Today is the fourth of July,
and the idea of freedom and a declaration
of independence from a
Governor are of course being celebrated.
Yet. We have our illusions
are pre conceived and entirely engineered notions of
what freedom
actually means today.
Except the term freedom is not really up
for debate.
It's quite clear in fact.
The absence of necessity, coercion,
or constraint in choice or action.
Despite this very clear definition,
how it is perceived has seriously changed over
the years, which is by no means an
accident.
The declaration of independence
set forth the ideal.
All people have been endowed by nature and
the creator
with certain ina rights.
That is rights that cannot be taken away
or destroyed by anyone,
including one's own government.
In fact, as the declaration points out,
the purpose of government
is to protect the exercise of these rights.
Not infringe upon,
alter or destroy them in any way for
any reason or justification.
Now most of the founding fathers did not
before and certainly did not after
truly embody and live these ideals.
Which is likely due in part to a
lack of desire to do so,
meaning some may not have truly believed what
they sign.
But it is also in part,
and I would like to believe it's the
larger part,
due to the reality that the framers were
simply striving
to achieve a society that reflected the values
in the declaration. Not that they could just
sign this piece of paper
snap their fingers in the world would all
of a sudden be just.
We did then and still do now need
to work toward the creation of this world.
And then work to maintain it.
Today, the idea of freedom is muddled,
intentionally so. With the idea of safety,
security,
convenience.
We have been conditioned to forget that this
country was founded
on the essential ideals of limited government
and freedom of choice
in every regard,
which absolutely comes with a measure of danger.
The world is not without as dangers, and
no government presence,
authoritarian or otherwise can ever remove that danger
from our lives.
It can only replace it with 1 of
its own creation,
which is entirely the point.
The ideas of limited government
and freedom of choice
should not be misunderstood However, as the allowance
of that which society deem unacceptable or worthy
of rep precaution or exile,
but the point being
that such choices were always meant to be
societies.
The individuals.
And not that of an uncontrollable, una,
techno oli,
which is what we see there.
In a truly free society.
That which the founders were arguably aiming to
achieve.
There will be flaws,
false.
And mistakes,
but those are hours to make
as a community
as individuals,
and not to be oversee
or entirely overcome by a face list ruling
entity that has no real understanding of what
each specific community holds dear or ultimately values.
If said community falls victim to corruption, or
manipulation.
It is the right of the community themselves
to remove those doing the manipulating.
As is our inherent right.
As outlined by the declaration of independence. And
point of fact, even in regard to the
federal government itself.
To quote the declaration. Whenever any form of
government
becomes destructive of these ends,
it is the right of the people.
To alter
or to abolish it.
The simple realization that such a right has
been removed from possibility.
Should show us just how a ill our
freedom truly is in this country.
People have been convinced by a manipulative government.
That it is wrong of them to point
out the faults of that government.
When in fact, it is our very duty
to do so.
I love this country.
Despite what the gen
out there might say.
And everything I do today is in service
to the United States, as well as the
rest of the world.
But you see when I say the United
States,
many immediately think government,
which would make the founding fathers cringe.
They are 2 very different things.
And many powerful people have worked very hard
to make you forget that.
I fight for the people of the United
States, and the people of the world.
Not the governments
those people allow to be in power.
So again, saying I love this country, As
hopefully you can now see is not the
same as saying I love this government.
Un questioning supporting the actions of your government
is not patriotism.
That is subs servants,
and saying so does not honor all the
men and women who were deceived by the
state,
as many of them truly believed their actions
to be in the service of good.
Even though more than you might think.
Come home with quite a different perspective.
Patriotism
is being critical of your government with every
decision they make.
Regardless of one's political affiliation.
That was what this country was founded upon,
and that which has been stolen from us,
with years of subtle and not so subtle
conditioning.
Our duty
is to our fellow Americans.
Not the government officials who we are supposed
to put in place.
Yet that too has been stolen from us.
To say it is on American to question
your government
is to say that we are here to
serve it
and not the other way around.
And I know without a doubt.
That is how they see us.
But certainly,
that cannot be the way you see it.
Especially on a day that celebrates your supposed
independence from tyranny.
Yet this is what we are told,
as today's Uber Americans shout us down for
questioning foreign wars,
starvation campaigns and c techno democratic domestic policy
alike.
We must shake free from this state mentality
that turns us on ourselves.
I'm in no way advocating for any kind
of violence.
I'm in no way advocating for some hyped
up civil war that only further divides the
people.
I do, however,
seek a revolution.
But 1 of a different kind.
Nah found that on violence has ever had
its roots in a just society.
Many certainly tried with this country.
But as I have pointed out many times,
there were men in that very room.
As the declaration of independence was signed,
who had designed to create exactly the type
of over reaching all controlling federal government that
we see today.
So I propose, we seek to begin with
something different.
Something enlightened.
A true revolution of the mind.
As I have said many times in the
past, and I will say again.
Violence and danger will be ever present.
That is inevitable.
No government presence,
authoritarian or otherwise, can ever remove that danger
from our lives.
It can only replace it with 1 of
its own creation.
But as Gandhi said,
if we could change ourselves
The tendencies in the world would also change,
and I truly believe that.
So take that into the world today?
And change it.
Welcome to the daily rapper up, A concise
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last 24 hours.
I knew I was gonna do that. Thursday,
07/04/2024.
Thank you for joining me today. Now I
wanted to start with that.
I wanted to make sure that you guys
heard my thoughts right out of the gate,
not just because it's the fourth of July
Independence Day.
But because that has been something as I'm
sure those of you watching this show have
picked up on that I've been feeling for
a long time.
Now, of course, the way I titled the
show today.
There'll be the, you know, the half of
the of the Internet out there that assumes
without due diligence,
we'll per... We'll assume that I'm somehow
advocating for some kind of revolution in the
country of violence and and, you know, exactly
what it seems the governments are
are
driving us toward.
Now to be very clear, as I outlined
as the... As the constitution, the declaration of
independence and and many other American documents from
that timeframe frame highlight
it is our right to remove a government
that's acting against our interests.
But the question becomes
is the violent end what we are what
we should be driving toward. I just... I
and as you well know, my entire career,
I have argued otherwise. But the reason I
say it like this is because that is
each individual to decide for themselves. I think
violence beg gets violence, and I do not
think that is the direction we should be
taking, not even to get into the point
of the complete
deviation or rather
gap between
what the Us government is capable of capable
of that people are capable of or at
a very different time today. Even then my
point would still be the same. I do
not believe violence is the answer we should
be seeking.
That being said.
A revolution is necessary in this country. And
I believe it is very obvious to everybody
watching any level of this. Even from within
a 2 party illusion, that people are yearning
for some kind of change,
some kind of revolution, some of which are
arguing violence. Today, especially, Twitter and platforms are
rife with conversation about how a second revolution
is needed. That's why I thought this talk
this conversation. This
looking through this lens was necessary for all
of those people today. To at least consider
another path outside of
I think personally falling right into the January
sixth x s or, you know, tight trap
that we've seen laid out for Americans more
than once.
Even though you understand, again, your right would
be to take action against any illegitimate government.
But my point being is that there we're
not at a time where our governments
care about your constitutional rights if ever.
And I think that's self evident.
So today, it's gonna be a short show
today, and I'm for sure we're going to
be
we're just gonna go over some points that
I think flesh out that opening discussion.
And and, of course, I wanna include, which
I'll show you the show we did yesterday.
That I think it really is. It's important
to, you know, if you haven't watched that.
I would recommend watching that before or after
this conversation just to get a bigger picture
of what I'm highlighting in regards to how
the Us government is not what we believe
it is.
Or, you know, for those that still believe
the narratives around what this government is. And
I think this is my opening there and
much by the way, I'm gonna end with
as well
really does a good job of highlighting that
Our government is in a position where it
is fundamentally
at its core acting against the interest of
what we believe this country is founded on.
Our constitutional rights, are inherent god given rights.
And if we know that, if we can
see that. Narrative the soc... Understand. Whatever the
justification is around the second amendment, all these
different arguments we get.
These are inherent god given rights. Now if
we you can disagree with that, that's a
fair point to make. The problem is that
our government comes from a position that we...
I mean, the people that are making these
arguments literally swear an oath to office on
that constitution. And in every other at point
of their career, point to it as if
it's something to be protected because it is.
But then with every action they take, it
seems, challenge that, undermine it.
Try to remove it. Even though the point
being, it's not something that can be removed.
Inherent rights are present whether or not they
ever wrote that on a piece of paper.
And this also overlaps, which we're not really
gonna get into today because my focus today
is about an American perspective of what we're
dealing with, but this also includes the conversation
of foreign influence.
And what we're seeing from Israel from Zion
ism from other countries as well
because I don't believe our government is acting
in the interest of anything other than in
an immediate point, their own personal self interest
because of the position to power that they
have, I don't think are justified.
