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➡ Welcome to the Untold History Channel where Ron Partain and Ghost discuss current global issues. Ghost, who had been dealing with personal issues, is back and they discuss the potential threats to the United States. They highlight the possibility of terrorist attacks similar to those in Mumbai and Russia, emphasizing the need for better preparedness. They also express concern about the open borders and the potential for enemies of the U.S. to enter the country.
➡ The text discusses the potential threat of cartels and terrorist groups like ISIS K, who are skilled at moving people and commodities across borders. It suggests that these groups could cause significant disruption and that communities may not be prepared for this. The text also touches on the issue of immigration and the potential dangers posed by individuals with harmful intentions. Lastly, it mentions the political implications of these issues, including the potential for changes in attitudes and policies in various countries.
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➡ The text discusses voting manipulation over the past three decades, with people unknowingly influenced and their actions predicted through computer systems. It also talks about the influence of white radicals and the Communist party in the education of Karen Bass during her high school years in the late 60s and early 70s. The text further delves into the story of a former KGB agent who defected after discovering a plot against his friends. Lastly, it criticizes the current political climate, accusing politicians of stealing foundational concepts of America and presenting them with their own spin.
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➡ The text discusses the idea that ISIS didn’t organically form but was influenced by external forces, including intelligence connections. It suggests that politicians, like Obama and McCain, are merely puppets in a larger game controlled by those with more wealth. The text also criticizes the media for not providing a clear narrative and suggests that the public is being manipulated and kept in the dark. Lastly, it argues that division among the public is intentionally created to distract from larger issues.
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➡ The text discusses the historical economic policies in the United States, particularly during the New Deal era, and their impact on the current financial system. It also touches on the rise of technology and its influence on communication and surveillance, highlighting the potential dangers of artificial intelligence and social media bots. The author emphasizes the importance of being cautious online and the need for individuals to be aware of potential manipulation. Lastly, the text mentions the strong sense of patriotism and national pride among Americans, suggesting that this could be a powerful force if mobilized.
➡ The text discusses the decline of American national pride and the historical context of the Mexican-American War. It argues that the war was not simply an exploitation of Mexico by the U.S., but a complex situation involving land disputes, indigenous tribes, and economic interests. The text also touches on the controversy surrounding sports team names that reference Native American culture, suggesting that the issue is not as black-and-white as it is often portrayed.
➡ The text discusses the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo where the United States bought land from Mexico for $15 million, and the Gadsden purchase. It also mentions the instability of Mexico and the desire of some Mexican states to join the U.S. The text then shifts to discussing the potential for Canadian provinces to seek statehood or protectorate status in the U.S. The conversation then moves to the topic of AI and the fear and opportunities it presents, using the transition from horse and buggies to automobiles as an analogy. The text ends with a discussion about the challenges faced in the medical system when dealing with death certificates and cremation certificates.
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Guys, we’re live. Welcome to the Untold History Channel. My name is Ron Partain and it is Monday night, which means it’s time for Ghost. And luckily today, fortunately for us, Ghost is back. Ghost is back. He’s no longer a ghost. Alive and well. Alive and well. Yeah. Apparently he’s had some issues, personal issues that he’s been dealing with. I’ll let him share if he desires to. But suffice to say that it wasn’t, it was more of an emotional drain than a physical drain, but still a drain nonetheless. But we are glad that he is here and safe and sound.

And we’re going to talk about a lot of shit that’s going on in this world right now. So is there anything that you want to lead off with, brother? I think what we talked about, what we’re going to cover is gonna lead folks hopefully to a better understanding of it all. Well, why don’t I, why don’t I play that? I think you should just jump into it and let’s. Okay, so I, I, I covered this yesterday on Nino’s Corner. We only got through a portion of it. All right, I guess, I’m sorry. On Saturday we covered this on Nino’s Corner with Josh Reed.

It’s very good. But I’ll go ahead and, I’ll go ahead and play that here. This is, why is that showing up like that dog? Kind of. This is this, this gentleman’s name is Scott Mann. He’s a former Green Beret. Very well plugged in to kind of the goings on of what’s going on in the world. And I’ll just let him kind of speak for himself. And this is, this isn’t the entire video. This is just a clip. Borderland, I believe is a, they’re a podcast that he do, he does long form like two and a half to three hours and this is just a nine minute segment of it.

Let me make sure that. Actually I think I’m gonna just gonna, I’m gonna make it a 1.25 speed because that’s not too terrible for people to under to be able to get understand but it’ll get it through it a little bit faster. So. All right, here we go guys. We did that. We laid it out there. But it’s really the communities that if you just look at the attacks of October 7, if you look at Mumbai, how 10 specially selected Lashkara Taiba lit let surrogates for Al Qaeda. Let me actually for clarification here, because a lot of people maybe they probably don’t know what Mumbai was.

Mumbai was a terrorist attack where these guys went in. And. And it’s. Well, I’ll let him finish. But. But it was a terror attack in India. And just listen to what he says. Lock down a city of 19 million, you know, with hundreds of casualties for 10 days. It’s. It’s. Or the Crocus City Music hall in Russia just recently, where ISIS attackers went in there and caused horrific casualties, even knifing people on camera. I mean, there’s a real migration of these localized, complex attacks that far exceed. Far exceed how we train for things inside the United States right now.

Look at the. Look at the use of concerts of late. Right. For creating mass casualties. Look at the Beslin school siege. I mean, something that we can’t even bring ourselves to think about. I mean, a mass shooting at a school is bad enough with a single shooter, which is mostly what we train on. Imagine 10 highly trained shooters that can go in and not only lock this school down, but move everybody into the gymnasium and hang explosives from both goal posts or in the gym, you know, off the basketball goals, and lock and hold terrain for 10, 15 days.

And if they did that across three cities, you know, you’re talking institutional paralysis on a level that we’re not even remotely prepared to deal with. And if I’m sitting here, this, you know, Arkansas redneck is saying this, who hasn’t had a security clearance, then, you know, where does it stand? Say again? I said it’s like the Russians dealt with. With that one. He’s referring, I think, to that school. Was it Chechnya? I don’t remember exactly where it was, but it was. I actually. I think it was in Moscow. It was one of the. I think it was Chechen rebels, but kind of like the theater that they took over that time with 700 people.

Yep. And Spetsnaz isn’t exactly like SAS or, you know, our premier tier one teams. Spetsnaz is. We’re not negotiating, but we’re also going to be very rapid and brutal. And that’s where they filled the entire theater, where they drilled holes through the roof and pumped in fentanyl gas, which killed over 300 of the patrons. But in the. In the end, they had, you know, the perpetrators out cold and had them all. But it killed over almost half of the people in the theater. And that’s the way they operate. And it’s quite brutal and not well thought out in most circles like that that you’ll speak with.

And that’s. That’s what he’s referring to and saying, yeah, it would be that it’d be very easy. Very, very easy for them to do that kind of thing here. Very easy. And don’t. And do not for any for a second think that they won’t do it because I believe they’re ready for it. But here, let’s, let’s, let’s finish what he has to say and at a community level. And I can’t tell you, Vincent, how many JTTF border patrol retired and active duty agents are reaching out to me going, dude, you’re right. Like y’ all are right.

I mean that’s, that’s, that’s where we are. Keep going because. But they can’t even say it. They can’t even say it publicly, you know, so that’s why we wrote it. There’s. You won’t find a single author in here because just because of threats to the folks are. That are. That didn’t really want to put their names to it. I’m the only one that put my name to it. All the proceeds go back to our nonprofit. But the whole thing is designed to give communities and citizens some insights into what the g. What veterans are hearing coming from our Afghan allies post withdrawal and that we ought to be thinking about for Homeland Security.

What’s, what’s scary to me about the borders that were open for, for those four years and the 15 to 20 million, the rough number that we throw out there that came across is that nobody comes across without the cartel’s approval. They’re getting paid. And what’s wild to me is how many Chinese nationals and, and Afghan, Iraq, Pakistani, I mean, you name it, all the countries that are known to not like American way of life has come across. Which makes me always concerned. And what bothers me about that is the cartel knows that. And is there in some way shape or form, I think once the chaos of America, because I think they then have almost free reign to America.

Almost like distract them here, move here kind of concept. Is that you. Am I wrong in thinking that? And just. No, I think from a strategic mindset, I don’t think that’s off. You know. And, and if you. Okay, so just kind of think about it this way. Let’s just take, let’s take ISIS K. All right, let’s just, let’s take one group, take ISIS K and whose ideology we can barely even comprehend at a, at a. At a normal American level, we cannot fathom the depth of violence that these individuals will go to. To advance their multi century narrative of a modern day caliphate.

They will go to lengths of violence that we can’t even fathom, I mean, other than the dudes and dudettes that fought them, right. And saw firsthand what they’re capable of for the most part. Like there is no resident understanding of what those individuals bring to the table. Okay. They have already demonstrated just in recent months their ability to strike in the heart of Russia. Right. They can pretty much strike anywhere they want. You know, and we’ve left the border open for four years. They have. And even I even talked with the leader of the Afghan national resistance, Ahmed Massoud, man to man and we talked about, you know, what is in store for the United States.

And his father is the one that tried to warn us about 911 before bin Laden killed him with a suicide bombing on 9 9. You know, so this is a God that’s in the know. And he said, scott, look, you know, the Taliban learned a lot from the global war on terror. Al Qaeda learned a lot from the global war on terror. You’re not going to see their fingerprints on the next one. You’re going to see isis. They’re young, they don’t care. They welcome an apocalyptic response from the United States. They have no, no reason to fear any kind of response from us.

Right? So if you just take away, if you just, if you just add will and capacity alone to, to ISIS and then take, I don’t know, the, the Mumbai model where 10 let members select. They went through their own selection. They were trained. They did maritime infiltration into Mumbai and a city of 19 million they locked down for 10 days. Right? So just take those two things, combine them, then you have a cartel. You’re right. What are they great at? Moving men, weapons, equipment and commodities across a border. Like that’s their thing, that is their system.

And, and it’s a good system. And you know, by moving these commodities, say, you know, ISIS K operatives across the border, is that in their best interest? Look, you know, I, I would say there’s an argument to be made a year ago that you would say if they could do it with plausible deniability and maintain their operation. Yes. I mean, because they’re sowing discontent and disruption and you know, it could be, it could, it’s a, it’s a crapshoot. But now that they’re an enemy of the state, right. Now that they are a, like they’re a valid target threat.

And oh, by the way, they’re on the same target deck as isis. Yeah, Punishment. Then why is the nexus out of the question, what, what would stop them from, you know, not doing this? Right. And that’s where, again, I just, I look at, I kind of look at it in. And when you put it together just from an analysis perspective, I’m like, damn. Does it seem like we’re having conversations at state, local and community levels that would reflect the magnitude of this evolution of events? Yeah. That’s interesting. You’re saying that the fact that they’re now designated at the same level as isis, then why wouldn’t they partake in support of them if it made sense for them, like, there’s no fear anymore.

They, there’s, it’s the same punishment whether they’re, whether in or out. If they get caught, they get caught. Yeah. Especially if dudes start blowing up in Mexico. Right. If they, if targets start coming on the deck and, you know, I don’t know, JSOC is taking them out or whatever. And I’m not, I’m not siding my position on it one way or the other. I’m just saying when that starts to happen, you know, what do you have to lose in terms of, I mean, you’re actually being targeted now, like your leadership is being targeted. It’s kind of the same thing with, like, irgc, right? I mean, Iran, if you, because people are asking, well, if you have Iranian operatives, would that, Would the sleeper cells be activated? Well, I mean, the way I kind of think about it, putting my, my Green Beret on is, well, if the mullahs are still in power and they need to retain power at all costs and some level of reduction has happened in their nuclear capacity, but they’re still in power, would they risk, you know, a complete Trumpian response that would, you know, level them, you know, scorched earth for some sleeper cells? Probably not.

I don’t think so. But would that pragmatism go out the window if mullahs started disappearing and the regime was, you know, 48 hours from collapse, would they wake those sleepers up? Yeah, I think they would. I think they would. And I think you would see a whole. And the point is, regardless of the ideology or the lever that gets pulled, what I think we’re going to see is a manifestation of capability at community levels unlike anything we’ve ever seen here, and we’re not ready. So there you go. That’s the. That is that. So I think he’s got a good handle on it.

I agree. And we’ve been saying it for, going on, if not over two years, since the special military action that the Russians began and Ukraine. And I’ve said it on other broadcasts, those crossing the border are not just people looking for a better life or to take advantage of our system, which you’re seeing now. The reality of that, a lot of people speaking out saying, we don’t like it here in America, we want it. Well, then why did you? You came here to take advantage of the pay and send it home. That’s fine, but don’t, don’t dog this country at the same time.

And these are the very same useful idiots in those 16 cities that I believe the President and Tulsi Gabbard mentioned that our sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, let’s take Chicago and Illinois for example. Look at the mess they’re dealing with. They have exported people to camping sites on large tracts of privately owned ground. A lot of them have been, say, caught or by the owners. That continued to happen and I’m sure that’s still happening. In other words, you have a strata of people within, let’s say the corporate government working to actively do this. Now, a lot of it I would think would be run through ses, and I don’t doubt that for a minute.

Matter of fact, there’s been words and words that you could probably take as evidence from the sources that have been telling me this. It’s not rocket science. They’re there and the violence has increased. What about that one idiot that had a woman kept in a young girl, kept him bleached because he was having sexual relations with the corpse the entire time. Again, a foreign psycho sent here, one of the ones that was emptied out of a jail. And look at that, that kind of behavior, you know, law enforcement, state and local and FBI have enough to deal with with natural born whack a doodle Americans.

But then you add 15 to 20, I think it’s more around 25 million. But the majority of them, again, are not dangerous. It’s that 100 to 125,000 that are known dangerous. And again, like he pointed out from Pakistan, from other countries in the Middle east and from Africa and from South America, who are not just trained, but trained well to disrupt, say, municipal and civil operations. Well, they’re trained. They’re, they’re trained well because they’re trained by us. Ultimately, yes. Or the Russians through Cuba, or Russians in South America. I mean, they’re going to play. Look, the bottom line is this spy versus spy or fuck fuck game is not going to end.

Whether it’s our allies that quietly do it to us, such as England, Israel. Again, it’s not the people of those countries. It is never the people of those countries. Because the people of all countries on this planet, with the exception of a few, are generally good and well intended people. But they’re trying to play again, play these big cards that psychologically resonate with the American public and European public. The Europeans are sick of it. In every country, virtually every country over there, we’ve seen the demonstrations, we’ve seen the anger, especially in Germany and France, and rightfully so, with what they’ve done in allowing all of these quote, unquote refugees come in.

And it’s going to end there as we set the example. And I think you’re going to see when certain elections take place in certain countries there, Germany in particular, you’re going to see a flipping of the attitude, the deportation of the dangerous ones, and complete review of those who are not listed as dangerous. But are you there for the right reasons or did you get here? Let me just file your paperwork. Let me address something here. Isis, I think I lost my. You did, you did, yeah. You did. ISIS K is shorthand for the Islamic State or Khorasan Province, is a regional offshoot of ISIS active since January of 2015, originating in eastern Afghanistan along the Pakistan border.

