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Thank you.
Thank you.
You're listening to The David Knight Show.
As the clock strikes 13, it's Monday, the 14th of August.
Year of our Lord, 2023.
Well today, we have both positive and negative news, of course.
It's very interesting to see one, the viral song, we'll talk about that.
There's another dimension to this as well.
As this guy went viral, talking about the rich men in Richmond, you also have something that is completely artificial.
They're making a song from John Lennon, or in his style, sounding like that is his voice, and even a very wooden sound.
Looking, fake looking, John Lennon singing it.
We're also going to talk about another fake lie that is being used to deceive you.
What Alex Jones was doing on Friday with Blair White as he continued to refer to her as she.
It's a guy. Blair White is a guy.
We'll talk about that.
We'll talk about the misdirection.
We'll be right back.
Well, we're going to get to that in a moment.
But I want to begin by talking about what happened to a newspaper on Friday, a raid on a newspaper.
And of course, mainstream media, even Drudge, is paying attention to this.
People pay attention when it's somebody like them that gets hit.
They don't pay much attention when it's other people, do they?
Or somebody that you realize, you know, we care when Mar-a-Lago gets raided.
Well, fine, yeah, I think we should care about some of this stuff.
But these people have never cared about us, have they?
This 98-year-old owner of this...
A newspaper that's been around for over a century died of the stress after the raid against her home, against her business, over what was essentially nothing.
The type of thing that we continue to see happen on airplanes.
That type of stuff. I mean, our government has become so incredibly reactionary.
So, over the top, in terms of its punishment, in terms of the normalizing of SWAT team raids and Gestapo tactics, they don't even think twice about it.
Let me tell you, if it was somebody else that was a newspaper publisher, they probably would have shot them as part of the raid.
And, of course, it would have been much rougher for Trump if he hadn't been Trump.
So the press doesn't really pay attention to civil asset forfeiture.
They don't pay any attention to these SWAT raids unless it happens as one of their own.
And then even the National Press Club gets involved in it.
Let me just mention real briefly here before we get into it.
I want to thank this listener who wants to remain anonymous.
He sends in $100 every month.
Most people who listen to the program don't send in anything.
There's a few heavy lifters that keep this program here.
You know, if you were to listen to every single commercial on Spreaker from every broadcast every month, we'd get probably about a dollar.
You know, it's amazing.
What is there? Of course, you know, we have a lot of downloads, and so that is something that was significant when we cut it off in Pride Month.
But it is amazing how far just a little bit goes if a lot of people do it.
You know, in reality, we are not going to beat these people if we don't use the power of our numbers.
If it's just going to be a few of us standing up to them, that's not going to work.
Not that I am the person that's going to save us all.
I'm just saying. We have to stand collectively or we're going to hang individually.
We have to hang together.
But let's get to this newspaper thing.
By the way, he sends $100 every month and he kindly offered to do matching donations today on Rockfin and Rumble.
Up to $500. Yeah, that kind of support from a few people.
Really do appreciate that.
I'll be reminding you throughout the broadcast, but let's talk about this newspaper, the Marion County Record in a small town in Kansas.
Population of the place is about 12,000 people.
A small-town Kansas newspaper said its 98-year-old co-owner died Saturday after local police raided her home, seized her computer and other equipment, separately grabbed phones, computers, and other material from the paper's staff.
They also raided the mayor.
Home and office, they raided the mayor, who was 80 years old.
National press organizations have condemned the raids, as I said, even mainstream media and drudge.
Even the National Press Club, the president of the National Press Club, you want to talk about Elitism, establishment, and all the rest of the stuff.
I've been there. I've been to the National Press Club.
Went to a press conference there once.
But they said, we're shocked and outraged by this brazen violation of press freedom.
Yeah. But this kind of stuff is happening to everybody everywhere.
Again, we're going to hang together or we're going to hang separately.
Nobody cares if it isn't happening to someone like them.
The newspaper itself is a 154-year-old weekly paper in the small town of 12,000.
So Joan Meyer, 98, who co-owned the newspaper with her son, collapsed Saturday afternoon after the raid the previous day and died at her home.
The stress. The stress.
She was stressed beyond her limits, overwhelmed by hours of shock and grief.
After illegal raids.
They added that she was otherwise in good health.
Even for her age.
And so, again, if it had been somebody else, they wouldn't have waited for, you know, an elderly person would not have died of shock.
They most likely would have killed him.
In these out-of-control SWAT team raids, we've seen flashbang grenades thrown into the crib of a baby when they raided even the wrong house.
We've got to stop this stuff.
And where did it come from? It came from the drug war, didn't it?
Has it done any good? Do we have less drug use?
No, we have more drug use.
We've got people constantly coming up with some new drug.
They're on the streets of Philadelphia, spaced out with trank, frozen like zombies.
It just keeps getting worse and worse.
And so does the violence and the failure of law enforcement to deal with it.
We have a spiritual problem in this country.
And it cannot be fixed with law enforcement.
Now, this is not about the drug war.
This is a really strange issue, by the way.
This is about, appears to be, a spout between competing groups who have influence in the town, as I look at it.
Maybe there's more to this than I don't see yet that hasn't come out.
But, you know, when you look at this, and she had her business raided, had it shut down.
She's been doing this pretty much all of her life.
Probably began by her parents or grandparents.
How many people died of a broken heart?
Or committed suicide because of what Trump did when he locked them down in 2020?
You know, I said on Friday, I said, are we going to focus on hindsight 2020, or are we going to look forward with foresight as to what they're trying to do to us with 2030?
We do need to look backwards, and we do need to look at what happened in 2020, but we're not looking at the right things because they're redirecting us to other things.
They don't want us to see Trump's lockdown.
They don't want to see how he bribed hospitals to kill us, how he bribed governors to lock us down, how he bribed public health officials to lock us down.
They don't want to see the fake pandemic that he sold.
They don't want to think about the poison vaccine that he created.
And they also don't want to talk about what really happened with the election.
You want to talk about real election corruption?
It was the new rules that Trump put in as part of the lockdown.
We're going to mail out ballots to everybody.
That was necessary because of his lockdown rules.
When he turned the government over to Fauci, we should have 20-20 hindsight.
But when we look backwards, We can't see what really happened because they're offering us alternative narratives.
Don't take a look at Trump with a lockdown.
It was the Chinese and it was the Wuhan lab.
Total BS. It was BS when Alex was selling it and I posed him on it when it happened.
He did that to sell food.
Storable food. He and Mike Adams.
Just disgusting what they did.
And then when you look at what happened at the end of the year.
Trump threw his own supporters under the bus.
He robbed them and threw them to the wolves at January the 6th because of his ego and his greed.
And we're not allowed to talk about that.
Nobody wants to talk about that.
The left doesn't want to talk about it.
The right doesn't want to talk about it.
Instead, they want to talk about Trump, good or bad, depending on their perspective.
They want to talk about the elections, honest or rigged.
Meanwhile, Trump is saying, yeah, we're going to rig the elections better than them.
This is a guy who went bankrupt running casinos.
You think he can do this?
He can't even operate a casino at a profit.
But he sure can operate people, can't he?
Well, he is a master demagogue.
A master at that.
The same day they raided Myers' home, officers raided the newspaper's office in Marion.
They seized journalists' personal phones and computers and other equipment and material from the newspaper office.
They also raided the home of the vice mayor, 80 years old, seized her phone and computer, said the newspaper.
The search warrant used by authorities was signed by local judge Laura Weyer, like liar with a V, who ordered the seizure of equipment and information that was used in the, quote, identity theft of Carrie Newell, a local restaurant owner.
This is the crime. This is the crime.
We're going to SWAT team, the vice mayor, the newspaper, everybody there, go to their homes, take their phones, everything, because of alleged identity theft of Carrie Newell.
Last week, the newspaper reported that Newell had forced their journalists out of a public forum at her restaurant with a U.S. congressman, Jake LaTurner.
Leterner's staff was apologetic.
I'm sorry, not apologetic.
Yeah, apologetic.
I was going to say apoplectic.
They should have been apoplectic. They were apologetic.
I don't know. What were they doing there?
What were they doing there?
Anyway, so this woman who runs the newspaper, Carrie Newell, did not like this politician, and she ran them all out.
And they apologized, so sorry.
And the newspaper talked about the fact that she ran them out.
And so then the next thing that happened was they got an anonymous source contacted the paper and gave them evidence that she had lost her driver's license after DUI in 2008 and had continued to illegally operate her vehicle afterward.
Local news reports said the DUI could affect her liquor license for her business.
Now, they looked at this and they said, are we being set up?
And these are people who know what they're doing.
These are journalists who know what they're doing.
They said, we rarely get facts that aren't baited with misleading insinuations.
This is one of the reasons why I don't jump on top of every story that comes by.
Everything that somebody sends me.
I've learned that as well.
They typically bait these stories with stuff.
That's what Pachinic did, right?
Pachinic would do that kind of stuff.
Always coming in, baiting stuff.
Oh, well, you know, nobody died at this shooting or whatever.
Always adding some false details to it.
Nobody died in Las Vegas, he said.
Called in, you know, he thought, well, Dave's got a new show.
I'll come in and discredit him.
I'd been doing the show about two months when that Vegas shooting happened.
In 2017, he gets on.
Nobody died. Nobody died. I said, that's nonsense.
Yeah. CIA show.
But they always do that kind of stuff.
They always add a level of false detail to it in order to discredit the real truth.
Somebody found some truth.
All right, let's add a lie to it.
And then that makes the revelation of, you know, the dirty secret go away.
So they checked the tip, but they didn't run the story.
They also alerted local police to the situation.
We thought we were being set up, they said.
And then they accused the local police of Gestapo tactics.
The Marion Police Department defended the raids.
When the rest of the story is available to the public, the judicial system is being questioned, will be vindicated, they said.
How do you vindicate this kind of over-the-top stuff?
This is about a spat between a hyper-politicized...
Restaurant owner and these other people.
They have a disagreement, so this person wants to weaponize it.
They did not run a story.
So what's the deal?
Why are they coming after the newspaper when they did not run the story, which appears to be true?
That is the real question that we see here.
And, of course, we see the same type of thing with the FBI gunning down this guy in Utah.
And, you know, when I talked about this, mainstream media is focused on, yeah, yeah, he had it coming.
And the take from conservative media is, you know, completely innocent.
Well, neither one of those extremes are true.
As I said before, we don't want to blame the Central Park jogger for getting raped.
But we also don't want to encourage our wives and daughters to jog through the park alone at night if it's a dangerous area.
There has to be some discernment, and we have to have some responsibility for what we do.
That's not to excuse the things that criminals like rapists and the FBI do to people.
The FBI is a criminal organization.
We all know that. But he also baited it.
I said, you know, you have to have a little bit of discernment about what you put out.
For example, here's some of the things that he put in his Facebook posts.
Biden is coming to Utah.
Perhaps Utah will become famous this week as a place a sniper took out Biden the Marxist.
In my dream, I see Joe Biden in a dark corner in a D.C. parking garage with his head severed and lying in a huge puddle of blood.
Hoorah! I hear he's coming to Utah.
I'm digging out my old ghillie suit and cleaning the dust off of my M24 sniper rifle, he wrote.
And then he says, hey, FBI, you're still monitoring my social media?
Checking, just checking, so I can be sure to have a loaded gun handy in case you drop by again.
That kind of stuff is going to put already trigger-happy government agents on a razor's edge.
You're just setting yourself up to be shot on your doorstep, whether you did anything or not.
So it's not excusing what these people are doing.
I don't see, at this point in time, any excuse at all for this raid on this newspaper.
Again, you know, for identity theft.
This is stuff that was sent to them.
They reported it to the police.
They did not run the story.
And then they have this over-the-top raid against everybody.
This looks like small-town political vendettas and the police department getting involved in it.
And it made national news because...
The 98-year-old woman died of stress.
Didn't make national news when everybody else was dying of stress because of what Trump had done.
He was the producer of this.
The buck stops with the president, but in this particular case, the bucks started with the president.
He paid the hospitals to kill people.
He paid the governors to lock people down, to take their businesses.
You can't escape that.
An honest evaluation of this, devoid of the personality cult and the idolatry, shows you what happens.
Well, before we take a break and we come back with some positive news, I just wanted to say thank you to some of the people who have contributed.
As I said, an anonymous user said that he would, who regularly contributes a great deal, said that he's going to contribute $500 today.
And so thank you very much to the people who tipped.
Greg Talent on Rockfin, thank you.
Jason Barker, thank you very much.
I appreciate that. He says many thanks to the matching donor today.
Well, I appreciate that, Jason.
Knights of the Storm.
Check them out. Theknightsofthestorm.com.
They have a schedule. Their schedule and others because Jason's got his own one and so does Angry Tiger.
Suprafe. Thank you very much.
That's very kind. A huge thanks to the anonymous donor doing matching donations.
Geesebusters. Thank you very much.
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I used to do it for Trump's golf course up there.
He knows Trump as well.
Macker7, thank you very much.
I appreciate the matching donor.
And Guard Goldsmith, thank you, Guard.
This is a great way to start the day.
He says, great cheer from New Hampshire.
Well, thank you very much. I appreciate that.
Steve Swan, why is the FBI investigating a threat against Biden when it's the purview of the Secret Service?
Good point. Good point.
Yep, yep. Well, they get their hands on everything, don't they?
That's one of the things I said to that FBI agent who was, you know, 33 years as an FBI law enforcement.
And he said, you know, they've changed from law enforcement to surveillance agency.
And we know who they're surveilling. It's us.
Domestic surveillance. Which is why we had FISA in the first place.
Because the CIA and the NSA, who were purportedly created in order to protect us against foreign enemies, they were going to spy on foreigners in foreign countries, but not even on Americans in foreign countries, according to FISA. But then they turned that all around and used that as a way to get a search warrant on Mr.
and Mrs. Verizon. But as I said to him, it seems to me like the FBI is really redundant.
We've already got people to spy on us.
We've already got the NSA and the CIA. We've already loaded up with law enforcement.
We've got enough police in uniform.
We have the second largest, at least it was a few years ago.
Maybe China has surpassed it now.
Maybe it's the third largest. But we've got second or third largest standing army, not counting our own army.
We also have the boys in blue out there.
And then we have state bureaus of investigation.
Every state's got a bureau of investigation.
What do we need the federal bureau of investigation for?
I mean, oh, well, we've got a crime that crosses the borders.
Well, they can talk to each other.
You can have two state bureaus of investigation talking to each other.
No, it's a turf war.
It's a turf war. We were in the car yesterday, and we're listening to radio.
I listen to soundtracks a lot.
And so this Bond soundtrack came up.
And I'm sorry, it wasn't Bond.
It was actually Secret Agent Man.
And Johnny Rivers.
And I said, you know, I can't ever hear that song without thinking of Rush's parody songs that he had early part of his show.
That was the best part of his show.
They did Secret Asian Man, Johnny Wong, and the Bill Clinton scandals where he was selling military technology to China and the rest of the stuff.
You know, things don't change, right?
Now we got... We got Biden doing the same thing with China and dirty dealings with Ukraine.
But I said, you know, when you stop and think about how hard, when I was a kid, how hard they were pushing secret agent stuff.
Television, movies, everywhere.
Everywhere, secret agent stuff.
The glamour, the danger of it, right?
Odds are he won't live to see tomorrow, right?
All of that stuff was being sold to us.
I said it was really clever.
Marketing ploy, wasn't it?
To make people who have historically been viewed as villains, spies, into heroes.
And I said, J. Edgar Hoover did the same thing with the FBI. He created his own TV. He saw what they were doing.
He saw what his competitors at the CIA were doing.
He's like, hey, we can polish our image as well.
