I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and, speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free. and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money is spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number. You've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. and your daughters visit doctors so their children will be more. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Both sons of the republic arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great republic and each god given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. Or even now as tyrants trampled each God-given right. We only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Still the land of the free. one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories northeast, northwest, central. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you were listening to us on We The People Radio Network at wtpen.com. That's We The People Radio Network. And we're also on Liberty Tree Radio dot 4mg dot com. That's Liberty Tree Radio dot 4mg dot com. You can also find us on AM Regular stations, micro stations and CV Bay stations east and west of the Mississippi along with alternate, vertical one and vertical 18. Vertical one and vertical 18 for our friends in the Wyoming area. I want to say hi to everybody out there that's working on the alternate systems. And it is, of course, a technical holiday today, isn't it? That being the case, today is the day that we, as always, our friends, people who are gone, and for those of you who should do the same thing. We have many men who have served both in the active army at different times, but we have many men and women who have served in the militia, who have done an excellent job, who are veterans in and of themselves, where they have fought the dagger war, and they have been there to allow us to continue to do what we're doing, because at one time or another, they've given their all, fought against the new war. So we have veterans who are members of the militia, who have seen many many campaigns some of them could have just you know sat down and quit mention that a lot of people who say well what have they done okay here's what they've done these people have actually fought and can stayed on the line when a lot of other people have laid down and because of that we've had we've had the uh... ability to continue to talk continue to engage continue to inform people growth is continued the both the militia the patriot movement in general and the efforts of all of you to get the truth out about what's going on be it the 9-11 information or whatever is because of this long line of patriots put up with a lot of BS all the other people wanted to sit down and slumber because they were comfortable okay comfort is a dangerous thing sometimes you get soft when you look back at KIA from the dead everybody assuming that the person is gone and the person is no longer with you and of course There's no way you can take back the compliments for obvious reasons because they were all true. Honoring the soldier involved. There's a lot of other men that, especially both Korea and even in Vietnam, that came back as veterans, that came back from the POW situation where in many cases it had been assumed that they were dead, that they were gone, that they were no longer with us. It's sad to say we also need to remember the men that were betrayed by our government. For instance, in World War II, we had at least... Now, I've seen numbers, and they're quoting lower numbers, it don't make sense. We know that 27,000 plus US POWs of mixed types, Army, Air Corps, etc., of... Held by the Germans in the East and as far away from the front as possible from the American fronts. And for that reason, the Russians took them. The Russians didn't take them as POWs, although I guess they did because they knew who they were fighting. They were fighting all of us. So when they took the American POWs at the end of the war, they just dragged them back to Russia, and there they disappeared. This is why you hear many of these prisoners are supposed to have been raped. It's argued that one of the camps that they used was the Rangel Island complex. For those who don't know where the Rangel Islands are, go get out a map of Russia and the Alaskan frontier. up in the north eastern coast of eastern Russia slash just above the Kamchatka Peninsula, go straight up from Kamchatka and around the bend there. The Rangel Islands were American islands that were purchased with the rest of Alaska. When that transpired, when that action took place, the Rangel Islands were originally of course American real estate, and they actually, they still are technically. What happened is that Eventually, the Russians, when the Communists took over, because this was, remember, this was brought back when the Tsars were in charge, the Russians turned around and intentionally occupied the Rangel Islands. They were American real estate occupied by the Soviets all through the Cold War, and they're still occupied to this day, as far as I know. I have not seen a change. However, it is argued that, because they know that detention camps were put on the Rangel Islands as part of the Arctic Circle gulags, that American soldiers were put there intentionally. Now you got to think about the psychological effect of that. First of all, there is not an American president and there is not an American general who does not know that those American soldiers in 1945 were taken by the Communists. 