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[00:00:54] Well, good day, good day.
[00:01:23] Hello and how are you my fellow Americans and folks around the world?
[00:01:27] This is Ron Edwards and you're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
[00:01:31] Thanks so much for tuning in.
[00:01:33] And it's a good day in the neighborhood.
[00:01:34] Round here, very nice temperatures, around 70 degrees, nice and bright sunny skies.
[00:01:40] I know Doug, where you're at, it's kind of steamy as usual, right?
[00:01:44] And yeah, it's a sweat box.
[00:01:46] Always in that part of the country.
[00:01:47] Only time it's not hot where you are is, oh, let's what, February probably, right?
[00:01:53] Somewhere between Christmas and Valentine's Day.
[00:01:57] It's 93 outside with that much humidity.
[00:02:00] Oh Jesus, I couldn't handle it.
[00:02:03] Not this early.
[00:02:04] But anyway, it's still a great day in the neighborhood.
[00:02:08] Lots of things to talk about today.
[00:02:10] Lots of good stuff.
[00:02:12] And gonna be talking with a great guest today too.
[00:02:15] A special kind of American flags.
[00:02:18] And we'll be discussing that in just a few.
[00:02:21] But amongst the many things that we do have to discuss this day, I tell you,
[00:02:28] what I'm gonna bring up in just a second, you've been warned.
[00:02:33] How many times on this show have you been warned about the Islamists in this country?
[00:02:38] And people have poo-pooed on me, especially my fellow Christians.
[00:02:42] When I've talked about how they wanna take over,
[00:02:44] they wanna do this, they wanna do that.
[00:02:46] And I only say those things because it's in their book, the Quran,
[00:02:51] which once I found out a long time ago, the Thomas Jefferson read it.
[00:02:55] I said, you know what, I need to read it too.
[00:02:58] So I read it.
[00:03:00] And there it is, right there where they say, hey look,
[00:03:04] they come in to take over a nation.
[00:03:08] Well, here we go.
[00:03:10] Osama Siblini, a prominent Arab American community leader and
[00:03:14] publisher located in Dearbornestan, Michigan.
[00:03:19] Announced that Muslims are poised, not thinking about, not trying to, but
[00:03:23] they are poised to take control of key political positions across
[00:03:28] the United States of America, including the Congress and the White House.
[00:03:33] During his speech early this month at a dinner honoring former Lebanese
[00:03:37] security chief Abbas Abraham, who is known for ties with Hezbollah.
[00:03:44] Siblini said, he says we have the best we can offer
[00:03:49] at the United States of America, not only in Michigan but
[00:03:52] across the entire country.
[00:03:54] He says, he went on, he says we have offered our best.
[00:03:58] The best is yet to come.
[00:03:59] I can be very confident to tell you that we are on the road to the White House,
[00:04:03] to Congress, to decision making everywhere in the United States of America.
[00:04:08] That's pretty bold talk.
[00:04:09] I want to tell you right now, that is very, very bold talk.
[00:04:14] And if we had a real president, he would consider that bold talk too.
[00:04:20] He would rub his chin and say, you know what?
[00:04:23] We're going to have to take a closer look at this.
[00:04:27] Because they're not here to make friends.
[00:04:30] And they plainly state that their way of life does not coexist or
[00:04:37] cannot coexist with our Constitution, our Bill of Rights.
[00:04:40] You can't do it.
[00:04:42] They don't believe in equal rights for women.
[00:04:46] They think that Black people are nothing but slaves and dusty.
[00:04:50] Slaves and dusty, that's what they think of Black folks.
[00:04:53] And yet, isn't it kind of retarded how so many Black people in the United States
[00:04:58] and Black Africans just suck up to Allah?
[00:05:03] Isn't that amazing?
[00:05:05] And yet we do have friends in Africa, Nigeria in particular,
[00:05:09] who say that their Black African villages are regularly pillaged by Muslims.
[00:05:15] Well, they snatch their babies and burn them.
[00:05:17] Yeah.
[00:05:19] In fact, they tied up one couple, right?
[00:05:22] And they said, we have your baby.
[00:05:23] We're going to cook your baby and eat your baby right now.
[00:05:27] And guess what?
[00:05:27] They cooked the baby.
[00:05:30] And when they took a bite in the baby, they died.
[00:05:35] That was the one good thing that came out of that.
[00:05:37] They died.
[00:05:40] But see, this is the kind of crap that goes on all the time.
[00:05:44] Wherever they dominate like this,
[00:05:47] it's doom for others.
[00:05:50] It's either convert or die.
[00:05:52] And so the only thing they understand is if you're stronger than they are,
[00:05:57] that's also in the Quran, by the way.
[00:05:59] If you present yourself and they know that you're stronger than they are,
[00:06:02] what they do is they pull back, make friends, pretend to be friends.
