Lew tackles the faulty thinking of a growing number of online influencers who are saying there is no such thing as Left-wing and Right-wing, that both are fabrications of the Powers That Be that just want to “divide us.” Lew traces the origins and discusses the recognizable traits of the Left and why he believes there is “the Right, and the Wrong.”
He also criticizes the ongoing conspiracy zigzags of Candace Owens, which are criticizing effective America First efforts and not offering any constructive alternative.
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Look around you.
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Wrong rules the land while waiting justice sleeps.
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I saw in the congress
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and crossing the country,
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campaigning with Ron Paul.
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Tyranny
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rising,
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unspeakable
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evil,
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manifesting,
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devils lying about our heritage who want to
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enslave and replace us.
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But we are Americans
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with a manifest destiny
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to bring the new Jerusalem
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of endless
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possibilities.
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But first, this fight
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for freedom.
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Be a part of it. But don't delay
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because this is the hour of decision.
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Hour of decision with Lou Moore starts now.
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Welcome to the one hundred and second episode
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of hour of decision.
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My name is Lou Moore. And before we
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get
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go any farther,
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I wanna remind you that at securevote.news,
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which is, a website that I manage with
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my good friend Lowell Nelson,
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There is more election integrity material out, folks,
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and, you know, practically since, you know, right
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after the twenty twenty election.
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There is just an incredible
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amount of information coming up,
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or or
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coming up with more authority figures behind
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the information
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about the twenty twenty election, and particularly in
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the light of recent activities
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in Venezuela. So anyhow, check out securevote.news.
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If you can, securevote.news,
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and I will be back on the radio,
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Tuesday,
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with my segment,
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from securevote.news
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that I do on, the path to state
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and listen to us. That's at 11:15
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Pacific time,
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on Tuesday. We'll be back next Tuesday. We've
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taken a couple weeks off, but we will
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be back with all of this information
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exploding
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around the world of election integrity. So there's
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that business, but I should get to the
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business of today,
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which is the question.
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Left wing, right wing,
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Is it a real thing?
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Is this a real thing, this left wing,
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right wing thing? I hear more and more
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influencers,
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a lot of them young,
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a lot of them looking for clicks
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possibly more than they are looking for truth
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in this world,
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telling us that this whole left right thing
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is phony.
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It's not real.
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It's not really the left wing versus the
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right wing.
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It's the establishment.
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It's the deep state versus the people.
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And, you know, there's an element of truth
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to this, folks, and we are going to
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talk about that
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today. But I gotta say right off the
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bat,
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you know, I did an episode early on
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in this show. If you go way back
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around episode 15 or 16,
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I did an episode called bad thinking,
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talking about the severe
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logical errors
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being made by all kinds of people that
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you hear all the time in the media,
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and some of them are supposed to be
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conservatives.
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Uh-oh. They're on the right wing. But, anyway,
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I would recommend you go back and listen
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to that show if you are interested in
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all
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at all,
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in what I'm gonna say today.
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So today, I wanna talk about some bad
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thinking having to do with this question of
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the left wing, the right wing.
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You know, is there a left?
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Should we be concerned about the left, or
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should we just be concerned about the establishment?
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And there's a lot of talk that comes
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out of some of these people,
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that they call fed slop,
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which is supposed to be things we're being
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fed,
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at the trough by our masters, by our
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corporate masters as I frequently call them.
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And that, things that are that are poorly,
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thought out and are not true.
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And there is a lot of that out
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there, and I think this a lot of
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this talk is slop,
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to be perfectly frank with you.
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There's all kinds of slop out there, particularly
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on the Internet. You know, the establishment,
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they controlled, as I say so often, when
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I was a kid, when I was a
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boy,
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way back there as dinosaurs
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cruise the hillsides of my community.
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Not really. But,
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but, you know, back in the day, ABC,
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NBC, CBS on television had the Mutual Broadcasting
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Corporation on radio,
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pick up your local newspaper,
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which, likely, was full of stories by one
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of two wire services, either Associated Press or
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United Press International,
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and that was pretty much your sources of
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news.
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Unless you had some specific, you know, some
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special or specific
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tie in to a region or some business
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connections or for some reason you were getting
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other sources of information not in the media.
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That's where the news came from, and it
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was very
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tightly
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controlled by the internationalist,
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by the Fabian
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socialist element
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that wants to give us
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gradual,
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but eventual,
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gradually give us, excuse me, total government.
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Marxist
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who are working on the gradual plan with
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a suit and tie on
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as opposed to a beret
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running down the street with a machine gun.
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And, that's the Fabian socialist plan,
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Fabian socialist element,
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and that plan has been in operation
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for a long time. Well, over a hundred
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years in The United States, easy to document.
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And how many times have I talked about
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it on this show? Quite a few.
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So
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there's those people out there who had total
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control just about of information flow
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until talk radio,
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until Ronald Reagan,
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deregulated,
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the airwaves and talk radio could come on
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and let it fly,
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at least to some degree.
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They were constrained by corporate advertisers in many
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cases, but there was a lot of freedom
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out there. And that was followed, of course,
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by the Internet, and now it's Katie bar
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the door.
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So our masters have had to come up
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with some different strategies, in my opinion,
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in order to keep the control
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of the populace of their minds,
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which is what has been going on.
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You know, that's why there's all of these
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references to Matrix, and Alex Jones has his
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Infowars.
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It's a been a war for the mind,
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folks, because The United States Of America, they
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haven't put us in chains. We're not all
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in concentration camps.
