The Idiot's Guide to Juneteenth | 6/20/22

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Oh,

hello and welcome, America.

It is Monday.

It's Juneteenth.

Most people, well, many people don't know what Juneteenth is or had never heard of it.

It was a very big Texas holiday for a while.

And now the Washington Post wants you to know, now this is going to come as a surprise to you, that during the Civil War, Texas, which was a Confederate-sided state,

they didn't announce that the slaves were free.

They actually held these slaves against their will.

as slaves.

And it wasn't until the war was won that they finally let these slaves go.

It is, man, that's how, that's how racist these slave, I mean, there's slave owners, and then there's the racist slave owners that just didn't do what the government said to do, you know, the government that they were at war with and breaking away from.

Isn't that weird?

I'm going to give you some news on our founders and how racist this country really is.

I'm going to give you some news.

If you've never heard it before, you will ask yourself, gee, why?

That's awfully convenient to leave this out of history.

We'll begin there in 60 seconds.

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All right, so the Washington Post

writes a story in 1903.

A black man walked into an office in a small town in Texas seeking any news about whether slavery had ended.

In 1903,

He's what

excuse me?

The earnest inquiry from the man who had been forced to labor without pay came more than thirty-eight years after Major General Gordon Granger landed on Galveston Island, Texas, with more than two thousand federal soldiers to deliver the belated news of freedom to the enslaved black people in Texas.

Word of the

end of bondage for more than 250,000 enslaved black people in the the state arrived June 19,

1865,

two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

Despite the clear instructions in General Order Number 3 and the announcement that day by Granger's men, that the people in Texas are informed that, in accordance with the proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free.

Now,

this was a a real problem in Texas.

You know, it's a state in rebellion, a state that believes in slavery.

And, you know, surprise, surprise, these guys didn't want to tell their slaves, oh, you're free, because the president we're fighting against just freed you.

It's not really surprising, but it's horrible.

Enslavers across the state resisted the general's orders, hiding the news from the enslaved black people.

Many black people were forced to continue to labor under the impression, under the oppression of ruthless enslavers and unscrupulous plantation owners.

Last year, President Biden signed a bill to recognize Juneteenth as a federal holiday.

On Thursday, in advance of the holiday, human rights activists installed a 150-foot pan-African flag garden in the ellipse south of the White House.

Now,

why would we do this?

You know, the South had their own flag.

America had old glory.

America had the stars and stripes.

They had the stars and bars.

Excuse me?

Why would we celebrate this by flying another flag?

Why would we do that?

By the way, do you know who the first

Republican

president of the GOP was in Texas.

Yeah, he was a black guy.

Isn't that weird?

Isn't that weird?

This is only being recognized now because the progressives think that they can use it against the Republican Party because people are uneducated.

People in

this country

are, and I got, I'm sorry,

but

I have come to a new conclusion about the American people.

Many of them are dumb as a box of rocks.

And I don't know if you've ever had a conversation with a box of rocks, but it doesn't go well.

And

the American people have been dumbed down and dumbed down and intentionally misled.

And great portions of our history and things that you need to know just to survive not being taught in schools.

So, in honor of Juneteenth, I brought something in from the Mercury vaults.

This is the Declaration by the representatives of the United States of America in General Congress assembled.

This is the rough draft of

the Declaration of Independence in Thomas Jefferson's own hand.

Oh my gosh, Glenn Beck, how could you possibly?

How could you possibly quote Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence?

I mean, Thomas Jefferson,

all men are created equal.

Yeah, Tom, except for all those slaves, right?

That's the argument.

Where are they in the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson.

So this is, again, the first draft in his own handwriting.

It's four pages long, and if you happen to be watching on the Blaze, you will see that there are corrections and things marked out and language changed.

and you'll see just like in a word doc it'll say be franklin or it'll say mr.

Adams and it comes off to the side to show you who made the changes for the most part it's it's left pretty

pretty much the same

so the first part of it is you know when in the course of human events they're basically saying you know look we're gonna break up and we think because we try to be decent people we think if we're going to break up with somebody, we should tell them why.

And,

you know, they decided they had the other option of going, hey, King George, it's not you, it's us.

But no, no, no.

We decided we should tell him it is you.

It is you.

We really actually

love you.

We want to be with you, but you won't listen to us.

So, in this breakup letter we call the Declaration of Independence, we tell him,

look,

we think that just basic decency requires us to

tell you what happened.

And the first thing we want to tell you is

you don't know us.

We believe in different things.

There are things that we hold self-evident that

you don't.

And we think these are really important.

So when we break up from you, we're going to go and

we're we're going to do our own country.

But we want to tell you what we're creating and what it is that we believe that we've been trying to tell you.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights.

And among these, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

And, this is where it gets sticky,

and that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, drawing their just powers from the consent of the governed.

Nobody had ever done that before.

Nobody had ever thought that before.

Completely a new idea.

Can you imagine the king reading this and going, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

You're telling me that you actually believe that you, a farmer, an underling,

you're equal to me, the king, and that God gave you the same rights he gives to me?

And that government is going to be, the people in government are going to be voted on by the people, people like you.

And the government is instituted to protect your rights against people like me?

It's an incredible thought.

Incredible thought.

So he goes on and explains what we're going to create.

This is our mission statement as a nation.

And like mission statements usually go, they're very, very lofty and hard to obtain, but it's what drives a company.

And if you have a company that's been in business for 250 years, you're going to have some problems with that business in its history.

You're going to see, oh, wow, a company really went out of whack here.

Walt Disney, right now, he's spinning in his grave.

You could make chair rails rails and chairs and broomsticks on his body.

He's spinning so fast, he's like a lathe.

But they've lost it before.

They lost it in the 1980s, not like this.

But they come back.

I don't know if Disney's going to be able to survive the comeback this time.

But

the question is, are we?

So we have this mission statement, and this is what Martin Luther King said in

his great I Have a Dream speech.

He's like, America, it's in your own documents.

Just live up to those things.

So he spells it all out, and then he says, and we need to tell you that it's not us, it is you.

And these are called usurptations, and they're it's two and a half pages of just quick,

you know, one line.

He refused to pass the laws of accommodation for large districts of people.

Okay, so that's one of them.

And he'll just, they just list all of these.

And again, it's about two and a half pages.

And they're all one or two, maybe three lines at most.

But in the usurptation section, the last paragraph, and it's half a page, is one usurptation.

So we've always wondered, how could Thomas Jefferson, how could you possibly quote that racist bigot slave owner who only cared about money?

He would write, he'd write beautiful things, but then he'd do the opposite.

He had slaves, and he didn't even point out that all men are created equal.

That includes the slaves who are men, right?

