Live 365. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The 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 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. 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 won't 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 faith 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 and be a slave? Oh, 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, keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For 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 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 is this still the land of the free and home Well, let's run right into this I'm waiting on mark, but you'll be back in a moment You're tuned to Liberty Tree Radio, broadcast to all points of the compass and to each and every one of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territory. You might be listening on a CB that's spreading across the nation. You might be listening on an AM or FM rebroadcaster. Hats off to those guys. I call you the Short Rangers. It gives you more of a militant bent or attitude instead of a, well, you're the micro, you're the rebroadcasters, you're the Short Rangers in my book. Okay, you might be listening on an AM or FM radio in your neck of the woods hats off to that guy find out where he lives Send him a pizza now and then help support him. He's bringing you this hour and others throughout the day He's bringing you information. Hurray. You might be listening on Indiana Freedom Talk radio How about that live 365 or PBN dot 4 mg? There's a number of different venues to listen to the hour. Have you written them down? In case you lose the one that well you're used to and you might be listening by some other means and if that's good well today is the 22nd day of December year of our Lord 2014 it's getting cold here in Michigan. There's snow on the ground and you'd be hard-pressed to least you brought a machine But again 22nd day of I'm not certain if we have Mark yet, but I'm Donald betcher in little while you guys I want to I want to say you might recognize a name when I say Joe Cocker. In the next hour, Randy will address this in a different way, shape and form. But Joe Cocker died, you guys. He was 81 years old, Woodstock, Little Help from My Friends, all kinds of other songs. Joe Cocker was called a person who got famous trying to sing other people's songs. that said that, probably never said it to him. He wasn't a great here, but there was a lot of heart and that's what made him famous. And Joe Cocker died. He was 81 years old. Talked about this. Jim Morrison said, no one here gets out alive. We've addressed this before. Says all flesh dying. Talked about this. We've brought that challenge. In fact, years and years ago, 1996, I believe, when I was doing a In 96 I was doing a Saturday hour. One of the first hours I did on a Saturday was talk about what you do with your life and talk about funerals. I think I said something like, what would you have them say at your funeral? He did this and he did that. He was a great patriot. He played a hell of a game of golf. Take your pick from any of the above. There is only one in there that I really wouldn't want to be known for. You know, Edgar died. I thought I'd mention that. There are a lot of old timers that go back that far and remember Joe Cocker. You can say, well, I saw Joe Cocker in 1972 and he did two and a half songs and then they picked him up and carried him off stage because, well, he was drinking at that time. And I saw Joe Cocker about 1979, 1980 in Auburn Hills and he just went for two hours nonstop. And he'd walk over there and drink a half a pitcher of water and he told everybody it was water and if it was vodka he'd have done two and a half songs just like before. But you know that only points out to trying to get better. And even a drunk don't have a problem until he sees that yeah I've got a problem, I need to change. That's one of the reasons why we do this hour. Because we see the need for change. See how that worked? We've talked about addictions before, alcohol, tobacco. They say tobacco is hard to quit as heroin. There are people, and my brother was one of them, who was, alcohol was the bane of his life. He couldn't turn his back on it, sometimes for a month, sometimes for a few months. But he was always back to it. So you have to look at that Joe Cocker as a successor because, you know, 81 years. Now I don't know if there's a livergatum or what, but 81 years is, you know, a little bit more than most men are. Now I want to take that thought and shift gears here a little bit because I wasn't here the end of last week for some family, Blum's issues, stumbling blocks. You know, you've heard it said, you know, on the hour here that on occasion you need to bend that knee, you need to do it. You've heard it said that you can dedicate a portion of your mind to praying all the time. You've heard it said here. You can be praying and working. You can be praying that you're doing a good job. See how that works? Not to be redundant or not to mix the words in any... They were set away for a reason. You can be praying while you're working. You can have a little dinky portion, about 1 square millimeter, about 1 1�18th of an inch square of your mind that's praying. And we've talked about that on the hour here. And on occasion, sometimes we close the