And so he was behind that TV show, The FBI, with Ephraim Zimblis Jr., Yeah, they don't miss a trick, do they?
Risha M, I'm all for abolishing the FBI and the other useless hate.
Me too. Steve Swan, the FBI has a six-week cycle.
They need to have an atrocity at least every six weeks in order to stay relevant.
Yeah, that's probably pretty true.
A Syrian girl, thank you very much for the tip.
She says, thanks for standing for the truth when it gets harder every day.
Even 98-year-old newspaper owners are targeted today by government agencies.
We are living in hell. Yes, you and your family are my prayers.
Well, thank you very much. That is the most important thing.
That is the most important thing.
And I say that in the promo.
You know, if you can't contribute, please keep us in your prayers.
Because, you know, it is God who keeps us going.
It's God who protects us. And that's all of us, not just my family.
That's all of us. Jason Barker, the FBI should not have guns.
You don't need a gun to investigate, right?
Action should be taken by local enforcement if needed.
I agree. And you know, when we looked at the BLM out there at the Bundy Ranch, and now M and Bundy, you know, again, I'm not going to talk about that story today.
I'll talk about it tomorrow. I've got a lot of stuff on my plate today.
But, you know, they got a $52 million default judgment against him because he refused to participate in their court trials.
And then they arrested him.
You know, evidently, you know, for not paying attention to them.
I don't know what the charges even were.
That's why I said I haven't completed looking at all of that yet.
It appeared to be a case of medical kidnapping.
And I don't know if they're going to go the same route that they went with Marty Gottesfeld.
You know, he was talking about a case of medical kidnapping.
And he brought people's attention to it, allegedly, I guess we can say.
But he was convicted of hacking into Boston Children's Hospital, which is a subsidiary of Harvard, when they were doing a fundraiser to tell people about the medical kidnapping.
No patients were involved.
It didn't affect anything medically.
But, boy, they buried him.
They sent him to jail for a very long time.
Put him in communication management units and all the rest of this stuff.
Made his life a living hell.
And in the case of Ammon Bundy, it's another hospital that appears to have been involved in a case of medical kidnapping.
But I'm not going to talk about it until I look at the facts a little bit more here.
But it's not the first time that Ammon Bundy and his group People's Rights, which I think is a really good idea, I mean, I signed up for it in Texas, but I never heard anything from them.
I didn't know if I was the only one signed up for it.
Nobody ever contacted me.
The whole idea is a really good idea.
And that is to have a network of people so that when something happens to somebody, you get on the horn and you call these people and everybody shows up to protest to let them know, hey, you're being watched.
I think that's a really good idea.
And so they did that, and the hospital said, well, we were threatened by these people showing up.
And so they came after Ammon Bundy and the grandfather of the kid who was kidnapped.
And then they sued them, got a default judgment because they didn't push against it, and now he's in jail.
It's amazing.
But RCF 2020, thank you for the tip.
I appreciate that. The world is being groomed for the future man of lawlessness.
Yes, I think so.
It's all being prepared.
All this stuff I've said, you know, hey, this vaccine ID stuff, I said it's the mark of the beast.
They had a lot of pastors come in and say, oh, it's not the mark of the beast.
It's training for it.
You have to, for people to be able to accept this as something that is normal.
There has to be a ramp up to it.
We're well down that slope.
They're adding that to a lot of different things.
So, yeah, it wasn't the mark of the beast.
It's the training for it.
Just as the lockdowns were training for the 15-minute cities.
Just as the stimulus check was training for universal basic income.
So I said about all this stuff.
I said, I know what their plan is, and look at this.
This is the beginning of it. They're getting us accustomed to the new normal.
They're moving the Overton window for all of this stuff.
SolarCat 1980, FBI fascist bombing instructors, yeah.
Or I call them the Federal Bureau of Instigations.
Because they instigate stuff all the time.
Steve Swan, now we have FBI International TV show.
Well, do we? I can't keep up with them.
I mean, there's 500 channels.
I don't know what's on there.
But Audi MRR, the movement to abolish both the ATF and the FBI is growing at a rapid rate.
Well, let's hope so. I don't know if we've got any politicians who really got the spine to pull it off, though.
We need to nullify them.
And that's the key thing. And we're going to talk about the lesser magistrate.
Somebody had a question about DeSantis and the district attorneys that were fired.
He said, wait a minute, isn't this a violation of the doctrine of the lesser magistrate?
And I want to talk about that coming up.
Max B., thank you very much for the tip.
He said, awesome, these donations are being matched.
Let's move the gas gauge.
Thank you. In Tennessee, excuse me, It looks like Bill Lee's finally gotten the message.
Now, I went back, if we go back a couple of months ago, I think it was, I talked to Catherine Austin Fitz, who now lives in Tennessee as well.
And a lot of us are trying to, you know, Senator Nicely, you know, a lot of people pushing back against this special session coming up a week from today, August the 21st.
And it was...
Bill Lee, the Republican governor and a heavy majority Republican legislature who did not want to do any new gun control regulations in the wake of the Nashville shooting.
But Bill Lee did because he's completely connected into that Nashville elite society and they're all about that kind of thing.
There were some other people who were pushing back against this as well.
Want to get involved. We talked about the story of the singer that just went viral.
The guy that's going to help him.
Rich Big or Bill Richard.
A country western star.
He was getting involved in this stuff to try to stop this session.
Well... Governor Lee does not have the votes, and so what we're trying to do is get people to contact their legislators so the legislators would tell him, you don't have the votes for any new gun control bills.
And so I want to just not call this session.
And he was just persistent in it.
A lot of people were worried, well, does he have the votes?
Well, it turns out they have to drop the legislative agenda before the session begins.
And in this legislative agenda, it appears that he doesn't want to lose face by calling off his special session after he talked about it.
But he quietly dropped the red flag gun stuff.
That's a victory. It's a big victory.
State Representative Dwayne Thompson, a Democrat, Files a bill that mandates courses required to obtain a concealed handgun carry permit, including training on how to use gun locks.
Well, you know, they have open carry here.
And then there's some, another one also filed a bill which would allow victims of aggravated stalking and especially aggravated stalking to file lifetime protection orders against perpetrators of those crimes.
Now this is very different from red flag laws.
And as several sources have said, we've looked through all this stuff and we can't find a red flag law.
Even the executive committee of the Republican Party here in Tennessee has said to the governor, stop this.
Stop this. You're not just going...
And again, he's not worried about his career here.
I said, you know, if you push something like this, if you're successfully going to kill the Republicans in Tennessee.
And it would. But Billy's already been elected and re-elected, and he can't run a third time.
And so he's looking for national office, and so he's pivoting heavily, heavily to the left.
Has the governor given up on his version of a red flag law?
Well, it remains to be seen.
They have a long list of things that they want to do, and escalating background checks, having a mental health coverage waiver to allow federal matching funds for Medicaid to cover mental health and substance abuse programs.
That's nothing to do with guns.
Eliminating certain practice requirements for psychiatric nurse training to expand access to mental health treatment.
Greenlighting DNA collection at the time of an arrest for felony crimes.
Now that's interesting. And I would not be in favor of that.
The government is looking for an excuse to get DNA, looking for an excuse to get any kind of biometric information they can use against us, as well as an excuse to create some kind of an ID. And so...
Anyway, there's a whole slew of different things.
Eliminating taxes on firearm safes and other safe storage initiatives, fine.
Eliminate taxes on as many things as possible.
I'm all for that.
But again, the red flag law does not appear to be there at the moment.
So we will see what happens.
We're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back before we leave.
Thank you very much, James S. I appreciate that.
And Jason Barker talking about the FBI. Says the FBI having guns constitutes a federal standing army.
I agree. They should not be operating within the U.S. without congressional approval.
That's our law.
I absolutely agree.
And the whole thing has been a crime and a scam from the very beginning.
We go back to look at how Jared Hoover rode the Hideous Palmer raids that happened under Gestapo tactics.
That happened under Woodrow Wilson because he wanted to get us into war.
He was against the anti-war people.
Look, I understand there were hardcore leftists.
But again, what he did was wrong.
And it was pushed by the then Attorney General Palmer, who was going to run for president.
But the person who really benefited from it politically was Jagger Hoover because he knew how to use publicity.
And he parlayed that into the FBI, and the building still has his name on it.
And he was one of our first drag queens.
I don't like calling them drag queens.
They're dragons. They're dragons.
Brancing around in women's heels and back rooms and that type of thing.
My son says collecting DNA affects more people than just the person they take it from.
It also affects their relatives.
If enough of your family has had their DNA recorded, it's the same as you having had it recorded.
That's absolutely right. That's why they grab everybody.
And, of course, as we look at some of the claims made about historical figures, you know, you can get some...
False indications connecting people to stuff as well.
It really is insidious.
And so we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back.
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Well, Richmond, north of Richmond, let's talk about this.
It's a positive story.
Not in the way that you think.
Positive aspect of this is not the fact that he got 8.6 million views and that he's got 9 out of the top 20 songs on iTunes, or just a couple of days with this going viral, and recording contract and all this other kind of stuff.
Um... He said he did it to give people hope.
Well, you know, that's not going to happen to too many people.
So, you know, what do we hope in?
Well, he actually has a story, and I'm waiting for that song to hit, that really would give you hope.
But first of all, what's happening?
Raw honesty of a former factory worker, says Zero Hedge.
And what could be the protest song of our generation has become an internet sensation overnight.
The song Richmond, North of Richmond.
I think it's a clever title.
I like that a lot.
Who are we talking about there? We're talking about D.C. That's one of the things that makes Virginia so interesting from a historical standpoint.
The capital of the Confederacy was in Richmond, Virginia.
The capital, of course, at the times as today of the federal government was in Washington, D.C. They were only 100 miles apart.
So you've got two capitals that are only 100 miles apart.
That's why there was so much happening in Virginia, with the Army of Northern Virginia and Robert E. Lee.
His name is Oliver Anthony.
That's why I hesitated to say his name, because he's got two first names.
Is that Anthony Oliver or Oliver Anthony?
I shouldn't be doing that to myself, because now I'm going to really put that in my head.
But, you know, I hesitated to say I didn't want to get his name wrong.
A former factory worker in Appalachia Some of the lyrics, I've been selling my soul, working all day, overnight, hours for BS pay.
I can sit out here and waste my life away.
Drag back home and drown my troubles away.
Alcoholism. That's something that seems to be a hallmark of how people deal with totalitarianism.
You look at what happened in Russia.
Rampant alcoholism.
People drowning their troubles away when they feel helpless.
Sad situation. But he says, it's a shame what the world's gotten to for people like me, for people like you.
I wish I could just wake up and it not be true, but it is.
Oh, it is, he said.
And so the raw authenticity of this and how it strikes home with everybody else.
That's why, you know, Zero Hedge is looking at this and saying, you know, well, Bidenomics, is that working?
If Bidenomics was working, says Zero Hedge, typically looking at things from a financial perspective, if it was really the thing that the Biden administration says that it is, this would not be hitting home with so many people.
The channel that put it up on YouTube four days ago, Said it is an anthem for 80-plus million Americans who have been smeared, ignored, mocked, slandered, and robbed by their own government.
And when you see the video, I'm going to play just a little bit of it for you so you get a taste of it.
But it's a man standing out in the woods with a guitar.
His dogs. He shot the video, pan down, and show the dogs laying at his feet.
He's singing in the backwoods.
And so that authenticity is a big part of it as well.
I know some of the other lyrics in it.
Living in the new world with an old soul.
Boy, doesn't that say a lot.
Those of us who do not feel comfortable with the new normal, we don't like your new world.
It doesn't resonate.
It conflicts. With what we feel in our bones.
These rich men north of Richmond.
These know-it-alls.
These lord-know-it-alls.
Right? They make themselves into little lords.
They just want to have total control.
They want to know what you think.
They want to know what you do.
And they don't think you know.
But I know that you do.
Ah, that's a great lyric.
They think we don't know what they're up to.
But we do, don't we?
We do. I wish politicians would look out for miners and not just miners on an island somewhere.
In other words, coal miners.
People of that aspect.
So... Young men putting themselves six feet in the ground because all this country does is keep on kicking them down.
That's right. So he's got the number one and he's got eight more that are in the top 20.
At the time, and it's escalating.
At the time, they did this about 24 hours ago.
He had three and a half million views on YouTube.
That's up this morning. I saw 8.6.
8.6.
More than doubled. 39-year-old Iraq veteran, construction worker, struggling like a dog to take care of two kids and keep a farm going when I'm not working 11 hours a day, said one commenter on YouTube.
This hit so hard today I had to stop my old Peterbilt and tear up.
Tear up. Sorry. And so, they don't think, you know, we don't know what, they don't think that we know what they are doing, but we do.
So, it's, in this article, they put up, they grabbed a tweet from someone who made a meme out of what Ron Paul said.
The account was, being libertarian.
They put up a meme of what Ron Paul said, and Ron Paul said, there's rumbling in the heartland, and anger is building.
Harnessing that anger and converting it to positive, constructive energy can have really favorable consequences.
It's time to become energized and not despondent over the tragic mess imposed upon us, says Ron Paul.
But how do we do this?
How do we do this?
It's interesting to see what ended in Oliver Anthony, who says he was an alcoholic.
What ended his alcoholism?
God. And I thought it was kind of interesting that most of the stories that I saw, there's only one story that I saw.
Let me just put it that way.
I look at a lot of different news sites, a lot of conservative news sites.
The only one that talked about that Was the Daily Skeptic out of the UK. Breitbart didn't talk about that.
And so I'm anxiously awaiting the song that he puts out there that doesn't just give, doesn't just reflect our anger and our frustrations, but one that really gives people hope.
Where he talks about how he found that hope in God so that he could get out of, stop drowning his troubles and do something.
And it's not the same thing that most of us are going to do.
But to do something. And understand that even if you are a person who is struggling, 39-year-old Iraq veteran and construction worker, struggling to take care of two kids, working 11-hour days, you know what?
Happiness is something that happens to you.
We can all be in difficult circumstances.
But what that guy who's frustrated needs to hear It's not just that somebody else is having it tough and somebody else is frustrated and somebody else then hit the big time out of that frustration.
What he needs to hear is the fact that joy transcends happiness.
Happiness is based on your circumstances and circumstances are constantly changing.
You know, and when my daughter got married, I talked about that, you know, sickness and health, rich or poor.
You don't have any control over those circumstances.
But how you weather those circumstances, how you view those circumstances is going to depend on what the foundation of your life is.
If your foundation of your life is the rock of ages, you can face these circumstances with joy, knowing that all things are going to work together for good, for those who love the Lord.
And the circumstances that are there are going to be there to test us, to make us stronger in many ways, And so if you're a Christian, that's your perspective.
You look at this, and this is really tough.
But God's got my back.
He's not going to give me more than I can handle.
And I'm going to be stronger when I come out the other side.
And I'll be able to help other people who have been through this.
So I hope that Oliver Anthony will help other people and tell them how he came out of it on the other side.
Now, Rolling Stone doesn't like this at all.
And it was their reaction to it that was covered by Daily Skeptic where they talked about his recovery from alcoholism.
The song's lyrics about government authoritarianism, excessive taxes, Epstein's Island...
And even obese people on welfare where he says, well, if you're five foot three and you're 300 pounds, taxes ought not to pay for your bag of fudge rounds.
Anyway, he, um, uh, it is exploding in terms of this, but.
But as he says, since the left currently holds the levers of power, the targets of censorship and corruption cannot help but see threats in this to the Democrat regime.
And so he says, you know, when I look at this, the guy who wrote the story for Daily Skeptic, he talks about it.
He says, musically, it's very simple.
It's only got four chords in the key of G minor.
And if you notice, he's got a kappa on it to change the pitch.