27,000 plus, and we can assume there were probably more, we can always go low numbers on that, but we have so many thousand men who are carried away. And imagine the ultimate hypocrisy or imagine the ultimate insult. Imagine waking up every morning and being told by your captors that not only are you Americans being held illegitimately, of course, or being held incommunicado, but only incommunicado to the American people that every government involved knows that you're there. And here's the real kicker, to be able to tell the prisoners that they were being held on American soil. did nothing about it. About how that would, what that would do to your heart and to your mind every day and they guarantee they would rub it in. I guarantee it. In fact, interesting to remember, although they say ships, here's explain what they were doing. They had, of course, you have each ship goes through a progressive aging, so to speak, especially the old masted ships. Initially their front line craft of whatever kind, be they fighting ships or be they barges or be they barked plays or whatever. Then they eventually get retired to cargo service in many cases or once they can't be used for that and the masks get too creaky and the hull gets too rotted and the stench is too great, the ship is not worth repairing, here's what they would do. Take off the ship that they could but take the masks because the masks were worth money. I mean they were worth putting on other ships that were semi-derilic, think about it. And then they would anchor them as barges, as human storage points with no possible way to go anywhere and of course they In many cases, they were actually docked right up to the quays of many different cities along the coast that were under the control of the Tories. They were literal death sentences. When you went in there, think about this. All the racist family members would come on board to help because, of course, they knew where their, they would find out where their loved ones were, and then they would, of course, suffer the same fate, trying to tend to the wounded or tend to the injured or tend to the sick as those who were imprisoned. And of course, the British didn't mind this because this was a way of killing off more than one patriot. That was, they liked that. It's the same kind of nonsense you see now with the communists, the Soviet socialists that we have, slash the Fabian socialists and their whole racket with the prison system and how they torture and torture the person and attack the family in the process too. This, which is why we need to do everything we can to support the families and create strength amongst our ranks to ensure that if someone is at risk like that or is damaged like that, that the families themselves that everybody is taken care of that everybody supports each other this is something that they're counting on as one of the many tools that they use to manipulate and to lever uh... people who aren't affected yet that that's the stuffy old c old idea of dividing conquer which again something i warned about for many many many years but that was a whole agenda one of the many tools that they use what they want to move we're gonna break that cycle but uh... at that time when you went into a prison barge and that's why you know a little variation there for those of you who aren't familiar with this I always use movie references. How many of you watched Last of the Mohicans? You might remember the line, remember when they come out of the fort down and they walk out with all pomp and circumstance and they face the French who of course are now arrayed too with their Indian allies? They're negotiating and the French commander offers surrender. What does the second in command say? What does he say to the commander of the British forces? I did not see that movie, Mark. Better to walk behind the ramparts and dig our own graves than to rotten prison hawks in Hudson Bay. Just. And he knew exactly what this meant. And that, again, it wasn't just anyone on any given coast. This was a policy that many, many different nations had used, mostly the Europeans. We're going to go to break. We'll be back in about three minutes here with Donna Mark, We the People, Radio Network. People who use cardiobite know about the pollutants in our body and want them out. For over five years, cardiobite has proven itself time-tested. 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He was part of a screening force of Quad 50s, but everybody was dug in. And of course, they weren't allowed to attack the bridges. They could have, you said, everybody always knew this was a Korean War vet. They could have destroyed the bridges, and the Chinese could not have gotten across. Keep that in mind people that all those casualties half of them at least could have been prevented completely with nothing more than a few hundred thousand dollars worth of artillery shells and a few rockets from a few aircraft. But they sell you contra- Remember the movie and the- Oh we did everything we could. Oh Bridges of Tokaree. Bridges of Tokaree. Yes. No, just in reverse, he says, stay watch. He said across the ridge, and I can't do it. He had a boy, his voice would crack every time he would talk about this. He said across the ridge, watching the right of the yellow, of course, and on the other ridge line, which was, these are mountains. We call them hills versus books. You're talking mountains, people. You don't walk up them right away. You're talking about high slopes, tall peaks, but still hills over there. Well, lo and behold, He's sitting there and he said, all of a sudden a bunch of dots showed up on the horizon. And from horizon to horizon, for as far as you could see, there was just little dots, lines and lines of little dots. He said that all of a sudden there was a bunch of bugle calls and a bunch of pots and pans being struck. Those little dots were lined up from one end to the other. And what was fascinating about it is all of a sudden those people calls hit and they just started to come. And he goes, I've never seen so many people in one place to one time. He goes, there's just like, he goes like ants, but that doesn't even describe it