hour, sometimes in the middle of the hour, Don gets to squeeze something in or completely changes the subject. And bend that knee. You've heard it. You've heard it. Pray for those who can't do for themselves. Pray for the infirm, pray for the sick. And you've heard that call many times on the hour. And I'm going to go a bit in this because again, I wasn't here for the last week for a reason. Because there are people who call and say, how are you doing? How's the family? And I'll answer that off the air. And sometimes they'll sit here and say, pray for those who can't do for themselves. Pray for those who who have lived their life and are looking at the end of their life now. Coming up on three years ago, I sat here and did that for a friend. Pray for his family. Pray that it is easy for his family. Not easy, but lift as much as you can for them. I would say right now, beyond that I would say those that direct their prayers to my family, I appreciate that. That cannot be lyrical to do with happiness. sometimes they happen to the people right around you. And I know that that call for prayer is not in vain, though I say don't stop. And again, I'll say thank you very much. And I don't know if we've got, but again, you guys bend that knee. There are those that are saying, well, Don's just, you know, he's just talking now. He's, we should be talking about guns. We should be talking about this. We should be talking about that. We should be talking about something else. I feel bad for you. I understand that you tune into the hour. gain now what happened here or how can we do this but if you don't have these fundamentals in you pray for you this nation was built on prayer and act those that are saying oh no that's not this nation was well I pray for you so again you know we we brought many different subjects to the hour and ask you this this used to be a godly nation that. What is the percentage of people if you were to ask the average American, is this a Christian nation? Not that long ago it was like 97% would say so and not about 80's or high 70's. And then you ask that percentage of people, how many go to church? That percentage of people, how many of them, oh I go to church, how many of you go to church on Christmas and Easter? And that's it. So again, we can cut the layers of the cake. We can look at, it's not I want to clarify this because when you have direction in your life, there's another D word that can come from that, determination. When your whole life is nothing but apathy, as example, I can't go nowhere because everybody be holding me down. The system be fixed against me. When you have that kind of apathy, you're not going to go anywhere. When you have discipline, you bring about determination and religion unto itself creates this. But then again, it's been, we have to take this cross down. We have to take that building off of behind from behind that judge. So, you know, the big menorah, Mark was referring to earlier. And again, I'm going to say this and I'm not Billy Graham and I'm, you know, you hear Don go in this direction because Don believes this. But as a nation, we are backs, we are backslider. As a nation, we suffer from that. I strive to pray. proper English. The person willing to stand up and say, you can't do that because that isn't right, because it's ungodly, because that isn't what our nation was founded upon. You cannot do that. It's few and far between, though. Granted, you'll find them. You'll find them on street corners. Sometimes you'll find them. Sometimes they'll be the newsman who is fed up with the trash malarkey that he's feeding the people. He takes the earbud out of his ear and says, I'm not going to say that. But every time the newsman does that, he doesn't have a job by the end of the day. Think about it. That only points back to the controlled media that wants to control you. That's the greatest indicator of that. The guy who takes his earbud out and says, I'm not going to participate in this anymore. Now, he might not say that. I'm not going to say that. He might even say that's a load of doo-doo in a number of different words, but it's happened live on the air. So again, to say that even the people that are shoveling that away, some of them are waking up. Some of them are saying, this isn't worth a paycheck. This isn't what I trained for. This isn't what I thought it would be. But now, I'm going to work on that statement for just a moment. Because I want you to stand back and I want you to reflect on your life and overall how many jobs have you had? Some people get one job and work it all their life. And how many cars have you had? And we could go in so many different directions and examples of your life. But when you were young, look at this now. Is your life what you expect? Do you think your children's lives, and this is more important, do you think your children's lives are what you expected to be when you were young and looking forward to growing up and being a young man or a young woman and then an adult, a young, you know, in America and free. Ask yourself that. When you come to a conclusion, ask yourself what can you do about it? Plenty of answers. And again, you know, this goes back over to society that doesn't exhibit discipline is a society that's going to think that walking up to somebody and just smashing their skull is cool. that walking up and trying to play the