And, you know, he must have tuned down a step, which is common on the kind of resonator guitar that he's playing.
And, you know, so he says, I mention all of this musical detail.
Because Rolling Stone didn't talk anything about that.
Rolling Stone had nothing to say about the music.
They only talked about the politics from their left-wing Democrat perspective.
But this guy says, with its minimalist accompaniment and raw emotion, the song is in that darker, cooler tradition of country that now sits alongside its more slick-sounding examples.
This is Hank Williams, more than it is Garth Brooks.
Or for that matter, he said, Let me just say, you know, talk about Jason Aldean and his music being corporate country.
Yeah, real slick, highly produced.
He was at that Las Vegas shooting.
Jason Aldean was. And after that, he said, it's too easy to get guns.
This guy has gone from zero to hero because of this film, Try That in a Small Town.
I'd like to know if he's had a change of mind about the Second Amendment since 2017.
Anyway, Rolling Stone said, he said, they don't care about anything other than the political damage that Done by an ordinary man who is speaking out.
They criticize his, quote, Reagan-era talking points, unquote, as if that's what Anthony had in mind.
With the effete tone that only the media elite can muster, they also seem vaguely offended by his calling out of Epstein.
Well, yeah, we should think about that.
You know, he says that he's politically not on anybody's side.
He says it seems like both sides serve the same master, and that master is not someone of any good to the people of this country.
Well, let's hope that he stays that way.
Let's hope that he doesn't become a Trump sycophant or sycophant for anybody else.
You know, you look at Trump and RFK Jr., they're both on Epstein's planes.
Why are we making heroes out of these people?
Why are we so upset about the sound of freedom when the man that the MAGA people love so much was such a close friend of Jeffrey Epstein's?
So it's not mentioned in this piece, says a Daily Skeptic writer, but no doubt the fact that Anthony turned to God to end his alcoholism, and a few weeks later, a few weeks later, he was rewarded with this hit song.
That is not something that Rolling Stone is going to talk about.
They can't even look at that.
And as I said before, it's not mentioned by the conservative outlets either.
It's not mentioned by Breitbart.
Breitbart even talks about Rolling Stone coming in.
They talk about his song.
They talk about Rolling Stone attacking him.
But they don't talk about the most important aspect of his life.
Turning his life around.
Ending alcoholism.
He won the lottery right there.
Regardless of whether, you know, if you are somebody who is enslaved to some kind of drug addiction and you're able to get out of that addiction, whether it's drugs or sex or whatever it is, if you're able to get out of that addiction, praise God.
And tell people about that, how that got them out of it.
So let's hope that he understands that both sides serve the same master.
He's absolutely right about that.
I hope he is as perceptive as he appears to be with this.
Because, you know, our hope in this world is not a record contract.
Our hope in this world is a contract with a living God.
You know, you can make a lot of Faustian bargains with the devil in this world.
You better make a deal with God.
So anyway, he said, this song has resonated with American conservatives who are now the outsiders in a country that seeks to put their leader in jail.
While their enemy in the White House seems to flaunt all of this stuff.
Well, again, they all serve the same master.
Not my leader. I'm not going to vote again for the guy who went against country, constitution, and God.
Pushing LGBT stuff was the God stuff.
But Trump went against his depopulation shots and his funding of medical martial law and the death protocol in hospitals.
I'm sorry. There's absolutely no way.
Absolutely no way. And I said that in 2020.
No way I'm going to support somebody who's done what he's already done.
And then he piled onto it after the election.
They quote, actually here in Daily Skeptic, they quote Andrew Breitbart, who famously claimed that, quote, politics is downstream of culture.
And this Daily Skeptic writer says, perhaps this is why Rolling Stone is so concerned about this, because politics is downstream of culture.
Let me tell you what culture is downstream of.
Culture is downstream of God and what you think about God and your relationship or lack of it with God.
God is at the top.
Everything is downstream from God who created this world, who holds our lives in His hand.
Everything is downstream from that.
Culture is just one of those things.
And culture may be upstream from politics.
But God is as well.
Anthony can call himself a centrist, and that is his business.
Certainly it is smart for musicians not to alienate either side, says the Daily Skeptic writer.
As Taylor Swift used to know, until her perhaps inevitable capitulation, we've seen Bruce Springsteen castigate Trump In the most cringe-inducing terms, despite the fact that the men that he sings about being the kind of people who would vote for Trump any day of the week.
Yes, all those people that Trump called non-essential.
All those people that Trump robbed of jobs and businesses and put Fauci in charge of the country.
All of those people who are still loyal and devoted to Trump.
Somebody needs to wake these people up.
They need to look at life with the cold reality of objectivity.
This is, as far as I'm concerned, the derangement of the MAGA people is as crazy as the derangement of people who are obviously male or female and say they're the other gender.
The MAGA people are as crazy Devoid of objectivity as cut off from reality as any of these trainees.
They can't understand what was done to them.
They refuse to look at it.
It's pretty simple. They'll invent every kind of theory to explain away what Trump did.
They'll never hold him responsible.
And yet they believe that he will be responsible for saving the country.
It is a kind of cognitive dissonance that I cannot really fully comprehend.
Robbed them out of cash, trapped them, and trapped them on January 6th, why?
For his ego!
And then left them to twist in the wind and rot in jail because he wouldn't pardon them for what he encouraged them to do.
This is a kind of addiction.
Just like alcoholism or some of these other stuff.
And these people need to get off of it.
And just like you get off of alcoholism, the way you get off of Trumpism is to put God in his place.
Take Trump off of the throne of your life and put God there.
With Oliver Anthony, we have an authentic artist for our time, telling it like it is, whoever that may upset, and so fittingly for a lone traveling singer, speaking out for the plight of the individual against the oppressive apparatus of power, writes Daily Skeptic.
I think that's true.
When you look at Breitbart's take on it, Breitbart says, we have to understand that as Rolling Stone and others are coming after this guy who's successful, that the left is about to do everything in its power to destroy Oliver Anthony.
Well, of course. But listen to the way that Breitbart couches this in Trumpism.
This always happens in one of two ways.
The media will pressure him to betray his base of support by keeping that pressure on until he sells us out in some way, like an attack on Trump.
Or flying a gay flag.
Or the media will dig up dirt, fabricate dirt, attack, attack, attack.
And so when Breitbart looks at this, they say, well, they're going to try to destroy them.
How are they going to do it? Well, a base of support.
You see, this is the way that conservative media, whether you're talking about Breitbart or you're talking about Tucker Carlson or you're talking about Alex Jones, a base of support.
And as Glenn Greenwald has pointed out, everybody has identified a demographic in journalism and the media.
They've identified a demographic that they want to appeal to.
And then they tailor the news to that.
Who needs artificial intelligence for a news aggregator when you can have artificial media and artificial press to do the same thing?
That's what's happening here.
You know, you got the conservative news, and just like we've seen CNN do it.
You know, a good example of this is Breitbart, right?
I'm sorry, not Breitbart, Drudge.
Everybody says, oh, Dredge is conservative.
He used to be a news aggregator of conservative news.
Now he is a news aggregator of leftist news.
And he doesn't write anything.
It's just what he chooses to point to.
You see? What you point to and what you feature is editorializing, really.
You know, determining what's going to get exposure, what you're going to push to people, that type of thing.
He's not writing anything. And so when you look at conservative news like Breitbart, they think of everything as a base of support.
It's a business model.
It's the same thing CNN does.
A business model. And so, you know, he's going to destroy himself if he attacks Trump.
So he better not attack Trump.
Or they will pile on him as well.
They'll make sure that he destroys himself.
They'll pile on him in the same way that Rolling Stone is piling on him because they perceive that he's conservative.
They think he's going to support Trump.
Who knows? Maybe he will go hang out with Trump at Bedminster like Jim Caviezel did.
Jim Caviezel wants you to be serious about child trafficking and Jeffrey Epstein, and he goes and hangs out with a guy who hung out with Jeffrey Epstein.
Seriously. How pathetic is that?
How clueless is that? So attack Trump or fly a gay flag.
Well, coming up, we're going to talk about how Alex Jones has flown his gay flag.
You know, it's pretty amazing. Look at the people who were doing The Chosen, right?
And it went viral. They had somebody took a picture of a set where they were filming things and said, hey, look, there's a gay flag there.
Well, somebody, their story was that somebody who worked there as crew, they said, look, we hire all kinds of people.
We have to. Somebody that we hired as crew stuck that gay flag in whatever they were working on at the time.
But it was a really big deal.
People got very upset about that.
And yet...
You can fly the gay flag by declaring your undying love for a tranny, this guy who has, you know, injected silicon everywhere strategically to look like a woman.
You can talk about how wonderful this guy is.
You can say multiple times, God works in mysterious ways and God is working through you as a tranny.
Why? Because Blair White It is quote-unquote conservative.
What does it mean? What are we trying to conserve?
Are we trying to conserve the family?
Are we trying to conserve a standard of morality?
What are we trying to conserve when we say, Blair White is a conservative?
Really? Are you going to protect the kids?
When you normalize transgender stuff, you think you're going to protect the kids downstream?
Alex doesn't have the discernment of the Marxist leader of Uganda.
I didn't know the guy was a Marxist.
Somebody called him a Marxist.
I don't know if he is or not. Perhaps he is.
Let's just say he is. Probably. But they have discernment.
They understand how this stuff all starts.
They understand that if they tolerate this stuff, and the next step is to celebrate it, the next step is it goes to your kids.
Alex doesn't have that kind of discernment.
Anyway, this person said on Breitbart, I have no advice for Oliver Anthony rather than to keep his head down, stay true to who he is, stay away from politicians.
Absolutely. Ignore the media and let his art only speak for his behalf.
And so let me give you an example of his authenticity.
And I want to follow it up with something that is really artificial.
Totally A.I. So first of all, here is Oliver Anthony, a little bit of the song.
We're not going to play the whole thing. It's about three minutes long.
I've been selling my soul Working all day Overtime hours For bullshit pay So I can sit out here And waste my life away Drag back home And drown my troubles away It's a damn shame What the world's gotten to For people like me People like you Wish I could just wake up And it not be true But it is Oh,
All it is, living in the new world.
With an old soul.
These rich men know.
The rich men, Lord knows it all.
Just want to have total control.
Want to know what you think.
Want to know what you do.
And they don't think you know.
But I know that you do.
Because your dollar ain't shit.
And it's taxed to no end.
All the rich men.
All the rich men.
Okay, we had to get that shot.
Where they got the dogs there.
My son says to paraphrase Treebeard, there's a guy, he should go by the name of Treebeard.
He's got a great big red beard and he's out there in the trees.
I'm not altogether politically on anyone's side because nobody is on my side.
That's what he needs to do. Anybody ask him about politics, he needs to give him the Treebeard quote.
You're exactly right. My son is filling in for Travis today.
He says, awesome, McGee.
Thank you very much for that tip.
I appreciate that. Thanks to Anon for the matching.
Did Mr. Arterburn get you the package from the LGBT month?
Yes, he did. And we got a follow-up yesterday as well.
Thank you so much for that. I appreciate that.
He's put us on a list as part of the Wolfpack for Tony.
If you go to davidknight.gold, I'll take it, Tony.
Tony's done a lot of things to help our audience.
If you sign up or if you move from one level to the other on Wolfpack, and again, it's a buying club, and you can kick in at $50 a month.
And if you sign up for it or you move your level up, he'll send you a free silver dollar coin.
And he's still got some of those left, but I really do appreciate that.
Thank you for putting me on the list.
He's put us on the list so that we can do what we need to do to prepare.
I'm going to talk about that coming up as well.
But before I leave this, and before I take a quick break here, and let me just say thank you to Superfay as well for a tip.
He says, all things work together for good for those who love the Lord and are called according to His purpose.
That's absolutely right. That's absolutely right.
And so this guy, regardless of, you know, the thing is, you look at it, And if he hadn't become a big hit, which he is now, he's going to make millions of dollars.
And it's a given.
I mean, you know, whether he produces anything else or not, he's going to get a big record contract.
And I'm happy for him.
That's great. But, you know, finding a relationship with God, that's more important than any of that stuff.
And God has already blessed him in terms of giving him his life back.
And that's why he's able to write something like that.
But he's also able now to help other people who are struggling with that to get out.
He's been there. He knows it.
He knows what got him out of it.
And so that's the other part of that.
And that's another way that God works.
Sometimes we go through difficult circumstances.
To make us stronger? Sometimes it's to help other people.
We never know what God's purposes are.
But let's take a look at something that is unbelievably artificial.
That was the authentic stuff.
Now here's the artificial stuff.
This is the guy who put together a song and got John Lennon to sing it in terms of an artificial AI voice.
And this has now come out.
So from authentic to this artificial.
Isn't it obvious?
Isn't it clear?
Every time you needed someone, was it not here?
And look at how fake the head is, too.
Or you don't even care.
But I've been holding on the feelings I gotta share.
Okay, you get the idea.
And what's really creepy about that is he got a John Lennon head there.
And even though, you know, they put some stuff there, you know, moving the lips, moving the eyes, blinking, you know, looking around, it's still unbelievably artificial.
And creepy. Maybe this is going to be the beginning of a new genre we could call zombie rock.
We resurrect dead rock stars.
People actually used to do music.
I saw this clip of Ramaswamy at the Iowa State Fair.
And he's up on stage signing autographs for people like a rock star.
You know, kneeling, ah, take that, signing them and everything.
And they're playing a rap song from Eminem.
And he talks about how he loves to sing, rap, and everything.
And after a while, he just has to join in, grabs a microphone, and he's singing along.
Except he's not singing, he's rapping.
I'm absolutely with Quincy Jones on this.
Quincy Jones, he's been a recording artist in his own right.
A lot of different genres because he didn't just do jazz, but he also did soundtracks for a lot of movies.
And he produced records for a wide array of artists in different styles.
And Quincy Jones said, rap is not music.
Rap is talk.
It is talk.
It is talk. And again, Quincy Jones does all these different genres, but he says rap is talk, and it was talk.
I mean, it's like, what is the deal with this?
I've got to say, I'm not Ramaswamy's demographic.
From a cultural standpoint, or even from a political standpoint, this is a guy who wants to be against the globalists, but when he gets on with Elon Musk, the two of them start sharing their same perspective.
About how vital it is to keep the borders open to trade and we've got to sign on to the Trans-Pacific Partnership again.
And, you know, the key thing for both of these guys is to come to America so that you can get rich.
That's all they see. America is a big dollar sign.
And just complaining to the two of them about how difficult it is to find good help, you know.
How out of touch these elitists are.
People like Musk.
People like Ramaswamy.
It's just hard to get good help.
We need to have H-2B visas so we can pull in cheaper help from India and other places.
You know, because these Americans, they just want too much pay.
How do you square somebody like Ramaswamy, again, who's climbing in the polls with Oliver Anthony, talking about how they don't pay us anything, and Ramaswamy and Elon Musk are figuring out how they can further erode our lifestyle so the two of them can win big.
You know, hey, we just want to bring in whoever we can so that our team wins.
No, you're the team owner.
You're the team owner. You're going to win, and you're undermining our society by bringing in whoever can be brought in.
You don't care anything about our culture.
You don't care anything about our people.
You see us as interchangeable, replaceable widgets.
That's the perspective of Ramaswamy and Elon Musk.
So yeah, he goes out there and he raps.
He's a man of the people, right?
Give me... But you know, this zombie rock, people like Elon Musk, I don't know what Ramaswamy thinks, but people like Elon Musk think that they're going to live forever, right?
They can transfer their intelligence, they can make a copy of themselves, they can live forever.
Well, there you go. That's what it looks like.
It looks like the zombie rock of John Lennon.
John Lennon's going to live forever, right there.
