speaking low to me. For future generations, this land, in this the land, cured for you, we hear enslaved endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this the land, the free, the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. 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's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught. According to this, 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, and 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, harass 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 born. 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 fame to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear, be a slave? Both sons of the Republic arise. Take a stand. Defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land. Preserve our great Republican each God given right. Pray to God that I awoke he vanished in this for whence he came. His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now his parents trampled each God given right. We only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer? he called out from the grave. Two days, anyway, not knowing. Well, I'm supposed if the temperature has dropped down, it'll all turn to stow, that ugly white stuff. But, we'll have some fun with that as well if we have to, right? Couple of sleds and there's plenty of hills out here. They go down just in some cases a little rocky, not necessarily smooth. Well, I've been up early this morning here actually I got up a couple hours ago and I've been scanning through the news things that are going on out there in the Private sector if you want to call it that and From what was it? There's so much going on. I know it I I think that mankind today is probably suffering from Over Intel, you know so much information there. Nobody can digest at all but things that we need to focus on The things that are more important, I would say, are the things that are closest to home, of course. And, uh, wow. Apparently there was a shooting, right now I don't have the article in front of me there, but there was a shooting at a college. Remember my saying, I want to emphasize this, every time we have some kind of a shooting something, it is always, always, always, at some educational facility or related to in some strange way and yet we have another one today, something that took place last night. Some of the things that are being discussed is the fact that, you know, there was, well, they openly claimed, well, the shooter fired one shot but three people were injured. So that tells you, or tells me, that, you know, with the barrage of bullets that we all know that were flying everywhere, with no consideration for safety or anything else or any of the other students that were in the library, they just simply got hit. And of course they didn't elaborate and the articles that I found so far, they're not elaborating on how they got hit or who shot the bystanders, you know, the students. But I can think because of the lack of explanation or pointing out that, oh gee whiz, they were just in the line of fire or too close or something, no, we chose and choose to ignore it all. So if you haven't seen the news yet, or are paying attention to the news, yet another shooting in an educational facility, you know, is in a library at a college campus, and again, our boys in blue have responded just as we would expect them to at least these days. Those are the kind of things that we should be expecting I suppose in the future I have to wonder at what point and when is America going to call off this hey You can't just go around shooting everybody in anything for the sake of hearing your gun go off or being a hero Of course, we got a one guy during Ferguson. It's not necessarily here the mark. Okay, let's keep him on the line So again, like I say yet another shooting You know, and I've been bringing this up for months. The fact that the shootings are occurring and they're always evolved somewhere around the educational facilities of America. So once again, here we have another one. Another one in a library where some guy just in there with a gun. He gets off one shot, but three people get injured. Good morning, Mark. Good morning, there. Sorry about that. And phones seem to be acting up here to send a little bit, but I think we'll get through it. Michigan. one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters and behind the lines in occupied territories west, Mike Rifak's network in the morning, we're also on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, IndianaFreedomTalkRadio.com, at Hallmark and Gold Spike Technologies. And like I said, you know today we got that snow drizzle. Now you would think when I say that it's like, you know, that we've got snow coming down. No, it's that snow that gets For our deer season we always get this. Just enough that there's a little fleck of snow about every three feet or so, maybe four, greater than others when they're coming down. But you can see that it's in the air, but again, it's like this on the ground. But it takes all that we got today. Medium right now for another... I'll jump in there, please continue. Well, I'm presently looking for the article. I went through a lot of errors. I've been up a couple hours here this morning already, so... Just bringing people up to speed. How many times have you heard me mention, Mark, that all shootings seem to evolve around some sort