Lew discusses things you need to do when its midnight in America, like getting right with God, getting your kids away from public school, and getting out of debt. At home, you need to store some food, water, medical supplies, etc., and figure out off-the-grid power generation, among other tasks. You also need to get your mind right about the situation we’re in, and the nature of the task before us, to the best of your ability.
Why is it midnight in America? 1) Our moral failings, including cowardice; 2) Our enemy is organized and we are not (enough)
And: your nation, and your way of life, is under attack, so you need to fight. Lew takes illegal activity off the board as counterproductive, at this point. Focusing activity on your neighborhood, your precinct, is a must. Electoral politics is still a vital part of the fight, and specifically, the fight for control and for the future of the GOP will be won by organizing precincts.
But electing politicians is only a part of the equation. The war we fight has many fronts and many battlefields. Lew discusses a range of actions, from monitoring public meetings to consumer boycotts affecting the sponsors of the fake news. He talks about what you need to consider when contemplating a public demonstration, or packing a hearing room.
What “they” don’t want you to do? Talk to your neighbors. Bypass corporate political funding by door knocking. Canvass to protect our elections for fraud. So, we need to do these things.
And, support the patriot economy. Support patriot media. And have some fun and support the small slice of the entertainment industry that are with us.
Mainly, decide to do something and act.
[00:00:00] America is in an hour of decision. All of us are affected by the endless wars,
[00:00:07] the de-industrialization of America and the collapse of its borders. So are you going to speak up?
[00:00:15] Are you going to run or will you fight? The great replacement is well underway.
[00:00:23] An enemy is among us, replacing our love of country, our values, our heroes and our freedoms.
[00:00:33] This cancerous evil will replace our entire civilization and the descendants of the people
[00:00:41] who created it if we let them. Is it too late? The American spirit still lives so the answer is no.
[00:00:51] America can still become the new Jerusalem of endless possibilities and boundless creativity
[00:01:01] inspired by heroes of the past. Our forefather's struggle for freedom seemed hopeless,
[00:01:09] but they were blessed by God. We will be too, if like them we choose to fight. But it is midnight
[00:01:19] in America and this is the hour of decision. Tonight we're going to talk about direct action,
[00:01:28] we're going to talk about doing not just talking because it really is midnight in America and we
[00:01:36] probably don't have a lot of time. And there are things you need to do or need to try to do
[00:01:45] to the best of your ability. You need to get right with God, you need if you can't to get out of
[00:01:52] debt, you need to get your kids out of public school if that's possible. And you need to get as
[00:01:59] financially independent as possible and I understand depending on your circumstances every one
[00:02:06] of these items even the first one having to do with our Heavenly Father may be very difficult
[00:02:13] and some of these might not be possible for you right now like getting financially independent.
[00:02:18] But you need to set those goals and move toward those goals. You need to store some food,
[00:02:25] some water, medical supplies, ammunition, some guns but not too many guns.
[00:02:34] You gun that's out there, tools, hardware. You need to learn how to use emergency
[00:02:42] medical supplies. You need to if you can't get an independent power source,
[00:02:49] you can rely on either for your whole home or at least to operate in some fashion.
[00:02:54] If the grid goes down and that likelihood I mean that is becoming a real likelihood that at some
[00:03:00] point it will and it will be at a good time. Let me assure you of that. And most of all you need
[00:03:07] to figure out all these priorities and the correct use of the time and resources that you have now.
[00:03:17] And that's already a pretty big list but you need to get your thinking right.
[00:03:22] You need to get your background knowledge right about history,
[00:03:28] about why we are in the circumstances we are in and you need to get your strategy tactics right.
[00:03:36] You need to start developing some kind of an idea of how we are going to get out
[00:03:41] of the situation we are in right now. Because it is in fact midnight in America and this is my
[00:03:49] friends the hour of decision. Why is it midnight in America? There's two reasons pretty much.
[00:03:59] One is our own moral failings including howardus. And the second is the fact that our enemy
[00:04:08] and we have an enemy and they are organized and we are not not enough at least.
[00:04:16] So there is a desperate necessity today to organize.
[00:04:22] White spread organizing doesn't usually happen without urgency anyway,
[00:04:29] not when it's painful. Up until now on this podcast I've only talked about political organizing
[00:04:36] generally at least and I've talked frequently about the precinct strategy.
[00:04:44] Now I want to talk about maximizing your time and potential to organize
[00:04:49] for not just political activities but for partisan political activities before lobbying perhaps
[00:04:56] for more hardcore types of direct action like boycotts, hickitting, protests, law fair,
[00:05:05] joining a sheriff's posity or becoming a citizen journalist. I mean a real journalist.
[00:05:11] Does that mean doing more than trying to elect good candidates? Your damn right it does.
[00:05:16] That is just the beginning of the journey my friends it is hardly the end destination.
[00:05:24] We need to do anything we can to stop the destruction of our civilization
[00:05:30] and the end to our own personal freedom. Illegal activity I'm going to tell you right now,
[00:05:36] I'm talking about dire things but illegal activity right now,
[00:05:42] tactically if for no other reason is completely counterproductive at the place we are at today.