Imagine. Imagine there's no heaven or hell, but you get cloned and you live forever on YouTube.
Except he's not.
And he knows better by now anyway.
So Paul McCartney, as I point out in this story, talked about how they're going to do a final Beatles record.
He said, we've been able to extract John's voice.
He said, we haven't synthesized anything.
We've just extricated his voice from a 1978 demo to build a song around it.
He said, nothing has been artificially or synthetically created, but that's not the same with this.
This is all synthetic and artificially created.
And so that's a new song for him, 40 years after he died.
And very artificial.
The song is Everybody But You.
And it's only about a minute and a half long.
You know, the guy is not much of a songwriter.
But it does sound a bit like John Lennon's voice.
The guy who does it has a pseudonym, Kid Clava.
He said rather than singing it himself, he used AI to create the performance.
And he's also done this now with Stevie Wonder, who's not dead.
He had Stevie Wonder sing one of his songs.
And the music industry is freaking out.
Those rich men north of Richmond are going to be hearing of the rich men out west in California who have all the copyright stuff.
They said, fears of copyright about dead singers being used to make money for people unconnected to them.
One recording company executive said, the use of some of the greatest ever artists to artificially perform and promote songs is a nightmare for us.
Well, they do promote nightmares, actually, if you've seen any of the videos that they do.
But you have to spare a thought.
He said, here's the crocodile tears from this recording executive.
You have to spare a thought for the surviving family members of people such as John Lennon.
You know, Yoko Ono's just barely scraping by.
Because his legend status is being used to make money for others.
Okay, let's talk about what these recording executives do.
Take John Fogerty, for example, of Credence Clearwater Revival, CCR. And his agent, well actually it was, not an agent, but it was a music company.
The guy bought essentially all of his songs.
And he was not happy about that.
He felt like he was not getting a good deal from it.
So, you know, they can argue that in court.
I'm not taking one side or the other.
But I will point out that John Fogarty, Was very angry.
Felt that he'd been totally ripped off by this guy running the label, the record company.
His name was Saul Zarens.
Saul Zarens. He was...
I guess he would say, you better not call Saul.
Don't call him. He'll rip you off.
So this guy winds up owning...
All of John Fogerty's songs that he wrote for CCR, and, you know, he's kind of devastated.
He sets it out for a few years, and he tries to restart his career.
And then this guy, Saul Zerentz, sued him and said that he sounded so much like himself that he was violating the copyright that Saul had on his song.
Now, you sound just like yourself, and you're singing songs that sound like the songs that you wrote before, so I'm suing you for copyright infringement.
He wrote a couple of songs.
Mr. Greed was one of them.
Like the greed who stole my music catalog instead of Christmas.
Zantz can't dance is what he was saying.
So yeah, he was sounding like himself, so he was plagiarizing the songs that Saul said that he now owned.
So that's where these people are coming from.
And I mentioned that because it's the copyright laws that are put in by those rich men north of Richmond that perpetuate this stuff.
And they're so amenable to donations that they will extend the copyright of Mickey Mouse specifically, even when they don't extend the laws for anybody else.
They do a separate rule just for the Disney company.
That's how easily bought they are.
Universal, the world's biggest record label, has argued for copyright to be applied to the data used for machine learning, such as the vocal stems that train computers to make voice clones.
So is this going to be the end of music?
You know, where do we do this?
Well, no, I think that just like everything else, you know, you look at how as they push us into this virtual world, As they push us into their financialized world, if we get out of those control structures, the future is going to be people like Oliver Anthony, who does it naturally, who does it authentically, who does it outside of their system.
And I think that's one of the most hopeful things about that whole story.
And then who knows?
Maybe we'll get a protest song from Fogarty.
We'll stop the rain.
And he can spell it R-E-I-G-N. That's what we're going to do.
Somehow we've got to stop this rain.
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My son says, imagine there's no heaven.
Just endless, soulless robot music on YouTube forever.
Well, that would be a form of hell, I guess.
I was thinking about the Twilight Zone episode.
I think it was Twilight Zone. And John Astin, the guy who played the father in the Addams Family.
And he dies and he goes to hell.
And hell is sitting around a living room.
He's a real hip guy in the 1960s, a hippie and everything.
And he's sitting there in a living room with very, very ultra-conservative, rural, elderly people.
You know, kind of like the ones in the American Gothic painting, you know, standing there with a pitchfork and everything.
And his eternity is to sit there with him.
And he says something at one point in time, and he says something about...
The Beatles, and I said, Beatles?
Yeah, we had Beatles once, but we got rid of it.
No, man, I'm talking about the group.
Yeah, Grandma here had the group, but that's his future forever.
I guess my hell will be listening to Imagine forever.
The record label says my son are outraged by people profiting off of artists' creativity because that's their job.
That's a good one. I like that.
An Audi MRR says, try that in a small town is a divide and conquer psyop.
Jason Aldean is one of them.
I agree. I mean, I haven't seen, honestly haven't heard that or seen it.
I just knew who Jason Aldean was after Vegas and it's like, I'm not even interested.
Not even interested in looking at that.
So let's talk about CBDCs.
Because we don't want to go into that future.
You know, how do we pull out of this system You know, like Oliver Anthony has essentially pulled out of it.
And hopefully he won't get co-opted into it.
Time will tell. But this is from the Mises Institute.
They say CVDC is, of course, the ultimate tool of financial intrusion.
The experts of the Federal Reserve and other central banks...
Are broadcasting the potential financial inclusion.
So they're talking about this, right?
This is the same thing that Bill Gates said when he went to India.
And he said, you know what the problem is?
We've got a lot of people here who don't have an ID. And that's what they were all sitting around, you know?
They're all sitting around, you know, burning human feces for heat.
And they're saying, you know what the problem is?
We don't have IDs for our government IDs.
That's not the problem. Poverty, grinding poverty is the problem.
And so, you know, they came up with the IDs.
They came up with the idea that they could get everybody to take a number and stand in line for welfare services, for medical care.
Just take that odd horror system and Bill Gates helped them to set that up.
And they keep pretending that it is somehow a problem to be outside the financial system.
Now, you know, that was not one of the four areas that Biden was looking at.
But that is now becoming a tool of the central banks to push people into CBDC. Remember, it was March of 2022, last year, that Biden told all of the alphabet agencies which are under the presidency, and all of them are under the executive branch, all of them, The President creates them, the Congress creates them, but nobody controls them.
They're out of control. The President wants them to ban guns or ban cars or whatever.
Well, he turns to these alphabet agencies to do that.
And Congress doesn't write laws.
They create agencies, and then they shovel it off to them, and then they pretend that these rules are not like laws.
With laws, you have the protection of the Bill of Rights, but with rules, you don't have any of that stuff, they say.
Again, another massive lie and misdirection and hoodwinking and all the rest of this stuff.
So the Mises Institute says, well, now they're talking about financial inclusion because in March of last year, Biden had four different areas that he wanted every one of the, you know, each of the bureaucracies were assigned one of four areas to get back to him on.
So the first thing is, how are we going to completely redesign the financial system?
Second one was, how are we going to write the code?
Third one was, how are we going to force people with it?
So he went to law enforcement agencies, Homeland Security, FBI, people like that.
You figure out how you're going to force people to do this, the IRS. That's why he's got the AD. A billion dollars that he wanted.
Republicans cut it back to only $60 billion, when their entire budget right now is $13 billion.
A $60 billion increase.
Thank you, Republicans, for voting for smaller government.
Smaller than what?
Smaller than Biden?
Yeah, it's only five times bigger than it is now.
So, anyway. But then the fourth area...
Was climate. Because that's going to be a key way that they're going to tell us they have to do it.
But they also have another way that they want to sell it to us now, which is you need financial inclusion.
And this is what the article from the Mises Institute is talking about.
The Federal Reserve has put out a paper about CBDC. They call it Money and Payments.
The U.S. Dollar in the Age of Digital Transformation.
And they say, we need to promote financial inclusion, particularly for the economically vulnerable households and communities.
This is a high priority for us, the Federal Reserve.
A CBDC could reduce common barriers to financial inclusion.
Well, the first thing that Jonathan Newman at the Mises Institute says, he's absolutely right, he says, wait a minute, inclusion?
That's one of those words that automatically gets you to check to see if your powder is dry.
Because we've seen this.
Diversity, inclusion, equity.
We know how they mean this.
We know how they use this.
They don't want inclusion.
They don't want equity.
It's not equality. And they don't want diversity.
They want this gray homogeneity, if you will.
And so, inclusion.
We know what inclusion means.
He says, um, Dr.
Reichenwald says, uh, quotes him.
He says it's part of this Orwellian trio and inclusion means surveillance.
It means punishment of the privileged, so people who are labeled as privileged.
It means sacrifice of national citizens to global interests.
It means labeling as dangerous and marking for virtual elimination those who supposed members or leaders of hate groups who oppose any of these types of measures.
That's what they're talking about when they talk about inclusion.
And how cynical are these people being?
Who have been purging people out of the banking system.
That's what they're doing in the UK. Massive number of bank accounts closed and that type of thing.
It's happened to a lesser degree here, but in the UK and in Canada, we've seen that happen a lot.
We've seen PayPal excluding people, like me, you know, May of 2021, excluding people.
No, you're not going to be there. If you are a dissident, you're going to be excluded from their system.
And it's exactly this kind of Orwellian doublespeak.
That people see with this talk about inclusion.
It's not that at all.
Either way, if a CBDC were genuinely aimed at financial inclusion, writes the Mises Institute, it would offer something to those who have chosen to forego a bank account entirely.
So what is it that it's going to offer that the quote-unquote unbanked population...
uh is looking for why is it that they don't have an account and they said that's about five and a half percent of u.s households and so the fdic has already done a survey two years ago 2021 they asked houses that didn't have a bank account why and they said things like well the minimum balance requirements privacy trust fees Well,
how does any of this stuff get solved by CBDC? Well, it doesn't.
It doesn't do any of these things.
But it takes away your privacy and your anonymity.
And it robs your God-given rights and turns them into government-granted privileges.
That's what CBDC does.
And again, you know, when we look at this, gold and silver...
It's why I think it's so important, and Tony has set up DavidKnight.gold.
I think it's important.
We look at gold, and you can talk about how it's undervalued and everything, but we also know, and Tony has talked about it, how manipulated all the markets are.
Stock markets are manipulated.
Crypto is manipulated. Gold and silver are manipulated.
The reality is, and I think the one thing that remains rock solid for sure, is that you've got to have that privacy and anonymity.
You've got to get out of the system somehow.
And so people try to make a case for Bitcoin.
I've got a guy who talks about, well, what does the world look like in 2033?
And it is a good picture of what it's like if you're not outside of this system.
If you haven't found a way to get out.
Now, of course, he sees it as the only solution being Bitcoin.
Bitcoin may be a solution, and it has some characteristics in terms of...
Transportability from one jurisdiction to the other, that would be an issue with gold and silver perhaps, but it has its own issues in terms of computers and hacking and even the power grid and things like that, that if they take us back into the dark ages, pretending that it was an attack or something like that, that could be a real problem for people with Bitcoin.
And so, you know, each of these has their own strong points and their own weak points, but the key thing is you've got to get out of that system.
Continuing on with the Mazes story here, it said, the court just ruled that the IRS can investigate your bank accounts.
Without notification, in some instances, including even if you are a friend, a family member, or an associate of someone that the IRS says owes them money.
And of course, if the IRS says you owe them money, you're guilty and you have to prove your innocence.
All of this removal of due process began with the IRS. Now, all the agencies are doing it.
Beyond that, of course, they talk about the fact the Bank of America...
Willingly handed over personal information.
They didn't even need to get a request from the FBI. They surrendered people's information voluntarily.
Hey, here's all the people that made purchases in the Washington area around January 6th.
And here are people who bought firearms previously.
You know, we've put these things together for you.
Go for them, right? That's the Bank of America did that to people.
And so then you also have the other special features of CBDC. Again, remember, people said one of the reasons that they didn't have a bank account was because of expensive fees.
Well, the fees are only going to go up.
And then you wind up not just having fees, but the ability for them to confiscate everything very quickly, which they can also do in a regular bank account.
Or they talk about negative interest rates.
That is another aspect of it.
In this article, they don't talk about what I like to call evaporation.
Your CBDCs can be programmed to just disappear after a particular period of time.
Or they could disappear gradually or whatever.
That's kind of related to the negative interest rates, but not necessarily.
I think we ought to talk about CBDCs and how they can evaporate.
Because that is something that the central banks are talking about, one of their favorite features.
They've talked about that for quite some time.
And so, there's an article from bombthrow.com, Mark Jephtovic.
Life in 2033.
A monetary apartheid.
And he talks about an apartheid.
He talks about two brothers, two twin brothers, born in the 1980s, and how their lives are very different based on their wealth and their monetary situation.
And the subtitle is, in the future it'll be a lot more expensive to be free.
Yeah, that's right.
Roger and Reggie, identical twin brothers, born around 1980.
So he's writing this as if it's in 2033.
They're in their early 50s now, and it's hard to say exactly where their lives diverged.
This is not a separated-at-birth story.
They were separated by something else.
Here in 2033, both of them are married, or at least they got married.
Reggie's wife divorced him.
She gave numerous reasons why she couldn't take it anymore.
But statistically, financial stress overtook infidelity as the number one cause of divorce around the time of the first climate lockdown, which are coming.
Yeah, I think people need, you know, there's a lot of people talking about disease X, and yes, we should be concerned about the next thing they're going to pull.
And we should be concerned about the gain-of-function research.
We should be concerned about the fact that it's coming out of Porton Downs, which has been involved in psyops and deception around the Skripal poisoning.
And we should be concerned that there's no interest in shutting down gain-of-function by our politicians.
That says it all right there, doesn't it?
These people are working on disease X. At Porton Down in the UK. And they only want to focus on Wuhan and China.
And I said, if they're serious about that, and they're not, if they were serious, they would say, well, we've got to shut down gain-of-function research.
They're not even talking about that.
So, you know, that's just a misdirection.
It's just a head fake to keep you from seeing what really happened.
But getting back to this, after the first climate lockdowns, things got really desperate for a lot of people.
It broke up Reggie's marriage.
Listen to the way they describe how he lives in 2033.
Because I think this is a pretty accurate description of what life is going to look like for a lot of people.
Reggie ekes out a life of quiet desperation.
He works as a remote drone repair and recovery technician, which has him licensed to drive a vehicle, which his employer is allowed to operate seven months per year.
Oh, okay. Well, he can actually drive, and the company has got permission to drive the car seven months out of year.
Why? Because of climate stuff.
That leaves them most of the time on UB. UB. Universal basic income.
Yeah, it does kind of sound like UB. UB broke is what it's going to be when they put us on basic income because it's a really, really basic level when they're talking about this stuff in Stockton and other places.
Yeah, we'll give people $1,000 a month.
Well, that's pretty basic. That's not going to cover it for most people.
Yeah, UB. So, puts him on UB for five months of the year, usually in stretches of three or two months at a time, during which he's confined to his 15-minute city, nicknamed Fifdom.
Fifdom. 15, right?
Which is pretty good, because it is going to be like a little fiefdom for these climate overlords.
Yeah, they think we don't know, but we do, don't we?
Maybe he'll get out of it by doing a hit song about how miserable he is.
Anyway, he has fumed privately because he would never post it on Socknet.
Not again, anyway.
Socknet. There's another good name.
I like that. It's kind of like Orwell did, Ingsoc, you know, English socialism.
Well, this is socialism on the net or, you know, social media on the net.
Social media on the net is a kind of socialism because socialism is nothing other than totalitarianism, and that's what this is all really about, SocNet.