[00:06:07] And see, here's another thing that I learned.
[00:06:09] I learned this when I used to live in New York.
[00:06:13] You'll find some Muslims, they'll come in,
[00:06:17] they'll hang out.
[00:06:19] You'll even see them eat a pork sandwich.
[00:06:23] You'll say, they're not all bad, even though I myself don't eat pork.
[00:06:28] But you know how they freak out if you throw a piece of pork around and
[00:06:31] they all scatter, right?
[00:06:32] But then there are some that don't scatter when you throw pork around.
[00:06:37] They'll even sip a little, they'll even imbibe with you a little bit.
[00:06:41] And that's for you to let your guard down.
[00:06:43] Because when they do that, they do that because they know that they're going
[00:06:48] against their religion, right?
[00:06:50] And so they're setting themselves up to be sacrificial lambs, to be terrorists.
[00:06:59] And so they know that after they bump themselves and
[00:07:01] many other people off like the people that allegedly went into the World Trade
[00:07:05] Center, boom, boom, they think they're gonna get 70 versions and
[00:07:09] a whole lot of wine.
[00:07:11] But anyway, and sometimes when you say this kind of stuff to people,
[00:07:16] they go to nutsville.
[00:07:18] How can you say such horrible things?
[00:07:21] You're supposed to be a man of God.
[00:07:25] And they'll call you Islamaphobic, this, that and the other.
[00:07:28] But I never hear Americans say that the Islamists are America-phobic
[00:07:35] when they're saying death to America.
[00:07:37] I never hear them say that the Israeli phobia,
[00:07:41] when they say death to Israel.
[00:07:43] I just find how bass-ackwards the political discussion is,
[00:07:49] at least in that particular arena.
[00:07:51] So there was a Memorial Day Parade over the weekend and
[00:07:58] Marxist student thugs and pro-God's-agoons disrupt the Princeton
[00:08:04] Memorial Day Parade and block the road after spotting American flags coming
[00:08:10] towards them and the Memorial Day flag.
[00:08:15] Well, how are you gonna have a Memorial Day parade and
[00:08:20] not have American flags in it?
[00:08:23] I mean, that's what it's about, right?
[00:08:25] It is about American heroes that gave the ultimate sacrifice.
[00:08:29] And so, last time I checked, our most premier symbols is the American flag.
[00:08:38] I mean, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but that is what it is.
[00:08:45] But anyway, my friends, you stay right there because I'll be right back with
[00:08:52] a great guest, you stay right there because I'll be right back.
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[00:11:54] and you're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
[00:11:57] I'm the one like communism
[00:12:00] And I don't want to speak Chinese
[00:12:03] I don't believe
[00:12:08] Don't give me that time for changing line of...
[00:12:17] Yeah, I like that song.
[00:12:19] Look, the words to that song.
[00:12:21] We're going to have to play that kind of often, Doug.
[00:12:24] Anyway, you're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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[00:12:43] Well, we have a great guest today.
[00:12:45] His name is James Stocky and he is with YourAmericanFlagStore.
[00:12:50] And I want to thank you, James, for joining me today
[00:12:52] and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
[00:12:57] Thanks for having me, Rob.
[00:12:57] I've been looking forward to this for a couple of weeks.
[00:13:00] Yeah, me too, man.
[00:13:02] First heard of you from a mutual friend of ours, Tim Tapp
[00:13:05] and I said, man, I've got to get this guy on my show
[00:13:09] because, you know, I love the American flag.
[00:13:12] And when I first heard about you, I said, oh, okay
[00:13:15] maybe they make some good flags
[00:13:16] and maybe I can order some and yada yada yada
[00:13:19] In fact, my producer Doug shared with me
[00:13:22] a kind of semi funny story.
[00:13:23] He contacted you and he wanted to buy
[00:13:25] an American flag from you.
[00:13:27] And then he said that you said, well, wait a minute
[00:13:29] we don't, it's not the kind you're thinking about.
[00:13:32] It's the kind you can knock on
[00:13:34] as they say in knock on wood.
[00:13:39] So I liked the story I read.
[00:13:41] I read the information you sent me
[00:13:44] and how you guys got started with your six year old son.
[00:13:49] And he came up with the idea basically
[00:13:52] if we could start making a business
[00:13:54] making American flags with your tools.
[00:13:57] And so tell us a bit more about that
[00:13:58] and how has it been going?
[00:14:02] Well, about six and a half almost seven years ago now
[00:14:06] my son, like I said, he came into our garage
[00:14:08] when we had a bunch of friends over
[00:14:10] for a sporting event.
[00:14:11] He comes into the garage on his bike
[00:14:13] and says that he has a business idea
[00:14:15] and he wants me to help him start it.