[00:05:51] It just is not going to get into a lot of detail with that but I mean if you're not buying that
[00:05:56] you might well not listen to anything else I have to say illegal activity is counterproductive
[00:06:03] at least where we are at today.
[00:06:05] The precinct strategy that I've talked about has benefits beyond party and electoral politics.
[00:06:15] I've talked about this a little bit and just to go over the precinct strategy briefly,
[00:06:20] it's for you to first of all recognize that no matter where you are in America pretty much
[00:06:26] you live in a precinct and if you're in suburban America it's a fairly small area around you
[00:06:34] geographically it's around a thousand folks give or take and that's your precinct
[00:06:42] and if you go down to the county or you chat up somebody at the Republican party you can find out
[00:06:47] more about this immediately, you know what the boundaries are of your precinct but that's the
[00:06:52] basic unit of political activity. It's not a tick-tock video channel that is not the basic unit
[00:07:00] of political activity a precinct on the ground in the real physical world is that basic element
[00:07:10] to electoral politics and it's how we can take over and we need to take over and we have the
[00:07:17] ability now is within our grasp to take over one of the two major parties and get real electoral
[00:07:25] through a large grassroots army organizing first at the precinct level. So I won't go into that
[00:07:32] anymore right now but I talk about in my discussions of the two party system I talk about
[00:07:39] the importance of party government and that it starts at the precinct level whether you are just
[00:07:45] an activist supporting someone who becomes a precinct chair or a precinct captain whatever it's
[00:07:50] called in your state the leader of the precinct for the party whether you support them or whether
[00:07:55] you become that person or seek to become that person. We need to do that absolutely but there
[00:08:02] are benefits to the precinct's state strategy around the idea of organizing in your neighborhood.
[00:08:11] We have to organize on the ground by neighborhood it's of the utmost importance right now and let
[00:08:17] me tell you this is a more dangerous activity in the minds of our opponents than just about any
[00:08:24] other because we're isolated from our neighbors generally right now in this society this culture
[00:08:30] there's exceptions to that depending on where you live but we need to get to know our neighbors and
[00:08:37] we get to know we need to get to know our neighbors that think like we do and we need to start that
[00:08:44] at that point as a basis of organizing the internet's great and even a lot of the traditional
[00:08:52] on the ground organizing is great you know doctors organize fortunately their main organization
[00:08:58] is organized against us the American Medical Association but insurance agents are organized
[00:09:03] real estate or agents are organized collection agents are organized landlords are organized
[00:09:08] there's all kinds of other organizations out there and all of them can be used
[00:09:13] for the cause I'm talking about right now but those are not they're not the principal that's not
[00:09:20] the principal place to start organizing it can be an important component of what we need to do
[00:09:25] particularly politically but where you live and the people around you is where we need to start as
[00:09:33] well as within our extended families because there's a certain amount of trust there and
[00:09:38] I don't think I need to explain why that is important in Ron Paul 2008 you know we did a lot
[00:09:47] with the internet which was kind of novel it wasn't new in 2008 but it was still pretty novel
[00:09:54] to have as much success as we did using the internet but the weapon that really made the
[00:10:02] Ron Paul 2008 campaign effective to the level that we were was meetup which is an internet-based
[00:10:10] outfit but what what what what was meetup all about you start groups and then you meet these
[00:10:15] people you know pizza parlor whatever and you start to get to know them on the ground and when
[00:10:22] you start organizing that way combined with all of the advantages the cost advantages and the
[00:10:29] reach that you can get and whatnot with the internet when you combine those two things you have
[00:10:33] something going then so the precinct strategy therefore is a launching point for other tactics now
[00:10:44] I am not suggesting that you use the Republican Party as the organized organization
[00:10:50] for all of these tactics or maybe for any of the ones I'm about to talk about but again the principal
[00:10:58] of getting to know your neighbors and then those neighbors getting to know their neighbors
[00:11:03] into a larger entity that eventually well encompass not just one precinct but all the precincts in
[00:11:09] your city or region whatever that's applicable organizing that way is applicable to a lot of different
[00:11:16] tactics and you can get to know people as a Republican representative going around knocking on doors
[00:11:22] but there are other things you could do with the knowledge you gain but you don't want to be doing
[00:11:27] it usually within the confines other Republican Party appropriate but so you know we need to
[00:11:34] accumulate data starting with who our neighbors are and then there are many ways today in the era of
[00:11:43] rapid computing that we can develop lists by lists get lists from other people etc etc I'm
[00:11:50] going to get in all that now but you need to accumulate data who is it around you who is it in your
[00:11:56] area who is in your region that may think like you that might do various things in concert with you
[00:12:03] to take our country back so data is important but I'm going to tell you right now if things go bad
[00:12:11] if we have an EMP attack it mass rioting starts if you're on the edge of an urban area you're
[00:12:18] going to be retreating back to that neighborhood pretty quickly and about the only people
[00:12:23] of communications through the internet are disrupted and by the other means of communications we have
[00:12:30] now cell phones etc we're going to be retreating back to that neighborhood pretty quickly anyway so
[00:12:35] you need to know your neighbors so a dangerous activity hand-visee now canvassing for a candidate
[00:12:45] is not a dangerous activity and it can be a very very very effective activity I work for a man
