Are You Ready to Change the World and Take Back Your Country? So Are We!
Are You Ready to Change the World and Take Back Your Country? So Are We!
Are You Ready to Change the World and Take Back Your Country? So Are We!
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I have been for the longest time curious. | |
Curious about everything. | |
Dangerously curious. | |
Problematically curious. | |
Curious to the point that I get into trouble. | |
Curious. | |
That people tell me all the time, you know, you really shouldn't, you should just accept these things. | |
You should just accept these things. | |
Quit making problems. | |
Quit asking so many questions. | |
Why do you keep asking this? | |
Why don't you let well enough alone? | |
Look, if everybody believes this, if everybody believes something, doesn't the fact that so many people believe something, doesn't this... | |
Doesn't this tell you once and for all that you really should be just more accepting? | |
This has been my whole thing my whole life regarding religion. | |
See, religion is something nobody wants to talk about. | |
I love it. | |
I love it more than anything. | |
I love religion and astrology and I want to know why you believe something. | |
Tell me. | |
Tell me the theories behind this. | |
Tell me where this comes from. | |
That's all. | |
Tell me how you come upon believing something. | |
And tell me why I am supposed to... | |
Look at the number of people who believe in something as evidence, or the people who don't believe in something, I should say, as evidence of anything. | |
Because if there's one thing I don't believe in, that's people and their collective intelligence. | |
I don't believe this, and this may be a problem. | |
And I've never fit in, and I don't want to fit in, and I don't care about if I fit in, but I have a very interesting way of looking at things, apparently, which to me is so bloody obvious, but a lot of people have a hard time with. | |
And it goes something like this. | |
Prove something to me. | |
Let me give you an example. | |
When you are old, or getting old, or put it this way, when I was younger, I was a kid, I guess. | |
I always think I'm a kid in some respects, but I always said, well, you know, these old people just talk about the weather to the point where it's almost ridiculous. | |
They talk about the weather at levels and at degrees of ferocity that I just, I can't really, I can't. | |
I can't really grasp. | |
Why are they talking about the weather so much? | |
For God's sakes, it's hot, it's going to rain. | |
And when we grew up, there were things like there were hurricanes and there were problems, but something is very different now. | |
And we as humans are recognizing the fact that something is very, very different. | |
And what we're doing right now is some people are saying that maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe somebody might be manipulating the weather. | |
That something may be weird, that people might be manipulating the weather. | |
That they actually might be, in a weird way, deliberately changing the course of something, the course of weather, the course of hurricanes. | |
Hurricanes that don't really necessarily show up places. | |
Now you know why the storyline of climate change has been built up because you have been so indoctrinated into believing in climate change. | |
Anybody who says climate change as a reason for anything, there you go. | |
There you go. | |
See how that works? | |
Climate change is important. | |
Because, first of all, the name of it is important. | |
It's very, very critical. | |
The notion of climate change is important. | |
Let me stop right there. | |
I've got to do this. | |
You know I've got to do this. | |
Everybody does this. | |
I have to do this. | |
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I can't explain enough to you. | |
Okay. | |
That was fast, wasn't it? | |
Good. | |
Climate change is one of the most beautiful things in the world. | |
Here's climate change. | |
Let me explain it to you. | |
What they're trying to tell you, but they don't tell you, is simply this. | |
Climate change is that man's selfishness, industrialization, activities, sins, crimes, whatever, man's behavior is a part of, or is causing. | |
An unnatural heating of the earth by virtue of, I guess, exhaust and chemical and industrial, whatever it is. | |
But this unnatural heating, this heating. | |
You got it? | |
Okay. | |
And that's called anthropogenic. | |
And by the way, Subsumed within the rubric of this wonderful thing called climate change is the idea that it's never been like this before. | |
They don't really say it like that because it's not true, but they say it like that. | |
Now, it works like this. | |
Antipogenic, man-made, we do this, specifically Americans in the Western world because nobody ever really includes China or India or anybody else into the particular matrix, into the particular... | |
Calculation of what you're going to do to fix things. | |