of educational institution, whether in the background or directly? And there's another one today, where three people got injured, supposedly the shooter only fired one shot. Oh, that's because you see how they do it. This is called somebody either did get shot or Well, you know, we have to count the fact that three people got injured. What happened? One person fell back over his chair. So the injury, that's come from the injury. He wasn't shot. It doesn't mean everything. If he were, you know, the gunshot did it. We can't die hunting people here in Michigan. You know, we had three people die in the hunting season so far this year. Now, the way they were, the three people died. And then you find out, what would they die of? You're telling me that we got shot during the gun season? No, two of them had heart attacks. and broke his neck. Deer season was, you know, being a gun owner and having a gun is why they died. Because they, two of the other ones, they've done that at home. If we didn't have guns, you know, and this is the kind of stuff that they were doing for years. I noticed recently they've shut more up about it because we haven't really had any shooting incidents, but we have had lots of people who, shovel in their snow right now and first, you know, somehow somebody got shot with something. Then the idea was what you're in one shot with, No, they didn't mention that. The only thing that they did mention, well, the entire, everything I've read so far is the avoidance of how the other three people got shot. Total lack of, oh, well, here's the way it reads. Well, Barbara was standing over here and, oh, she heard the gunshots. She was up on the third floor. And Billy Bob, he was down on the first floor and he freaked out when he heard all this commotion going on. And over here, I mean, this was the article. They don't mention anybody's you know, they were you know, like Bobby Wilson, you know got hit by a boy, you know, you know where it came from or they don't mention any of that only the three people were injured Well, then you probably nobody was shot Well, I don't know that I'd go along with that Well, it's no seriously It's the kind of when you see all of the drama and they do all the step-by-step drama And typically you have to even wonder whether or not there was a bullet that went downrange. We think it was a gunshot well i'm pretty sure well i think you had a good you know so that the kind of you know that that genuine report i got a agenda even though again i've got a company people were over by pushed by you know free uh... grounded by gallon bucket not exaggerating guys what do you think they put a little bit of a guy going bucket you know i mean at the guns especially right now with what's going on with bob to try and get the guns under this regime plus uh... with regard to the u I'm still trying to find the article man, it's like they snapped it right out of the air. It's gone. By the way, real quick here on another note, I'm from the trenches, worldreport.com. I've watched the Three Cities Direct Action. Well, one of the locations, I've been past eight. You know New York? Yeah, about eight feet of snow. Yeah, yeah. They're gonna find this spot where the protesters were practicing, you know, they're gonna be running around with the shovel. And they're gonna find the other part today. people die on the road the people had to go out and run Michigan back in 78 where the same thing happened on I-94. I remember that one very well. Oh yeah we everybody see the thing is I noticed something about this reading all the stories with Buffalo only the police vehicles you know snowballs here what is when everybody got stuck they put it out on the radio everybody up and down 94 along this and that's where they stayed for a day or two because nobody could go You really couldn't help but stop. It wasn't a matter of if. If you didn't get off the Expressway and park at one of the truck stops or a parking area, you're going to be parked on the Expressway and that's where they were. Which just happened to the people here in Buffalo. So when you see all these lists of planning on protesting, Buffalo is right there in the middle of every picture. I've noticed it's like... Well I think guys you can kind of scratch buffalo protest off for a bit. Unless the Eskimos are coming down from Alaska to show them how it's done. Yeah and they'll be fishing over the six or eight feet of snow covering the Eubengis with the bear and the snow that are barefoot wearing sag forms so you've got their underwear sticking out there. What a comfortable way to die. You know you're wearing the sag pants and your buttcracks sticking out and you're looking pretty stupid and I'm trying to say you look really stupid because you're out there half naked in the snow. you were trying to do the fur test thing and it's just... Well you know, here's uh, you know I was on the phone with one of our listeners in Missouri yesterday, here's what the media is doing, I really should start watching television, I really should. But what he's claiming, he says you know what they're doing is they're playing all the uh, you know, on the news show, oh there's all this going on in Ferguson, blah blah blah. and that they're playing all the old footage from August. Okay? All the people out there milling around and stuff, well, you know, because of the temperatures, you know, like as in Buffalo, we've