Can we pause one second while I jump out and jump back in? That’ll. Yeah, I’m gonna go ahead and I’m gonna go ahead and read this. Go ahead. Okay. It originating in eastern Afghanistan along the Pakistan border. It evolved from a splinter group including former Afghan and Pakistani Taliban members aligned with Al Qaeda. What ISIS K aims to do is its declared mission is to overthrow governments across the historic Khorasan region, covering parts of Afghanistan, Pakistan and beyond, and to establish an Islamic caliphate under strict Sharia law. It has expanded operations into Iran, Russia, and even plotted incursions in Europe and North America.

Notable attacks by ISIS K. The 2021 Kabul airport bombing. I don’t know if any of you guys remember when there was a bombing when the United States was evacuating. That was ISIS K. The twin bombings In Pakistan in 2018, 131 people killed. The Shia Hazara mosque bombings in Kundu, I don’t know where that is. Killed dozens. 2024, Kerman bombings in Iran killed 94. And the Crocus City hall attack in March of 2024 in Moscow, mass shooting, bombing that killed 145 civilians. So, yeah, and then just. Just FYI, this is. So here’s the Corson area, this region.

Let me do this and pull it out so you guys can see, you know, kind of where it is in the world. If I zoom in, you see this is Coruscant. So that’s, it’s, it’s got to be here along Pakistan’s border and whatnot. So. But in any event, that, is that. Is that so? Good old Isis. Thank John McCain for that. Good old Johnny boy, Mr. No Name himself. Yeah, that’ll be interesting when that all does come out. McCain and let’s say clown world and Assad and a few others involved in that. It would not have grown and regrown if it didn’t have that kind of help.

That’s all there is to it. And I’d like to say something that, you know, I have my issues with Islam, but for the most part, the people over there, I mean, they don’t have a lot of money. They just do what they can with the things that they can. The only reason that they even have any resources to get into Europe or the United States is because of their connections with intelligence. So, you know, I mean, forgive me for being skeptical about ISIS being an organic thing that just popped out. It isn’t. No, it’s not. And there’s plenty of real data and plenty of data points that even, you know, the audience can reach through simple deduction and to know the nature of what ISIS was, what it served, born under the Obama regime.

And I find it interesting, there’s a lot of attention on that right now. On him. Yes, there’s quite a bit of attention on him. And somebody said, Israeli intelligence service. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Israel. Yeah, 100%. So. And I think it’s actually Israeli secret intelligence service. Isis. Isis. I think that was a joke in getting a dual acronym for it. You know, that was a in your face, the people won’t know. They won’t figure this out kind of thinking. Of course they will. Well, there are smart people out there. Yeah. And again, a lot of it is in your face and on record, and they’re counting on you not relying on your thinking abilities and the reality that is out there.

That’s as simple as that. Let me say something, guys, as well. You know, a lot of times people blame, oh, it’s Republicans or, oh, it’s the Democrats, or, oh, it’s this person. You know, McCain’s fingerprints are all over ISIS. But let’s be real, it wasn’t McCain that funded them. He didn’t have the money to do it. He was just, he was the point man to go over there and set it all up. And just, just so they take it very seriously. And they did. And just, just like Obama is the point man to do things for other people.

So, you know, you have to realize that the politicians at, the politicians at the federal level are, they are, they’re, they are puppets and pawns of people with much higher paycheck or much higher bank accounts. And it’s, I think it’s, it’s, it’s, in my opinion, it’s grossly naive to pin this on just one person. Because it’s an option. No. And it’s not just Obama and. Well, it’s. Yeah, exactly. They all are. I mean, Clapper. I’m sorry. Yeah, exactly. They’re all complicit, but it’s part of a much larger mosaic. It’s not. Yeah, it’s not just one individual pulling the strings.

So. And I think that you guys would be wise to take that into consideration and that some people are playing long game roles that may appear as if one thing, but in reality that long game role has a punchline in the future, when that is what that is and how that comes about still remains to be seen. I’ll say this, I don’t think for a second that we truly have a grasp of what’s going on. I was talking to another friend today and he was saying, man, he’s like, man, I don’t know what the heck is going on.

I see all kinds of stuff. But it’s like normally you would have, the media would be out there putting together a cohesive narrative. You’d have the alternative media who was actually putting out a cohesive narrative. And he says now everybody’s just guessing. Nobody has any idea what’s happening. And to me, what that’s indicative of is that’s indicative that we’re getting close and operational security is extraordinarily tight and nothing is getting out. This is like you are going to put just like fog on the battlefield or smoke grenades to be able to move from one point to another point of depolate.

You’re going to, you’re going to smoke up the area. And that means good guys are going to do it especially, but very artfully. And you have to do it. You have to have certain level of what the F is going on out there. And a lot of people, even at higher levels, because they’re all. Everything is compartmentalized to one degree or another. Everything. If it wasn’t, then they couldn’t get away with what they’ve gotten away with for decades in particular, longer than that in general. So what we’re seeing now is these the concept of the very simple concept of compartmentalization being tested and pushed to its breaking points.

And confusion assists in that. So when you know the opposition, they’re putting Obama out there, they’re putting other people out there, and they’re putting Hunter Biden now out there with his ignorant ass comments. Oh, my God. Saying things like, who’s going to wash the dishes? Who’s going to clean your hotel room? Who’s going to do your gardening? Who’s going to do this? Hey, dude, I do my own gardening, mow our own lawn. We wash our own dishes. Most Americans do. So who the fuck are you talking about? And he was saying what a large part of the economy.

And that’s been another talking point. All of them have been saying, all of the useful idiots, whether they identify as Democrat or socialist, Democrat or whatever they identify with behind their title or activities, that’s. That’s who they are and that’s what they’ve been doing. Because they truly do hate this country. And, well, again, bureaucratic sedition that I brought up a long time ago. When you say they hate this country, who’s they? They would be those who are acting on orders, again, compartmentalized in the level of information they know. Like the one out of Houston, the one young girl who’s talking like a blithering idiot, and even your AOC types.

Look, the reality is she grew up in a very good neighborhood, I think Westchester county, sorry, north of the city. Westchester county aoc. And you know, then they give her this artificial background. All they do is give certain points. You do the rest of the assumption. This is the problem. Information that’s given to the public. Most people then fill in the large assumption and factor that comes behind it. Unless it is spoken true from a position of absolute truth and imparting fact, not fantasy. Imparting fact and not a sentence that a million people will read a million different ways and add assumption to it.

Add assumption to nothing. Nothing. Watch their actions because their actions will always, 80% of the time, conflict with what they’ve said. Now, those are your lower levels, your AOCs. And that I can’t. I can’t remember her name. I don’t want to know her name. To take a brain space. The one African American lady out of Houston or Texas area that goes, yeah, there you go. And she goes from, from one personality prior to getting in office and just after getting in office to a completely separate. So now she’s being told, play your role. Say all these things.

We’ll support you. They have her convinced that what she’s saying actually has validity and meaning. And it doesn’t. It’s designed simply to so division and end of statement. She has a. She has a law degree and she owns her own law firm and she graduated in a, in a. I mean, she went to like a very privileged private high school. So the fact that she’s speaking ghetto is. It’s pandering. Yes, at the lowest level. Again, they’re trying to, again, appeal to the ignoble ignorant. And my ignorant, I don’t mean stupid and I don’t mean it as negative.

I mean, ignorance means to not know. Very simple. And they’re playing. And the thing is, they’re doubling and tripling and quadrupling down on this. And most black Americans are seeing right through it for the first time in a long time in history, actually. And there are so many that are seeing the same reality that we are all seeing. And this is where it’s extremely important that we begin to see the facts for what they are. We look at each other and say, we’re not divided. We’re all on the same sinking ship and they want us fighting over the life rafts and it’s time for that stupid, pointless nonsense to end.

And it is ending. What you’re seeing more and more in the chatter and even TikTok videos is people of all backgrounds saying the same thing. And even though it’s on a naive and lower level, they’re not going to stop learning from there and pressing harder in their own minds and lives and in those they communicate with. So there’s a lot of good responses that are supporting that 83% necessity. And I think this is one thing obviously the media will never reflect. You’ll see it on, you’ll see it on. Gutfeld and I saw the opening monologue of Laura Ingram today and I haven’t seen her anything from her in a long time.

My wife had had it on and I was listening and she was saying, I believe her husband is ex naval intelligence or still reserve naval intelligence, I’m not sure. But she was saying that all those in the intelligence services who have shown bias and she went down a list who have shown or acted on that bias or are not, have not acted in, you know, a, let’s say, their correct capacity and in support of national security of this nation. And it all goes back to the conjured up hundred plus pages that Tulsi Gabbard is passed on to the DOJ that says, no, here is, you know, unabashed truth of Them, Obama, Brennan, Clapper, eventually others.

And the lower level ones, I forget their names, I could stroke, etc. The concocted Steele dossier and the concocted Russia collusion and that Russia helped with the, helped him win with the election. No, that’s been, that’s been quantified, that’s been codified. Their effect was minimal if anything and they were not the only country doing it. But the effects are usually minimal if anything worth speaking of at all. So they have proof that they conjured up false intelligence. Not redressed real intelligence, but conjured false intelligence. Blank piece of paper, nothing to something. And then that led to impeachment proceedings and all of this waste that is fraud, waste and abuse.

I know they like to call it waste, fraud and abuse. It’s fraud, waste and abuse. Fraud precedes waste and fraud precedes abuse. Waste is one thing, abuse is taking in another step higher. And you have then many who are in positions who were aware of this, who were in a capacity to do something about it and didn’t do anything about it. I think in title 533331 you’ll find in those entries in US code even those individuals are now responsible to answer for why they knew were in a capacity to do something about it and did nothing about it.

You know they’re facing per count quarter million and three years in jail per count. And that could be on every account can come down to every little detail you were told one day after the next or you knew of and did not act upon it. And that’s upon your oath and your bond as an agent of the corporate government. So you have to play within the guidelines of how things are set up now. The commercial admiralty courts, the true structure of what is called the US Government particular. And all of this will come into play. But I think we’re looking at, we are potentially looking at leading into okay, those real steps of arrest that are past due in certain respects.

But they may be past due because of external threats such as the release of a souped up Covid like pathogen that would kill 85% of the people. There’s all types of threats being levied back and forth at higher levels. They have to deal with all of this. Bear that in mind. So the situation has always been a daily situation of change tactical and then affecting strategic or long, long range goals. But I see no, not moving forward. I see it moving forward when they’re doing these things piecemeal. We as the American people, it’s incumbent upon us to make sure that it continues and leads to what we all know is coming, and that’ll be that.

That includes, yes, financial reset. So, yes, financial reset is definitely what’s coming. A thousand percent. Definitely. Definitely what is coming. Let me see here. You know what? We. I do like to play the Promethean updates. Let me do that. Yeah, that’s a good one. That’ll actually give us some more stuff to. To. To chew on here. Go find it. Okay. From seven. Okay. And this is at a. This is at a real special ed. He’s made some fun comments. The crow. We need to see ironic justice inflicted. Imagine Fauci being injected with syringes of mRNA. Imagine BB bomb.

Yeah, I can imagine all of that. But we can all dream. A guy can dream, Candy. Yes, he can. Yes, he can. Thank you, Dodger. Yes, I do. They’re. They are beautiful. I love my. I love my Bengals. They are. They are gorgeous. I have way too many of them right now, though. Oh, my God. You guys only knew I had. I had two kittens. I had two females give birth two weeks apart, and I’ve got. I’ve got eight kittens roaming around. So I have a total of what, eight? And I’ve got 13 cats rolling around right now, and it is not fun.

Fun. Oh, my God. God bless you. You do love pussy cats, man. It’s just a nightmare. I’m. I’m, like, so eager. I’m so eager for the next four weeks because then I can actually move the. The. The. The. The cats. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, let’s. Here we go. Let’s watch this. The documents released by Tulsi Gabbard last Friday night don’t just demonstrate Barack Obama’s coup d’ etat against the newly elected president of decisions made then led straight to the current war in Ukraine and the destruction of the critical thinking abilities of over half the United States population.

While the media tried to mute Gabbard’s explosive disclosures, saying they were old news and typical Trump revenge, many Trump supporters downplayed them, also insisting that no one will ever be held to account. Both are dead wrong. DNI Gabbard has gone right to the top. To the president who sold us out to the deep state, more properly known as the modern British financial empire. If her investigation proceeds as I think it will, the world will be changed forever by the events of the next couple weeks. I’m Barbara Boyd, and I’ve covered every aspect of the coup against Donald Trump from 2016 forward.

The documents Chelsea Gabbard released Friday night are a major blow against the Deep State, which will be followed by more releases this next few weeks. Today I’m going to first revisit the critical months of December 2016 and January 2017 and show exactly what was set into motion then a color revolution here and a war against Russia in which millions have been killed. Then I’m going to highlight key events in the march to Joe Biden’s election. Finally, I’ll review the first six months of Donald Trump’s second administration. But before I start, if you haven’t already, please go to the Promethean Action website and subscribe.

Lots of you are tuning in and appreciating what we do, but haven’t subscribed. Don’t you think it’s time to turn those favorable comments into a sub? Come on, let’s just do it. Tulsi Gabbard’s Friday disclosure showed that the United States intelligence community did not believe that Russia stole the 2016 election for Donald Trump. They had been illegally investigating this claim, which came from British intelligence, using every illegal trick possible, but they came up empty. They tore up the constitution to elect Hillary, but she lost, and now it was possible everyone involved would go to jail. So Obama, at a December 9th meeting with all his intelligence and military chiefs, said, let’s manufacture the evidence to support Clinton’s big lie about Trump and Russia.

But they did much more than even that. They ordered up a color revolution against the incoming Trump presidency using the total censorship and psychological warfare strategies first developed in their 2014 coup against the duly elected president of Ukraine. These tactics, aimed at inducing people to behave in the way the psychological warfare experts want, were developed by the British military and by contractors for Hillary Clinton’s State Department and NATO. They are called full Spectrum information warfare. The combined use of total censorship and 247 offensive propaganda, supplemented by scripted riots, street violence and social chaos. That’s what the NY6 agent Christopher Steele was expert at and why he spent more time with Victoria Nuland at the State Department than the FBI.

That’s why President Trump recognizes our media as the enemy of the people. That’s why Tulsi Gabbard says, they’re at every institution of the government. Right after the election, the Washington Post kicked off the censorship campaign, targeting any journalists with neutral views on Russia. For censorship, journalists sells operating through the British military’s Integrity Initiative, went to work on the propaganda campaign. President Obama froze all diplomatic relations with Russia when Trump tried to speak with Putin. The media assault was deafening Once Biden got in the British and NATO war plan against Russia went into full operation on the same day, December 9, that Obama ordered a new official intelligence assessment to support these lies.