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We do have to some degree
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free speech. There's constraints on it of different
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kinds, but we have, particularly under Donald Trump,
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a reasonable,
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amount,
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more than a modicum
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of free speech. In this country, they don't
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have it in Europe. They don't have it
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in Australia. They don't have it in Canada.
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They don't have it in New Zealand. They
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don't have it in a lot of white
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western
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nations,
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where they supposedly do have it and say
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they do, but they don't because they put
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people in jail all the time for things
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they say on the Internet and other places.
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But we still do
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to a great degree. It's under threat,
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but we still do have this
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to some degree.
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But the answer
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to the fact that we have free speech
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and they, the immaculate, they don't have control
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of the news media the way they did
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when there was only three television networks, and
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we all pulled up our TV trays and
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watched the nightly news
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back in the day.
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The answer is to flood
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the airways with bots,
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the, Internet
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airways,
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and flood
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the zone with a lot of airheaded people
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that don't have a clue what they are
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talking about,
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and some of them have nefarious
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ambitions. Some of them have nefarious motives, and
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many of them have money
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in their pockets because influencers,
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folks,
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wake up.
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Most influencers
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are being paid
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by somebody.
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That is a fact,
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not an opinion. Now I'm not saying they
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all are,
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but it's obvious so many are because I
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mean, I was working for this one activist
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organization for a while, not that long ago,
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working with them.
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And,
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they were gonna have a phone call of
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all these people that we were paying.
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Our organization was paying,
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to say certain things, you know, on their,
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what would be now an x account or
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what they're saying on Rumble or what they
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would be saying wherever Telegram or wherever they
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were.
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And so it's obvious why these people are
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being paid.
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So there is always the desire
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when there is this entrenched
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element
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fueled by our corporate masters,
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fueled by the philosophy
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of communism,
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fueled by the strategic
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imperatives of the Frankfurt School that wants to
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corrupt our culture,
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enough
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that the gradualist
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strategy overall gradualist strategy
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can more quickly
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come to fruition of giving us total government
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in our country.
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With these things going on, folks,
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it is,
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you know, they're gonna keep messing with us.
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They can't do it by restricting information,
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by buying up and controlling,
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what the technology has to offer, you know,
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in the case of the nineteen sixties television
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culture.
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They are gonna do it any other way
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they can.
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And so,
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I'm not pointing the finger at any one
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person. I try not to, when I evaluate
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any person specifically,
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like Candice Owens, who I will be talking
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about. I think I'll get to her in
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this episode.
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It it it really doesn't pay you a
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lot to try to figure out their motives.
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Just look yeah. Do the biblical test. Just
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look at their fruits.
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Just look at the fruits of their labors
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and look at the the, and look at
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the
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outcome that they're desiring
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to have.
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Is it productive
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to keeping our freedom? Is it productive
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in in the effort to defeat
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the internationalist, the globalist,
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the one worlders,
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the communist that are fully embedded in that,
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Cote D A,
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is it effective or is it counter
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productive?
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And I'm gonna tell you right now,
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telling people,
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oh, you're so stupid if you believe that
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this left wing, right wing thing
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is out there. It's not, folks. It's We
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The People against them.
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If you believe this,
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you're making a big mistake. Making a big
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mistake. There's a lot of frustration out there.
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So a lot of people see the left,
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and they say, oh my goodness. That is
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terrible.
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And they they might become enamored with somebody
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like Donald Trump.
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And then suddenly, they realize that Donald Trump
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has not done or may not even be
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attempting to do
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all the things that they want to have
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done,
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and the frustration builds. And then
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the suspicions mount
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that maybe this is just a game,
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that there that there is no sincerity
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on the right side,
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on the right wing
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either.
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And that's kind of where this stuff comes
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from,
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in my opinion, that I am seeing so
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much of.
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Recently,
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I I watched a gal, and I honestly
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can't remember her name right now, but she
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was on Badlands Media
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talking about, oh, you
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if you think that it's gonna make any
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difference if the Republicans keep the congress next
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year, you are just an idiot. Don't you
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understand? It's just all a manipulation
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of our,
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the the conspirators trying to take over everything
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and that that right back to this thing
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left and right, it's just a game.
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Not a game, folks. Not a game. And
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if you cannot discern,
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even as bad as they are, if you
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cannot discern any difference
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between the Republican
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officeholders, who I loathe most of them,
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and the Democrats
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of 2026,
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man, you you you better you need to
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take another look.
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Need to wipe off your glasses so you
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can see
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because
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we are in
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a terrible situation, and we are still on
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the edge of disaster
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by the fact that we could lose these
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elections. And by Donald Trump, instead of staving
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off our enemies in four critical areas,
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in terms of our civil liberties, in terms
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of mass migration to this country,
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in terms of,
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economic destruction, and in terms of three potential
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flashpoints for nuclear war
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overseas.
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Instead of protecting us, he's gonna be spending
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all his time fending off yet one more
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impeachment
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thing.
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And then I very well could lead to
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even further disaster in the twenty twenty eight
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elections, which is why I have
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advocated
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for putting up the strongest people we can
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in congressional districts where it's feasible
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to do that. But at the end of
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the day, we have to hold our nose
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and keep the Republicans in power because they
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will, to some degree,
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stay in line
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if,
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Donald Trump,
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continues his overwhelming
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popularity
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among the Republican base
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and,
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therefore,
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has leverage
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over these cretins,
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these lemmings,
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these,
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worms
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who too often inhabit the halls
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of congress.
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So
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I I wanna talk, first, I wanna talk
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a little bit about the politics of this.
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So, you know, what is, you know, what
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what is the situation?