got a lot of snow, temperatures are way down in Missouri as well. Well, people aren't apt to, you know, go out in cold weather and protests and this kind of thing. One of the articles I was stumbling across here this morning was talking about a couple of dozen. Now, if you're going to stretch it, go ahead and go with a couple of dozen. So that tells me that about eight or ten people were there. Six of them were arrested, you know, protesting out in front of the police department or something at, I don't know, two o'clock in the morning, whatever it was. Okay, so eight or ten people does not constitute masses. It doesn't constitute ripen or rising up of the people or riots or anything else. But the media keeps pumping it and pumping it and pumping it because they want to create this atmosphere. This is how propaganda works. Yeah, okay. They'll keep showing you what's like a 911 when 911 took place They what what would you got to see over and over and over again for days for weeks for months? It's not the whole year is that plane flying into the building flying into the building and flying into the building and now everybody on the planet is seen oh I saw the plane fly into the building Well that's because they play it so many times, man, it's burned into your brain. And so by doing that, they can convince anybody of anything. So here you have, they're replaying old footage, the riots and stuff going on, people milling around all over the place. And that's not what's taking place here right now. That is not what's taking place. I'm saying again, that's not! But just look outside if you're up north and understand St. Louis has the same weather we got in Michigan and you got in Idaho. Right. But you know, people that are sitting around, you know, reading the articles or watching the news, you know, don't realize that they're playing old footage. This isn't new footage. And believe me, I promise you, all they have to do is show flip. You know, here's a bunch of people, poof, it's gone. Okay, they have enough film footage from the summer. to go on and on and on and never show the same one twice if they're only going to show two seconds of it. Okay? So they'll flash that out there. And here's another thing, man. I mean, really, two, three months for them to figure out whether to indict this officer. I mean, how much more time do they need? What are they struggling over? Yeah, I think they're wise about what they're doing. Like it says, look outside. You see, you know, your favorite soap opera, you know, you can get along the way in the hood. and then you can relate to the so big way to get in close to them. It's warmer inside. My fascination is that, and I think, again, these characters are so isolated from reality, like the media showing the, you know, what could it look like this summer? Well, it was, you know, it really, you know, and all kinds of stupid things. But you see how it looks outside? Unless they're paid protests was fun when there was summer and you get a, you get checks and you get all your stuff for free and you get a free phone from the government. But now you're talking about me going out when it's cold. The fascinating is that all the regime, none of these people think this, you know, think this through. They still want everybody to stir the pot, you know, you gotta get out there and get a rack going. Because that's what Bummer of course is pushing on the other end. I can almost picture the conversation, but boss, it's cold outside, I need more money to buy more protesters. Because that's the only option they've got. No one's gonna go out there. and pose for the camera. If they do it with a park on, and the only good thing about that is I guess if you get thrown at you by the cops or you don't get shot at with rubber bullets, you can wear more clothing to protect yourself from getting welted up as bad. Again, endure the plywood covered windows that have all, and now they know everybody's bought a sheet of fun. You go from here, oh, one more is still telling them, you know, cramp. He's waiting, he yields the secret police, they're in the pot. The country is trying to get something going. Washington is all the time. Yeah, I found that article I was talking about. Listen to this. A dangerous situation, main campus, Tallahassee, Florida. Students dove under desks and behind a stack of books. Others barricaded themselves in rooms, some leaving their cell phone video running along the way to record the scene and the latest shooting in the U.S. University. One wounded student was seen crying out, I've been shot and clutching his leg as blood spread over his pants. Before it was over, at least two other people were wounded. The gunman was killed by a Tallahassee police officer and he opened fire on the officers and from an access ramp outside the Strozier Library. He was challenged by the officers and giving commands to drop his weapon, but the mail fired at the officers and said in the police statement, the officers returned fire, killing the government. By 4 a.m., I want you to pay particular attention to this, by 4 a.m. Thursday, the all clear message was issued for the school where the classes were canceled Thursday and police continued to, with interviews and investigations of the government slump faced down. The Associated Press reported. The Green Baseball crap laid near his head. Okay, this part here gets me. By 4am Thursday the all