because it was just solid walls of people. Just a mass. Just like imagine everybody in a four million count city walks up, gets out, decides to step out on the streets and just head in one direction. That's exactly what it was like. He said it was just a carpet of people. Now they came across, they swarmed down to the river's edge, saw that the bridges were intact. Obviously, kept right on going, came right across just like you were pouring water. Now he was dug in with seven rifles. Each man had about seven rifles each. He had four M1-Grams and three carbines. He started out with the M1 Garand in .30-06 until you couldn't hold the rifle anymore. You dropped it and put another one, picked another one up and fired it until you couldn't continue, couldn't fire it anymore. And his logic, what they'd done, they'd been fighting for a while like this anyway, so they knew that by the time they got down through the four Garand's, it was trying time to switch to the carbines because they were real close. They were much closer. And he burned out all of those rifles. He said, yeah, we grabbed everything we could, we threw it in the half-tracks, and then the half-tracks started working the quad guns. And he said, as long as those .50 calibers could fire, We could hold them back because they wouldn't come within 2,000 yards of the 50s. But every once in a while, one of those guns would lose and run off. And when it did, just like the tide rolling over on the shoal. The only way to describe it is just all you'd see is the men disappear and then after they passed over, there wasn't anything left because the Chinese were carrying everything to kill everybody else. That's what they're calling a conflict. I'd say that was a war. Yeah, just a police action. You know what? Shame on the veterans. I know there's a lot of guys who got into this argument with the troops. Most people don't understand the politics. There are a lot of people that would not let the Korean vets join their veteran organizations. Why? Because it was a fetch. Because of some traitors and a bunch of ring knocking butt buddies who said that we're going to make this a non-war because this is part of this UNBS. These American soldiers who were stuck going over there, many of them went over there to hit the ground, especially in 1950, with a pair of class A dress shoe oxfords, a duffel bag full of uniforms, and nothing. Not even a weapon. In most cases, these guys scrambled into the capital of South Korea and turned around and had to scramble and dig up weapons. The unit had nothing. The units had nothing at all. In many cases, they were dropped in small formations. And these guys had to suffer through this, scrounging for their own gear. So tell me about the hardships of this thing, how they just had a nice neat little package and oh the UN did such a good job? No they didn't. They intentionally created a failure situation and the American soldier were not for his wherewithal, it would have been far worse. Absolutely failed. You get a nice warm meal, told you, you know there's a bullet out. Different actions over the years and this is Memorial Day. You've got uncles and like you've said many times before you got grandpas and grandmas. And again, as reasons say, Grandma's, hey, we had a lot of people who participated in World War II, Korea and Vietnam, both sides, you know, male and female. And there are stories that need to be told by them or you need to ask them to sit down and have them tell you about it because we don't want to see that history lost. I mean, Don, I think that's one of the biggest concerns that I have is that people are going to try and reinvent the wheel and have to relearn it the hard way. Well, let's not do that. Sit down and this is one of those days where you can ask them to tell you a story. We're going to be back in a minute. 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It's time to think outside the box with your host Alex Andrey from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Central every Saturday right here on We the People Radio Network. wanted to go out and they didn't want to take them out. The nation started wiggling and cotton hill had a flashback. Of course to a degree it's interesting because part of this, you know we've mentioned this many times and these programs like this are very much, as we pointed out, there's a lot of stuff that they'll throw out there tugging in cheek. The most important is that like Star Trek with Next Generation, all of these cartoons they're trying to plug in whatever political agenda. Sometimes you know in our direction with regard to making people ask questions, But a lot of times, of course, it's just to try and, you know, again, through ridicule or whatever, to push people into going, oh, oh, I don't want to be remembered like that with those people, because, oh, the popular contest isn't going their way right now, because the control media with the rodents who are in charge, you know, they wrote this. And it's like people have to think through these processes. I mean, look at it for what it is. It's supposed to be entertainment. But this isn't. There are messages. There are subliminal messages. There are submessages that are tied in that go with their creating thought processes. And again, I know a lot of World War II vets. My dad is a World War II vet. He is still alive. Many friends that we've had. Some of them have passed away. An example is Willard Allen Colcher. He's gone now and has been gone for a few years at least. These guys saw the whole of the Pacific, just like he said. There are a lot of cartoon characters. A lot of men that actually went the whole length of the Pacific. Think about that, okay? Every time you hit an island, the dice was rolling. Okay? When you get through that and live through it to the other end, you get highly motivated