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We talk about a big conspiracy.
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I talk about corporate masters who do not
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have a political party and do not really
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have much of allegiance to anything except the
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acquisition of more power, but that is the
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definition of what the left is all about,
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folks, by the way. But,
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how does that all how does it all
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work?
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And so I I've talked about the party
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system in The United States,
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And one of the most unfortunate things that
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happened in our party system, the system of
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the the two party system, Republicans and Democrats,
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in the late, eighteen nineties and early nineteen
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hundreds,
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we went from having one party,
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which was anti big government,
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despite other aspects that some people might not
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like, but they were anti big government,
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and therefore anti
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the future plans
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of our corporate masters who were operating even
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at this time. The House of Rothschild,
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the House of Morgan,
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the Rockefellers,
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etcetera.
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And that was the Democrats, folks.
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It was not the Republicans. It was the
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Democrats.
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Do not believe this crap you hear about.
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Oh my goodness. The Democrats have always been
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evil from the very beginning. Everything they did
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was terrible.
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That's not true.
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That's false, and,
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I don't have a lot of time to
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expound on it today. I have talked about
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it in previous episodes. One of my early
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episodes was also on the party system. I
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think it was actually a two part episode,
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two part series
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on the party system. But, anyway,
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when Woodrow Wilson was elected,
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we went from one party being basically,
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pro freedom
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and small government,
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and one party
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who was always for the next new
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acquisition of power for the federal government.
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And that was the system. And that was
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the Republicans. They wanted the more they wanted
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the bigger acquisition
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of power.
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But,
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we got to the fateful election in 1912,
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and I talk about this election, did a
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whole episode on it.
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You had,
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all you had both parties and an independent
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all
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running as progressives wanting to increase
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the size of government, Taft less so.
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And, of course, that's why there was so
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so much competition in 1912 because Taft did
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not want the Federal Reserve Bank as it
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was handed to him as a plan,
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and so they took him out.
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But even he
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was pretty much of a progressive in many
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ways.
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So Wilson gets in, and that just kills
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things because then we lose a party
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that is the outlet for,
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the advocacy of freedom.
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And,
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and so then we continue,
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and and we get into, and particularly with
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with Roosevelt and World War two and after
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World War two, we get into the bipartisan
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consensus,
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both a foreign policy consensus,
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and a domestic policy consensus. A foreign policy
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consensus was we needed to build international institutions
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that might lead eventually to a big, beautiful
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one world government.
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And we needed to watch out for communism
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because,
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basically, because the public demanded we do, the
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politicians
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do so. And so they came up with
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the doctrine of containment, which was we will
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not try to defeat communism at all or
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in any way, but we will try to
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keep them from taking any more countries.
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Contain them. And then the in the domestic
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side, both parties
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do not roll back anything that happened during
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the New Deal,
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a revolution,
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a Fabian socialist revolution,
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do not roll any of that back,
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but maybe add a few new programs if
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they seem appropriate.
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And both parties, folks,
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had that consensus. Now it played out different
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ways, and the Democrats wanted a lot more
00:19:23
programs, new programs, and did the Republicans,
00:19:26
etcetera, but they still that was it.
00:19:29
But there were conservative
00:19:31
wings in both of these parties.
00:19:34
And, eventually,
00:19:37
the conservative
00:19:38
wing of the Republican Party
00:19:40
took control
00:19:42
of the party
00:19:43
to a great degree. And not control the
00:19:45
mechanisms, but they became by far the majority
00:19:48
of the party. They became the majority of
00:19:50
the volunteers of the grassroots
00:19:52
that started with the Goldwater campaign in 1964.
00:19:58
And so the Republicans,
00:19:59
at least on paper,
00:20:02
became the conservative party, and the Democrats
00:20:06
had a huge evacuation of conservative southern Democrats
00:20:09
to the Republicans,
00:20:11
making the Democrats the party on the left,
00:20:15
wanting an aggressive,
00:20:17
Fabian socialist program, foreign and domestic.
00:20:21
That was a great thing. It started to
00:20:24
happen because that gave us the chance for
00:20:26
one of these two parties
00:20:28
to advocate
00:20:30
our point of view and to possibly, at
00:20:32
some point, save this nation.
00:20:34
So what our enemies did
00:20:37
with that development was, of course, not give
00:20:40
up the mechanisms
00:20:41
of control in the Republican Party and develop
00:20:44
politicians like George
00:20:46
Bush senior that went around in his cowboy
00:20:49
boots saying, oh, I am a conservative from
00:20:51
Texas
00:20:52
even though he was a liberal one worlder
00:20:55
from Connecticut.
00:20:57
And that, yeah, and, you know, that battle
00:20:59
has gone on, and I won't get into
00:21:01
all of that now. But the whole battle
00:21:03
with the rhinos was still playing out.
00:21:06
But over time,
00:21:08
the Republican Party has gotten more and more
00:21:11
and more America first,
00:21:14
nationalist,
00:21:15
Christian,
00:21:16
and conservative,
00:21:17
where the Democrats have gone off the Richter
00:21:20
scale
00:21:21
to the left. That makes things clear. That
00:21:24
also gives us an opportunity when we have
00:21:26
a figure arrive on the scene like Donald
00:21:29
Trump.
00:21:30
So that
00:21:32
is the situation
00:21:34
that we're in right now.
00:21:36
And so, yes, there's been control of both
00:21:39
parties,
00:21:41
but that doesn't mean there isn't a right
00:21:42
and a left. It just means the left
00:21:44
controlled one party and surreptitiously
00:21:48
had a lot of influence and some control
00:21:50
over the other party.
