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Sept. 22, 2010 - Dan Bidondi Show
14:27
UN Flag Protest Warwick Mall, RI
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We're not gonna take it, no, we ain't gonna take it, we're not gonna take it anymore.
We've got the right to choose it, there ain't no way we'll lose it.
We'll be right back.
This is our life, this is our song.
We'll fight the powers that beat us, don't pick our destiny cause.
You don't know us, you don't belong.
We're not gonna take it, no, we ain't gonna take it, we're not gonna take it anymore.
We're not gonna take it anymore.
Oh, you're so condescending.
Your goal is never ending.
We don't want nothing to pay from you.
Your life is tried and jaded.
Boring and confiscated.
If that's your best, your best will do.
Oh, oh, oh.
Oh, oh, oh.
We'll fight.
Yeah.
We're free.
Yeah.
We'll fight.
Yeah.
We'll see.
Yeah.
We're not gonna take it.
Oh, we're gonna take it.
Yeah.
That is the United Nations flag standing in front of the Warwick Mall.
September 21st.
This is Adam Cole from We The People Rhode Island.
so work more work Rhode Island The United Nations flag waving.
We're here to stand with the independent man over there.
That's who we stand for.
That's who we are.
That whole guy over there.
How ironic, they have an independent American flag and a UN flag.
Sir, have you ever noticed the United Nations flag flying in your city?
That's the flag of global government.
Yeah, that's for everything the United Nations stands for.
It's against our military, against American sovereignty, against everything the Constitution stands for.
They're openly calling on the United Nations to dissolve the Constitution.
They're calling for a wealthy population.
See, I consider myself a constitutionalist.
Me too.
My son was born September 17th.
Five passes.
It was the day the Constitution was ratified.
So I love the African.
So I consider myself a constitutionalist.
Awesome.
We're just telling everyone walking by, but we're here at 5 o'clock to take care of this problem.
So I don't...
That United Nations flag, it desecrates the... It desecrates the... See, the United States flag is supposed to be higher than every other flag.
What they're doing, the UN flag, the United Nations is openly calling to dissolve our constitution, to reform our military into the UN peacekeeper troops.
Well, we've given up money to them already.
Yep, exactly.
Thank you for listening.
God bless you, man.
There it is, the global government flag.
Sounds like a plan, with no U.S.
Yep, the U.N.
is openly calling to dissolve our constitution.
We're gonna turn our country into a tyranny state.
We have security lurking at us right now.
Yeah, they're sitting there waiting.
I'm expecting the WARC PD to show up soon.
I think they'll be here early.
Yeah.
But we're not here to cause a scene of protest.
We're just making a polite request.
So it's going to be hard to get rid of this.
I don't care if the cops say leave.
We're going to try to reason through it.
Yep.
It's our First Amendment of the Constitution to do this.
And, uh, First Amendment.
- What's going on, guys?
What's going on man?
How you doing?
Not bad.
They're going to make you leave the property because it's private property.
We plan on going in and buying a couple things that makes us customers.
We're aware it's private property, but we have a valid complaint.
Okay.
I think it would be a shame to throw off customers for a valid complaint.
We'd like to speak to some kind of mall management.
Okay.
Well, we'll speak reasonably with the police as well.
This flag is a problem, sir.
I mean, I understand that.
It's just that we have orders that it's private property and there's supposed to be no friggin' rallying and all this kind of stuff.
There's no rallying.
No, there's no rallying.
Nothing, you know, it's all peaceful, you know.
This woman approaching us is from the Providence Journal in the green shirt there.
She's gonna cover anybody who throws us off this little property.
Hey, how are ya, buddy?
We have not.
I left a message, it got nowhere.
Here's the deal, okay?
Like I reiterated.
I'm Scott, remember me?
Yeah, how you doing, man?
Like I reiterated to you the other day, it's private property.
Yeah, but we're in here buying something.
We're with customers right now.
You wanna go up?
We got the products journal right here.
Is that her?
You can go outside.
Ma'am!
Listen to me.
Let it go.
Okay.
Linda, call Dom and tell him to meet me in front of the home court.
Yeah, we need more representatives here.
You're going to end up having to go outside in the street though, okay?
You can't do that here.
Do what?
Right now we just have to stand here.
There's no signs, there's no signs of people.
Yeah, we're not causing a scene.
We're exercising our First Amendment of the Constitution.
Yeah.
Well, we need more management.
Oh, absolutely.
We're trying to cooperate.
Well, we need more management.
We know who buys this flag and where he buys it.
We're going to be very nice to you about it.
Oh, absolutely.
We're trying to cooperate.
We're trying to cooperate.
We just need to do what we need to do.
You're not going to do it on this property, though.
This is like me being in your house.
You ask me to leave, I have to leave.
Well, we need to speak to the mall manager.
The person who doesn't live at that house, uh, you know, doesn't really tell the mailman to leave.
And, uh, we know the co-manager of the mall.
And I think he's, he's ultimately going to have to be the one to kind of answer for this flag.
This is the equivalent of a Nazi flag.
Exactly.
Flying in someone's city.
This is global.
The documentation how the UN is about, That's your opinion, sir.
No, it's a fact.
The U.N.
is openly calling to dissolve the American Constitution.
We're openly calling to dissolve the United States Constitution.
To kill our republic.
Reform our military into a peacekeeper.
He's going to call you on your cell phone, but I told him that you didn't have it with you.
So he's going to call you on Ed's cell phone.
Hello, sir.
Hello.
So we've already been approached by mall security telling us that we're going to have to leave the property.
We kind of, there's no protest.
There's no masses of people out here.
You know, it's not a protest.
It's not a demonstration.
We just, we have a valid complaint for the manager of the mall.