knockout game with a cop, that's cool. I'm leaving town tomorrow. Because that's another thing that hasn't been addressed about that Michael Brown fellow. Do you know that he was leaving town tomorrow? He was going off to technical school or something. He was going to go to learn how to drive a screwdriver someplace. So he was leaving town tomorrow. This was his big crime spree and he thought, if I get away with this, they won't even know where to look for me. I won't even be here. They won't even see me. No one's interjected that thought but once in the mainstream media. And it was just, he was going off to trade school tomorrow. But no one's seen the crooked angle of it. This is my last night on the town here. Mainstream media hasn't brought that crook stock line to it. His mother certainly won't. He was a good boy. He was a big teddy bear on his way out of town. You guys, someone once told me, I'll say that direct some prayers toward this someone because someone once told me, you can do do in one hand and wish in the other and see which one fills up first. And I don't mean to be rude to tell you that, to say that. But that same person told me, have to sift through. a lot of that do-do to find the truth unto today. But 11 years old, it took me a long time to figure out what that person was trying to tell. Most people go through their whole lives and never figure that statement out. They are the people that Benjamin Franklin referred to as the man that graduates school and dies when he's 18 and we bury him when he's 54. The masses that just don't pay attention to anything and just, you know, get But in their ways, by the time there's 15, 16, Benjamin mentioned 18, in their ways they might as well be dead. That's the reference. They die when they're 18 and we bury them when they're 54. That's what he's talking about. Now I'm not talking about change like, oh, the Constitution is a living document and it's open to change and all kinds of things. I'm talking about becoming more and more aware. and more and more discerning of the... Because, you know, your parents try to tell you if they try to fetch you upright, if they raise you at all instead of pawn you off onto one of their parents, referenced moments ago. Your parents try to generally teach you right and wrong, don't they? It was for effect. But again, should they make that effort, good portions of that come right there in the home. It doesn't need to be brought to you from... or a counselor or the physagiatrist, the psychiatrist that Ricky Ricardo would say. We've got to open. We've got to radio loop now. That's me, Don. I'm sorry. Hey, Eddie. I'm just opening my mic up because I know you said you had to go at 25 after and it's right. I'm right here. I just wanted Don to continue. Again, you guys, what we're looking at is the psyche of the nation that's being driven by the television. that's being driven by images that we see over and over and over again and that is not an accident. This is done on purpose. I reference back to Mr. Otto. If we want them to buy this car, we have to tell them how neat it is. We have to show them how pretty it is, how much they want that car at least seven times. They're trying to sell you more than a car. They're trying to sell you and me and basically everybody else down the river because they don't care how many blacks will die in this. They don't care how many whites will die in this. They just want massive casualties. I've set it recorded in the history in front of a camera and I've set it on the air here. You know if Americans have to start killing Americans that should be over in about 24 seconds. That should be done in almost immediately. because we will have to turn to face the external threat. The threat to our freedom is from such a small faction of Americans that it wouldn't take too long to scrub the table clean. And Mark, I appreciate the time. I'm glad I could help you out there and help you get what was done, but I appreciate the time, you know, sometimes. I'll get rolling. Well, Chicago is a special place, and of course only the special people should be armed, but everybody should be disarmed and be a good victim. Even, well let's see, Mayor Ram Emmanuel's son robbed outside of family's Lakeview home. Oh yeah? The teenage son of Mayor Ram Emmanuel I don't know how they built that one. Was the victim of a robbery outside the Mayor's Lakeview home Friday night? A spokesperson from the Mayor's office. Spokesman, spokesman, or, well, faggot, whatever. Mayor's office confirms. Police were called to the 4200 block of North Hermitage at 10.05 PM Friday for report of a robbery on the street where there would normally already be a police presence. In other words, they're not really excited about protecting Ram. Maybe they're hoping somebody will log up and do something else to good old Ram. Yeah, apparently there was no police presence, guys. And of course he is the mayor. Yeah, anyway. So, in May, a manual 17 year old son went out to make a phone call when he was jumped by two men who stole the teen's cell phone. And- They can't tell me they now they're going to tell us they can't find the thieves right? But they're allowing the phone in the trash can a block away. Yeah, they stole it so they could just throw it away. Yeah, that makes sense And of course they can see all know I'll do also why not just track him down with a cell phone. Don't know whose cell phone it is Don't think about it. Anyway, Tom before you go your number for night vision you got to take off. Hey, I got to go But my, and I didn't address the white screen, we can do that later, but my number is 231-796-8458. Again, 231-796-84. Goggles or gunsights, green screens or thermal. Give me a call. I'm happy to beat up the guy with the 800 number. 