00:21:52
That's what that's what has gone on
00:21:55
from all the time since Goldwater, since 1964.
00:21:58
Where before that,
00:22:00
the party was totally up for grabs for
00:22:02
several years.
00:22:04
And before that, it was basically an internationalist,
00:22:07
liberal, big government party. That was Republicans.
00:22:11
So there's no reason to pitch over the
00:22:13
Republicans.
00:22:14
90% of the Republicans now are America first.
00:22:17
90% of the Republicans now are anti immigration.
00:22:21
They're,
00:22:22
pro
00:22:23
strength in the world, but anti new world
00:22:26
order, anti entanglements
00:22:28
overseas.
00:22:31
And so,
00:22:34
that's good.
00:22:35
That's been good
00:22:37
to the degree that it has been good,
00:22:39
to the degree that's played out. It's playing
00:22:41
out.
00:22:42
Trump is limited. Trump is,
00:22:46
human,
00:22:47
but Trump has done a lot of good
00:22:48
things, and he's trying to do many more.
00:22:51
Unfortunately, there's people in his own ranks and
00:22:53
people in the congress trying to afford his,
00:22:55
efforts, etcetera.
00:22:57
But that doesn't mean that the left right
00:22:59
thing is a phony
00:23:01
situation.
00:23:02
It means
00:23:03
that there's too many
00:23:05
actual
00:23:06
people with leftward
00:23:07
ideas,
00:23:09
total government
00:23:10
internationalist type of ideas that are still
00:23:13
in the camp of the GOP.
00:23:17
That's what that means.
00:23:19
So,
00:23:22
we need to go from there and look
00:23:23
a little closer at philosophy and a little
00:23:25
bit more at history
00:23:27
and also step back and look
00:23:30
at results
00:23:32
at results,
00:23:33
in terms of what the right has accomplished
00:23:38
politically,
00:23:39
primarily through the Republican Party these last fifty,
00:23:42
sixty years,
00:23:44
and look at the options for the future.
00:23:48
My name is Lou Moore, and you are
00:23:49
listening to Hour of Decision
00:23:52
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00:23:54
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00:24:01
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00:24:03
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00:24:07
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00:24:09
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00:24:14
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00:24:15
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00:24:17
on Liberty News Radio. Welcome back to Hour
00:24:20
of Decision. My name is Lou Moore. We've
00:24:22
been talking about left and right.
00:24:25
Is it real? Is it a mirage?
00:24:27
Is it just all a scam by
00:24:30
the people that run everything
00:24:32
to keep us divided, to keep us fighting
00:24:35
with each other when we should be all
00:24:37
at once turning our guns on these evildoers,
00:24:40
whoever they are.
00:24:43
Is that what's going on here, or is
00:24:46
it what I would say it is, which
00:24:48
is left versus right?
00:24:51
Left versus
00:24:53
right.
00:24:55
I mean, when you look at, you know,
00:24:56
the left came, the the idea of left,
00:24:59
came from the French Revolution,
00:25:02
where they sat in the parliament.
00:25:05
And,
00:25:06
the left has always been about
00:25:09
acquisition
00:25:10
of power
00:25:12
in every sector,
00:25:14
tearing down
00:25:15
the traditions of society,
00:25:17
the mores of society. I I mean, this
00:25:20
goes right back, folks, straight up. French
00:25:23
aluminism,
00:25:24
French masonic
00:25:25
aluminism,
00:25:27
and with a whole lot of folks,
00:25:30
of a certain
00:25:31
background,
00:25:33
but not but people of all different backgrounds
00:25:36
included.
00:25:37
And,
00:25:38
so tearing down the culture,
00:25:41
acquiring as much power as possible,
00:25:44
and,
00:25:45
and then and and through intrigue,
00:25:48
through,
00:25:49
sleight of hand,
00:25:51
And then,
00:25:53
added to that
00:25:55
in a straight line, which can be established
00:25:57
historically
00:25:59
from the 1770,
00:26:01
seventeen eighties in France,
00:26:04
seventeen nineties,
00:26:06
to the eighteen forties
00:26:08
where you have Karl Marx and Frederick Engels
00:26:10
and the communist,
00:26:12
the beginning of the communist movement.
00:26:14
And then you have a communist movement that
00:26:16
had some factions that got very radical,
00:26:19
like Lenin's movement, the Bolshevik
00:26:22
movement, which advocated a very small,
00:26:24
super militant,
00:26:26
no compromise
00:26:27
organization that waits
00:26:29
for their moment to strike,
00:26:31
where they take out the government and hang
00:26:33
everybody in the government and take complete power,
00:26:36
naked power. That's what they did in the
00:26:39
Bolshevik
00:26:40
Revolution. The other pathway
00:26:43
strategically
00:26:44
was,
00:26:45
to gradually
00:26:46
work
00:26:47
through the existing forms, systems, existing cultures
00:26:52
of the countries. And we're talking about Western
00:26:54
Europe, folks. Other places didn't really matter at
00:26:57
this point.
00:26:59
And,
00:27:00
and slowly but surely,
00:27:04
get the means of production, get the means
00:27:05
of power, and get the means to
00:27:09
use new,
00:27:12
theories of persuasion
00:27:15
and new theories of
00:27:17
cultural
00:27:18
decadence
00:27:19
to take control of the minds
00:27:22
of the people.
00:27:24
So they acquiesce slowly but surely to the
00:27:27
same type of total government that the Bolsheviks
00:27:30
just upfront,
00:27:31
were able to initiate in Russia but failed
00:27:35
in Germany,
00:27:36
in Hungary,
00:27:37
in other places,
00:27:39
early on.