Ask yourself as I read this to you, why you didn't learn this in history.

Halfway down the second page, this actually, the third page, second of the usurpations, the last usurptation comes, the last thing the king did that they could not tolerate and had to break up.

And it says, and I quote: The king has waged cruel war against nature itself, violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty

in the persons of a distant people who never offended him,

captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither.

So he's either talking about the slaves here from Africa and saying the king brought them over here, or he's what talking about Willy Wonka and the Oopalumpas.

He's clearly talking about the slaves that the king brought to America.

This pirotical warfare, the opprobrium of infidel underlined, infidel powers, is the warfare of the printed and underlined Christian king of Great Britain, determined to keep an open market where men capitalized, where men should be bought and sold.

He has prostituted his negative for suppressing every legislative attempt to prohibit or restrain this

horrible

commerce, and that this assemblage of horrors might want no fact of distinguished die,

he is now executing, or no, he is now exciting those very people to rise in arms among us to purchase that liberty of which he, underline, has deprived them of

by murdering the people on whom he has also

offended,

thus paying off former crimes committed against the liberties of one people with crimes he wages for them to commit against the lives of another.

He goes on and how many times they tried to slay to end slavery, and all of the times he frustrates it, twists it, refuses to let it pass.

So an entire paragraph is taking down the king.

This is, it's clear when reading this, at least with Thomas Jefferson, this is the most important reason we broke away.

This had to be unanimous, this declaration, or the king would weasel his way in between the colonies and break them apart.

So, every line of this rough draft had to be voted on.

So, we are such a horrible horrible racist.

We only cared about money and oppression.

How many of the 13 colonies voted against that paragraph?

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So,

how many states actually voted against that paragraph?

Out of the 13 colonies, how many?

Two.

It was South Carolina and Georgia.

Those two were the only two that voted against.

That means 11 states wanted this horror show of states to stop, but they couldn't, they could not be split on that.

If the king could have Georgia and South Carolina, he could break up the whole movement.

So they

dropped that.

But did you know that if

New England itself, New York and everything north, New England, if that were a country and not part of England,

if it was independent, it would have been 50 years

before the British banned slavery.

They were so far ahead of their time.

This is the first area that banned slavery like that.

A massive, that was the United States of America for the most part.

And they were 50 years ahead of everyone else.

How come we don't get credit for that?

How come the 11 states that voted against slavery don't get credit for that?

Because of a political agenda.

And in states like Texas and elsewhere, as soon as people got voting rights, the Klan came around and tried to disarm people.

Well, what a surprise.

The same party that did that to black people are now trying to disarm the United States of America and all of our citizens.

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The White House denies this.

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A lot of news to report today.

Let me just give you some highlights.

The WHO

now says that those lockdowns created really bad mental health issues.

Depression increased by 25% globally just in the first year.

So depression, suicides, apparently

some of that was caused by those lockdowns.

Who would have seen that coming?

Also,

according to the Daily Mail, a British newspaper, the Marxist president of the World Health Organization has just come out, not publicly, not publicly, but he has been telling now elected officials, elected government officials, top elected officials in

Europe, that the most likely

origin of COVID, unfortunately,

probably

came from a leak in the Wuhan lab.

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And who would have seen that coming?

Now, I think he's not saying this publicly because he might get kicked off of Twitter for the conspiracy theory on both of those, really.

And they really, really need their credibility right now.

The CDC is working with the WHO.

I don't know if you've seen this,

but the CDC has just come out with guidelines to be able to have safe sex

and avoid monkeypox.

And now, see, I well, I am a doctor.

I was going to say I'm not a doctor, but I am a doctor.

But I'll talk slowly for Pat and Stu.

Pat Gray just joins us from Pat Gray Unleashed.

And I'll talk slowly so you guys can understand.

They said,

the CDC

said,

whatever you do,

if you want to have sex and you're worried about monkeypox,

have sex while fully clothed.

Okay.

Now, I don't know

how that works.

I mean, that's what Pat would say.

I, of course, as a doctor, understand that.

But they also said wash your hands.

and your fetish gear, who doesn't have a lot of that,

and your clothes immediately after

having sex

virtually.

That's weird.

I always clean my fetish gear.

I've got a six feet apart from one another.

Probably once a week.

Once a week at least.

Right.

Right, right.

Well, do you use it more than once a week?

Well, of course.

Because you should do it after every.

Oh,

every time?

All right.

Yeah, every time.

Or you could get the monkeypox.

Now, see, as a doctor, but I haven't been to school for that doctor stuff in a while, so I'm probably a little out of touch.

I think, ooh, that nasty sore on you, I'm no longer thinking I'm hot for sex with you.

You know,

when in doubt, leave it out

is a good one.

This is one of the interesting parts about this advice is it's not about having sex with if you happen to be at risk of monkeypox or like you think monkeypox is around and you want to have sex and do it as safely as possible.

It's when you actively want to have sex with someone who currently has monkeypox, like you know, they have it and you still want to have sex with them.

I just feel like the demand part of that equation has got to be pretty low.

Like, you know, like

just having sex with someone special

who has monkeypox actively just seems odd.

I don't know.

I mean, I know Playboy used to have their, you know, Playmate turn-ons, turn-offs, and I can't tell you how many times people have seen, you know, one of my turn-ons

monkeypox.

Really?

Big, open, weepy sores.

It just turns those

turns those ladies on.

So

good for you, ladies.

Good for you.

I mean, not that anything weird is happening in our society at all.

By the way, Jurassic World 3 is

still number one.

Buzz Lightyear, and I love the reviews.

They couldn't figure out why it did so poorly at the box office.

You know, it might be that

people don't like grooming with their kids.

Yeah.

And there's a whole,

they just talked about the kiss, the same-sex kiss.

It goes beyond that.

I mean, there's a same-sex marriage.

There's you see their relationship progress, I guess.

My daughter and her family went, and the kids liked it, but the parents, not so much.

And you can tell why a lot of people stay away from the movie.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Is that because of your bigoted hatred for anything that is different, Pat?

That's what it is.

That's exactly what it is.

You guessed it.

By the way, I wanted to find out when you're coming back to town because I'm hosting our annual drag queen party at my house

in August.

Yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Everybody's doing it.

The kids, of course,

especially, are invited.

The younger, the better.

Yeah.

Like we're going to be able to do that.

And the younger, the better, right?

Yeah.

We're looking for two-year-olds, one and two-year-olds, toddlers that can

be brought into the

queen scene.

Right.

Can we

come

in drag?

you want to?

Oh, I prefer that.

Yes, please.

Yeah, please come and drag.

You'll come and drag, too.

That'll be Stu?

Obviously, you're invited.

Well,

as you noted, I will be getting much of my both drag queen gear and fetish gear cleaned.