And I mean that for many reasons, not
just that the position itself is invalid.
But on top of that because as a
whole, It is very clearly acting in the
interest of something that is not about American
well being.
Or for the world, And I... Despite all
the arguments about the, you know,
sustainable development goals and climate change and all
these framing about how that's... Saving the planet,
except every single thing they seem to do
from the world perspective in that conversation as
well as just the American government, the Us
government,
Those actions are
showing almost immediately to be the exact opposite
of how it's framed. Big surprise. Sort of
how it always seems to turn out. We're
gonna spread freedom in these countries and they
turn out to be completely destroyed
over and over and over. Now it seems
that that focus is on Americans. So And
truly has always sort of been in that
that path because we're suffering the consequences of
what our government's doing, sort of like Israelis
and anybody around that conversation or suffering because
of what there's his government are doing. It's
the same conversation.
But now it's acutely focused on Americans. Whether
we're talking about the war on your medical
freedom,
or any other number as as Whitney webb
coin, the term, which I think is very
important to always bring up the war on
your bot... Or, you know, your body is
the new battlefield.
That's really how this has turned in, but
we're still seeing foreign policy. There's still bigger
dynamics happening in the world. But I think
now Americans, whether it's the war on domestic
terrorism
the en on and and
complete
the ignoring of our constitutional rights
everything we hold sacred is being attacked by
both the left and the right in many
different ways, but also simultaneously.
So what we'll go over today prop much
shorter than usual show are gonna be some
of the points that truly flush this out
more. And
statements from Jfk,
Eisenhower, for example, and people that did try
to warn us about what this was and
question
some of the points that I made to
begin here. Whether or not we have lost
some of the things that we believe we
you know, you know, now, again, question fundamentally,
whether we ever truly had them. But it's
more relevant now to ask whether or not
we have lost them as opposed to whether
we ever had them. I believe that as
Americans, as I've said many times,
whether it's the constitution or other tenants of
what we believe this country is, whether it's
that's the case or not, have are rooted
in in in Americans and what we believe,
whether or not the people and power had
ever thought those things. They've taken root in
what we believe. And I truly believe in
the power of,
the the
importance of something like the constitution in particular
the constitution, but the idea of outlining
inherent rights whether or not that was written
down. And I believe in these things. I
believe it can be applied in a way
that can create a society that is better
than what we've seen. I think that in
many ways is what this was an attempt
at. As I said in the beginning, striving
for something better.
That's all we can really do.
So let's go through some of these conversations.
I wanted to open with where the... Of
that recording,
which is posted here by the way.
On our subs stack, it's... It is time
for a new revolution. 07/04/2024.
And the... It's just the transcript essentially of
that. I wanted to put this out on
the own So if you guys wanted to
share this outside of the daily wrap up,
it's something you could access, and I also
posted it on Twitter
as well. At just as the recording on
Twitter, but also the subs post.
So I think this is an important concept.
It's the thought process that I don't think
a lot, especially in a 2 party paradigm.
The dynamic there. They duo. They tend to
os between the 2 extreme sides.
When in reality, there is a path out
of what we're dealing with that does not
include
the, you know, the same old 2 choices
that keep us wrapped in the same hamster
wheel.
And again, I'm gonna... This will be include
the show from yesterday. Israel admits some can't
be defeated yet Gaza attacks continue and the
point really of the overarching show the morally
bankrupt Us government,
which is not as I made a point
in the beginning as well, the same as
the as
the country, the people. The Us government is
very separate from the country, but
They have spent decades, convincing you that they
are the same for a very clear reason.
And I'll leave that for a point that
I'm gonna read a great post from Brad
Miller from today as well.
Oh, I forgot to remove that. I thought
for second, this was some censorship on Facebook
or rather our Youtube channel turns out, it
was just a mistake by 1 of the
mods. No worries either way. So
I wanna read this first. Now, this is
the same kind of idea. This and this
is Genuine... And you guys please come to
your own conclusions as always about whether this
was ever the case or not, which is
a valid question. Everything is a valid question
at the end of the day, questioning everything
is important.
But to ask yourself, my point was, I
believe that Jefferson and others really truly did
try to
strive for something better. Which always doesn't mean
that they weren't... You know, as I've made
the point at the beginning.
They are human beings. There are shortcomings. And
know again, maybe it's that they lied in,
but I don't believe that. I believe that
they were people with their own problems and
own shortcomings and they were striving for something
better. I which
after the fact, you can see that some
people fa on what they thought they accomplish.
Many of them literally had, you know,
aspects of their own lives that contradicted what
they claim they wrote down.
Doesn't mean they didn't truly want something different.
And so here's something I want to read.
Let's say a letter
written to talk rather Thomas... Jefferson responding with
a letter in response to somebody inviting him
to the fiftieth celebration of the independence of
this country.
I just thought it was important the way
he responded. Now the full thing is here
if you wanna read it. It's... The other
parts of this are less important. It's more
just kind of the the
what's the word they use?
They're kind of, you know, beginning an opening
of a letter Hello. And so on in
the point is saying he's
received, pardon me.
Just a little bit
congestion today.
This is a letter of 06/24/1826.
And it's...
After there's part I was gonna read here.
Yeah. Just this what it was, just showing
you the celebration of the fiftieth of American
independence. Now within this, there's 1 section that
regularly gets highlighted. That's what I wanted to
read to you.
He says Thomas Jefferson.
May it be to the world?
In regard to the constitution of the United
States. And or rather the... Well, the declaration
of the independence and the constitution and so
on. The idea that the the vision for
what this was supposed to be.
May it be to the world what I
believe it will be. And he writes to
some parts sooner than others later, but finally
to all, the signal of a rousing men
to burst the chains
under which monk ignorance and superstition had persuaded
them to bind themselves.
And to assume the blessings and security of
self government.
Very different than what we're talking about today.
Understand.
That form which we have substituted,
restores the free right to the un unwanted
exercise of reason and freedom of opinion.
All eyes are opened
or opening
to the rights of man.
The general spread of the light of science
has already laid open to every view. The
pal truth that the massive of mankind has
not been born with saddle on their backs.
Nor a favored few booted and spurred, ready
to ride them legitimately by the grace of
God.
As in
the monarch he's sent by God. He says
there are grounds for of grounds of hope
for others.
These are,
laying this out for people to see the
path as point. For ourselves,
let the annual return of this day forever
refresh our recollection of these rights and an
un
devotion to them. Now this is where we
should be focusing for this day.
It should not be as we're gonna show
you the pointing about the, you know, focusing
on the military and service man. There are
days for that.
And in those days, I have others entirely
separate speech I've given before about why we
should respect the act of belief they're doing
the right thing, but recognize that they're being
sent to commit crimes. Whether they know it
or not. That's the truth of how we
should deal with these days. But why today
would they be focusing on the military? Because
that is the idea of con the government
with the country? And again, the idea of
a revolution, 17 76.
It's important, not the 8... Not the idea
of post 17 80 conversation, but 17 76.
The actual declaration,
These were... Some of them were p were
higher status or different positions. But these were
average people.
Average people.
Not the military,
only a militia when made to be such
in some cases.
The point being that it's a weird focus
for our government today to try to make
this about themselves and try to make it
about their elections to try to make it
about the military. Try to make it about
the idea of government power
and cheering it on with some hot dogs
and fireworks.
But in no ways to suggest you should
not be enjoying today.
There is something to be celebrated about what
happened in 17 76 and the decades afterward.
A hundred percent because I do believe that
that was an act
in good faith, whether or not there are
people in that room that didn't truly believe
in the vision.
The point is what he's highlighting here. Is
what we should be focusing on. We should
be celebrating that act, the bravery that brought
that to reality, brought it to fruition, and
the fighting for those things. And that means
today, we're celebrating the fact that we have
a right to fight for these things
and realize that they have been taken from
us.
It should be a day of motivation to
recognize that, yes, we have the path laid
out for us, and I don't mean violence
as much as that is still 1 of
the possibilities despite reality of what I want.
The path is laid out for us to
seek true liberty and freedom.
And people like this, the conversations they've had
over the years highlight that, not about government,
not about anything other than self governance.
And independence in liberty and the reality of
striking your own path.
1 great quote that I think is relevant
from Thomas Jefferson is a He says I
prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery.
It's just so simple, isn't it?
And as I said the beginning course, there's
gonna be danger in life that never gets
removed that the elected illusion. The government simply
creates another version.
Just
violence and danger and and because they're somehow
in control, doesn't seem to be the case
to me. But the reality being that dangerous
freedom is where, the I... And that again,
it's sort of a manipulation or, you know,
it's making a point. I would argue we
don't necessarily live in a position of freedom.
