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Jan. 27, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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Uncensored: Jeremy MacKenzie - Military Vet Gets Bank Accounts SHUT DOWN For Speaking Out!
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for having opinions that differ to the governments?
Well, Jeremy McKenzie is someone that this has happened to, and he's a former military serviceman, and he has a message for everyone today.
If it can happen to me, it can happen to you.
Think about later on down the track.
Where if your views don't agree with the government, you may agree with the government right now.
He raises such good points.
You may agree with the government right now, but five years down the track, they might do something that you don't like.
And you speak out, or your child speaks out, and what, you end up in prison?
Bank accounts shut down, social media shut down.
They've been testing this on us for the past three years, seeing how far they can push citizens, the Canadian truckers, bank accounts frozen for supporting freedom-loving people.
They have shown their hand.
They have shown what they are capable of.
And I just can't believe this story.
I cannot believe that someone has had their bank account shut down for speaking out.
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Yeah, so like I said, You will receive a letter kind of early next week to let you know that the bank decided to end their banking relationship with you.
The bank determined that this relationship is outside of its risk appetite, so typically we don't call customers in these situations, but I recognize you've been a long-time client of the bank, so we wanted to call to give you the courtesy of the heads-up.
Which part of it is too risky for the bank?
Is that my military pension?
I'm afraid I don't have any other details.
So they just send you, they just send the messenger guy right on.
We're joined now by retired military veteran, activist and political commentator and social commentator Jeremy McKenzie with a shock story about what's happened to him with the banks from the Canadian government.
He's been under so much attack for some time now because he's so outspoken.
Jeremy, thank you so much for joining us today.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Thanks for having me.
It's truly an honour.
I've been following your work on Instagram for some time.
For anyone who's not following you, it's now Raging Dissident 2 because, as with most of us, you've been banned.
But this story that's come out recently is absolutely shocking about your debanking.
I want to get into that.
But before we do, give us a bit of background on you.
What led you to start speaking out and what woke you up, Jeremy?
Well, it depends on how much time you got, I suppose.
It would have started probably in my younger teenage years during the 9-11 attacks.
I was kind of a skeptical kid growing up.
George Carlin, for example, I was speaking about him last night.
He was a big influence on my formative years when you're a teenager trying to find your legs and all that kind of stuff.
Obviously he didn't have a lot of love for the government, and I thought that was kind of cool and rebellious at the time, but he was right about a lot of those things.
So there was always this kind of, in the back of my head, to be skeptical and not take candy from strangers kind of a thing, which unfortunately a lot of people have done these days to their detriment.
So, you know, anyway, even throughout my career in the military, 14 and a half years or so, I always kind of had suspicions of certain things.
And you grow up, you see things happen around you, and then you see the news lying about things that you saw personally happen with your own eyes, and you start to see, okay, these people aren't telling the truth.
And you take it personally.
You know, a lot of my friends were killed and continue to die, and, you know, for what essentially was a lie, that's hard to swallow.
That's a pretty big problem.
You know, so that's kind of where it started.
And then, of course, the expanding, you know, empirical wars in the Middle East and all of that.
And this was all before, you know, the COVID stuff, which, you know, interestingly has a lot of parallels and crossover.
I think so, especially those...
You probably remember those days.
I don't know how crazy it got in Australia, but I mean, in the United States, they would...
You know, with your morning coffee, there would be a meter telling you how afraid to be that day.
We're at Terror Alert Orange now, so make sure that you stay properly afraid as you go about your life.
There's an orange possibility of you dying today, so we're going to need you to let us read your emails and your phone calls and scan your naked body at an airport and so on.
Same thing.
You scare some people with some crazy nonsense, and you'd be surprised what they'll do, and it alarms me when the government in the state starts to scare people with some kind of, oh, you better do what we say, and there's no time to ask questions, you just have to do it.
I've seen this movie before, and it didn't end well, so I was kind of prepared for it the second time, and a lot of people are now being affected, and I think it hit me harder because I was personally involved.
The 9-11 attacks of follow-on wars and so on that became a big part of my life, and But most people didn't.
Most people, unless you were in the military or had a spouse or someone you know or a friend or something that was in the army, you wouldn't have been affected by it, really.
Not personally, but these days, with everything that's happening, there's no one, I don't think, alive that hasn't, at some point now, had the state encroach into their life in a way that they didn't ask them to.
Well, 9-11 was a catalyst for so much of what we're facing today.
The government overreach, the surveillance, that was what was used to instigate all of it.
So, you know, while people may not have been personally affected at the time, they are now, and they see, a lot of people realise now, how that was used to control the entire world.
And that's where a lot of, again, a lot of the, is supposed to be, you know, to keep people safe.
We need all these, you know, rules and, you know, laws and abilities and tools that the government needs to keep people safe.
And now it's all being turned inward domestically against people like myself, probably yourself, and anyone that's challenging the government's authority and narrative and saying, I don't think you are what you say you are.
I think you're a liar and so on.
Now you're a terrorist.
All those same tools that have been used.
That we've been building for decades that people wanted to say, hey, one of these days, what's to stop them from using it on you?
And now it's happening.
And you have the mainstream, you know, the zombie hordes of, you know, whatever you want to call them out there.
Some people, the normies, the NPCs, whatever.
They're fine with it because they think, well, you're a far-right extremist, you're a terrorist, you're whatever, so it's fine.
I used to be a uniform decorated soldier of this country and now I'm an enemy.
Why won't it be you in ten years or five years or next year?
A different government can take power.
Wins can change and attitudes change.
The world changes, certainly, and then all of a sudden maybe something you believe in isn't popular anymore and you're going to have to change your views, your values, or you're going to be punished.
You're going to be debanked.
You're going to be banned.
You're going to be maybe arrested.
We don't know.
There's no reason that that can't happen.
That's incredibly powerful.
That's such a powerful point.
Or your loved ones, even.
If you could say, well, I will always agree with everything the government does.
What about your kids?
What about your family?
What about your parents?
Are you okay with that?
Maybe you have a young son who's 9, 10, 12 years old.
Maybe he gets on the Internet in five years and starts posting some stuff the government doesn't like, and now he's in jail.
So, I don't know.
Be very careful.
We're giving these people incredible amounts of power, and they've done absolutely nothing but show exactly why they shouldn't have it over the past few decades, in my opinion.
Jeremy, you raise such a crucial point there.
And, you know, what if one day down the track, someone that you love, your kid, posts something that the government doesn't like?