You understand this? | |
You got it? | |
Good. | |
So, United States, Western countries, and the like. | |
Now, we're warming this, we're doing this, and we have to do something. | |
They never really tell you what it is. | |
In fact, they call this climate change. | |
Now, change is one of those things which is very interesting. | |
Years ago, I was walking on the 17th floor of 2 Penn Plaza, which is where WABC was, and Rush Limbaugh was there in the back, on the back of the floor. | |
He had his own little suite, his own little area. | |
Rush was walking by one day, going into the EIB, the golden EIB microphone, and then I was going this way. | |
And as he was passing, don't ask me why I said, do you ever wonder something? | |
And he was a very nice man. | |
I said, do you ever wonder something? | |
Do you ever wonder how people talk about change, as though change is good? | |
You know, they want to change it. | |
We want change. | |
What if change is bad? | |
What if I want you to say, Mr. Limbaugh, your tumor has changed. | |
Thank you. | |
You don't want change, you want improvement. | |
Change is not good, per se. | |
You need another descriptor. | |
Change is okay, but you don't want things to, you don't want the glioblastoma to change. | |
You want it to shrink. | |
That's good, but not to grow. | |
And he's here. | |
He walked by. | |
In one of the rare instances that I ever listened to the show because they had the speakers on in the building. | |
I'm listening. | |
And he's mentioning, you know, I just passed a friend of mine, Lionel, and my phone. | |
We really didn't have cell phones then. | |
Really didn't. | |
But I got to say, you know Rush Limbaugh? | |
This is how powerful he was. | |
But it was true. | |
And I've always said that. | |
Obama said hope and change. | |
Hope. | |
Hope. | |
First of all, I'm not going to vote for me for hope. | |
What the hell does that mean? | |
You don't need me to hope. | |
You can hope on your own. | |
What does it mean, hope? | |
What does any of you only mean, hope? | |
Who in the hell came up with hope? | |
Hope? | |
Hope? | |
Change? | |
What? | |
So let me go back to this. | |
Climate change means, without them really defining this, A negative effect, a degradation of the Earth's atmosphere, Earth's weather, whatever it is, because of activities that we have involved ourselves in. | |
You got it? | |
Okay. | |
It also indicates that somehow if we can either reverse, change, replace, or do something with our collective behaviors, whether in terms of energy or windmills or... | |
Electric vehicles? | |
We don't really know. | |
They don't tell you. | |
They don't tell you. | |
Have you ever heard of any disease where they don't tell you about this? | |
Have you ever heard about this? | |
Only you can stop forest fires. | |
How? | |
Lung cancer. | |
Stop it. | |
How? | |
Diabetes. | |
We must do something to stop it. | |
What can I do to prevent... | |
Nobody ever does this. | |
They do there, because there really is not an answer for this. | |
Because they don't want you to ask questions. | |
They want you, they want to train you specifically to, upon hearing climate change, you're just going to respond. | |
And you're going to say, oh! | |
And then you'll go into this weird kind of paralysis, and then somehow after that, I guess you're going to do whatever they say or whatever. | |
Now, I am a lover of this wonderful blue marble out here. | |
Do you see what they're doing to the oceans? | |
Fisheries? | |
Have you seen this? | |
Have you seen the garbage? | |
They have these scowls that go out into the ocean and they trap hundreds of thousands of tons of garbage that end up in fish and this overfishing. | |
What are we doing to our air? | |
Not our climate. | |
Our air. | |
I guess that is climate. | |
What are we doing about that? | |
Garbage. | |
How many of you, dear friends, have seen somebody throw garbage out of a window? | |
I want to pull people out and abuse their sensibilities when I see that. | |
So I'm all for the environment. | |
We don't even see the environment anymore. | |
This is what Bobby Kennedy made famous. | |
Bobby Kennedy, by the way, I don't know where he is. | |
Bobby is nowhere to be found. | |
I don't know where Bobby is. | |
He's somewhere. | |
Bobby's somewhere. | |
I don't know where he is. | |
Bobby is somewhere. | |
But who knows where. | |
Not sure. | |
Not sure. | |
So anyway, stop. | |
Now, remember this. | |
I want you to remember something. | |
And listen to me very, very, very, very carefully. | |
I want you to remember two things and I want you to look this up. | |
And you can do this. | |
It is very, very easy. | |
You as a very smart and a very, very educated person. | |
You can learn a couple of things. | |
First of them is I want you to look up this wonderful thing called the Holocene Maxima and the Hipsy Thermals. | |
And you can look this up at your life. | |
Holocene. | |
H-O-L-O-C-E-N-E. | |
Look at that. | |