clear message was issued for the school. Was this like a prison camp or something? The all clear message. There you get up and move. Tallahassee Police Chief Michael D'Ivo. described it as an isolated incident and a one person acting alone. But he offered no additional details of the government or the possible motive during a pre-dawn news conference. Beyond the identity of the assailant, other major questions loomed including how did he enter the library with a weapon and were campus security measures sufficient? That's real important. Yeah, blah blah blah blah. How did he look at us? taking over and the next layer of whatever you want to plug in in the way of date agendas to new jumpsuits on them if anybody you know gets out of opportunity targets now wait well of course everybody hears this arm sways even the head with the Prozac you put Okay, well they changed it a little bit here. Now they're reporting it just a little bit differently. Reported the government opened fire around 12.30 a.m. at the Strozier Library firing floor shots. Of the three injured, at least two were admitted to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. The hospital said that one of the victims in critical condition, the other is in stable condition. So another day did not provide any information or the condition on the third victim. Okay, so still there you know, why aren't they saying this shooter shot these people? Who shot these people? See this is where you know an investigative reporter. Don't you want to know the details of what's going on? Don't you want to go? Well, okay who shot who was he shooting at somebody? Was he mad at somebody? I don't know. Maybe there's some Love thing going on who knows? Who knows he was acting by himself 12 30 a.m. Doesn't tell you what the cops arrived at this time. What time the shots were fired nothing, but there's an investigation going on So I guess we'll find out later on down the road Anyway, another shooting. My point is another shooting at a educational institution. They all seem to be Located in this, you know, well, it doesn't matter the geographic location It's you know, where it's all taking place at just something to make note of I've been making note of it for over a year that any time you have a gun involved, they're shooting is always at some school campus, something or another. So here we go again. Getting back to the Ferguson thing, you know, I wish, how do you de-racialize people? I mean, really? How do you go and explain to people that just, you know, they need an excuse to go out and loot and rob and get things for free? How do you convince them that, look, man, you're being used as a pawn, a patsy, a dumbass. They want you to go out there and do those things so they can justify everything that they're going to do to you, whether it's rubber bullets, real bullets, hand grenades, smoke grenades, tear gas, whatever they can get their hands on. One is no better than the other. But when you are sitting, like I said, the conversation I had with our listener on the telephone yesterday, he was telling me, you know, all this full film footage that you see, there was a report of them, I don't know, raiding the courthouse, you know, showing other masks, that never took place. It did not take place. But they are telling you that it took place. But, you know, it was so bad that, you know, that, what was it, I don't know, wee hours of the morning, the resident arrested six people. Six out of what, thousands? There's supposed to be thousands. And according to their numbers, you know, would they embellish any numbers? I don't know. A couple of dozen people. Well, I don't know what a couple of dozen constitutes. I've seen what several constitutes. Several can constitute millions. In this case here, six people were arrested last night. And yet the jury still hasn't come back with any kind of a... conviction. What would you and I be talking about for three months? Well, the decision is to whether or not to charge him. This is just the idea. I got that. I got that. But what would we do? They've got coffee. Have you ever thought about it? You get bagels. Good bagels. You really want to make a decision right away if you know every morning you get paid the same and you get bagels. You know, I mean, you can only discuss this for so long without repeating. You know, here's what I think is taking place. We're not so much worried about the officer or, you know, Mr. Brown. What we're concerned about is the political repercussions or what could possibly happen based on the decision that is made. They've stretched it out to the worst. So that itself has, you can say that it's removed everything, you know, lawful or any kind of justice, if you will. It's taken that out of that arena and put it over here in the political arena as to the effect, cause and effect of, you know, decisions made over here. So whatever they come back with. whatever they had to say yes we're going to charge him no we're not whatever it has will have nothing to do with what actually took place it'll have everything to do with some political agenda whether it's gun control or whatever they'll just it'll be a smorgasbord of decisions being made but all based on the wrong thing it'll have nothing to do with officer Wilson or mr. Brown it'll have to do with everything with I don't know, tactical applications, you know, riots and how we're going to handle this