Oh, okay.

So it's just a matter of the timing on that, Pat.

I'm concerned about the timing.

All right.

Well, you could start now.

Yeah, well, you want to stay

very dirty.

You want to stay safe when you're using.

It could take weeks.

When you're using whips and things that are jammed into orifices, you know, you want to be safe medically.

You really do.

I think that's good.

You really do.

Right.

Hey, in a completely unrelated article,

a Florida Sheriff's Department said it arrested a Disney employee as part of a larger sting in which it nabbed a dozen suspects in a child sex crackdown.

So

I don't want to harp on this.

I mean, hey, who are we to judge this Disney employee for wanting to have sex with a 15-year-old?

You know what I mean?

I'm not here to judge.

I'm just saying you're going to, what was it, a millstone around your neck?

Burning the fires of the fire.

But I,

yeah,

I don't want to judge.

May I make a prediction, however?

Disney is going to become a predator to our children.

I mean, already we know what they're doing indoctrinating, but I'll bet you you're going to see more and more child crimes happening from Disney employees.

I hope I'm wrong on that.

I hope I'm wrong.

But there seems to be

a really crazy thing going on where

sky's the limit on anything.

And if you think that you're going to separate the pedophiles from everybody else who says, you know, I can be a chicken and you have to call me a chicken.

I mean, I think that's a scene that maybe pedophiles might flourish in.

Just saying.

Yeah, that's possible.

I would think even

likely, perhaps.

Totally unrelated to your drag queen.

Completely unrelated.

Yeah, nothing to do with it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is for normal drag queen people.

I don't know if you saw this, but could we have the cut of the bird and the environment?

There's a bird that is now teaching us all about the environment, and I want you to see the clip and Pat, if you can, describe it.

This is an environmental warning now.

Okay.

Looks like a drag queen person

and a bird.

From the National Audubon Society, obviously.

Your number one source for drag queen means.

And then she rises up.

Oh, or he

and he's got wings like the bird does.

This is really

very artistic.

And in the songs, they no longer

be

able to act as a bird.

And

the bird and the drag queen are both beautiful.

Yes.

The birds tell us that global warming is here and there's trouble.

And I

embrace the fact that he is now a woman bird.

But I just want to show you another clip in completely unrelated.

Do you remember the show Kids of the Hull?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Let me just go back in the time tunnel.

Again, completely unrelated.

Let me show you a comedy skit from Kids in the Hole about a decade ago.

Don't go on home.

Who is it?

It's me, Max Davis.

I answered your ad in the personals.

We have a date tonight.

Oh, yeah.

Are you my dad?

Yes, I am.

Oh, these are a couple walking out from next door, and then we see the doors opening.

Well, I bet your mother gave you a name.

What is it?

I said it was Max.

Oh, yeah?

Come on in, Max.

No.

What?

You want to eat dinner out here?

I did last night.

Dressed as a chicken.

You're

not from Toronto?

No, just.

Come on in.

Well,

what are you?

God, you're not too right.

I'm a chicken lady.

A chicken lady.

Yeah, and I love life.

Do you love life?

Oh, yeah.

I thought you might, because I put that in my personal ad.

Chicken lady loves life.

Gee, I never took that literally.

I never really...

No!

Never really took chicken lady literally.

So

stop.

This goes on.

You can find it on YouTube.

It's fantastic.

But

aren't we living in a world where a woman or a man can be dressed as a woman and call himself a chicken lady, and we all have to accept it?

Yes, it would be hateful, right?

For that, for him not to want to come in, for the neighbors to be horrified by the possibility of this guy's date, for him not to be into it, I think, is hateful now, which is really fascinating in so many ways.

It sure is.

We are, if you recognize your country, raise your hand.

I mean, I don't recognize anything

in our nation anymore, except for good friends like Pat Gray and the other guy who was on the show with me, too.

Thanks.

That's nice of you.

Pat Gray.

Pat Gray Unleashed.

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I want to flip a story around.

There was a story done by the journalist at the Federalist last week, and we have been looking into it.

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Last week, the Federalists released a story that we had heard as well, but couldn't verify.

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Now,

this is

the White House is denying this at this point.

But I want to flip this story around.

It's not if they're doing this.

The question should be

if

the Biden administration is consistent and they're doing the things that they say they're going to do.

Remember, they said they're the largest buyer.

of things so they can set the standards for the E and the S and the G

just by what they buy.

So they can go to companies and say, no, you're not green.

You are going to build this kind of car or bring down this because of your emissions or you're going to hire these kinds of people because of the G

or social justice.

In our buying, we're going to set the standard.

So this is

the largest munitions

producer for the United States government.

About a third of what they make, they then sell to the public for 556 and 223.

It's completely consistent with the philosophy of this White House to go to Winchester and say, you'll lose your contract unless you stop selling this to the public.

If they're not doing it, the question is, why?

Are they lying now or were they lying then?

Got no room to compromise.

We gotta stand together, it's the chorus survey of

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Well, hello America Welcome to Monday.

Wow, the Washington Post has come out with some really good advice.

The president has very little power to control inflation or gas prices, so they're afraid that people are going to go and vote with their wallet instead of their head.

And they've got some serious warnings about the Republicans that I think you need to hear.

And we're going to start there in 60 seconds.

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So here we are.

Here we are with the Washington Post, and they have a new, very important piece out today that says,

here's what voters will get if you cast your ballot based on a gas price.

Okay, Americans are mad about inflation.

They're especially outraged that the gasoline average now is $5 a gallon nationwide.

And history suggests that they may act on that furor by voting the bums out.

But voters should think carefully about what they'll get if they cast their ballot based on the gas price.

Have you ever, ever

heard this ever before?

The unexpected inflation tends to cause voters to punish incumbents at the polls.

Yeah, exactly like it's supposed to.

The cost of

gasoline looms especially large in the public consciousness.

It also weighs heavily on presidential approval ratings.

But the president doesn't have some super secret special dial on his desk that can adjust gas prices.

But many voters believe otherwise.

Well, let me just give you a rundown of the history on this because this seems ironic coming from the press.

1996, the press reported not Clinton's fault, it's capitalism and Newt Gingrich's fault.

Then 2000, Bush blames Clinton, but it's really Bush's fault.

This is typical of an administration that refuses to accept responsibility.

Here's another one from CNN 2001.

It's Bush's fault.

Then 2004, it's all Bush's fault.

Then 2008, it's Bush's and Cheney's fault.

Then CNN 2012, stop blaming Obama.

It's not his fault.

Then in 2012, sure gas prices are high, but it's not as bad as you think.

CNN 2012, America, quit whining about high gas prices.

2018, it's Trump's fault, 2020.