Holocene. | |
And the Holocene Maxima. | |
And Hypsy Thermals. | |
Hypsy, I believe, is spelled H-Y-P-S-I. | |
H-Y-P-S-I. | |
Hypsy Thermal. | |
Hypsy Thermal as an overview. | |
Hypsy, the Holocene Climatic Optimum. | |
There's all kinds of wonderful things. | |
And by the way, just jump into it. | |
Science is yours. | |
And look at how during the course of the development of humankind on our mother planet, there have been the most, the most incredibly Cataclysmically, seemingly cataclysmically, warming trends and warming movements when there was absolutely nobody on the... | |
who had a lawnmower. | |
Nothing! | |
So just put that away. | |
I'm not going to argue the point. | |
Go back to what I said. | |
When I say... | |
When you say... | |
And this is done deliberately. | |
This is done through conditioning. | |
This is done through the series of habituation and the like. | |
When you say... | |
When you say climate change... | |
It makes people... | |
They just... | |
They just stop. | |
They just... | |
They don't know what to do. | |
Okay? | |
You got that? | |
Okay. | |
So that was a rather long way to go and a short time to get there where Eastbound just watch old Bandit run and believe the song goes. | |
Now, the question I have for you is simply this. | |
Do you believe that there is something called weather manipulation? | |
Look at what's happening in Hurricane Hillary. | |
Hurricane Hillary? | |
Over the west coast of California. | |
No, that's a... | |
Hurricanes are down here. | |
Well, not necessarily. | |
No, I'm pretty sure about that. | |
This is a hurricane. | |
Where? | |
San Diego. | |
What? | |
Wait a minute. | |
What the hell is going on here? | |
What are we talking about? | |
How did this... | |
What? | |
See how this works? | |
Where did this come from? | |
Now, Listen to me and listen carefully. | |
Do your own research. | |
Don't let what I've said... | |
I haven't proved anything. | |
I've given you reason to maybe suspect stuff. | |
I've given you reasons maybe to say, like, ooh, that's kind of interesting. | |
Well, that's kind of neat. | |
Yeah, that's a good one. | |
I'm going to look that up. | |
You must be your own experts. | |
I'm looking constantly. | |
You can spend five minutes getting at least a basis for kind of like the history of... | |
You will also learn, my friends, I want you to understand this. | |
Listen to me and listen carefully. | |
Listen carefully, listen carefully, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. | |
Science is about debate. | |
Science is about arguments. | |
Science is about no consensus. | |
Science is about things that you never even thought. | |
Science is about something that is so incredibly different. | |
Let me tell you what it is. | |
Science is a chance for you to say, no, we're done with that theory. | |
We're done with that. | |
We're done with that one. | |
As we speak right now, there is one of the deepest, darkest, most angry, contentious, contentious arguments going on as we speak regarding the existence of string theory. | |
Now, I don't know about you, but you probably thought, well, string theory, we settled on that, didn't we? | |
Nope. | |
Apparently not. | |
Really? | |
Really. | |
Really? | |
Really. | |
Wow. | |
But I thought Mitch, you got... | |
Yeah, but didn't Brian Greene... | |
No, not necessarily. | |
You thought that was well settled, didn't you? | |
Science is about constantly re-evaluating. | |
And by the way, if there's one place, if there's one place that you must be able to deny, And to absolutely think, it is science. | |
So don't ever worry. | |
Don't ever say that, well, you know, it's pretty much settled in science. | |
No such thing as it. | |
I'm going to go so far as to say Darwinian mechanics and evolution are not necessarily settled. | |
Because believe it or not, my dear friends, there is a very, very serious debate going on involving certain animals and certain areas of evolution. | |
Involving what could very well be existence of or the explication of a supreme kind of a god model to explain certain things. | |
Because Darwinian mechanics is great for explaining little things like, oh, this little finch has a curved beak in order to pick at the grubs. | |
And this shell... | |
Of this galamic external is curved to the top because the verdure and the plants are higher up. | |
You got that? | |
Oh, I see. | |
Interesting. | |
Yes, yes, yes. | |
Wow, that's really interesting. | |
Uh-huh. | |
Yep. | |
It sure is. | |
It's interesting. | |
Very interesting. | |
Now, now. | |
Here's the story, and here's what we need to review, and here's what we need to think, and here's what we need to go through. | |
We have to ask ourselves the question, why do they want us to stop thinking? | |
And they want us to stop thinking because they want, as they do in terms of medical education and the like, to indoctrinate you and to make you, to put you in the position Where you never ask questions anymore. | |