[00:14:17] Of course we all kind of giggle and laugh at him
[00:14:20] but we say, what's your idea?
[00:14:22] And he says that he wants to use our tools
[00:14:24] in the garage there.
[00:14:26] We had the kind of like makeshift shop
[00:14:28] kind of set up in our garage
[00:14:31] to make American flags out of wood.
[00:14:32] And he'd like his mom who's an artist
[00:14:35] to paint patriotic artwork on it.
[00:14:37] So we all kind of laugh and think
[00:14:38] that's kind of a good idea.
[00:14:39] What kind of artwork would you wanna put on it?
[00:14:42] He says pictures of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington
[00:14:46] and stuff like that.
[00:14:48] So we all were like, you know, kind of stunned
[00:14:51] and thought it was a really good idea.
[00:14:53] And what really makes it a good idea is one,
[00:14:55] I'm a carpenter and two, my wife is an artist.
[00:14:58] So he put those two things together to create a product.
[00:15:01] And more importantly, he had noticed that
[00:15:03] in California where we used to live,
[00:15:07] I would be waiting for permits to clear
[00:15:11] for different jobs I was doing remodeling houses.
[00:15:14] And in that time, I'm literally just sitting there waiting,
[00:15:17] not doing anything, I'm not making money,
[00:15:19] my tools aren't making money.
[00:15:20] And he came up with an idea that was a great way
[00:15:23] for me to be productive and to be able
[00:15:26] to supplement my income while we were waiting
[00:15:29] for those permits so that we literally
[00:15:31] wouldn't have any downtime.
[00:15:33] And we expected that at best,
[00:15:36] that that's what it would be is just something
[00:15:38] to kind of fill in some gaps.
[00:15:40] So the next morning, Max comes running into the room
[00:15:44] and is really excited to go buy the material.
[00:15:47] Problem was at that time living in California,
[00:15:50] we were broke, we just didn't have the money
[00:15:52] to go spend on a flag to go buy all the paint
[00:15:58] and the screws and the wood and everything to make it,
[00:16:00] even though it would only be pie 30, 40 bucks
[00:16:02] or something, we just didn't have the extra money.
[00:16:04] But we did have a gift certificate
[00:16:07] that my in-laws had given us for Christmas that year.
[00:16:11] So we went down to Home Depot with that gift card
[00:16:14] and bought the materials needed
[00:16:16] to make our first flag and did it.
[00:16:18] And that was the start, our business started literally
[00:16:21] on a six-year-old boy's idea
[00:16:24] and a gift card to Home Depot.
[00:16:28] After we made that first flag,
[00:16:30] which took us all that day
[00:16:32] and a little bit the next day for my wife
[00:16:34] to put some artwork on it,
[00:16:35] I posted it on social media just to kind of share
[00:16:37] the kind of cute story that Max had come up with this idea.
[00:16:41] And if you wanted one of these flags,
[00:16:43] let us know, we'd be happy to make you one.
[00:16:45] I had four or five friends all reach out to me
[00:16:48] and say, yeah, we'd love one.
[00:16:50] So we made their flags,
[00:16:51] they put them in their home and took pictures
[00:16:53] and posted those pictures on social media.
[00:16:57] And four or five of their friends called us
[00:17:00] and said, would you make one for us?
[00:17:03] So those first five flags turned into 25 flags.
[00:17:06] We put those 25 flags out
[00:17:08] and it slowly grew into about 100 flags.
[00:17:11] And this was all in about six weeks to a month.
[00:17:14] So relatively quickly, we were a little bit overwhelmed
[00:17:18] with this new hobby business
[00:17:20] that we thought would just be filling in the time.
[00:17:23] And we actually didn't have time to fill all these orders.
[00:17:25] So we just plugged away and worked day and night at it.
[00:17:30] And about a month three, we started, we figured,
[00:17:35] let's really see if,
[00:17:37] it's great to have your friends support you.
[00:17:39] That's great.
[00:17:40] But would the public, the general public support us
[00:17:42] and want us to make these flags for us?
[00:17:44] So we figured the best way to do it
[00:17:46] was to go to an art fair or some kind of show
[00:17:49] where people go to visit and buy little trinkets
[00:17:55] and that kind of thing.
[00:17:56] And luckily in our hometown
[00:17:57] in Valley Center, California,
[00:18:01] there's a place called Bates Nut Farm
[00:18:03] and they have these big art shows a few times a year.
[00:18:06] So we rented a spot there and we sold it
[00:18:08] and we sold several thousand dollars worth of flags.
[00:18:12] So again, we were shocked again by the public's response,
[00:18:16] by our friends' response and all the support we got.
[00:18:19] And it was about six months into it
[00:18:21] that my wife and I had a really hard decision to make.
[00:18:24] Do we kind of stop this business?