Both the New York Times and Washington Post published that assessment’s conclusion, based on obvious CIA leaks before it had even been fully constructed. Now let’s go to the road to 2020’s election. The game plan for subverting the first Trump administration and electing Joe Biden was laid out by a woman named Rosa Brooks. Speaking on behalf of the deep state on January 30, 2017 in a foreign Policy magazine article, she said, first, we’ll impeach Trump based on a phony criminal investigation or manufactured scandal. If that doesn’t work, we’ll get his cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment, and if none of that works, we’ll stage a coup.

She was involved and followed through on all of that. The coup, set on its final stage by the 2020 election and the installation of the mentally vacant Joe Biden as president, was meant to end our sovereignty, forever absorbing us into the globalist world order. Trump’s first impeachment came into being right after the funny Mueller investigation crashed and burned his wish hunt bankrupted, criminally prosecuted and go key Trump supporters while deeply corrupting our courts. The impeachment was based on Trump questioning why the United States was arming Ukraine, what was Ukraine’s role in Russiagate, and what was Joe Biden’s corrupt deals in that country when he became its Viceroy after the Ukraine coup.

All of the impeachment witnesses have been directly involved in the 2014 Ukraine couple. Then came Covid and the George Floyd riots and a censorship and continuing psychological warfare attack on both the President and the population, which would carry through to the November election. Many lost all trust in medicine, science and our government and lost all ability to think critically. If you want to learn more about this, I’m posting on our website this week emphasizing the roles of the Transition Integrity Project, the Democratic Party’s Insurrection campaign, and what has been called the Censorship Industrial Project and all of their relationship to the British Imperial Empire.

Now you’ll see, based on Trump’s actual policies, why they did all of this. Six months in, the physical transformation of the United States into a sovereign nation again is proceeding. We’re pursuing new inventions at the frontiers of science While building a 21st century manufacturing and industrial superpower. They knew Trump wanted to do this and that’s why they launched the coup. But our controlled media side warriors don’t want you to discuss and learn about Trump’s American system, economic revolution Instead they want you debating about a bad day birthday card with Trump’s name on it sent to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.

Trump’s tariffs have produced 100 billion in new direct revenue and those tariffs, together with tax incentives favoring new plants and equipment, have sparked a flood of new reshored manufacturing and industrial building in the United States. Major new big energy projects reaching advanced nuclear power and natural gas and clean coal are underway. While the feudal wind and solar boondock goggle has been ended, new mines are opening up as is lumber production in our native forests. At the same time, vocational trade training is being put on a fast track to upskill our workers for tomorrow at wages which will allow families to thrive.

We have a shortage of skilled workers presently and that’s not because we are deporting unskilled immigrants. It’s because prior administration sought a post industrial society. So the labor force in manufacturing and agriculture is in transition with deportations ending wage suppression and automation pushing forward to raise productivity. This week Trump will announce tariffs on pharmaceuticals, ending our deadly dependence on the Chinese, and other offshore production of vital medicines. The initial plans for an advanced missile defense for the United States are on a fast track, creating the basis to end the regime of nuclear terror which has dominated the world since Hiroshima.

Otherwise, Trump is focused on ending the forever wars because you can’t have prosperity and trade without peace taking down the deep state. I can’t emphasize enough how important it was to end usaid, which was where the CIA used funders like George Soros to run their foreign regime change schemes. Just last week the Defense Department pulled all of its speakers out of the Aspen Security Forum, a globalist haven. And they said so. They said they weren’t going to allow anybody from the Defense Department to participate in an event that, quote, promotes the evil of globalism, disdain for our great country, and hatred for the President of the United States.

So it looks to me like Tulsi Gabbard and the doj in setting out to build a seditious conspiracy case covering everything our traders have done in the past 10 years, are also on the road to finally draining that pernicious swamp that has stunk up Washington, D.C. for decades now. So you see, there’s a lot more features to this story than the media has bothered to report to you, and I’ll be filling them in on my posts on the Promethean Action website this week. That’s what we do. Find the real story and the truth and tell it.

Hoping that inspires all the patriots listening to expand their horizons Good. Enough. That’s. That’s enough. Very good report. Yeah, very good report. Very good. She’s on top of it saying basically the same things. We’re telling people that there is much more to the picture. You know, I remember, oh, I guess a year and a half ago saying about going on about psyops. And so there was a comment, Psyops, Psyop. Everything’s a psyop. Well, what we’re dealing with now, it is. And it’s coming from all sides. And it will continue until, let’s say the trigger’s pulled, certain moves are made, and then it’ll be okay, here’s what, here’s who, here’s when, here’s why, and with that will follow every justifiable.

Justifiable perp walk. Say, mm, well, you know, I had. I had Jim Willie on last week and I still have to get that video uploaded. It’s a cluster. It was an absolute clusterfuck. Guys, I apologize. But he made a very interesting point. He said, what if the Epstein files are being utilized against people in Congress for the purposes of pushing forward his agenda without their resistance, if you will. Right. And that made a lot of extremely valid point and observation. Another thing he said was that it’s. I mean, it’s. And it’s also being. It’s also probably being done worldwide, but I guess XI has been kind of like, absent.

A lot of people haven’t seen Xi. G and Putin were supposed to appear at the 6th and 730 conference and neither one came. They sent delegations. That says an awful lot right there. They didn’t make certain announcements. And no, I won’t say what those announcements are because they affect certain, let’s say, aspects that are going on present time in a certain area of South America. So I can see then why they didn’t attend, because in the end, we all share that same one enemy, and that is the global central banking. Those who print the money. Those who print the money because they own the money.

And they effectively have brilliantly done. What the. It was more of a mantra of the family. It wasn’t. Wasn’t a specific statement made at a specific time when it. It was more of the family and it was understood by others. This was their family mantra. I care not who makes the laws of a country as long as I control the money supply. Meyer M. Shaw Rathchan. Yeah, it’s attributed to him. But basically it’s the family that would. That their whole operations in those days to the present are geared in the same Vein the same intent of that statement.

And you can easily see how it’s been done here through the American factions when you have under Bush Jr. Administration. Well, Debya, where things were restructured when it came to filing for bankruptcy or dealing with credit cards, where the average person was basically screwed from those moves they made, bills they passed. You can’t go to chapter seven as easily, right? It’s 13, not seven or 11. You’re looking at 13. Whereas seven would take you out of the purview of the IRS. All of it. 13 doesn’t. And no, you talking about fiat system credit number two and knowing that money is made by the credit card company from day one, whether you spend a dime or not.

And again, banking and finance are the most compartmentalized is the most compartmentalized rather industry on this planet. So you don’t have one department knowing anything about the next department or if they do, it’s tertiary or surface rather and it’s broken down from okay, I do this and no more. There’s no way for them to figure out the entirety of the system that way. And this is done, obviously it’s done on purpose. And very few people at the very top tiers of these of say like Wells Fargo or any other larger bank, bank of America, what have you that still exists.

Just trying to run down old names of examples, these large banks. And yes, it is done at those levels, but you won’t find that in the regional offices, you won’t find that. You won’t deal with that. If you’re wealthy and you’re going through private banking in their wealth departments, so to speak, you won’t find that there either other than they know this form has to be done or that form has to be done and has to be done in a certain way and then it moves on to the next. And in reality this system failed a long time ago.

So the last thing you’re going to do at this point, to not jump from one subject to another, but to continue on. The one thing you’re not going to do at this point is telegraph the final end structure of what a reset would bring. Even though factions are talking, they always are. It’s direct and back channel that are above governments. Again, if you own the actual piece of cotton paper that you call a dollar or a 10, 5, a 20, 50, 100 you don’t own is not like a piece of gold or so it is a debt instrument from day one.

You know, I went, I wrote an article not too long ago about I think was the first one that I wrote, and it was all about the, how the system collapsed in on itself deliberately and how the New Deal was brought in to usher in essentially socialism in the United States and then the Social Security set up and then again, tiptoe, the totalitarian tiptoe, as others like to say. And one of the things that they, One of the things that I didn’t know that FDR did, God, what a piece of shit that guy was. One thing he did was he actually authorized a further tightening of the money supply in 1936.

A further tightening of the money supply. I mean the money was already at a premium and I mean people didn’t have shit. And he’d already taken the gold. So now he does. Even a further tightening of the money supply, which it’s, it’s basically it would be like in, you know, after the global financial crisis if what they did was instead of, instead of doing quantitative easing, he pulled, they pulled all the money out. Pulled all the money out, confiscated gold and the us Each individual born or yet to be born. The system then had us as collateral.

Meaning the good faith and credit of the American people. Absolutely. Good faith. And the credit part became you, your ancestors and us today, this whole system. So. Well, it was the. And then it was the. It’s had its time. You know, let me just say this quickly. It had its time in history and its time in history did foster a lot of growth. Unfortunately, a lot of that growth was through world wars that were planned and a third that is planned that they will not get. And even though it may look like it or sound like in days or weeks to come, the world war, look, they’re not getting it.

That should tell people an awful lot right there. I agree. I absolutely agree. They’re not going to get their world war. They want it badly, but they’re just not going to get it. Yeah, but the. Let me see here. Let me actually go to my. I’m going to go to my substack here. Woohoo. I got 20 subscribers. Oh, awesome, awesome. Kicking ass. It’s, it’s, it’s. I mean, I’m just starting so. But I just keep putting out. I just did another one on Sixth Generation Warfare. I did one. This is. The United States is actually a fascist.

Is actually fascist, which. And masquerading as capitalist. I did one the other day called the Red Diaper Baby who became mayor of Los Angeles. And this one was freaking terrifying. Red Diaper Dober baby. Oh my God, Dr. Savage used to call him. And then and then here was. I did a war, or I did one on the decline of America, of national pride, the war on. On national pride and patriotism. Let me open this up real quick because this was really kind of a scary number from that three star Korean general thing. I think I sent it to you.

Where he says, out of all the nations he’s worked in or been to, the enemies of this nation ultimately do not grasp the depth of love and patriotism that normally is. It’s always there, but it’s beneath the surface. But it’s like what they were saying prior to World War II. Behind every bush there’ll be an American with a gun. Well, yeah, that’s true. There are more guns in this country than there are people. Mm. And we, you know, by a factor of like 10. And we deal with the, let’s say, the repercussions of that, of lesser thinking.

The lesser thinking among us who commit crimes with them. But in reality, that price is very low compared to the importance of the Second Amendment. And they don’t. What the. What his point was, and it was good to hear it from him because he’s obviously a humanitarian at heart also, which makes for a good general. And he was saying that if you stir that, if you disturb them to where they then allow that patriotism and nationalistic pride to come through, you’re dealing with the fiercest people on the planet, and you are. And that’s all still there in healthy numbers.

This is what the useful idiots, whether they be Democrats or Rhinos, are fear. And I mean truly, truly fear the most. That if the American people got wise enough to all of it that they would rise up against them and say, no, we’re not here to kill you, but we’re surrounding DC to get you out of office and start over this. And they truly fear this. So they have like, you know, your lower level intel agencies like FBI looking for people and putting people like Catholics, like veterans at the top of the watch lists. What kind of insanity are we dealing with? We’re dealing with not only deep state, but foreign actors that are having their will acted through the sentiments of these lower thinking useful idiots.

There’s nothing new in what’s happening. It’s just become more sophisticated with communications technology, etc. And that is in such a way that surveillance is easier even from a foreign aspect. Surveillance of American individuals is now easy to do, very easy for them. And this is where the electronic targeting of individuals and AI used for that purpose is a very dangerous thing. But I think people are Going to catch on to the concept of where they’re being manipulated, why they’re being fed certain articles instead of what they’re looking for, or certain ads instead of what they really want, it crosses the gamut and it’s extremely sophisticated.

It is an operation. Norcom put the bots in Facebook, for example, into play back in 2000, late 9, 2009, early 2010. It was then that people were arguing with people on their list that didn’t exist except in a digital file as a personality on multiple platforms. So people have been arguing with. And each argument was then telling AI that is being used to manipulate people. Not all of it is, I’m saying that. Which was used in that respect. It was doing nothing but learning and trying to make its arguments more receptive and salient. And you’ve got to be very careful with that.

And I think most people, if they know what they’re looking at, syntax, word usage, the argumentative nature of these bots, depending on what that bot is trying to do, to mess with you on say, a wonderful Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday of the week, be mindful, it’s been in use. It’s very sophisticated. And really be careful with your social media. Absolutely. In who you interact with. Get on the phone with them, hear a voice, hear a personality. Otherwise, if they are negative or argumentative or that one that seems to be on the edge and you do not know them, simply get rid of them because they are a real individual.

You don’t need them anyway. And if they’re a bot, you don’t need it. Wasting your time. Yeah, time that could be used better. Learning and communicating. It’s interesting because I remember I had somebody reach out to me and it was. I didn’t question, I didn’t think about it. And I had a friend, she lived down in Mississippi, and she said, are you sure this person’s real? And I’m like, well, yeah, I think so. And she’s like, I don’t know if you. I don’t think so. So she actually did some research. She took the picture that was in the.

One of the pictures she had sent and she put it into. I guess it was Google. Like you can put an image into Google and try to find it. And it came back with like four or five different ones. And I’m like, oh, okay, I got played. But I didn’t. Didn’t get any money taken from me, but thank God. But. But I got played and I just immediately, as soon as I found that out, I blocked it. Blocked him so. And now I like, anytime I get a. Anytime I get a. It’s funny. One of the.

One of the tactics that they use now is they’ll send a text message to somebody and they’ll say, hey, is so and so there? And I’m like, I’m sorry, you have the wrong number. And then they’ll say, oh, I’m sorry to bother you. And, yeah, it’s no problem. Just letting you know you have the wrong number. Oh, you’re so kind. And then they start to open up a conversation with you. And I’m like, okay. You know, so that was how this person got me. And I was like, okay. So I knew. I obviously, I recognized that tactic.

And I’m like, I’m not going to fall for that again. But there’s so many things. I had a friend of mine, not too long ago, he had her phone hacked, and she lost almost $80,000 in crypto from hacking. Oh, Lord. So I gotta jump back in and out to reset this thing or I’m gonna go to wired. Okay. It’s being a pain in the ass. Yeah, no worries. While you’re doing that, I’m gonna. I’ll go through one of my. I’m gonna go through one of my substacks here. Just that I was. Pull out my wired. I can hear, but I’m going to pull out my wire.

Let’s see. I wanted to kind of go on to this thing about the decline of American national pride that was really kind of. It disturbed me because in the 1940s, like, the national pride was like 90%. Well, in 2025, national pride is just. Is. Is. Is just under 60%. That’s crazy. Yeah, that is an absolutely crazy drop. And essentially it was like. A friend recently sent me a short video. Let me hear. So see if this didn’t know that the United States had actually stolen all that land from Mexico. Going back in history to the 1800s, the US was actively expanding westward.

At the time, newly independent Mexico was looking to grow its economy. It began renting land to American settlers in Texas. The settlers brought slaves with them, which was completely illegal for the country. When the Mexican government tried to ban it, the settlers revolted, won the war, and declared their independence as the Republic of Texas. After nine years, the United States annexed Texas. But President James K. Polk wanted to get his hands on California as well. He offered Mexico $20 million for the land and but was turned down. Then he sent US Soldiers into the disputed region on the border, knowing it would lead to conflict.

