | ||
I'm Tony the Tiger here, whatever he's called. | ||
They're great. | ||
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That's good. | |
And I'm doing what I can to expose the New World Order and the Bush Cabal, etc., as I can. | ||
But you realize Bush is just a puppet. | ||
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Oh, of course. | |
In the worst way. | ||
One thing that I did do, in addition to having a Liberty Badnerick rubber sticker on my car and taking his Constitution class, was to display the U.S. flag, the stickers that they send to you, and, you know, here's a bonus. | ||
So you have an American sticker. | ||
I am turning my... | ||
U.S. flag upside down. | ||
Which fools think is disrespectful. | ||
All it's saying is that the country is in distress. | ||
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Exactly. | |
And that's what you're supposed to do. | ||
And I agree with you. | ||
Here is a letter from the National Security Council by Dr. Henry Kissinger. | ||
This is public. | ||
Of the plan to reduce and sterilize half the world's women. | ||
Through medications and vaccines. | ||
This is an official document. | ||
It's on Infowars.com. | ||
This is just his letter. | ||
There is a lengthy State Department report written by the Central Intelligence Agency about their plan to sterilize half the world's women. | ||
And here was a story out of Africa2000.com, privatizing population control. | ||
They told the third world you can have 200 billion in black corporate assets located in developed countries if you'll sterilize your women. | ||
And they do it all over the world. | ||
But you trust the government, you take the vaccines they give you. | ||
So this is what's declassified, folks. | ||
And there's just, go to Africa2000.com and just type in population control. | ||
And they got links to the Library of Congress. | ||
You can just go read where they say they want to exterminate you. | ||
I mean, but they know you don't go to the Library of Congress. | ||
They know you don't. | ||
And the average person just can't wrap their mind around it. | ||
I just read the LA Times where they're doing this. | ||
I'm out of time, folks. | ||
I do a show. | ||
Every day from 11 to 2 at Infowars.com. | ||
It's syndicated on over 100 stations around the country. | ||
At night, they re-air the show on 1260 AM. Also, Saturdays and Sundays from 3 to 6 PM on 1260 AM. And a lot of folks tune in to that. | ||
And we have a lot of great guests and people on the radio show. | ||
I'm proud of the radio show. | ||
Proud of the websites. | ||
Infowars.com, PrisonPlanet.com, JonesReport.com, and Infowars.net. | ||
And I want to invite you to come in and get your own AXS TV shows. | ||
I want to invite you to get involved politically. | ||
Take Michael Bagnarik. | ||
Just got involved a few years ago. | ||
He was on C-SPAN just the other day in a libertarian candidate debate all over the country, debating, talking about the New World Order, talking about how the government's behind terrorism, talking about loss of liberty. | ||
You can do that, too. | ||
I mean, I got involved in this fight eight, nine years ago. | ||
And I've got a syndicated radio show, and I've written a book, and I've got films that, you know, air on national TV, like the Trio Network. | ||
And, you know, I've been in a Fox Searchlight movie, never tried to be in a movie. | ||
People called up and put me in it. | ||
You know, I'm not bragging. | ||
I'm just saying, you can affect change. | ||
There are good people in the system. | ||
We are the majority. | ||
We have to start acting like it. |