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It's time for declare your independence with Ernest Hancock believe me when I say we have a

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Difficult time ahead of us, but if we are to be prepared for it, we must first shed our fear of it. I

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Stand here without fear because I remember

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I remember that I am here not because of the path that lies before me, but because of the path that lies behind me

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Remember that for 100 years we have fought these machines and

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After a century of war. I remember that which matters most

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We are still here

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Let's make them remember

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Here in the sun

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Desert west of Phoenix

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That's what we're gonna do today

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Today is the beginning is

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We've been prepping talking about for decades, you know a lot of the stuff that's going on

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And it was appropriate after yesterday was Easter Sunday. We went

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spend it with you know family

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In-laws kids grandkids kind of it was awesome

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One of the

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Fathers was a major and intelligence did a lot of work everything in Iraq. He was an army and

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It got so bad that he finally he just said look man. I'm unplugging. I'm not doing social media

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I get 10 minutes a day. I limited myself. He had PTSD

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There what he just that I'm done

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So what he does he'll go on the local news channel and see what bridge got flooded or something and maybe a

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Little something, but that's it

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You know, he's like he's been there done that he already does just triggering all kinds of crappies. I'm done

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yeah, I got

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My retirement disability and so on from the army was a major that you know, I'm out and

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um

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It's why it's a professional makes a good living

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As three kids and he's just unplugging as a conscious decision not because he doesn't understand what's going on

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He understands all too well

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A lot of the other family members and so on a kind of the same attitude

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I

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Don't think people understand just how disruptive this around war thing is going to be

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We've been preparing for this kind of stuff for a long time Donna and I you know Donna may join us

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We decided yes, I said, you know, I don't have a show Monday

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Where I usually interview, you know, I want to learn I want to know I want to share a lot of times

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What we're doing is we have you know an influencer a newsmaker or somebody that you know

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It's not just you want to have them talk

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So the audience you guys understand what their perspective is and what they bring, you know to knowledge

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It's a spiking an injection of the anarchist

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Voluntaryist leave me alone as the philosophy

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Into their crowd because their guys will watch the show they'll promote it

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They'll put it on their site and they get a dose of us

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that is one of the

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Side benefits or if not the benefit or the main better. I mean, that's why I started radio

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You know in oh three I've been doing this for a long time and I tell you it's the injection of the libertarian infection

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Into the bone marrow of American philosophy politics, whatever for which there is no cure

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If you can inject a splinter in someone's mind

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Get them to ask the right question insist on an answer just an understanding

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Well, then you can plan your life

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Okay, I'm gonna put my retirement over here and definitely not over there. I want to move here leave there

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I want to pull my kids out of government indoctrination or not or pick another one

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Or I'm willing to sacrifice their future for my BMW. I mean, you know, whatever it is being fully informed

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Uncovering the secrets

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exposing the lies

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This is what I did is I was asked to do a presentation and occupy the land, you know, the

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You know final solution

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Solution is not be susceptible all our crap and

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We make light of it. We have fun with it. You know, we're doing a you know screw the man

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You know, whatever out here doing it

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But it's really a much more serious endeavor that I think people realize it was a big

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Decision for our family and for our children and grandchildren that they have a place

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Now they got resources and they can make their own place or do whatever but

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Grandma grandpa just you got another you got one. Yeah, at least one, you know

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And you can do whatever we're not going to be here

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But the rest of our life will be spent making Donna comfortable

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Having a nice place having the stress of the world just just fall off of you. I mean it has that

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every

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Time we come out here that impact

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So we go into town or deal with traffic and you know, I

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Vote not, you know, unfortunately the big box stores are not as far away as we got it go all the way into town

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But you know for lumber and so on

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But we don't use that much lumber, you know, it's all masonry and steel for a reason

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What I want to do today is I only have 40 minutes to do

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Kind of a lifetime of why we're doing occupy the land when I did our Narkapoka presentation part of my art the last month and

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There was a lot of things that sprung to mind as I was doing the graphics for it and so on

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It was just you know blaze over it real quick

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So what I'm going to do is slow it down a little do this the same graphics and I may pull up other stuff

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I'm really not going to get too deep

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You know too many I mean a lot of people heard all the stories and everything

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But to get it in the chronology pretty much as it happened you can understand why I titled it

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What if you knew what if you knew what was coming?

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What if you knew the type of people you're dealing with what if you knew what they do when they had the power

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When they can sign a piece of paper pass a law, you know

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And plan an edict of because I want an executive order. I say so

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What if you knew the kind of people that you were dealing with what if you're in the back?