[00:12:52] for years by the name of Jack Metcalf a constitutionalist conservative Republican from western Washington
[00:13:00] state and not just western Washington state from Everett for crying out loud I mean he lived most
[00:13:06] of time on would be island but I lived in legislative districts that encompassed a larger blue
[00:13:13] very blue city of Everett and he was the first Republican to win a state legislative seat the 38
[00:13:21] district as it was constituted then mainly taking in Everett back in the early 1960s he was
[00:13:27] the first Republican to win that district I think since the beginning of the Great Depression
[00:13:33] and he did it because he hit 20,000 doors himself a long extensive personal campaign going
[00:13:42] door to door with one simple piece of literature and his sincerity and his knowledge
[00:13:50] of the issues in his his internal compass be very strong as to what needed to be done in
[00:13:56] Olympia the state capital in this instance but anyway point being that's that was very effective
[00:14:04] in the early 1960s with no internet no you know no practically any tool that we use now
[00:14:10] politically and it's still effective today if you're thinking about ready for office
[00:14:15] if you're willing to hit a ton of doors you got a shot if you think about it carefully think
[00:14:22] about your message carefully resent yourself effectively if you're a person that can do that at a
[00:14:26] door you're a powerful person already you're already a powerful person you may be have not exerted
[00:14:34] that power yet but can't be saying is it can be critical we had somebody come to the door where I
[00:14:42] live they knocked on door knock knock knock I love it nervous just a neighbor they're a neighbor
[00:14:48] that my four blocks away probably in my precinct I'm not even totally sure now as I think about
[00:14:53] it but they had the courage to go around and talk to every neighbor in the area I live
[00:14:59] had talked about one of these damn city plans that was developed by some think tank somewhere
[00:15:07] where they were going to rip out the sidewalks and bicycle lanes everywhere and you know all this
[00:15:12] kind of stuff totally disrupting the amenities of the very nice neighborhood I live in with a
[00:15:19] bunch of crap and if this neighbor hadn't taken that on most of us I mean there was probably some
[00:15:25] notice in somewhere about this big change it was about to happen but you know we weren't aware of
[00:15:32] it our neighbors weren't aware of it people other people I talked to live around me but this person
[00:15:36] went around at 400 people ended up showing up at the high school and giving what for to the mayor
[00:15:44] to the city councilman guess what did not happen this whole big plan developed by people from out of
[00:15:51] town people don't even not even familiar with this area culturally physically anything else
[00:15:56] this plan was defeated that is the power of canvassing
[00:16:01] a million other things and they didn't have any literature all they had was just going around
[00:16:04] knocking on doors and have a list you know they just went around but they had the infant correct
[00:16:09] information about what the city was up to so this is powerful whether you're thinking of running
[00:16:17] for office or wanting to help somebody run for office for somebody concerned about a very you know
[00:16:24] local issue it's also an extremely powerful weapon in our fight our ongoing fight for election
[00:16:32] integrity which is why if you're going around canvassing your neighbors asking them any questions
[00:16:39] about their voting in the last election I don't mean who they voted for not an invasion of their
[00:16:44] privacy but just whether they voted or the records what public records you can gather are correct
[00:16:52] man they'll come after you I know this for a fact they don't want this and as Peter de Valleaux
[00:17:00] said as he was developing the entire argument that the 2020 election was stolen the surest way
[00:17:08] the quickest way to determine if there was election fraud in places like Miracapa County Arizona
[00:17:15] in Clark County Nevada and Fulton County Georgia in Milwaukee in Philadelphia is for people to
[00:17:23] canvass and that's why they don't like that and they have harassed people they put people on no
[00:17:28] fly list I mean there's all kinds of things that have happened to people that were just organizing
[00:17:33] folks to go around and ask their neighbors if they actually did voting the last election
[00:17:42] stuff like that canvassing is extremely powerful they don't want people talking to your neighbors
[00:17:50] they don't want people getting really upset and organized on that basis and they don't want you
[00:17:56] finding things that right now are siloed because we don't talk to our neighbors and
[00:18:00] they can do other kind of checkatory to prevent certain things from being known
[00:18:07] so canvassing the precinct strategy is not in my opinion now the people that have the precinct
[00:18:13] strategy capital P capital S they're focused on the GOP which is fine I'm totally supportive of it
[00:18:20] but the real precinct strategy goes far beyond that I hope you can see the potential there
[00:18:28] so it's efficient because we want you to get involved with the precinct neighborhood activity
[00:18:34] anyway in the quest of making sure we control at some point in the near future near future
[00:18:41] the Republican Party but there are so many other things can be done with it
[00:18:47] so I mentioned there are other organizing steps that can be taken for direct action
[00:18:53] and you know that's organizing by profession or in networking at church organizing affinity groups
[00:19:00] of a lot of different types organizing small business people that can be very very powerful
[00:19:05] particularly when you're doing that by area and people are actually canvassing businesses in certain
[00:19:11] areas that can be very powerful you have the right message you're in the right kind of an area
[00:19:16] and you can small business people organize you really have something there politically
[00:19:21] and in a lot of other arenas as well so that's the launching point person neighborhood
[00:19:28] and then these other groups and also your family your Christmas card list as we always tell
[00:19:34] politicians they get about running for office the first mailing you mail is to your own