One particular view that they don't agree with?
It doesn't affect you now, like all the people screaming about 9-11 didn't affect them then, but maybe it will in the future.
And I think that's such a great point for reaching the masses.
And I hope people use that.
So you are a retired military.
Thank you for your service, by the way.
How was it within your career knowing and seeing that what was going on wasn't right and still trying to serve your country?
I mean, that would have been a huge conflict for you.
I think at the time, I was kind of overpowered by the, you know, the desire for adventure.
I mean, when I first deployed, I was 20 years old.
I had my 21st birthday in the Registan desert in Kandahar province.
So, I mean, I was young.
At the time, I'm like, I'm 21.
I'm a grown, I'm a big boy.
You're not.
You're not.
You're a child still when you're 20, especially men.
Men's brains don't even work until they're at least 25.
So, they had these lingering kind of things, but it was...
I was more interested in the job and soldiering in the career.
I always looked up to it.
Ever since I knew what a soldier was, in the infantry especially, that's all I wanted to do.
I was just laser-focused on this.
As soon as I knew it was a thing, I was going to do it no matter what.
It was until it became not fun anymore, when your friends are getting blown to pieces and going home in garbage bags and so on, and everybody's killing themselves.
The ruin and the devastation that sets in, you start to add it up and add up the cost and the tally.
It's like, was this worth what we did?
It's easy when nobody gets hurt.
Like they say, it's all fun and games until this happens.
And then you start to have questions.
And when you go look into the answers to these questions, there's not good answers for it.
I think that troubles a lot of guys.
I think they have a lot of problems with it.
There needs to be an extremely justified moral imperative to engage in warfare, in my opinion.
I don't think just kind of...
Or at least be honest.
Like, why are we doing this?
Oh, we're just going to conquer this country and take their stuff.
Oh, well, okay.
But, you know, don't feed them this line about, well, we've got to protect our...
Freedoms and such.
Remember, as you remember in those days, well, the hate is for our freedom.
You know, Al-Qaeda, you know, they're all going to...
It's because of the freedom of the West.
And now those same people that brainwashed my entire generation to go fight a pointless war for banker billionaires all over the world are telling us now those same soldiers that shot, you know, the hell with your freedoms.
We don't care about those.
We're doing this now, so it's...
You can see how there's a conflict here.
There's a lot of veterans in my generation that are not liking what they're seeing.
They don't need us anymore.
They love you until they don't need you anymore and then you're thrown away like yesterday's trash.
And not only that, but these injections that are being forced on the military across the whole world is harming.
So you're telling your servicemen to risk their lives for the country, for something that's pointless, really, just to make rich people richer and serve the globalists.
And then on top of that, you're giving them poison death shots and expecting them to lay down their lives for big pharma as well.
I mean, it's astounding to me what they've done.
There's no respect for...
For the very people that deserve the most respect.
And it's almost, like, why it's so even insulting now, like, to Western militaries, of course, the legacy that we have, at least in contemporary times, because it's the First World War, a lot of the Second World War, like, those are some of our biggest battles were fought, a lot of, you know, legends and stories and movies and all this came out of that conflict, which then permeates into the culture and teaches people, you know, what was that?
Well, these people are trying to, you know, if you...
If you want to go to that thought school, the tyrannical imposition of laws and all the stuff that the Third Reich was doing in Imperial Japan and all this kind of stuff, and basically the story is we were fighting against tyrannical governments that are going to impose their will on people that...
So that's what we grew up believing and that's what we fight against, and when we see that, we stop those people and we're not about censorship and throwing people in jail for no reason and punishing people.
That's the opposite.
We send people to war to go fight people like that.
And then you see it come home.
Not in the, you know, they laugh like, oh, what do you think, this is Nazi Germany?
Well, no, but when I start to see people throwing up Sieg Heil's, you know, you kind of, it starts, it has to start somewhere.
And you're, you know, and I'm not saying that's where it's going to go, but if you start adopting, it's like drug addicts or something.
Like, I'm just going to try a little bit of heroin.
I promise I won't get addicted.
It's just once, just a little bit.
You know, you're out here banning people from grocery stores.
You're trying to do that.
You're ejecting people from their jobs.
You're othering them out of society.
You have state powerful people.
The head of state, our prime minister, for example, is out saying, I don't know how long we should tolerate these people.
They're taking up a lot of space.
You know, they're causing problems.
There's just a few of them.
There's just these pesky, you know, maybe we gotta...
And it's being echoed by other people in the so-called opposition, or it's not even being challenged hardly at all.
So that's disturbing.
That's being allowed like weeding a garden.
You see weeds, you pull them out immediately if you let them fester and eventually it will consume the garden, strangle the plants and everything is lost.
You don't have a garden anymore.
That's why you pull the weeds out.
That's why now you sound the alarm now as things begin.
You don't wait until people are dying and people are getting killed and there's death squads or whatever.
You're supposed to...
I thought we knew this, that you stop this kind of behavior in the crib in its infancy.
You don't wait until...
Alright, I guess we're putting people in camps now.
Like, is that how far it has to go?
I don't know.
Well, it's what they're trying to do.
I just had word that they're trying to bring back, you know, more camps, spread the camps in the United States.
They certainly did that in Australia.
You know, they told us there was even one point where the Queensland Premier, Anastasia Palaszczuk, Said on live television, morning TV, that the camps would later be used for the unvaccinated.
You know, it's unbelievable.
And then you have Jacinda Ardern, now former Prime Minister of New Zealand, standing in the United Nations, saying, essentially, we are at war with anyone that dares challenge our narrative.
I'm paraphrasing it, but that's what she said, you know, in this long-winded 10-minute speech.
Not one person, Jeremy, in that...
In that room, in the United Nations, said, hmm, maybe that's a little bit extreme, saying that we're at war with peaceful, freedom-loving people.
Yeah, our own people.
No, they all stood up and gave a standing ovation.
So, I mean, you know, what you're talking about is so crucial here, and you articulate it so well.
So you don't sound to me like someone who needs to be debanked, and you certainly don't sound like a terrorist, but that's how you're being treated by the Canadian government.
So what's happened here?
Well, I mean, I could be, you know, this is just me talking as a normal person, but if I'm not doing my own thing, I'm entertaining people.
I use bombastic language and inflammatory kind of thing for a reason, to make a point, to get people's attention.
It's the entertainment business.
This is how it is, you know.
I'm going to sit here and I'm going to knit for you for two hours and politely tell you about all that.