We live in this position of controlled allowances,
which may... It very well to your opinion
may be better than the rest of the
world. That doesn't change the fact that it
is not what we are promised. It is
not in fact what we are
under within the context of this conversation, and
I believe in a general sense, God given.
Over peaceful slavery. Right? Which is the idea
of being... Well, and, to be clear, what
he's actually saying before I get off on
my Dangerous freedom is the reality of what
we're striving for. The idea that we have
the right to do whatever we want in
a context of freedom, you know, you could
take that extreme ways, but simply meaning that
we have a right to strike our own
path in life, and that does come along
with personal danger because you're responsible for your
safety for your freedom.
Over the idea of peaceful,
which, again, that's not even the reality which
is kind of the point is making to
begin with slavery.
Were sure you're
arguably
less... You know, they say devoid of danger,
but I'm still not the case, but you
are complete controlled in your life. You're not
allowed to go here at certain times. You
have to take this at certain moments.
That this is your government. And then hold
is that the Federal government was something that
was not even part of this vision.
And this, I think as a point I
was referencing a second ago, which is really
important to think about.
This a simple meme for the podcast that
says you're celebrating today
because ordinary citizens had, quote weapons of war.
Now, of course, the weapons of war is
the framing of today about, like, the more
advanced weaponry, but it's still the same point.
But at that time, these were the advance...
These were the highest level of weapons for
the most part,
and they were owned by average people? Now,
had they been in a position where the
British government had
made the reality that, well, in average people
shouldn't be allowed to have these highest levels
of weapons, the same weapons we use in
war, that's dangerous.
Explain for me how this ever would have
happened.
Certainly possible they could steal them and so
on, but realize that this
we're celebrating a revolution.
Well, points about that in a minute about
the fact that they're so desperate to hide
the idea of revolution on the day we're
celebrating revolution. Why? Because your government terrified.
Why? Because they're not the same people that
we talk about from the beginning of the.
They're not embody the same ideals as the
founding fathers. They are exactly what the founding
fathers were fighting,
which is why they're terrified of the idea
of promoting revolution. That's why they try to
redirect it into the idea of jin ism
and pro government military conversation.
Because ordinary citizens had weapons of war rather
ordinary citizens were armed.
Now there's plenty of people on the world
to simply disagree with They think of an
American concept to be, you know, armed and
rights and so on around guns. Canada seems
to be very similar, but the the point
is whether or not you agree with it,
understand the logic of that point.
How else does an average person throughout history
fight back against us in a larger power?
I think it's important to think about.
And that's not at any case to argue
that there should be, you know,
random and and...
In violence all the time. The point is
that people
protect themselves. And if there is action that
is taken that is outside laws or community,
like, this is the point about the idea
of... And this does interestingly border with the
idea of an ana society despite the people,
the world's
misunderstanding of what that word means.
Means no rulers, not no rules, but the
idea is that in a society that is
guided by that, will the people that commit
crimes and violence and so on get pushed
out of that community.
And, yes, because other people have the potential
to protect themselves as well.
But the reality is in a position where
the government says don't, worry, we will take
care of all of that.
But then in a real sense that's not
actually what happens. I've made this point a
lot about the police and so on. When's
the last time you were in the middle
of some kind of violent interaction or some
kind of a crime or being stolen from,
and the police were just there to help
you. Certainly can happen by complete coincidence, but
9 times out of 10 if not far
more, it's about showing up after the fact
and taking notes.
Know Yeah. Maybe that does translate to them
catching the guy and so on, but
the reality being that it's more about enforcement
as opposed to protection.
And yet they want to disarm you
so they can protect you or so they
can enforce the laws on you,
Now I wanna read this from Brad Miller,
which, by the way, we had a really
great discussion. Oh, actually, I grabbed the wrong
1. I'll include the other 1 when I
get done. This is the first 1 from,
August second. We recently that an in studio
discussion about
a lot, kind of a lot of the
same stuff we're talking about today. Israel, Liberty,
the loss of this country and the Covid
19 overlap.
But I wanna read this to you. This
was 1 he wrote last year.
07/04/2023.
He's just looking to the past.
Independence Day is naturally a day in which
we look to the past.
We celebrating an action that occurred in our
nation's history and reflecting on that action significance
for the our present day.
Or at least we should be. And to
be honest, in independence day is probably 1
of those days that most people understand
at least superficial.
Unlike Memorial Day, which few Americans understand at
all. Really at same point because it seems
to be so manipulated and focused on the
support of government warfare and and military power
than the reality that we're talking about people
that have been tricked into committing crimes overseas,
which is what people like Brad learn plenty
of. And again, the point being that more
than you would believe. Veterans come home and
will tell you exactly the opposite of what
the narrative is.
But he says Americans know that a war
was fought to free the colonies from the
British rule.
As with all history, there was... There's probably
been a fair dose of exaggeration in propaganda
that has become part of the American telling
of the story, This happens with any significant
event in history, it should not be that
surprising. Now looking to the present.
He says I mentioned the exaggeration that have
become part of our perspective of the country's
history because they make our current position that
much harder to believe.
How have we a nation forged of battle,
freely given up our own freedoms?
If you have ever asked yourself, what you
would have done
at the time of the war for independence,
or any other time of tyranny This often
gets the same point for World war 2.
He says you have that answer. Remember. This
is 20 23.
He says you now know exactly what you
would have done. The last 3 and a
half years have painted a clear picture as
to what we all would have done.
That's not the same for everybody. Mind you.
He says in the mid 17 seventies.
Had you lived then?
You would have done exactly what you did
in the early 20 twenties when faced with
tyranny. I believe that.
He after all, we faced more widespread tyranny,
abuse and oppression over the last 3 years,
this 20 20 20 23, than the British
ever
implemented onto the colonists.
The British did some terrible things,
but nothing coming close to the scope of
the Covid operation.
If you fought for freedom over the past
3 years, then that's what you probably would
have done in the mid 19 and 17
seventies.
If you coward and fear over the past
3 years and you did whatever your overlords
towards you told you to, then you would
likely have done exactly that 2 and a
half centuries ago as well.
If you look for others to fight your
battles over the last 3 years, then you
would almost certainly have done just that back
in the revolutionary days as well.
The truth is that most people will lick
the boot of their
rather than stand up to them. Some even
join the.
Resistance sure looks cool in the movies,
but in real life, it's hard.
It's also dangerous.
Just ask the Palestinians.
Too hard and too dangerous for most people.
He says,
there are all types of recreational activities that
people pursue on the fourth. There's nothing wrong
with enjoying the day. After all, independence Day
is to be celebrated in a joyous way
because realize as I'm saying that the the
Current reality does not diminish what was fought
for in my opinion at the very least.
He says the spirit of the day is
much different than the aforementioned memorial day whose
comme spirit is much more solemn.
Plenty of people will be ra and bo
on the July on July fourth, behaving in
a way indicative of how the English saw
the columns.
Interestingly enough, after all Americans were considered to
be rebellious in spirit.
So where's that rebellious spirit gone?
Where is it today?
Looking into the future, now, Have real quick,
I would argue right there that's been c
opted by the party system.
There's still some of that on both sides.
Very clearly, but it gets channel into the
2 party illusion and driven into the ground.
That'd be my opinion.
He says looking to the future. We better
enjoy this July fourth.
And remember, this is 20 23. He says
we don't know how many more years of
freedom
we have left.
My point is that I think we're in
a position where that's already gone. Now mean,
we don't have some
self determination to some degree. But the idea
of what we pretend we were has been
gone for a long time. Doesn't mean we
can't fight to have it bat fight to
have, you know, force powers to
respect those inherent rights. So Just trying to
frame it right So it's not that they
give to you these things. Right?
But the point is that if we're in
a position where they just proved to you
over the last so many years of well
before the Covid 19 illusion, that they can
force things on you without your
consent whether they're going back to chemotherapy or
other versions of big pharma drugs. This has
been happening a long time. Covid 19 was
the biggest example of it to the most
people.
But this has been going on for a
long time, well around medical freedom as well,
foreign policy, foreign invasions, assassination, this is what
this government is, guys.
He says we better enjoy this fourth of
July. We don't know how many years of
freedom we have left. They've already largely stolen
bodily autonomy.
Our money is fake.
Our medicine is poison, our food is poisoned.
The air largely is as well.
Most of the government is comprised of traders
or coward.
Same thing with the military. Remember, this is
a height. This is a a member of
the... 4 remember the military from the hundred
first airborne division. Who lost was forced out
because he refused to take the dangerous shot,
a man of integrity.
A man owner.
He says most of the government's compromised.
Comprised. Excuse me of traders and coward. Same
thing with the military. It's becoming hard to
tell the difference between enemies abroad and enemies
here.
Because they're all likely controlled by the same
central bankers anyway.
If things continue the way we're going, the
little bit of freedom we still have will
be gone.