[00:18:29] Because it's kind of now interfering
[00:18:31] with our jobs of my job I had for about 19 years,
[00:18:34] my wife for about 15 years.
[00:18:36] And now those jobs are kind of not,
[00:18:41] we're not doing as well as we could in those jobs
[00:18:43] because we're overworking ourselves.
[00:18:46] So we chose to take the risk and chase
[00:18:49] that American dream and that idea that our son had.
[00:18:54] And we started booking shows all over the country.
[00:18:57] We traveled all over the country
[00:18:58] for about two years, year and a half, two years,
[00:19:01] going to every gun show, every rodeo,
[00:19:04] every country music concert that we could possibly find,
[00:19:07] setting up a booth that we had made
[00:19:09] and hanging about 20 of our flag,
[00:19:12] our custom wood flags in that booth
[00:19:14] and just talking to people.
[00:19:16] And that went great for about, like I said,
[00:19:19] about two years, we were doing really well.
[00:19:22] We're no longer working the nine to five.
[00:19:24] We were working a lot more than that,
[00:19:26] doing these flags, but working for ourselves
[00:19:28] and enjoying that kind of freedom.
[00:19:32] Even though we weren't really free,
[00:19:33] we were working so dang hard.
[00:19:36] So we really had to make a big decision
[00:19:42] on how big we wanted to do it.
[00:19:44] And we decided to go all in.
[00:19:46] Yeah, isn't that rewarding?
[00:19:48] But isn't that rewarding
[00:19:50] that you guys are working together as a family unit
[00:19:52] and even though you're working longer hours.
[00:19:54] Absolutely.
[00:19:55] It's the family thing and it's,
[00:19:57] has it brought your family even closer together?
[00:20:01] Oh, it absolutely brought us closer.
[00:20:02] I mean, we were traveling,
[00:20:04] while we were going around all these shows from,
[00:20:07] we started in San Diego, California,
[00:20:09] little town called Valley Center.
[00:20:11] And we went all the way out to Sturgis.
[00:20:14] We went up to Reno.
[00:20:15] I mean, we were going into all over the country
[00:20:17] and seeing all the sites and stopped.
[00:20:21] We got to see Devil's Tower and Mount Rushmore
[00:20:25] and Meteor Crater.
[00:20:27] Along the way, we'd stop at those things
[00:20:29] and spend those times with our family
[00:20:30] and we absolutely got closer.
[00:20:33] We actually got ourselves out of debt,
[00:20:35] saved a little bit of money.
[00:20:39] And now that you've left California
[00:20:42] because of the madness there
[00:20:43] and you're in another, in Tennessee, I believe.
[00:20:46] Has business been even better
[00:20:49] since after the Corona, China virus situation?
[00:20:52] Is it better now?
[00:20:55] Well, after COVID, it destroyed that business model
[00:20:59] that we had of going to the public places
[00:21:02] and face-to-face with people selling.
[00:21:05] So we had to reinvent ourselves online, which we did.
[00:21:07] And it was actually more successful during that time.
[00:21:11] Obviously you can reach a lot more people
[00:21:13] a lot easier online than you can face-to-face.
[00:21:16] So we were able to reach more people
[00:21:18] and our business actually grew during COVID.
[00:21:22] And we actually found a place and we wanted to escape.
[00:21:26] When we were in California, it was a hard hustle there.
[00:21:30] But we found a place in Herriman, Tennessee.
[00:21:34] We moved here, things were going great.
[00:21:36] We bought our first home
[00:21:38] on this little idea that our son had.
[00:21:40] And we were literally living the American dream.
[00:21:43] About three months after we moved here to Tennessee,
[00:21:47] all of a sudden out of the blue,
[00:21:49] just the sales stopped.
[00:21:51] I mean, we went from four or five sales a day,
[00:21:53] maybe 10 sales a day on a good day to nothing
[00:21:57] and not even visits to our website anymore.
[00:22:01] So I started looking into what was causing that,
[00:22:03] really had a hard time trying to understand it.
[00:22:05] Went to the Facebook where we were doing
[00:22:07] a lot of our marketing
[00:22:09] and found out that Facebook didn't give us notice,
[00:22:12] but I had to search to find out
[00:22:14] Facebook had suspended our marketing privileges
[00:22:17] because they said that our products
[00:22:19] were against their community standards.
[00:22:22] And so we were no longer allowed to market with them.
[00:22:26] On top of that, Shopify had pulled
[00:22:29] some of our best-selling flags off of our website.
[00:22:32] So now we didn't have any way to advertise
[00:22:34] to get people to go to our website,
[00:22:36] but if anybody did go to our website,
[00:22:37] the most popular flags that people were buying
[00:22:39] weren't even available.
[00:22:41] So between those two companies,
[00:22:42] they really, really crushed our business
[00:22:46] and put a real big strain on us.