He said he wouldn't complain about this on SocNet, not again anyway, because he found out the hard way the first and only time he voiced his objections to his carbon allotment And he feels like he's never quite earned back those demerits and probably never will, he laments.
He has visitation rights for his kids, but they live in a different 15-minute city with their mother and with a court-appointed parental, too.
He can't afford to go to restaurants and live entertainment, and his socioeconomic strata wasn't much to write home about.
Musical instruments are not approved for power usage in his fiftum.
And he was never too much into acoustical folk music, so he spends most of his time at home.
A fully subsidized basement bachelor pad.
Most of his time there is spent in his pod, wire-headed in a semi-somnambulistic state.
He's semi-asleep.
He's wired into this virtual reality, as we see depicted in Ready Player One.
Immersed in a combination of pornographic fantasies and electrically induced opioid-like highs.
Yeah, this is one of the reasons why They want to use electroceuticals.
One of the reasons why they want to get that brain-computer interface to pacify us.
You know, they used to give lithium before they started putting it in Teslas and other EVs.
They used to put it in people to control them, to pacify them.
So they'll be able to do that electronically.
That's, I think, one of the key reasons why Musk wants the brain-computer interface and the other elites to And I say that because Musk jumped in with both feet to support Andrew Yang when Andrew Yang was talking about universal basic income in 2015.
He was going to take the lead in pushing that and selling it.
And Musk thought that was very important.
Musk became a big, big, big supporter of his.
And as soon as I saw that he was making universal basic income a central part of his campaign, early on, before he got any support from Musk and everything, we reached out to him.
I said, I'd like to get you on the show and interview.
Yeah, sure. Come on. And then he canceled right before the show because he figured out, somebody figured out how much I hate universal basic income.
I don't ever get to do opposition interviews, but I was going to do that one.
I think anybody who's running for president deserves it.
Anyway, his other twin.
What happened to the other guy? Completely different life.
Now, that was Reggie's life. Here's Roger's life.
Both of them born in 1980.
So in 2033, they're 53 years old.
Roger and his family live in El Salvador.
In the winter, anyway.
Most winters, sometimes Costa Rica.
During the northern spring and summer, he keeps a residence in Texas and his main business operates out of Bermuda.
It's really just a holding company for his multiple income streams, royalties, investments, and it could really be anywhere.
So here's a guy who's made it, right?
His brother is living this grinding existence.
High on what they feed his brain.
High on pornography.
This other guy is jetting around the world.
He's got multiple residences.
Yeah, as I remember years ago, one of the things that got us to investigate New Zealand and moving there was I used to subscribe to publication, a couple of them, talking about what was coming.
And, you know, seeing all of this stuff coming at the time.
And I think one of the things that was, I think it was James Davidson who got into, he had an organization that was trying to limit taxes and stuff like that.
But I think he was the one who came up with the phrase, residential ambiguity.
He said, you want to make sure that nobody sees you as a citizen of their country because then they think they own you.
So you got residences in multiple places if you can afford it, right?
You got residences in multiple places and you can have ID and citizenship and passport from these other places.
So wherever you are, you are actually going to tell them that you're a citizen of that other country.
And you never stay in one place long enough to meet their residency definitions.
School for the kids, and this particular guy, Roger's life, school for the kids is not a problem because the tutors just travel with the family.
The carbon taxes on private jets are excessive, to say the least, so they make do with a fractional ownership of the private jet.
Pretty well everybody does.
Sometimes they have to adjust their travel times by a few days or a few weeks, and if they're flying when there's a lockdown on, then it's even more expensive to shell out for the essential travel exemption.
But for the most part, they make it work.
Roger isn't overly ostentatious with his choice of cars.
Private vehicle ownership being a luxury itself, but he and his wife like to dress well, travel well, they live well, they eat well, they eat meat, they eat real meat.
Not the lab-hatched sludge, which they call cancer in a can.
Yeah. He hasn't heard from his brother in over a decade, despite having sent emissary agents out to establish contact with him years ago.
But Reggie doesn't seem to have access to any AI or any encryption at all.
So what happened with this?
And see, the person who's writing this, Jeff...
Mark Jephtovic at bombthrower.com.
He puts all this in the context of what made the difference between these two guys.
And I'll differ with him about the bifurcation thing here.
But he gets a lot of this.
And understand that a few people are going to have a life that is going to be as good or better than the life today, perhaps.
But that's not going to be the case with like 99% of the people.
This is why we've got to stop this thing.
Now, he's looking at it just from the standpoint, well, what was it that Roger could do?
As near as Roger could figure it, It had to have been around the fourth Bitcoin halving, and Roger had been dollar cost averaging since 2021.
And he started buying right at the top of that cycle, as luck would have it.
But he remained undaunted in his conviction, and even though he bought in at the top of the cycle, he says he just sees it now as a rounding error.
Now, this is a key thing, because I think we have to make sure that We don't buy into this mindset in Western society that financialization is everything.
This is one of the things that's destroying our country.
The elites, the global elites, the government, they believe they can control the world with their fiat currency and so forth.
They've been able to do that in their banking system, and they don't have to produce anything.
They can, you know, we can get cheap stuff from China.
We can get mineral resources from Russia and everything.
But then you see what is happening now.
And eventually, at some point, the other people get tired of being your slaves.
And there's an uprising from one country even to the other.
And so America's downfall, I think, is going to be this over-reliance on financialization.
And essentially what he's selling here is the idea that If you make the right financial moves, you can be one of the people who escape this.
We ought to be wise about how we invest, and we need to make sure that we've got backup systems and all the rest of this stuff.
But remember, in the 1950s, when America was more focused on God, they mandated that on our money be put, in God we trust.
Not in money, but in God.
And so if you're going to trust in your riches and your wealth and your position and your talent and your health or any of these other things, you will have that rug pulled out from underneath you one day.
And so millennials, and this is the other part of this, there's a lot of millennials out there who think that Bitcoin is the only ticket to wealth.
That financialization is really what you have to go for.
And that's the mindset of many people in the West.
We don't have to create anything.
We don't have to work hard, right?
We just need to make the right moves financially.
And that really is kind of a trickle-down economic thinking from our bankrupt leaders.
And so don't fall into that.
Yeah, make some moves.
But I want to talk about this article because I thought, you know, the way that he portrays this with the 15-minute cities and the restrictions and all this stuff, you need to hear this in a narrative format where somebody's talking about what life is like for it really to hit home.
We can talk about the different aspects of this, the different checkpoint items.
Well, you're not going to have this, you're not going to have that, they're going to do this and they're going to do that.
But when you put it out there in a narrative like that, you see just how Grindingly miserable.
The future that they want to impose on us, this forced austerity really will be.
But he says, Because all of their banking deposits had been converted into IMF coin at the rate of 10 to 1.
Now, this is very true because the IMF, Bank of International Settlements, they're the ones who are really pushing the CBD stuff the hardest.
And of course, they've got every country is on board with it.
Doing it for their own country, but they're going to be subsumed into this overall, you know, some kind of a CBDC is being run by IMF and Bank of International Settlements.
And so, you know, they give everybody more of these.
It's kind of like the little exercise we had when our kids were toddlers, you know.
Do you want this $10 bill?
You want several of these ones.
Oh, I'll kick for the ones, you know.
And that's what they're playing with people here.
But... All the wallets were the same.
You had to enter your medicals, you had to link in your shopping apps, and pretty well anything capable of an e-commerce transaction.
They were now all reporting each transaction via this app.
People started seeing tabs for allowance and for quota showing up in their wallets.
Roger wasn't surprised.
He'd been expecting it.
And he took this as his cue to pull up stakes and move himself and his family and his wife's mother to El Salvador.
He tried to talk to his brother about the dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin during that same cycle.
Reggie would have none of it.
He pointed to FTX, you know, these frauds, to tether, to the Binance scandals.
He dismissed it all as magic internet money.
He put his entire life savings into clean tech, ESG, ETFs, and into government bonds, the worst combination no one could have ever imagined.
By the time the restructuring ran its course, a full-blown depression had wiped him out.
He reverse-mortgaged his condo, and after real estate tanked, he was even underwater on that.
And his wife took the kids and left, and he was evicted.
All he had from that point on was whatever showed up on his phone each month, which he had to spend before the next stimmy check hit, stimulus check, right?
That's what I said. It's training for universal basic income.
The stimulus checks were...
It actually didn't matter whether his monthly top-up was from work or from his UB. It was all the same.
And it was more of a score than it was money.
It was just a number on his phone that decremented any time he did anything.
Yeah, it's like a video game, isn't it?
Yeah, there you go. His entire life had been gamified in a weird Kafkaesque manner.
Well, again, this whole article is all about Bitcoin, how it's going to be your salvation to get out.
You've got to get out of the system.
You've got to have something outside the system.
Skills are very important. Skills, perhaps the most important thing.
People are going to need real stuff done.
And there's going to be a black market economy.
So he doesn't talk about the black market economy that perhaps Reggie would participate in.
Perhaps not. Maybe he had already lost his will to live.
Because of his drug-like electrical stimulations of his brain and his pornographic addiction.
Maybe he doesn't have a will to do anything anymore.
But again, there's going to be a black market economy.
Instead of putting it all in one thing, instead of putting it all in Bitcoin, again, I prefer, even though it's not as transportable, and you can't live in multiple jurisdictions necessarily with it, I still think gold and silver are the thing.
So again, davidknight.gold.
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Well, Bernie D says, crypto I will never trust.
It's a gateway to CBDC. I think there's a lot of issues with crypto, personally.
You know, it's complicated.
It's easy to be scammed.
There's the issues if they take down the power grid, if they take down the internet, all the rest of these things, which they may very well do as a part of their Great Reset.
You know, everybody talks about them doing a bank holiday and confiscating money.
Well, you know, they... I can do an internet holiday as well.
So I agree. That's why I prefer gold and silver.
Brandon Bennett, thank you very much for the tip.
I really do appreciate that. And if you're just tuning in, we had a listener very kindly agree to match tips today.
He wants to remain anonymous, but he's been a core supporter for a very long time every month.
And he's upped it this month.
So I really do appreciate that.
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Shevkin said, Geffen Records once sued Neil Young for not sounding like himself.
Well, there you go. That's the flip side of this stuff.
You know, when you look at how many stories have you seen of celebrities who just focused on what they did, focused on their music or their acting or whatever, and how they just got completely ripped off by their agents and by the corporations that essentially own them.
Andromeda One, thank you for the tip.
I appreciate that. It says, if you are familiar with the Organic Act of 1871, can you briefly explain how it fundamentally changed the Constitution, etc.?
I am not, so I will take a look at that.
I've not seen that before, so I don't know about the Organic Act of 1871.
All I can say is in the wake of the Civil War, they were rapidly changing the system of government, consolidating power.
The entire Civil War was a repudiation of the Constitution, and they continued along that tradition with many other things that they added.
Jason Barker, I don't like any currency that requires internet power and a processor to use.
Exactly. And, you know, it's interesting...
When you look at how easy it is for these people to hack stuff, right?
How are you going to know that you're not going to be hacked?
When the CIA has been hacked, the NSA has been hacked, all these different, you know, they've had their stuff hacked and displayed on the internet over and over again.
Do you really feel like anything is beyond that?
And when you look at what Microsoft...
And these other corporations are doing with their Coalition for Content, Provenance, and Authentication, CCPA. They call it C2PA. That's the Chinese Communist Party for America is what it is.
Where they want to mark everything that you create...
They're going to have the hardware, the CPU companies are in on it, Intel, ARM, they've all jumped in on this thing, as well as the software providers, people like Adobe, and they're going to mark the content that you make, and then you're going to have the same Ministry of Truth watchdogs, like the New York Times, the Washington Post, etc.
They will say, well, we don't like this particular...
Uh, narrative that people are putting out there or their response to our narrative.
And so if they mark you and then combine that, uh, you know, with knowing what you were creating, uh, that's the way they can shut you down.
And so, uh, what are they going to do in terms of money?
Is it going to be that easily?
I think that in order to get out of the system, you got to get out of the system and you got to get out of their technology.
Anything that relies on their technological system is going to be vulnerable to that.
So you need to start getting real skills and you need to get more and more into the real world and out of the virtual world.
SolarCat, 1980.
The ruling class instruct their agents to start fires, and they use their controlled media to repeatedly lecture us that the fires are all for our fault, and we need to accept their draconian solution.
Yeah. Yeah.
And then the question is, why can't you put the fires out, right?
It's their quote-unquote environmentalist rules.
Regardless of how the fires start, or who starts them, why can't they put them out?
That's a real key thing. Now, that's not a factor, I think, in what happened in Hawaii.
That was very high winds, which you're going to run into occasionally on islands and things like that.
It is amazing, as the body count has probably this morning gone over 100, the total devastation of that area, except for one church that was left alone.
Really kind of interesting. Not even the grass was burned around it.
It's got a little retaining wall that's kind of small, and even the grass is left alone.
But, yeah, I think what is going to happen is, you know, Oprah is out there already snatching up resources she's got to place on Maui.
I think the rich people are going to go in and feed on it like vultures.
And that's what I think is going to happen.
Anyway, ON61, Freedom Cities look better with Cractinol.
Just something that you can take your alcohol or whatever to help you to cope with the depressing reality.
Brian Taylor, as technology gets more and more perverse, it becomes more and more tempting to join the Amish.
Yeah. Yeah.
It is true. I mean, I don't like making that.
I would never make that Something that would be a requirement to be right with God.
And I don't know if that's their mindset or not.
I've never really looked into what they're doing.
All I can say is that it is their self-sufficiency and their strong community That really is a beacon to us in terms of what we would like to accomplish.
We don't have to do it out of some kind of religious legalism type of thing, but it is very wise what they're doing.
And Mad Mim, thank you very much for the tip.
I appreciate that on Rumble.
What are your thoughts on Dr.
Shiva? God bless you and family.
Well, I've had Dr. Shiva on to talk about his campaign.
And I pretty much had him on.
He's got all of his talking points he wants to run through, so I just let him speak.
It wasn't so much of an interview as it was just giving him a platform to talk.
And he covered a lot of information.
If you look, you can see that.
It's been maybe a couple months since I had him on.
And one of the things that he was trying to encourage people to do Was to get independent and to think on their own and to do stuff for themselves.
And it's a very different message from what you see being pushed to people about the politicians out there.
So, yeah, I think he's got overall, he's got a good message of independence.
And, you know, you should pay attention to what he is saying about that.
Let's talk a little bit about this whole tranny thing and what Alex Jones did last week.
You know, I did not realize it, but this is not his first rodeo with a guy that calls himself Blair White.
He's been doing this for quite some time.
When people started sending me stuff about it, and I didn't see it.
People were putting that on the chat on Friday.
And after the show, my son said, he had put it up and I didn't see it.
He didn't know if I would want to talk about it or not.
But as I looked at this, I thought, yeah, we do need to talk about this.
I had not noticed that this Blair White guy has been going on a show for several years.
Going back to November of 2017, this is from Left Wing Media Matters, always looking for something to attack Alex on.
And so, you know, Alex frequently gives them the gun to shoot him with.
Alex Jones says transgender people are usually, quote, super ugly and weigh 500 pounds.
Yeah, but this is what he had to say.
With Blair White, Alex said, we've had this activist on before and again have nothing against her.
It's a guy. It's a guy.
Alex is using the preferred pronouns here.
We have nothing against her because she's not sexualizing kids.
And we'll talk about that.
Is that really the dividing line here?
That we've had her on before.
We should have her back on.
Very articulate, smart person.
Blair White. The, I have to say it, attractive trance.
Usually they're not.
And it's kind of refreshing that she isn't super ugly and doesn't weigh 500 pounds.
Sorry, I'm digressing.
And it got back to something else. It must have been something that happened.