They want to put you in a position where you are not asking questions. | |
Do you understand what I'm saying? | |
They want to put you in a status where you are not asking any questions. | |
They don't want you to ask questions. | |
I can't explain this to you. | |
I can't put this into any of the words. | |
They want to put you in the category where you are not asking any questions. | |
Questions. | |
They want you just to accept things. | |
Now, so when they say to you things like, well, you can't do that, that's subtle. | |
Nothing is subtle. | |
That's number one. | |
Number two, if you want to go with this climate change stuff, that is completely up to you. | |
Whenever I hear it, it's almost like a warning sign. | |
Like the BS meter is redlining. | |
Like, here we go. | |
Here we go with that. | |
Now let me give you this scenario. | |
Let me ask you this question. | |
And let me let you think about this. | |
And let me let you, let me give you the opportunity to think and to consider the following. | |
Alright? | |
Let me just, let's just think about The following. | |
It's a very, very simple, simple, simple concept. | |
Alright? | |
Listen carefully. | |
Let's assume that somebody says, I am going to create a world in which I, in my crazy movie, my science fiction whatever, I'm able to create a world. | |
I'm able to move people. | |
And I want there to be a refocus, a recapitulation, a re-movement, so to speak, regarding, and this is important, Regarding areas such as... | |
Well, let's say, because people are always thinking with directed energy weapons, I want to move these people out. | |
I want to either relocate people because of climatic, climactic, climatic problems. | |
I also want to create fires. | |
I would love to be able to create a tsunami. | |
And I would love to be able to direct a tsunami here. | |
And I know kind of where, what areas are more prone to this, where if there is a if there is a if there is some kind of a let's say some kind of tectonic behavior here, I'm able to send it here. | |
But I want I want I want there to be this movement, this huge shift where I, either because I want to go after an enemy, I just want human life to... | |
Who knows? | |
Who knows the motivation? | |
Let's just go. | |
It's in my crazy... | |
This is just a hypothetical. | |
This is some sci-fi book I'm writing. | |
And in my book, I want to say, I just want there to be, and I love the idea of Tesla waves, and you can direct them at a particular tectonic area that you can recreate or create some type of, I guess, some event, which is very, very scary. | |
Don't forget the words! | |
Don't forget the words of our good friend, William Cohen, defense. | |
Secretary William Cohen in April of 1997 who declared that there are terrorists at work who are, and I quote, engaging even in an ecotype of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set up earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves. | |
This is what he said. | |
In 1997, okay, this is 26 years ago. | |
Think about that. | |
Do you think that our technology gets better or worse over time? | |
Hard to say. | |
Hard to say. | |
But, in any event, what do you think would happen if I could change population patterns? | |
If I can change available resources? | |
What if I wanted you to, what if I wanted you through some crazy Something or other. | |
But what if I wanted you to somehow... | |
What if I wanted to change the use of electricity, water? | |
What if I cornered the water? | |
What if I just wanted... | |
Because water is going to be... | |
Hydro-imperialism is going to be the number one... | |
That is going to be... | |
The monster of monsters of all kasus. | |
Or would it be kasai? | |
Causes of war? | |
Reasons for war? | |
It'll be like nothing anybody's ever seen before. | |
Like nothing anybody has ever even remotely seen. | |
Do you understand that? | |
Do you grasp this? | |
Do you know what I could do? | |
I've been talking about hydro-imperialism for 20 years. | |
This is so obvious to me. | |
Do you know what I can do if I can change weather, drought, rain, earthquakes? | |
I can change... | |
Let's assume I can, through my various wave patterns, I can figure out B. Populations. | |
You change the bees, you change the world. | |
If I can kill pollination, I can wipe everything. | |
I can take the California walnut. | |
I sound like Victor David Henson. | |
The walnut. | |
Anything that involves any kind of... | |
I can just wipe it out. | |
I'll make the bees go away. | |
I'll just turn up some frequencies. | |
I can do things. | |
I can change... | |
If I were to... | |
See, right now we live in one of the most wonderful, wonderful, wonderful areas of fruit, fruits and vegetables. | |
That's Jersey and upstate New York because of the volcanic ash and all kinds of stuff. | |
And Jersey corn is just my favorite. | |
And it gets to the point where... | |
Starts in July and then right around up until the first frost and anytime I can affect anything. | |