[00:22:49] It wasn't until, probably the coolest part of our story
[00:22:52] was that in that period of time,
[00:22:53] it was about a six-week period of time
[00:22:55] that we really struggled to just find anybody
[00:22:57] that would market with us.
[00:22:58] But as soon as I mentioned that we were canceled,
[00:23:00] they didn't wanna touch us
[00:23:01] because they thought that they might get canceled.
[00:23:03] So nobody, we could not go anywhere.
[00:23:07] And out of frustration,
[00:23:09] I just started posting about it on social media,
[00:23:12] just telling people what was going on and still nothing.
[00:23:17] Out of, one night I was very, very frustrated in the shop.
[00:23:20] I was working up here till probably about 11 o'clock.
[00:23:22] My shop is in Tennessee,
[00:23:24] is about 100 yards away from our house.
[00:23:26] And it really just occurred to me
[00:23:28] that we were probably going to lose everything
[00:23:32] if we didn't just abandon this business
[00:23:34] and go back to work at our previous jobs.
[00:23:37] I would go back to remodeling houses.
[00:23:38] My wife could go get her job back at Trader Joe's,
[00:23:40] even though we had moved to Tennessee,
[00:23:41] she'd easily be able to get a job here.
[00:23:44] And so I went back up to the house to tell my wife that.
[00:23:47] And I asked her, when I got to the bedroom,
[00:23:49] my wife is an absolute, I mean, she's a rock.
[00:23:53] She does not cry.
[00:23:54] She's a tough cookie.
[00:23:56] I got into our bedroom and she's crying in bed
[00:23:59] because of all this stress
[00:24:00] that these companies had put our family under.
[00:24:02] I asked her to get out of bed,
[00:24:03] come to the foot of our bed and let's pray together.
[00:24:05] It was the first time we pray all the time daily,
[00:24:08] but this was the first time
[00:24:09] that we actually got together, held hands
[00:24:13] and said a prayer out loud.
[00:24:14] And the prayer was really simple.
[00:24:16] We asked God to just show us what he wanted us to do.
[00:24:19] If he wanted us to go back to our old businesses,
[00:24:21] we'd be happy to do it.
[00:24:22] We would never complain.
[00:24:23] We wouldn't look back and rehash what could have been.
[00:24:27] We would just move forward if that was his will.
[00:24:29] Hey, we've got to stop it right there
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[00:29:00] Our guest today is James Stocky
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[00:29:07] And he was sharing with us a unique story,
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[00:29:11] And I wanted to hold him over a couple of minutes
[00:29:13] over the break because he didn't have a chance
[00:29:15] to tell you folks how you can get the flags
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[00:29:30] And that's something we really support here
[00:29:32] on the Ron Edwards American Experience.
[00:29:35] Welcome back James and why don't you share
[00:29:37] with the folks how and where they can purchase
[00:29:41] these wonderful flags?
[00:29:44] Well, you can go to our website
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[00:30:10] if you look at the stars,
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[00:30:16] My wife has now painted 620,000 stars.
[00:30:21] So we've been cranking these things out
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[00:30:26] and really loving every,
[00:30:28] even the hardest times,
[00:30:29] this was probably one of the most fun things
[00:30:31] that we've gotten to do together
[00:30:33] and just an absolutely wonderful experience
[00:30:36] for our family.
[00:30:37] I wanna thank you and congratulate you
[00:30:41] and hope for much more success for you guys
[00:30:44] and we're gonna have you back periodically on the show.
[00:30:49] In fact, I'm gonna give you a call about something,
[00:30:51] an idea that I have.
[00:30:53] Anyway folks, James Stockahee
[00:30:55] is with Your American Flag Store
[00:30:58] and tell them one more time the website, sir.
[00:31:03] It's youramericanflagstore.com.
[00:31:06] Thank you so much and Godspeed to you and yours.
[00:31:10] Thank you Ron.
[00:31:12] Yeah.
[00:31:12] Well folks, before we in the United States
[00:31:18] can expect our nation to be restored
[00:31:22] so that wonderful businesses like the gentleman
[00:31:26] we just talked to can expect to thrive,
[00:31:29] not just survive and limp along,
[00:31:33] but to truly thrive in this country.
[00:31:34] We've got to make some and stand up for some real changes.
[00:31:38] It's a shame that they had to leave California,
[00:31:40] which is very, very beautiful,
[00:31:42] almost a perfect location on earth.
[00:31:45] They had to leave it
[00:31:46] because of all the craziness that's going on.
[00:31:50] And unfortunately my friends,
[00:31:52] that craziness that's going on in California,
[00:31:54] New York State, Illinois.
[00:31:57] Illinois in fact is speaking of Illinois.
[00:32:00] Did you know that the state government of Illinois
[00:32:02] is now trying to pass a bill
[00:32:04] that would increase their spending levels
[00:32:08] to beyond historical levels?