The Mexican army attacked them and Polk used this as an excuse for war against Mexico. The United States being more powerful, won easily and forced Mexico to sell a huge amount of its territory for $15 million. In less than 20 years, Mexico lost half of its territory Post America. Okay, so there is a couple of things about that that are grossly, grossly misleading. Number one, totally full of shit. Okay, so now I will freely admit that how the Mexican American war started was shady. There’s no doubt about it. Hell, even Ulysses S. Grant wrote about it in his memoirs.

He said that it was a, it was one of the worst wars ever fought by a more powerful country against a weaker country. That it was, it was really, it was bad. So it, a lot of guy, and a lot of guys didn’t like that war because they felt like it was manipulated and it was, you know, like every other war, hey, it was a false flag that ultimately led to it. But you got to understand that Texas or that Mexico literally stole the land the United States was trying to buy from Spain. They only had, they only had administrative, let’s say administrative conduct over it for a little less than 20 years.

Yeah, and even then, even then it was like 1% of the Hispanic of the Mexican population lived in that area. Right? So yeah, look, look what they’ve ginned up for all of these little protesters and the bullshit they’re running with as opposed to truth. And here’s the thing. The, the, the Mexican troops, the primary reason that the Mexicans didn’t go up there was because of the Indians. And the Indians were, I mean they attacked the, they attacked the Mexicans that tried to try to move up there. So what did the Mexican army do? They went up there and they were even more brutal than the American army was to, to the indigenous tribes.

So I mean, you know, it’s, it’s, it’s sold as though Mexico was this, oh, they were, they were this poor country and you know, we just, we just exploited them. No, what Polk saw, Polk was a businessman. He was very much like Trump. He was a no nonsense guy. He was a business guy. He just, he wanted to get stuff done. He got, he only served one term and he got more done in one term than most presidents did in two or three. So he, I mean he was extraordinarily efficient and he wanted, he wanted California.

Now my intuition tells me that just, just by looking at the time frame, I feel as though he wanted California because of the gold. When was The Gold Rush? 1849. That’s why you have the San Francisco 49ers. Because the 49ers are named after all the 49ers who flocked out to California because of the Gold rush. That’s why The San Francisco 49ers helmets are gold. All right, so. And that’s why we’re called the Golden State. Now, isn’t that wasted somewhere? It’s gotta be racist. But the thing is, the thing is, you also had. And I don’t think they realized this at the time, but when they, when they bought the land, ultimately, what they got, they.

They also got the Nevada Territory, and the Nevada Territory had a shit ton of silver, and that was easily accessible silver. Yes. And that is what financed the Civil War. That’s why the United States didn’t have to go to the. To the Europeans to get and do another central bank, because they had enough silver to make sure that they could do it. Enough silver and gold. They did some bond trading. New York company that was working for. With a British company out of the city of London providing funds for the South. By the way, that’s in Texas v.

White. In the entire. All the transcripts, evidence, but especially the long syllabus for that trial will show people that, yes, there are a million million shades of gray as opposed to things being black and white. That. And it’s also shown in the lives of people who fought the war in the south and the North. Just real quick. Just real quick. Rse. Yes. I will never refer to them as the G word. They are the Indians and will always be the Indians. Sorry, I just. I just had to get that out. They’re original people. No, he’s talking about the Cleveland Indians.

Oh. Oh. Because of the W. There was. I guess there was a story not too long ago just in las. Are they going back to being called the Indians or. God, I hope so, but I doubt it. What are they now? Cleveland. I won’t say the word. You’ll have to look. Flower pickers, something like that. I won’t say the word because that. To me, it’s like I’m just not going to do it. But the. Well, I’ll say it for you just, just as I, I just. I’m gonna show pity that they’re. They called. They call themselves the Guardians now, which is an absolutely freaking ridiculous name.

But anyway, I digress. But I guess it was a story that came out the other day that, that, that Trump was like, change the name to the. From the Commanders back to the Redskins. And you know. Yeah. The crazy thing is, is all these virtue signaling on the left think that they’re, that they’re standing up for the rights of all these native people. And the native people actually love the fact that these guys are, are naming their teams after, you know, after Indians. You know, I, I can think of four, four sports franchises out there at minimum that have like that, that are Indian names.

And I’m talking about professional. And you got the Chicago Blackhawks, the Cleveland Indians, the Atlanta Braves and the, and the Washington Redskins and I’m sure. And the Kansas City Chiefs. They don’t. They. It appears as though they’re, they’re Chiefs because of the Chiefs, but they’re not really the they. The reason they’re called the Chiefs is because the guy who started that organization, his nickname was Chief. And so that’s kind of how they got the name Chiefs and it just kind of stuck. So they just double played the name. Exactly. But it, but, but it, it wasn’t done because they were the, it had nothing to do with, with native heritage.

Kansas City racists. You know, and originally that crap. Originally I think, I think they were from. I think that. I think the, the Chiefs actually originated in Dallas. But this is funny. This is actually funny. I think the Miami Dolphins need to change their name because it’s very species. It is. They. Those poor dolphins, their names being abused like that. Those poor creatures. No. Ask one dolphin if they’ve ever seen a football game. Well, dolphins might have because they’re like smart, but. But that’s about it. You know, I think they’re smarter than a lot of things.

Yeah. Smarter than a lot of dumb humans. 100. I love the little critters. Oh, I know. So do I. That’s why I, I mean it’s, it’s, it’s both a blessing and a curse to have all these little guys walking around here. But I have to be careful because I, I stepped on one the other day and you know, that’s when they only like weigh two pounds. Oh, that’s a. Now I had to like scoot like I have to. Yeah, but the Buccaneers aren’t. That’s, that’s not really after a Native American trail. The Buck Buccaneers is more like a.

That they’re like privateers or like, like. How dare you insult the pirates that way? Both. Yeah. Privateers. And that had, by the way, agency to do what they were doing from the kings and queens at the time. Indeed. That’s a whole nother fun broadcast. Whole nother fun broadcast. But the. But, but, but getting back to the, to the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo The United States, when they actually got the land from Mexico, they paid them, they paid them $15 million for the land. And then they did the Gadsden purchase, which ultimately, and if I’m, let me go back to it here, which ultimately was this area right here.

So Guadalupe Hidalgo gave them all this territory and then the Gadsden purchase was right here. The only territory that the Mexicans really get people to go up and live into. The only part was Santa Fe, New Mexico. Santa Fe, New Mexico. Really? That was it. What about parts of Texas? Well, parts of Texas actually, Texas was like, we’re out of here. Well, and see, one of the big things about Mexico is they were a, they were like a totalitarian military regime. They all of their, I mean, they were grossly unstable. In fact, you had three Mexican states.

You had Texas, I think it was the Rio Grande and then the Yucatan Peninsula. All three of those wanted statehood in the United States. And the United States said no, because if they, at that time, if they were to accept them, they would have had to accept them in as slave states as opposed to free states because they fell below the Mason Dixon. But then they would have also had to bring in other states. So. But I think, but, but, but speaking of statehood expansion, I’m hearing all kinds of interesting things about Manitoba or Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Yeah. And even out of British Columbia. Yeah. That they, they want at least protectorate status. They went out from under the Crown. They went out from under this total clown show, otherwise known as the Canadian Parliament and government. And get away. You see, the Prime Minister is still considered a member of Parliament, except he is, he or she is labeled first among peers. And ultimately they answer to the Governor General, which is not only the Governor General of Canada, it’s the Governor General of North America. Let that sink in. And that position as far as its effects over the US Once the ABA and most of SES has been dealt with, certain things will be matters of the past and potential protectorate or statehood status is, is still viable and still a strong potential.

I think when the smoke clears, we’re going to see that. Well, you know, I, I, I want to address something because you talked about a little bit earlier about AI and, and, and a lot of other stuff. And there’s a lot of people out there who are terrified about AI thinking that it’s just going to be the end of humanity. And who knows, it could be, I don’t know. But what I tend to think is every time there is a convergence of new technologies that come out, what happens is it always creates, it always creates more opportunity.

Example horse and buggies forever. The horse and buggies were the big thing. Automobiles came out. Yeah. And you had many who didn’t want to go to what’s wrong with the horse and buggy. Right. And, and at over 35 miles an hour. They once thought with train travel that the pressure would be such even within the cars that you couldn’t survive it. Well, 35 miles. Ask the bullet train. Yeah. You know, I mean, this is Chuck Yeager. Yeah. What the sound. Breaking the sound barrier felt like that first time with straight wings. Wow. Good luck with Manny.

Pulled it out. You want to talk about. Man, I tell you what. You know, that man. That man was a, that man’s an American hero. Not to geek out on stuff, but my lord, to break the sound barrier with a straight edged wing. I mean, it wasn’t completely straight, but it basically. Right, Basically. Wow. Didn’t even have nothing close to a 35 degree angle or anything like that. Yeah. But, you know, they overcame it because they realized the pressure wave had a hard time making it over the wing properly. And you had no aileron control until you broke that.

Until that wave was behind you. That overpressure wave was behind him. Yeah. I mean, Amir. And he did it with a broken rib. He fell off his horse the day before. Didn’t tell them. And cut a piece of a broom handle that was in the one hanger and use that to lat, you know, seal. Pull the latch to seal himself in. And hey, maybe what we ought to do. If you’re, if you’re up for it. Because I know you’re going to have your procedure here done probably pretty soon sometime in August. But, but if you’re up for it, I, I, I had planned on.

There was a movie that I was going to play this week. But maybe it. Even though I take exceptions with the way a lot of the stuff is portrayed, I think it might be a fun exercise to right stuff, do the right stuff and then. And then do an afterparty where we talk about it. Because, man, I. You want to talk about geeking out on airplanes and stall, man, that is that to me, that’s just. Oh, that’s. That’s. I’d be in heaven. I do, I do a four hour show afterwards. And it’s like Digital hybrid said, the right stuff is a great.

It is, it’s this little comedic edge. I remember as a boy reading the book and the first opening pages were of pine trees that were cut off. They were reaching A site of a crash of one of the aircraft. I don’t know. I think it was still in testing phase, but it explained, you know, what it looked like to see brains hanging from pine needles. Did a, that was Tom Wolf, right? I believe so. Or Thomas, one of the two. I know there was a wolf before. Trying to, not to confuse the two, but he did a, he did a.

Tongue in cheek, but a factual representation of what it was really like. I mean, the, the, the one fighter, the Starf fighter, for example. It is an engine, and this is the way they described it in the book. Think of a brick with razor blades as wings and a rocket engine on the back. And, you know, this was a time of experimentation and pushing the envelope is an understatement in what they were doing in these days. Matter of fact, I think the German air force up until a few years back was still using the Starfighter. They were.

And the Starfighter. The Starfighter basically was the, it was the fuselage of the U2 with, with a powerful engine thrown into it. They reconfigured the tail and then put just tiny little wings on it. But it was not maneuverable at all. It was designed to get to altitude and take out bombers quick. Very quick. Exactly. Intercept bombers and, you know, hit him with air to air missiles. But it was not there. But it was not a very good aircraft. No. So it was not a very good aircraft. But, but I, I, I digress. We’re geeking out.

Yeah, we’re geeking out. We’re, we’re geeking out. So, but, but if, if, you know, we, we can geek out about airplanes after the right stuff. So I’m, I’m gonna loosely plan on that for this week. So, so by the way, guys, just FYI, do you want to tell them about your, you want to say anything about what you’re doing, what you’re dealing with, or just, just leave it generic? Oh, we can leave it. No, I don’t mind saying it. My first wife, the daughter, the mother of my eldest. I have three children. Mother of my eldest, her mother passed away.

And my daughter is quite a strong young lady, brilliant young lady and works for herself. And, but the state of the medical system. Yes, I am drafting a long letter to go to a certain individual who deals with health. Because it took seven days to get the death certificate in order. It should have been done within 24 hours. Then you have a cremation certificate. You’ve got to deal with another 24 hours. Well, let’s put it this way, by the time I got done with the hospital administrator between 9 and 12, 9am to noon, three hours. The death certificate was taken care of and so was the cremation certificate.

So we went over three and a half hours later for the witnessed. Create a cremation. And I would caution everybody in the audience to, if you’re going to have a cremation of a loved one, make sure it is a witnessed creation so you can see their body one more time. And this was an unembalmed body that had been on in the cooler for seven days. All right. I can understand coming up to the weekend, a two or three day delay, as maddening as that is. You can accept that and work with it when you’re talking seven days, because if someone didn’t sign a single piece of paper, that would have then been entered electronically.

Yeah, it’s kind of disconcerting. And every day it was one other block after another and watching my daughter, keeping her together and she did a great job for herself. But just the two of us were there to, to handle all of this. There are no other heirs. There are, there’s only a few cousins. They came in when I left after everything was done. But at the same time I’m dealing with bone on bone and another spinal fusion in terrible pain and could not get proper pain medications for 10 days. So I’m dealing with all of this in the middle of bone on bone, a disc that is destroyed and split.

And the, the terms escape me now, but yeah, it, it doesn’t feel good. Now I’m at a point where, yes, I’ve got certain relief and it looks like there’ll be another fusion which will fuse me from the second lumbar vertebra vertebrae all the way through the sacrum, which already, most of it’s already done over the years from injury with a defense contractor, but. And injury. Well, and after duty that wasn’t enough to, you know, take me out or floor me. It was in the very bottom vertebrae at the time, which later in the other accident fractured with another vertebrae.

And you know, you’re being told by three out of four doctors you’re going to be in a wheelchair. Well, that didn’t happen and it won’t happen now because I’m in very good shape for my age. And this is what I’ve been dealing with. And the death of others that were unexpected young and between December of 23 and now it’s been 10 people and it was turbo cancer or this or that or the other, you know, all in the you know, younger, 50s, 40s we’re talking about and some one that was older but that was an assassination.

So it’s been that kind of shit. It’s not that it’s people that I wasn’t close to. I was close to all of them in one form or another. And it gets difficult, it wears on you and your own health because of past injury and then you have something like this happen. It was expected, but not quite yet. And the medical establishment didn’t. One hand didn’t know what the other was doing with the situation I first described. And you basically had to be the. You had to be your own advocate and advocate for the situation. Patient advocates were useless.

So it was no time to talk to the management of the whole hospital. And I won’t name the hospital, won’t name the state but my God, if and if you come to find out that’s been happening quite a bit in that state and others who’ve gone to the electronic method of death certificates and things like that. You can’t file for life insurance, pension, switch over bank accounts, go to probate for a home or other things like cars or things like that. You can’t do any of that without the death certificate. And you know, you can’t even get the cremation per permit or burial permit without death certificate.