We seem to be on the pre of
too few people and too few people seem
to be bothered enough by our current trajectory.
By all means enjoy burgers and fireworks, wear
your America theme shirts and display your flags,
but don't pretend to be an American tough
guy today
If you spent the last 3 years either
looking to boots of your compressors or becoming
1 of the impress yourselves.
If you like the content,
subscribe to his content.
I think he does good work on this
by the way. Now here was the follow
up as he referenced this last 1.
It says today, as you can see here,
he says read this for this piece first.
This the last 1. This is on the
today,
07/04/2024.
Today I wish to offer just a few
more short thoughts on where we actually are.
He says, independence day.
Each year on fourth of July, there's a
flurry of patriotic excitement that sweep the country.
Ultimately, says I think this is healthy. American
should have should love their country and should
feel pride in celebrating on the fourth of
July. It is a crucial part of our
identity, an identity forged in the that led
to colonial settlements.
The struggle for independence and the challenge of
creating a lasting government that defied the
authoritarian tendencies that tip the monarchs monarchs of
the day. Now, I'm gonna make a point
in a moment about the reality of the
colonial settle
foundation of this country.
Which just because that's in in the context
of the Native Americans and so, which is
import it's impossible not to talk about because
that was clearly part of this discussion.
But I'll make that point in a minute,
but it's important to realize that this is
part of the story as well.
But he says in celebrating an independence say,
it's also important to remember that we commemorate
a a freedom and resistance to tyranny that
we have long since lost.
A nation and distress he writes. A recent
trend across the United States has been to
display the American flag upside down to indicate
that a nation is currently in distress.
The idea to invoke this symbolic gesture comes
as a result of the recent legal conviction
of former president Trump.
Regardless of one's views on the former president
or his conviction many people share the view
that our beloved country is in fact in
pre decline,
Which quite frankly is just is a static
reality of the world. I mean, it's not
it's about economic in and and political influence,
it's about many different factors. Doesn't have to
be indicative of what Americans are or our
beliefs.
It's because of our
corrupt, rampant law this government that that's the
case.
But he he says, while I personally haven't
felt the need to display an inverted flag
that generally reflects my thoughts that the nation
has been in distress for a long time.
As opposed to merely recently as a result
of what I consider to be political stage
management.
He made his state... His plots very clear
on Trump in our interview. He sees it's
pretty much the same as I do, somebody
who way knows it or not, which is
in at least, but Add that. Somebody who
is a part of the problem.
He says, at his point there is it's
not just because Trump got
politically, you know, politically attacked. It's been this
way lot longer than Trump.
But he says nonetheless the country is in
grave danger.
It is not the type of danger that
we can just wait out. It's going to
require active engagement and hard work with an
eye towards serving the country, not the government,
but the country.
He says,
true service to country, not feeding a bloated
tyra government while pretending that that is service
to country.
He says love of country is a beautiful
thing. Service to country is a natural extension
of that love towards one's people, homeland,
heritage.
However,
we must not confuse the country with the
government.
The 2 are not the same for example,
we mark this date as 17 76 as
the origin of our country,
But and this is important, especially for something
Trump said or plenty of other say when
they reference this,
but our current form of government
would actually not be created until more than
a decade later.
So when people point to 17 81, 2
and 3, about different examples in those time
here... And this years about the beginning of
this country, I think that either says that
they are
misunderstanding the dates or or that they are
stating something different about what they believe we're
doing.
That could be none of those things, but
that's my that's my interpretation. Because I've seen
a lot of that. Suddenly not using 17
76 anymore, but using
different dates.
He says it's also important to note that
our country began
in 17 76 simply by declaring
independence,
and not years later by signing the treaty
of Paris with the British in 08:17 83.
In other words, the act declaration itself served
as our countries start point,
rather than victory in the war for independence.
He says, sadly we seem to have given
up so much that we supposedly won. What
what so much that we supposedly won in
that war and have ce much of that
ostensibly hard gained independence.
Equating the country to the government and therefore
the levers of power behind the government is
not only factual inconsistent and historically inaccurate, but
it's also problematic in a deeper sense.
Government was instituted to safeguard
those hard won freedoms and yet now,
We're in a situation in which we struggle
to preserve our freedoms
from our own government.
We currently find ourselves in a situation not
only in which service to government can no
longer be considered service to country,
but also in which, service to government can
be considered a
disservice to country.
Conclusion, he writes a sense of collective identity,
is essential to preserving culture.
An identity of independence is therefore necessary to
maintain a culture of independence.
Grilling burgers, knocking back a few cold ones
and screaming America, during fireworks displays all while
clad in your American flag pattern shorts and
hollow gestures if during the rest of the
year... Or. He says...
Oh, I think it's left there out there.
It says grow it. Basically, if your grilling
burgers and doing all the typical stuff on
fourth of July.
Yet in the rest of the year, you
bend the need to those bleeding you of
your health, wealth and liberty,
clearly there's a contradiction there. He says this
freedom char
is almost a mock of the spirit of
independence held by previous generations.
It's important this it gives a very 2
party illusion concept on both sides quite frankly.
Now, yes, you have a much more of
AAA
thread AAA vein going through the left side
of this conversation that seem to be sort
of... And I mean, like, genuinely anti
America as opposed to even the government, just
like the idea of the constitution and things
that I argue are the country point as
opposed to the government, that's there too. And
that's easy to see.
But understand that on both sides of, like,
the true 2 party illusion,
We're seeing levels of and like, just look
at Congress, for example, on both sides. You
get the same pla, the same point. Permit
praising the idea of our freedom and Liberty,
and people support this with these hollow gestures
of,
you know,
this exactly what he highlighted. Fireworks and grilling
and the same things we see every day,
which are
completely disconnected from the reality of what that
origin point was.
It's consumerism,
like all of our holidays seem to be.
And then clearly pad with all the commercials
and all things we see with the idea
of military might.
That is being a Charles into my opinion,
I completely agree and is
contradictory
to what previous generations bled for.
He says, let's set seek to reign unite
our culture of independence rather than merely celebrate
the valid the value it once held.
Let me, think about the... Ins the...
Right absurdity of celebrating it independence from tyranny
when you're in a position where you can
clearly prove that that has been lost.
Still worthy of celebration that had happened, but
realize that you're at a point where instead
of celebrating what was once done, you should
be fighting to regain that.
He finishes by 8 point saying if you
like his content and support this, and I
agree.
Now,
what's important to highlight?
And this, you know, there... You could argue
this is even contradictory.
Because right now, we're being a lot of
people are getting sort of a crash course
on
settle or colonialism.
I think I was said it reversed, but
the point being that we're watching that.
Be
explicitly demonstrated.
Even though it's been going on for 75
years in Palestine, but seeming that day people
are finally seeing it.
And the point is that that's supposed to
be un savory. We're not supposed to... That's
not who we are even though it really
is. And I mean, the government's.
That's they're the 1 I'm saying, that's not
who we are.
It's not who we are as a country
in regard to the peoples because we've embodied
these ideals that we prove. We we thought
we've rep these things.
Knowing that they came from a foundational point
of this country's origin. My point is that
they stand by that and say, yes, we
don't agree, but then continue to endorse all
of it.
Now, the interesting point is 77 70 76
from the actual declaration
on this this little graph you can see
land of native Americans and stolen land throughout
all the way up to 20 19.
This is settle or colonial. That's what this
is. You're occupying taking land from the natives.
Driving them out. Now, interestingly enough, Thomas Jefferson
was seemingly very pro at least, you know,
that as the narrative goes, native American. But
at the same time, seem to be very
of the same mindset that the land should
be taken given to white people.
I just think it's important to understand that
this is a part of this foundational discussion,
but
Just like I said, it's simply something you
you could argue that that means that none
of it meant anything, which I disagree. I
think it was about... A different time where
people were at least striving to do something
better. And some of them you can look
back and argument and they didn't agree with
this. But at the end of the day,
It's about stepping in the direction of positive
change.
And I think our government
very quickly. I mean, like, within the first
so many pre,
went back in a very dangerous direction. And
I think that's why this Got is as...
I mean, if you look at the graph
all the way to today, I mean, it's
an ins insult. It's the opposite of what
we pretend we are right from the beginning.
But all all that's to say that the
people of this country as I'm highlighting.
Clearly,
believe that we are not that,
and that's what we should be fighting for.
The belief that we could be better.
Now, I recently had a really
amazing interview with Corey Hughes.
Was is... Real behind the assassination of Jfk.
Now, I'm not gonna again. Again, did a
lot of these other points. We're gonna... Probably
tomorrow or the next day We'll go right
back to our our, you know, coverage of
what's going on in the world.