Now it's Trump's fault.

Low oil prices are causing oil company bankruptcies.

Then CNN 2021, Biden can't do anything about it.

It's not his fault.

Okay, all right, okay, all right.

So back to the Washington Post.

Republicans hope this widespread confusion will turn the midterms into a referendum on painful economic conditions and by extension, Democratic leadership.

They're counting on voters to protect their hopes and dreams, including their wildest fantasies about cheaper gas.

I don't know about you, but I'm not thinking of

the people behind the counter at the gas station all dressed up up in something lacy and revealing.

It's not exactly a fantasy for me.

You know, gas prices being low?

No, we had that just a year and a half ago.

I don't know if anybody else noticed, but when Trump was in, we were for the first time in my lifetime energy independent.

We didn't have to worry about Saudi Arabia or anybody else.

Because we were independent and had cheap gas for the first time in my life.

And who got that done?

Oh, Donald Trump.

But wait a minute, he doesn't have any levers to do that, does he?

Hmm.

There are relatively few tools, says the Washington Post, that the President and Congress can deploy to help boost oil production.

What?

Here's an idea.

End ESG.

End the administration's war on oil.

Here's another idea.

You really want to get rid of oil?

Fine, get rid of oil.

But how about we take a quick break?

How about we just break for a minute, slow this down until we have the

other things that are going to replace oil?

They also can't control or moderate overall inflation.

Isn't that what the Federal Reserve's job is?

That is their only job.

I know they've taken on so much more.

That is their job.

Their job is to keep inflation under control.

Well,

the things that they do have probably won't make a huge dent in price growth, but they could help a little on the margin.

Unfortunately, these are not the things that either party is proposing right now.

Democrats are grandstanding about greed and considering silly stuff such as export bans and price controls.

Meanwhile, by the way, those price controls won't seem silly when they happen.

Republicans demagogue about President Biden's

supposed war on fossil fuels and socialism.

His supposed war on fossil fuels?

That's what he campaigned on.

Washington Post says neither party has a serious plan for dealing with inflation overall or gas prices specifically.

You know what?

We don't need the Republican Party.

All you need to do is just listen to the people.

Are we a republic?

Do we have representatives of the people?

Because I can tell you, most of the people in America would say, you know what, let's start producing some more of our oil.

You know, most of America would say, I want to go green if we can.

That's great.

But let's not sacrifice ourselves on the God of global warming.

I'd like the country to continue.

I'd like my children to be able to eat.

Oh, and inflation, here's an idea.

Stop spending money.

You don't have it.

No one's borrowing it.

Nobody's giving us the money anymore.

We're borrowing it from the Fed, meaning we're just printing more.

Assuming that Russia's war in Ukraine continues to disrupt every energy market, that is such bull crap, I can't take it.

Then voters realistically face a choice between high gas prices and the rest of the Democratic agenda, or

high gas prices and the rest of the Republican agenda.

So what it's worth, let's consider what the rest of the agenda is for each party.

Biden and fellow Democrats once promised a cradle-to-grave expansion of the safety net, plus measures intended to combat climate change.

Love or hate this program, I very much like it, but it's no longer terribly relevant to the choices the voters face this November.

Yes, it is.

Climate change.

That's what's causing all of this.

This and the hostile takeover of the free market through something called the Great Reset.

But Democratic infighting has considerably scaled back their ambitions, given constraints laid out by Senators Joe Manchin and Kristen Sinema, who wield critical votes for getting anything done.

Democrats have have at best have a shot at more modest packages focused on climate, prescription drugs, and maybe some tax increases on high earners and corporations.

But what do the Republicans stand for?

Their national leaders won't say.

Yeah, I know.

Shh, keep it secret.

You know why?

Because our national leaders agree with a lot of the stuff that is going on with the Democratic Party.

They don't represent the people.

Anyway, even when asked directly, they keep it secret.

Their state-level rising stars are mostly focused on fighting with Mickey Mouse and drag queens.

Really?

Are we?

Is that how you put it?

When our parents are called terrorists for saying, hey, I don't want this Marxist and sex stuff in school.

You dismiss it by saying we're fighting with Mickey Mouse and drag queens.

But if you look at GOP actions taken over the past several years, including when they had unified control of the federal government, you get a sense of what Republicans are likely to prioritize.

Republicans mostly seem to care about tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations.

Don't even start with corporations.

Do you think the corporations are the friend of anyone who is on the right?

Anyone who doesn't believe in all of this progressive bull crap, I mean, check the ad campaigns.

But if you look at the GOP actions, they just want to find ways to repeal Obamacare or otherwise reduce access to health care, for example, by slashing Medicaid.

I know, as somebody who has voted Republican, and I myself am not a Republican, because I don't want to be tainted with

the smell of all of the death but i am all for cutting back on hospital i say we close hospitals in poor areas you know let's just close them down kids medicine please not if they're defective oh wait a minute that sounds like a progressive agenda

they only care about installing judges who will roll back reproductive rights They listen to this.

They care about supporting a president who has used the powers of the state to further his own political and financial interests.

Oh my gosh.

Oh my gosh.

Let me give you a couple quick stories here.

Just to

let me just point them out real quick here.

Story number one, headline.

Buddha Judge says the Fed, the feds have power to force airlines to hire more workers amid travel delays.

Let me see here.

I remember the Republicans or the Democrats were very upset at Ronald Reagan because he forced union workers to go back into work so we could keep the skies open because none of them would work the control towers.

So they had a real problem with that.

Buddha Judge is saying, he can tell the airlines, you don't have enough workers, hire them.

Where in the Constitution can you find that?

That's fascism.

Oh, here's the other.

This one from the Washington Examiner, Biden's bid to expand Obamacare.

The Biden administration is unlawfully trying to expand Obamacare.

The Internal Revenue Service has published a proposed regulation that would make an additional 5 million people eligible for premium subsidies.

The IRS proposal is unlawful, but the administration will do it it anyway.

Here's the background.

Obamacare statute created premium subsidies for people who buy insurance through exchanges.

Congress restricted those subsidies to people with low and moderate incomes or had no other source of health insurance.

In addition to Medicare and Medicaid recipients, 155 million Americans with job-based coverage are prohibited from claiming the credits.

The law carved out one exception.

If a company plan requires a full-time employee to contribute more than 9.5% of household income for self-only coverage, then the worker and his or her family members are eligible for the subsidies.

So this has gone back and forth with Congress, and they won't do it because it will add $45 billion to the deficit just in the next 10 years.

It's called the family glitch.

The Urban Institute estimates the regulation would reduce the number of uninsured by around 190,000 because

why?

At an average cost of $4.5 billion, taxpayers are going to pay $23,684 per newly insured person each year,

which is kind of not so good.