Nobody's gonna watch that and they don't care.
I've tried that.
I've tried politely telling people about things that are a problem.
I've learned it in the army.
And it doesn't work.
You have to get in their face about it and really make them look at it or they don't care.
Yep.
And it goes back to...
It's like mob think.
That's the real problem.
It's not so much...
The Nazis or the Soviets or whatever.
When large groups of people decide that they're right and everyone else is wrong, and because they don't agree with us, the majority, it's okay for us to do whatever we want to them, you end up with a horror show every time.
And that's what we're seeing.
This is unthinkable.
Something like that you just mentioned being said 10 years ago.
Could you imagine somebody saying that in 1998 or 2008?
Oh yeah, we're at war with our own people.
We're basically just gonna...
That would be the end of your political career.
Instead, thunderous ovation.
And I'm the crazy...
We're crazy for saying this is very alarming.
We should do something about this.
Yes.
Yes, no.
You're absolutely right.
And the...
I want to talk to you about the masses and the way that they think a little bit later on because I think your tactics for reaching people and getting in their face are great.
I recall very early on 9-11 was what woke me up as well.
I was a child when my dad told me the truth about 9-11 and you know 10 years old I was watching documentaries and I'm grateful.
I wasn't sure.
You never ask a woman how old she is.
This is rude.
I'll be 37 in March.
I think I was 15 at the time or maybe 14.
I was in high school, early in high school.
I remember it happening.
It was like, the next 15, 20 years of my life is going to revolve around this event, more or less.
Yes.
It was a big deal.
You know, the world changed overnight.
And now there's kids, you know, in their early 20s.
It's like, you don't even know what was taken away from you.
The life that we had in the 90s and the 80s, like, you don't even know.
If you knew what they'd taken away, you would be furious.
And that's why I'm angry.
The lack of the thirst of knowledge.
Is what gets me.
You know, the lack of people being thirsty for knowledge, even if I wasn't doing this.
You know, when I was working full time before I left my career to get the word out, I didn't even know where it would take me.
Z Media was in its baby form when I left.
I hadn't even given it a name at the time.
But, you know, I just believed in this and I believed in the cause.
But when I was still working full-time, every waking moment I had was spent on research.
And so I can't understand people that don't have that thirst for the truth.
Yeah.
I went to conspiracy school, I guess, when I first...
I was still in the army, but I was, like, on my way.
I was injured.
I got hurt in a snowmobile accident.
I'm lucky to be alive, but I was on the couch for a few months, and I had nothing to do.
My wife at the time was busy with the kids, so I was just on the couch doing nothing, and I got curious.
This was the time all these nagging, lingering problems I had that were always kind of bothering me.
I was like, you know what?
I'm going to go look into this now.
And it was just whatever it was on the internet that was the alternate version of whatever was being said on TV, I've seen it.
I've read it.
I've listened to it.
I don't agree with all of it.
Obviously, a lot of it is insane.
Sure.
But it's like doing the conspiracy theory school, you know, I call it like old YouTube when you can find anything.
Whatever you want, it's up here.
You want to know who killed JFK? We got it all.
It's all here.
It's all been scrubbed since then.
But it's like I would commute.
I don't know if you guys have like a...
Oh, of course you do.
You have Walmart in Australia?
We have an equivalent.
We have an equivalent.
Oh, really?
Oh, okay.
They haven't reached their evil tentacles that far yet.
But they have like the bargain bins of like DVDs for like $5.
And it's mostly trash.
But it's like, oh, this is good.
Wow, this is a great find.
So, you know, you're going to have a lot of trash and crap.
But every once in a while, you're going to find something that's really worth your time to look for.
And that's just how it is.
You're going to search through alternate information in places like that.
And they'd rather you not do that.
They point to the other nine out of the ten DVDs and go, these are all crap.
Why would you even look in here?
This is all nonsense.
Like, well, yes, that is, but this one that I found isn't.
And if it wasn't for this, maybe I have an injury right now because I listened to TV Man, which thankfully I didn't because I found this one in that bargain pile that taught me something that I was, you know, don't trust these people.
At the very end of the day, I've been saying, the one factor, it doesn't matter how educated you are, it doesn't matter how intelligent you are, it doesn't matter if you're a virologist, it doesn't matter if you're the smartest person in the world, if you don't have any skepticism or suspicion of the government, strangers, you just believe what they say, Then that's all it took.
There's people from somebody barely intelligent enough to cook eggs, all the way up to some very bright minds in medicine and science and so on.
Across the board, they either were all in with it, or they opposed it from the very beginning, and it was entirely based on this instinct of, this doesn't sound right.
I don't know.
I mean, that's interesting to me that that's the one variable that, or at least people asked questions.
That's really what it was because I think, I guess, I grew up noticing that people aren't asking the right questions, and if they did ask questions, then maybe these things wouldn't happen.
You know, 9-11, like, why was the U.S. Air Force not around?
Like, there's all kinds of things, and nobody wants to talk.
So I learned to do these things, and there should be answers.
And if this is all as legit as they say it is, let people ask their questions and answer them, and they'll go, oh, okay.
Thank you.
That's all I wanted to know.
But we didn't get that.
We got censored, banned, deleted.
Goodbye.
Maybe you need to go to jail.
We don't ask questions.
You do what we say, or we come after you.
That's totalitarianism.
That's tyranny.
That's the tyranny of the majority.
We think this, and you must agree with us.
And if you don't, we're going to come after you.
And this is essentially what's happened to you right now.
I want to get into your story about the debanking with...
Played a clip just before you came on.
Some excerpts from what you posted on your Instagram account.
What has happened here?
It's a long story.
I've accumulated a lot of enemies over the last few years, the last three or four, for sure.
The short version, I guess I could give you, is probably, I started this around 2017, and then around 2019, I had a very small Internet presence, so I didn't think anybody was paying attention.
I went to a protest.
There was kind of an infamous Canadian citizen who actually fought for the Taliban.
It was brought back, had a big, you know, kind of hero parade around the guy, and the government at the time also left 200 million dollars on the table that was meant for veterans programs and just went, ah, we don't have time for that.
So I was like, okay, if we have time for this, surely we have time for these guys.
So I put my medals on and went down and protested that.
That became, you know, a viral video in the country, which netted me a lot of negative attention, surprisingly.
The media ignored it and so on.
And then the hit pieces started, how I'm a white supremacist and I'm a neo-Nazi and all these kinds of things.
Are you?
No, not at all.
No, not at all.