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You know green room ready to go out and you know conquer the world in a debate or

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Forum or town hall meeting or something like that and they intimate to you. Yeah this about that

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It has been a

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Something I try and share with the audience certainly my friends and family and so on but I mean, you know, I know better

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They don't care, you know, or they do care again. I get it. You know, I'm just living my life. I'm you know

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Well those days are over. It's not going to it's not going to go. Well now it was to the point to where

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Give you the chronology here recently so you understand our mindset

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We bought this like we've been looking for years decades

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You know this and we went on love bus Liberty tour traveling the country during a COVID sign

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Activism thing and the deal was Donna the once more into the breach as long as at the end of this thing

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I build her a home out in the desert hour and a half away from grandkids soccer games. That was the deal

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So I'm going okay. We gotta get remote. I mean I I'm you know, I'm willing to you know, who build the roads

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I mean, you know be me I get tractor

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So that was the plan we bought a tractor with all the attached everything for me to carve out and do it because I had a

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Plan of what I wanted to do. Well Donna found the ideal place, you know that met all our criteria

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Which was definitely not criteria for other people. I tell you that I get a lot of suggestions of different things

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But a lot of times it's mindset of different climate, you know

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Had a really good suggestion for architect friends help him, you know, you gotta watch out you dig that

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Root cellar, you know, we're about hydrostatic pressure coming in on to kind

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Normally in other places but not here

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And the desert this bone dried down to hit the Kalichi concrete kind

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I mean, you know, there are unique things

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So the presentation on occupy the land and how we're doing it with the material that we have is not the point

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You know, many of my close friends, they're they're in, you know, wooded areas. They got you know sawmills

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They're doing you know, they're creating their own lumber

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You have different kinds of materials and soils are here was for masonry

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I have all the sand and gravel and mortar, you know material fine sand

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I

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Don't have so many rocks though. I could probably use some more rocks, but I don't have it just

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separates and sifts out in the gravel, you know, so

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We

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We're very

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Specific in particular about what we needed to be able to do what we wanted because the point was

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Occupy the land, you know, the solution to all this is just get out and be more self-sufficient

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but

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With attainable housing now it takes time, you know, but it's it can

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Grandma and grandpa retired Nerdy and Donna, you know be able to

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Make headway and do and build and kind of create for yes

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We're demonstrating that

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But then there's a

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Well, you can hire hands get help to do, you know more machine

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Everything costs money and the big thing was is that I'm feeling pretty confident within a couple of months as we do

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One of the projects we're working on now

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We'll have all the hands-on

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Experience of pretty much every method and technique that we wanted to experiment with to do on the main house build

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Because we had the root cellar, which is a 20 foot sphere that goes like two-thirds underground

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That's going to provide, you know, the cool storage for everything and also second floor, you know

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Be in a work room for Donna and her garden and chicken

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henhouse area and all I you know get a lot of skills in that now going on the ground then of course we have our prototype

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20-foot

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building out here that is

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It can be lived is going to be a guest home and has a utility room and you know, I'm getting a bath tub

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Because I like bath times, you know bath tub shower

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sake of course kitchen

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laundry room washer dryer and

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Bedroom and loft and so it it we got the dome part on top of the walls that we're building so that's put on hold

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The reason is I mean we'll get to it here directly, but it's not a good stage

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You kind of pause we got you know a whole another wave of stuff or not having to do a lot of dirt

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No, I got all that's done

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So now it's putting in the plumbing and doing you know a lot of things

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But we put that on hold because once we went into Iran, you know, this stuff's going on all that

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All right, here we go

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We need food now we saw it coming back in the fall and we had anticipated because of the seasons and how the summer

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Works and the monsoon and the water and yada yada yada that we were going to start planting now

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You know for the spring

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Well, we just like a lot of food you can grow here around in Arizona anyway, except July and August

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You know it really man. You got to have a lot of water, but the

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What we did is we went ahead and

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Created the hen house. We started doing these

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Raised bed gardening we get in you got to put everything behind cages or you know the animals are going to take everything and

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Be like a watering hole out in the savannah in Africa, but then so we went ahead and started growing food

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You know Donna makes a lot. You know many of our meals

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Come from our garden, you know and a lot of times we don't even have to add anything

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You know, it's of course she she likes cabbage

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You know, we're going to be getting in the fermented cabbage kimchi kind of sauerkraut and stuff like I mean, you know

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Well, you you don't like it. You won't eat it. I tell you what I eat

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I'll eat anything you grow that's not intentionally somebody trying to poison me. I'll eat that I can tell you that

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So that's kind of been our attitude. You make it. I eat, you know, you place the meal

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I'm good

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Now we need to do preserves

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We really need to get a lot more food because we had years worth of food before

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Stored in our home before we went on the bus Liberty tour

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Then we took and you know a lot of that stuff and you know starting to time out and so on

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So we just put it all out all our storage went out

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You know on tables inside the home as we were getting rid of furniture and so on

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It's open all the kids came over and picked it clean, you know, boom

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It's gone. So we don't have to take it. So we're happy to do that now. We got a restart

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So Donna would go while you still can