00:27:41
And,
00:27:42
so that's the left, folks.
00:27:45
That's the left. It's a real thing. And
00:27:47
they have always had the internationalists
00:27:51
who are super capitalists in one sense. They're
00:27:53
not really they're not free market people. They're
00:27:57
not free exchange of ideas and goods kind
00:27:59
of people,
00:28:00
but they are people that play with money
00:28:03
and,
00:28:04
and and control the international banking system. They
00:28:06
have always been,
00:28:09
behind the curtain, so to speak, of these
00:28:11
other people. This is very this is basic
00:28:14
stuff.
00:28:15
It's controversial,
00:28:17
but it's true. And and so that's the
00:28:19
left. And so the right,
00:28:21
has
00:28:22
it's been a hodgepodge
00:28:23
in some ways
00:28:25
of different kinds of ideas.
00:28:27
People who got more sophisticated
00:28:28
in in explaining
00:28:31
free enterprise and the market system and the
00:28:34
benefits of freedom
00:28:37
of all kinds, including economic freedom,
00:28:40
people who understood the necessity for traditionalism
00:28:44
for the and the necessity to have Christ
00:28:48
as the center of your culture,
00:28:50
that he's the power
00:28:53
and the center of western culture, western civilization.
00:28:57
And,
00:28:59
and there there's kind of been an interplay
00:29:01
between those two
00:29:03
sets
00:29:04
of ideas, including in the constitution of The
00:29:07
United States where they never even conceived of
00:29:11
a country that had all kinds of different
00:29:14
people from all over the world. They never
00:29:15
conceived of a country,
00:29:19
where,
00:29:20
this would even be considered by anyone
00:29:23
to be possible to continue
00:29:25
and maintain
00:29:26
without the foundation of Christianity. I'm not talking
00:29:29
about
00:29:30
churchianity.
00:29:31
I'm not talking about an established religion, and
00:29:34
that's where the separation of church and state
00:29:36
that Jefferson talked about came in.
00:29:39
He did not want an established
00:29:41
church,
00:29:43
and no American ever has wanted that.
00:29:46
Far as I know, not
00:29:48
basically, not most of us.
00:29:51
But,
00:29:52
but
00:29:53
no one
00:29:55
questioned the centrality
00:29:56
of Christ in our culture or an issue
00:29:59
like prayer in schools.
00:30:02
Wouldn't even have been up for discussion. Of
00:30:04
course, we called upon
00:30:06
the creator
00:30:07
to help us maintain and continue
00:30:11
the blessings of liberty
00:30:13
and for us to fulfill
00:30:15
our manifest
00:30:17
destiny
00:30:19
as Americans.
00:30:21
A phrase that you don't hear much anymore,
00:30:24
but a phrase
00:30:26
that all of our ancestors were very well
00:30:28
familiar with.
00:30:31
People who wanted to make America a city
00:30:33
on the hill and want to make America
00:30:35
the new Jerusalem. They came here.
00:30:38
Many of them considered themselves
00:30:41
Israelites,
00:30:42
literally,
00:30:43
by blood,
00:30:45
the true
00:30:47
people chosen by God to enact his will
00:30:51
on the planet.
00:30:52
So many of them had this view, folks.
00:30:55
You may not like that. You may not
00:30:57
believe it, but it's true.
00:31:00
And that's why I use in in the
00:31:01
opening of this show,
00:31:04
the fact that our our forefathers, our ancestors
00:31:07
wanted a new Jerusalem
00:31:10
of endless possibilities
00:31:11
by exerting our manifest destiny as Americans.
00:31:18
And so
00:31:20
that's the right wing.
00:31:22
That, you know, there's other,
00:31:24
folks have come up with other ideas, you
00:31:26
know, like, Cleon Skalson, who was a professor
00:31:29
and lived about half a mile from where
00:31:31
I'm recording this
00:31:33
show right now, in many ways, a great
00:31:35
man.
00:31:37
Professor Cleon Skousen, he came up with a
00:31:39
scale where, the right is absolutely no government
00:31:42
at the far right and the left is
00:31:45
the far left is total government, and we
00:31:47
wanna be just a little bit more than
00:31:49
no government
00:31:51
and and whatnot. But, you know, actually, I
00:31:53
don't think that brings in the culture of
00:31:55
it enough.
00:31:56
And, anyway, so we could debate about this.
00:31:58
But, basically,
00:32:00
what I laid out is
00:32:02
how it is between left and right. So
00:32:04
those things are real
00:32:06
philosophically.
00:32:07
Now whether George
00:32:09
Bush
00:32:09
ran around in his cowboy boots in the
00:32:11
early nineteen sixties in Texas saying, I am
00:32:13
a conservative.
00:32:15
Whether he had one ounce of sincerity in
00:32:17
his body, that's a whole another question.
00:32:20
That's another question, but that doesn't mean there's
00:32:22
no such thing as a right.
00:32:25
There's no such thing as right,
00:32:28
as in right and wrong.
00:32:30
And it also does not mean that there
00:32:32
is not a left.
00:32:34
Just because a lot of people with a
00:32:36
lot of money in their pockets
00:32:39
in every generation have promoted this total government
00:32:42
project because they want to be the ones
00:32:45
they wanna be the first ones that have
00:32:47
total control
00:32:48
over this entire planet.
00:32:51
It it does not mean
00:32:54
that,
00:32:55
that they're they can't be on the left
00:32:59
because that's where they're coming from. The left
00:33:01
hand of God from Satan.