231-796-84. And again, be careful. I got everything done. I put the last gate up and I'm going to probably put it for the season or at least for 2014. So I appreciate that. You've got some frozen ground coming your way if it's not yet. A day or three you watch. I believe... Alright! Have a cool week. Be in a little while. We'll see a bit then. And we're going to Mike! He versus the Red Bear and by the way there are three songs. I don't know if Ed's found them or not. three songs and the one is the last one. I'm trying to find a... A new piece of Christmas. Yeah, that's the one that Randy wants is the Jingle Bells. I found a short version of it that doesn't quite... it goes into a loop of itself over and over and over again. I can't use that one. So I'm still looking for that piece for Randy in the next hour. I just figured while I had it up I'd play that for you because I knew you'd get a kick out of it, Dad. You looking for a Jingle Bells? No, Christmas Bells. It's by it's it's it's Snoopy in the red Baron, but it's a nice Christmas. That's the night. No, I've found it But like I said, I've found the versions I found are not one I can use on air. They're not clear So I'm looking for it. If I can find it before in his program, we'll have it there and YouTube doesn't have anything YouTube has it but that's where I'm finding the bad copies of it or the crude Yeah, well, here's the problem. Everybody assumed everybody saved it plus there were some aftermarket copies made It's the Royal Guardians. I have the 45, I think, for all three as a matter of fact here somewhere. They're tucked away with all their records. And I have it on album too. And Snoopy's Christmas on album. I know I've got that one, along with a bunch of other Christmas songs. So I might have to dig that out for you just to get it up there in the air somehow. Well, see what I can do. But it's Snoopy's Christmas. That's the third one. I've resigned. It should be, dad, that should be in the studio down below with all the records, with the James Bond and everything and all the Christmas stuff. Also, if you're going to dig that out and have Ethan put it up on computer in MP3 file format for me, I need James Blond. The man from Tonkon? Yes, I need that. I've been telling people about that. I want to play it on air. It's been a long time since I've done that. It is a funny little skit. 33 and a third album. One of those many things I collected when I was very very very young. If I saw anything it had to do with movie or media production I saved it on platter guys. And that was originally sold at Arlen's along with a whole bunch of other albums I have back when things were 79 cents and 99 cents on sale. Whoa those were the heady days. And it wasn't Chinese. It was all American made. Oh wow, on top of everything else. So I'll see what I can do. I don't know if he has an LP set up on his machine. If not, I've got a couple of really nice ones that were just... If not, Dad, there's the box, the suitcase record players out there on the shelf somewhere. It'll be in the black leather case. You know what I'm talking about. Right. I've got a really nice stereo module. But like I said, I've been finding components here recently. Not as many people have been poo-pooing the turntables because they're becoming hard to find. But some really nice Kenwood systems. Oh no, now it's a connoisseur thing, Dad. They even still make them, but you have to use special order them and you can pretty much get every modern day piece of music on vinyl still. It's just it's more expensive because it's the upper class type thing to listen to now, don't you know? Right, it's better than, it sounds so much better than CD. Wasn't that why we went to CD? Well, the CD sounded so much better than record players and tape cassette. I'm just waiting for the tape cassette, the 8-track connoisseurs to come out. Boy, then you got a fortune sitting in there. As a matter of fact, by luck, I just happened to be in the right place. One of our friends inherited a grandma collection of 8-tracks, and I just received my mom and dad's space age. Early 70s done in that space age white, guys. It's an 8-track and turntable. And oh, there's AM and FM radio there too. And what's cool is these 8-tracks are pristine. Wherever they were stored, they were stored well. And they all are in excellent conditions so I'm going to actually have to plug some of these in because some of the stuff you just can't find anymore. Just because it was on 8-track doesn't mean it went to cassette or vinyl guys. Or if it was on vinyl it got lost in the shuffle. There's a lot of stuff that's older you can't find but on certain medium. And that's why we grab all the stuff and then go through it and we still don't toss it out because we've got machinery. We can run 8-track. We can run cassette. We can run 4-track if I want to. 4-track predates 8-track. Same cassette kind of format, but think 4-track instead of 8-track. Wait a minute. Same guy. Who brought you the cassette by the way too. So, as it is, we are headed towards the top. We've got a little bit of time here, guys. I wanted to point out again that the pot stirrers are moving in all directions to try and get as much confusion going as possible. And something we kind of discussed is step back. and look at the overview and ask yourself, how are they trying to play us? First of all, let me do this. Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas. Why? Because at the very least it turns the toes of the yamakul juice of the shysters that are stirring the pot and creating all these conflicts, gee, during this Christmas window. Normally, this would be a time when people wouldn't be fighting over presents and beating each other to death. to get to the latest blue light special. Oh, that's old. That's Kmart. But the fact of the matter is that it was a time typically where it was the middle of the season and people would be resting, would take some time to rest. The effort has been made to create as much confusion, pickle smoke and mirrors, and conceal a lot of other hateful activity by the Shysters, both in the Ukraine, in the Middle East, and here in the United States simultaneously. Here in the United States is what we have to worry about. Definitely the gun grabbers are going to try to do whatever they can to create more hardship. Everybody saw the piece with the cop, the sheriff's deputy doing the will. We got this armored car for the Constitutionless. I bought my .30-06 for the rat that thinks he's going to come after the Constitutionless. How do you like that? Oh dear, you can't... What are you talking about? You're all bragging up. You got your APCs? Well, I'm going to have your APC. I'm going to have you hanging from a rope. And I'm going to go find the buggers who told you you could do it. How do you like that? How do you like me now? Well, you don't. And that's the whole point. They don't like you no matter what. The idea is we're supposed to all be a bunch of kowtow sheep or kowtow peasants that avert your eyes, avert your eyes. What's fascinating is the kind of goof that usually, well again, it's the ones that are like figured they're going to be going up in a management or they're, you know, they're the chosen and they'll start flapping their lips more and get, you'll get more truth out of them like you did from that sound bite with that character because we weren't supposed to be, you know, thinking or listening. We're supposed to just, whoa, gee, oh great, you're going after the Constitution. You're supposed to kill them. So then what do you serve? I get, If you are attacking and declaring that anybody who supports the Constitution now is an enemy, I would have to ask what are those faggots doing on the other side? What is their management system? Who do they pay homage to? Let's reverse that. Nobody has been doing this right. Really? So if you hate the Constitutionists and you hate the Constitution, then what side are you on? Why remember that crazy fruit loop in Star Wars? Remember the crazy psycho emperor, you know fruit loop Yeah when he got a little you know when the mask came off even more he just kind of would board out those kind of crazy town things like Yeah, there you go, yeah you twitching will go there you go Hopefully the absolute power thingy does you well on the other side. I'm sending you straight to hell on a grease track and pushing the cart. Just kicking it down the hill. I fella Winnebago baby. So again, this is where we have to look at some of the other logistics issues. Fuel for instance. Now here's something I'm going to point out guys. I've been paying attention. If you worked a lot of cars, you do smell gasoline. You notice the difference in fuel. It had kind of a rich smell to it when originally we had high-octane fuels. For the last year and a half to three years, we have had punk fuel. Skunk fuel. I mean even on supposedly best days. Have you noticed with the batches of fuel that we have been getting most recently that they actually have a better, like, actual gasoline smell to them rather than rotten, like rotten cesspool, like a stinky corpse? Have you noticed the difference? There's that smell of gasoline. If you grew up with it and you're working with it and you're doing engines and stuff, you pay attention to these things. Because when you put a whole lot of work into an engine, the last thing you want to do is put crap, garbage, skunk fuel in your vehicle. And that's been showing up. But this last couple of months, this last month and a half, two months, we've been pumping gas. And guys, it's got that rich, There is an appropriate smell to it. You really do smell better. Yes. Here is one of the things I am wondering about. Number one, while we get the punk fuel, it is like everything else. We get the junk frequencies in radio. Government gets the orginized because they use regulation and licensing. There are frequencies, like I was talking with Joe off the air here, but like CB guys, they're what we call the no frequencies. I can go to the, I can tweak a CB, actually one of our allies, it'll open up to about 900 frequencies, and I can talk to Washington State like I'm in the room with a person, and with no linear, no amplifier, just a regular box off the shelf, properly tweaked, going into the other frequencies that are in the CB range that are in between everything and