So it would never pass Congress, and so now the IRS is going to do it, even though they know it's illegal.

So what was it they care about supporting supporting a president who's used the powers of the state to further his own political and financial interests?

Financial interests is Jana!

Please.

They care about supporting a president whose few purported diplomatic achievements.

Few?

Few, the world was headed towards peace.

The Middle East was having peace like I've never seen in my lifetime.

In retrospect, they largely look like an excuse to meet potential investors who might fund Trump aid's new private equity invent

are you kidding me

this guy who's schlepping his son with him everywhere he goes

and you're blaming this on Trump

they care about defending at all costs a president who cheered on the mob seeking to hang his own vice president.

Speaking of mobs,

how about the people who are threatening to kill our Supreme Court justices?

Because that kind of sounds like the same thing to me.

And what is the White House saying?

Nothing.

What are the Democrats doing?

Reluctantly voting to give the Supreme Court justices and their family security.

And then they have this one.

And then they care about undermining the integrity of our election system and overturning the will of the voters if and when tallies don't go their own way.

Oh my gosh, I think I'm gonna, I think I'm gonna start vomiting blood.

I don't, I mean,

holy

cow,

election deniers are already laying the groundwork to overturn the will of the voters in the future through legal and administrative changes at the state and federal levels.

They're only changing it back to what it was, the special exemption for COVID

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Oh my gosh.

40 years ago, the political backlash, says the Washington Post, against inflation, helped elect Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan.

Boy, we remember how bad those days were, huh?

My colleague E.J.

Dion recently observed inflation today could could empower a far more radical and sinister force, no, not more sinister than Mitt Romney was, in the form of politicians actively seeking to undermine democracy.

Shut up!

I get that voters are angry about gas prices and frustrated by some Democrats' recent policy choices.

As readers of this column might have noticed, I'm frustrated too.

But that's mostly because I fear the much, much worse policy choices looming ahead if the Democrats don't get their act together and effectively cede to the agenda of the Republicans.

Well, I'm not afraid.

You will be.

You

will be.

Wow.

Wow.

That is powerful.

Thank you, Washington Post.

By the way,

you know, the few accomplishments globally,

you know, Ukraine wasn't out of control and neither was Russia.

And it seems as though the only one that was really doing anything with Russia was the Clintons.

But the NATO alliance would like people to know, they came out yesterday, that this war in Ukraine could last

years.

And they begged Western nations, i.e.

the United States, to continue to provide military and humanitarian assistance.

Just keep that money coming please gonna last years

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Can we have a chat here for a second on something I think

we really need to think about?

If you were born in the 2000s,

You're one of the people I want to commend right now for your resilience.

You have grown up in a time of war.

You've never seen our country not at war.

Your parents and teachers probably taught you about 9-11, while at the same time,

you no doubt heard the battle damage assessment numbers and those killed in action reports on the evening news and conversations on the dinner table and from your teachers.

Afghanistan then turned into Iraq, then back to Afghanistan, then back to Iraq.

Rinse, repeat, for 20 years.

You were probably in elementary school or junior high when faith and trust on a systematic level began to rapidly dissolve.

The financial system crashed in 2008.

And do we even know?

Yeah, I mean, we do, but officially, who is to blame on that one?

Can you even trust the bank?

Is the Fed and the government for us or against us in that?

Could you lose your home?

Were your mom and dad fighting all the time because of the stress of what happened in 2008?

We asked all of these questions.

And in the aftermath, the mass protests, the Occupy Wall Street that you probably don't remember.

Everybody decided, I guess, it's the fault of those giant corporations.

It was yet more doubt thrown onto institutions we at least have some faith and trust in

because they would, at one point, do the right thing or be held responsible if they didn't.

You've seen your church come under attack, your faith.

Suddenly, the religious values that you may have grown up with, listened to in Sunday school, are now being called bigoted.

You've witnessed race riots,

cops, firefighters being demonized, local businesses burned to the ground, people may have been killed in your hometowns, politicians and media appeared to drink it all in like a cold beer on a hot day.

You've been brought up in an era where

war was declared on American faith, hope, trust, pride, history.

I don't even think you probably even know our history.

And yet, here you are, right now, listening to this program.

Good for you.

Good for you.

For people my age, it is really,

I can't imagine being your age.

I can't imagine it.

I grew up in a completely different America.

Makes me sad you'll never know summer like we did, that you'll never,

most likely you have not participated in a baseball game or a football game that wasn't organized or a soccer game that adults weren't telling you when and where to play.

You probably have never just gone out with your friends and just started a game in

some abandoned field or some park just to play for yourself.

and you make up the rules, and you decide what's right and wrong.

You solve the arguments.

Times were different.

Less people locked their doors.

That's what I like about the place I live up in Idaho.

It's much more like it was when I was growing up.

It's just simpler, quieter.

You know know your neighbors.

Everybody waves to each other as they pass each other in the cars.

You can rely on one another.

Parades were more common.

And no one expected an anti-American rioter to come in and spoil the day.

We loved our country, although we didn't think our country was flawless.

If you joined the military, it was called joining the service because that's how it was viewed.

It was service.

Now it seems like nobody sends their kids to service if they're rich.

It's a way to get out of poverty.

It's a way to get a free education.

It's not about service.

By and large,

opinions were debated.

Today opinions are used as an excuse for violence.

You know, we could see Marxist and Milton Friedman or Thomas Sowell on television debating Marxists at universities or on Oprah.

And it was done where everybody walked away in the end and shook each other's hand and said, I respect you.

I disagree, but I really respect you.

That doesn't happen.

It's certainly probably not happened in your schools.

If you grow up in the 2000s,

man,

everything has gone sideways rapidly.

Who was running the country during the 2008 financial crisis, the recovery, Occupy Wall Street, the beginning of Black Lives Matter?

No one calls it out, but it was Barack Obama.

Everything began to spiral out of control and the America that we used to know became unrecognizable.

Now it's not his fault, all of it at least.

He

put the pedal down

and

he accelerated things, but this has been in the plans for a long time.

And America wanted hope and change.

We wanted change.

I wanted change.

All of us wanted change from what was happening, you know, with the Bush administration.

The government was seemingly getting too big.

Nobody was being held responsible.

We wanted transparency.

That's what we meant by change.

But that's not what we got.

And

we know that because Michelle Obama talked about it on May 14th, 2008.

She was immediately pulled from the campaign trail after this speech.

But I want you to hear it one more time.

And Barack knows that we are going to have to

fight Puerto Rico.

We are going to have to change our conversation.

We are going to have to change our traditions, our history.

We are going to have to move to a different place as a nation to provide the kind of future that we all want desperately for our children.