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You go to Sam's Club. You go to Costco. You go to you go to look for sales and so on

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And then you got to be able if you're not growing it to be able to preserve stuff that's in season

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Sometimes, you know things are cheap as heck if you get them, you know when they're abundant and then you preserve them

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So we over the years we've learned to do that Donna's got now

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We have out here outdoor kitchen a lot of this stuff out here is for that, you know, you have big burners you're

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doing your

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Preserving and sealing and jarring and you got a bunch of jars and kind now you got to have a place to do it

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And that was the problem

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We have way too high of temperatures in the summer here to be storing

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Preserve food and shipping containers, right? We can put it underneath the bus here and not be too bad

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But it's not really a long-term storage and we need to have

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Freezers we need got plenty of power with the solar and batteries. We're good on power

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That was one thing I made sure only got power. Okay to say so what we did is we go, okay?

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We need a place to put food

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We need a place. Yeah, what about your precious value? I'm gonna eat that. What's that for?

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Buy food. I mean, you know, that's that's kind of the point

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So this is we're investing more in food food preservation food production and stuff now

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We made that decision this last fall

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I'm glad we did and here it comes, but I knew that we needed to have a place to store it

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Well, I had been thinking about this, you know for a long time

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We get it you look at our last occupy the land org the most recent video

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Demonstrates, you know how we're doing that and building of the domes and we'll get more into that

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And that's not what this show is about

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This show is about the decision to how to and all that you can get gleaned a bunch of information

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You know from our work or on the internet or from pirates without borders calm all the technical

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Ability to preserve food to provide medicines for yourself to be able to

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Have the energy or how to build or communications. We track all that stuff. We put that there

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That's what that's for but the thing that is more important than you know

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How is first make the decision to do it and that you need to?

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So that's what this show is really about. I I wanted to

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To demonstrate what I wanted to do is the motivation for us doing what we're doing

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Why nobody ever asked ever asked why when I first started doing radio in 03. I was like why why?

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because

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Because ABC said so that's why I mean I was like wow this is it got stripped from us. It was like it was intentional a

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Lot of stuff that's going on you go to our site freedoms

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With an s freedoms phoenix calm it is all just the news

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Not necessarily a slant one way and of course we include a lot of volunteers and or cuz leave me alone as

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Material there and an opinion, but it has a lot of the breaking news

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And you know from the lame stream media the media so last century so you understand the narrative that they're pushing

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What it is that they're trying to get you to be afraid of

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Support cheerlead for where are the right team jersey? I mean you know this is it and it's gotten to the point

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To where you start to realize that there's an agenda and it's been going on for

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Generations decades. This is something that is

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Become so obvious and how do you explain it the family members grandkids?

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You got to get very basic for them to have a basic fundamental fundamental understanding of

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What their role is as a human being on this planet? I mean hell is

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You don't like it can't pay your rent go to Canada. They'll kill you, you know for it

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There was a story that

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Had a young woman, you know goes to you know, I just want to get off time

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You know whatever that she changes her mind. They go, oh, I'm so sorry. You're not allowed you're take this pill

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You know because we already got your organs all sold. We got make a bunch of money off of you. You got to add your debt

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This is this this attitude towards life

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Is I'm for anybody wants to you know fine you do you but I'm this

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attitude towards life this attitude towards a

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Collective oh somebody else delegate authority to something these are the problems

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it always has been and

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What we're running into is something that only as a decentralized

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Philosophy or country or ideology or American Yankee ingenuity kind of thing is what's going to see us through

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When I say us who's us?

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All of us humanity, you know, but certainly

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America was a light on the hill

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Merrick the American experiment can people govern themselves should they are even freaking able to and to what end or how or what you know

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the whole creation of a state is

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Is

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Because why why would I want to have somebody delegate power to somebody to rule me

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Where's the decision make that's the only decision I then I get to have my one

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350 millionth of a vote for someone to rule the planet kind of I'm it's just it doesn't work

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More locally I would imagine you know you can and it's like a good neighbor don't be a dick

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I mean you know that that's really you know the prime directive number one

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Don't be a dick and if you could do that, you know

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And and and then come together and like-minded people to keep all the dicks away

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You know no no no no you're not allowed to do your crap here

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That's really the question is how do you organize yourself, but it always comes down to

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What's yours? This is my land. This is my family. These are my hands

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This is my labor

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Fashioning raw materials into my property. This is my life. This is my liberty

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these

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basic fundamental understandings is

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What has caused human beings to flourish

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throughout history

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It goes in spurts and stops and kind of you know whatever and we have you know problems

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But it's always to the degree that we allowed some collective

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To you know take our resources and our lives and our children and everything to do whatever the heck

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It was they them those wanted, you know at our sacrifice

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Yeah, you know the only reason you're here is protect my individual rights and leave me alone about that

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Well that concept is what created enormous prosperity and wealth and where did that concentrate a great deal over the last century been

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North America's been America. Why?