it's quiet, there's no wash, there's no... but you actually wonder if the radio is working until you hear the person talk and it's like you're literally in the room with them. These frequencies are all up and down the spectrum. You're not allowed to use them. Now, the same is true with this thing with fuel. There are two considerations. Government can only absorb so much, and plus it's really pumped into the diesel thing, pardon the pun, but in addition, remember we do export gasoline. And I'm thinking that the economy is already ground down bad enough here. It's always ground, grinds down worse everywhere else. If we're not buying, people aren't selling. So the question is whether or not export fuels that were supposed to go somewhere else or go to the government have kind of been dumped into the system because they really don't have any place to go with it and gasoline has a finite lifespan. So just something to think about because I've apparently noticed it too. Guys, I'm challenging everybody. When you pump the gas, smell it. It's like, hey. You might have still skunk gas in your area. I've been pointing this out to everybody. It's like, have you noticed how rotten this gas smells? If you get people at the gas pump to go, you know you're right! And they'll wrinkle their nose because they're like, yeah, you're right! Because they're really so busy and they're in a hurry and they're not really thinking. And they've got about 50 million other things on their mind. But if you take a person's brain and you focus it on a subject, then they start to rip. Wow! It really does smell bad. In fact, we got something that was so bad it was affecting the cars in the series. We've had this happen all over the states, but it was affecting car performance. It stopped the car because of what I don't know, cars. It could have been water. It could have been any number of different things. But it's it's consistently a problem. Well all of a sudden that's disappeared So I think what we've got is they're dumping all of the high octane or any of the octane You know the better formulas into our market because they've got to get rid of them and nobody else is buying them. Yeah It smells like the gas that I used to wash parts with Mm-hmm in recent years. I wouldn't even have washed parts with that crap. Yes, exactly And that's the point when you're working on cars guys. It's a grease cutter The Eames, you know, gasoline is a grease cutter and that's what you use it for. You want to get all that gunk off the parts so you can work on it, you know, inspect it. Check it out. Oh, there's a fracture there. Son of a bugger. I was hoping I could use this. Well, you know, the idea is that it was a great way to, you know, cut corners, get things done. And to do it right, congratulations. Getting rid of all the whole petroleum product greases and oils and oil, you know, peel all the petroleum oil and lubricant products, and then starting fresh with the metal clean and clear and everything vapor off, and then you apply brand new fresh greases and brand new oils, now the thing will run like a top. But that's the thing. Again, there's a bunch of stuff that puts a question mark next to it. I personally believe the jig is up 2015. In fact, if not, gee, we've got this Christmas thing coming up. They've pushed this thing with a cop versus whoever. And in reality, those cops have murdered you or me just as quick as they murdered that guy they strangled to death. And I can't emphasize that enough. They don't have any love for us. It's them when when the example is you watch all the television series and they're pumping this up over and over again Oh, come to royalty because that's you might as well just say that Cops are royalty. Yeah blue bullets. Everybody is like kind of disgusted with that one I submit interesting I mean people have noticed that because I've brought that up to people. Have you seen this thing? Yeah, that blue blood. I won't watch that Because it all implies this royalty thing if there's a corpse on the ground who's the person bad if it's a cop oh oh a cop died oh a special car and the whole thing becomes a 50 minutes worth of angst because the cop died well 15 other people die in that episode and they're just carpet they're just they're just dirt under their feet for the royalty This rate killing guy The commissioner in New York, he's like another Al Sharpton. He needs to keep the stand gap shut. That's what he needs to do. Well, the thing about this, the thing about it is that again, remember, you've got an agenda here. Number one is people are pissed because of what did happen with the one guy. My problem is how they transposed it from Fugglicious and people are so confused and they don't want to make a focus, they don't want to focus on the reality. You had Thugalicious, well that big black guy, they strangled him. No, Thugalicious was shot dead. Oh yeah, that's right. They shot the guy in New York. No, they shot the guy in Ferguson. They strangled the guy on film and on video in New York. That you can't miss. And I don't care what anybody says. Let's just reverse that. If I had everybody listening right now that's talking. and I grabbed the guy and I strangled him to death on a video. What would I be charged with? If you were a cop? No, I'm talking about just you and me. I'm talking about all of us. Let's just take and change the