Now, sometimes things, farmers will tell you since the 20s, since the 30s, since whatever it is, they can tell you that things have been through some weird periods. | |
And by the way, geoengineering, I have on my first, on my first I never noticed this. | |
In my first tandem skydiving in Zephyr Hills, Florida, which would have been around maybe 91, 92 at the latest. | |
It's pretty good. | |
30 years ago. | |
I never realized this, but as I'm looking at the clouds, you can see that streaky kind of Geoengineering look. | |
Even then, who knew? | |
I wasn't hip to it. | |
Do you have any idea of what can be done? | |
Not through our use of carbon fuels. | |
I'm not talking about that. | |
What I'm talking about is, do you see what can be done? | |
Do you see the benefits? | |
of weather manipulation, if possible. | |
And just because something could be, doesn't mean there's any proof of this. | |
I can't say this enough, but look at what's happening right now. | |
We talk about HAARP all the time. | |
We love to talk about this. | |
It was here, it was discontinued, but we're aware of it. | |
We kind of have a rough, kind of an understanding of what HAARP is. | |
Sort of. | |
Sort of. | |
Not really sure what it is, but sort of, kind of, maybe, whatever. | |
You know what I mean? | |
It's their sort of, kind of. | |
Okay, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine. | |
This is the question that Vik Ramaswamy and others are going to have to sit down and address. | |
Do you understand that? | |
Do you understand that? | |
Do you understand how many, and believe it or not, it's going to be people like us who come forward and say, because for some reason, the people of the left love to believe in, they hate technology, but they don't, they're anti-industrialists. | |
This is Bentham, Malthus, post-industrial, classic. | |
They don't even know what they are. | |
So they hate They hate machinery in terms of as it affects the environment, but they never understand the possibility of it being weaponized or being used. | |
They have almost this silly, infantile understanding about the level of possibility of harm and destruction it can cause. | |
Now what I've been talking to you about, dear friends, I talk about all the time in my private channel. | |
And the reason why is I want there to be somebody who addresses these subjects that for far too long have been considered conspiracy crazy. | |
I don't. | |
And we need to do this. | |
And the only way we're ever going to do this, if somebody can get to Donald Trump and explain to him, and maybe with a... | |
You know, with the Tucker Carlson vice presidency, I know it sounds crazy, but what isn't crazy? | |
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. | |
Don't forget that. | |
But we might need something like this because in order to unearth this, we're not going to be able to get to the bottom of what really needs to be done. | |
This is something which is so monumentally frightening. | |
It's, well... | |
I want to bring this to your attention. | |
Do you have... | |
There's a story I wanted to bring to your attention. | |
This one got me. | |
Let me see if I can find it for you. | |
There's so much good stuff. | |
Oh, here we go. | |
Listen to this story. | |
Tell me this doesn't blow your mind, okay? | |
The Biden administration is quietly auctioning off millions of dollars worth of unused parts from President Trump's border wall for peanuts in an apparent end run around pending legislation in Congress. | |
Since April... | |
GovPlanet, an online auction house specializing in military surplus, has sold 81 lots of steel square structural tubes, intended for use as vertical bollards in the border barrier's 30-foot-tall panels, hauling in around $2 million. | |
On Tuesday, GovPlanet netted $154,200 for 729 of the 28-foot-tall hollow beams. | |
Sold in five separate lots for an average $212 apiece. | |
Thirteen more lots are said to be auctioned. | |
But last month, as part of its annual defense appropriations package, the Democratic-led Senate passed a Republican-sponsored bill aimed at forcing Biden to stem the worsening migrant crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. | |
This is from the New York Post, by the way. | |
Up to $300 million of taxpayer-funded wall. | |
Up to $300 million of taxpayer-funded wall components have been left to rust since Biden came to office. | |
The Finish It Act will make the feds use those materials on new wall construction or hand the remaining stock over to states like Texas. | |
Now the Biden administration is rushing to get rid of the wall leftovers before the GOP-led House can pass a matching version of the bill to make it law. | |
Quote, this is wasteful. | |
You know what I hate about these new phones? | |
All these ads that are flashing at you. | |
I'm trying to read them and I've got to flash, I've got to cut, shut, this one on shut, that one on close. | |