[00:32:12] I mean just beyond belief.
[00:32:15] And see that's one of the elements of the left.
[00:32:19] If they can't force their druthers upon us,
[00:32:24] they want to spend us into oblivion.
[00:32:29] Any way that they can,
[00:32:31] if they can break us intellectually, spiritually,
[00:32:35] physically or fiscally,
[00:32:39] they just don't stop.
[00:32:43] But see here's the thing.
[00:32:46] We have the better ideas.
[00:32:48] We have the better way for life, liberty
[00:32:50] and the pursuit of happiness.
[00:32:52] And you must not ever forget my friends
[00:32:55] that those on the left do not have the right
[00:32:58] to do what they're doing.
[00:33:00] They don't have the right.
[00:33:02] So you're not obligated to obey unjust laws.
[00:33:06] You're not.
[00:33:08] But in order to fight these unjust laws,
[00:33:11] we have to come together in mass.
[00:33:16] I mean I would love to see a rally
[00:33:20] in Ohio, another one in Texas
[00:33:26] with each of those having a half a billion people,
[00:33:28] 500 million people.
[00:33:31] I mean just crazy.
[00:33:34] Not wait a minute, not 500 million,
[00:33:37] but a half a million people, 500,000 people.
[00:33:45] We've got to start meeting in such large groups
[00:33:50] and approaching these government officials
[00:33:53] in such large numbers and letting them know
[00:33:56] these are voters and that we're not gonna put up
[00:33:59] with this anymore.
[00:33:59] We're not gonna participate.
[00:34:02] See they can even pass unjust laws,
[00:34:05] but we are not obligated to stand about
[00:34:11] and be pushed around like that.
[00:34:14] How do you think that William Wilberforce
[00:34:16] was able to convince Great Britain
[00:34:18] to give up slavery by 1839?
[00:34:21] He got the masses to get involved
[00:34:23] and in order to unshackle ourselves today
[00:34:30] in this modern day slavery
[00:34:32] where families have to just work over and over,
[00:34:34] over time, over time.
[00:34:37] Both the mother and the father.
[00:34:38] Do you know that the US dollar should be worth
[00:34:43] so much as it used to be when it was backed
[00:34:46] by silver and gold that you only need the father
[00:34:52] to go and go to work?
[00:34:56] And it should be more than enough to buy a home,
[00:35:00] transportation, food, meet all the needs,
[00:35:04] et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
[00:35:06] And of course, the more your skill level,
[00:35:08] the more whatever you're eligible to earn more money
[00:35:13] as you climb the ladder.
[00:35:16] But the US dollar should be strong enough
[00:35:18] where it only takes one of the parents
[00:35:20] to have to go out and take care of the family
[00:35:24] in a very good way, not just scraping by
[00:35:30] and not by raising minimum wages.
[00:35:33] Because every time, guess what?
[00:35:35] I've talked about this before.
[00:35:36] Every time the minimum wage is increased,
[00:35:40] the poor that they say that they're helping,
[00:35:44] the low income workers, guess what happens?
[00:35:46] Within six months,
[00:35:48] the buying power of the dollar is less than it was
[00:35:54] before the last increase, hourly increase.
[00:36:00] And so it just continues to continue
[00:36:02] to work against itself or they continue
[00:36:07] to work against the US dollar.
[00:36:12] And another reason why we must push the left off
[00:36:17] and out of our lives,
[00:36:21] organizations like the World Health Organization.
[00:36:25] According to a recently released study,
[00:36:28] the scandemic wiped out nearly a decade of progress
[00:36:32] concerning life expectancy.
[00:36:37] The WHO published a study recently documenting
[00:36:42] a dramatic decline in global life expectancy
[00:36:46] to 2012 levels immediately following the onset
[00:36:50] of the Corona China virus scandemic.
[00:36:53] Now this is the annual World Health Statistics Report.
[00:36:58] Was released in anticipation
[00:36:59] of the United Nations Bodies Yearly Gathering,
[00:37:03] the World Health Assembly,
[00:37:07] which began in Geneva this week.
[00:37:11] And it convenes its member states for the WHO
[00:37:13] to address concerning health trends around the globe.
[00:37:16] Basically these meetings,
[00:37:18] what they're trying to do is figure out ways
[00:37:20] to take over our so-called healthcare in this country.
[00:37:27] But it looks like that effort
[00:37:29] may be unraveling at this time.
[00:37:33] I'm gonna remain reasonably optimistic
[00:37:35] because I was looking at some reports
[00:37:38] this morning about this effort
[00:37:40] and it looks like many nations
[00:37:44] are not going to buy into this as of yet.