But, you know, it's easy.
That's the worst thing you can be in modern times, you know, the media.
So they just slander.
You're a misogynist.
You name it.
Whatever the negative connotation is.
I was just setting an example for the media because all it really takes is just to ask the question and then have the person answer.
Yeah.
Do you have a swastika tattoo on your chest?
No, I don't.
So that started, and then I kind of went to war a little bit with the media over their characterization of me and a lot of other things.
And then it escalated.
Then there was a massacre by a gunman in one of our eastern provinces of Nova Scotia on the eastern part of Canada, where I live, just up the road from where I live, where I grew up.
And the police bungled that entire thing and covered it up and won't answer questions.
And all the same kind of very suspicious behavior.
I put a video about that up.
That went very far.
And then that netted me the attention of the police department, of the national police, what would be equivalent to Canada's FBI. It labeled me a person of interest.
And then I started being investigated for my ideology, it turns out, according to police documents I've received.
So I'm being investigated in 2020 and 2021.
I'm not shutting up yet.
It keeps going.
And then the arrests start.
They start arresting me for frivolous things and crazy things.
If I had $1,000, I could pay all my lawyers off easily for every time someone said, I've never seen anything like this before, or this is quite unusual, or this isn't normally how things work, and so on.
I could pay them all.
I've been arrested a few times.
I was taken to jail for over two months with no bail.
I have no criminal record.
I've never been arrested in my life.
But all it takes is someone to accuse you, and away you go.
I get out.
I come back.
I'm home a month and a bit.
I'm trying to get back into the swing of things and go back to running my podcast with all these many, many, many, many conditions I have.
I'm basically on house arrest and can't go anywhere or do anything.
I'm not allowed to have a passport.
I'm not allowed to leave the province.
I can't go outside after a certain hour and all this kind of stuff.
And then I find out, you know, first of all, I don't know what the situation is like in Australia, but when you call the bank here, at least in North America, generally you're going to talk to some guy in Bangladesh or Pakistan or something who's going to go through...
Yeah, so when the bank calls and a white guy named Graham is on the phone, you know, it's serious.
This is probably somebody who...
So I knew it was going to be bad.
I immediately was like, just give me a second, Graham.
I'm going to record this.
And he said, yeah.
And the rest of the call is available.
It's on the internet.
That's why I recorded it, because I had a feeling it was going to be something like this.
People should know.
And not just for my benefit.
I'm not asking for help or sympathy.
People need to be aware this is happening.
I have a platform.
I'm not the first person this has happened to.
I won't be the last.
There's probably hundreds of people this has been done to before me.
But what do they do?
They go on Facebook and their aunt gives them a sad face emoji like they don't have a platform.
That's it.
You know, you're on your own.
So this has been happening and it's going to continue to happen and they're targeting people, you know, it seems that they don't like.
I was never given a reason for the termination and they said, oh, it'll be explained in a letter you'll get on Monday.
I got the letter.
They purulated it into me to get it to me as fast as possible.
There's no explanation at all.
It's just we're terminating all of your accounts.
It's just over now.
Yours truly, Scotiabank.
Not even a person.
No name, no number, nothing.
So, I guess, until someone proves to me otherwise, I would consider this political, politically motivated.
Everyone certainly seems to think so.
It's pretty clear, you know, that that's probably the case, and the onus is on the bank to prove what that reason is.
And they didn't feel the need to.
They didn't feel that I was worthy or deserved an explanation after being a banking customer of theirs for almost thirty years and a fourteen-and-a-half-year combat veteran of this country.
I don't even deserve an explanation as to why this is happening, and now I have to go You know, hunt down alternate means to, you know, I can still pay my mortgage for a year or two, but I don't know how I'm going to do that without a bank account.
He didn't have an answer for me, but, you know, so that's where we are.
It's absolutely astounding, and they told you that you had to seek written permission to go into a branch to speak to a real human.
Yeah, in the documents I received, they said I would be arrested if I step on the premises of any Scotiabank grounds anywhere in the world.
Arrested?
Without permission.
Yep.
My goodness.
They'll call the police and have me under the consumer protection, some kind of act that basically they have the right to refuse.
Anyway, we don't want you anywhere on any grounds anywhere we live, where we work.
So if you show up, we'll arrest you.
We'll send the police after you.
That's unbelievable.
And of course, as you said, you have a mortgage and they've given you a year with that mortgage account, but you need a bank account in order to pay that mortgage.
Are they understanding of that?
I don't know.
I mean, I don't know if I'm going to have to get on horseback and ride to Ottawa once a month to hand deliver them gold coins.
I don't know what they should.
They're just going to send me back to the 1860s and say, figure it out.
They'll say, well, it's a privilege to have a bank account.
Nobody needs a bank account.
Well, you don't technically need electricity either.
We didn't have that.
That's a privilege.
We didn't use to have indoor plumbing either.
That's technically a privilege.
Why not?
That's a legitimate question.
Why not say...
Approach the power company where you live and say, are you okay doing business with this odious, disgusting person?
This is a very bad person.
You know what?
We're terminating your services because we can't be associated with you.
We don't like you.
If a bank just did it, why can't the power company?
Why can't the grocery store?
Why can't anyone?
Where does it end?
I think it's a good question.
It's the question that needs to be asked.
You're not the first person, as you said, I've heard of people in Australia.
Here, someone very close to me.
Without warning, the bank shut down one of his accounts that he pays his staff from, and he wasn't able to pay his staff.
Is it Blair Cottrell?
No.
I only know of like three other Australians that are, you know, on the internet, but that was one of them.
I'm just taking a guess.
Yes, you know, and it's just unbelievable to see the punishment of all of these institutions that people have previously trusted.
And this is why I constantly talk to people about, you can't trust.
The numbers on your bank manager's screen.
You can't trust your banks.
You can't trust your bank accounts.
These are the reasons we have to really become self-sufficient outside of the system as much as humanly possible, you know?
And you said something about sending us back to the 1860s.
You're not wrong, Jeremy, because that's what they're trying to do.
They're trying to make us, you know, to not have the groceries that we're used to having available to us all the time.
They want us to not have the power source that we're used to having all the time.
Shower less.
German health minister has told people to get used to showering once a week.
They really, yes, and wash themselves with wet rags instead of showering.
Have you heard that one?
That's fun.
And that's because rich people made stupid mistakes because they're stupid.
And Germany's energy dependency is pretty much entirely reliant on Russia, which President Trump had informed them, you should probably sort that out.