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because we protected

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Property rights that you know what you produced with your while we're gonna glean a little bit a little bit attack

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We're gonna get a little you know property tax. We're gonna get a little personal property tag

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We're gonna get a little regulatory a little little little and our success is

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What created this Leviathan?

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So it

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It's the further you get away from a respect for what's yours

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your property

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Your life your liberty the further you get away from that the worse it gets and we've gotten pretty far away

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Now we're coming up on the 250th anniversary of celebrating what?

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That the name America still exists that now you know the Gulf is called Gulf America

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I mean, you know, what do we what do we excel celebrating here?

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So freedom is the answer what's the question has been you know my bottom line

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You know freedom good gum bad bad bad bad bad bad for all the collectivist reasons that we could go over and over and over

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That's not the point the point that I wanted to share with you is because

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We have such a better mental

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Experience

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Being out on the land working towards being able to survive what's coming for our family

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And I was hoping to inspire that and others which we've had

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You know as much of the influences a lot of other people had on us for years

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We have rigor people that we watch to see from nothing time and pressure building great things now Donna and I are very busy

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We know it's like we're lucky to get five hours a day between us or you know each of us or whatever to work on the land

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But it's every day. I mean imagine if we had 12 hour days out there doing instead of you know a lot of the other work that we need to do

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So it's it's progressing. We're doing it's why we got a tractor and helps a lot right there

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So we've made a lot of progress and it's gonna start going faster as we get a lot of the infrastructure

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Done, you know you power this you do that you run lines here. You got roads there

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You got infrastructure and electricity and water and by you know, it's a thing, you know

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So it'll start going faster, but the need is coming fast also

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So I'm concerned. We're gonna start focusing more on food production

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Because we haven't bought the chickens yet. We're getting everything ready. We've had chickens before we've had up

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I think 70 something on average play like 50, you know, and then there's coyote food

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Chickens in the trees our chickens. That was Darwin thing

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They learned to go in the trees now they're cooping so on but it was it was kind of a joke with us

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we got chickens in the trees and

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You know survival of the I'm not too dumb chickens, but the it has been our

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Experience on how we can make sure that they're not prey to every freaking animal out here in the desert

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So when we do that, you know, and then the temperature and then you need cool mist

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It's just so it's just you prioritize your time

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Now one of the things that we're going to do under the sand dam or the collection of water that we had

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There's one terrace that we're going to be doing a little orchard and planting

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And I think we're going to be spending a little bit more time on that

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the bus

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Gives us a comfortable

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Climate-controlled secure stainless steel vault. I mean this thing is awesome. So we're

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Way ahead on that and we have the studio in here and electricity and utility. We're fine

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but we want to make sure that we have a

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Expansion of our quality of life to entertain and have people come out and family thing and people be inspired

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By our progress that we be inspired by our progress

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So that's what's going on, but why?

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That's what I want to spend time on today

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It's just the why

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No guests, you know Donna's over here working. She may come in and you know

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That's right get done rambling and we'll talk to her a little bit

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But she you know don't put me on camera and don't bother me and I'm working so you know

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She'll get to have a say but the

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It has been

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Really a

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Understanding of what's coming and the reason that we knew and I'm going to go over the whole

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Presentation I did in archipelago was what if you knew

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What if you knew what was coming? What if you knew the type of people you're dealing with? What if you knew?

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What would you do?

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How would you live your life?

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What's your long-term plan? We're about grandchildren. What about what about what about what about not dying not suffering not being tortured

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Not be incarcerated. What about I mean, you know, this is because I just turned 65 March 29th

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So as a senior citizen

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Officially classified by the government

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You know I get to have a say I get the you know

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I think now's the time that I'm going to you know

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This is what I have gleaned from life up against and almost our whole adult adult life

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Donna was 27 I was 28 when we first kind of went up against the man

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You know became aware that there were bad guys in charge and I was wow

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And it wasn't from getting arrested or incarcerated or anything. It was just asking the question

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You know economics help my father's company will go over, but it was just wow

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Every single one of these people men are just bad. I

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Remember there was one guy. It was

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Commerce departments under Census Bureau that Department of the Census is like one of the original big

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departments of something so they put everything a lot of things under that but

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Yeah, this time it probably out his name wouldn't be

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40 years, you know, but his name was Don Adams, I think and the reason I remembered that it was the same name as the actor for get smart

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You know, but he was one of the heads in

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Something in the Census Bureau and I was able to find out how to get trade data in the city

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you know

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D-DOS, I mean DOS, you know, it was

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It was a ASCII format of trade data and it was supposed to be by law

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You're supposed to make this available to everybody and so they would ship it to each of the states, you know, 50 copies one go to their

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Legislative library or something there was a you know, yeah, we we put we sent it to the state