And he is the man to do that.

So,

in America, we used to agree on the future.

We saw certain things as self-evident, that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator.

And I know that might sound like hogwash to you, but it's a mission statement.

It's not something that we did.

It's something that we were trying to strive for.

And as you will learn as you grow older, you make a ton of mistakes in life.

And a country.

does as well.

And the idea is to learn from those mistakes, but you have to have history and you have to know what really happened to be able to correct those mistakes.

Otherwise, you're going to make them over and over and over again.

And I fear we're doing a lot of that.

But let me take this line by line if I can, or at least as much as I can today.

She just said, we're going to have to make sacrifices.

Have we made sacrifices?

Well, we've made sacrifices of our time.

I can't imagine.

I mean, I just can't get over how much time we spend arguing about stupid stuff right now.

How much time we have spent in politics, politics, especially national politics, it shouldn't be really hardly even on our radar.

It should all be local politics, but we don't pay attention to that.

So many people, maybe your parents have sacrificed their dreams and their job.

Small businesses, they sacrificed because of COVID.

Home Depot could stay open, but not the locally owned ACE hardware store.

We've sacrificed our liberties in exchange for the collective.

We have made a sacrifice of our honor in Afghanistan.

We've sacrificed our place in the world, our credibility.

Our credibility, really, with our own allies, we have sacrificed.

And we are certainly sacrificing, right now, our relationship with anyone who holds the dollar as a reserve currency.

In many ways, we've sacrificed you, the 20-something, in the last 15 or 20 years to some sort of social experiment.

Not only with, you know, drag queen story hour and everything else that we have no idea other than history.

We have no idea of how that's going to turn out, what kind of mark these things will leave, good or bad.

We don't know.

Never been done before.

But we've also socially experimented on you with

technology.

We've sacrificed our safety on the streets from mobs, BLM and TIFA, January 6th, the shootings every day in Chicago nobody seems to care about.

We've sacrificed our way of life.

We've sacrificed our medicines and so many things.

And this didn't start with Obama.

It started with the globalists, the idea that, you know,

trade is

unlimited and we can just be consumers and not makers.

Now that just seems wrong intuitively, but when we start to hit shortages like medicine, we really see how stupid it is.

But we have sacrificed our common sense because are we doing anything about these things?

We've sacrificed our doctors.

We were told we could keep our doctors, but many of us lost our doctors.

We've lost the scientific method.

We have lost and sacrificed debate and critical thinking

and the search for evidence.

We have sacrificed an awful lot.

And it's all called the new normal.

All those things that we've sacrificed, we're now sacrificing, we're going to sacrifice millions of people that will most likely starve to death in the next two years.

Why?

For political reasons.

That's really all it is.

We're going to sacrifice people's lives, and we are going to forever change the lives of people here in America.

And it's just going to be called the new normal.

Michelle then went on to say, you know, we're going to have to change our conversation.

I didn't know what she meant was

change the rules of conversations.

Basically, you can't have a conversation.

Any kind of spoken or written word now has to go through the woke filter.

It's where we lose and sacrifice many.

of our freedoms and liberties.

You want to make a public statement about a Snickers bar?

You better craft it in a way that checks off all the intersectional, feminist, and LGBT boxes.

You, because you're in your 20s, may not understand how important freedom of thought and real diversity is.

That's the diversity of thought.

You cannot make progress without benchmarks that can be measured, which is the scientific method.

And you'll never make progress unless people are comfortable to say that's a stupid idea.

Well, I disagree with you on that.

And you have it out.

And most times, you'll find that both sides have a point.

Not all the time,

but many times.

And just by arguing, you're like, oh my gosh, I see why you're thinking that.

Oh, I understand you now.

It's still wrong, but at least I understand.

Let me explain it this way.

We can't talk like that anymore.

Telling the truth is now a dangerous taboo.

George Orwell once wrote, during times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act, and that's where we are.

The church, our teachings, the sacraments, now been labeled bigoted,

our deep religious founding as a country,

that proclaiming one's faith, whatever faith that is, or no faith at all.

how how we got to a place to now where that's a revolutionary act.

I'm going to finish what Michelle Obama talked about on tomorrow's program.

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On tomorrow's program,

we have more on the

bullet issue.

It looks like the White House is now telling Winchester if they want to keep their federal contract, they're going to need to stop making 223 and 556 ammo for consumers.

That's a third,

one-third of the ammo.

And the White House is denying it now.

However, I absolutely believe it.

And I will tell you that the question should be: if they're not doing it, if the Biden administration is consistent in what they're promising people, why aren't they doing it?

It only makes sense if they were doing it, if you believed what they believe.

More on that on tomorrow's program.

An update on the weather and

useless people

from the World Economic Forum.

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I hope you're keeping a journal because these are the times that historians will look back on and write about and try to figure out how it all happened.

We have another country falling to Marxist and communists

in South America.

It looks like communism and Marxism and fascism is on the mark here in

the march here in the Americas.

We also have the same kind of feeling happening here.

And the World Economic Forum is transforming the Western world.

And they are doing it with the help of supposed freedom countries and freedom fighters.

But is it freedom and what does the future hold?

Well, I'm going to play some found audio from one of the main advisors of the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset.

It is extraordinarily disturbing, mainly because we have heard this exact kind of talk before, and it usually doesn't end well unless people take it seriously.

Useless people.

We begin there in 60 seconds.

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I want to talk to you.

I want to talk to you here about

a piece of audio that we found

that

I've heard before

and it was from a very famous

writer philosopher

George Bernard Shaw

and this is what he said back

around the early 1920s listen I don't want to punish anybody

But there are an extraordinary number of people whom I want to kill.

I think it would be a good thing

to

make everybody come before a properly appointed board,

just as he might come before the income tax commissioners, and say every five years or every seven years, just put him there and say, sir or madam, now will you be kind enough to justify your existence?

If you're not producing as much as you consume, or perhaps a little more, then

clearly we cannot use the big organization of our society for the purpose of keeping you alive because your life does not benefit us and it can't be of any much use to yourself.

This led to the concentration camps, the death camps.

I believe he's the guy who came up with there must be some sort of gas that we could use to liquidate a lot of useless eaters, useless eaters.

That led to the horrors

of Germany and of China and of Russia.

I want to introduce you to a guy that you may have heard of before, Yuval Noah Harari.

He is

an intellectual.

He's a historian.

He's a professor in the Department of History at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

He is the author of popular science bestsellers, Sapiens, a brief history of humankind.

He is a transhumanist.

If you don't know what a transhumanist is, you need to know.

If you ever saw an episode of Star Trek with the Borg,

that's transhumanism.

It is the merging of man and machine.