[00:37:48] And to the globalists,
[00:37:50] they always come back for more,
[00:37:52] but at least for now it looks like there's a setback
[00:37:55] in their effort to take over our sovereignty
[00:37:58] through healthcare.
[00:38:02] But this stuff needs to be permanently
[00:38:04] slapped out of our country.
[00:38:06] That's why we need to elect officials
[00:38:09] to enact laws that permanently protect
[00:38:12] we the people of this country
[00:38:14] from the onslaught of organizations like the WHO
[00:38:17] and the World Economic Forum and the United Nations.
[00:38:23] Because those freaks over there have no business,
[00:38:27] no right whatsoever to be involved
[00:38:32] in telling us what we can do in our country.
[00:38:36] In just two years,
[00:38:37] the Corona China virus pandemic reversed
[00:38:40] over a decade of gains in both life expectancy at birth
[00:38:43] and healthy life expectancy.
[00:38:47] This year's World Health Statistics report
[00:38:51] by 2020 both global life expectancy
[00:38:54] at the HALE had rolled back to 2016 levels.
[00:38:59] See as they continue to be involved
[00:39:03] in the decisions of healthcare and medical care
[00:39:08] in the lives of people,
[00:39:09] the quality of life declines.
[00:39:14] There were further declines
[00:39:15] with both retreating to 2012 levels,
[00:39:18] 71.4 years and 61.9 years
[00:39:23] respectively for men and women.
[00:39:26] That's crazy.
[00:39:28] The study found that Americans in Southeast Asia
[00:39:31] saw the largest declines in health expectancy
[00:39:34] in America's life expectancy dropped by about three years.
[00:39:38] And see, you have to take other things into effect
[00:39:41] or that are not reported on
[00:39:45] even in this particular story.
[00:39:48] You have to look at the impact
[00:39:51] of laboratory developed foods,
[00:39:57] fake meats, all those kinds of things too
[00:40:01] that are not healthy for our bodies.
[00:40:03] And they decline the quality of our bodies
[00:40:07] which wear out sooner.
[00:40:09] And this is part of their goal by the way.
[00:40:12] Let's not forget these people are also on the muscle
[00:40:15] to reduce the population.
[00:40:18] So what would behoove us to force our elected officials
[00:40:23] to govern on behalf of we the people
[00:40:25] and get the heck out of the medical industry anyway.
[00:40:29] And let great hospitals like the Cleveland Clinic
[00:40:31] do what they do best
[00:40:34] and then good medical practices
[00:40:36] be reintroduced throughout the entire country
[00:40:39] and tell the World Health Organization to go to hell.
[00:40:44] Tell them bye-bye now.
[00:40:45] I'm Ron Edwards.
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[00:46:13] Well my friends, yeah,
[00:46:15] I've kind of wondered over the years,
[00:46:21] mostly privately, is NATO being involved in NATO
[00:46:26] any good for the United States any longer?
[00:46:30] I really wondered that.
[00:46:32] Off and on, I've thought about it privately
[00:46:34] and I wondered whether I should ask this publicly or not
[00:46:39] but I think about something that Patrick Henry said
[00:46:43] on March 23rd of 1775.
[00:46:47] He said, suffer not yourself to be betrayed with a kiss.
[00:46:50] And that makes me think of many of our NATO,
[00:46:52] so-called NATO partners,
[00:46:55] how they over and over again stab us in the back,
[00:46:59] support regimes that are totally against us.
[00:47:03] Like Iran, many of them do a lot of business
[00:47:05] with Iran and things of that nature.
[00:47:09] Now in a sense I'm being hypocritical
[00:47:11] because our government, I'm sorry, it's not ours.
[00:47:15] The government, the elitist government in Washington DC
[00:47:19] is now cozying up to Iran.
[00:47:25] So, but in no sense I'm not a hypocrite
[00:47:27] because when we had a real president in there,
[00:47:30] Iran was being put in its rightful place.
[00:47:34] But I think we will get back to that situation.
[00:47:37] We will have a real president by the end of the year.
[00:47:40] I believe that.
[00:47:42] George Washington said something to America in 1796.
[00:47:48] Today is Memorial Day.
[00:47:50] And this is George Washington.
[00:47:54] I wanna just read with to you
[00:47:56] a bit of his farewell address.
[00:48:00] And so it starts like this.
[00:48:03] It says, the great rule of conduct for us
[00:48:05] is to in regard to foreign nations
[00:48:08] is in extending our commercial relations
[00:48:11] to have with them
[00:48:12] as little political connection as possible.
[00:48:15] So far as we have already formed engagements,
[00:48:18] let them be fulfilled with perfect good faith.
[00:48:22] Here, let us stop.
[00:48:24] Europe has a set of primary interests
[00:48:26] which to have to us have none
[00:48:31] or a very little remote location or relation.