00:33:04
You know, the Bible is clear about this.
00:33:07
You know, we struggle against principalities and powers
00:33:11
of darkness.
00:33:12
And that's really what the I mean, if
00:33:14
you're getting down to the absolute core of
00:33:16
this, folks,
00:33:17
that is what you're getting down to.
00:33:20
So I just completely reject
00:33:24
this idea that the main thing we need
00:33:26
to do is just all get together
00:33:28
as the people
00:33:29
and get rid of these bad people,
00:33:32
that are dividing us between left and right.
00:33:35
Folks, no. That's wrong.
00:33:37
That is wrong.
00:33:39
So when this gal over there, Badlands Media,
00:33:41
is saying
00:33:43
that that's the situation,
00:33:45
she is wrong.
00:33:46
When she's saying that it doesn't make any
00:33:48
difference about who controls the congress next time,
00:33:52
she is wrong.
00:33:53
That is terrible.
00:33:55
And to have somebody as supposed to be
00:33:58
a right winger, a conservative
00:34:00
telling our people this.
00:34:02
I mean, how much would the left pay
00:34:05
to convince a large number of conservatives that
00:34:07
this was true? How much would they pay,
00:34:09
do you think, folks?
00:34:10
I think they might pay a whole lot.
00:34:12
I think they might pay a ton.
00:34:15
And I'm not saying she's being paid by
00:34:17
them. I have no idea.
00:34:19
But
00:34:20
she's she's helping
00:34:23
the wrong people. And, of course and then
00:34:25
she was promoting this idea of stop paying
00:34:27
your taxes,
00:34:29
which I don't like paying my taxes. And
00:34:31
we look at where all so much of
00:34:32
our tax money is going, and we look
00:34:34
at the failure so far of Doge.
00:34:36
We look at the corruption that is all
00:34:39
around us.
00:34:41
I can completely understand the sentiment to stop
00:34:44
paying your taxes, but is that where we
00:34:45
wanna put all of our political effort at
00:34:48
this time when we have
00:34:50
millions and millions and millions of alien invaders
00:34:53
that want to destroy our culture and our
00:34:55
civilization in our society right now, when we
00:34:55
have all these other problems, when we have
00:34:55
all these
00:34:57
society right now when we have all these
00:34:59
other
00:35:00
problems, when we have all these external enemies?
00:35:01
Is that really the next thing that we
00:35:04
wanna be spending all of our effort on?
00:35:06
Folks, there was a cycle here
00:35:09
with this tax resistance. I I remember back
00:35:11
in the seventies, it was all the rage.
00:35:14
Stop paying your taxes. And a lot of
00:35:16
people did.
00:35:18
And, and I'm not saying they all got
00:35:20
caught and they all went to jail. I'm
00:35:21
not saying that. I think there's a lot
00:35:23
of them probably didn't go to jail. But
00:35:25
what they did do is take all of
00:35:27
their effort and time and put it into
00:35:29
this movement
00:35:31
while all hell
00:35:33
was breaking loose
00:35:35
around them
00:35:36
and leading
00:35:37
to the very crisis that we have today
00:35:39
that, not pay they're not paying their taxes
00:35:42
then that did not solve this crisis.
00:35:45
And a lot of them did go to
00:35:47
jail.
00:35:48
So I'm just telling you folks, I mean,
00:35:50
a lot of this stuff's, you know, there's
00:35:52
nothing new under the sun. This idea of
00:35:54
having a tax strike, it ain't new. Okay?
00:35:57
And I and I wanna get rid of
00:35:58
the income tax. I've already had a show
00:36:00
on this. I hate the income tax. It's
00:36:02
unconstitutional. I'm totally against it, and we don't
00:36:05
need it.
00:36:07
But there is a way of doing
00:36:09
it and and just telling people to forget
00:36:12
the left and right thing and forget the
00:36:13
Republicans and whatnot.
00:36:15
That's wrong. Folks, we have a party now.
00:36:17
We're in a two party system. It's not
00:36:19
going away anytime soon. We have a two
00:36:21
party system, and 90%
00:36:23
of the people in one party are basically
00:36:26
with us on our sovereignty,
00:36:28
on our industrial
00:36:30
base, on on the moral fiber and foundation
00:36:32
that this country needs, on the second amendment,
00:36:35
on taxes,
00:36:36
on regulations,
00:36:37
on all of these issues, they're with us.
00:36:40
Why is this the time that we want
00:36:42
to abandon?
00:36:45
Making the final steps to completely take this
00:36:47
party over and, plus, we got
00:36:49
a president
00:36:51
who at least to some great degree
00:36:55
is with us.
00:36:56
And he is, folks.
00:36:57
He's not plotting day and night to give
00:37:00
us a one world government. He has gotten
00:37:02
out of 66
00:37:04
international
00:37:05
agreements
00:37:07
since he's been president.
00:37:10
Pretty good.
00:37:11
Could be better.
00:37:13
Let's get out of the UN. For god's
00:37:15
sake, let's get out of the UN entirely.
00:37:19
But he's,
00:37:21
you know,
00:37:22
he has to deal with the fact that
00:37:24
our whole power elite in this country
00:37:27
is Ben
00:37:28
for
00:37:29
this project to take away our freedom.
00:37:33
It's been the fact that they have not
00:37:34
completely destroyed the middle class,
00:37:36
and they were not able to completely control
00:37:38
the information,
00:37:40
then we have any chance at all
00:37:43
as, at, surviving. And, of course, the basic
00:37:46
people,
00:37:48
the people of The United States that invented
00:37:50
liberty that that that that frame the constitution,
00:37:52
whatnot,
00:37:53
the jury's out whether that people
00:37:57
will be able to survive. But we've got
00:37:59
a better chance right now than I have
00:38:01
seen in
00:38:02
my
00:38:03
lifetime.