Free I wanna include this because we're gonna
play a couple clips from Jfk that I
think are very relevant to the larger conversation
about what we should be worried about, What
we should be trying to resist
as an Americans. Right? In the sixties, not
not in 17 76, but the reality of
what he sees building or Eisenhower for that
matter. Telling us that we see a problem,
military industrial complex, a scientific elite, we see
it coming,
and we just ignore it.
Or sm butler. War is a racket. Many
other examples where they say here's is the
problem,
economic man.
And yet we seemingly continue to,
I think because of the 2 party illusion,
zombie walk forward.
I wanted to includes interview because I think
it's important to re understand where where I
believe the evidence points in this. But let's
play a couple of clips of of, Jfk.
Speaking about the problem that I believe we've
been come by. That we have an opportunity,
more than ever today, I think to change
this,
but just realize that this is not new
and people have been trying to warn us
about these things for a long time.
The very word secrecy is rep
in a free and open society,
and we are as a people,
inherently and historic opposed to secret society to
secret oath and a secret proceedings.
For we are opposed around the world,
by a monolithic
and ruthless conspiracy
that relies primarily on cove means
for expanding its fear of influence
on
infiltration
instead of invasion,
on subversion
instead of elections.
On
intimidation,
instead of free choice.
It is a system which has cons scripted
vast human and material resources,
into the building of a tightly near,
highly efficient machine
that combines military,
diplomatic,
intelligence,
economic, scientific,
and political operations.
Its preparations often concealed, not published.
Its mistakes are buried,
not headline.
It's dissent is a silence,
not praised.
No expenditure is questioned.
No rumor is printed,
no secret is revealed.
That is why the At opinion lawmaker solar
created a crime.
For any citizen to shrink from controversy,
but I am asking your help in the
tremendous task of informing and alerting the American
people.
Confident that with your help.
Man will be what he was born to
be,
free and independent.
Now remember,
this is a warning.
Right? This is a warning
from a president
about where we were going where we already
were.
And if we remember the conversation itself about
or this... I was just highlighting the idea
of
who else was... You know, and it could
look, there's... At this point in time, very
clearly. I argued that there was a lot
more going on. This there's threat from the
Cia threat from Facade from Israel itself in
general.
Not forgetting the fact that jfk at the
time was was very clearly right the day
before
And well before that, threatening to force Apa
pack to register registers as a foreign agent
was forcing the, you know, highlighting the laboratory
of nuclear basically highlighting Israel's nuclear program, both
of which... I, I think Ben gu at
the point argued that was the end of
Israel to highlight these things. And then Jfk
k was assassinated. Now you can argue that
something else happened here or the shattering of
the Cia... I think the point is that
you can see in this conversation that there
are multiple entities that were acutely involved in
this that were essentially Massage Cia.
So it doesn't have to be 1 or
the other. The realization that a
different power structure of the world
did not like the change he was presenting.
And
it's important to take a warning from this.
Now here's another 1 about the fact that
from a different angle of this.
It's the that the Jfk was highlighting that
the Us government at this time was already
projecting itself around the world like some kind
of world government entity. The exact opposite of
what we
were told we're supposed to be.
I mean, the challenging some of the most
important tenants of what the founding fathers laid
out.
And yet, here we are. Doing it 10
times where out even Trump's many statements before
being elected was that we won't. Be the
placement of the world. We don't force our
things on the people and then literally went
on to do just what every president does,
and in many cases even further.
You must face the fact
that the United States
is neither
nor omniscient.
That we are only 6 percent
of the words
population
and that we cannot impose our will
upon the other 94 percent of mankind
that we cannot write every wrong
or reverse each adversity
and that therefore there cannot be an American
solution
to every world problem. That's today.
That's exactly what we see today. Right? Or
at the very least, the problem that they
see a benefit in for themselves.
And don't even potentially try to solve the
problem. Usually, in fact, planning to try to
solve it, exacerbate the problem in court in
order to be able to pretend to solve
it later.
Always at expense everybody around them. And that
this is not my opinion. Look at the
history. Look at what's been going on. Look
at the constant des stabilization,
invasion,
assassination.
It's not to say that there are no
people trying to do better, but we can
see the direction this government has taken
and is continuing to take by supporting the
most obvious genocide that I've ever seen.
Now, there's a couple of the clips I'll
play as well.
For Me eisenhower, saying very similar things.
In this case about the
rise of the military industrial complex.
And yet, yet again,
sleeping without this go by.
We annually spend on
military security alone,
more than the net income of all united
states
corporations.
Now this conjunction of an immense military establishment
and a large arms industry is new
in the American experience.
The total influence,
economic, political,
even spiritual
is felt in every city, every state house,
every office of the Federal government.
We recognize the imperative need for this development.
Yet we must not fail to comprehend
its grave
implications.
Our toil,
resources and livelihood are all involved.
So is the very structure of our society.
In the councils of government,
we must
guard against the acquisition of un unwanted influence,
whether sought or un sought
by the military industrial complex.
The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced
power exists and will persist.
We must never let the weight of this
combination in danger our liberties or democratic processes.
We should take nothing for granted.
Only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry
can compel the proper of the huge industrial
and military machinery of defense.
With our peaceful methods and goals.
So that security and liberty
may prosper together.
As we peer and into society's future,
We,
you and I
and our government
must avoid the impulse to live only for
today.
P for our own and convenience,
the precious resources of tomorrow.
We cannot mortgage
the material assets of our grandchildren
without risking the loss also of their political
and spiritual heritage.
We want democracy to survive for all generations
to come,
not to become the ins fan of tomorrow.
From the president's office in the White House
in Washington, Dc, we present an address by
the president of the United States Dwight D
eisenhower.
Seem discussing scientific,
research and discovery in respect
as we should.
We must also be alert to the equal
and opposite danger that public policy could itself
become the captive of a scientific
technological
elite.
And both are here and have been for
a very long time.
Right? I mean, it's undeniable. We've been warned
over and over and over.
And yet when you bring these things up,
many cases it's called conspiracy theory.
So the problem is that this has been
there.
The the the the positive of today is
that because of many different things,
we have an opportunity.
People are listening.
People in the 2 party illusion are seeing
things that they've never seen before.
There's an opportunity to change
that we need to lean into.
Now here are some great points about how
obvious this illusion is. And I think this
is 1 of the reasons why so many
people are uncomfortable. And many of many of
which are will will
resist and quite frankly never allowed themselves to
see, just out of fear,
but I think so many are un... Are
incapable of ignoring this.
And this just is such a basic clip
about realizing, you know, I've made this point
before about the idea of taxation with a
representation. 1 of the claims And again, not
even as simple as saying that or the
tax on t were was really what it
was all about. But even there was part
of this, and even then just taking that
as the conversations and we're taught to make
this point, it's it's it's it's
necessary.
But
we're in a position today where we've never
been more tax without representation. You really understand
what that means, not understanding where our taxes
are even going.
Sure. We've got people that pretend to represent
us, but the reality meaning that we don't
you pay your does that go? Is it
fixing the potholes and go, who knows? They
do whatever they want is una unacceptable and
un, look at the Pentagon budget for crying
out loud? There's a reason that we don't
get this information or they can't figure it
out.
We're being lied to
because it's not what you think.
Unless you think that we're being lied or
cheated. But the point is that here is
a clip that shows you this in a
in a kind of a joke way, which
is important because it reaches people that We're
celebrating on a day, things that they were
revolt against well, on that day, dealing with
things 10 times worse.
All man
cited is to july the third.
It is independence day eve.
Can you believe
that in 17
76.
We declare independence from England over a 2
percent tax on tea.
That's right.
Independence.
So we went out,
and we bought some fireworks.
And paid 7 and a half percent sales
tax
And tomorrow, we're gonna shoot them modes, and
we're off work
from our jobs
where we pay 35
percent income tax.
And we get to work. Much more familiar.
We get to use the gas in our
vehicles that we pay 40 percent tax on.
Just to go back and forth to work.
Land is great being free and independent.
Happy independence stay folks.
Got it. Got it before the Tiktok thing.
Yep. I mean, it look, obviously, there's arguments
you made about things that have changed in
different, you know, finances and economy, but the
point is the same. That it's una unacceptable.
And these taxes that are being applied, realizing
before a certain point in our country, I
think what? 19 13 that
income tax exist.
We're being started in the same ways that
people going back before the revolution work.
Exactly the same thing. Now you may disagree,
but I think history is repeating itself and
it's very clear, But my point again is
that violence is not the answer.
Here is what Dylan Almond points out.
Happy independence day and quotes, just another rap
memes says plans for this weekend. Getting my
registered car drive to the store. Show my
mandatory government Id to purchase the beverage I
want to consume. Go to a licensed fireworks
stand also show my government Id, pay taxes
and all items listed, drive slow enough to
a town where fireworks are permitted, celebrate freedom.
Self explanatory.