and how the people are going to respond and blah, blah, blah, but it will have nothing to do with justice, I promise. And we are at the bottom of the hour. Oh, yes. Bottom of the hour break. Wow, man, we have flown by the... Okay, so let's put on some music here. By the way, just a real quick note, if you haven't caught this one, city groups Sean D. Miller found dead with his throat. Somebody didn't like somebody at the Citigroup bank. In fact, he's the global head, ooh, pardon the pun, maybe you all slept, of Citigroup's environment and social risk management was found dead in New York, I'm sorry, in his New York apartment on Tuesday with a quote unquote laceration to the throat. Yeah, well, you know what that means. So anyway, we're going to break. Well, horrible image before you take off this morning, but say bankers, well, a lot of people don't consider them friends anymore, and some bankers get a little more aggressive against other bankers, especially during the banking wars. Who knows what's going on? Some people know too much, and they need to be made quiet, and the banks themselves make sure that happens. We'll be back, right here, Santa Cucumber, you smell? 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And we hope that you're listening at www.themicroeffect.com. I'm KU Van Satt like Galaxy 19, Transponder 5. on AM and FM stations across the country and on other broadcast networks. And I did a good morning Thursday. I'd like to say we got about 22 degrees here at the studio and it's called for heavy overcast and rain here today. So I guess we'll just have to get our umbrellas out and do the best we can. Back to you Mark. And it is day break in the swamp out there for some of you listening to Ivory Gutman Gil. I'm sure somebody may have had to wake up or they have the... Well it's already changing. Yeah, the janitor... Well when it first came out, you gotta remember the janitor was doing the work and you know, Squeal said, hey, now I'm not joking about TV stations. There's two ways this happened. Either A, custodian was here now, the chief cookin' biker from 9 o'clock at night till 7 in the morning. You got new work. You're not just a custodian. You're gonna be running this and this and this. And I'm not lying guys. But here's the other thing. orders and personnel to being the custodian at night and they still have to do the job they did before and there's some people listening who know this because they're in the Detroit area this happened in Detroit by the way with ABC NBC and CBS and actually we have UPN also which is you know was channel 15 or UHF these people as they were there now the janitors are clean if you want to keep your job and keep your you know your your pension Cincinnati, Ohio. Yeah, it's really glamorous. Pass me that bottle so I can get the window. There you go. That's what I was going to say. Hand me that spray bottle. The picture will be a lot clearer in a minute. But it did happen. See, that's another thing. I should mention this too. CNN is not the only media company that squoies over and over again. Some of the best connections that we have had back in the 90s ABC and NBC screwed their camera crews. Now you gotta remember guys, we're talking, you know, well we mean like little handheld, you know, camcorder. No, that's not what they use, is it? They've got the equipment that the cameras that they're usually using runs between $54,000 up to $110,000 when they were purchased, okay? Industrial, you know, camera equipment's a chunk of change. ABC and NBC, everybody direct paychecks for the boat networks. they did is the beam counters came out you guys all have pensions and that cost us money and you're all you know you're all here's what we're gonna do we're gonna fire exactly how they did this it's like what and then we're gonna hack is so I gotta think about this before yeah your camera truck was there your camera cables were there and then the camera was there now when you come to work if you want to work you have to pay contract I did an interview which you never saw on NBC. You never saw it. It was fun because it was an experiment. We wanted to see where they were going and it pretty well allowed us to map out. That's the only reason I do interviews with any of the idiots in the control. If you want to find out what the next scam is, listen to their pay attention to how they film and what propaganda they do because they're not really interested in what you're actually trying to get away with a message. They're trying to engineer something. But we did this, you know, it was really fun because they had just screwed the NBC camera crew. before anything else is going on we're talking back and forth and these guys are pissed guys that were there i'm retired i mean these guys were the reason they did this is because back in the nineties you gotta remember that fifteen twenty years ago now back when this happened these guys were like a you know how they were like like a year or two away from retirement joe you know i'm almost gonna get away i'm gonna go to florida to retire and it's like uh by the way we just fired everybody what and your pensions uh hundreds and hundreds of really pissed I mean really pissed I let one guy vent for like half while we walked around and he went non-stop it was like really fine which means we're all done and when they start talking asking a few questions said so what's going on in New