[00:48:36] Hence she must be engaged in frequent controversies
[00:48:41] the causes of which are essentially foreign
[00:48:43] to our concerns.
[00:48:44] Hence therefore it must be unwise in us
[00:48:47] to implicate ourselves by artificial ties
[00:48:51] in the ordinary vicissitudes of her politics
[00:48:55] or the ordinary combinations and collusions
[00:48:59] of her friendships or enemies.
[00:49:04] Our detached and distant situation invites
[00:49:06] and enables us to pursue a different course.
[00:49:09] If we remain one people under an efficient government,
[00:49:13] efficient is a very key word there.
[00:49:16] The period is not far off when we may defy material injury
[00:49:20] from external annoyance.
[00:49:23] When we may take such an attitude
[00:49:26] as will cause the neutrality we may at any time
[00:49:29] resolve upon to be scrupulously respected
[00:49:34] when belligerent nations under the impossibility
[00:49:37] of making acquisitions upon us will not likely hazard
[00:49:42] the giving us provocation when they may choose peace
[00:49:46] or war as our interests guided by justice shall counsel.
[00:49:52] Why forego the advantages of so peculiar a situation?
[00:49:58] Why quit our own to stand upon foreign ground?
[00:50:02] Why by interweaving our destiny
[00:50:05] with that of any part of Europe entangle our peace
[00:50:09] and prosperity in the toils of European ambition,
[00:50:13] rivalship, interest, humor or caprice?
[00:50:18] It is our true policy to steer clear
[00:50:20] of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world
[00:50:24] so far I mean as we are now at liberty to do it.
[00:50:29] Well let me not be understood as capable
[00:50:32] of patronizing infidelity to existing engagements.
[00:50:37] He went on, I hold the maximum no less applicable
[00:50:41] to public than to private affairs
[00:50:45] that honesty is always the best policy.
[00:50:48] I repeated therefore let those engagements be observed
[00:50:52] in their genuine sense but in my opinion
[00:50:54] it is unnecessary and would be unwise to extend them.
[00:51:00] So basically he's saying,
[00:51:01] hey look we should not be entangling ourselves
[00:51:05] to the point where we're giving away our wealth
[00:51:09] like we have been.
[00:51:10] We've been wasting our wealth on NATO.
[00:51:13] We've been wasting our wealth
[00:51:15] in so many areas around the world.
[00:51:17] What we should do and what I was even taught
[00:51:21] as a child that we should be a great example,
[00:51:23] a very powerful example.
[00:51:26] We should be so strong that no one would want to attack
[00:51:28] us but yet so friendly and so open economically
[00:51:33] that everyone will want to do business with us.
[00:51:36] That we would produce our own stuff
[00:51:40] and therefore not be vulnerable to the dictates,
[00:51:45] moods or attitudes of other nations
[00:51:48] who do not have our best interest at heart.
[00:51:51] Now first of all in order for us to engage
[00:51:55] in such a manner we must now detach ourselves
[00:51:58] from those who are now in government offices in this nation.
[00:52:03] We must detach ourselves from them
[00:52:05] who do not have our best interest at heart as well.
[00:52:10] Anyone like Uncle Joe Biden, Masty Pelosi,
[00:52:14] Mikey Johnson, any of them who have a greater interest
[00:52:18] in supporting a globalist effort
[00:52:22] or any other nation above our interest,
[00:52:25] they should be dispatched immediately out of office
[00:52:29] as unqualified to serve we the people.
[00:52:33] We the people have to start growing a big pair
[00:52:35] and saying you know what, we're done.
[00:52:38] We're done putting up with this foolishness
[00:52:40] because if we do not stand up
[00:52:42] and push back very strongly I fear
[00:52:46] that there will come a time
[00:52:48] that what you saw after January 6th
[00:52:52] when they locked up people
[00:52:53] that never even went into the Capitol,
[00:52:56] when they locked up people
[00:52:57] who peacefully walked through the Capitol,
[00:53:00] the people's house by the way,
[00:53:05] you just don't understand how cocky and full
[00:53:10] of themselves they are in Washington DC
[00:53:13] at this very moment.
[00:53:15] And the things that they have planned
[00:53:17] against you and I is totally abysmal.
[00:53:20] And we'll talk more about that on an upcoming episode
[00:53:24] of the Ron Edwards American Experience
[00:53:25] but now that I see that my time is up,
[00:53:27] thank you so much for your time.
[00:53:29] That's all folks.
[00:53:32] Tags that stage right.
[00:53:37] And always as I say at this time,
[00:53:38] remember to pray for your nation,
[00:53:39] pray for your family, your friends,
[00:53:42] yeah and even your enemies
[00:53:46] and treat others the way you would wanna be treated.
[00:53:48] So until next time my friends,
[00:53:50] I'm Ron Edwards.
[00:53:54] Bye now.