You're going to be over a barrel.
And they are.
You know, now look at the situation.
Oh, jeez, we don't have any energy, I guess.
Everyone else pay for this.
Don't shower anymore.
The people in power need to be ejected yesterday and replaced with people that can think and actually have the citizens' best interests at heart rather than, you know, these people that are just playing Monopoly board with the lives of the people that, you know, trust them to look out for them because they're not doing it.
So what do you see as being the key thing that maybe those that are starting to sense that something is wrong, because that number is growing because of the, unfortunately, injection injuries and deaths and the absolute carnage we're seeing around the world.
What do you think is the key to actually getting through to these people?
Because often people try to red pill people and they just blurt out like, oh, you know, lizard people in the World Economic Forum.
It doesn't work.
What do you think we should do?
There are stages.
Those are new people, I think.
Because you go through these stages when you first realize something is wrong and then all of a sudden you want to know everything.
And then you go into every...
And their brain is just completely swamped with stuff.
And then you have to start rummaging through.
It's like somebody dump trucks off a bunch of stuff at your house and you have to rummage through what's valuable and what's not.
There's a famous Yuri Bezmenov, the guy, he was a Soviet defector to Canada, I think, or he ended up, he died in Canada anyway, but have you seen this interview he did in the 80s, I think, 1982 or something, where he says, not until the state's boots come and crush his balls, only then will he understand.
Like, it has to hurt you.
Something has to happen to you, unfortunately, for a lot of these people.
It's kind of like a race now.
The 9-11, all that stuff worked because it only really affected a small amount of the population.
How many people are in the military?
That's not a ton.
It's not everybody.
But this one, I watched a clip the other day, Jimmy Dore, who's a pretty popular left-wing uh...
commentator in in america who is now hey you know i have an injury now and these people lied to me about everything and all that something happened to him he looked now you don't come back from that so that this is where the races if you alarm and wake up too many people too fast uh...
you just need they need to get to a point where The control apparatus is in such a place that there will be no wrong thing.
There will be no outspokenness.
There will be no political dissidence at all.
It's just do what we say or it will hurt you.
It's North Korea.
That's eventually that level of tight control over everything is what they would love to have.
But they're racing.
How much time do you have to get that done versus how fast people are coming online to what has been done to them?
And this is something that affects everyone in the world pretty much.
If it doesn't happen to you, it's going to happen to somebody you know or somebody you love maybe.
You're going to see somebody in your town somewhere.
Kids are dropping down left and right.
Celebrities.
You see a football player go down and all of a sudden people start getting worried.
Somebody goes down on TV. But hey, that's what's happening and it's affecting a lot of people.
I don't know how it's going to end.
It feels like a sprint to the finish right now for both sides.
Yes, you're absolutely right.
They are trying to sprint as well.
Yes, they.
I recall...
Have you seen that meme where it says, this is who we're talking about when we say they, and it's like all these people in black cloaks doing some sort of a sacrifice?
That's who we're talking about.
Bohemian Grove or something.
Yeah, yes.
Davos is a great example.
When I say they, that's who I mean.
The world's rich, powerful, elite, can't be bothered.
I mean...
Self-proclaimed delay.
The condescension, too, of some of these people.
Like, you see the...
And I'm just a follower from a Canadian lens and some American stuff, but some of our...
I know Rebel News has a journalist down in Australia, Avi something.
Avi Yemeni.
He might have been.
Yeah, yeah.
He might have been there as well.
Confronting people like Albert Bourla in the street with...
Very good questions.
And he just smiles and continues walking as if nothing's happening.
Like there isn't a man asking him questions.
He's like, I'm not even going to answer you.
You're that far beneath me.
You're like a fly I'm ignoring.
I don't even feel compelled to answer your questions.
How condescending is that?
That's what they think of all of us.
You're not even worth...
They don't care.
He's not even afraid of the consequences of how obvious it looks.
I mean, I would be.
If someone's asking me these damning questions and I'm just going to keep walking like nothing's happening, I'd be like, oh, this isn't going to go well.
But he doesn't care in the world.
That tells you a lot about who these people are.
And they're just running rough over everybody.
And I don't know how long this can go.
People will tolerate a certain level of that.
But historically, if you look at patterns in the history books and so on, when the wealth disparity gets too large, when the people on top get too wealthy, too powerful, too comfortable, obviously that means less for everybody else.
It's like musical chairs, and then it's like Violence and instability and all this stuff ramps up accordingly.
So this can't go on forever.
They've predicted that, Jeremy.
They know.
On their own website, on the WEF website, it says that 38% chance of civil unrest globally from what they're trying to implement with Agenda 2030.
38% chance globally.
That is quite a high percentage.
So they've factored in that civil unrest is possible.
I think that your analysis is just amazing.
We really are in this race and we can see, you know, with their acceleration of Agenda 2030, the WEF and Gutierrez, Signed that last year to accelerate it to Agenda 2023.
Now that could have been one of two things.
It could have been because their plan worked so well that they're able to speed it up or their plan is failing because so many people are speaking out and against it that they have to ramp it up.
And we can see the climate change narrative to keep people in that state of fear, state of emergency because when your fear is up then you're not critically thinking.
How do you combat How did you combat those feelings of fear when you weren't as informed as you are now?
That's a good one.
I don't know.
I've never really thought about that before.
How did I combat when you're just kind of being alerted to things or off or wrong, I guess?
Well, this is my thought process.
When a lot of people find out, because so many people woke up to the agenda over the past two years, and in the beginning they were very scared.
Now they're not as scared, because they've prepared, they've accepted that the worst could happen.
Yeah, and that's something else I don't envy for a lot of these people.
I've been kind of this conspiracy-minded person since I was a kid.
I started watching Alex Jones, I think, in 2001 or 2002.
Before 9-11, I was aware of who he was, even as a kid.
He was kind of this wacky guy.
But it was interesting.
It was entertaining and all of that.
So I was kind of acclimatized to this for a while.
And then, obviously, my experiences in the military, and there was lots of things that went on there that I saw happen.
The government saying, oh, these war crimes never happened.
Well, I saw them happen, so they did.
You know, versus people being completely encapsulated in this shell of naivety where smooth edges and rounded corners and nobody gets hurt and everything's high fives and chocolate cakes and rainbows forever.
And then all of a sudden, not only is there a problem, there's a huge problem and it seems like everything is actually a problem.
That would be overwhelming for a lot of people to deal with.