cast. What would I be charged with? A murder. A murder at least and like we said, it's a very, it's a murder at the most, second degree probably because although they'd throw first degree and they'd expect you to plead down to second, okay? But at the very least I get manslaughter. And the part about it that was added to that, let's say I strangle somebody to death and the EMT shows up and then I muscle up the EMT and tell them don't you touch him. Well then, why I have obstruction and then they have all kinds of other construction to it that would be lead right back up to you know murder That's where I go back to murder see it's one thing if you could say well I thought he was breathing and I did CPR because I put my boot on his chest and I pumped his chest I really didn't try real hard But that's not on the video on the video if they stand back and they let the guy die But then the EMT EMP show up The EMT shows up and they just stand in there with their thumb up their arse because they've been told by the cops it's obvious not to touch him so that's murder. See that's where you go from, see that's the step where it goes from manslaughter. We were trained by the Israelis to choke people. We were trained by the Israelis to choke people. We were trained, we were trained. Okay, so you kick your training kick in. What other part of the training do you have? Don't you have that other part about saving lives? Yes, and again. See, it'd be one thing if this guy was like, fuglicious, you know, and again, we don't have any film there. But if the guy's blazing away with a gun, okay, they're arguing, he was shooting at cops. Well, he was shooting at other people too, but the cops are the only ones that are important. He shot three regular people, they're all peasants. There won't be 60 cop cars lined up behind the other people that got shot. There'll be 60 cop cars behind the cop dog that got shot. And they'll get paid for it. You see what my problem with this is? The other six people got shot, well there was three very important cops and there were those other peasants, including some women and kids, but who cares about them? See, and that's the problem I have with this over and over again. In this case, the idea is that we do not have, we're right back to the King of England Syndrome. It's one thing if this guy was going, yo, I've thundered up on you, I got my gat in my belt, and you, I'm gonna show him with my t-shirt and show him a gat, and I want you to get off my street corner, cop. There wasn't anything like that going on. There was pride. Cops are all prideful. He's probably gotten their face at different times, but the bottom line is it's not a death sentence thing. In other words, he didn't pay a tax on cigarettes and you get throttled to death for that and they make sure that they don't help you when they do kill you. That's what you get for not paying the cigarette tax in New York when the cops are involved. If one more black guy gets shot like this, it's been going on the last couple of months, man. Oh, there's black guys getting shot! Yeah, but there's black guys getting shot all over the place. The problem is, ain't nobody. See, they've learned. What happens is you're dealing with a more propaganda arm. Fugglicious didn't gain any sympathy from me. I'm seeing 900 of these people locked up together and they're just rub they rub on each other's glory about how they play the system and they play the press and they play you and they play the white Americans blah blah blah blah blah blah We get down on whitey by doing this but you see if it not blacks are getting shot right now mugging people white people are getting shot mugging people Okay, and those those kind of shootings. There's a bunch of them Well, they can't pull those back up and say oh poor thug delicious because nobody's gonna listen to that So they got to find and they had to shop to find, I mean it was just by fluke, I mean you couldn't really plan this one out, the idiot cops played into it. But otherwise, it wouldn't have been New York, it would have been Miami, or it would have been, you know, Chi-town, or it would have been New Orleans, or it would have been Phoenix. They'd have found some of their incident where some black person who, not necessarily very good, but they could fog it out and make you believe all that poor guy, even though he might have been, you know, mugging a woman and they came up on him and there was a gun battle and, you know, he got shot. He was a, he was a cherub. See, that's the only option they'd have, but they fell. The cops, the idiots, and that's why I don't have any sympathy for them. Those idiots knew better. See, that's why if you hire people like this, you better hire people you expect to see perform. And when the cops are busy telling the mayor how they're going to suck up on him, you know, I understand. It'd be one thing if it was like, well, you know, I'm going to set you up for it. But no, they set themselves up, and their stinking arrogance is what I have no use for. That's right. A lot of people are starting to walk up to him and say that. Let me give you an example. Well, you see, and that's the problem too, is I personally think this whole thing was a slight shooting. I'm sorry. It's just a setup because it's too convenient as an Asian guy and in fact in Jewish, you know, mafia town, New York, the Mossad runs the