[00:19:41] Christmas card list all the people you send a Christmas card to and tell them what you're up to
[00:19:47] and ask them for a couple dollars that's standard operating procedure for a political campaign these days
[00:19:56] so there's other actions though other direct action things that when we get organized
[00:20:03] in an area we being the constitutionalist conservative america first populist patriots nationalist
[00:20:13] Christian nationalists there's other things we can do one of them is the boycott
[00:20:20] and the boycott could be at a national level I mean we've seen what could happen like with somebody
[00:20:24] like Bud Light we can also see what did not happen with something like the Veno
[00:20:31] money grabbing a national football league but unpatriotic and Veno national football league
[00:20:39] but that boycott didn't go very far that kind of gets back to some of the moral failings that we
[00:20:44] have as a society in my opinion but the other boycotts can be successful or at least
[00:20:50] cause them a lot of pain and let me tell you if people really start to get organized like with
[00:20:54] more local type of boycotts you're gonna get some attention real fast because you are now
[00:21:01] starting to exert real how-work when you take money out of the hands of our enemies that is real
[00:21:08] power real power we had a situation here in the area where I live in the solace utah valley
[00:21:15] area of Utah the wasatch front as we call it here and there was this punk news excuse me tv reporter
[00:21:26] operating in the solace metro area and there was a leak of information that the guardian out
[00:21:33] on a lefty outfit picked up on a leak of information I think from give send go anyway it was a
[00:21:38] leak of information as to who was donating to the legal fund for Kyle written house support young
[00:21:45] man who got caught up in events in Kenosha wisconsin ended up having to take a life in his attempt to
[00:21:52] defend his friend's property as antifa those civil rights protesters you heard a little bit about
[00:22:00] during that period of time or burning half the town doubt I mean it was unbelievable what was going
[00:22:05] on there he was just trying to protect his friend's property and then he had to defend himself he
[00:22:12] had to protect himself anyway he got into a violent situation and the feds tried to ram it to him they
[00:22:21] attempted to put him in jail and essentially throw away the key but it didn't work fortunately
[00:22:27] for Kyle but in that process people were donating to him a second amendment advocates people
[00:22:33] trying to help in any way they could all of us looking at the tv with that helpless feeling as
[00:22:39] towns are burning down all over America and the government the federal government is doing
[00:22:44] nothing about it but anyway in that process there was a young man in the solace area I think he
[00:22:51] was an EMT driver and he gave ten dollars to the cow written house defense fund but because of
[00:23:01] this leak of information people found out including a punk reporter at a tv station in the
[00:23:08] solace valley and that reporter docks him and dot his neighbors and showed up at his door with
[00:23:16] cameras and the next thing you know he's being an employment review is going on and I believe he was
[00:23:21] fired for a ten dollar donation to Kyle written house but even if he wasn't fired I don't remember
[00:23:28] that detail right now unfortunately but all of the all of everything had happened to him should not
[00:23:34] have happened to him and if we were more organized as a patriotic movement we could have gone
[00:23:40] to that television station and and pulled this guy off of what he was doing and get them to
[00:23:46] retract this story and apologize for the way they behave this was a national news story conservative
[00:23:51] media you can look it up you know right now on the internet it was so outrageous so outrageous
[00:23:59] but anyway because we could have gone to the sponsors of that news broadcast and threatened
[00:24:05] the boycott now we could do that now but they might laugh in your face but when the economic
[00:24:11] kids starts to hurt because you are targeted by a boycott because you're sponsoring every
[00:24:20] responsible news programs on local TV or national TV again real power there's real power there
[00:24:28] we need to be thinking this way you may not believe that but we need to be thinking this way
[00:24:36] now there's public meetings a lot of times there's an attempt at let's crowd the public meeting
[00:24:42] we're gonna tell these people what for and there's nothing wrong with that nothing wrong with
[00:24:46] that particularly at a school board meeting and that could be true in a legislative hearing as well
[00:24:52] but but if the elected officials you were pointing your finger at no matter how many people you pack
[00:25:02] into this room or in the case of a hearing I went to in Salt Lake a state legislative hearing
[00:25:09] five rooms for overflows and the main legislative hearing room the largest one they have at the
[00:25:17] capital this was over the issue of election integrity and returning to paper ballots it doesn't
[00:25:23] have as much pool it doesn't have as much power as you might think because if they perceive that
[00:25:30] you're all even others hundreds of you and in this case there was five hundred of us
[00:25:36] there in those five rooms but if they perceive that you're all from actually a fairly small fragment
[00:25:44] of the voter file that's your extremists that you're not swaying people in the middle
[00:25:52] swaying people who go out and vote in large numbers that your position is right if they're not
[00:25:57] convinced of that you're not putting on as much heat as you think and I always say if they don't
[00:26:04] see the light give them the heat but you can't really give them the heat if they don't perceive
[00:26:10] that their jobs are in danger and their jobs are not in danger if from all over the state a few
[00:26:16] hundred radical right wingers come and wag their fingers at them they don't feel threatened by that
[00:26:23] and I'm not suggesting you physically threaten them so you know it doesn't work when it's like
[00:26:28] that but when there's a perception and hopefully a reality that you're getting average vote
[00:26:35] who are the ones you want to send to the microphones when if there's an open mic time to
[00:26:40] wag your finger directly at a legislature a legislator from a microphone you want people that have