So there’s no excuse for that kind of thing. Eight, seven days to acquire that. I expected it to go another day but I think the funeral home was the biggest ally in the whole thing and that’s who I would make sure you have a good funeral home. One that’s going to communicate with you one that going to handle problems like this because the state of affairs and our current medical care system is abhorrent. It was, it was not on purpose guys. She didn’t pass it. It wasn’t on purpose. The. No, that was. Yeah it was a natural death resulting from just too many overlay conditions and then lost, lost control of vitals and basically that was the end.

And it was a natural end. She never got the job. She should have done things several years ago that she just swore she would never do and you know, at the last minute decided. But it was too late by that and it was natural causes all the way. But just the way the, the system handled was horrible. Yeah, horrible. I even spoke with the ER attending ER physician at the. At literally 45 minutes after death and it seemed like a very competent, nice young man but dropped the ball and no one reminded him where was the follow through with the administration of the emergency room and what their duties and responsibilities are in the case of someone expiring in.

In the er, none of was. It was beyond. At first it was when it took three days, it was what the hell’s going on? And we’d been in touch with everybody. We had to be and everything seemed to be going well. And yes, we’ll get that. We’ll get this signature. Well, okay. And another four days. Is that how long does it take to stop a guy who comes on at 9pm which I was going to go there and meet him and have a nice discussion with him face to face, speaking his language and saying, yeah, you are going to have a blotch on your record now with the state medical board and even higher because this is inexcusable.

You have a family grieving and you have important matters that need to be handled before the state or the federal ridiculousness sticks their nose in. Well, that’s all been avoided. But if it went on any longer, no, there would have been other issues regarding probate and property and things like that. And it all comes down to like your birth certificate and they give you your little, your baby a Social Security number right then and there, which there is no need for other than to pick the bonds in more creative ways, which I’m sure they’ve got the laws passed to do that.

They won’t read that way. But in together you’d see it and you would be able to interpret it. But yeah, just a travesty and an emotional and painful one and totally avoidable and completely unnecessary, let alone the back order of 1500 medications that is slowly being fixed finally. So, yeah, you know, you add all that together. Yeah, that was kind of a sucky 10 days. I really wasn’t going there. I was really going more for about, you know what’s coming up because you’re not going to be. You’re probably going to be out of pocket for maybe a show or two be just because of.

You may be dealing with something. So if he wants to tell you what that is in August, that’s just. Yeah. Another this, another. I think I mentioned that another layer, the spine that’s got to be fused because, you know it’s an average of 10 years. The next one will go. They’re not designed to carry that that burden like the lower vertebrae are. So, you know, it is what it is and you roll with it. Just press on. And what I would say to anybody in the audience, you have any kind of surgery like that or even shoulder surgery or Hip.

Press it in, in the physical therapy department and then do it at home every day. Whatever you can do otherwise. Yeah, it just adds to add some more problems down the road. So take physical therapy post operatively on many things seriously. Otherwise, hey, life’s a bowl of cherries. So somebody asked me earlier to delve into the whole Sharia law stuff. Kind of what’s going on with. There are several cities in the United States that are trying to go into Sharia law and you, you really can’t. It’s, it’s a total violation of the Constitution because you cannot have.

I, I mean maybe you could do it if it was on private property, but you can’t do it on public poverty. So what Sharia law? Yeah. And so I looked it up here. What is Sharia law? Sharia literally means the path is a religious legal system derived from the Quran. Religious legal system. Interesting. And centuries of Islamic jurisprudence. It governs personal conduct, family matters, religious or obligations, dietary rules, and in some interpretations, criminal and civil law. Its application varies widely across the Muslim world. In the United States, Muslims may voluntarily turn to religious arbitration, similar to Jewish Beth Din or Christian mediation for issues like marriage, divorce or inheritance.

But this is strictly voluntary and contract based, not state imposed. Is Sharia lobbying enforced in the United States? No, not in any official or large capacity. U.S. law, federal and state supersedes any religious law. The Constitution forbids the government from establishing or enforcing religious codes. That’s in the First Amendment. If a Sharia court decision contradicts American law or public policy, for example denying somebody custody or property rights, a US court will void it. However, Muslim individuals or communities can agree to resolve disputes through Islamic principles. Just like any group can use private arbitration. These decisions can be upheld only if they conform to state or federal law.

So I wouldn’t worry too much about the whole Sharia law thing because it does and it’s absolutely a violation of federal constitution. In fact, it’s the only thing really that the federal Constitution mandates that the states must provide and that is that the, every state has to have a Republican form of government. And Sharia law is definitely not that. Definitely. I think, I think it was used for simply ginning up emotion and, and whatever fear level depending on how close people live to places like the one in Texas that wants to go to SRI la. No, we’re not going to see that happen.

That runs contrary to even our shitty system today. So I don’t, I don’t lose any sleep over those who want Sharia law. You want to be you want to act like an animal and treat your daughters and your wife like second class human beings, You’re a idiot. And I don’t give a damn what your religion says. You’re a fucking idiot and you’re a piece of shit. Well, it’s my take that the, the whole notion of radical Islam is not something that is, that is organic. It is something that is derived and cultivated deliberately. I’m not saying that, that, that Islam isn’t a religion and that people don’t follow.

Obviously, it’s, it’s an enormous religion. But the fact that you’ve got people in the United States who want to make it Sharia law now, that’s, that’s just not going to happen. And I also believe that the kind of where I was going a second ago when I lost my train was that the. If you look at the true elements of the people in the Middle east who are, you know, who have this mindset, they’re not really radical. I mean, you look at the, they say that the 911 attackers were like these radical Islamicists and these are guys that went to, they were snorting coke, drinking, going to, going to strippers or bar.

They were going stripper clubs. I mean, it was just like, that’s not something that you would do. And, and I don’t care what they say about what is it? Was it, Takia, about where you, you adopt the ways of your adversary to blend in? Yeah. Oh, and if you go back and you look at the 19 hijackers who were involved in 9 11, every single one of them came through Jetta, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and all their passports were signed over by John Brennan. Surprise, surprise. Yeah, exactly. So man’s got a lot to answer for. He has an enormous amount to answer for.

I mean, Hammer scorecard, All of it? Yep, all of it. A hundred percent. Let me see here. There was something else I wanted to touch upon. I don’t think they’re gonna, I, I think they’ve been trying to do pikes. I think there was a couple of attempts to try to get World War III going. I think one of them could have probably been the Cuban Missile Crisis. Another one could have been the Six Day War where they went after the USS Liberty. There could be a couple of events that could have been triggers for a World War 3 type scenario.

I just don’t think that they were ever successful and getting, you know, and pulling that trigger. Yeah, I just, I just, I just don’t think they were successful, but I don’t think it was A lack of trying. And these visits from Netanyahu, these three day visits, Boy, love to be a fly on the wall on that. Amen to that. But you’re not hearing much from anyone. Things are very tight right now and for obvious reasons, you roll with it. You know, I, I tend to think that the more that we don’t hear, the better it’s going to go for us.

Yeah. Because that means you’ve got good, good, good operational security. So I’m not 100% sold on everybody on Trump’s team, but everybody on Trump’s team is there for a reason. If you look at what happened with the handling of the Epstein files and you see how Bongino was pissed and how Cash Patel was pissed and how Trump had to come in, Sarah, and like, say, you know, he had these people at their throats, each other’s throats. He, he stopped it in its tracks. And he said, no, no, no, we’re, we’re, this is not how we’re going to go down.

We’ve got a bigger, we’ve got, we’ve got much, something much bigger at stake here, you know, and I was asked, we had this, I told you, I had this discussion with Jim Willie and he said, let me ask you a question. Hypothetically, if you could stop all of the corruption and have a level playing field, a level business playing field, would you do it? And I’m like, absolutely, in a heartbeat. And he said, even if it meant there was no justice to the people out there? And I said, yes, because looking long term, I’m more interested in having a government and a country that runs free from corruption than I am one that runs, that is, you know, bloodthirsty and seeking revenge.

Now, a bona fide, solid sovereign republic. Again, I wanna, I absolutely want there to be justice. Don’t get that mixed up. I want to see justice. But at the same time, what’s the ultimate goal here? Is the ultimate goal just to be bloodthirsty and go kill everybody because they committed treason? Well, then what? Then what? That’s after you’ve sucked them dry and you have everything out of them. Some of them do have that coming. And it wouldn’t be right. It wouldn’t be a moral, wouldn’t be morally, let’s say in simple terms, morally acceptable for certain ones to slip through the cracks.

But again, people need to realize deals will be made to get the maximum effect. And if some of them offend the public. I get it. I’m just as offended. Woody, just, you know, ha Ha. In my humble opinion, as a joke. Yeah. I’d put, I’d love to put bullets in the back of their heads, save the rope. Well, let’s, let’s, let’s think about this. Let’s, let’s think about. That’s just me. Well, see, See, you want to do it the quick way, I want to do it the slow way. I want to like freaking strip their ass down naked, cover them up in honey and put them out in the middle of the freaking desert in 120 degree weather and just, just let them, just freaking let the sun eat them up and die of dehydration.

So, I mean, Jake Fauci with like 10 boosters with over the course of five days, see how, see how it works out for him, you know? Yeah, I’d love to. I’m sure that runs through a million people’s tens of millions, if not 100 million people’s minds throughout the course of a week. But, you know, again we have, it has to be done for the time being within the system until such a time is reached where the declarations can be made and backed up with data, with logistics, with everything. You’ll see military movement. Well, I, I, it’s already moving.

I’ve often not seen it. Hold on one second. I’ve often included that, you know, put them in front of an ant hole and let the ants come up and eat them and eat the sugar off of them. Off of them. Nice. Fire ants. Yeah, exactly. And so I left that out this time and Mel reminded me, don’t forget the fire ants. Yeah, okay, well, we’re off. We’re all in the same. Yeah. Yes. We’re on the same room on that one. Right, Exactly. I’ve stepped on a fire valve once, not knowing it, doing CBR work. They were all the way up to my knees, biting like, oh my God, oh my God.

They’re, they’re, you know, you gotta acid. You, you, you have to give mad props to ants, man. Ants are creature. Ants and bees both are creatures that are just, I mean, they’re relentless and just non stop, man. It’s just, and, and they do whatever has to be done, so don’t waste that money for some. All right, sprinkle them with white, white bleach sugar, high fructose corn syrup. How’s that? There you go. There you go. A slow drip after they’re soaked in it too. Exactly. Out on the ground, fire ants, you got a big meal coming. They’ll tell all the other fire ant colonies around, let’s not fight.

We can all share this one. Exactly. Somebody, I think, not to go back to this, but Digital Hybrid said that ghosts could talk your ear off all day about the right stuff. I’m quite certain that he and I would be very, very close. He may have a little bit more insight than I do just because he was in the chair Force. But, but, but I am no slouch when it comes to aviation, especially when it comes to Edwards Air Force Base or. All right, let me ask you. Just, Let me just play a little trivia on you.

What was it called before it was Edwards? I don’t know, actually. Muroc. Muroc. Okay, that’s. Back in the day. Yeah, it was Muroc. And that was where they trained. That was where they. That was a private location. That was essentially the Area 51 of the 1940s, and that was where they tested all the, all the aircraft. So. But yeah, it was Muroc Field. And in, in. In the movie. In the movie, it accurately portrays Ponchos, Happy Bottom Riding Club. And that was their little hangout that they used to go to. And that was. But anyway, we’ll, we’ll, we’ll.

Let’s save that Friday. Exactly. Well, you know, you know what, you know what the Navy stands for, right? Never again. Volunteer yourself. So you squids gotta love you. Yeah, well, we, you know, we, we can talk. We talk all when, you know, when we’re, when we’re together. I don’t mind. I don’t mind you calling the chair force because they were comfortable chairs. Yes, they were. Well, you know the funny thing, though? You know what? You know what the Air Force and the Navy have in common? What’s that? The predominant members of those two forces that are com.

That are combatants are officers. Interesting. Because now in the Navy, you do have seals, and you have. They’ve got pilots, but. But the vast majority of our pilots. Same thing in the Air Force. And I know they brought warrant officer grade back. Instead of 1 through 3, it’s 1 through 5. So that’s. Oh, really? I didn’t know that. I didn’t know that. You’re gonna have a. Usually a lot of helicopter pilots. I think it still works that way in the army and the Air Force. It does. They’re usually warrant officers. They did away with the warrant ranking for a while, but they brought it back.

And it makes sense because, you know, sometimes you have to have that component that isn’t part of the enlisted or the officer that’s there to get the job done. And that’s what a lot of your warrant officers do. So neither the, you know, higher ranking enlisted nor officer corps usually gave any guff. They left a lot. They left the warrant officers to do what they do best. And most of them were very good at what they do. And that’s, that’s what you’re leaving to do. Like. Well, what is it? Night stalkers and Absolutely the other things.

Shifting back to geopolitics and stuff that’s going on in, in our world. Tulsi Gabbard. Today, after nearly 60 years of questioning surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We are releasing 230,000 MLK assassination files available now at archives.govmlk the documents include details about the FBI’s investigation into the assassination of MLK. Discussion. Is it a searchable database? That’s the question. Let’s find out. You know, because with the, with the original dump of the JFK files, they were out there, looks to me. Yeah, you can search records. Searchable, good. Search records. And that’s, there’s 631 pages at 10 items.

Let me do all. Let me do 200 items. Keywords. Give me a keyword to choose. Let’s see, with Martin Luther King I’ll do, Let me do arrests and see if they give you all the pages where it mentions where they arrested him for bogus. Usually am I spelling it wrong? What’s that? No arrest. A R, R, E S T. Yeah, nothing. What about here? Let me do Communist. Going do Communist. Yeah. See if Communist Chinese. Communist. Chinese propaganda. Communist A subject. So it doesn’t say much in here. This is a 2025 release. It doesn’t sound like there’s.

They’re quality searchable. Let’s see here. Let’s see. Do you do Memphis? Okay, a lawyer arrives in Memphis. Where’d my mouse go? There it is. Sounds like the beginning of a joke lawyer rise in Memphis. Expected to see Ray in jail. So this is the lawyer coming in to see James Earl Ray. Patsy. I don’t believe that he did it, but you know, you know, if you go back and you really analyze a lot of the Martin Luther King stuff, that dude was essentially, he was kind of like an aoc. He was like a communist. He, you know, I mean he, he.

The guys that were his handlers were, were communists. The guys that were writing all his speeches were communist. I mean he, he plagiarized his entire doctoral thesis and they just looked the other way and they gave him an honorary, they gave him the honorary title of Reverend so that’s why he got Reverend Martin Luther King the doc. Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, whatever. But I tend to think that he was kind of having a, a Manning Johnson type revelation where he was realizing that it was, he was being, he was being, he was being used and handled.

And he’s like, okay, enough of this crap. I’m gonna go back. I’m, I’m not gonna do this anymore. And at that point, he became expendable because they couldn’t have him. They couldn’t have him out there talking, so they had to kill him. And by killing him now what they do is they martyr him. So, and they make it something that people to this day want to know about and should know about. So, you know, hopefully someone like the young, brilliant young man who did Project Apario, where he, he took the couple of million pages, got a lot of volunteers, did it out of his own pocket.