He thinks, and I'm quoting him, he thinks free will is a myth and dangerous.

His key theme is that the idea that the human society has been driven by our species' capacity to believe in what he calls fictions.

Those things whose power is derived from their existence in our collective imaginations, whether they be good,

whether they be gods, whether they be nations, our belief in them allows us to cooperate on a societal scale.

So,

I want to give you a little history before I play this new kind of George Bernard style audio.

In 2017, he wrote an article that argued that through continuing technological process and advances in the field of artificial intelligence, by 2050, he said, a new class of people might emerge.

The useless

class.

Again, quoting the useless class.

People who are not just unemployed, but unemployable.

They couldn't keep up.

They couldn't be retrained.

He then puts forward a case that dealing with this new societal class, economically, socially, political,

will be the central challenge for humanity in the coming decades.

He has also commented on the plight of animals, particularly domesticated animals,

since the agricultural revolution.

He is a vegan.

He said industrial farming is one of the worst crimes in history.

Industrial farming, one of the worst crimes in history.

And he says the fate of the industrial farmed animal is one of the most pressing ethical questions of our time.

This coming from a guy who is talking about useless people.

Now,

he's also written that the idea of free will and the liberal values based on it emboldened people who fought against the Inquisition and the divine right of kings.

They fought against the KGB and the KKK.

It has become dangerous now in a world of data economy, where he says, in reality, there is no such thing as free will.

Governments and corporations are coming to know the individual better than they know themselves.

And, still quoting, if governments and corporations succeed in hacking the human animal, the easiest people to manipulate will be those who believe in free will.

He elaborates that, quote, humans certainly have a will, but it's not free.

You can't decide what your desires that you have.

Every choice depends on a lot of biological, social, and personal conditions that can't be determined for yourself.

I can choose what to eat, whom to marry, whom to vote for, but these choices are determined in part by my genes, biochemistry, gender, family background, national culture,

and I didn't choose what genes or family to have.

Now,

his job, he says, is to predict the future.

I'm sorry, his job is not to predict the future.

He's actually trying to do the opposite.

He wants to find the horizon of possibilities that mankind is now facing.

He says, my main task as a historian is to get people to consider possibilities that are usually outside their field of vision.

He goes into, for instance, the medical advances of the 20th century.

I know this is dense and

you know it may seem irrelevant now, but it is going to become extraordinarily irrelevant here in just a minute.

So he's talking about the medical advances of the 20th century, such as antibiotics and how they eventually trickled down to everybody in the lower classes.

But he doesn't believe that that will trickle down

again.

He said the particular reasons why discoveries trickled down to everybody probably will not repeat themselves in the 21st century.

So we should broaden our thinking and consider that medicine in the 21st century will be elitist.

Quoting, every human being is valuable as a soldier in the trenches or a worker in the factory.

But soon in the 21st century, there is a good chance that humans will lose.

They are losing their military and and economic value.

He says, once people lose their military and economic value, the access they have to medicine will follow them.

So

this is again the reason why you cannot look at people as a collective.

People must have value in their own right,

that is apart and separate from everything else.

he then goes on to say that old age disease and death and how humans are trying to overcome disease and treat old age and death as a technical problem

there's no difference in essence to disease like cancer he says in principles die in principle humans die for technical reasons but then he goes into the rich and how rich people may not have to die in the future he said death is optional.

I know this sounds like crazy talk, but as somebody who has studied these kinds of people for the last 35 years, I'm telling you, in their mind, it totally makes sense.

It totally makes sense.

They look at death differently because they don't believe in a soul.

Throughout history, death was the great equalizer, but in 50 to 100 years, in addition to everything else the rich get, the poor will die off and the rich will get an exemption to death.

He then goes into the concept of decoupling of intelligence from consciousness.

These two have always been tied together throughout history.

Computers will not become like humans, but the system doesn't need consciousness.

It just needs intelligence.

Computers cannot become

conscious.

They can become as intelligent or more intelligent than humans.

As a historian, he says, I'm not in a position on whether these ideas are realizable or not,

but basically if any of these trends is going to actually fulfill itself, the best I can do is to quote from Karl Marx and say,

listen to this, everything solid melts into air.

I had no idea that I was paraphrasing phrase, uh, Marx when I've told you for the last 25 years there's going to come a time where everything is that you think is solid will be liquid and liquid will be solid.

He said,

once you solve a problem like the direct brain computer interface, that's the end of history and biology as we know it.

When I come back, I am going to play some things that he has said.

And remember, he is part of the team putting together the great reset.

And Barack Obama has talked about him.

Joe Biden, you know, back in the days when he was reading still,

he talked about him.

All of the biggest leaders in the progressive movement not only

read his work, but they also believe he's a genius and that he should be listened to.

And his solutions are critical to the world in their views.

I'm going to play some audio that will put into shape and clarify a little bit about what the great reset

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and why they're so quick and eager to disarm us.

I'll play that for you coming up in 60 seconds.

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And

well, I'll let it stand on its own for now.

This is Yaval Harari

talking about the classes of people that are coming because of where we're headed as societies.

And again, I think that the biggest question maybe in economics and politics of the coming decades will be what to do with all these useless people.

The problem is more boredom, and

what to do with them, and how will they find some sense of meaning in life when they are basically meaningless, worthless.

My best guess at present is a combination of drugs and computer games as a solution for more.

It's already happening

under different titles, different headings, you see more and more people spending more and more time or solving their inner problems with drugs and computer games, both legal drugs and illegal drugs.

You look at Japan today, and Japan is maybe 20 years ahead of the world in everything,

and you see all these new social phenomenon of people having relationships with

virtual spouses.

And you have people who never leave the house and just live through computers.

I think once you're superfluous...

Stop for a second.

I'm going to pick it up after the break a little bit more, but

let me just go over what he just said.

He's talking about a time that is in our very near future

where

there are a lot of people, for instance, truck drivers,

when trucks are taken over by computers and they are all driverless trucks, what are you going to do?

Can you be retrained for something that is high-tech?

Because everything will be high-tech.

You probably don't know this, but most service calls that you get from companies,

when you get a call from somebody at night and usually the calls that you avoid that is not a real person it's not like the old days where it was like we have a survey now it is so good that you most people have no idea that's a machine all of those people in the in the telephone business

those jobs are going away and it will be like it will be like that with every job eventually.

So he's talking about the millions of useless eaters, useless people.

How do we deal with them?

Well, I think we drug them

and then, you know, just keep them entertained with video games.

But

why would you do that?

If they're useless at some point, there's a crisis.

And this is exactly how it happened in Germany.

Useless eaters.

There was a crisis.

They needed to pay for the war.

So they had to liquidate millions of useless eaters.