[00:26:47] that are either obvious concerned citizens that aren't necessarily right wingers or at least
[00:26:55] the kind of person that could easily persuade a larger part of the voter file the voters at large
[00:27:04] so anyway you got to think about that a little bit if you're going to do that kind of thing I'm not
[00:27:07] saying don't do it but I've seen it done and I've seen it not work at all depends on the issue
[00:27:16] again it depends on whether the politicians think that this activity has legs that it's going to
[00:27:23] lead to other things it is going to lead to bad press it is going to lead to more people in their
[00:27:28] own districts giving them a very hard time about the position they're taking and again this issue
[00:27:35] is election integrity which unfortunately there isn't the perception there should be I know for a fact
[00:27:41] I mean I just know and I've also had I have some polling data there's a ton of people in Utah
[00:27:47] concerned about election integrity and concerned about universal mail-in ballots and concerned
[00:27:52] about computer tabulators tabulating the vote concerned about not a requirement for photo ID
[00:28:00] and things like that some of the problems we have here in Utah that you might be having in your
[00:28:04] state too I know there's concern about that but it just hasn't really manifested itself
[00:28:12] in the public sphere yet to the point that politicians are afraid of this issue they're just not
[00:28:17] afraid of it in this state unfortunately so you got to think about that but going to meetings
[00:28:23] enforce can be effective going to meetings going to
[00:28:28] demonstrations can also I'm sorry I'm looking at my nose trying to talk and look at my notes at the
[00:28:36] same time actually I wanted to talk about was demonstration so sometimes when we get really upset
[00:28:43] and we have some very hardcore people with us or good people with us that are really concerned
[00:28:48] about their country and really know we have to change things here in the country those kinds of
[00:28:53] people are willing to go out and demonstrate that can be really powerful that can also be a complete
[00:29:02] and total frigging disaster so this is one you got to think about real carefully there's a
[00:29:09] couple of kinds of demonstrations one is when you know somebody's going to come out of a meeting
[00:29:17] you're going to come out of a courthouse they're gonna be somewhere where there's gonna be a lot
[00:29:23] of cameras and you can pull up just two or three cars no warning no notice have very well fought
[00:29:31] out signage that's readable that has letters big enough that they show up on television
[00:29:38] and in videos that people are taking and you come out and you start chanting or whatever
[00:29:44] right as a person is trying to get in the car or they're gonna try to have a little
[00:29:48] press gathering for a minute or two before they get in their car that could be effective
[00:29:54] and you don't have as many security considerations because you're just it's kind of a hit-and-run
[00:29:58] kind of pain. The other kind of demonstration is the one where we are gonna stand up and fight
[00:30:05] at non-sertain day we're gonna meet at the park and we're gonna tell them or maybe it's a
[00:30:10] counter-demonstration a temptation to counter a demonstration for transgender library day or
[00:30:18] whenever weird thing is going on in your town with that issue there's a real temptation sometimes
[00:30:24] if they're putting on some show of force or some kind of demonstration to counter demonstrate
[00:30:31] this is where you have to be really really thoughtful and really really careful first of all
[00:30:39] what are gonna be the pluses if you show up whether as the initiator of this public
[00:30:45] a demonstration or as counter-demonstrations what's the goal? What is the likelihood of a good outcome?
[00:30:53] What does a good outcome look like it depends it depends on the situation so that's the first thing
[00:31:00] second thing security considerations immediately come to the fore and just about any area I'm sure
[00:31:07] I'm talking to people in some area where I'll leave you go out there do that no one's gonna do
[00:31:11] anything but that's not the truth for most parts of this country now even very red states so
[00:31:18] do you understand all of the ramifications of you going out there and force and that's
[00:31:22] everything I want to say if you're not sure that you're going out there to this demonstration
[00:31:28] enforce please do not do it please do not have three scraggly people with signs falling off the sticks
[00:31:38] that have a message that people don't understand that may not be legible nothing wrong with hand
[00:31:43] written hand-hand painted signs nothing wrong with that at all but they have to have the right
[00:31:49] message on them and they have to be readable and they have to look good because a lot of this
[00:31:55] is visual so everything has to look good and you need to think about visuals and you need to have
[00:32:00] flags and you need to have other things behind sides that say to hell with John Smith he's a commie
[00:32:06] or you know whatever whatever the message is you're trying to get across so if he says he
[00:32:12] needs to be thought out how you walk into the place how are you going to get there
[00:32:17] you can't probably just all drive up in your cars and park and be right there where you're
[00:32:21] supposed to protest you also may not want to have your cars there because people may smash all
[00:32:26] the windows in those cars they may take down all your license plate numbers and maybe maybe the
[00:32:31] kind of scurvy and tifa types but you don't really want these people to have your license plate
[00:32:36] number so now I think you can see there are many other considerations it could come into play
[00:32:41] if you are a thoughtful cautious patriot that does not want to get any of your people hurt
[00:32:47] that does not want to get any of your people thrown into jail where there is no bail fund or there
[00:32:53] are no smart attorneys at the ready to defend them so these are other things that you need to have
[00:32:59] a consideration of you need to have a medic at least one person with the stuff they need for field
[00:33:07] emergency field first aid with you you need to have a lot of people you need to have somebody