I don't ever recall him talking about it.
I don't think that she had come into a studio until last week.
I may be wrong about that.
But she.
See, I did it. Blair White, the guy, was on for an hour and a half with Alex Jones.
And he was just slathering over her.
Over him. Even I'm confused now with all this stuff.
And so Blair White puts out this thing.
Do you have a bestie who hypes you up like this?
Or do you need a new bestie?
Your best friend. And so I'm going to play for you.
The video this guy Blair White did with Alex edited out complimentary things.
But of course there wasn't any place there where Alex really challenged the guy on any of this stuff.
And he had a different...
One of the reasons I want to talk about this is because what Alex is putting out there...
Is very different from anything that I've seen before for transgenders, and it's really insidious what Alex is doing.
He's making this guy, Blair White, into a victim.
He even says at one point, we're all Blair White, because we've all been victimized by the stuff they're putting in the water that turns the frogs gay, right?
All this kind of stuff. So you're a victim of your environment.
You're not accountable for what you do, right?
Isn't that the hallmark of leftists?
Oh, these people, you know, yeah, okay, they murdered a dozen people, but, you know, it's just the environment they grew up in.
They're just a product of their environment.
They're just victims of their environment.
This is the kind of stuff I've been seeing all of my life from the left.
And now Alex is playing that card with this sexual degeneracy that's out there.
And this person, this Blair White guy, is a good guy.
Because even though he's selling this to people, He's conservative.
He supports Trump.
And he doesn't want this done to kids.
So that makes all this stuff good.
But here's the clip that Blair White put together where he talks about Alex talking about him, you know, his new bestie, his new best friend.
I added a little bit of the music here.
Blair's a good person.
You look like a woman. Blair White's done nothing wrong.
Your bones look like a woman.
We're very blessed to have you as an amazing, beautiful, smart person.
My genetics says this is a woman.
You're an articulate, amazing person, a beautiful person.
The way God works in mysterious ways, it creates beautiful things.
He just shows you how God works in mysterious ways.
I know this in my heart. You're a good person.
You love the children. You're the perfect spokesperson.
This is what they probably should have done over at Bud Light.
Inherently, at a spiritual level, I realize that God's working through you, and it's an amazing thing.
If loving you is wrong, then there's nothing right.
The atom bomb would be perfume, we'd all smoke dynamite.
You're the perfect spokesperson.
This is what they probably should have done over at Bud Light.
We used the water before the well went dry.
Since we'd all sleep wide awake, we'd never have a dream.
There'd never be a picture on our top.
And inherently, at a spiritual level, I realize that God's working through you, and it's an amazing thing.
I think the world is crazy if loving you is wrong.
Yeah, well, that was Hank Thompson.
Hank Thompson. Uh, that song was about as cringy and corny as Alex's, uh, interview with Blair White.
Yeah. Interesting thing about Hank Thompson, before we get into this, we've talked a lot about music, uh, in this program, Hank Thompson that sang that song.
Uh, there was a book written about him called crazy heart.
And, uh, if you saw the 2010 movie with Jeff Bridges, they made a movie of that book.
Uh, it was all about Hank Thompson's life.
And, um, Jeff Bridges won Best Actor for that.
Only Oscar for Best Actor that he's gotten.
But then the question is, what role is Alex playing right now as he's acting this stuff out?
I showed you one of the clips there.
One of them of Blair White before all the silicon injections everywhere to make him look like a woman.
The one of him wearing a t-shirt says sex and drugs and shooting a bird at the camera with multicolored hair.
When Blair was 18 years old, he grew his hair long and took to wearing feminine clothes.
He realized that he was a transgender and he decided to transition.
But during this time, his father died from cancer and he had to take care of his mother.
He kept his plans to transition on hold for the time being.
And I have to read every one of these things that got the wrong pronoun here.
Anyway, in another two years, he declared to his family and friends that he was transgender and found support from them in his decision.
He then started taking hormonal treatment.
And this is a key thing as well.
In this interview, Blair White was selling the idea that surgery went really well for him.
And so the question is, did he get bottom surgery?
Now I can't be 100% certain.
Maybe Alex knows for sure.
But what we do know is that there's a lot of makeup, a lot of plastic surgery.
There's been silicon breasts, silicon lip implants, silicon cheek implants.
You can see that as well.
Not clear that there's been any bottom surgery.
And that's the thing that's the big issue.
Yeah, people have issues with silicon breast implants and leaks and things like that.
But it's not anything at all, like the bottom surgery.
Either way that you go, that has been a big deal.
And this article, which was updated in 2022, doesn't say anything about bottom surgery.
As a matter of fact, when it was originally written...
It said that Blair had big plans for 2017.
He attended a conference in 2017 and announced that he is ready to undergo surgeries for female sex assignment and also facial feminization surgery.
But there's no follow-up to this.
They updated it in 2022. They didn't say anything about that.
I looked many places and I saw indications that it was simply hormones that he was taking.
And in one instance, he says, well, I wanted to be able to have the ability to have kids via a surrogate, so I went off of the hormones, and it was really bad because then I started getting beard and all this other kind of stuff, and my hair started getting darker and thicker everywhere.
And so I mentioned that as a side effect, which would make me...
Believe that he had not been gelded yet.
So, I don't know.
I'm guessing, but it certainly doesn't sound like it.
Meanwhile, Blair has a boyfriend, another YouTuber who's 30 years old.
And so, in the interview, this is the key thing.
What was being talked about?
Well, you heard over and over again That Alex is talking about God.
He's talking about spirituality, and he's offering you a very false spirituality.
It is as false as what Michael Flynn, one of his cohorts, does at the Reawaken stuff.
First of all, Michael Flynn today is leading people in occultic prayers to ascended masters that he plagiarized from Elizabeth Clare Prophet It was head of a nuclear cult back in the 1980s.
Nothing at all Christian about it.
The only thing that's quote-unquote Christian are the buildings that they're in that are supposedly, you know, a church.
I don't know what those people are thinking about this stuff.
But of course Michael Flynn was there, as I pointed out many times, pushing Christopher Beck Who had transitioned early on in 2014.
Michael Flynn, as head of DNI, was celebrating transgenderism and this transgender Navy SEAL, who has now come back and said, I was gaslighted as an adult.
We should not be doing this to kids.
Christopher Beck was Kristen Beck at the time.
And Michael Flynn did everything he could to promote that to everybody in 2014.
That's how far back this stuff goes.
So, they get on and the first thing they talk about is protecting the kids.
We've got to stop the medicalization of kids.
We've got to stop the social contagion of trans kids.
But is that really sufficient?
You know, we go out and we, and I've played a clip, a couple of clips in the past, when I first saw Gays Against Groomers, And they were saying, well, it was a woman who said, I got involved in all this stuff, but if I'd realized where this is headed, I would have never fought for my civil rights if I'd known this is going to head into pedophilia and grooming of kids.
And I said, look, even these people see it for what it is.
And then there was another one that was a heavy guy who said he was a conservative drag queen.
And he said, I want to talk to all you heterosexual moms out there about how this whole scene is filled with sex and drugs.
You don't understand what you're turning your kids over to.
And I said, that's exactly right.
I said, but I don't really know what a conservative drag queen is trying to conserve.
And I don't know what a conservative host is trying to conserve when he puts this stuff out.
Is it important for us to conserve the family?
Do we not understand the trajectory of all this stuff?
That when we accept this stuff, and you just do whatever you want to do if it feels right for you, do we understand where that leads?
Is this really something that Alex is being directed by spiritually?
No. No, it's not.
Not by Christ, anyway.
Maybe a different spirit.
But we have an absolute standard for this stuff, and we don't have a moral standard.
And what are we going to do? They hit all of the checkpoints in this interview.
We got no kids, but you know, other than that, do whatever thou wilt.
Where did that come from? Well, that's the motto for Wicca.
He's selling you an occultic witch morality.
Do whatever thou wilt.
This is the occult.
This is Satanism that Alex is pushing here.
Let's just be clear about this.
There's actually, that's also not just the motto for Wicca, it's also the law of Thelema.
And then we look at Aleister Crowley.
He's got a variation of that.
Love is the law.
Love under will. Well, that's essentially what Alex is saying as well.
You know, we just love everybody.
Everybody gets to do whatever they wish, whatever is right in their own sight.
We have no moral standards.
God has been removed.
The Bible's been removed.
Christianity's been, just do as thou wilt.
This is satanic, Alex.
And I'm saying this directly to you.
And we'll talk about how he gets very upset with Christians who call this out.
How dare Christians criticize somebody like Blair White, a man who dresses up as a woman?
How dare them? And Alex is showing you the pictures of this guy after he's had all this plastic surgery in a bikini.
Oh, this is what Bud Light should have done.
Well, it's what you just did, Alex.
You just did exactly what Bud Light did.
And let's hope that it has the same effect, because you need to understand.
And, you know, we talk about judging and not judging.
We need to understand that when somebody criticizes someone, if it's done in the way to call them back to what they say they believe.
You know, Alex says he's a Christian.
He says he believes this stuff, and yet he denounces it all in this interview.
He is selling you the ethics and the morals of Wicca, not of Christ.
Iron sharpens iron, and the wounds of a friend are better than the flattering kisses of an enemy.
I'm not going, you know, I always say this about Alex, what he needs to say to Blair.
You know, you need to talk to this person because they're headed down a path of destruction, eternal destruction.
And Alex is as well.
Embracing this and selling it, or at least trying to sell it, to the masses.
And then, you know, they had another talking point.
So it's like, stay away from the kids and stay out of women's sports.
Oh, okay, then it's all good, right?
That's what we heard from Bruce Jinder and Sean Hannity, isn't it?
Oh, Sean Hannity just thought Bruce Jinder was great because Bruce was pushing back against women in sports.
Is that really... The important thing here?
Isn't there something else about that?
You know, so you got Hannity fawning all over Bruce Jinder.
You got Alex fawning all over Blair White.
And the first time I ever saw Dylan Mulvaney was when Drew Barrymore had him on her show and she got down on her knees to Dylan Mulvaney.
Well, Sean Hannity and Alex didn't do that physically.
But they got down on their knees in every other way.
Mentally, intellectually, spiritually, morally, they got down on their knees and celebrated Bruce Jinder and Blair White.
Alex says things like, you're not the enemy.
He's a victim of his environment.
You're not the enemy. He's being controlled by the enemy.
He's telling us the stuff that the enemy wants to tell us.
Which is that this is not a trap when it actually is.
And so, thank you for the tip, YJ72. I've got more to say about this.
I want to... It was an hour and a half.
I don't have an hour and a half that I can watch these two banter back and forth.
So I got the transcript. And I got a few things to talk about with the transcript.
But before I do, let me just respond to some of the comments people made.
YJ72, thank you for the tip on Rumble.
I wonder what type of Bible Alex is reading.
Thank you, David. Well, yeah, I don't know.
But I don't think he cares what it says, frankly.
RCF2020, thank you for the tip.
It says, Alex Jones is conformed to this world.
And the problem is that he's trying to conform people to it.
You know, that's an even bigger problem.
And that's why it has to be called out.
You know, I would say this to Alex's face.
I have said stuff like this to his face before.
I didn't know he had... Blair White on.
He used to bring in Milo all the time when Milo was homosexual, and Milo was essentially owning the fact that he had had pedophile sex and things like that.
And they would ask me if I wanted to have him on the show, and I was like, no, I'm not interested in elevating that.
And I don't know that Alex has had him on now that Milo says he's not doing that anymore.
So... Busy B777. Blair's clip was actually a damage limitation for Alex.
Alex said Blair is a woman.
Yeah, that's in there and here as well.
Blair went trans at the age of 20 and claims that means that he was adult and that it's fine to do that as an adult person.
But there's so many adults who've done it, and it was a huge mistake.
It's not safe for anyone. Absolutely.
And again, I think that they're playing games in terms of talking about his surgery.
From what I can see here, I don't think the guy has had bottom surgery.
And that's the big issue.
And so when they talk, and he says, oh yeah, I've had it, and it went great.
Oh, really? That is a big misdirection.
Mark Darova says, Blair White has male sexual anatomy intact.
Yeah, I believe so. I believe so.
BusyB777 says, Blair misled the audience.
The surgeries that he referred to in the interview were just a facial and moobs.
Yeah, that's my take on it.
Plastic surgery, things like that.
He might have had his behind augmented as well.
I don't know. But, you know, we're just talking about silicon stuff.
You know, it's not...
The chemicals that they put in the water that turned him gay.
You know, it turned him into a woman.
It didn't turn him into a woman, right?
And quite frankly, all the silicon that he's injected in all these strategic places hasn't turned him into a woman either.
But one of the things that's interesting is when I look at a transcript, I also get a word count as to the frequently used words.
The most frequently used word, and I think it's very telling here, is feel.
Feel. As in feelings and things like that.
44 times they talk about that.
The F word. Your feelings.
Objectivity, there is no absolute truth.
There is no absolute standard.
God has not defined what a good life is for us, and he's not defined what he abhors for us.
Well, actually, he has, but we pretend that he hasn't, and we go by our feelings 44 times.
Children, 34 times.
Women, 28 times.
Chemicals, 25 times.
Kind of give you an idea of where this is headed.
And so Blair says, well, I'm all about, you know, individualism and bodily autonomy and just doing what's right for you.
And Alex says, yeah, we shouldn't be mad at you for that.
This is who you are.
And, you know, I don't like those Christians who judge people, that type of thing.
Blair says, well, society has room for anomalies.
I think the problem is when you try to make anomalies normal, it's not normal.
And AJ says, whoa, that is heavy.
I don't hate the anomaly.
That's obviously legitimate.
I hate a forced thing on our kids.
Look, Blair is not hermaphrodite.
Blair is not somebody that was born with sex organs of both sexes, both genders.
There's only two genders. Blair was not born that way.
That is a very rare thing.
And if you're going to talk about chemicals in the water, it might manifest itself that way.
That's not what we're talking about here.
What we're talking about here is seduction.
We're talking about grooming.
We're talking about normalizing abnormal behavior.
This behavior is an anomaly.
Why? Well, because in our society that was based on biblical values, you didn't do this.
And so we know that there's a progression here.
At first, you accept it.
Well, you know, it's just right for me.
You know, we each have our own truth.
We have our own morality.
We have our own objectivity.
And so this is right for me.
And so we start with that.
The next thing, you know, we're celebrating it as Alex is celebrating it.
You know, hey, this guy, Blair White, look, he's a big celebrity.
He's got like half a million followers and all the rest of the stuff, making a lot of money as an influencer.
So you can be a celebrity.
So let's all celebrate this and make people celebrities with this.
But it doesn't stop there.
Pretty soon, as we've all seen, they demand that you celebrate it.
And they start coming after anybody that doesn't celebrate it.
And so he says, you know, Blair's here for the next hour and a half.
There's a commercial here for the Mug Club.
By the way, let me talk about that a second here.
Um, that's the other thing.
Um, Steven Crowder, as I call him, Chowderhead.
Uh, this Chowderhead guy, Steven Chowderhead.
You know, I've never watched the guy, so I don't know what his program is.
I honestly haven't. I've never seen a single video of his.
I just know he's hugely popular, and Alex likes him a great deal, and he's been very successful, frankly, if you, uh, count success as a monetary thing.
But he made a big deal about the fact that he and his wife were Christians and that because I started looking up what happened after the video came out showing him verbally abusing and threatening his pregnant wife.
There's a video that was done on the back porch and it came out as part of a very nasty divorce that they're going through right now.
And then some other things about what he was doing and the left eagerly picked up on the gossip and ran with it.
But I mean it's not gossip if it's a video.
And so when that embarrassing thing came out, Alex's response was to immediately get Stephen Chowderhead on to essentially defend him.