to enjoy what time you have left, especially after you figured out, hey, this is pretty impressive. A lot of the guys I know didn't make it. I know a lot of people thought that way or, you know, one form or another. Now, as far as their psychological response, oh, I know. And people with all the different makeups of different people, you have many, many different reactions to their experience. Some chalk it up as well. That's life. Here's how we go. There's a lot that of course saw things that needed. I can't say they're unimaginable, but the problem is until you've seen it, or experienced a part of it, or even a taste of it, it's hard for you to actually put a mental image in place. You know, a lot of guys that we know, they face Japanese bonsai charges where two, three, and four thousand Japanese attacks simultaneously. The killing went on for a day. The Japanese had started at night. All through the night, all you got to hear was a scream of men holding bayonets. Then when they ran out of ammunition, their ambition was to get close enough to stick you with it. Think about that. And all night, it never stopped. All night, right to the sunrise. And the sunrise, you could see the piles of bodies. I mean, I've got guys that know that you gotta remember, it was the Pacific. It's warm weather. The dead don't sit around and stay just regular dead for very long, do they, Don? they begin to peak. It only takes, it only takes three hours. Now imagine two or three thousand dead in one place in 110 and 115 degree weather. Now here's the thing, as a soldier you're stuck. You can't get up and jump, run back to the beach and wash off and jump on a boat and say get me out of here. You're stuck right there with all of that in front of you and somebody else still coming to try and kill you. See how that works? Now people don't think all these through. It looks nice and cellulite in a movie. You get the clean version. Yeah, if you're lucky you got a CB unit that'll dig a big trench real quick. It's like my dad described many times where they the Japanese trying to retake the airfield at Pelalu Lost a couple thousand actually three to four thousand overall, you know one bonsai charge Three to four hours and they said one of the things that happened and this now think about this He was on a destroyer. They could come right up to the island because it was a volcanic island down and groups straight up You were literally, it was 11 feet from, they could get 27 feet from the shore, come right in and shell right into the island. He was on a quad gun. Well, they helped to kill the Japanese. They were monsai charging the Marines. When they were done, of course, about three to four hours, all these flies started to appear and they said they were the most beautiful, big, blue bottle fly, like a blue bottle fly, but they were almost half an inch, three quarters of an inch to an inch in length. They were massive. tropical. Well, the thing is, there were also a lot of them and they had gotten a whole bunch of real special food people. Well, all of a sudden the bugs were everywhere and they would come out and these are the guys on the destroyers, they would light on them and wherever their little proboscis touched, your skin would turn black and then it would be about a chunk of about a quarter inch of meat, like infection that would develop and would literally fall right out of your arm or off your flesh. That's right. And these things had feasted and developed off the dead in so many hours. Well, the destroyers, what they did is because they realized this was a risk to the crews, they all backed off and pulled away from the shore of so many miles and still continue to support the troops. But guys, think about this. Did the Marines jump back on the boats and leave? So everything that you see, that's one of the things that I met with my dad pointing out. He says, hey, we could get back away from the shore. What was it like for the soldiers? I mean, that's one of the reasons it's hard for a lot of these men to express themselves, explain what it is that had transpired, what had happened to them? up to southeast asia all these guys in the pacific numbering suckers michigan had a lot of men in the navy well i'm in the marine's their logic was a roll around water at least will not swim right course that means you'll get to tell your way to place you don't want to go you know the same is true korea we had a little bit of a large preponderance of men who served in the korean war and of course the whole of the nation was affected by that vietnam same thing i mean we end up with uh... uh... if you look at the numbers for whatever reason uh... again the population density does come for something we had a lot of bodies here uh... we had a lot of a large preponderance of people from ohio michigan in indiana and uh... from the chicago area who served in very specific ways with uh... you know units that saw a lot of action in in any of these wars but especially like in world war two korean vietnam We've been called upon many times. That doesn't put it down in the Pennsylvania veterans, we Florida veterans, men from Maine, literally all over the country. Well, today's our day to remember all of them. And that's one of the reasons we keep pointing it out. You've got to think for a minute. Take the time tomorrow, stop by a cemetery and visit a friend, somebody that you've known that's passed away. That's one of the ways that you can honor them. It only takes a second, only takes a few minutes. Say a nice prayer, say hello. and then move on because they'd expect you to, they know life goes on, but it's a way to help them too to remember them. And also remember what it is they how they serve, what they paid for, so you can still drive around in that car you're playing with. We'll be back in three minutes down to Mark. Freedom Law School in association with We the People Radio Network Bring You, the 2007 Texas Justice, Peace and Freedom Conference in Dallas, Texas on November 16 through November 18. 