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And it's a CD-ROM that collects dust in the attic literally, you know

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Storage

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Federal Register archives in the state of Arizona's capital building of something and it was wow, they don't

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I mean, they're not sharing it with everybody. Of course there wasn't the internet then

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So I had a lot of this information that I was looking for sent to me or where I could get it

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But it was obvious that it was not meant for us. That was the promise and

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The legislation to be available to junior high kids doing reports on you know

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And it was kind of and this is when we came across James Corbett and when he did the century of enslavement on the Federal Reserve to see

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How they were de-platforming

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Shadow banning getting this information out because people were learning and

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Certainly in 07 08 years of the Ron Paul revolution

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He made the Federal Reserve a presidential national issue to understand

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To see how you know, that's why the slogan

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Bitcoin not bombs was all about you know, this this ability to just create money

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Without limit is what allows for wars and if you had a a limited amount of

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Money that you could create well, you probably wouldn't have as many wars. So this is some fundamental

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economics

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Political character type of people you're up against and I recognized it from reading the Bible

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You know, you go through the Bible and you have all of these bad guys

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These kings and sociopaths and psychopaths and war mongers and whatever man. You just switch out some names

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know the current leadership and influencers here and who the bad guys are or not and it was

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That was the one thing that

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Yeah, here it is

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What I did is I ordered this because the lake great planet earth how Lindsay and it's not that I'm endorsing the buck

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It's not the point the point was is that in the late 70s early a's when I read this

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It was you know and trying to understand the news and what's going on

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Of course that was thrown down your throat and the reason was is because it was a script

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It was revelation is the four horsemen, you know, it's gonna be you know war which creates

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Famine which creates pestilence which creates death, you know

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You know

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Beware the pale horse or something like that Bill Cooper William Cooper was someone that

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My contemporaries young 70s 80s 90s was all about look man. These guys are bad

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And they're so now the you don't have to go to conspiratorial web pages or books or what?

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It's now common knowledge. I

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Prominent alternative media

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Podcaster without hearing up look what we discovered we know and these people well a lot of us that have been activists for a long time

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We already knew this what if you knew?

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what if you saw it and in

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The new contemporary news of the day unfolding

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What if you knew it was a soft kill?

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What if you knew that they were purposely making you sick?

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What if you knew that they were purposely making you weak a

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mind and body and spirit what if you knew that there were

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Overlapping the interests

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Incorporations and individuals and you know sovereign states that had an interest in your demise or at least

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harvesting

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Literally your life your organs you whatever certainly your energy. What if you knew?

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that you were just livestock and

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What if you knew that if you're you dissent too much or you becoming you know pain in your butt or

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Influencing others to you know not

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Totally agree and sign their life away

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What if you knew they're going to go after dissidents what if you knew they're building places to put them

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What if you knew what if you knew what if you knew?

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So I'm just going to go over a little just a tip of the iceberg of some of the things that we knew and I tell you

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One of the things that kind of triggered me to want to do this is I remember in

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As late 90s or something and I'm a science fiction reader and so on and I was thinking you know

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They got they can simulate a lot of your senses of course AI with you know

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P4 and P3 they can show you make you believe freaking anything. So I'm going okay

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Got sight sound

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You know taste

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Think pretty much make a combination of a bunch of chemicals or whatever and you know it's strawberry flavored toxic waste

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I mean, you know, so this is I always go around my kids and grant toxic waste comes out of a mylar bad

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Toxic waste toxic we look at the grief toxic waste. So they're always, you know, give me gag gifts of you know

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A little toxic waste candies or something like toxic waste

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While they give you know Donna

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case of least potential

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I thought they were for me as a joke. No, that's for my oh, so we're trying to kill her. Okay, so this is

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How I look at it is just they're they're poison. So that's taste

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Touch I mean heck they even got, you know

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Feeley suits for you know AI love you a long time

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Australia to you know China girlfriend of I got a suit, you know, and I so you get the feels and he you know

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augmented reality

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You have goggles glasses you're in the suit

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I mean, it's getting weird and once a neuro link just plug it into your head

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And give you these sensations and then we're screwed. It's holodeck time, you know inside your head

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You know the holodeck screen is your your mind

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But the one that you know really conjures up by a lot of memories, you know, it's it's it's

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It's smell, you know, you smell cookies you smell

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cooking

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Somewhere

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Or after a rain or a certain place on the planet or you know something

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There's a smell that triggers very powerful trigger of memory. It's kind of like music now

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You hear a song you might you know send you back to you know your sophomore in high school or something like that

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smell is very powerful and I was thinking I'm going you know if they put a

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Track on a movie the digital videotape

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Whatever they have a video feed. They have a soundtrack and then

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Boom we can do smell and what I didn't know is they'd already done this and tried it

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It was pneumatic little puffs of air chemicals. They did in 1930s in a movie theater