At least in my day, in my time, it was smaller, bite-sized, easier to digest, you know, a few at a time rather than, you know, they get alerted to this global situation via the COVID narrative or whatever it is.
And then followed up on also this and also that.
And did you know about this?
And did you hear about that?
And it would be enough to make someone go crazy.
And I think that's why a lot of people are averse to it, because it's not a nice reality.
I used to compare it to telling a guy his wife's cheating on him.
He doesn't want to hear this, even though it's true.
He would rather ignore it.
Or they may even instinctually know that this is happening.
And just, like, on some level, but, like, be too afraid to pursue it and look into it, because if it is true, then his whole, you gotta get divorced, the kids, your job, the house, all of this, right?
So it's like, I'd rather just be ignorant.
It could be true, but I'm not even gonna look into it, because the consequences of that I'm going to have to deal with it now.
It's better if I just kind of remain ignorant.
But if I know, then I have to do something about it.
And I don't want to do something about it because it's going to be painful.
It's going to be difficult.
And we have a civilization that avoids pain, difficulty, confrontation, suffering.
Our entire culture is based around convenience and safety.
That's the only thing we care about is convenience and safety.
You can get food delivered right to your face from the couch without even having to get up.
Being angry is considered violence now.
I was talking about this with my partner earlier.
It started with toxic masculinity, now it's even to the point where if you raise your voice in a hospital, you'll go to jail.
Like, well, maybe this person has a reason to be upset and angry.
You don't get to legislate their emotions.
Did they commit a crime?
Did they attack you?
Did they threaten anybody?
Or did they simply raise their voice out of frustration?
Are they upset?
Oftentimes people do that because they're upset, because they're hurting, because something is wrong.
You know, we had the trucker convoy here happen in Canada.
I was down there and saw that.
That's what that was.
This wasn't an insurrection.
It's not terrorism.
This is tens of thousands of people that are in a lot of pain and suffering and no one's listening to them.
So they need to be heard and they're trying to get attention.
And rather than hear them and listen to them with an open hand and try to help shepherd these people as a good leader, leadership would do, they sent jackbooted thugs and horses to beat the tar out of them and hit them with guns.
Again, so I mean, they can say all this stuff they want all day long about how we're all in this together and this is all, you know, we're all about peace and prosperity and tolerance and togetherness and inclusion.
Everything you do causes the opposite.
So I don't care if these people believe that.
They believe the things that they say.
They're wrong and the proof is in the track record.
Look around.
Look at how horrible everything has become.
Everything is going into the toilet.
And it wasn't our fault.
I didn't implement these policies.
Were you asked?
Was I asked?
Was anybody asked if any of this was okay?
No, we fought against them.
We fought against every single one of these policies.
They tell you this is what's going to happen, and you're going to do it now.
And they say, well, you elected it.
I didn't elect anybody on lockdowns, on mask mandates, on kicking people out of universities for not getting needles they don't have.
That was never an election platform.
You just decided to.
I didn't vote.
We didn't vote on going to war in Syria or Iraq or Afghanistan or whatever.
You just did it.
You just do things.
We didn't vote on, let's print $100 billion.
We didn't vote on, let's invite all of the middle, all the third world into our country, too.
We didn't vote on any of this.
We were never asked for any of this.
They just said, this is what's happening, and if you don't like it, we'll destroy you.
That's, you know, that's not how this is supposed to work, guys.
And again, going back to the wars and stuff, we fought very ruinous, you know, devastating wars to secure that world where that's not supposed to happen.
And now it is happening.
So, you know, yeah, especially soldiers.
A lot of them are upset.
And I've worked with a lot of Australian soldiers as well.
Excellent, you know, great guys.
And I'm very certain there's a lot of them are very upset as well, I'm sure.
I'm certain of that.
Oh, I'm certain too.
I know people that work with even police officers that, you know, have PTSD. There are so many of them that are on extended leave because they didn't want to get the injections.
They can't handle How the force treated them and what they were expected to do to their own people.
The number is much, much larger than they'd like you to think.
I want you to give us a worst case scenario, Jeremy, because here's my thought.
My thought is, and it was Colonel Pete Chambers that said this to me, and he said, you have to think like a soldier and you have to prepare for the worst case scenario.
So I like to talk to military servicemen about this.
As a soldier, how does someone prepare for the worst and then arm themselves for the worst possible case scenario and then come out on the other side actually better for it?
Yeah.
So that's our thought of all professional militaries and warfighters.
That's the mentality when you're going into a situation.
What is the absolute worst case scenario?
What is the best case scenario?
You play it all out.
If you're prepared to handle the absolute worst possible outcome, then you're going to be fine.
And almost always, it's never as bad as you thought it could be.
So then you're good to go.
What happens if the grocery stores run out of food?
Could happen.
What if the power goes out for six months?
Any number of things could happen.
What if this?
What if that?
And if you're kind of insulating yourself in a way that you can handle or manage or survive, really, that's another thing.
People are so worried about being comfortable.
It's like, you're worried about being comfortable.
I'm worried about being alive.
What if World War III happens?
It's right around the corner.
This is worse than the Cuban Missile Crisis we're staring down the barrel of right now.
But Slava, Ukraine, and send them all of their money and everything and weapons and so on while we stare at the Chinese who are building an arms race faster than ever in history.
I mean, things could get really, really bad.
You know, bare minimum, what do you need to survive?
What do you need for you and your friends and family to, you know, get by and survive and, you know, handle whatever comes forward?
If you can figure that out and arrange that in a way, or at least do take some steps towards doing something like that, like, ah, you got a stockpile of, you know, freeze-dried food or something.
Well, now you know you won't starve to death, at least for a while.
There's one less thing to worry about.
While you work out where you're going to get food.
Right.
It's kind of like the Boy Scouts.
I was never one of those, but it was like, always be prepared.
That's the mindset.
We're always trying to think ahead of things that could go wrong and then taking steps to mitigate them before they happen.
Why do people carry spare tires in their trunk?
Because the tire could go flat.
If the tire goes flat and you don't have a spare tire, that's a problem.
But hey, it doesn't matter.
I've got to spare.
Why do people keep first aid kits in their houses or fire extinguishers and so on?
These are the reasons why.
And considering the people that are in charge and the things they've been doing and saying, to not start thinking about, you know, they may come after me.
They're clearly insane and out of control.
You're just being naive or wishful.
That's very risky.
I don't like to take extreme risks.
I'm not going to roll the dice.
Everything will work.
I don't need to do anything.