We it's it's it's harder for people that
don't want to see this. To acknowledge this,
but it's obvious that we... Now, there's narratives
as I said in the beginning around all
the why these all makes sense.
It's irrelevant. The narratives around at the justification
are irrelevant to the reality that most of
these things, if you really break them down
are completely
unconstitutional.
But it doesn't matter because, well, there's an
narrative for that.
Here is a great little clip for Matt
Or,
showing you... This... I... I think... I might
have talked about it. I can't remember I
don't think I don't remember this when I
saw, so maybe I've never seen this,
but it kind of it reminded me of
something at the very least that we've seen.
The the censorship around...
I mean, it it's it's it's embarrassing to
see them sensor the thing that really celebrating.
There's a lot of examples of this we've
seen a on Facebook.
In this case,
at least to 20 21, I'm not sure
if it's happening again today.
Blocking hashtags,
hashtag
revolution.
On the day where you're celebrating
a revolution.
Now what all that really shows you is
the desperate fear of a government to for
you to go, hey,
What about revolution?
What what about the idea that we have
a constitution to right to alter or abolish
or government that's not acting in our interest.
What about that? No We're not supposed to
think about that? We're not supposed to think
about
extension for voting I supposed to think about
jury null vacation. Where we ignore all those
things where the people actually have power over
there the, oh, forget about it. Freedom
fireworks.
Go back to sleep.
Happy
censorship of.
Facebook
revolution
community
home is against guidelines.
You can search but you can't find
hashtag
The guidelines are long. You'll never have the
time.
Find
revolutions redacted from your timeline.
You'll never have a ton
the
you radical.
Happy
censorship of july.
Facebook black red
solution.
Wow
Happy sensor ship of
July.
I'm not even sure who made they saw...
That song is it's clearly about that. And
it's just funny. Someone made a song about
that, which is actually pretty good.
But, I mean just take a moment to
reflect on how ridiculous this is.
That clearly, it's just desperation.
Like, you're you're you're... You know that people
are gonna go hold on. It you're you're
sent... You're not allowing this. Of course, the
frame as well as Facebook and their choice
Government has nothing to do with it. Despite
the fact that it's been shown hundred ways
over, the governments are completely immersed with the
social platforms. And by the way, still are
a Twitter. Let's let's be real about this.
But it's really important to think about that
this shows you that this government does not
believe in the things they claim to believe
it. Which is why what they do constantly
is unconstitutional. Aspects of the federal government inherently
are unconstitutional. Things like the bureau of land
management. The idea of actions they take on
a regular basis.
They are actively
unconstitutional while swearing an oath to the constitution.
In fact, many of them are actively trying
to undermine why it's necessary
while swearing an oath of the constitution.
In fact, we've... There's been points that many
of which have been shown over the years
where the government highlights that if you believe,
quote, too much in the constitution, it makes
you a radical.
Imagine a government, swearing an oath to the
constitution and then saying if you believe too
much in that thing, you're a radical.
All it shows you is they don't believe
in any of it.
As Matt said, as Z vi virtue signals
with his flag, he's censoring hashtag revolution.
Now as always, I couldn't leave this conversation
without an amazing clip from Carrie Wed, because
she always nails these things to the wall.
And as and again, from a very 2
party illusion perspective, which as you know, I
love.
Believe the right post massacred those colonists and
sand. Those thugs were ar snowball and the
red coats fears for their lights. The war
on them is real... Most for just protesting
unjust laws. My coats don't make the laws
they just force them. You must understand the
tea party protest against the crown on fair
monopoly. If those criminals don't like the Tea
log, they can petition the king for red
dress or if they really don't like it
here, they can lead. Surely, you object to
the red cloak trying to use the rebels
guns though. Right? Those traders are not bought
abiding gun owners. The guns were in defiance
of the King's authority and the red coats
were just falling orders. But whenever any form
of government becomes destructive to life liberty in
the pursuit of happiness fits the right of
the people to alter or abolish it. Anarchy
an extreme up. I know what you're thinking
Breaking the law is acceptable then because it
was monarchy not a republic with rule of
law. But do you actually believe the politicians
and bureau and power who pay lip service
to the constitution care all about following it
or ever have that they think rule of
law applies to them. It's almost like no
matter the form of government violent authority leaves
to chart on people's liberty your wine servants
to their authority actually guarantees further here down
the hall.
Dishes, a few bad apple, General Washington does
not have a voting. You should've have comply.
I'm gonna kirito rebels are such karate.
Matter. Red comes fight for our free. They
would never enforce a what? They're just doing
our job keeping us fake. Who are you
gonna petition when your slaves run away. This
is a nation of laws comply if you
value your like, shred heart or big daddy.
Government.
I love it. She's always nailing it. I
love it. It's just... It's just it... It's
taking so many different points throughout our ridiculous
narrative time, you know, with with media framing
thing. I mean, everything single will... Pretty much
everything she said their response was something you
would see over the last decade talking... You
know, the points about...
After the go, she said that stood out
to me. You want to comply or things
like that. Like, it's just very clear you
could apply all of these ridiculous narratives to
a different time,
and they seem comic stupid then like we
should have seen them in the same time
now.
Always nailing it. Now last little segment here
I wanted to highlight
what are current front runners is for the
selection if you believe it's a selection.
Are saying about fourth of July. Some of
which III think is good. I... Really to
be honest, this last segment before we get
past this show what I'm showing here on
the screen,
is just to show you what they put
out today. And I'll make my points about
why I think really none of them are
aligned with what I believe it's supposed to
be celebrating.
What
I would argue specifically Trump and then More
so R
had statements that I think are good that
I actually agree with. But the question for
you is do you believe they believe these
things.
Before we get there, I wanted to highlight
with the Us government is saying about, quote,
independent states in the world just to make
a very large point about how our government
had the very... Either doesn't understand what it
means to be independent
or
wants you to believe other states that are
not
are independent to make it seem as if
we're supporting independence around the world.
Now you could look through this for yourself.
I've highlighted the ones I think stand out.
What I'm gonna show you is specifically entities
that have been undeniably
occupied, manipulated by at the very least the
Us government that they call
independent, like Afghanistan
or Australia or in case I think like
vas states personally, but Bolivia
military jun and so on. Now maybe you
could argue they've worked that back as we're
now watching them push back again, but the
point is these are entities. It's it's almost
hilarious to me, and I'm just making it
very quick here. Things
For example, iraq. Right? The the very clear
occupied territory that is iraq currently, Libya, really.
Saudi Arabia,
independent, what for the power structure? Yeah. Maybe.
Right? I mean, it it's it's in it's
insulting. Ukraine
Ukraine, the want the 2 corrupt to join
nato, but you're at a... Independent nation.
Hey. United States.
Clearly, I don't think that.
Last And I I think the the real
point that walk away with here,
is that this government will say
like pretty much again, I think most governments,
but especially because we're talking about American
perspectives around the fourth of July Independence Day,
We'll frame anything the way they wanted to
to achieve their ends at your expense and
the expense to people around the world.
History has shown that to be strikingly obvious.
So we're a point now where we have
an opportunity to actually change things.
And there's been many of them over the
years, and he's always an opportunity at any
point. But right now it's more than that
I've ever seen.
So we just need to acknowledge that they
are not gonna just wake up tomorrow and
do the right thing. That the person you
vote in tomorrow, if that's what you believe
is happening is not gonna change the system
that's designed to not change.
We need to recognize that they are
every moment
Further en sla people further en shining their
lies in order to maintain the status quo.
In many cases while arguing they're fighting to
change it.
Or for the most the largest point, well,
using their complete destruction to justify the new
step that will appear to be changed, but
it all will really just enslave you in
a very tech democratic way with more technology,
but keep you locked in the same problem.
The great reset or whatever else we wanna
talk about.
But let's let's finish in general with some
of these points about what they're saying. Now
first, you have... Oh, Did I hold I
mix these up?
Oh, how do I lose that?
Well, anyway, the... First, I was just gonna
show you that Biden tweeted just, you know,
happy for the July with the same sort
of, like, government promoting thing that they all
seem to be doing.
That being said, that was the 1... I'm
not gonna look and find it. Now here's
what Biden posted.
And this seems to be as Fourth of
July post.
Saying year after year, we've come together today
to celebrate freedom, liberty and independence.
Today, Jill and I look forward to nice
celebration and wish you all 1 of a
fourth of July. Now what do you think
this video is gonna be about?
Celebrating the idea of a revolution against a
power structure? Of course, not. Celebrating the idea
that you have independence and free... Well, they'll
say that, but what the video focuses is
on is Joe Biden.
Just have to remember who we are for
God's sake. You united states of America, and
there's nothing nothing. Nothing. Nothing beyond our capacity.
He's talking about the government.
We are not... We... They are the government.