00:38:05
So,
00:38:06
you know, this idea that,
00:38:07
the enemy just wants us to be divided.
00:38:11
Yeah. They do.
00:38:13
That's why they've, let 50
00:38:15
illegal aliens in this country, and god knows
00:38:18
how many legal millions and millions and millions,
00:38:20
two, three, 4 a year legal immigrants
00:38:24
in this country to completely water down
00:38:27
the homogeneity
00:38:28
of the country,
00:38:29
which is bad.
00:38:31
It's not good. It's bad.
00:38:33
And, to help
00:38:35
this very stubborn country called The United States,
00:38:38
the biggest impediment to world government
00:38:41
to help them become just like the rest
00:38:43
of the world. So they will want one
00:38:45
world government.
00:38:47
So, yes, they do want division,
00:38:49
but that's the biggest way. The single biggest
00:38:52
way they have so future division. And now
00:38:54
with this Islam thing going wild,
00:38:58
more people are seeing it. 60 new mosques
00:39:00
in North Texas alone.
00:39:04
Folks,
00:39:05
wake up.
00:39:06
But it so it's true about division, but
00:39:09
what is the what is the solution to
00:39:10
that? And hating
00:39:12
individuals
00:39:13
is not the solution. It certainly is not.
00:39:17
But the policy prescriptions
00:39:19
of the right,
00:39:20
like ending all immigration
00:39:23
and sending home the green card holders and
00:39:25
finding all the fraudsters that got citizen ship
00:39:28
and stripping it and removing all of those
00:39:31
people,
00:39:33
I would argue that is
00:39:35
a move in the right direction. So
00:39:42
Candace Owens,
00:39:44
she's also I've heard her. Oh, boy. You
00:39:46
know, this left and right thing here. You're
00:39:48
just being manipulated
00:39:50
at this point.
00:39:52
Okay.
00:39:53
I believe what you want.
00:39:55
I'd like some of the things she's done,
00:39:57
some of the things she said.
00:40:00
But this whole situation with Turning Point USA
00:40:03
folks,
00:40:04
I mean,
00:40:06
she's calling
00:40:07
the head of Turning Point Action the most
00:40:10
effective get out the vote
00:40:13
operation
00:40:14
that we have
00:40:16
on our side of the football,
00:40:19
calling the leader of this organization a sexual
00:40:22
deviant on the basis
00:40:24
of, I think, one person's accusation?
00:40:28
I mean, what is going on here?
00:40:30
There is something not right.
00:40:33
And
00:40:35
what is she gonna replace them with?
00:40:40
And she doesn't like Trump anymore.
00:40:42
And she doesn't like this or she doesn't
00:40:43
like that. So so she's sowing chaos
00:40:48
on our side of the fence,
00:40:50
and she is not offering solutions.
00:40:54
It's the same situation
00:40:57
as with this other gal I talked about,
00:40:58
but her audience is millions and millions. I'm
00:41:01
gonna keep attacking her, and she doesn't care
00:41:03
when when if I attack her or not.
00:41:05
But I'm pointing out to you folks. You
00:41:07
know, take a look. Where where
00:41:10
do when people start weaving these conspiracies, I
00:41:11
mean, where do they lead?
00:41:13
And how plausible are they really when they
00:41:15
are so complicated, and they keep taking different
00:41:18
twists and turns, and the French, and the
00:41:20
Egyptian airplanes, and the 12 colonels at a
00:41:23
military base. And, oh, wait a minute. Maybe
00:41:25
it was 11. Oh, maybe it wasn't the
00:41:27
congressman. It's a guy who looked like the
00:41:28
congressman. He's some other guy. Oh, he's terrible.
00:41:31
He knows Tyler Boyer. I mean, it goes
00:41:33
on and on, folks.
00:41:35
And it doesn't lead anywhere.
00:41:37
Constructive
00:41:40
and,
00:41:41
you know, get out to vote
00:41:44
on the ground organizing
00:41:46
is how we are going to continue to
00:41:48
win elections,
00:41:51
and we are gonna be disappointed.
00:41:54
But a lot has been accomplished as I've
00:41:56
talked about in previous episodes, including the one
00:41:58
I replayed
00:42:00
last week
00:42:01
about Donald Trump.
00:42:04
But we need to keep
00:42:07
organizing and starting at the local level and
00:42:09
starting with our sheriffs,
00:42:12
as I've said. And,
00:42:14
gonna be talking more about the sheriffs next
00:42:15
week, big meeting
00:42:17
of sheriff's and my old stomping grounds in
00:42:20
the Northwest
00:42:22
this weekend.
00:42:24
And, I'll be talking about that more about
00:42:26
that soon.
00:42:29
So
00:42:31
what
00:42:32
should we
00:42:34
believe?
00:42:34
And, you know, I say I'm a constitutionalist,
00:42:37
and then I was talking about Franco here
00:42:39
a couple weeks ago, and I like Franco.
00:42:42
I love Franco.
00:42:44
Without Franco's intervention in Spain, folks,
00:42:48
not only would,
00:42:49
had the
00:42:50
had
00:42:51
millions
00:42:53
of religious people been slaughtered,
00:42:56
not only would the communist have completely controlled
00:42:58
one more
00:43:00
European country,
00:43:02
but it would have
00:43:04
it would had an effect on other countries
00:43:07
around them as well.