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It just you know the compressed the air thing was too loud and it distracted nobody liked it

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But what happens when you're you're watching a battlefield? It's Braveheart, you know out on the battlefield and the death and

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intestinal ripout sword chop off the head blood kind of

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What that kind of realism it's D-Day, you know, you know, the smells of battle or the smells of you know

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Hell porn, you know the smells of going into

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On the beach and the sea spray or Jacques Cousteau out. No, I mean, you know, whatever smells are very powerful

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Memory marker trigger something smell

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So I was thinking if they could do they already kind of got the Hertz program with the speed of you know

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The Hertz on your TV and how that interfaces with your brain and you know, I'm going, you know

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At the time we all knew that yeah Hillary Clinton's gonna run for president someday

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This whole thing was about her kind of you know her long story

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But I'm just like when you watching the TV commercial and all of a sudden you're going

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Yeah, I'd vote for her she's got a hot or something like that one. You know, you're being manipulated. Yeah, just say it

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well that was in

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Lockstep of the idea of smells being put in well now they have the VR

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Glass helmets that I remember over a decade 15 years ago

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Maybe longer that a young man from India had created. It was like seven eight smells

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You know base chemicals that if you you heat them up a little bit or

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Dismactuating or whatever the combination of them could produce any smell

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It's like primary colors, you know, what is it?

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Red blue and green I think make just about any color

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So that was what they were doing with smell and I'm going okay here it comes

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Just this last week

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They have a cartridge that goes into your VR helmet now

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You get real-time smells in your track for your game your movie or whatever

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This sense of realism

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Is

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I'm thinking is triggering a shift if they get the five senses they get you plugged in they can get you

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You know feeling and then they have some kind of electromagnetic whatever to get your emotion kind of you're more

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agitated you're less intelligent you're more

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susceptible to something

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Because my whole thing is it do you think they would this or that I don't know can they

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Can they physically?

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Accomplish this thing that they want to do is it possible

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Is it physically possible?

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For them to get you to love your servitude

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to fear

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challenges to be

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You know get in line and you know stand there for six hours a aisle

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I want my loaf of bread can they get you to do that if they can

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They will

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No, they probably are they sure as crap want to

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So we've been seen certainly since COVID now it's been going on since forever

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You know propaganda I mean go on and on and on and I'm not going to try and convince you

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Do you know whatever but I just want you to understand that we see this

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So what do you do about it?

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Well, we've been street activists from the beginning just trying to warn people that they are being manipulated

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That they are being controlled that they are being harvested that the population your children every all the dystopian novels

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That used to be required reading, you know in grade school now banned

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You know 1984 Fahrenheit 451 brave new world. I mean just to pop off a bundle of technological stuff like Heinlein

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You know hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy and how you know AI

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interfaces with

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The moon is a harsh mistress is you know one of my favorites voyage from yesterday

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I mean, it's just a lot of science fiction. I wrote by all this stuff, you know, it was depicting and

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And anticipating what's happening right now

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What

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Causes humanity to flourish

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Freedom is the answer. What's the question?

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You know as long the only purpose of government is to protect your individual rights to do whatever you want

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As long as you're not bothering somebody else. That's it

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To protect my individual rights to enforce my property rights

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So this is but they keep inundating you with this idea of it takes a village to raise your kid for you

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Well, you like it or not, you know and

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Descent and deviation will put you in a freaking camp

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When you have the United States federal government starting to get these big giant

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Box stores, you know detention centers or whatever they had a a program for that was called Rex 84 in the

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80s this is a plan

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You know and just look up Rex 84 rex 8 4 and it'll blow up all over the place

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So I've been dealing with this and aware of a lot of this stuff since forever, but I always focused on the solution

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Okay

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What's the solution well make them stop that I'm gonna make them stop that you got to have an antidote

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You got to be resilient to it. You got to understand it and ignore it bypass it not be part of it

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Do something else occupy the land? I mean, you know, whatever, but they're gonna stop these guys

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I mean how many f-16s you got I mean, you know, it's just that's not how you do it

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It's by inspiration. It's by education by uncovering the secrets and exposing the lies

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So when I you know certainly of late doing shows and

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Giving presentations

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Making decisions for our own life

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Prioritizing the projects that we're doing and why

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It's to this end

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It's to keep on keeping on

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Because that's what humanity has always been able to do no matter how bad it got no how many people died

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No matter how many, you know, they always rise from the ashes in the fourth turning

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You know every 80 years or something or you know, it's like clockwork. Yeah, you have this revolution gap

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You have the promise of government and you have the reality and sooner or later over time, you know the the promise

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Keeps going up up up while reality kind of down here even goes down and there's a gap

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So this gap

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When that gets big enough, that's the revolution gap

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That's when you piss off enough of the wrong people that you haven't you know coded them killed them

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You know dialed them down

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Fluoride their freaking drinking water

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mRNA their lettuce

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Poisoned the sky. I mean whatever. I mean if they if they can

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They who's they you conspiracy tenfold out where there are those that just want to be left alone

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And there are those that just won't leave Malone. That's how I categorize them. It makes it very simple for me

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They are they than those t3 the ones that will not leave me alone

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Why because they feed off of your productivity they feed off your energy they feed up your creativeness

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Because they can't

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Their minds not that doesn't work they that way they look for resources to plunder and most of it is

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Your energy in the form of your taxes your ideas

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Licensing whatever you're not allowed. You can't where's the permit did you get permission slip from the crown?