[00:33:14] like that with you you need to know how you're going to get in how you're going to get out what is
[00:33:19] your contingency plan for leaving the area where are your cars going to be parked how are people
[00:33:25] going to leave there's some there's some details here folks and you need to think about that carefully
[00:33:32] who is going to speak to the news media what are you going to say to the news media again what is
[00:33:38] your purpose what are your main talking points one two or three very clear logical talking
[00:33:46] points that people who might see this demonstration on their television news or even just on YouTube
[00:33:52] can or rumble can figure out what the hell it is you're out there for and want to support you
[00:34:00] so those are all things you need to think about people need to look strong but not scary
[00:34:08] you don't want everyone in your demo looking like they might have just gotten out of prison that's
[00:34:13] not a good idea either but what kind of security are you going to have there on the scene
[00:34:20] other thing you're going to be taking pictures video who's going to take the pictures who's going
[00:34:25] to do video stuff who is taking pictures of the opposition if you do have opposition
[00:34:33] you have a very good opportunity to take their pictures to get their license plate numbers
[00:34:41] did just see who exactly they are and particularly I'm talking about people who are not very nice
[00:34:47] who come out do counter protest or turn up when your counter protesting drag queen story hour
[00:34:55] or whatever it is so again you need time an attorney that you can pick up the phone and they will
[00:35:02] answer it immediately if there is a legal problem that occurs you need to know the law you need
[00:35:09] to have a permit usually for a demonstration do you know where the nearest hospital is how quickly
[00:35:16] can you get to the nearest hospital if things really go south so these are all things you think about
[00:35:24] and that kind of a demonstration so there's a couple of types but don't look weak be sure of what
[00:35:30] you're doing be sure that you're going to be safe stay within the law so if things happen bad
[00:35:39] that way you know you were within the law and that can be proven later hope that doesn't have
[00:35:45] to happen but stay within the law so those are elements of a demonstration but why do one
[00:35:53] it's because people are frustrated and they're in whom and they see a Kenosha burning down
[00:35:58] half the town burning down they see that there's a big 200 people out next to the BYU campus
[00:36:05] celebrating the wonders of drag queen story hour a bunch of groomers predator some predator
[00:36:12] types there with a bunch of little children and you see this on TV and what are we doing about this
[00:36:19] your politicians are mostly weasels they're not doing they're not doing anything about it
[00:36:24] most of them are hiding from the mics or the sticks as we like to call it in the business
[00:36:29] so they're not even saying anything about it so people are frustrated and you can fill a void
[00:36:35] there and you can show people that there are people who know this is wrong who know this is
[00:36:40] destroying our civilization who know that when we join together we can accomplish things
[00:36:47] so there's reasons to do demonstrations here's a lot of reasons to think oh maybe not today
[00:36:54] if you don't have some resources you don't have some specialists if you don't have anybody with
[00:37:00] any experience doing this kind of thing in your ranks probably not the greatest idea at this point
[00:37:07] it depends totally depends so law fair a whole lot of law fair is going on against us but there
[00:37:17] is some going on against our opponents not nearly enough that's another area that might open up
[00:37:25] for you did the lieutenant governor do something really bad and there is proof of it because you
[00:37:32] got a freedom of information act type of request and you got the goods can you put something together
[00:37:41] in law against this elected official who is one of your opponents so again who is that you're
[00:37:48] going after what kind of information is there how easy is it for the public to understand what
[00:37:55] you're doing how easy would be for a judge or a jury to understand what you're doing can you
[00:38:00] fight a competent attorney who can both speak to the press and speak to a judge or a jury
[00:38:08] with the law behind them can you get somebody like that to take your case those are things
[00:38:14] you need to think about a lot of times you can get into a court situation and spend a ton of money
[00:38:20] and not get the job done so anything about that but that is another avenue that we must pursue more
[00:38:27] than we are now and this overall conflict that we have with the forces of evil that are trying to
[00:38:34] take away our way of life I mentioned freedom of information act requests that is something
[00:38:41] you need to do I mean you need to go through every office holder you need to look at every type
[00:38:47] of situation whether it's a county planning commission or the election office or the lieutenant
[00:38:54] governor the governor um you need to when you understand what's going on you need to start digging
[00:39:02] and you probably are not going to get all the information you need without
[00:39:06] a filing and I just about every state has one of some type and Utah it's called grandma
[00:39:11] of all names and it's called freedom of information act requests at the federal level
[00:39:18] you need to have people in an organized fashion
[00:39:23] request those they usually take a while sometimes a long while sometimes you get harassed
[00:39:28] in that process sometimes they want a ton of money for them which is not usually legal or right
[00:39:34] but anyway you can still get a lot of information I think almost no matter where you are
[00:39:40] and keep them on their toes and getting more information for what you are doing what you're trying
[00:39:46] to accomplish but that's the other thing when you make a request think ahead of what the next steps
[00:39:53] are with this request you're going to do a report you can add it to an attorney
[00:39:59] or you do have a friendly reporter that would put something like this on television news or in the
[00:40:05] newspaper you need to think about where you're going beyond just the request if you can't it's tough
[00:40:12] it's a volunteer operation generally and when I'm talking about volunteers doing these kind of
