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| - Here's a good question. | |
| Hello, Mr. Jones. | |
| My question, some of your detractors refer to you as right-wing, especially in the mainstream media. | |
| To what degree do you feel that this classifier is accurate or not accurate? | |
| Thanks for doing this AMA. If I was speaking Portuguese, I would speak Portuguese. | |
| If I was speaking Mandarin Chinese, I would speak Mandarin. | |
| If I was speaking Old English, I would speak Old English. | |
| If I was speaking Modern German, I'd speak Modern German. | |
| If I was speaking classic Castilian Spanish, I would speak that. | |
| So people can take my communications in different genres as if I am dedicated to that particular nomenclature or parlance or that semantical lexicon. | |
| But I'm not. | |
| So yes, within the left-right paradigm, you would call me a right-winger in modern politics. | |
| Dictionary terms. | |
| I'm pro-gun. | |
| I'm pro-life. | |
| I'm pro-sovereignty. | |
| I'm pro-family. | |
| I'm not anti-white or any other group because we're all the same damn people and all connected electrochemically and magnetically, I should add. | |
| So we're individuals, but we're also a collective group organism. | |
| But they're going to then demonize that. | |
| So I have to be able to communicate on multi-fronts. | |
| The left-right paradigm is a limited communication system. | |
| And so I have transcended left-right paradigm and coined that term. | |
| But then I also operate within those terms. | |
| I mean, here's an example. | |
| People always say who are big into micro-FM and stations that don't interfere with commercial, that give good community service. | |
| They're half watt, a watt, 10 watts, under watts. | |
| They always say, Jones, why do you call it pirate radio and not micro-FM? You're going with the FCC's term. | |
| No. | |
| On a big radio show or TV show, 99% of people don't know what micro-FM is. | |
| They know what pirate radio is. | |
| So I go, pirate radio isn't like Wolfman Jack with a million watt transmitter on a ship out in the ocean broadcasting across the U.S. and running over other people's stations. | |
| We're talking about half watt, a watt, servicing your neighborhood, a nursing home, whatever, just having fun on a lot of open frequencies. | |
| They should be given the new frequencies with digital out of the community, but they're not. | |
| See, but I have to say, Pirate radio is micro to let people know what it is. | |
| I have to use a word or a term that lets them with their data knowledge understand what that thing is. | |
| And so it's the same thing. | |
| Am I a right-winger? | |
| I am red-blooded and I have empathy, which the psychopaths will call a weakness in that when I see someone else being hurt, I take it on myself. | |
| But it's not because I'm weak. | |
| I have the layers of empathy and humanity and a larger vision and a connectivity to humanity where I'm more advanced than a psychopath or a sociopath that goes, I just see everybody as a bunch of food to eat. | |
| Man, it's like cancer. | |
| I'm advanced. | |
| I'm taking over. | |
| No, you're not advanced. | |
| But that's the thing about a cancer. | |
| It literally... | |
| It's self-propelled and it thinks it's invincible and it doesn't ever stop. | |
| And so I'm anti-cancer. | |
| I'm anti-Satanist. | |
| I'm anti-death. | |
| I'm pro-life. | |
| When I say pro-life, it doesn't just mean babies. | |
| It means I have a race consciousness of humanity that is extremely strong and that is connected to the group collective from the past that is alive now with me here and that is staring into the future with a love and a longing for all of our women and children and men who had great visions and who want to love each other into the future and it's very powerful. | |
| And so I'm in love with my ancestors, they're in love with me, and I want to be in love with those that are coming in the future, just like a vineyard loves the vines that are a thousand years old that came from older vines, or someone loves seeds that came from older seeds that your grandfather gave you. | |
| I am in love with life, and I'm ready to kill for it. | |
| If there is a two-sided paradigm, it would be individualism and nationalism versus globalism. | |
| I mean, people are always saying... | |
| Globalism claims it's this big collective that we already know we're part of, but it's not directed by the people as a collective. | |
| It is a fraudulent collective projected onto us. | |
| It is the anti-collective. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| And people are always claiming, how come the Republicans aren't doing that much in Congress? | |
| Because the Republicans are not homogeneous. | |
| They're a bunch of blue-blood scum. | |
| They are men who are afraid of other strong people, so they get together in groups to build artificial dominance to feel powerful over other people instead of feeling the innate connectivity and true innate power they have that should humble them. | |
| The Republicans are sickening, disgusting scum of the leadership. | |
| And they're being thrown down right now, and that's why they're pissed off. | |
| They wrote Obamacare with the Democratic Party. | |
| They did it. | |
| They're trash. | |
| They're gonna fail. | |
| They're just like Kim Jong-un, who wants to feed on starving people so he feels big about himself. | |
| Yeah, one of the points as far as the D.C. swamp is that the Democratic establishment and the Republican establishment is all one and the same. | |
| They're all a bunch of filth who were entitled and given everything they've got. | |
| Yeah, and I think what we're really seeing is that how Democrats... | |
| Here's one of the reasons why Trump won. | |
| You know what the American Revolution was about. | |
| And we'll take a few more and they'll let people come into the rest of the show. | |
| The modern historians lie about America and the Renaissance because even in the barbarism of this country, the true ideas gave root to what we now see as true modern liberalism today, not the counterfeit that's meant to obscure that. | |
| And the gentry, the nobility, Wrote that they could look at black slaves on a plantation and think, we're just slaves to the nobility of England who do nothing and are inbred and are retarded. | |
| They wrote about them. | |
| And who we have to go through business-wise and be their slaves. | |
| And they run our lives. | |
| So Thomas Jefferson, Washington, Benjamin Franklin didn't have slaves. | |
| He grew up basically, you know, homeless. | |