I think finally he got some folks with a little change to spare to help him. But they made those documents searchable. So an individual that says, yeah, give me a thousand Pages, give me 10,000, and they go through and they take all the main keywords of all the, of what happens to be on that page, if there is anything of import, which there would be on every page, something of import. And you simply, you know, if it’s a short introductory page, yeah, take the main keywords from the title and a few out of the text. But the ones that have detailed text, you know, they were taking really good keywords out of it.

So that when you search these keywords, you are getting all of the documents that might have pertain to say, pristine bullet. You know, that’s a simple one. But you know, the names of people who haven’t been redacted. And then, you know, so people can, then, you know, they might have 5, 600 pages come up on an individual and they can begin to see patterns or threads that nobody’s seen before. So it helps for it to be. It’s great that it’s out there, but is it fully searchable as a, as a database of a given block of information? And this is what’s most important that that is done.

So I’m sure there’s people out there who are going to pick up that mantle and run with it, because it is another important one to do because you’re going to see probably correlations with R.F. you know, Robert Kennedy’s assassination and JFK’s assassination, as well as Malcolm X. And there were others lesser known, but you know, back then there were bombs going off in federal buildings and in other locations and it was a regular occurrence. But today you look at the way it’s treated today compared to then, then they did the investigation and they usually caught them.

Now it’s a whole different label. It’s terrorists, it’s extremists, it’s this, it’s that, and huge deals are made out of it. And it’s like, wait a minute. There was a time when this happened all of the time on things like Patty Hearst and her abduction and then her being, you know, going through the Helsinki syndrome or what the ever. She just, I think through mental torture and, and indoctrination joined in with them and realized how stupid it was years later. But all of this was going on in the 60s and early 70s and it wasn’t. The country didn’t come to a stop.

People weren’t freaked out. They, you know, to a degree knew that, that a certain amount that they were told was truthful because you had then news outlets competing to get the, say the old term scoop, that means money for the newspaper. And right then it was as much newspaper, if not a little bit more than it was television news. You know, you got a half hour of, of your Walter Cronkite and then whatever show came before or after and it wasn’t that much, but what you were getting was competition. The best information they could find and were capable or allowed to put out even in those days.

And then 80 is when things kind of completely flipped and print became less viable because a nice long 2000 word article told you a hell of a lot more than a five minute segment on Fox or PMSNBC or the Communist News would network or any others. And what you, what you’re still going to see is that, yes, who is it Yuri Besmanov that does that long interview with how they’ve already begun infiltrating the United States? That’s one that needs to, that, that needs to be like a not this week, but the following week watch party. Oh, the, you’re, you’re just talking about the interview, right? The interview itself.

That in and of itself will show people that look, there’s nothing new about what’s happening. It’s just been turned on the American people fully and completely intensified to, to a exponential factor. And confusion is. I said this years ago. Things will become more and more confused until you don’t know what end is up and what is right and wrong. Well, there’s a tactic in that, a huge tactic that goes along with the quote of what’s his name? William Casey. When he said that and when he’s alleged to have said that in, in Reagan’s first cabinet meeting, that you know, we’ll know our disinformation complete is, is successful when everything the American people believe is, is wrong.

And that, that is a tactic, powerful, powerful tactic and tool that has been turned on them at the same time. So that’s having more of a growth and rise in. It’s in the, in the factor of that that has been turned on them. But that’s why we sit here and say all of it is propaganda, because it is. But through that propaganda, you, you will be able to decipher what one side that has been like a Buddha, judge, whatever, however you pronounce his name. Booty guy. Booty. I like it up the butt. Yeah, that’s German for yeah, ream ram it all day because I’m gay.

You know, that kind of thing. And you know there’s, look at. He is a, he is a low level useful idiot in this multi tiered, very complex operation to weaken this country internally. Many foreign generals have said this, including that one Korean. The only way you’re going to get the United States is to weaken them from within. And that was the entire intent of the Constitution to keep that kind of thing also among many things from happening. But it has happened and it was done through what people call the Democratic Party. And then you have the supporters of the same agenda because they’re profiting handsomely.

And that would be your rhinos. Now not all rhinos are involved. Some are involved just because of their stupid disposition and lack of discernment and lack of ability to see what’s really going on and accept it for what it is. They’re serving a useful idiot role equally as. So take the, the party identification aspect out of it. And what we have is what is left of the Republic battling intentful foreign as well as domestic equally influences that are there that gain new people into the group like the Bezos of the world. Ask him privately, I’m sure he’ll say yeah, calling a population is a good thing.

This is all in the white papers that go back 30 and 40 years and longer written by certain organizations quoting people like the deceased David Rockefeller. Even videos available that if you can dig them up. Now, so much scrubbing has occurred from 20 years ago to today. A lot. A lot as a lot has occurred. Yes, an enormous amount has occurred of. Yes, exactly. I want to say this was. There was a video that I wanted to find that I Found it was very interesting. It was Pete Buttigieg asking a question of. I think it was John Kerry.

But anyway, so he asked this question and then not too long after that, guess who else asked that question? Vivek Ramaswamy. What was the question? I don’t remember. This was like back in the 90s. But they were both selected to ask questions at this town hall meeting. I guess it was during, during the 96 presidential election. It would have been very young. Yeah. And Booty. Booty guy shares a similar background with several others. And. Yeah, that’s. That’s called intelligence. Yes. And this will give people a good foundation to see, to show you how they are groomed and how there is a specific path depending on which branch, depending on who you are and what usefulness they’ve already planned for you that you’re completely unaware of.

He went, I think he was the most educated out of the group of four that I found that all had identical backgrounds. He went to Harvard, I believe. The rest went to decent, you know, Ivy League or that level colleges, then had a few years with a kush job working either as a law at a lawyer or at a, you know, law firm or whatever their specialty was. Then they, then in their later 20s, usually around the age of 27, they would join Naval Reserve, go through OCS, go through all of the, you know, indoctrination bells and whistles that you go through.

And each one of them served a term in Afghanistan as an intelligence officer. And each one of them, they overlapped. They were not all four there together. They overlapped over time, several of them. But if you want to take someone and send them to a location where technically that’s where they’re based. Yes, he’s going to this Bagram or wherever it might have been in Afghanistan. You don’t know where he’s going from there, what schools or what ops they are introducing or what they’re having partake in, just so he’s familiar with it. But then he comes back Naval Reserve, add a few years again, intelligence, that would be all of his Naval intelligence.

Oh, and oni, not to be confused with Tulsi Gabbard as dni. Yeah, O. DNI in full Office of Director of National Intelligence. Now, you look at that background from Buddha J. And I don’t want to go into who the others are just yet. I think I’ve said it before, but I just don’t want to go into it. It won’t help, but it will make the point that popular names, you know, and they’re on both sides of the aisle. Two are on one side, two are on the other. And you seriously have to question why that path.

And in certain ways it’s very simple. In other ways it isn’t. But the idea is it exists. That’s the path he took. So he is a character. He’s not aware of the very top levels of the agenda that he is serving, that is both US and foreign supported. And that means he is still working in an intelligence capacity, whether he’s being handled or playing that part. Thousand percent agree. You do not. It’s not something you walk away from. Right. And it’s something that if you go through that path, you’re going to be working in the future.

His job was to play the part of the mayor of whatever. What is it in Indiana? I think it was, wasn’t Gary. It was maybe somebody like South Bend. Yeah, something like that. I was going to say that. I don’t know if it is, but. And somebody mentioned. I see Tulsi is awesome and strong. Yes, Tulsi, from my perspective, being in Hawaii, being a intelligence officer in the military, if you want, if you wanted to infiltrate and get your name into politics rapidly, if you’re in that situation. Well, even though her sensibilities may be totally the opposite, her job is then to be a Hawaiian Democrat who wants to run for office.

An intelligent woman, well spoken, knows when to say what at the proper time. That’s good instinct in addition to training, but good instinct. She rises up through the ranks, begins asking questions, serious questions that everyone should be asking. And most on the, let’s say for simplicity sake, on the right we’re asking. And then what happens? She, I believe, went independent or she renounced. She renounced herself from being in the Republican part or the Democrat Party. Yeah, I don’t, I think she went independent. I don’t think she went. Yeah. Which would be the smart thing to do to keep that cover.

But while all that time she was acting as a Democrat in the, in the House. Imagine the intelligence human firsthand out to dinner here. Let me tell you what I really think, Tulsi, all of that kind of thing. Then she rises to odni. Do you think that that doesn’t happen overnight? Naturally, none of it. So think about that. So is the right person in that office? I think so. I definitely think so. And she knows how it works and how it’s not working and how then to utilize it best. Now they’ll put out stories that, well, the president doesn’t give her Much time.

This area of the thing, what do you think that is? You think that’s honestly the truth? No, they’re playing the. He has every right to be wary of the intel community, Picard, because of what they did with all of the fake Russia propaganda where people are going to go to jail for doing that. It’s a serious enough crime when you pass on, let’s say falsified or let’s, let’s say altered intelligence. You, you create something out of nothing. To that extent, you have some very serious crimes and you’ve got a lot of people involved and it crosses the bond, like we’ve been saying for years.

Steele, Chris, was it Christopher Steele out of former MI6 or 5, I believe, gets paid to write that Steele dossier, which, when I read it, I looked at my wife and I said, this is the biggest piece of crap I have ever seen. And they are actually acting on it. The writing was horrible, the content was, it was difficult to read and reading is one of my strong suits. But this was like, wait a minute, you’re jumping all over the place place, and you’re making all of these hardcore accusations and, and you’re even, you’re even writing scenarios and all of it’s fake.

No, that’s extremely serious. Why did they get someone like him to do it? He’ll just, he’ll just waltz over the square mile of London and get full immunity. But that won’t last forever. I mean, even, even Christine Marcy is dead now. One of the creators of ses. So let’s see, let’s see what happens with that. But again, they’re going to make sure that the case is, is ironclad and they’re going to make sure that when it comes time to act, nothing has been left. A chance, little to nothing, and the opportunity is maximized both domestically and foreign.

So I, I absolutely agree with you. There we go. And six months we’ve had not a long time, but a lot’s been done, A lot has been done and people really just, they don’t, they do not get the, they just don’t get it. It’s. They just don’t get it. So many people do not really quite grasp what’s happening. I was, I got into a, a little bit of a spat today and I essentially, I was said that I, I’m, I’m so. What am I trying to say? And I’m not indoctrinated, but I’m so like, consumed by ideology.

You know, I say this with all humility, you know, I’m a pretty fair person. I am. You know, a lot of times you guys don’t see it behind the scenes. A ghost will tell you. There’s lots of times when I’ll play devil’s advocate and I’ll ask questions because I’m trying to be like, is it, is there a possibility that this is true? Because I want to know what, I want to know what’s truth. I don’t really care if it’s uncomfortable. I just want to know what’s true. Because to me that’s more important than anything. Because if you, you can’t go forward with something unless it’s based on factual, you know, just, you know, unless you’re.

No, you have a solid foundation of truth. So, you know, and I remember specifically going back to the Butler, Pennsylvania incident when, when Trump was shot, I was, I literally was looking at that from the standpoint of trying to show that it was staged. That’s, that’s the, that’s the, that’s how I came at it. And I was really, I was really like. It was, it was a, it was a gut punch for me to have to consider that. Do you remember me considering that? Yeah, I do. Yeah. And so just know that, you know, guys, I am not, I’m not so hard headed and so loyal to anything or anybody because I want to know what the truth is.

And obviously I came to the conclusion that it was not a staged event, that it was a, that it was real. And so. But, you know, the real shooter wasn’t that kid who got his head falling off from behind. I’m just. The point, the point I’m making, guys, the point I’m making is, is that I’m, I question things. Maybe sometimes I question a little bit too much, but I don’t. I would disagree with that. But I question things because I want to know. I want to see all sides. And then I’ll make a decision. And for the most part, I pretty much make a decision that’s congruent with my belief system.

But that doesn’t mean that I don’t ask hard questions and that I don’t play devil’s advocate, because I do. And ghosts, I’m sure ghosts will be able to tell you that I do play devil’s advocate quite frequently because my only dog in the fight is the truth. I just want to know what’s true. I don’t try to be contrarian for the sake of being contrarian, but I do very often take a contrarian position. If everybody is moving, if Everybody’s moving in one direction. Then I said in right billion, and you know it’s wrong, I tend to move in the other direction.

So without caring, what are they going to think of me? Well, what other people think of you ultimately is their business, right? I don’t give shit how they think of me is, Is. Is a, Is their reaction to me. And I, I can’t control that. And that’s a choice. That’s a, that’s their choice. So, So I do, I do try to question things, and I don’t, I don’t just like, when I come to conclusions, it is based on a solid foundation of, okay, I have a, I have a true understanding and I can teach it, I can talk about it.

So I played a little. I had a little fun time yesterday with several AI platforms. I did it with Gemini, I did this with. I did it with Google’s Gemini, I did it with Quad, and I did it with ChatGPT. And I, I basically came at it from the perspective of was the, Was. It was, you know, would the, Would the slaves. Would they have benefited more had the south won the war? And it was just, I mean, it was a total thought exercise, right? I mean, I’m just playing this out. And it was really. I wanted to test it out and see if they would give me sources or if they had access to sources that would be sympathetic to the Southern cause.

So, I mean, and that’s the kind of stuff that I do for fun, because I know there’s a lot. I know a lot of stuff. And so I’ll play with it and I’ll toy with it, and then it’ll give me like some, Some, Some. Some total, just narrative response, right? And I’ll be like, that’s. That is not. That is. That is not what happened. And then I’ll give this thorough, detailed response and they’ll be like, okay, well, clearly we can’t fool this dude, you know, so. Because it’s like, I mean, come on, they want to tell me this and this and this.

I’m like, no, that’s not true. And believe it or not, believe it or not, Chat GPT actually still to this day, is not. It challenges me on whether or not Trump was the president. It still says that Biden’s the president. Remember? Garbage in, garbage out. So far, they’re dealing with these AI are learning from. Number one, I question the bias of their programming. And number two, I, I’ve caught that. I’ve caught AI that I’ve fiddled around with now That I pay for that thing and I have access to all these different ones. AI can be pretty stupid at times and not know.

Not have anything near the right answer, but it sure as hell is a good answer with a big bent of propaganda to it. Wow. I was surprised to see that, that I expected more of it. But then again, consider who’s. Who’s coding this and what are their biases? So here’s a fun one. Here’s a phone. I’m going to share this screen and I’m going to share with y’ all because this is fun. This is. And this is the type of AI that’s not going to take down the world that’s available out there. That you can’t do that.

No. What it can do is it can learn for the larger systems, which it does this. They can do far more complicated things. This right here is. It’s. I don’t know why it’s got all over. Called Gladio C. I don’t know why it’s that, but let me fix that. Okay, so this is Operation Gladio and mass shootings. Now, I have. I don’t know how many sources I have in here. Does it say how many sources I have in here? I just have these. So it’s not a terrible amount, but these. Okay, so it’s Operation Gladio Orbdo Abko.