[00:40:17] things it's difficult I know that but you know the more you think it through the more worthwhile
[00:40:23] it all is in this area and in every other area that we're talking about
[00:40:30] so I don't know how many sheriffs are doing this now I talked about sheriff's posse in an earlier
[00:40:36] podcast but you might look around for that people are forming malicious I know it's constitutional
[00:40:44] be very careful about playing with guns when you're trying to play patriotic politics because those
[00:40:53] two things don't mix very well because they will come after you and drop a ton of bricks on your head
[00:40:59] and so if you insist that that has to be part of what you're doing
[00:41:04] and that's your calling in life be ready but you know if your sheriff is forming a posse
[00:41:12] or you can elect a sheriff that will form a posse that would be an activity that would be worth
[00:41:17] getting involved with in my opinion there's also like in florida they have a state militia
[00:41:23] they militia not the national guard a state militia is controlled by the governor and that might
[00:41:29] be worth it too a place to get some training in place to maybe do some good when things turn bad
[00:41:36] so that's that's another thing you can do as far as doing something rather than just talking about
[00:41:43] doing something so yeah it's easy to talk and I'm talking right now I have done
[00:41:51] something it just about area area I am talking about but you know easier said than done fully
[00:41:57] admit it your area may not be ready for a lot of these things but we need to get your area ready
[00:42:04] for a lot of these things so and don't do these things most of these things other the
[00:42:13] auspices of the party that's not always true either because you know I started this conversation
[00:42:17] talking about the precinct strategy and trying to combine some other activity as you go out and
[00:42:24] chat up your neighbors with the basic precinct strategy to take over the GOP and elect some good people
[00:42:31] through the republican party but a lot of times you're not going to want to do these kinds of activities
[00:42:39] under the auspices of the GOP but sometimes it would be fine if you can there's a group in Salt Lake
[00:42:47] Salt Lake County at least there was Salt Lake County Republican Party authorized this group
[00:42:54] to become an election integrity committee I know some of these folks and they had did some great work
[00:43:01] they did some great work and came up with some really important information for the public
[00:43:06] so nothing wrong with using the party for these kind of things if it if the situation of common sense
[00:43:13] tells you it's appropriate form other organizations only as needed this tends to be a characteristic
[00:43:23] of conservative patriotic activity if it's just human nature I'm not totally sure but
[00:43:30] our folks tend to form a lot more organizations than they probably that we probably need
[00:43:36] you know I would do a demonstration a couple of years ago about 40 people there on our team
[00:43:43] from about 25 organizations I mean that's kind of ridiculous on the face of it
[00:43:50] but yet that's not an easy thing all the time to sort out I'm not saying you got to give up your
[00:43:55] organizations so you can make mine bigger anyway they're all kind of weird things happen sometimes
[00:44:01] there's disagreements on approach people don't have quite the same mission there's also specialization
[00:44:07] which is good if you get an expertise in some you know an election integrity and on the education
[00:44:13] issue stuff like that and nothing wrong with that but look at that carefully if you're trying to
[00:44:20] figure out where you fit into activist picture a lot of times just working with a network of people
[00:44:28] who think like you do is better than being in any organization but there are organizations
[00:44:34] that do good work as a couple of national organizations I really like because they operate locally
[00:44:39] on the ground one of them is moms for liberty I love moms for liberty I love with their training
[00:44:45] folks how to act they need to disrupt the current public school system not try to figure out
[00:44:53] a ways that everyone can hold hands and work together because that ain't gonna work our enemies are
[00:44:59] too heavily invested in destroying us through bright washing our children in the public school system
[00:45:07] so there needs to be a whole lot more confrontation far as the activist community
[00:45:12] and the public school system and moms for liberty seems to have that just about right I think perfect
[00:45:18] far as I know anyway that's when organizations I recommend I also usually talk about the JBS
[00:45:24] to John Birch Society and that's because there it's not just all they got a great magazine or man
[00:45:29] did you see that video or whatever no no that's not why it's because they have chapters all over
[00:45:36] the United States with people who want to do things who want to do things in their own community
[00:45:42] as well as do things locally that affect the national picture and they're basically an education
[00:45:49] organization but you need to get more educated we all do but that's a networking opportunity there
[00:45:57] you can learn about other things you can do good people I like them all right so what are
[00:46:03] some of the problems with the precinct strategy it's not it's not perfection there's always a downside
[00:46:11] and I'm nice anyway trying to diswage you from participating in the precinct strategy I have been
[00:46:17] trying to persuade you and almost every podcast do get involved with it if you haven't already
[00:46:24] but one of the problems with the precinct strategy capital P capital S
[00:46:29] the one that is a specific group right now trying to take over the Republican Party
[00:46:35] is thinking elections and winning over politicians is enough it's not it is totally not because we're
[00:46:46] fighting on every front we're not just fighting in legislatures and legislatures can do all kinds
[00:46:53] of great things and a judge can destroy what they do in a day but it's really important
[00:47:02] you just need to think about that and again this is all a question of balance a lot of times
[00:47:07] excuse the conversation to electoral activity when you know you're very involved with that you're