York and then of course he carried on for another 20 minutes okay oh right there we go hey you know you guys got here didn't you this is like what they did to the auto workers because these guys around in three and then And then the four, by the way. Then they were setting up to do the interview, which was the next day. Then it would be like, I knew what they were gonna do. There's always this scam. We're gonna sit down and we're gonna do an interview. And then do the interview for two or three hours. Now that means you're only gonna see about 11 minutes worth of tape, guys. Do you understand that? they'll come back and go, oh, oh, by the way, I've got some things I forgot. We need to do a second session. You know, I told you we might have to do this. Well, we got to do a second session because I've got these other questions. Now what they do is they think that you're not doing any kind of mental bookkeeping and all the setup questions are in the second session. Okay. This is where they try to do the, okay, I watched what we got and we're going to, we're going to edit this and tweak this and edit that and change. And then we'll completely reverse whatever the intentionally whenever we do that. I owe it to the second session, totally different clothes. Yeah, there you go. And it's like the first thing you're all getting ready to do. And you know, what's really cute is, you knew this was a setup session, here's why. When they do, you know, what camera crew's job is to set up lighting and to make, they can make it look like they're anywhere you want to be. Okay. So behind me, it's the dark, shadowy, you know, shadows, the Venetian blinds. place in hiding right you know and it's ominous working and behind him behind the guy that's making the announcement the halo effect with the gold illuminating the dark and enough light like you see this is why like people wonder why my homemade movies don't seem to say you've got the what they call the golden light for the eyes it's one little projecting light they have little a little classic first to deflect the lighting so they can give him that gold light you know like here on one side is the evil I looked behind him and I said, I looked at him and I said, don't I get a halo? It's like, well don't I get, we're totally ignorant slobs that don't have any understanding of signal communications, production or what. We'd already been talking to these guys, so there's a couple questions I threw back at him and the guy kinda went to brain fart. And the way I worked with him was back in the 90s, NAFTA and GATT. And I said, wow, NAFTA and GATT was only supposed to, and this is something you never saw, but it was like, NAFTA and GATT was only four-dollar workers, but it appears that a lot of white-collar workers that somehow they weren't going to be affected, their jobs and it seems to be totally illegitimate that this would happen but currently the attitudes and policies of the regime working against the regular guy on the street is now working against all these other people who thought that their jobs were secure. I really feel sorry. Of course that was pointed at the camera crew and they're like, you can see the one camera guy he puffs up, he's like, he's right, oh he's right. So the wonderful thing is that by relating to these guys spy network through all of AC and NBC in addition to all the people we already had passing on you know and that's why people wonder well guys how did you get this well it's really easy you know all that stuff that ends up on the cutting room floor in room floor yeah we have we know the janitor exactly and that's what happened to the reporters they fired all the news crews all the camera crews and then they told the reporters here's what we're gonna do for you the reporters initially thought and the even the talking heads that are behind the desk and the camera they did the same thing to that but their personalities and I've seen television movies and and it's so that, and Rada sorry kids the bean counters and the kosher mafia that run these operations they don't consider it valuable some of the things that happened I mean times with CNN what happened with CNN is they got to see us when all of you guys in the Patriot movement were doing what you were doing And I'm gonna tell you this behind the shadow of doubt, back in the big purr of city bombing, one of the reasons that they fired like 5,000 people at CNN is because there really shouldn't be anything going on in CNN. All these young people, they just got out of high-minded about how the media was supposed to. We were seeing, all in the CNN, lies CNN was generating about the internal revolt where it laid out in all the 12 Turner at the time remember was pushing the u.n. agenda he was going to be mister u.n. remember he donated money to the u.n. guys does anybody remember this out of the blue he gave him like so many million dollars it wouldn't be who of him to have a whole bunch of patriots in his they called in security guards and the headquarters about 500 people there they fired everybody they had two guards they came in in the morning and i think about how many bodies had to be on the ground for this they came in and they had two guards for every CNN employee that was there. And they watched as they were allowed only to pick up their personal items and everything they had in their hands. They couldn't take any tapes, they couldn't