We’re out of chaos. Gladio Timeline and chronology of NATO events. Gladio Vatican, CIA on mafia. An unholy alliance. List of atrocities committed by US Authorities. Gladio C Government. That’s probably where I came up with Condor. Cold War. Okay, so, so now this is AI that is not using a database to draw from. It’s actually AI that is using. It’s. It’s. It’s interacting with these PDFs and documents that I’ve uploaded. So I can say, tell me about Patrice La Mamba. Now, it’s only going to be searching these documents. It’s not searching the entire Internet based on the sources provided there’s no information about Patrice Lumumba.

Okay. All right, tell me about how many government did the CIA overthrow in Operation Condor. Condor. It’s going to think for a second, but it’s. Again, it’s not. It’s not scouring the Internet. It’s only going through these pieces of information. So it’s very interesting. This has been a tremendous help. Now I’m actually trying to create a. Here we go. Based on the sources. The CIA backed the overthrow of three governments. Okay, yeah, right. Chile, Bolivia and Argentina. So clearly I don’t have enough sources in here because there’s way more than that. They hell, let me see if it has anything about.

Tell me about the School of the Americas. See what it has to say about that. Because the School of the Americas was down in the Panama Canal Zone and that was where they essentially taught all of the dictators. School of the Americas. SOA, now known as Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation is a U.S. department of Defense institute located at Fort Benning, Georgia. It also operated from the Panama base of the U.S. army Southern Command. The SOA served as a central hub for the continent anti communist alliance in Latin America during the Cold War. So it didn’t gives me everything that it has on School the Americas.

So what this does is it allows me to communicate with. I can put up to 50 books at a time in here. And so I can go in there and I can go find a whole bunch of books here. Check this out. This is a great website that I found. Welib.org and give me the title of a book, any book. Pick a book. The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Julian James. By Julian James. James J Y N E S the Origin of Consciousness and the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind So I got the Julian Jeans collection Reflections of the dawn, the Other Psychological Julian James Ancient Language the Origin of Consciousness, the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind.

This is what you were looking for, right? Yes. Okay, so I can download this book. It’s a PDF year published 2000. I’ll just download it. It’s published back in the early 80s. That may be a update. Oh, it’s, it’s. I’m not logged into this. I’m not logged in on this browser. But the point is, is that I mean I have. There’s over 43 million books on this website that I can go in and download. Send me the link to that, bro. Yeah, I will. Now I paid. I paid. I gave him a little bit of bitcoin and I have the ability to download like a thousand books a day.

So yeah, a lot of paper, but it’s cheaper. Lot of paper, 100%. But see what this does and you got your own books. But what this does. Oh no, I don’t bind it. I just leave it in here and then I put it into the database and then I can access it and I can actually write articles or do a source material based on books and papers that are actually in there in the public domain. So it just makes me. It really makes me that much Sharper. So yeah, here you guys. Www.welib.org There you go. So it’s.

You don’t have to pay for it. You can, you don’t have to pay for it. But what you do is if you want something, you have to. You click on it and then it’ll like give you like a 30 second commercial. You have to wait and then it’ll give you a download link. So you don’t have to pay, but you have to watch a commercial if you want to download. So that’s. But, but it’s a fantastic website and I, I mean I use Project Gutenberg, I use PDF, I use a number of different sources. Archive.org I use a lot of different sources to get information so that it.

And that’s what’s helping me write some of these, these stories and whatnot. Go back in, in archive. You should be able to go back to a lot of pre 1930 history books that would. I mean your, your mind explodes when you see what they were saying on the Civil War on many things. Oh, it’s fantastic. Dude. Listen. Yeah. You see things that. No, you weren’t taught post 1930. Yeah, I’ve got, I probably have about 7,000 books downloaded right now. Excellent. Awesome. And you got a lot of reading to do. Ah, I’m not going to read them.

There’s no way I haven’t read all these behind me. So. But it is, it’s, it’s nice to be able to have access to that information and go through it and, and pull information out because you can. Absolutely. It just, I mean it’s like, it’s like, you know, it’s like taking me, who I’m very good at navigation and then giving me, you know, I don’t necessarily need a navigation system to get from point A to point B, but you give me a navigation system that tells me what traffic is and what. And all this other stuff. It makes me that much faster because it makes me that much more efficient.

And that’s kind of map and a compass and I can find anything just as quick as gps. I mean. Yeah, it is that easy. So someone was generous here. Oh, I made it ignorant because they’re coming. In the past that made him angry. I was embarrassed. So sorry. Oh, I don’t even remember. I think I remember that but I think it was a misunderstanding and I apologized. Rightly so then also so. Oh, no, no, you, you. They didn’t make me angry. I think I remember that. No, you. It might have made me. I interpreted incorrectly. That was One that I did interpret incorrectly.

And I’m sorry for the response again, man. My boy. Thank you, guys. Not usually, let’s say a reactive individual, you know, unless, unless I’m be in pain or being stupid that day. We all have those days. Oh, yeah. And, and trust me, if you’re gonna do what. If you’re gonna do this and have a, you know, have a show out there where you’re putting yourself out there and putting your thoughts out there, and, and they don’t necessarily correspond with what other people think. You have to have extraordinarily thick skin. So, yeah, I’ve got, and I try, you know, I try not to say your person because it depends on what the comment is.

It might be coming from their best position. But then you can help with more information or I can help with more information. And, and it, it’s better to discuss the things and work them out from, you know, each other’s perspective and try to help one another understand more and better. And I think we, you know, we, we’re getting back to that slowly, but, you know, we need a lot more of it. And I think that’s a lot of what people are gleaning from all that’s going on, you know? Yes. Everybody. You want to say hi to everybody.

Who do we have there? Which, which rugrat is that? That’s Winchester. Winchester. Where’s Remington and Ruger? Well, Remington is no longer alive, man. I know, I know. I love that cat, man. Oh, he’s there. He’s. He’s rubbing up against you while you’re sleeping. Oh, love that cat. Let’s see, let’s see. And thank you, rsc. Appreciate it. And yes, though, very much, there was one other thing that I wanted to touch upon. As we kind of wind down here, we’re coming up on the past two and a half hour mark, there was one other thing I wanted to touch on and that was, you know, how Trump was talking about.

He was tweeting or posting on Truth Social back in. What was it? May. When he was talking about how all roads lead to Obama and you know, how people who suddenly, who’ve been around the Clintons, how they disappear. It was a lot of that. So, you know, to me, it feels like there’s something coming. I just can’t put my finger on it. But I don’t. Yeah, I don’t think this is for. I don’t think that’s part of the typical window dressing fare of the nonsense and the drama. I think this is different because it’s Had a slow but steady and consistent buildup.

And you don’t normally see that when it comes to the, hey, let’s just get them worked up over this type information. This has a different power to it and it’s been handled in, in a different way. You know, I agree with you a thousand percent. And, and again, I go back to the fact that we don’t see or hear much information in terms of things that are coming. And you know, if you’ve got, if you’ve got a very, very tight opsec, you’re not, that’s operational security. You’re not going to get a lot of leaks. And if you don’t get leaks, then the media can’t put things out in the direction that they’re going because they’re always looking for something, something.

They’re always looking for a little story to kind of put it out. Oh yeah, and the, but the fact that you’re not getting anything right now. Somebody made the comment to me earlier, it’s like, oh, well, you know, God, there’s, you know, we, nobody, nobody knows what’s going on out there. And I’m like, yeah, I know that’s a good thing because the more we don’t know, the better it’s going to be in my opinion. And I think that, you know, I’m not really worried. I will say after I did that piece on Karen Bass and seeing all of her, just the enormity and largesse of her actions that were Marxist overtly and how she was, you know, essentially in charge of the Vinceros Brigade which ultimately led to M19 and M19 for those of you who remember, they actually, they bombed several facilities in Washington D.C.

in the early 1980s ultimately and even the Capitol. And they got caught. And when they got caught, they were, they were a self organized, all female terrorist group that were, I mean, out of Southern California. And they were essentially radicalized by the likes of Karen Bass. Now they couldn’t pin into her, but she was, I mean, I’m sure she, she was right there in on, I mean it was, it was, they were, they were working with Students for a Democratic Society, AKA Weather Underground, AKA Bill Ayers, AKA AKA the guy who was responsible for Common Core for the most part.

I mean, I mean it’s just like, you know, Bernadine Dorn, all those people is, I mean these guys are radicals and they’re, and they’re the usefulity at lower levels for the globalist agenda. Yeah. And you know what, and there’s, there’s actually one line that I want to read from that article. That was really a big deal. Let’s see here. Let me go back to it and I will. I’m going to share this. I’m going to share this here. The. Okay so. And actually make it bigger so that it’s not so hard for people to read. Okay, so I’m going to go down here to the.

This, this part right here. Just, just kind of like the. The summation 2025 and the legacy and warning of Karen Bass by mid-2025, the ideological arc of Karen Bass’s political life stood fully revealed. From her indoctrination in Cuban Marxism and Maoist retrification circles to her domination of Los Angeles’s municipal machinery, Bass had completed what communist theorists once called the long march through the institutions. But unlike violent revolutionaries or the past, her strategy never relied on gunfire. He relied on normalization. Over five decades, she successfully embedded subversive ideology into education, healthcare activism, lawmaking and executive governance. Camouflaged in the language of justice reform and representation.

Bass’s career is not a study of in contradictions. It’s a model of revolutionary consistency. Every, every phase reinforced the next. Her training in the Vinceneros brigade, that’s the one that’s created that, that the M19 came out of, introduced her to ideological loyalty and foreign aligned activism. Her leadership in the campaign against police abuse. Foreign aligned activism right there. Right. Let’s see here. Her community coalition became the delivery system for Marxist public policy masked as compassionate nonprofit work. Her time as speaker of the California assembly showed how subversive ideology could be administered through official business or budgets rather and committee appointments.

And her move to Congress provided the platform to support communist figures like o’ Neill Cannon, praise totalitarians like Fidel Castro and whitewashed Islamist and cultic organizations like CARE and Scientology, all while voting against education, freedom, welfare, responsibility and public security. Finally, as mayor of Los Angeles, Bass reoriented the city’s power structure toward a fully globalist and anti sovereign posture. She elevated figures to tied to the Chinese Communist Party, refused to cooperate with federal law enforcement during violent riots, and redirected immigration policy through local executive defiance. Her actions reflected not a deviation from America’s values, but an internal intentional replacement of them.

Her worldview was never about expanding freedom. It was about redefining freedom as submission to us to a state ideology. In that sense, she is the archetype of the modern American revolutionary. Fluent in bureaucracy, fluent in identity politics, fluent in narrative warfare, and wholly committed to dismantling the constitutional order under the pretext of healing it in classical Marxist terms. Her model of governance is called transformismo, absorbing legitimate grievances, homelessness, policing, racism, inequality into a revolutionary framework that offers only one solution, expanded control by the ideological state. I’ll just read these last few paragraphs since I’ve already done this whole thing.

As America wrestles with the consequences of an ideological capture in its city schools and courts, Karen Bass’s career is not just a cautionary tale, it’s a blueprint. Her entire life’s work, revolutionary training, Maoist discipline, non profit empire building, congressional maneuvering and globalist affiliations has led to this exact moment in time. She was not simply elected to manage a city. She was positioned, prepared and empowered to ignite ideological resistance, obstruct federal authority and manufacture narrative chaos when it mattered most. She is not the product of coincidence. She is the product of strategy. And now she sits exactly where she was always meant to, at the trigger point of a controlled domestic destabilization.

What makes Bass particularly dangerous is that she does not appear dangerous. She is soft spoken, calculated and culturally fluent. She does not rant, she does not threaten. She simply governs. As if the revolution as exactly now, this is the thing when I goes trans Transformismo. Transformismo is a political strategy that absorbs opposition by bringing rival leaders into a centrist, cross governing coalition, often through deals, favors or patronage. This approach blurs ideological divisions and promotes stability by avoiding open conflict or polarization. However, it frequently stalls meaningful reform and entrenches the elite power by neutralizing general genuine opposition.

So all the while, the lackeys around her were also strategically appointed by others or voted in through the system that was in place for decades in this country that people are finally aware of. And you can see how the Chinese call it smokeless war and the Russians have a term for it. Each of those countries at one point, and Chinese China still to this day. And it’s not the entire Chinese government, it’s the controlling factions within the Chinese government, within 10 major families that run their political apparatus and military apparatus. Often there’s a lot of infighting with them, but still there it’s.

They see it in their interest to weaken this nation, of course, but at the same time, you have a group, or let’s say a subset that has actually been working against the same enemy that Russia and the United States and India and other countries have been working against. And that is again the central banking system. All you have to do is go back and see on video David, the dead David Rockefeller saying how the Chinese government, I’m paraphrasing how they do it right. And that’s the system, that’s the direction we’re going to move. Oh, they, oh, they absolutely want that, right.

Social credit, complete access to private affairs, how you spend your money, et cetera, et cetera. It goes on and on and on and on. Now, you mix that with technology available today all the way down to the nanotech, and we’ve got a serious problem. And my question is, and I, I see it on. Yes, I’ve talked to those working on it. So certain levels have been face to face with it myself in, in the political realm. Chinese are definitely there. That’s, that’s an understatement. I think a series that was trying to tell you that and it was a little ahead of its time, was the one called Mr.

Robot. One of the few. I, I talk about films and, and series I get to watch so little, but when I do, it’s kind of like that beer commercial. But when I do, when I do, they’re, they’re usually really good with something to say. Ah, you’re talking, you’re talking about. I don’t normally drink those. I don’t normally drink beer, but when I do, I drink. Dr. Yeah. The most interesting man in the world. I don’t, Yeah, I don’t, I don’t know if I’m him, but I know I don’t. I don’t always watch tv, but when I do, it’s for a special purpose, let’s put it that way.

Yeah, it’s going to be good one. Funny one that my, you know, my daughter introduced me to since we were going through that, that our brief period of hell together was the good place. I never heard of it. It was obviously on NBC back, I think, from 2016 to 2020. Really has a good cast. You know, there’s a little questionable things in there, but I have, I think the writing is genius in that I think it’s funny as all. I mean, it’s the, the just the rapidity of the lines and the, and the, the type of humor and what is really being dealt with.

Trust me. You begin it from. I’m only through halfway through season two. And it’s taking you places like you would never anticipate. And I was surprised it was a network or whatever they have that’s a pay service. I don’t know which one it was on, but I was surprised to see it and what it’s saying and it’s just something fun to watch and you know, don’t take it too seriously. It’s just a fun watch, but says a lot of great things in there about people and. And you know, points to some things about what life and death really are and that are just funny to entertain and it’s that interesting.

So I recommend that the Good Place. I will have to check that out. Yeah, definitely check it out and tell me what you think of it. Honestly. But if you don’t like it, it’s not your cup of tea, let me know. But there’s a lot of things in there that. Yeah, you talk about manipulation. It’s the ultimate in a certain way. I think there’s some folks out there. I’ve probably seen it on, in the audience, you know. But anyway, it does kind of fit with some of the things we talked about. But what you talked about with, with Karen Ass, I mean Bass, this is how this is.