00:43:08
It was an it was an essential
00:43:11
intervention
00:43:15
of executive power
00:43:17
to stop and then what looked like an
00:43:20
inevitable communist revolution where they were rigging the
00:43:23
boat.
00:43:24
Does that sound familiar?
00:43:25
Or they were taking away people's rights. Does
00:43:28
that sound familiar?
00:43:29
Where they were rioting
00:43:31
in the streets
00:43:32
and intimidating
00:43:33
people,
00:43:34
where they were burning churches. Do these things
00:43:37
sound familiar?
00:43:39
And he stopped those things, folks.
00:43:41
And so
00:43:43
I love the constitution,
00:43:45
but we are at war.
00:43:47
We are at war right now.
00:43:50
And every move we make needs to be
00:43:53
to win this war against those who would
00:43:56
give us
00:43:57
total tyranny and total government.
00:44:00
And we cannot be playing by the
00:44:02
marquee
00:44:03
of Queensbury
00:44:04
rules
00:44:07
to accomplish
00:44:08
that.
00:44:10
And and so I,
00:44:12
I am of the right.
00:44:14
I do believe in the constitution and limited
00:44:16
government. I want us to get back to
00:44:18
that, but that's we until we overthrow this
00:44:20
Fabian
00:44:22
conspiracy, you know, we can't piecemeal our way
00:44:25
back by just obeying all the rules, and
00:44:28
we're gonna obey the wars powers act and
00:44:30
all these things. We're gonna do everything just
00:44:33
right. We're not gonna let the president have
00:44:34
any authority on tariffs because that's too much
00:44:37
authority for the president.
00:44:38
The president has too much authority on tariffs,
00:44:41
folks. It's because the
00:44:42
internationalist
00:44:43
gave the president this authority because they thought
00:44:46
it would only be used
00:44:48
to destroy our industry, level our country,
00:44:52
and create a the, World Trade Organization
00:44:56
on steroids that they visualized,
00:44:59
and they began to execute on with the
00:45:02
enactment of the World Trade Organization.
00:45:05
That's why the president has so much power.
00:45:07
Of course, they're the ones that did this.
00:45:08
Of course, they're the ones that subverted the
00:45:10
constitution.
00:45:12
But, folks,
00:45:13
I go back to this monograph all the
00:45:15
time from Garrett Garrett,
00:45:17
former editor of the Saturday Evening Post.
00:45:21
The revolution was
00:45:23
he wrote this, folks, in the nineteen thirties
00:45:25
because he already saw what Franklin Roosevelt and
00:45:29
the New Dealers
00:45:30
and the Fabian socialist of that era did.
00:45:33
They already
00:45:34
destroyed
00:45:35
and made a revolution,
00:45:38
albeit not a violent one in the main,
00:45:42
against our country and our constitution. He said,
00:45:45
if you're looking for a future revolution, you're
00:45:47
looking in the wrong direction. It's already happened.
00:45:50
Well, folks, we need to reverse it.
00:45:53
And the conservative movement has won battles.
00:45:57
We've won the second amendment battle to a
00:45:59
great degree across the whole country.
00:46:02
We we we have not stopped the government
00:46:04
from spending money, but we have,
00:46:06
cut the government off from taking all of
00:46:08
our money to fund
00:46:10
it to a degree around the country.
00:46:13
There's been other successes, been successes for homeschooling,
00:46:17
been successes in various areas against affirmative action
00:46:21
and now against DEI, and I wanna get
00:46:23
in back into all the Trump stuff with
00:46:25
Trump. But even you know, I'm going through
00:46:27
the whole history of the conservative movement. It's
00:46:29
not all defeats,
00:46:31
but there has not been a rollback of
00:46:34
this deep state and of this move toward
00:46:36
a total government.
00:46:39
We need to be rolling
00:46:41
it back.
00:46:43
And if it takes strong executive power,
00:46:47
which I argue that it will, there will
00:46:49
be no other way to do it,
00:46:53
then I'm not against that.
00:46:56
We're this is we're in a state of
00:46:58
emergency,
00:46:59
folks.
00:47:01
So,
00:47:02
anyway,
00:47:04
that is my feeling about it. It's so
00:47:06
interesting as so many of the young people
00:47:08
are gravitating
00:47:09
around Franco.
00:47:11
His name came up again, another pollster,
00:47:14
another person who has a whole organization talking
00:47:18
to conservative young people.
00:47:20
This in this case, Rich Barris,
00:47:22
a pollster I know that I've
00:47:25
worked with a couple of times.
00:47:29
He was talking about Franco,
00:47:31
that they're getting responses about Franco because Franco
00:47:34
was about
00:47:36
his god and his country.
00:47:38
He was not about setting up a total
00:47:40
government surveillance
00:47:42
state
00:47:43
to enslave
00:47:44
all of his fellow citizens.
00:47:47
And so I don't want things to even
00:47:49
go to that degree of executive action,
00:47:53
but we need to do what we need
00:47:54
to do
00:47:56
to stop,
00:47:58
stop the inevitability
00:48:00
that the left believes they have
00:48:02
that there will be total government
00:48:06
in the future.
00:48:09
So left wing, right wing, is it a
00:48:12
real thing? You're damn right it is.
00:48:14
And some of these people, their thinking is
00:48:16
so loose, I can't even believe it.
00:48:19
So don't get sucked in
00:48:22
by it.
00:48:23
You are listening to Hour of Decision on
00:48:26
Liberty News Radio, and my name is Lou
00:48:28
Moore, and I will talk to you again
00:48:31
next week.