It is too horrible to even think about, but please, please pay attention to history as it unfolds once again right in front of us.

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I respect his thinking.

I think he is truly frightening, as most of these people are,

because they don't believe in a God, which leads them not to believe in true life and death,

which also leads them to not see

individuals as sacred.

They see the collective.

Once you start seeing the world as a collective, collective salvation, collective death, collective anything, you are a society that is headed down a very dark road.

And I'm telling you, I've said this for 20 years.

I'm telling you, if we don't stop this trend, if we don't find ourselves and find

the real God,

not the God of Silicon Valley, but the real God,

if we don't find him again,

we will make the Nazis look like rookies.

You cannot have this kind of technology

and be on the path that we apparently are

now

and expect different results.

It's just going to be faster and much more brutal.

So,

I want to play a couple of things here.

First of all, or I want to tell you a couple of stories.

First of all, MSNBC is now, they had an expert on, again, this one is Jansen T.

Demann, whatever,

and said,

we only have now less than a decade.

This time they mean it, less than a decade.

If we don't stop all of our carbon emissions, then we are all going to die in a fiery flood.

Europe has just in Europe,

France

has now banned all outdoor activities in France.

They are canceling all concerts and public gatherings, basically quarantining people into their homes.

I'm hoping, I am hoping hoping that

this article that I'm reading about it is worse than it actually is, but probably not.

The problem is there is a heat wave, 40 degrees Celsius, which is about what, 105, 104, 104 degrees.

And, you know, Texas is at 104 and 5, and we're still doing things.

You use common sense, but France and Europe have decided that the government has to tell the collective exactly what to do and what they can't do.

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So

we are creating a world where it is the collective, not the individual.

Your individual liberties, even if they say they shall not be infringed, they will find a way to infringe because they believe they know better.

Now, I just played a clip.

Now, this guy is one of, I think he's on the board of the WEF.

And the people who brought you the great reset, he is one of the advisors of all of it.

And we just heard him say that there will be millions of useless people.

And the question will be, how do we deal with useless people?

His suggestion was a combination of legal and illegal drugs

and video games, that everybody will just stay at home and play video games and be on drugs.

That's not a viable solution.

If you believe in useless people, why would you spend the money and the time and everything else keeping them alive?

As

George Bernard Shaw said, surely we should line them up and ask them to justify their existence.

We're headed down the same roads.

Now let's go back into what he is talking about, what is coming,

you know, at the time of the Great Reset.

I think once you're superfluous, you don't have power.

Again, we are used to the age of the masses of the 19th and 20th century, but

we saw all these successful, massive uprisings, revolutions, revolts.

So

we are used to thinking about the masses as powerful.

But this is basically a 19th century, a 20th century phenomenon.

I don't think that the masses stop it if they so he is

he is saying here that

things are going to change forever because of technology you don't need people

this is this is so frightening

he says human nature of having small well-known family intimate community having a small group of people who knew you

you knew them that has been happening for millions

of years, and we've developed this kind of thing.

But now,

now that we have computers and all of these different things that are going to be replacing us,

there's a gap

between

those people that

are needed and the number of people that we have.

And he goes on to say that

once you are not needed to be a soldier or to work a factory, then you are kind of a useless eater.

You still need people today

and you will need people in the future.

But, and I'm quoting, you don't need millions of soldiers, each with a rifle.

You just need a small amount of experts who know how to produce.

If that's not one of the most frightening things an elitist can say and everything that we fear, remember the World Economic Forum.

Remember, they said they just ran a survey and

the global survey showed most people, most humans don't trust the experts and the elites.

But the good news is the elites trust the elites more than ever before.

well of course when you're in the group and the group is like yeah we just have all these other people we just need a few of us I mean we're all good in this room right

he says in the last 200 years things have changed it is collapsed after millions of years of evolution most roles now listen to this

Most roles that were filled by the family and intimate community are now transferred to a new network provided by the state and the market.

You don't need children because you have a pension fund.

You don't need someone to take care of you.

You don't need neighbors.

You don't need sisters or brothers because the state is there.

The state will provide you with police, with education, with health.

Everything.

You can say life today maybe is worse than in the 1700s because we've lost the connections around us.

So, what's going to happen?

Well, Japan is 20 years ahead.

People never leave the house.

They have virtual spouses.

They live through their computers.

Homo sapiens are more malleable than we tend to think.

It is really time for all of us to take a moment and ask ourselves: is this the kind of of future we want

I am so often

reminded almost every day now

of the story of the Tower of Babel

and the critical part

that I think that is applicable to us right now is they were trying to build a tower to the sky.

Now, if you look at this metaphorically or not, I don't really care.

But listen to the story because it has guided men

for thousands of years.

The leadership said, let us build a tower to the sky.

First, we'll make bricks.

Nebuchadnezzar is the ruling elite, and he is talking to the other elites.

Let us make a tower to build the sky, to reach the sky, and we'll make bricks.

bricks are the humans they're the

they are the needed

but useless people they need them to make bricks and to build the tower but it's for the elites okay

and bricks represent stones when you read this in the bible stones are all unique god makes every stone unique Those are like people.

Bricks, when a leader says we're going to make bricks, he's usually usually talking about slavery and everybody's the same and interchangeable.

You lose one, doesn't matter, here's another one.

And what happens?

Because we as Christians don't speak Hebrew and

we don't have a rabbi that knows the oral tradition, we lose the fact that There are personalities of God in the Bible.

And it's important in different stories to know which personality is visiting.

The really angry God

or the really loving God, compassionate God.

And they're told in the oral tradition, it's important to know these so you know the motivation.

And we as Christians look at the Old Testament, we go, oh, yeah, it's the angry God.

Well, no, there's lots of times where it is the loving God that comes down.

And the Tower of Babel is one of those stories.

And that's important because we think

the story that we tell,

we think that Nebuchadnezzar said to the people, let's build a tower to reach the sky.

And all of the people were doing it.

No, it was a handful of elites.

And that's why when God came down and said, if they can do this, they can do anything.

He's talking about the elites.

That's why he changed our languages so no one could understand each other and we were scattered.

We were scattered as a protective measure from those who would rule against us and look at us as a collective.

I think of that story almost every day because we are entering the time where you will not be able to distinguish between reality

and

CGI.

You won't be able to tell the difference between an automated person

and a real human being.

Every line is going to be blurred, and we're blurring the same line man blurs always, time and time again.

The last time was in the early half of the 20th century, where the collective was blurred with the individual.

That never leads to good things.

And

I wonder when the Lord will say,

If they can do anything, if they can do this, they can do anything.

Meaning, if these elites just see no stop and they'll do anything for their own power or even their own curiosity,

they will do anything and they will kill millions.

Find God.

Find God.

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