That’s what you call a long game placement. And a lot of people don’t know this. He was on the short list to be vice president. She was in the final. He made the final cut of like the final like two or three people that Biden was going to choose to be the vice president. That’s scary, but par for the course. And they’ve it, believe me, all the way down to the local, let’s say city council, township council, county councils, school boards. The voting manipulation that has occurred over the last, in in particular intensely three decades. A lot of these people are in place.

They don’t even realize that they were looked at. Their attitudes, their biases, their misconceptions. But basically what they would most likely do was already mapped out through computer systems and their history. And they were. Then they magically won the vote by, you know, it was 1200 votes. They won 695, you know, and they won by 51%. Right. It’s all across the country. So we have a lot of cleaning up to do. Yeah. Let me read this quote because this is a quote straight from Karen Bass’s mouth. The white left played a huge role for me in Hamilton High School, for example.

A lot of the Jewish parents were activists and some of them were in the Communist party. And so I grew up with a lot of red diaper babies and there were some African American parents who were in the Communist party and there were teachers who were in the Communist party. So white radicals were very influential. And at the same time you had the Black Panthers and the whole black movement. Now this is Karen Bass talking about her time in high school in the late 60s, early 70s in Southern California outside of Los Angeles, the western part of Los Angeles.

So I mean that’s just, that’s, that’s freaking terrifying. That’s. This was, this is the education that she received in Los Angeles in the late 60s, early 70s. So when Besmyanov talks about how they had ideological subversion wrapped up by 1984, had. They had three generations of Americans, he wasn’t lying. No, he wasn’t lying. And God bless him for coming out and saying the truth once I think we gave him asylum and he was safe here. Well, he, I don’t think he actually got asylum here. I think he got asylum in Canada. Okay. He became a Canadian citizen.

But, but you know, he, he, he became a hardcore Christian and he. There, there are multi. I’ve, I’ve got every video that I’ve ever found of him I downloaded, so I’ve got them all and he’s done. He, he. I think I’ve got like three or four talks of his. But yeah, just, just an amazingly intelligent man and very wise. And it was a lot of, you know, if you don’t know his story, he was a subversive agent for the KGB and went into foreign countries and that was his job. Did what he could to, to do counter, counter subversive activities to try to make the country be communist or, you know, lay the foundation for Marxist Leninist ideology.

Well, the thing that put him over the edge was he discovered that a good friend of his and his wife who were on his side were marked for terminations. They. He opened up their file one day and he saw that they were, they were, they were to be executed once, once the revolution happened, they were to be executed. And he’s like, why? And he’s like, they know too much. So. And at that point he’s like this, I’m out, Deuces. And then he left. He quit. Mic drop. I’m going to. Americans, Brits, Canadians, whoever helps me. Yeah, gone.

So I’m sure it was a joint operation to get him out. I’m sure it was, but it, yeah, what he has to say, I think if you can post that where people can see it, that would be. Yeah, I will actually. That’s a good idea. That’s a good idea. I, I should do that. That’s actually a, a worthwhile, that’s a worthwhile speech or, or just an interview from G over Griffin. That’s a really, really good interview. And then he did another one where he did a speech where he’s like a standalone Talk. So. Yeah, but. And guys, I’ll say this is Bass is ridiculous.

So this is the one thing that I want to leave you with. You know, allowing her to operate maybe part of the plan for the time being being in California. I have, I have witnessed this state go from. You know, I grew up here in the 70s and the 80s. And it was, you know, it was, it was really, it was conservative. You know, that was when Reagan was here. And then of course you had Bush and you know, Bush and Reagan were the first two presidents that were back to back of the same party. Since I can’t even remember when, I think it was, it was the 1800s.

That was the first time that presidents of the same party won back to. Back then you had, you know, then things. Then the wall fell and whatnot. But where was I going with that? Oh, I know the communist thing. You know, the communists, the people with Marxist philosophies took over California very slowly. And when they did, you know, so many people, whenever I would do gun shows, they would all talk about how crazy and stupid the people in Sacramento were. You got to realize that they’re not crazy and stupid. They’re actually brilliant. And to call them crazy and stupid is a, it really just shows how ignorant you are.

And I don’t mean that as an insult. I’m just saying the. To call them crazy and stupid dismisses them as just kind of like a fictional adversary. They are very intelligent, they play the long game extraordinarily well and they’re highly, highly intelligent. So never, ever, ever underestimate the people with the Marxist philosophy. Now they may be soy boys and they may be weaklings, but that’s the, that’s the, that’s the follow on generation. I’m not talking about the original generation. What makes it easy to call them stupid now is because they, they. And that’s a, actually a.

Not a bad thing to say that yeah, they’re stupid in this case equals desperation. So the move. When your, your opponent’s moves are so limited, say on the battlefield, they’re pre. They come to a point of predictability and they have these resources here, these here, these here. Any one of them gets through, we’re in trouble. Okay. Their choices though, are extremely limited. And then you have your, your final response to what next stupid move they’ll make because they’re desperate. So I think that’s what people are seeing when they call them. I’ve called them stupid, I’ve called them naive because they’re, they’re limited now.

And that desperation that leads one like myself in the past and still do to a point, call them stupid is because some of these people know that what they are saying is absolutely unmitigated, yet they say it anyway with a smile like a Karen ass. I mean best or a, a pencil neck geek. What great eating freak scum sucking P head with a lousy physique. What do you call that? Not Schumer Standard hotel boy. Oh, shift, shift, shift. Adam Schiff. Yeah, yeah, full of. For him to say just a lot of the things that have been scripted for him to say.

And I’ll remind people that at the end of the day, if you notice, if you can go back to any of the old espn, not espn, C Span, rather recordings of those procedure proceedings towards the last three hours of the day, you’ll see him staring off into space. Well, he’s getting information in his earpiece is what, is what was happening. And I talked to a friend who would know and I said, honestly, who is scripting his bullshit at the end of the day? Because what he was saying at the conclusion of each day’s hearings was actually some interesting and good stuff on how America should be stolen from the America first playbook.

But they put it out there anyway. And I said, who in the F is writing his scripts? He chuckled and said, funny you should ask that. A group at Universal in his district of writers. And they would write these wonderful soliloquies of, of, of how great America is. And we can’t let you know, internal and external forces, you name it, he said it, but he said it as if they owned it. No, right now the biggest problem that the, the good guys are facing is that they’re stealing fundamental foundational basics of what Americans who want America to be first and strong and self sufficient again, they’re taking those very concepts and putting them out there first with their spin on it.

Now it’s only doing so much damage. That’s why you don’t see much response to it other than, you know, you’re talking heads who do a good job of saying, you know, yeah, listen to this. And you know, it’s. They’ll never act on it. That’s not them. They’re only telling people what they want to hear. Okay, that’s all you really need at this point because it is such pathetic desperation. Yes, his, a lot of his words and what was said afterwards in press conferences was scripted. This was a separate script from the 4:00am Script dump that goes to the media outlets that if you take that few phrases of the day.

Doesn’t matter matter what radio or television station you’re listening to locally or nationally. You heard those. And there’s been many videos put out showing you this. This is all scripted, both sides. And it’s the. The name of the game now is confusion. Confusion so that even the public isn’t really discerning and discussing amongst themselves and publicly what really is going on because it’s too. It’s been made a little difficult for that. And that means were coming down to like the battle of Estwig or whatever it was. Easting. Easting where we cut off the Iraqis in. In Desert Storm and continue and.

And proceeded to destroy them. But you heard nothing, you knew nothing until that day came and you got word, okay, the ground assault has begun. Now if every unit in. In every branch knew the ground assault was coming, you can damn be sure by one method or another, or a big mouth or a spy for that matter, a covert operative rather would have leaked it to them, but it wasn’t because it was kept contained. And the air assaults continued, continued, continued. And then the ground assault began. But you didn’t know when. Well, and you also had the marine expeditionary force waiting off of the coast of Kuwait.

And they had a lot of the Iraqi army, which was. They’re waiting because they thought that’s where the invasion was going to come from. That was your. Yeah, your. That was your inception. Yeah. That was your fame. And, and you know who was one of the authors of that? Who? Scott Ritter. I don’t doubt that for a minute because that’s brilliant plan. Yeah, Scott Ritter. Scott Ritter was in charge. He was a junior officer and he was in charge of doing a lot of the. During the Gulf War he worked right under Schwarzkopf. And he was, he, he, he was one of the guys that was in charge of doing all that stuff.

That’s why he was called over to be the UN inspector. But they didn’t like what he found because he was being truthful when he said, I don’t find anything. And so they didn’t like it. And so all of a sudden, oh, the next thing you know, he’s got kitty porn on his computer. And now he’s. Now he’s a pariah. Oh, well, there’s at one time kitty porn on 5,000 terminals at the Pentagon. They use Chuck Wrestler to clean that one up. It went from 5,000 down to a thousand, down to 400, down to 50 something, and then finally down to 12.

And out of that 12, five were prosecuted. Well, how the hell did that stuff get spread all over? Was. Right. Was it the tech or what? Who knows? So here’s. Here’s the question that I have. How do you know somebody has porn on their comp, kitty porn on their computer, unless you’re going in it? Yeah. And in those systems. Yeah. You give up all rights. It’s for work, you know, if you give. I’m not talking about that. Oh, it’s personal. Yeah. How do you find out that somebody’s personal computer has kitty porn? And how do you use that as justification? Justification to go into his house.

Because you’ve put it in there, number one. Exactly. You’ve hacked his unit. Number two, where are the warrants for all of that? It’s like coming in into your, you know, library or office and looking at what books you have to make a judgment on someone. Well, it’s not exactly a good way to do it, but they do it anyway. But yeah, you put it on there. You knew it was on there. Where are the warrants and where’s the history of that kind of behavior? Because if you go back and they can go back on everything he’s ever done, they’ll find there wasn’t any.

Right. So it’s not. In the end, it’s not going to stick, but it is a very powerful harassment tool. That’s why people need to keep their computers clean and know what you got in there at all times. Yeah. Yep. That’s why you and, and sorry, guys, I hate to burst your bubble, but VPNs, while they’re good for masking your IP address so that you can watch a movie and you’re out. Out of market or do something in another country. That’s all well and good, but they’ll get you the tour, even tour. You can. You’ve got so much time and then you got to jump back on, off and jump back in.

Yep. You know, otherwise you’re. You’re. You will be traced 100%. All right, guys, well, that’s going to do it for tonight. We are at the 3 hour and 13 minute mark. So I know Ghost is tired and I’m kind of tired. My dog gone south. So appreciate everybody here tuning in, appreciate some of these comments of. Yeah. The surgery, etc. Thank you very much for that. Greatly appreciate it. Absolutely. So. But if everything goes as planned, he’ll be back on Friday night to really geek and nerd out about airplanes. Yeah. So. And brains and pine. You will.

And. And I will too. I promise you. You can. I, man, I Just. I love aircraft. I’ll tell you what. Once you. Once people hear, you know a lot about the, you know, the aeronautical engineering aspect and what it really takes to build these things and let alone the men and women who fly them, God bless them, the test pilot arena is a very interesting world. And these guys, you know, balls of tungsten. That’s all I got to say. Well, and there’s. There’s that. But you know, you know what, what? The thing that I find amazing is that we built the SR71 in the early.

In the late 50s and early 60s. Kelly Johnson with. With nothing but, like, slide rules. And, I mean, there was no computer technology to help an imagination. Yeah. And wind tunnels. Yeah. And concepts tested, failed, tested, failed, tested. Fag. This works. Finally got something. Let’s work with this. He. Kelly Johnson headed that up. The Skunk works for that. The U2 prior to that. The Starfighter we were talking about, that’s one of his. Do you know when his first. Do you know, do you know what his first P38 Lightning? World War II. Well, actually. Actually, he probably had a few prior to that.

Well, the one. The one that was the. The one that he really had a significant influence on was the. Was the Electra because. Oh, yeah, the lock. The Electra. The Electra had the twin tape, had the twin tails. Yeah. And that was the. That. That was its signature move, or that was the signature thing, was the twin tails. And that was a Kelly. That was a Kelly Johnson thing because it. It stabilized it. So. And the P38 Lightning had the two pilots. Pilots, Single pilot. No, there was two. There was Richard I Bong and there was.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. You’re talking about. You’re talking about highest kills. Yes. Yeah. Two individuals that had the highest kill kills of all fighter pilots in all theaters of the war around the world. Well, on the. On the. On the American bong and Maguire, on the American side, they both flew the P38 Lightning because in a dive, that plane was bucking the sound barrier and they. It was close, actually. Yeah. They actually had to do a little tail attachment to it that would keep the surfaces in the rear from rattling too hard. Basically playing Coming Apart.

But J. Kelly Johnson over Skunk Works. Amazing things happen. And then who was the one that took over that said we could take ET Home now? He was. I don’t remember the name, but I know Ben. It’s been. Oh, what is it? Bend over, Ben. And not bend over. That’s half the government. I’m sorry, I couldn’t I could have. Yeah, I could have. The name will come to me. It’s not important. I know you couldn’t. That was a good one, though. But yeah, that was a good dad joke too. Do you know why the SR71 was made public so soon? No, I don’t.

No. Because during the 1964 presidential race with between LBJ and Barry Goldwater, Barry Goldwater called LBJ soft on defense. And so LBJ brought out the SR71 from, from being behind the scenes and said, ah, look what we got. Call me sophomore defense. Yeah. So, I mean, the SR71 was public almost from the get go. And then how they got the titanium to build it. Oh, yeah, from the Russians with all the front companies around the world. Yeah. So anyway, we can go. We’ll go into a lot more stuff on Friday, but okay, so, so tomorrow got the Constitution class and many of you probably know by now that Mike King has, he’s discontinued all classes up until Labor Day.

And then he said in the same email that, you know, maybe do a couple times a month. I’m not counting on that. So, you know, there’s, there, there’s a realistic possibility that the Mike King show is no longer going to occur. But we’ll see what happens. I, I, you know, I don’t know, I don’t know what’s going to happen there, but I will be doing the Constitution class. And this gives me an opportunity to do a couple things I want to do with Doug, specifically going to the Mexican American War and gives me the opportunity also to do some other things.

So, you know, hey, when one door closes, another door opens. And then Fridays or excuse me, and then Wednesdays we have the Hump Day podcast with our good friend Dr. John King. He is a, he’s a survivor of sexual child sex abuse and being trafficked and is a, you know, he’s actually earned his PhD and he does everything that he can to help men and women who have been victims of crime, of sexual crimes or trauma in general. Not just sexual trauma, but like, you know, ptsd, war trauma, things of that nature. So, so anyway, that’s on Wednesdays and then, and then again on Friday will be the Friday night watch party this week.

And it’s going to be the right stuff. So, so that said, guys, look forward to seeing you guys tomorrow with, with Doug. And until then, everybody have a fantastic evening. Ghost, thanks again for your time and we’ll see you when I see you. And God bless everyone in the audience, you as well. Take care. Rise.
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