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This whole attitude is what the problem is

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So that's why we created pirates without borders calm pirates without borders is just a

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Reason why we raised our black banner, you know the letters of captain mark and reprisal

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Now we took all of the technical

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Decentralizing aspects of technology for communication and building and energy and food and water

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You know that kind of stuff down to the individual. We just put up a communication thing. They're called

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They're like a little Arduino chips and you can program your phone kind of not a mate your entire farm and it not go to some cloud

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You know, yeah, we were you know ready to do our own

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Arduino microchip and doing kind of a friend of mine goes look at this for 19 bucks, man

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You can you know have actually waiting to open in the chicken

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Coop and water them and feeding them and doing whatever from you know, a thousand feet away

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I'm like about that, you know, here we go

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But I don't need a ring camera of it to the cloud of the man gets to watch you have no hell no

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So they have to be criteria that meets our needs and the technology is all ready there and keeps getting better

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And sooner or later, you're gonna be able to get your own little robot. Well

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I'll tie it into the cloud or the man is that gonna be you know

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There's got to be a criteria by which you accept technology to serve you and instead of to serve up you

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To serve man. It's a cookbook

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Yeah

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So this is and of course that's reference to an old black and white

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Twilight zone that was about you know, the aliens company have this book and they translate it to serve man

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You know, we want to you know

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We want to help and all then they start taking a bunch of people back to their planet and as they're

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The first one is going off, you know the assistant screaming to the you know, the scientist. It's a cookbook

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They're not here to serve us they're to serve you up

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So, you know this mindset this thought process has been exposed

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expressed

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for generations

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When you talk about things like

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Vampires, you know drinking the blood

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Well, you have to invite them they can't come in unless you invite them in yeah, come on in boom

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They got you on the neck

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Well, you start to see that these stories do they have any truth

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I mean were they based on you know, these

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These guys are crazy and you got their vampire familiars that can walk out, you know during the day

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They do their bidding and they're the insulation for the real bad guys, you know, you call them congressman

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So this is you know, a lot of these things throughout history biblical

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History history history what they've been lying to us the history we think we know is all BS

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It's on loop of you know, we go on and on about there's so much stuff that you think is so that is not

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What is so?

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You own yourself

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You're not born in

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Bondage

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You're not doing I mean they may be able to handcuff you maybe I'll put you in a cage

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But until you like I totally agree here, you know, without coercion select, you know make me a sheep, you know

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I I I vote if I got a vote I vote you're not a sheep. Okay?

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So this is I wanted to go through with that kind of understanding that I spent 49 minutes on I

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Wanted to go through really fast our experience

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Or certainly mine and of course Donna and the family was there, but

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It wasn't until

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07-8th and I think Donna finally started to get more involved

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Enthusiastic and understand during the wrong Paul evolution. Dr. Paul cured her apathy is like it matters

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This stuff matters

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For us it matters. There are security of we're going to be you know

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Away from the fray as much as we can be out on the land and that we're being an example to our family and friends

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So this is we're on the same page. You know, she's got what she wants has her own project. She's we're enjoying life

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But I have

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friends family kids grandkids and for us and our

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Philosophy and our mindset and our productivity and our enjoyment of each other's company into the future

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Requires that we keep breathing in and out

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That you know we we keep on keeping on

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That we're here the best way to remain here and free is be more self-sustaining

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But you know you have to have that as a goal to begin with. No, I want to be you know a good drone

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Okay, well you go do that, you know, but you're not allowed to make me be a slave along with you because it makes you feel better

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He's not a slave. Go get him. You know this this is what we're dealing with

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So I'm gonna try and go through this really fast so that you can see from a young

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20-something year old's perspective. I am now talking to my 25 30 year old self

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Family you're married start having children. You're figuring out, you know, you're doing your first, you know

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Business taxes you're starting to find out who you really work for you know, you're starting, you know, this is

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Was the intent that I have of doing this and I just wanted to kind of do a longer version of it

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so because

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What I've just done that that was a whole the time that I had and an orca poco and it went it went well

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It was fine, you know, I'd you don't kind of skip to the end on stuff

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but there was so much that I wanted to expand on and

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To bring into the conversation that had a lot to do with the realization of just how bad