And then you had more information that was released from people who worked for him, talking about how he was sending them pictures of his genitals and other things like that and getting real handsy with other guys and stuff like that.
And again, Stephen Chowderhead had pointed out, well, you know, my wife and I were Christians and, you know, we were virgins when we got married and all the rest of this stuff.
So is it the money?
Is that something that changed him?
I don't know. You know, that's a big temptation for people.
Lots of money. And then, after that happened, After that was released to Mediaite, which is always up for, you know, information about conservatives that's bad.
Somebody leaked that to them.
And so the manager at Chowderhead's media organization called everybody in and said, all right.
And he was furious about it, of course.
Somebody would talk about it.
Didn't say it wasn't true.
And said, all right, we've got a new NDA, a new nondisclosure agreement.
And, you know, here's the non-disclosure agreement, and it says that if you say anything, you're going to get, you agree that it is justified that we penalize you $100,000 if you talk to anybody.
And furthermore, by the end of the day, we want everybody to come in here and tell us, we want the person who talked to Mediaite to come in here and confess.
Well, at the end of the day, nobody confessed, and so they started an inquisition.
And they had about a half dozen people quit, and then they sent all that information to Mediaite, which published it last week.
And as that hit, Alex joins the Mug Club, which is something that Chowderhead has put up on Rumble.
It costs a minimum of about $7.50 a month to get their content behind a paywall on Rumble.
And within the first three months, Chowderhead has made $7.50 million.
And on there, now he's brought Alex in.
Alex brought him on as soon as that happened.
They did, he joined the Mug Club and set up a website, Jones Crowder, for people to be able to join that.
Yeah, I look at this and it's like, what is the fascination?
You know, what is it about people like Alex and Chowderhead and Tucker?
Why is it that they're fascinated with people like Andrew Tate?
Why do they act like Andrew Tate?
What is it about that?
Frankly, I just don't get it.
You know, maybe it is the fact that they, you know, multi, multi-millionaires or something.
But it truly is amazing.
To see how infatuated these guys are with Andrew Tate and Chowderhead.
And I think it's the money.
They look at it and say, look, they're very popular.
I want to feed off of that.
I want to get views off of that.
And I can make tens of millions of dollars, too, if I act like them.
It's just amazing. And so Alex goes on to say, well, the bottom line is here, you're not hurting anybody.
And you're not like Big Pharma, targeting kids with shots.
Is that what it is? Not hurting anybody?
Are you destroying the family?
Are you turning us into Sodom and Gomorrah?
What does God do to countries like Sodom and Gomorrah?
What is God doing to us right now?
Anyway, he says, we don't hate anybody, as long as you know consenting adults.
It doesn't mean we're not passing some religious judgment.
I'm not. All I'm saying is we're not attacking people for decisions that they've made.
That's up for God to decide.
Well, Alex, God has already decided.
He decided it long ago.
He destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.
And when you look at Romans 1, it talks about a long litany of sins, and we can all find our sins in that long list.
It's an all-inclusive, pretty much, list of sins.
But he ends up With these homosexual sins.
He ends up with the LGBT stuff as a final state of depravity.
But that's not where it stops.
That's the bad news.
The good news is, Paul says, after he talks about people, you know, men lying with other men and burning in their lust of people with the same sex and all that kind of stuff, he says, and such were some of you.
We're. Past tense.
But you've been washed.
You've been cleaned by the blood of Christ.
You see, we don't have to stay that way.
If we do stay that way, that's a path of eternal destruction.
It's not a loving thing, Alex, to say to Blair.
That's fine. It's consenting adults.
I don't really care what you do. You can go to hell.
Literally. You can go to hell.
And I don't care. That's one of the things where...
Penn Jillette. Penn and Teller.
You know, Ray Comfort talked to him after one of his shows.
And he could tell that Ray Comfort really cared.
Cared enough to talk to him.
And he said to him, he said, you know, most of the time I just get Christians who are angry at me.
And they want to yell at me and tell me I'm going to hell.
But he goes, you really seem to care.
I respect that. But it's not a loving thing.
To, you know, just say, well, you're going to hell and walk away and leave somebody hanging there.
And it's not a loving thing to say, hey, it's fine.
It's consenting adults.
Did you ever notice that? Did you ever notice in the Ten Commandments that asterisk there on the stone?
It says, thou shalt not commit adultery unless they're consenting adults.
You ever see that? No, it's not there, Alex.
It's not there. There's no caveat there about that.
He says, but we know it's the chemicals in the water.
Chemical? Was it silicon?
Was that what got in his lips, the silicon that's in the water?
Now, this is a very willful thing that he's doing.
It's a lifestyle that he's involved in.
You know, nobody is perfect, and we will never achieve perfection.
Christ gives us power over sin, to some degree, and takes away the sin that we have done, as long as we are not content to live in it.
That's why he talks about people walking in the light and walking in the darkness.
It's your habitual sin.
It's what really defines you.
Blair's being defined by his sexual sin.
That's everything. That's his entire life.
It's just like Sam Britton, quite frankly.
You know, it's said that about Sam Brinton, the guy that, you know, shaved his head and was stealing women's wardrobes and stuff like that.
It turned out that got him into felony trouble.
But before that, he was not suited for a cabinet position looking at nuclear waste because he was too focused on himself.
He was a lover of self.
And the Bible warns us about the final days when people will become lovers of themselves.
But Alex makes this all about the chemicals.
Well, we know the chemicals in the water and the food, it's affecting embryos.
Well, that's not his problem.
It isn't. This problem, this guy, Blair, says, well, I grew up in a very small conservative town, and so I feel that I maybe had a bit of that resentment toward that archetype of person.
You know, the Christians that are out there talking about God.
Because in the beginning, that kind of person was a person who was kind of against me.
I was getting bullied a lot as a kid.
But as I got older, I realized those people really hold society together.
Not because, you know, their kids were being jerks, but because there are so few people with morals anymore.
And if you get that from religion, if you get that from God, I'm happy about that.
Because, you know, the past few years I think we've seen what happens when people just have no higher purpose and no desire for goodness.
It's like they burn cities now.
Well, see, the thing is you can't have these morals without God.
You really can't.
There has to be a standard where everybody's going to do what's right in their own eyes and they're going to do whatever they wish.
Because they don't believe that they're going to ever answer to God.
That they're not accountable to God.
This is why when people freak out when a politician talks about God, it's like, well, you should be worried about the people, the politicians who think they are God.
Not somebody who believes that they are accountable to God above them.
And so...
Alex responds to that, says, and I totally agree with you, and not so what I'm saying to viewers, listeners, my viewers get this, 90% of them, you are not the enemy.
And this is that. It's true, folks.
It's true. The chemicals.
I don't know if that's your case, Blair, but it's happening.
We can't hate people that are confused because these chemicals were dumped on him.
Well, you're not going to try to tell him the truth?
You're going to leave him in a confused state?
Is it loving to not oppose this?
Again, you're going to not want what is best for Blair in this life, and you're going to leave him on the path to eternal destruction?
Is that a loving thing?
See, this is a bigger problem for Christians in general.
Afraid to speak to this...
The sin that is destroying our society, the sin that is bringing us into God's judgment, they're afraid to say it because they don't want to hurt somebody's feelings.
They think that that is unloving.
What is unloving is leaving somebody that way.
He said, we've had these conversations before, like chemicals in the water.
I clearly encourage some sort of feminization through chemicals.
Chemicals that do that in mammals and frogs.
See what Alex is doing, and this is why I said it really does have to be talked about, because he's come up with a new excuse for these people.
It's the chemicals that did it.
The chemicals turned the frogs gay.
The chemicals turned us transgender.
So we've got to accept this and live with it and celebrate it and, you know, give our programs over to it.
What Alex is selling is a false...
Idea that has been used over and over again in comic books, the Marvel comic books, the DC comic books, you know, you get exposed to chemicals or radiation or maybe the two of them combined or something and you turn into Spider-Man or you turn into the Incredible Hulk or The Flash or whatever, right? It doesn't work that way.
You get exposed to radiation, you get exposed to chemicals, what happens?
You get cancer.
Because if it mutates you, these mutations are not progressive.
It's one of the things, if you ever pay attention to evolution, it's one of the fallacies of evolution, that there's going to be some kind of an environmental mutation that is going to turn us into hopeful monsters or whatever.
Well, it would have to mutate a whole bunch of things.
And you stop and think about it. You're going to go from a mouse to a bat?
You know, in German, they call them the flieter mouse, the flying mouse, the bats.
Well, you know, what is the intermediate stage?
Are you just going to all of a sudden sprout fully grown wings and everything that works?
Well, are you going to do it a little bit at a time?
Because then, you know, the big survival thing for mice is that they can go anywhere.
They can crawl in any kind of crevice.
Well, those wings are going to get in the way.
And then even if you sprouted wings fully formed and fully functional all at once, then how are you going to navigate with that stuff?
You have to have better eyesight.
You have to have something like radar, sonar, echolocation, sonar.
Anyway, if you look at that, you understand what a fallacy all this Marvel superhero mutated with genes.
But he's using this, and he's using it in a way that the left has always used to explain every kind of crime.
Well, these people are just products of their environment.
They can't help it.
They can't help that they're a thief.
They can't help that they're a murderer.
They're just a product of their environment.
And they shouldn't be held accountable to the Ten Commandments.
You see? And so now we're going to add sexual deviants to that.
Liberals added murder and theft and said it's just an environmental thing.
Now Alex is going to come out with his gay frog chemicals and he's going to excuse sexual deviancy.
And the sexual deviancy is going to drag the entire society down, including our kids.
They're not going to be safe in this either.
And so, you know, talk about the surgery.
We've heard the horror stories. I won't get personal, but what was yours?
Was it horrible? Was it okay?
The surgery? Yeah, yeah, no, I've had like 100% success rates.
Again, we're not talking no bottom surgery, but silicon implants, breast, butt, lips, cheeks, all the rest of this stuff.
And so that is another big lie that is being solved.
And then Alex says, well, we're all just Blair White.
And they're jacking with all of us.
You're a biological man that feels like they're a woman, who looks and acts like a woman.
We're already all cyborgs with this stuff.
People are pissed off that men think they're women.
Well, we're already all cyborgs.
Everyone's a whole robot.
You see how he's also pushing transhumanism?
Not just transgenderism.
This is Alex Jones pushing transhumanism.
And he goes on to say, Yuval Harari, in his latest book, says the trans movement is the tip of the spear of the transhumanist movement.
Well, he got that right. But then he tells you that we're already deeply involved in this transhumanist movement, and we just need to accept it because that's what's right for you.
And you're a victim of your environment.
He says after World War II, they were embarrassed.
They were the eugenics movement peddlers, and so they became the transhumanist movement.
And so all of us are trans.
All of us are being hit with synthetic chemicals, biological, radiological, electromagnetic.
They're giving us shots.
Yeah, Trump's shots that he supports.
So I guess we all just give up, right?
There's no absolute truth, and there's no escaping this.
Really? Yeah.
Unfortunately, for Alex, Yuval Harari's book's got more credibility than God's book.
We're not all robots.
They are not in control.
Alex is selling a lie that is straight out of the pit of hell to normalize and to excuse this kind of behavior.
That's the bottom line here.
He says, you're articulate.
You're an amazing person, a beautiful person.
They would love for you to be their spokesperson, but instead, from day one, you've not been a man.
And I think inherently, at a spiritual level, spiritual level, I realize that God is working through you.
Do you understand? Alex Jones says God is working through Blair White to bring us all to a new level of consciousness.
We're going to go out there and conquer the stars or whatever in our tranny outfits.
It's an amazing thing.
How do you feel about that statement, that God is working through you?
And Blair says, well, I struggle with my belief in God, and I don't know how much I believe in God.
In other words, he doesn't believe. He's not a believer.
So, you know, I've had, he goes on with this stuff about how, you know, you could have made a lot of money if you'd be a leftist tranny and all, but you've gone the other way.
You know, you support Trump and all this stuff.
You know, that's a really tough thing.
And you've really sacrificed a lot.
No, that's Blair White's whole shtick.
I'm a tranny who likes Trump.
We've seen this type of thing before.
As a matter of fact, Rupert Murdoch, as I've said before, he looked at TV news and he said, it's all left-wing.
I'm going to do a right-wing news channel for TV. And it was successful.
And then he looked at talk radio years later and he said, talk radio is all conservative.
And so he created a left-wing talk radio, which ultimately failed.
But the bottom line is that, you know, as I said before, Alex was always, you know, just before the election, He said to me, so what do we do if Trump gets elected?
I said, well, we support him when he does the right thing, we oppose him when he does the wrong thing.
He just kind of stared at me, glared for a while, and he goes, mm, walks off.
And then, later on, when I was criticizing Trump for doing some of the things, he said, well, you know, you could get really big if you just wanted to come after Trump.
I was like, really?
What he was doing, he was sarcastically accusing me for blaming Trump.
And I knew, as well as he did, that there's no market for conservatives who don't get on the Trump train.
Living proof of that.
I didn't need to go through this to find that out.
I knew that pretty well. Yeah, and I said, well, we'll just see what he does.
You know, that's the bottom line.
I'm not going to carry water for anybody like that, including Alex.
So Alex goes on to say, so I want Christians and conservatives to listen to me because I only tell you what I believe is true.
I noticed in my heart That you, Blair White, are a good person.
You love the children.
Really? Are you talking about agape or is he talking about eros?
Anyway, I'm concerned about AI. Absolutely, humans changing themselves is the least of our problems, says Alex.
We don't have to worry about this stuff.
There's not a God in heaven that's going to judge our country for our sexual depravity.
It's not a problem.
You know, we're just focused.
We don't care what God thinks about anything.
We're just focused on man-to-man stuff here, right?
The horizontal. We don't care about the vertical.
He says, I mean, we got a robot takeover happening here.
I think we're all living literally in the last days.
Yeah, that's lovers of self, Alex.
That was one of the definitions of that.
Not necessarily a robot takeover, but lovers of self themselves.
And so, you know, when we look at this, Again, the battle is not lost.
He's making people feel desperate about this stuff.
Blair is not a victim.
AJ is not a victim.
You and I are not victims.
What we are, are sinners in rebellion to God if we have not subjected ourselves to Jesus.
He gives us His righteousness, He gives us His forgiveness, and He gives us power when we ask to overcome these temptations.
And everybody has different temptations.
But you know, the interesting thing is, I looked at the comments, and Alex is wrong about 90% of his audience, and he buried that story within 24 hours on the site, because he's getting ratioed in the comments.
I didn't see a single comment that was positive.
I didn't see a single comment that was neutral.
They were all very, very hostile.
And one person said, and I didn't know what they were talking about.
I thought they were talking about Gerald Salenti, but they weren't.
They were talking about some guy named Gerald, who's part of this chowderhead mug club, who went on with Alex there at Infowars, and the two of them talked about eschatology.
You know, the end of the world, revelation, and so forth.
And so, you know, let's talk about revelation.
Let's talk about all of this, you know, stuff that's going to happen at the end of the world.
And what that reminded me of is if you go back and look at Jesus with a woman at the well, right?
He comes in, he says, give me some water.
He knew what was happening.
He knew his appointment with her.
He asked her for some water.
And she kind of hesitates, and he says, well, if you knew who was asking you for water, you would ask me for living water that will continue to spring up in you forever.
And she says, I think, sarcastically, oh, oh, sir, give me that water.
And he says, go get your husband.
And she says, well, I'm not married.
And he says, you're right.
You've had five husbands and you're not married to the man you're living with right now.
Now, she's taken back.
Whoa, how does he know all this about me?
What is the thing that she does next?
She changes it to theology.
Let's not get too personal here.