I don't need to take care of myself.
You know what?
Because everything will just work out for some reason.
The Homer Simpson defense.
I don't know if you guys watched a lot of that.
During the exam, I'm going to hide under some coats and hope that somehow everything will work out.
That's not a strategy.
Maybe it will.
It might.
But if it doesn't, you're completely screwed.
So, you know, it pays to...
What I've been telling people to do is network and find your friends, because there's lots of people like us out there.
They obviously are not facilitating our networking and meeting up and meeting each other, because then groups of people together, working together, are much more powerful.
You know, the Genghis Khan story of they ripped it off and put it in Planet of the Apes.
The apes together strong with the sticks and stuff is a story, but Genghis Khan, his relative, a father or uncle or something, taught him, he'd snap an arrow in half and...
Then he'd give him a bundle of arrows and you can't snap them in half.
And he's like, do you see?
Do you see what the message is here?
Because cumulatively, all together, it's much harder to destroy them than it is just one on their own.
So there's lots of us everywhere.
And I guarantee, like I've been saying this on my podcast, people that are identifying with the things I'm saying or, you know, it's like there is someone that lives near you that thinks exactly the same way.
So somewhere, go find them.
And then you guys find some more and, you know, make your own community of I've been fortunate because of the community that I've brought up along with me.
I've been, oh, you've been debanked and this and that.
People are, without any input from myself, are firing up fundraisers and people are sending me money and people are sending, you can go to this person, this person, this private lender, this credit union, whatever.
That's the benefit of having a bunch of people that support you.
When you're going into difficult times ahead, going by yourself and hiding under some coats, it's not a good strategy.
I'd recommend finding people that share your worldview and are committed to looking out for each other and helping each other out because that's really the only way we're going to Survive in the future.
Otherwise, they're just going to knock us off one at a time, take you to jail, take you to get rid of your bank.
I don't know if this was New Zealand or maybe for another day.
In Australia, it was kind of a messed up situation where the police showed up to this family's home and there was a gunfight and that family's dead.
Some of the police officers were killed as well.
Have you heard about this?
Absolutely, I've heard about it.
They've been using it to target conspiracy theorists.
That whole situation, there are so many holes in the story, Jeremy.
I was quite vocal about it.
They actually attacked another Australian Telegram account.
They had an infiltrator go in and pretend to...
A fake comment inciting violence that ended up on the front page of the news the next day, and then they're using it for stronger gun control measures, and also they came out with a statement telling people that if you see anyone spreading conspiracy theories, you need to report them to the police.
So what they've done is take that situation and spin it to their advantage.
Yes.
Because they're going to say, see what happened?
Here's all the reasons why I need more stuff.
And I would counter with, do you see how that happened?
Here's all the reasons why you need a big support network of people that will look out for you.
Because you could get on your phone and be like, there's ten cops outside my house.
I think they're here to kill me.
A hundred people will be there in five minutes.
You know, that's how it has to be.
You know, we have to stick together on these kinds of things.
And then that whole situation could have been avoided, potentially.
You know, if these police show up and we're going to evict you.
Well, there's a hundred people on my lawn.
You're going to have to get through them to evict us as well.
That's one way to apply pressure.
They can't fight and deal with large groups of people sticking together and working together for their own benefit.
You just can't.
They don't have the resources, but they can single out families and small groups of people without any real support or ties to anything, and they can just crush you and sweep you under the rug and move on.
Ten years from now, people even forget it happened.
Yes, I agree.
And you know what?
I mean, as I said, a lot of holes in that story from Queensland, Australia.
There was a pipeline, I understand, was involved.
Yes, the gas pipeline.
Now the government...
The police union's going to buy that pipeline.
Apparently, they were trying to get it for some time.
They were visiting that family for some time because of the pipeline.
But, I mean, those are what alternative sources of information say.
But...
The point that you raise about if they had a larger support network, maybe that situation would have been different.
All those people may still be alive.
Yep.
Yes, including the police.
And so this is why they want people completely isolated.
This is why they have worked to divide us.
And what they've done now is, well, what they've been doing the whole time is also dividing the people standing for freedom so that they go and they argue over trivial things that really don't matter.
At the end of the day, there's a government that's trying to kill us.
That's what You know, we should be united over protecting one another from that and trying to educate the masses.
I mean, really?
The other points of difference I couldn't care about.
Honestly.
They certainly don't care if they do kill you.
That's for sure.
They want you to just shut up and be seen and not heard and go work the machines and make the gears run and make the tax money and just, you know...
It's like, this is their playground.
I had a clip I played last night on my show from the Prime Minister, and he was basically saying, you're allowed to protest and voice your concerns, but we're the ones in charge.
And it just came off as like a condescending parent.
It's like, I don't care.
Listen, I know you're upset, but you've got to do your homework, and you're grounded.
That's just how it is.
That's not how this relationship works, buddy.
You're supposed to be a representative of the will of the people because the country is the people that live in it.
And if the people that live here want something to happen, you're supposed to be the one, the voice for them to make that happen or to find some kind of compromise so that everybody is as happy as they can be.
and manage this big happy family.
That's how it's supposed to be.
Instead of just dictating from a chair, this is how it's going to be, and if you don't like it, you can protest, but if you protest too, if you make it uncomfortable, I'm going to hurt you.
I'm going to come after you.
You're going to have to do what I say.
You're their subjects.
We're not citizens anymore.
We're plebiscites.
We're subjects.
We're their property of the king or the viceroy, because I don't even think any of these people, as far as the Commonwealth countries, are concerned anyway.
They're just figureheads.
It's like up here, everyone's like, we just got to get him out.
Get the libs out.
You're just replacing the franchise manager at McDonald's.
It's still going to be McDonald's.
You'll have maybe an easier to deal with customer service representative, but it's still Walmart.
It's still Amazon.
It's still the same franchise because these people take your money.
They fly over here to these groups.
Davos is one of them, and Bilderberg is another one, and there's four or five of these.
And then they come back, and just so happens, they enact those agendas dictated to them by these rich people who nobody elects, and nobody has asked their a bit.
Who asked Bill Gates?
Who asked Klaus Schwab?
Who asked any of these people?
I don't care what you think.
I live here.
We live here.
Leave us alone!
You know, who the hell are you?
Some German guy's gonna be like, you're not allowed to shower anymore.
Everyone will drive electric cars and eat bugs and live in the park.
No.
Nope.
Nobody asked you.
So when your government comes back and says, we need the sustainable development goal, all the things that those guys said are good.