[00:47:12] other activists when there are these other things that need to be done investigating
[00:47:17] going to meetings all the other things that we mentioned it's too much emphasis on electoral politics
[00:47:24] or there can be but it's not necessarily true and a lot of people involved in the precinct strategy
[00:47:30] are involved in a lot of other things but that is my point you need to approach it like everything else
[00:47:37] like buying guns like becoming a survivalist like becoming a protester
[00:47:44] uh you need to do it all with a lot of common sense and balance and balance very important that's
[00:47:52] really what i'm talking about because there can be a real time management problem when you become
[00:47:57] a party activist because party politics can suck you in do you hear what Bob said about Joan
[00:48:04] the other day and you know I don't really think Beach would actually be on the county central
[00:48:08] committee because let me tell you a couple things you maybe didn't know we better call a meeting
[00:48:12] about that i think we should talk about some of the other things that were brought up at it you know
[00:48:17] you can get sucked in not just the gossipy stuff not just the human drama that goes with any kind
[00:48:22] of organizing of humans but there's all kinds of stuff you can get sucked into this not really
[00:48:29] on point so you just need to be careful about that i'm still a big believer in it in the precinct
[00:48:36] strategy so your enemies friends they don't want you talking to your neighbors they don't want this
[00:48:45] particularly not if you're canvassing tried to determine if there were any irregularities in your
[00:48:51] last election they really don't like that but they don't like people getting organized neighbors
[00:48:57] whatnot and ending up out in the street man with that either they don't want big protests
[00:49:04] you know they there's a reason they came down as hard as they did on members of the prob boys with
[00:49:09] all his J6 stuff the oath keepers they don't want organizations around that can protect other people
[00:49:17] who want to go out in the street and protest they really don't look that so what if you're starting
[00:49:23] from scratch trying to figure out what to do you don't really know anybody you don't know what to do
[00:49:30] you have a couple of friends are they in your vicinity are they not in your vicinity
[00:49:37] i like working with little groups of three sometimes three moms they don't really know what to do
[00:49:44] but are really pissed off about the school board can change the world at least in the local context
[00:49:51] this happened many times so do not be discouraged but reach out in whatever way you think is prudent
[00:50:00] and appropriate and get some people to learn things with you as you're learning who will do
[00:50:07] things with you as you realize you need to be doing like going to the school board meeting
[00:50:12] like finding out who's who in the zoo at the county council meeting so you know maybe you should
[00:50:20] plug into the party first it just you know call up to republicans there's a way you can get in touch
[00:50:24] usually a lot of times they have offices even all the way down to the county level to pens where
[00:50:30] you live but it's usually not that difficult on the web whatever to find your local republican party
[00:50:37] maybe you should start there and then there's these other types of national organizations but i'm
[00:50:43] not pitching join a national organization that's the most important thing but a national organization
[00:50:49] that can help you focus it can get you information and get you resources so you are effective on
[00:50:54] the ground and in your neighborhood that is a good thing that is a good thing so you know there's
[00:51:02] a big lecture here so i'm gonna also tell you to make action fun make it fun
[00:51:09] but but i'm serious it's a lot more fun when it is fun and when you
[00:51:16] you're working with people that you know you also socialize together maybe occasionally
[00:51:21] your kids are socializing together you know support patriot entertainment you know support
[00:51:29] if you can support documentaries people make on important issues like election integrity like
[00:51:35] the border issue like covid like the crisis the horrific situation in our public schools but also
[00:51:43] you know there are people out there making entertainment that are our people angel the people
[00:51:52] do the chosen the people that are Kevin sorboh they're making movies you can kind of keep track
[00:51:58] of that if you can and i'd encourage you to throw them a couple of bucks and enjoy what they're
[00:52:03] doing because there's a lot of top talent now that is sick of the Hollywood system that is sick
[00:52:10] of the Nashville system i mean support Jason Aldean let's uh you know stream cover of his songs
[00:52:16] john rich and his number of people now in country music if you like that
[00:52:21] who are realizing the same things we have been realizing support them have fun enjoy
[00:52:29] and but mainly my friends do something which is talk
[00:52:37] and just sit there passively and watch all of the talk shows on fox news
[00:52:42] also which are pretty brainless and steering you away from real activity because they're controlled
[00:52:48] by corporate america but even the other channels that are good real america's voice whoever
[00:52:54] that's all great i love steban and show i watch it every day i try to but uh but we have to do
[00:53:02] things and he'd be the first to tell you that and uh so action action action as the war room posse
[00:53:09] likes to say super important so do something but think about it be smart learn a few things
[00:53:18] find a few people who know a few things work together have some fun if you can
[00:53:24] anyways all part of it but it is midnight in america and this is the hour of decision
[00:53:31] so do something my name is lu mor as i said you've been listening to the hour of decision which
[00:53:39] is on news for america and news for america dot org you can also capture some election specific
[00:53:47] information election integrity news and election adjacent news at secure vote dot news so we have
[00:53:55] two websites news for america and secure vote dot news i hope you have the time that you have the
[00:54:03] interest to get more informed by looking at those two websites on a regular basis again my name
[00:54:09] is lu mor thank you so much see you later