The sale is wasteful and ludicrous decision by the Biden administration that only serves as further proof they have no shame. | |
Leaving the border open to terrorists while selling border security materials at a loss is Bidenomics in a nutshell. | |
The pennies made from selling the border wall will not be enough to pay the families who suffer from a criminal act. | |
Uh... | |
Okay, you can be the president. | |
So, there you have it. | |
Now, There is something which I want to explain to you. | |
And I sound like a broken record, but I'm going to say this to you. | |
And this is up to you and is only important for you to grasp. | |
You have no Republican Party. | |
This man, if he was a Democrat, would have been stopped. | |
Before he did anything. | |
I don't know what it takes for you to get it through your head. | |
And I mean you being everybody. | |
That Jim Jordan, Comer, McCarthy, and all of the people ratting out Trump as we speak. | |
I don't know who has spoken to the grand jury. | |
I have no idea. | |
They want him gone. | |
You must understand. | |
I get what the Democrats are trying to do, but the Republicans who do nothing, who continue to allow this nonsense to occur, I despise them. | |
Now, we can talk about this, and you can, and I keep bringing them up, because this 10 stupid truths say absolutely nothing about what we need to deal with in this country. | |
So that's it, my friends. | |
I just want you to understand it. | |
Remember what the President said. | |
Lock her up. | |
And they did a whole piece on Trump's biggest problem was he was not vicious enough with Hillary. | |
He didn't understand it. | |
Lock her up, drain the swamp. | |
I don't know what that means. | |
And build the wall. | |
Never. | |
Never. | |
That is the underground railroad for the Democratic majority. | |
That's what that is. | |
And nothing's going to get in the way of that. | |
Nothing. | |
And we talk a lot of stuff, a lot of crap, a lot of stuff. | |
And we just talk because Social media has given us the impression that what we're saying is worthy of noting. | |
And it's not! | |
So let me just leave you with that, my friends. | |
Let me just leave you with that. | |
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I say whatever I want, which is what we need. | |
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There's some wonderful... | |
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Sane. | |
I was just reading today about the history, about how rap came along, and rap and MTV. | |
When MTV, this was such a fascinating story. | |
When MTV came along, and the black community said, what the hell is this? | |
Well, we got Michael Jackson. | |
Michael Jackson isn't what we want to listen to. | |
Now, I'm not a particular fan of it, but gangster rap, regular rap, this was something which changed the world. | |
And anybody who got in the way of it is stampeded. | |
This is what people wanted to hear. | |
And I respect it. | |
I respect it because this is what people want to hear. | |
I respect anybody who wants to say anything. | |
I respect anybody who wants to communicate. | |
I respect any version of art that speaks to a particular need that our community wants. | |
That's it. | |
That simple. | |
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So you get three of those every day. | |
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I'm not a Republican. | |
I'm not a Democrat. | |
I'm not a member of any party other than the independents, whatever the hell that means, so I can vote in the general election. | |
I say what I feel, and if somebody is good, I will tell you. | |
If somebody is bad, I will tell you. | |
If there's something I disbelieve, I don't believe it, I will tell you. | |
I try to be as respectful as possible, but I will say what I want. | |
I don't overpower people with a lot of stuff, because there's some things, like for example, religion, there's no reason for it. | |
I'm not going to change anybody's mind, and you should. | |
The First Amendment says you can think whatever you want. | |
What motivates religious belief I think is fascinating. | |
The difference between religious belief and mythology is a different story. | |
In any event, we'll see you tonight at 7pm. | |
Alright? | |
In the meantime, keep thinking. | |
Keep asking questions. | |
Be bold. | |
Stay away from cable news. | |
Turn it off. | |
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Read what people are saying. | |
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Listen to what people are saying. | |
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And also, most importantly, and this is incredible, think. | |
Learn how to think. | |
Learn how to critically think. | |
Learn how, when you say, I believe, that involves a degree of proof. | |
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Thank you so much for being a part of our endeavor, as you are every single day. | |
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