It just so happens I agree with everything they've said.
And we have cabinet ministers in this country on their boards.
Yes, you too.
The conflict of interest is insane.
And they act like we're crazy.
But I guess that's their only defense.
When you're caught with your pants down, you just point and say, you're a crazy person.
Yep.
Yes, just gaslight the public and this is how they deal with it.
And it's absolutely astounding to watch it all unfold.
It's astounding to see it so clearly and watch so many in the world just not care or not do anything about it.
But as you said before, it begs responsibility.
From the people, once you know you have to do something with that, and a lot of people are far too lazy for it, but I would say that is going to be at their detriment.
It will cost them their lives eventually and their souls, and that is so, so dangerous.
So if you're watching this today, please share this with You know, I think Jeremy's so refreshing in the way that he brings this perspective.
No, I truly do think that.
And so, you know, perhaps people who are on the cusp or, you know, still not willing to listen, who don't want to delve into the deep, deep rabbit hole, which I'm sure we could go into another time, Jeremy, but, you know, perhaps this would convince them.
Please let people know where they can find your podcast and your socials.
Oh, of course.
RagingDistant.com is my website and all my social media stuff is there.
My sub stack and the telegram link.
Everything's on there.
It's very easy.
It's like Idiocracy.
We designed it to be as simple as possible.
You remember that movie where the guy goes to the hospital.
It's like, what's wrong with you?
He's like a gunshot wound.
He's like, that's the button you press.
That's what you need.
You mean Idiocracy, the movie we're living in today?
Is that what you're talking about?
Yes, apparently it is.
I would like to leave you with this thought, though, because I mentioned the military earlier.
The reason they weren't called in in Ottawa, or they tried to, is that they were afraid the military would join the protesters because the military was so disgusted.
It was going to be a mutiny, so they didn't.
That's kind of maybe why I am the way I am and why there's so many of them, but across the world, it's just those kinds of guys.
If they're in the United States or Great Britain or Canada or Australia, These are people that signed up to protect their people, their country, their friends and family, what they love and care about.
And then to see this happen to them, I say to these guys, if we don't, Who?
The nurses union?
Taxi drivers.
If there's not going to be a group of society that are going to say, you're not going to hurt our people anymore, if it's not us, who?
Who is it supposed to be, fellas?
So, you know, there's a lot of guys out there that are on the couch and wondering the same thing.
You know, in Canada, we have an initiative kind of here called Veterans for Freedom, and that started after the Ottawa thing, and a lot of these guys with the same opinions, you know, they're grouping up and getting together, and people respect them for that.
That's another thing, these power these guys have that they don't understand or realize that There are a lot of people out there that appreciate them for what they've done and that aren't government bootlickers that just dismiss them.
They do care for them and they do want to help them.
And there are people behind them, so they need to make their voices heard and help.
I think that's probably one of the most untapped resources out there.
And especially, we've been fighting wars for these people for 20 years.
You know, Australia too.
I was right next to these guys.
You know, they were there too.
And we did this for 20 years and then we're going to sit here and watch this be taken apart brick by brick in front of our eyes?
You know, I don't think so.
That's so powerful, Jeremy, and really inspiring.
Courage is contagious.
And so no matter what your sphere of influence is, Keep it coming.
You know, I watched someone like Dr.
Peter McCullough.
Some people love him, some people don't love him.
I don't care what people think.
I just watched the fact that he just continues to hammer the message of courage.
Just be courageous, be courageous.
He's inspired so many doctors here in Australia to speak out.
You know, courage will...
bring others along and all of those people who are in the middle and sitting on the fence i'll tell a really quick story before we finish up i was in a store once and it was in the middle of the lockdown maskings everything and i just lived life right so i walked into a store and the girl said you've got to put your mask on and i said i'm not going to do that um and i'm really not happy that you're asking me to do it and um and why are you doing that
and so she just you know we got talking and she was so afraid of a police fine which her store would be fined and they were coming in regularly and checking if if the people were policing the people not their job um And she said to me, I wish I had your courage, but I just don't.
And I thought maybe I could at least leave that girl with that today because at least I got her to say, I wish I had your courage.
So that means she'll think about the fact that she really wants that courage.
How do I get it?
Maybe we can inspire that.
And it's never too late.
It's never too late for the human race.
Practice, yes.
It is practice.
When I joined the military, I was 17, 16, 17 years old.
I was 120 pounds.
I was scared to do anything.
I never, you know, done it.
I'm afraid of heights.
I can't swim very well.
I did, you know, all of these things.
It's just, you know, you take one challenge at a time.
Maybe it's something as simple as, I'm not going to wear a mask today.
And that can be terrifying for some people.
But that's empowering to realize that I can decide that I can do with my own life what I want to do.
And You know, it starts to become infectious that way.
You can start to, you know, build upon things.
And also knowing that there's people out there that are going to support you and have your back if you stick your neck out there and people are going to take shots at you, that's the other thing.
People don't want negative attention.
They don't want people to point and say, you're this or that.
If you have any opinion at all, If you say anything, someone is going to say that, no matter what it is.
If it's popular, there's going to be a group of people that hate you simply because they don't agree with you.
That's just something you have to accept.
Everything's on the internet, the Twitter and all of that.
That's just something you're going to have to get over and deal with and not let it bother you.
Remember sticks and stones, that kind of stuff?
Are you going to let that?
Are you going to let the fear of people pointing at you and saying mean things stop you from what you believe is right?
I hope not.
Fantastic.
Amazing, Jeremy.
Thank you so much for your time today.
Definitely would love to have a chat again in the future.
And just really appreciate it.
I'm personally inspired by your courage to keep this going, to keep going with the truth, with freedom, despite everything you've been through.
And I'm sure the viewers are the same.
They haven't given me much other choice.
You know, it's not like I can get a job anywhere.
Google my name.
You know, but hey, you know, once you're in the war, you've only got one option, and that's to win.
So I appreciate it.
Thanks for having me.
Absolutely.
Thank you.
Well, you heard from Jeremy about the importance of preparing when you're in a war, and that is what we're in.
The government has declared it on us.
Jacinda Ardern and the United Nations say that they're at war against the people.
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And what better way to prepare for that than to start practicing now?
In fact, your life depends on it.
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We are survivors.
We are people that will come through this.
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But as we fight this battle peacefully, lawfully, the right way, with integrity, not like the globalists do, we must be prepared for every possible outcome.
Thank you for joining me today.
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