| He was a kid, but grew up inside a whorehouse. | |
| That's why he knew everything. | |
| But the point was, is that They understood that humanity needed to be raised up. | |
| They didn't feel powerful over people being below them. | |
| And they saw the royalty as the ultimate enemy. | |
| And so they were really trying to create something where they could show the establishment, you think you're the elite? | |
| You're not the elite. | |
| We're going to show you we're actually better than you, and we're going to build something big. | |
| That's what they were doing. | |
| And so the big joke is, oh, Thomas Jefferson had slaves. | |
| Yeah, and he was trying to, in the first Declaration of Independence, stop it. | |
| But it couldn't happen because they had to have the revolution against the monarchy and the class system to begin with. | |
| And the monarchies got scared and created communism as a way to con the serfs who were getting free all over Europe back into slavery. | |
| Oh, collectivize yourselves. | |
| Go back to a collective farm. | |
| They were already on those. | |
| It's all admitted. | |
| So you have these serious revolutionaries writing about how horrible it is and trying to end it and trying to figure out where do the people go? | |
| Do we ship them back to Africa? | |
| Do we stop it? | |
| We don't want to be like our British lord counterparts where if you take the writings of George Washington, his thousands of letters, I've read hundreds of them, if he wanted to be able to go to town and do a business deal to ship in textiles to sell or seeds, he had to have a green carriage. | |
| And certain uniforms bought from London, or he wasn't accepted at court, that cost 30 times what they were supposed to. | |
| You're talking about a carriage he could build for a small amount of money or pay them what a mansion would cost. | |
| It was all these games to be able to show up. | |
| It wasn't that they were all like that. | |
| It was all a mental illness, a political correctness that he had to go through. | |
| Even though he expanded it and beat the French and expanded tens of thousands of square miles and all these wars to expand it for them, they would literally make him wait outside in the freezing cold and wouldn't even give him dinner and wouldn't even let him join the British military because he wasn't from some royal lineage. | |
| So do you think he liked black people being under him? | |
| He couldn't stand it. | |
| He knew it was the same damn thing and he wanted to stop it. | |
| And he built a country that did it and was then the example of the world. | |
| So that's why they then tell us that we are that. | |
| And they go, oh, it was horrible. | |
| Thomas Jefferson had sex with the black people. | |
| See, it's this insane crap. | |
| It's this insane BS that he wrote the letters to end slavery letter that were used in the abolitionist movement and is the father of the modern abolitionist movement. | |
| He becomes a racist for being the father of the movement that stopped it. | |
| See that alchemy? | |
| How they take our birthright that isn't perfect but is above others and flush it down a crap hole so a bunch of modern slave master controllers can turn us all against each other and keep us from our destiny. | |
| We're inches from life extension. | |
| The globalists don't think we deserve it. | |
| They don't deserve it either. | |
| You think these assholes that run things deserve the technology that the average worker... | |
| It's never elitist that create the technology. | |
| It's always an average man or woman. | |
| It's always an average person. | |
| It's some farmer. | |
| It's some normal... | |
| In India or Mexico or Texas. | |
| It's not these assholes. | |
| Excuse me, I know we're in law stations right now. | |
| I'm going to stop doing that. | |
| That's the whole point. | |
| They are afraid of our native energy. | |
| They are afraid of our power! | |
| That's unlimited! | |
| And once you just simply give your power to humanity, then you're with all the ancestors and everyone now and everyone going forward. | |
| That's the power they fear, kid! | |
| It's unlimited! | |
| You understand that? | |
| There's no more fear once you tie into that. | |
| There's only the fear of race death. | |
| Not of white people, not of black people, not of brown people, but race death of humanity. | |
| And then you realize the globalists, and you see them for who they are. | |
| They're all anti-human, poisoning us, dumbing us down, controlling us. | |
| Who are they? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I just know they're the enemy. | |
| You know, and this ties into how Trump won the election because the Democrats, they started seeing the Democrat elite for what they are. | |
| You know, just look at Bernie Sanders supporters, for example. | |
| A lot of them ended up voting for Trump because they saw how the Democratic establishment was screwing people over. | |
| It's just like what you were saying. | |
| The common citizens started seeing who the royalists were and what they were doing. | |
| Look, everybody wanted to come here for a reason. | |
| Because we were just an inch better than the others. | |
| Not some great thing, but the idea was real. | |
| And that's why they wanted to destroy a kid. | |
| And they're very close. | |
| And I talk about like being a drowning person. | |
| You ever been caught in a reptile in the ocean? | |
| Yeah, I almost drowned like in seven months. | |
| It happened to me a few times. | |
| And that turned loose in it a lot of times. | |
| We get pulled under like in a wire wherever you pull her and run to some rocks. | |
| You got to kind of relax, bounce up. | |
| Don't panic. | |
| Don't go up in water. | |
| You're dead. | |
| You got to go back and pop up. | |
| But it's the same thing. | |
| Right now, humanity has just come out of the water. | |
| We're getting a couple gulps and we're going to pull down hard. | |
| And I'm just telling everybody right now. | |
| They're planning to release bioweapons to wipe out the majority of the population. | |
| They plan to flood the West with so many third world populations that we just go along with basically wiping them out. | |
| You remember reading about the plague coming out of Madagascar, I think? | |
| Oh, these superplugs, yeah. | |
| Here's the deal. | |
| The people running things are twisted and evil. | |
| And we say that, you know, oh yeah, that's a term. | |
| No, no. | |
| They really, they feel like us existing is suffocating. | |
| You understand? | |
| So that's their goal. | |
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