take any papers, you know, like any reports, they couldn't take anything. So if they had stuff ready to go to get out of it, that was the mission. Sure, including again a lot of tapes so people could see the rest of the story. The entire CNN operation. Now people wondering, well why is it, you know, CNN's in the toilet. and or BTA, you know, Black Entertainment TV, whatever. Everybody just jump out of the houses in Buffalo and wade through the snow and burn down city hall. You know, on one hand, you really want to go out and participate because you know, wrong is taking place. On the other hand, you know, it's a hell of a decision to have to make. But you know, based on... Yeah, but based on the events that have already taken place, and all the things that they're bringing into play, the National Guard and all these... Who would want to attend? Well, okay, you see that hill over there? Yeah. On the other side, there's 500 million Chinaman. And if you have a riot here, they're coming over the hill. Yeah, okay, man. Thanks. But don't forget before you put the right after you put the right gear on you put your park on Yeah, there you go. You see on top everything else. Yeah, that's what that's where even for the guys that are deploying out there like that Even they're in the same boat. It's like you're not walking out I mean, right he's the one last memo they got before everybody's deploying is hey, by the way, bring your cold weather gear Yeah, why outside that's right man. Oh, man, you're a keep you warm. Yeah, sweaty and then you get cold Well, like I asked, what could they possibly be discussing for this long? The thing about waging this battle, abricating this total disjointed, twilight zone view of how things work, because they don't face reality. Stirring the pot, and from the one end, mouthy, the nutcase, the crazy emperor, is thinking like it's three months ago. Well, I'm hoping there's somebody in that group. That keeps telling everybody look forget all this we're supposed to be looking at this But I'm sure by now three months later. They're probably even discussing the future president of America You know with all the discussion that's supposedly taking place. How long does it take to convince anybody? Of anything going Three months. Okay, three months I would say that anybody that walked in that door with any kind of an opinion three months ago no longer maintains that same opinion. Whatever it was. I can guarantee you that whatever their line of thinking is, it's so homogenized, so fragmented that there is no common sense involved. Nothing is attached after three months. Especially when you have lawyers and judges and always interjecting the Boyer, Legalese, Burbage, and getting people to think, you know, it's the equivalent of you going in to vote for Bob and you actually voted for Jim because of the way it was written on the voting schedule. Same thing. Three months. I'm trying to think of another case, what other case in the history of America has taken this long? Can you think of one, Mark? Oh, it's part of the, well, it's part of the Grand Jury. Even the O.J. Simpson thing was stretched out like this. Again, it wasn't hard to figure out that they'd be dragging it to court. Well, the O.J. Simpson, you know, the long battle was in the court. It wasn't really. Right, exactly. But the Grand Jury still, I mean, every step of the way, they protracted it, extended it, and got lots of publicity. You know, it's California, Hollywood. Everybody wants to get publicity. Even the Grand Jury was waiting for Internet It would be a secret secret but usually they're kept secret just for the sake of anonymity. In other words you're going to do the grand jury thing and you leave and somebody else comes in and goes to the grand jury and they leave. But if you ask the average American how grand jury works I would point out that you weren't supposed to, you know, some states they sit on several cases. In other words it's like we got a whole bunch of these things to do and you rubber stamp this. And that's what I see with most of this country. Nobody asks who's on the grand jury anymore or even whether or not a grand jury does what it's supposed to do. And when everybody starts complaining about what we're seeing here, remember that because people don't want to be on juries and they don't know what a grand jury is, they think when they hear grand jury that they're going to be Sitting on the case and make the final decision. Let's pick it up on the other side more grand jury guys remember only What they're doing is they're determining whether or not they can bring that person into court. Let's emphasize that for everybody We're not talking about the court case where you get to choose a judge or a jury to try you We're talking about the decision process that's supposed to protect you And again, in this case, I don't know. I mean, each state is so twilight zone now. I don't know who's actually making the decision. Hell, we can't even be sure that there really is a grand jury. I'm not joking about that one. We were just talking until 4 in the morning tonight on this very subject and several others. But you've got people just came back, they just left a few minutes ago. is to induce the gradual surrender of American sovereignty, piece by piece and step by step, to various international organizations of which the United Nations is the outstanding but powerful...