We think someone of that, that level of management at the mall should come out and kind of address our complaint because this United Nations flag flying in our city, whether or not it's on private property, Is it a serious problem?
That's where we're at right now.
Absolutely it's a serious problem.
It might be private property, but you know what?
This serves the public.
And as the public has to see that trash bag called the UN flag hanging up there.
The flag that openly declares the end of American sovereignty, the end of the United States Constitution.
And the beginning of a new world order and global government.
That's what that flag stands for.
It's 3.43 p.m.
September 21st, 2010 in front of the Wark Mall, Wark, Rhode Island.
And Dan Bedondy from We Are Change and Adam Cole from We The People Rhode Island.
And we're being approached by security here.
And how ironic to have an independent man standing in the middle of two flagpoles about a U.N.
flag hanging.
The independent man and the U.N.
flag do not belong anywhere near each other.
It's oil and water.
Sir, can we see a manager of the mall, please?
Okay.
Alright, thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Sure.
Last time I spent any significant time at this mall, I was on the roof.
This was my job, this camera.
You might recognize my face from a distant past.
You worked for Mustafa.
I did work for Mustafa.
I no longer work for Mustafa.
That's me.
You're on your own camera, huh?
I'm on my own camera.
I even wave to it.
I do good work.
I know the film will look great.
What's your first name again?
My name?
It's Adam.
That's right there.
That's me.
Where are you working now?
I do something different.
I'm no longer in the security field.
Ever since the Department of Homeland Security and the United Nations started dumping money to put cameras on public property downtown Providence, I realized what was going on and I got out of that industry.
The lady from the potter's journal.
We don't come ill-informed.
This is what we do.
We're patriots, that's all we are.
We care about... Sir, I'm only doing my job.
Yeah, I understand.
I mean, it's totally understandable.
We're trying to pass some judgement on you.
This is America, you do have the right to your opinion.
And we realize the sticky situation about it being private property and all, but... If they were to hoist that swastika flag up here, the public would be outraged in no time.
And we're informed enough about this United Nations flag to know it is the equivalent of tyranny to the likes of... Definitely.
Openly calling on TV, the United Nations openly calling for world depopulation, openly saying we need to reduce the world's population by 80%.
Mayor Scott Abedijian has already signed a contract called ICLEI, the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, and they bypassed our Constitution, they bypassed our General Assembly and all our laws to make a contract that we would pay carbon taxes and then all sorts of restrictions on industry, And the whole phony global warming shebang was going to happen in Warwick.
They signed that contract.
Mayor Scott Avedisian violated the United States Constitution, the Rhode Island State Constitution, and the Warwick City Charter by doing this contract.
They have sworn to pay carbon taxes and enter into the system whenever the federal government says go.
Fort Smith signed it.
Mayor Cicilline in Providence signed it.
Let's interrupt him here for a second.
Yes.
In the next few minutes, I know where this is going.
Like I said, we're very going to nicely ask you to go on the sidewalk out there.
Is that going to be a problem?
We already established that, you know, when told to leave.
I'm going to try to reason that.
We'd like to see management first.
But wait, when told to leave, we leave.
Hello?
As a customer, though, we have a right to see a manager.
I'm a customer here.
My wife and daughter are customers here.
In fact, you know, mall security called the cops on my 14-year-old daughter the other night, right inside here, for sitting on the bench.
They assumed that she was part of the rowdy teenage group that was there, but she was not.
She was told to sit and wait for her mother while her mother shot.
What night was this?
Oh boy, beginning of last week I think.
Beginning of the week?
I think so.
I forget what night it was.
My wife's got the whole thing on video.
She filmed the whole encounter.
You guys called the whole police.
The whole police went on and on for like 10 minutes.
Turn that off for me.
Like I told you, you seem like a nice guy.
I know him from way back.
So I'm going to ask you very nicely now to please take it out there, okay?
Will you see the management for us?
I just talked to the manager, okay?
Is someone going to come down and address our issue?
Yeah, because we, I mean, I grew up in work.
I went to this mall all my life.
I'm asking you to represent the mall management.
They want you to go on the sidewalk.
Is that okay?
I mean, yeah.
Can we agree on that?
We can agree, but I mean, like, we need to see management.
There's a paying customer as well.
They're not available.
They're not available right now, okay?
I'm asking.
When are they going to be available?
Adam, I don't know.
Call Garabedian tomorrow.
Right now, no one's available.
I can call right now.
I have his phone number in my pocket, so we're going to call and see if he's available.
I'm asking you to go down over there.
Is that okay?
Anybody else coming down or just you two?
We don't know.
We just put the call out there.
Maybe nobody.
It may be 30 people.
We don't know.
What you can do is take it out on the sidewalk, okay?
We're gonna head that way.
Wherever.
As long as you're off the property.
We agree?
What if we come back?
Huh?
What if we come back?
We didn't come here for nothing.
We came here... If you come back?
We came here to stop tyranny and protect our Constitution.
This is not just like a... There's some troublemakers.
Are you gonna take it out there?
I would really, you know, like to see some kind of management.
There has to be somebody on duty right now.
Because when I came here Saturday, there was a gentleman here at the customer service.
He was a general representative of the mall.
And I know there's somebody all the time on duty.
That's right, me.
Yeah, but I mean, there needs to be a management.
Army and management.
Well, this flag was flown per co-manager of the mall.
Sir, how do you like that?
A United Nations flag hanging on U.S.
soil.
That's the United Nations flag right there.
Do you know about the United Nations flag?
They want to openly state... Adam, can you take it off there for me?
They openly state they want to end American sovereignty and the Constitution.
I really like someone to reason with before the fight.
Yes.
Well, could you call them down?
It's an important issue.
As a paying customer of the mall, we're entitled to see a manager.
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