You just call me out on my sexual sin.
You know, it's all consensual, right?
It's no problem. I've had five husbands and I'm living with another guy now, but it's all consensual, Jesus.
It's okay. Now, she changes it to theology.
She's a Samaritan, and she says, so you Jews worship God in Jerusalem.
We worship God in another place.
Let's not talk about me.
This is a little bit uncomfortable, right?
And so what Alex does is he has Blair White on for an hour and a half, and then he's got this other guy on from the mug club.
And now they're going to talk about theology and eschatology.
Because let's not talk about our relationship with God.
And let's not talk about our defiance of what God says to do.
Let's talk about theology.
Let's talk about the end of the world. Oh, that's cool.
Let's talk about that. You know, you hear all this stuff.
Don't judge somebody.
That's the one verse that everybody...
Judge not, and you will not be judged.
Well, look, you don't want...
The interesting thing about that passage...
Is that Jesus is in that passage.
He's calling out people for their hypocrisy who think that they're perfect.
We don't have that situation now.
We have people, you know, they were proud of their perfection.
They were proud of what they thought was their holiness.
We've got people today who are proud of their sin.
But they know that.
They know, don't judge me, right?
Judge not. Well, you know, we don't give everybody libertarian pass just because they don't care about their sins.
I can't change somebody's heart.
Only God can change their heart.
Only God can open up their eyes and their ears.
All I can do, and I'm called to do, and we're all called to do, is to speak the truth as we know it.
And so, when you look at this, and, you know, we're going to be judged, and the standard is perfection.
There's nothing less than that.
You know, Jesus didn't come back and put asterisks there and say, you know, well, you know, don't commit adultery unless it's consensual.
Don't, you know, do this and don't do that.
Don't lie unless it's a small lie, you know, that type of thing.
No, he ramped it up.
He said, well, if you just look at a woman with lust, you've committed adultery in your heart already.
If you get angry with someone, you have murdered them already.
So he has a standard of perfection, which we can't do, but he already did.
And, you know, we will be judged on that standard of perfection.
And when we look at, you know, it's like the last week, you had Jamie Foxx, and he was called out by this Jewish group, and he said, well, they killed Jesus.
What do you think they're going to do to you?
Well, you know, Jesus said, you will suffer.
They come after me, they're going to come after you.
But they immediately took that as anti-Semitism.
And I said last week, I said, well, you know, it wasn't when they talk about the Jews, they're talking about the Jewish leadership, but it was also everybody that was there in Jerusalem at that time.
It was Barabbas instead of Jesus.
It was the Romans who actually crucified him.
But then it goes beyond that, right?
As I said last week, The Father gave the Son in love for our sins, and Christ laid his life down.
He says, I lay my life down, no man can take it from me, and I can take it back again.
So he deliberately laid his life down.
But what I didn't say last week, and I think if you go back and you look at the song, Behold the Father's Love for Us, great lyrics by Stuart Townsend in it.
And what he points out is that each and every one of us are culpable for that.
Yeah, it's not just the Jews.
It's not just the Romans. It's not just this group or that group or the people who were there at the time.
Each and every one of us.
He says, Behold the man upon the cross.
My sin. My sin upon his shoulders.
Ashamed, I hear my mocking voice cry out among the scoffers.
It was my sin that held him there until it was accomplished.
His dying breath has brought me life.
I know that it is finished.
Finished for who, though?
Finish for those who call on Christ, who trust Him, who try their best to follow Him, who walk, who try to walk in the way that He's like.
We don't say, you can do whatever you want.
Do whatever thou wilt.
That's not a follower of Christ.
We say, why do you call me Lord, Lord, and don't do what I say?
That's a cynical lie.
Well, I'm not saying you're bad here.
That is the most cynical of lies.
And so, is it judgment to bear witness to what God has said about sin?
Is it judgment to tell people how they can avoid the final judgment?
I'm not their judge, but God will be one day.
God will judge us all.
And those who are in Christ and those who are outside of Christ.
You know, I mentioned Ray Comfort earlier.
And it's kind of interesting to watch him on YouTube.
He does street evangelism, and he goes up to people.
And it is interesting to see the state of our society.
Because he'll go up and he'll talk about the Ten Commandments to try to get people to understand their sin.
Because, you know, people think like Alex and Blair White.
And so he'll say to them, you ever commit a lie?
Oh yeah, I've committed. I've told some lies.
Little lies, that type of thing.
Have you ever stolen anything?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, stolen something.
And he says, all right, have you ever committed adultery?
Oh, yeah. I've got a great girlfriend right now.
He's like, yeah. Ever have sex outside of marriage?
And so they're proud of their sin, right?
They don't see any shame in it at all.
That's where our society is.
You know, he goes down to the Ten Commandments asking them questions.
And he says, okay, so you just told me.
I'm not saying, I'm not judging you.
You just told me that you're a liar.
That you're a thief and that you're an adulterer.
He said, you know, God has a judgment for that.
And you're facing hell.
Do you want to know how to escape that judgment?
We don't say, it's okay.
I understand. It's your environment.
It's the chemicals in the water.
It's this or that. You just told me that you're transgender.
You just told me that you're a man living with a man.
You understand what God says about that?
I'm not judging you. God will judge you.
God will judge this society that accepts and celebrates that.
So, but yeah.
Is it love to just say that we're all Blair White?
Is it? I don't know.
I think it's not.
It's not love at all.
Mark Drova, thank you for the tip.
He says, thank you for continuing to discuss the madness of our world.
Yeah, it is mad, isn't it?
Hey, Woots, thank you for the tip.
I would like to have heard the segue from Blair White to Superman Vitality.
Yeah. Well, thank you, all of you, for the tip, and thank you so much to the anonymous person who's matching them today.
Thank you. Romney Wordsworth, the devil made me do it.
It has now been turned into another erroneous idea.
The chemicals made me do it.
What is absent in both of these?
Our accountability to God is absent in both of those.
And again, as long as we don't hurt the kids, it's okay.
As long as I don't hurt some other person, it's okay.
You realize that that's not God's standard.
You know, when you look at how the entire universe got the way that it is and why we all die and suffer and why there's sin and hard work and pain and childbirth and all the rest of the stuff, it was because...
Not because Adam and Eve harmed each other.
Neither one of them did anything to the other person.
They just rebelled against God.
He gave them a simple thing.
It didn't matter what it was.
He just said, don't do this, and they did it.
They did it anyway.
Marsh Wiggle, gays against groomers, still endorse the concept that, quote, God made me this way.
Unquote. We make choices.
Yeah, that's interesting because that's one of the things that Alex did with this thing.
You know, he said, well, you know, we were told that when they were pushing homosexual marriage, we were told it's physical.
We were made that way. And now we're told it doesn't matter what physical reality is, right?
We don't, you know, we can't see a gay gene.
Haven't seen it. Still haven't found it.
I understand that people struggle with different types of sins.
There's some people who, in their family, there's a struggle.
They're more susceptible to alcohol because they like the way it tastes, maybe, or something like that.
I have no love of alcohol.
I can't stand the taste of it, frankly.
I mean, I can't stand the smell of it.
So I have a strong aversion to it.
That's a blessing. That doesn't make me better than anybody else.
We all have different things that we struggle with.
But we do know that we will not be tempted above what we're able.
And that with every temptation, God will provide a way out of it.
That's our promise. So we're not victims of this stuff.
And we don't have to go down this.
And our genes are not deterministic.
Our chemicals are not deterministic about any of this stuff.
We determine what we're going to do about this.
We determine who we will follow.
And what we will do with this stuff.
Bernie, tolerance, acceptance, celebration of LGBT was the progression.
What is next? Well, again, as I said, it's not enough to say we're not going to groom the kids in school.
I mean, it's the government that is grooming kids in school.
It's amazing. Our government institutions are grooming kids, actually.
But even if we were to stop that, it'll come back because of the acceptance of LGBT. It must not be accepted.
We must not make peace with it.
We must be at war with that degeneracy.
We don't have to hurt the people.
Our goal is to see them converted.
Just like we talk about Oliver Anthony, right?
He's in the throes of alcoholism.
We wanted to see him get out of that.
And the way out of it is Christ.
And the way out of this LGBT stuff is the same answer.
He frees the slaves.
Slaves to what?
Whatever you follow, whatever you obey.
If it's your urges, your bodily urges, you're a slave to your bodily urges.
If it's your alcoholism or your drug addiction or your sex addiction, you are a slave to that.
And Christ can free you from that.
We've seen it happen over and over again.
DG8. David, Alex, promote the idea that billionaires like Trump, Musk, and Ramaswamy will save America.
Sad. Yeah, it is.
Yeah. He wants the billionaires to save his business.
That's what he's looking at.
Busy, B777. Seems like as Alex turns up his endorsement of lies, trans women are women, and the Trump vaccine injury denier is a good man.
He then turns up his faux religiosity in an attempt to balance it all.
That's exactly what is happening.
That's why he can have Blair White on one, you know, same day I think it was.
He has Blair White and then he's got this Gerald guy, I don't know who the guy is, to come on and talk about Revelation.
And, you know, the end times and that type of deal.
ALC 28, David, pray for our society, pray for this country, for the blessed hope.
Yes, that is the answer.
Because as I said before, you know, we go to God in prayer.
And we pray that God will reawaken this country, give us a real revival, because that was the hallmark of what happened with the birth of our country as an independent nation.
Of course, going back to 1620, We had people who put everything in their life on the line.
They had no idea how to grow crops.
It was a troublesome journey, but most of them made it.
But they put everything on the line.
Why? Because they wanted to be free to worship God.
And, as you see in the Mayflower Compact, they wanted to bring the blessings of Christ to the people who are already living here.
They didn't look at this and say, well, you know, they've got their own religion and they're doing okay.
I don't want to step on their toes culturally.
No, they believed. What they read.
And so they wanted to take it to those people.
And when we look at what the Great Awakening that happened in the U.S. and even in England at the time, that was a big part The founding of our system of government was a great awakening.
And when God turns the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to their fathers, because we have intact families, because we don't surrender our children to a corrupt government institution which is going to sexually groom them and lie to them and turn them into, you know, Minions that are going to destroy this country.
Once we take control of our families and bring that back, you can't talk about creating a family and do that in the context of trainees.
You can't do it. It's antithetical to that.
It's nonsense. And only in this day and age could you have somebody try to sell you something that is so cognitively dissonant to say that Blair White is a good person.
You're a good person. Blair White's not a good person.
There's nobody who's good, right?
The Bible says there's none good.
We all have turned like sheep away.
We've all turned to our own way.
So don't tell me I'm a good person.
You know, we need to understand where we are, and we also need, you know, we look at this brother, this don't judge me thing.
One of the things that Jesus says in that is like, you know, go to your brother and say this.
In other words, we are to call each other out as iron sharpens iron.
And he's talking about not judging other Christians.
But being gentle with him, but still, nevertheless, saying, hey, this might be a blind spot in what you're doing here.
Maybe you don't see this, but I can see this.
Now, you know, people can do that in a very nasty way.
Why, bless your heart, type of thing.
Or they can be sincere in it.
But, you know, we also know, Robert, faithful are the wounds of a friend.
Deceitful are the kisses of an enemy.
And so, a blind spot, love requires that you point out somebody's blind spot.
Love requires that we sharpen each other.
Love requires that we build up each other.
Not just tearing people down, but building people up and pointing them in the right direction when they're pointing in the wrong direction.
And somebody who's trying to follow God is going to be open to that.
People who are not open to that are going to be people who are not interested in following God.
Hal Watson, 9,000.
Children are still developing, and the trans agenda just wants to push more drugs from Pfizer.
That's a big part of it. And, of course, also Planned Parenthood.
Planned Parenthood is one of the big dispensaries of these drugs.
That's a new profit center for them.
And, of course, the bigger ones are there as well.
So, again, it's very sad to see this.
And, you know, I know that if Alex sees this or comments on it, he'll just call me legalistic.
But, you know, the most condemning thing is to not help somebody, is to not warn somebody.
And if you really don't think that Blair White needs to be warned and helped, Then you don't believe in God.
You don't believe the Bible if you don't think that person needs to be helped.
You know, we do it in a spirit of trying to help them, of trying to lift them up.
We don't do it in a way to tear people down.
We need to be quick to believe that somebody is innocent.
If we're talking about a brother, we need to be thorough before we pronounce guilt on somebody.
And, you know, that is a role of the church.
One of the things that they say is when you're looking for a church, look at a church that will throw you out.
If you're doing something like this and you refuse to change, if you refuse to repent.
You don't want a church that says, well, you know, hey, you're a good person.
I can see that you're a good person.
I know that you're trying to do the right thing.
No, you want a church that's going to throw you out because that church cares more for you because they're trying to send you the message that you're going in the wrong way eternally.
So yeah, God is going to judge us all.
So, you know, just understand.
And that's another thing.
A lot of people say, well, maybe it's going to be a higher standard on me if I talk about that because if I'm a hypocrite about some of these other things, look, you know, Get the log out of your own eye, but that doesn't mean you try to help other people get stuff out of their eyes as well.
It's the same thing. You just do it in a spirit of humility.
It's like, you know, I got these things in my eyes.
Maybe you can help me if I can help you get some of the stuff out of your eye.
That's what sharpening iron is really about.
Flower sower. Thank you very much.
I appreciate that tip. Thank you, Dave, for not shying away from difficult subjects and pointing to Christ as the answer.
Well, I can't not point to it.
And as I began the show talking about Oliver Anthony, you know, that was the key thing about him.
I really look forward to, I would like to be able to talk to him, not to try to ride the fame gravy train that he's on right now, but I would like to talk to him and encourage him to tell people about what it was that got him out of this downward spiral while all he's doing is working a job that doesn't pay anything and he comes home and he drowns his sorrows.
A lot of people need that song.
He said, you think we don't know what you guys are doing, you rich men, north of Richmond?
Well, we do know what they're doing.
But what we need to know now is what God did in Oliver Anthony's life that got him out of that sewer.
What got him hope?
See, that's what we need. And so I hope he does that song.
And I would like to talk to him if he wanted to do that.
I'm not... Again, I don't want to try to chase somebody that's a celebrity.
There's enough that is wrong in this country.
And we can find...
There's just so many things that are happening in this country.
We need to understand how to prepare.
But that is a key thing.
And I hope that he does talk about that.
It's... I don't know.
We look at this and there's just...
As I said at the beginning of the program, nobody wants to talk about what is right or wrong anymore, whether we're even talking about politics.
Everybody just wants to find a demographic and cater the news to appeal to that demographic.
And that is a path to destruction for our society.
You wonder why everything is getting worse?
Well, it's because we say, well, it doesn't really matter what anybody does.
You know, we're going to have this particular line.
We're going to say that you can't do anything to kids.
Okay, well, where does that line come from?
If you don't have any moral standard, that's an arbitrary line that's been drawn in the sand.
There's nothing to support that line.
There really isn't. If you're going to accept what the Blair Rich Project is going to make you rich, if you're going to accept that, then there's absolutely no reason why they can't come after the kids, why they can't groom kids, why they can't mutilate kids, why they can't murder them in the womb, why they can't mutilate them later on, and why they can't take them to their private island.
There's absolutely no reason that you can give to stop that if you've got no moral foundation.
Thanks for listening.
The Common Man.
They created Common Core and dumbed down our children.
They created Common Past to track and control us.
Their Commons Project to make sure the commoners own nothing.
And the communist future.
They see the common man as simple, unsophisticated, ordinary.
But each of us has worth and dignity created in the image of God.
That is what we have in common.
That is what they want to take away.
Their most powerful weapons are isolation, deception, intimidation.
They desire to know everything about us while they hide everything from us.
It's time to turn that around and expose what they want to hide.
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