You are the country. Now, yes, they're tech
they are people within this country. But what
he's doing right there is con the 2
for their benefit. And, of course, going Biden
Biden an election me, look at... We were
together.
What it why up forth of july. This
is the campaign video.
Yeah. For this. Hey, Forces july. Happy in
Independence day, Biden
Right? That's this is what we're talking about.
These people are not in your interest.
I and I'm... Again, that's a blanket statement
for all 3 of them. I've been saying
that for a long time.
But that's not to say that there's not
some things that they were... I just think
Biden has just... I I think Biden has
been
the plan is that he's not...
I think everything he's doing is shooting himself
in the foot these days. And I think
it's intentional quite frankly. I think Trump is
the selection, different conversation for another day. The
point
is that Biden was that was just ridiculous.
Now, Trump, a little more in the middle.
He says a lot of things I do
agree with, but I don't think if you'll...
It'll speak for itself.
Now he put this first 1 was just
sort of, like, happy fourth of July, and
then let me go off about how, Biden
dumb, and inherit bad and it's it you
could agree with it or not. The point
is that's not what I'm just quickly telling
you why we're not reading that because it's
really nothing about the point of today's conversation.
But again, happy with of July. Let me
tell you why these people are bad for
a country. But here is the video they
post which seems to be tailored around fourth
of July conversation. Here's what it says.
Together, we are part of 1 of the
greatest stories ever told the story of America.
It is the epic tale of a great
nation whose people have risked everything for what
they know is right and what they know
this true.
On this day,
243
years ago,
our founding father has pledged their lives, their
fortunes and their sacred on it. 243
02:48.
See, he's not talking about 17 76. He's
talking about when the government was created.
That's important.
To declare independence and defend our god given
rights
as we will never forget
that we are Americans
and the few chick belongs to us. Now
thinking about all this stuff. What are they
showing in the background? I mean, it's just
not new. It's not unique to Trump, but
it's it's not really about independence or what
the independence day conversation is about. It's about
government, militaries,
election, Trump,
which is pretty much what you get from
all politicians. I'm just highlighting that this is
not exactly as Brad Miller highlighted very well
what we should be doing.
The spirit of American
independence will never fade never fail. As well
as the fact that that's not where we
currently are. So as we scream and cheer
and pray the idea that we are still
doing that, that's not the reality in the
sense of what the government is leading us
to... So what we're talking about is the
military they're around the world, whether you think
the power structure is actually doing any of
this. As Americans, a lot of us want
that,
tell ourselves that's what's happening.
Choose to support the 2 party illusion, but
it's not the reality.
So you may think Trump is right and
you disagree with everything I'm saying today, which
I just think is obviously not the case,
or you could acknowledge that he wants that
to be the case is saying this as
the food, but it's... This is not where
we currently are. So if we... As I've
always said, is this a common statement, we
cannot solve a problem if we don't first
acknowledge we have 1. So if we continue
to pretend, like, we're number 1, everything great
in the world. It's just it's just not
the reality.
Trump, Biden, even Rf I would argue is
with what he's laying out. Are actively taking
away or in his case will be your
freedom
or rather again, to frame it correctly not
are ignoring your inherent rights,
but will reign forever
and ever and ever.
To every citizen throughout our land
have a glorious
independence stage
have a great fourth of July.
Right. And again, you know, the the the
president that rolled out war operation warp speed
and very much declare the emergency that is
to this... To very day with the Fda
side of it's still used in many ways
to force people in a position they don't
wanna be in.
Of course, there's a narrative. There's always a
narrative,
but that is the reality.
Now, there's things he said there that I
agree with.
The question is do you believe that? Do
you believe that's what he believes?
That for you to decide. It's really it's
not about trying to make any bigger point?
I just want you to hear what they're
laying out?
I personally don't think any of these people
actually believe in any of this with the
actions you've seen all of them take. Now
our k is slightly different
because he hasn't been president, but I think
his alignment is seemingly
committed alliance with Israel despite what the world
sees,
as I think he does too, it very
much alarms me. I don't know how you
can openly defend and advocate for genocide while
acting like you're fighting against all of that
anywhere else.
But for Biden and Trump, their actions
in politics
have shown you that they don't believe any
of this.
It's simply a choice to argue a narrative
around why it makes sense despite the actions
being completely counter to your constitutional rights.
A lot of different things. Or even just
talking about foreign policy and assassination and occupations
and just violating the law in general,
Now here's another quote put out, Trump. That
1 was more of kind of like an...
By also sort of an ad conversation. This
is just him speaking about in independence. Which
by the way, in this 1, there's much
more than I agree with.
My fellow Americans.
Melania and I are truly honored to wish
every American a happy independence day.
It was 242
years ago today in Philadelphia that 56
brave rep 248.
Senators of the American people
adopted apple... Excuse me. I forgot he... This
and this 1 is correct there then. Because
what he's saying here is when this was
doc not necessarily declaring the independence, but I
still find it interesting that that's the date
it's focused on.
As Brad Miller lays out, it's not about
when the government was created, it's about the
independence of the country. Our
declaration of independence. The place Every American a
happy independence day.
It was 242
years ago today in Philadelphia
that 56 brave
representatives of the American people.
Adopted our
declaration of independence.
They announced to the world that America would
be free and America would be independent.
They pledge their lives, their fortunes and their
sacred honor.
In so doing they forever change the course
of human history.
General George Washington and his army of Brave
Patriots fought a long tough war with the
British to win America's freedom.
When they did.
From Bunker Hill to Sara to York town,
American soldiers Ford died to secure our independence
and to make a sovereign
nation.
Today as we celebrate the fourth of July
with friends and family,
let us never forget that our freedom has
been earned through with the blood and sweat
and sacrifice of American heroes
and these were great American heroes.
Baltimore the reason to respect them with actually
fighting for the tenants they laid out.
Again, I just don't believe that he actually
believes a lot of this. Sounds like he's
just kind reading a script. And let us
share the grateful heart of our nation. With
every veteran and member of the United States
armed forces. And that's the point that I
wanna highlight in this 1.
What does that have to do with the
conversation fourth of July in an independence day
and people revolt against a power structure? The
the symbol of our military is the exact
opposite. A especially to the rest of the
world.
But to and and to the people of
this country that are aware of what they're
actually doing, many of which are veterans.
But there's no real place to be like,
high to highlight, look at the military, support
the military.
As much as there is an overlap of
the conversation of the act of revolt against
a power structure, which involves... You know,
military force, I guess, There's... I'm tried to
think of another word in military, but simply
just using weapons to fight back.
But what we're are highlighting today has no
connection to that conversation, especially since most of
the people that did this were average people
fighting for their own freedom.
When I... When we could prove that our
military goes around the world and suppress freedom.
I know it's a hard truth to swallow
especially on this day.
But I think that's very telling.
Truly
special people.
We are in awe of their courage and
we are eternally in their debt.
Together, we honor their noble sacrifice
by pledging our love and loyalty to our
country. So you know, this is memorial day
stuff. This is Veterans day stuff. This should
not... This is the completion of everything we're
talking... With... Was all the stuff we've made
all the points for the government with the
country, military and supporting the the
Not necessarily jin wisdom, but the idea of
simply hiding military might as what we should
be celebrating. Even though again, that is responsible
for some of the worst terrorism on the
in the world,
Stabilization of entire countries at the benefit of
Israel, the United States and other western powers
as they
steal, rape pill and Rob,
and not everyone in the military, but the
government's behind them.
I think that's a very important deviation into
a statement. If he hadn't gone that, I
I would agree pretty much everything he laid
out. Whether or not, I believe that he
meant it. Our flag and our fellow citizens.
We are and will always be 1 people,
1 family, and 1 glorious nation under God.
Unless you're on the other side of the
of the aisle, but, you know, everybody else,
though. Happy fourth of July and God bless
America.
Okay. So that was those were Trump's.
Here is rf case. Now, again, like I
said, I I fight this what the way
he lays this out. I think it's very
well done.
Now we can argue
that
as many do that there's some anomaly with
the Israel part of this that he somehow
is doing this to get him and power
and he'll change everything once he does. I
hope it's true. I don't believe it. Just
like I said, with Donald Trump, I hope
he was the man you guys all wanted
him to be, I think that's also pretty
clearly not the case.
But we can hope. Can't we. And I
do believe this statement is is pretty solid.
I'll point out the things that I will,
but I think this is
mostly where we should be thinking. I'd like
to share some of my reflections about the
fourth of July with you today. I'm Robert
F Kennedy Jr
independent candidate for president of the United States,
the law sentence of the declaration of independence
Reads and for the support of this declaration
was a firm reliance on the protection of
divine providence. We mutually pledge to each other
our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.
The 56 men who signed that document knew
that if they failed, they would be condemned
as traitors to the British empire.
