Sheriffs Should Be Looking For Sleeper Cells…

We work with gun organizations, the GOA, local groups, NRA, local groups, SAF, local groups. We’re willing to work with anybody and everybody that’s on the side of liberty, peace, and safety. Absolutely. So, yeah. And then somebody asked if Sheriff should be looking for the sleeper cells, especially after what has just happened in Iran. And the answer to that one is absolutely yes. As a matter of fact, we’ve already said that the sheriffs are vital to that process, and they should be looking for those. And no one knows the county better than the sheriffs and his office and his posses.

No one knows the county better than they. And so, absolutely. And to have the eyes and ears of the community involved in that, again, that’s the posse. Absolutely. Vital part of that process. And should we be more concerned about that now than we were yesterday? Yes. Yes. Unless you all trust Iran. So, yes. Everybody should be prepared, and everybody should have guns and ammo. Everybody should have water storage in your home, or a safe way and a secure way to get clean water and food. Because are those sleeper cells going to do anything? Folks, the last year has been saturated with intel that they’re going to attack our grid and water supply.

Yep. And I wrote a novel about 20 years ago, was it 20? Yeah, about 20 years ago, called The Naked Spy. It’s available on our website. The Naked Spy talks about a nonfiction fiction scenario that where the big thing that happens to us all is that the subterfuge from our enemies is an attack on our water supply. I put that in there 20 years ago. Yeah, maybe it’s worth looking at. It’s a great book, folks. It’s a page turner, and very exciting, very riveting. And like I say, it’s the only novel I’ve ever written, The Naked Spy.

His mission began the day he died. I have it. I’ve not read it yet. I read your other book, the one you just referenced a moment ago. I forgot the title of it already. And it’s an easy read. It’s what is it, about 155 pages or something? It’s an easy read. You can read it about an hour and a half, unless you’re a speed reader, then 10 minutes. I love that book, but it’s not the book I push. I think that’s the first time I’ve ever pushed it, because I’m too much into the freedom books.

And there’s some freedom aspects about that book, definitely. But it’s a novel. And so I don’t take it with me on trips. And sometimes I’ll have it with me on the table if it’s close by my home, and I can just drive the truck and put the books in also. But I won’t put them on the plane. There’s just not enough room. And so that’s that. But any other questions? It looks like we’re about timed out. But if there’s another question, I’ll take it. There’s one from Sheriff Mack, Ask Sheriff Mack, from Liz Rennell.

And she wants to know if all the sheriffs in every county, in every state, take the same type of oath of office. Yeah, some of them have started to tweak it a little bit. And I think even the one in Florida has been tweaked a little bit. Somebody told me there was one other one that really got different, that it said, uphold and defend, protect and preserve the United States Constitution and the laws and bylaws of the state. But still nothing supersedes the Constitution, folks. It’s the supreme law of the land. And so remember the order.

First, we obey God’s law. Second, we obey constitutional law. And so that’s just the order. That’s the picking order. And so when, as Judge Roll said in my case, we’re forced to choose between the two, between obeying a constitution or obeying a state statute, which one wins? That’s obvious. Constitution is the supreme law of the land. So nothing supersedes it except God’s law. So, well, great show. I don’t want to call it a show. It’s a webinar. We’re teaching and we’re learning and we’re sharing. And folks, I think this is really where it’s happening, where the backdrop of America has been changed, like that reporter from Detroit said.

And we need to make this bigger, better and faster. And in order to do that, well-funded. Boy, yes. And thank you, Kathy, and thank you all for being on the show today. We make it because of you. This is a We the People organization. And I’m sorry, I just didn’t have enough room when I did the name of our organization already too long. I couldn’t add and We the People or the people in there. But you’re the reason we exist. You’re the reason the sheriff exists. And you’re the reason the sheriff has his job. So thank you all.

And Jack, thank you. And we’ll see everybody next week. All right, sir. Thank you. Another We the People broadcast has gone into history. Very well said. Anyway, people, don’t forget to support us. C-S-P-O-A-A dot org slash donate and the store. Pass it along to your friends. Try to get people to become Posse members. Imagine we had 1,000, 1,500 Posse members and maybe a third or half of them show up at your event. Sheriff Mack, that would just be what an army. It would be great stuff. Somebody just asked when is this available for replay? It should be up tomorrow and for those that are members.

And then Stephanie usually gets three to five sub pieces out of it and puts it up for free on the main website. A couple of days at the most from after the day when it’s still by Friday. All right. Thanks so much. All right. We’ll see you next week. Be safe. Thank you all for coming today. We really appreciate it. And we’ll talk to you again next Wednesday. Bye now. [tr:trw].