place, guys. Well, I'm going to bring this up again, Dad, because it bears repeating because it's just like the last cop shooting that we had in Pennsylvania that was big. The guy shot his ex his ex then he went and he found these two cops in the patrol car Specifically shot them and then shot himself. Let's see girlfriend's involved and Probably one of the patrolmen and he had to deal with the other one because he was there and then he took care of himself You know or or he got helped along the one problem I have is like you said if you were doing that it was so upset it we wouldn't be Biddle bopping down the street and be about about about bopping then you know, okay, okay? Then the top of the head, you know, you evacuate the brain. There's no body nearby The aerial shot shows that so my problem is is that you know again one way or another the last part of this story is the Twilight Zone part only because what he wanted to find a private place to kill himself and Why would he worry about that? He would think. Yeah, it's like, why? It would be like, oh, okay, I'm done. Oh, there you go. Instead he goes into a subway where he's all alone, supposedly. No witnesses. In New York? During the business day? Yeah. Think about that. Yeah, this is a real lame subway. They probably took the bacon out and nobody wants to stop there anymore. We had to comply until the halal started to make sure that there was kosher. We took the bacon out and the ham. So that meant the place was totally empty and security cameras. They were probably all non-functional. Yeah, like the ones across from the Pentagon. You'll never see a camera. It went generally stopped working. Well, watch and see because the curious thing about this is the holes that are in the story right from the get-go. And, like I said, there are variations on the theme, but the tweaking of this, the Asian and Hispanic thing, if you've got to try and make it an us-them, black versus everybody's pissed at the blacks, the So you have a different psyche, a different mentality. They also will defend their property because, like the Koreans, they can't lump them all together. Koreans are highly aggressive. Not that the Chinese aren't, but the Chinese have been conditioned to be much more submissive and slavish in nature. The Japanese, that older population, not as many of them around as they used to be, and they're dwindling in population. So that's another issue. See, each one has their own pluses and minuses and problems. But you know the idea that in this country with what they're tweaking right now. They want to try and create a feces storm They no doubt about it and everybody we like best thing you do organize as best you can get your weapons and equipment squared away seriously and I'll tell you what guys watch the videos coming out of the Ukraine the Syrian stuff is mostly either butchery propaganda for the you know one side or the other with a mass execute people and Watch, go to YouTube, punch in militia. Every day, scroll through and see what's been posted there. Now some of it will be pulled because they don't want you to see what's really going on. But at least for a day or two, it will be up there. And when it is, you're going to find that there's some really interesting imagery there. It shows operations, equipment, how things work, what doesn't work, what does work. Again, there's some goofy stuff in there only because it's human beings and we're in the early stages or middle stages of the first phase of the war. Personally, they seem to be the militias doing a pretty good job of defending themselves and they pretty well brought everything to bear, including the kitchen sink wherever they can. They're a broad front, they've deployed well, and they fought well. Things that are being left out media wise I caught this today on C-SPAN the Republican Party was having a lecture in California about how to use social media and mainstream media to help push their agendas and win their oh arguments when they're doing Debates and whatnot start with the start with the emotion forget the facts Yeah, that was a big thing that they were pushing. It's like the facts are good. You can use that to finish winning the argument but start with the emotion always with the emotion you got to push the emotion and They went on to talk about the different Video programs that they've got going on like they're paying for YouTube videos to be made up. They're paying six thousand What was I think was six thousand dollars minimum for YouTube video that they're producing And of course, the production company that they've got is a 501c3 and they're getting grants from the government to do stuff supposedly to talk bad about big government. Yeah, yeah, but pretty much admitting everything that we've talked about before about how they hire people to go in and be trolls and attack certain sites and that they're seeing it being a real problem in Syria that the Republican Party is just lacking and we just need to sink to their level basically is what the Discussion was all about how we need to hire people to go in and attack the demo the Democrats because well That's what the other parties are doing to blah blah blah blah blah right on down the list I thought it was funny because it was pretty much an admission of everything that we've been talking about. 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