This ripe and franklin famously remarked, we must
all hang together or we won't hang separately.
The odds were decidedly against the cause of
the American
revolution. The idea of these rag had group
of colonists
could create their own nation could challenge the
greatest empire the history of mankind that created
an experiment in self governance. So it's so
far fetched. That most of the world just
thought it was fantastic.
At the cause of freedom triumph over the
forces of monarchy
and arbitrary rule. This is the total commitment
that I now ring to my own race
for the presidency.
I became an adult with the words of
my uncle President academy echoing to my thoughts.
We change our word.
That 1 form of colonial control
shall not have passed away.
Merely to be replaced by farm or iron
turkey.
And there is where you have to highlight
that he's literally supporting
settle colonialism
with Israel.
How in the world you can make this
video and ignore that?
Kills me,
because I really would love to believe in
anybody that just claiming to change everything.
But how do you rectify that? How rat
you reconcile that?
And it's just impossible.
I mean, the point that he just made
was about the idea that, yes, this we...
There's histories behind this concept and even the
beginning of the United States, but we can
go away from that. Yes.
Sat over here, we're completely endorsing that in
the worst way possible in the world.
I I just don't know how you put
those 2 things together.
Our opponents represent the forces of censorship of
economic oppression of imperial
of endless wars and... All of which is
israel real represents. And surveillance.
The election is only a few months away.
God bless you and God bless America.
I really do hope I'm wrong about him.
Because as I've said many times that from
the very beginning,
most of what he brings to the table
seems to be shockingly better than the rest
of the candidates. But again, this gets overlaps
with the same conversation of whether your vote
even translates to the outcome, which will have
much more as we be close to the
election.
But those are the 3 seemingly from runners
is in the illusion that is the selection
process.
But the question for you what regardless of
the the election of discussion is do you
think they believe what they're laying out right
there? How is it possible that you can
endorse what our country does and still pretend
you believe those things? Excuse me. See and
that happens, even for myself? What our government
does around the world
and still
pretend to believe in the tenants, the foundational
realities of what this country was founded upon.
I just don't know. I don't... I think
that's an a a inherently contradictory reality which
shows you that they either don't believe
in the former
or they're simply...
I mean, I guess, just on a that
they don't understand that their beliefs counter that.
I guess that's possible. But I think the
reality is that we're staring at something where
we continue to see people t out in
front of us that say the pretty words
and we go through this cycle every single
time and the only thing that continues is
the permanent state.
And the rest of it gets jungle jumbled
around in front of us, and we all
pretend like we're fighting for something different,
and it just goes round and round.
But today,
there is something happening.
I feel it in my bones and I
know that there is a possible moment here
for us to step up
and demand something different.
Now, that can mean something different to everybody
listening, but I know we all feel it.
It's simply time to try
to try to take a different path.
Now leave you with this
or well shared this meet this image simply
says I love my country. I'm ashamed of
my government.
This is where we are right now, and
it's okay to acknowledge that.
And it it's important paramount to acknowledge the
difference to make sure everybody sees that you've
acknowledge the difference.
So I'm gonna leave you again with the
same statement I start with,
and really listen
to the words,
to what I'm saying and understand not only
that I believe very deeply in what I'm
about to say,
but that this is possible that we have
this opportunity and the world also sees this.
It's not just this country. The world is
changing.
And as always, as this change happens, you
have power structures and the people that don't
care about
what we claim we're fighting for,
who will try to swing in and coop
that change for their benefit, almost always at
the expense of the people they're manipulate. Thing.
So listen to this on the way out
and ask yourself, What do you want?
What are you capable of? Thing
Thank you for tuning in today. I love
you all. As always,
question everything.
Come to your own conclusions.
Stay vigilant.
Today is the fourth of July.
And the idea of freedom and a declaration
of independence from a tyra government are of
course being celebrated.
Yet we have our illusions
our pre conceived and entirely engineered notions of
what freedom
actually means today.
Except the term freedom is not really up
for debate.
It's quite clear. In fact. The absence of
necessity, coercion,
or constraint in choice or action.
Despite this very clear definition,
how it is perceived has seriously changed over
the years, which is by no means an
accident.
The declaration of independence
set forth the ideal.
All people have been endowed by nature, and
the creator
with certain ina rights.
That is rights that cannot be taken away
or destroyed by anyone,
including one's own government.
In fact, as the declaration points out,
the purpose of government.
Is to protect the exercise of these rights.
Not infringe in upon, alter or destroy them
in any way for any reason or justification.
Now most of the founding fathers did not
before
and certainly did not after truly embody and
live these ideals,
which is likely due in part to a
lack of desire to do so,
meaning some may not have truly believed what
they signed.
But it is also in part, and I
would like to believe it's the larger part,
due to the reality that the framers were
simply striving
to achieve a society that reflected the values
in the declaration.
Not that they could just sign this piece
of paper, snap their fingers in the world
would all of a sudden be just.
We did then, and still do now need
to work toward the creation of this world
and then work to maintain it.
Today, the idea of freedom is muddled.
Intentionally so with the idea of safety,
security,
convenience.
We have been conditioned to forget that this
country was founded
on the essential ideals of limited government
and freedom of choice
in every regard,
which absolutely comes with a measure of danger,
The world is not without as dangers, and
no government presence,
authoritarian or otherwise can ever remove that danger
from our lives.
It can only replace it with 1 of
its own creation,
which is entirely the point.
The ideas of limited government,
and freedom of choice
should not be misunderstood, However, as the allowance
of that which society deem unacceptable or worthy
of rep repercussions or exile
but the point being
that such choices were always meant to be
societies.
The individuals.
And not that of an uncontrollable, una,
techno a,
which is what we see today.
In a truly free society.
That which the founders were arguably aiming to
achieve.
There will be flaws.
Faults
and mistakes,
but those are hours to make
as a community
as individuals,
and not to be oversee
or entirely overcome by a face list ruling
entity that has no real understanding of what
each specific community holds dear or ultimately values.
If said community falls victim to corruption, or
manipulation
it is the right of the community themselves
to remove those doing the manipulating.
As is our inherent right.
As outlined by the declaration of independence, and
point of fact, even in regard to the
federal government itself.
To quote the declaration. Whenever any form of
government.
Becomes destructive of these ends.
It is the right of the people
to alter
or to abolish it.
The simple realization that such a right has
been removed from possibility
should show us just how a el our
freedom truly is in this country.
People have been convinced by a manipulative government.
That it is wrong of them to point
out the faults of that government.
When in fact, it is our very duty
to do so.
I love this country.
Despite what the jin
fans out there might say.
And everything I do today is in service
to the United States.
As well as the rest of the world.
But you see when I say the United
States,
many immediately think government,
which would make the founding father's cringe.
They are 2 very different things.
And many powerful people have worked very hard
to make you forget that.
I fight for the people of the United
States and the people of the world,
not the governments
those people allow to be in power.
So again, saying I love this country as
hopefully you can now see is not the
same as saying I love this government.
Un questioning supporting the actions of your government
is not patriotism.
That is subs servants,
and saying so does not honor all the
men and women who were deceived by the
state,
as many of them truly believed their actions
to be in the service of good.
Even though more than you might think.
Come home with quite a different perspective.
Patriotism
is being critical of your government with every
decision they make.
Regardless of one's political affiliation,
That was what this country was founded upon,
and that which has been stolen from us,
with years of subtle and not so subtle
conditioning.
Our duty
is to our fellow Americans.
Not the government officials who we are supposed
to put in place.
Yet that too has been stolen from us.
To say it is on American to question
your government
is to say that we are here to
serve it
and not the other way around.
And I know without a doubt.
That is how they see us.
But certainly,
that cannot be the way you see it.
Especially on a day that celebrates your supposed
independence from tyranny.
Yet this is what we are told,
as today's Uber Americans shout us down for
questioning foreign wars,
starvation campaigns and c techno democratic domestic policy
alike.
We must shake free from this state mentality
that turns us on ourselves.
I'm in no way advocating for any kind
of violence.
I'm in no way advocating for some hyped
up civil war that only further divides the
people.
I do, however,
seek a revolution,
but 1 of a different kind.
Nah found that on violence has ever had
its roots in a just society,
many certainly tried with this country.
But as I have pointed out many times,
there were men in that very room.
As the declaration of independence was signed who
had designed to create exactly the type of
over reaching all controlling federal government that we
see today.
So I propose, we seek to begin with
something different.
Something enlightened.
A true revolution of the mind.
As I have said many times in the
past, and I will say again,
violence and danger
will be ever present.
That is inevitable.
No government presence,
authoritarian or otherwise, can ever remove that danger
from our lives.
It can only replace it with 1 of
its own creation.
But as Gandhi said,
if we could change ourselves
The tendencies in the world would also change,
and I truly believe that.
So take that into the world today?
And change it.