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I was talking with my mother and she says my name to her mother and she said, I remember him. I was 6'1". I got that radio face though guys. I couldn't understand until you understand to create a curse. together on this and that's one of the most common problems everybody has. We'll all wait till it hits me. If you wait till it hits you, okay, I won't say it's too late. Why spend when together you can virtually destroy your opponent? In his own country and he hadn't been there. Somebody else to do it. At some point you're gonna have to face the issue that when we have been the strongest, when we have been at our best, is because we have understood, we have been well-rounded in our teachings along with our understanding of what we have said before, the ethereal world of thought and the physical, tangible world that we live in, which we cannot deny. And it is tied in through our spiritual strength. not any one of them. I do not care. They are combined. They are interlocked. They are all part of the real world. There are people who like to take the Bible and say, well, God will just take care of us. Just let it happen. I'm sorry. This is why, for instance, and again, there are people who argue against the Paulian principle of many different facts of the New Testament. Bottom line is this. It's in the New Testament. If a man does not work, he shall not eat. Why did he have to say that? You know why? Because the first Christians, a lot of them, a lot of people, a lot of people like this because it's the lazy man's out. I don't have to do anything. I'll just be taken care of. God will take care of me. Yeah, well, God gets insulted because he gave you the capability to tie your tennis shoes. And if you're waiting for him to do it, then somebody needs to slap you. And so if you find out your tennis shoes are missing after a while, don't be surprised. You see, or if you can't figure out, well, God will tie my tennis shoes, well, when you wake up and you slide them on and you waddle down the street, if you start stumbling, don't be surprised. You see? Well, if a man does not work, he shall not eat. Why? Because a lot of people push this whole idea of lilies of the field. And it says, bread is not the staff of life and by our labors. I'm sorry, bread is the staff of life and by our labors we are fed. And so again, the whole point with this is that we have to stand up. We have to deal with what's given to us as a gift. Life is a gift. Liberty is a gift. It means also that the predators are out there just as the sheep are. And for that reason, we have to be very good sheep dogs. The other term for that that's used in the Bible is shepherd. Okay, does the shepherd stand and watch the wolf come in and chew on the lambs? Because, ah, what the heck? You know, it's a natural thing. What the heck? Exactly. Eh, I didn't like that sheep anyway. What the heck? Let them have him. Wait a minute. They're all part of the flock. Oh! That's right. And so for all of us, every one of you out there listening, that's why we have to be well balanced. We have to be prepared for the issues that we're dealing with. And sadly enough, we do have to play catch up every once in a while. We do have to make up for lost time because a lot of people sit on their hands. We're looking at that situation right now. Yes, this is a great possible turning point for America, but not in the way the other side wants. This whole turning point is because of all the sacrifices we have seen in the past, and we understand them, we're going to have to make them again in the present, so that we have a few- Many Americans will be in tournament camps, sent to the European Front, 442-442. Can you tell me the second most decorated unit? That would say, when Nissan, those Japanese, certainly happened. Look guys, When they were done, they came back here, they worked. We've had a lot of people that are combat veterans that have been in the militia all of their lives. Because they understand the value of the militia, they understand the threat that's at hand, and they've got a chance to see the world to see how things would work if we let things slide or slip, or if we let the scurrilous socialists take over the rest of the way. Well, let's remember, this is our Memorial Day programming for Monday. Don and Mark, we'll be back tomorrow, or somebody will be back in six minutes. As always, God bless the Republic. Death to the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We are on the march for day and night. Six bayonets, remember our fallen, let's put some on the other side. Our mission is to win. Thank you, Don. Thank you, Mark. God bless you, America. Did you read this? Chicago just became the murder capital of America. I don't understand. It's been a felony to have a gun since 95. I thought that was supposed to prevent murders. That increased them. Criminals will always find a way to get guns, while the rest of us are just left defenseless. Chicago authorities have seized over 75,000 firearms since 1995, and now Chicago's murder rate is twice as high as New York City. Tonight, while you're asleep, criminals will be at work. Not in Kennesaw, Georgia. In 1982, our city passed a law requiring every household to have a gun. It terrified the criminals, and our violent crime rate is now 75% below the national average. We sleep well here in Kennesaw. Americans who own guns prevent over a million violent crimes every year and save lives. Get the facts. Visit armedandsecure.org. That's armedandsecure.org. Lighting the fires of liberty with your host, Michael Badnarik from 7am to 9am Central, Monday through Friday, only on We The People.