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What we're up against is at a fundamental level

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Fundamental these people are not normal now. What's normal ain't normal like

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Not want to kill people and you want humanity to thrive and flourish you want diversity to

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Terrain we're all about diversity until it's a diverse way from what they want

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I mean, I can tell you that so this is

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Something there's an experiment going on has been on this planet since for freakin ever

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And it's all about can the top of the food chain we think we are

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Hopefully you have the human beings can they thrive

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survive and

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Keep on keeping on without destroying the planet. It's not necessary

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And I don't think we have that big impact as much as they want to try and convince you

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But it's not like we don't have none, you know, so you know rule one don't be a dick, you know

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I you know you don't need to

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Destroy your environment. You don't need to destroy your relationships with your neighbors

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You don't need to you don't need to and

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the more technology that we have to

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raise us up from hunger and poverty and want and

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You know lack of knowledge for lack of knowledge. They are you know screwed so this is

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The condition that we have as potential abundance

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That everybody has enough to eat everybody can be sheltered everybody everybody everybody

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Hell just the amount of money we spent on the freakin wars of last couple of decades would be enough that everybody get a house

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I am just it's so stupid. I don't want you to give me a house

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I don't want you to put me, you know in a shipping container down by the light rail system in the middle of town with everything a

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Body needs gruel coming out of the plumbing, you know, I don't need I just need you to leave me alone

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That's what you do. You know, so

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allow

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Humanity to flourish just let it go

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But I think that's what they done those are afraid of

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They're afraid of our ingenuity. They're afraid of our independence. They're afraid of our self-sufficiency

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They're afraid of the knowledge that we have they're afraid and

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They're so afraid of death

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They want to live forever

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They're so afraid of the evil of the karma that awaits them that they're like, yeah, I just I just won't die

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We're just harvest little Chinese kid organs. I mean, you know, I said this is what we're dealing with

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All right, so let's get to this

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Now the point was is that we did

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the

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Occupied the land with attainable housing and I've done several presentations on this and

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Matter of fact next month and may I emcee a bunch of presenters that are a non-conformist series or an archipelago

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they

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Are going to be presenting a lot of the categories and things in

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Self-sufficiency and I'm going to be emcee in the breaks and

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Creating a lot of the intros and outros for that

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So that's going to be like a job

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But I'm happy to do that because I give the perspective of what we would need

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What they're offering for now well that might you know apply to you know, whatever and we're doing this and I'll incorporate that

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so many things that finally

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We get to experiment with and we have the workshop and the machinery and the equipment to do it now I could

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Manage an army of volunteers or something to come out here

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But we haven't even decided exactly what we're doing. We're just now coming to the technique to build this

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We want to build this

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We're building this we have the one dome closest to you there. That's the prototype

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We're putting up right now and then we have

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You know kind of the dome in the back there, you know for

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Aquaponics and workshop and then when you have

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What you don't see there is doing the underground

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Root cellar, so we're getting there

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I'm gonna have we have a runway that we put out here. No, that's a vertical takeoff and landing craft

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But you know we we were planning for the future. So the thing was is that what if you knew?

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What if you knew it was come what if you knew what you were up against? What if you knew what would you do?

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How much would you change?

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What would you invest in?

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We're poor

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But any little extra money we had we just you know got some silver power we can get silver silver silver why?

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because I

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Was not smart enough to go up against these guys

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I seen the stupidest crap going the only thing you really best in was military industrial complex and you're

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Ensure to make a bunch of money

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I just know I'm we're just gonna go fundamental basic just stacks over just I'm not even worried about it

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Decades we didn't even count it until a couple months ago

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We just type wow, okay. We got a little chunk. I'm not gonna change the planet

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But it's gonna keep us doing what we do to buy some keep our machinery going buy some raw material

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Don and I fashion it in that we get to do it

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So, but why why did we see this as a solution? What if you knew?

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How can traveler now can traveler ink my father retired as a

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Claims adjuster for all-state. He used to own his own body shop and

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Machine shop and mechanic, you know, he's in the automotive industry

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And when he retired he rode Goldwing rode rider, you know a Goldwing motorcycles and he got

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Wanted to have a camping

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Trailers they didn't spend so much money on hotel rooms all the time and all this luck man

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We just pull a little trailer and do this and and they did have some but they were such crap

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They were just ready to fall apart

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so he

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Created this himself. He used airstream type suspension and

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aircraft aluminum and designed a fiberglass body and you know created the plugs, you know the actual

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Positives for the mold that he did it became a business this thing opened up in like 60 seconds. Well when the

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European countries

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eliminated

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The requirement for passports to go from like Portugal to Spain to France or whatever

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Before the European Union started there was a demand for this kind of thing to be able to do traveling in small villages throughout Europe

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Well, they wanted to load them up

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Shipping container you can you know box a whole bunch of these in there stand them up on the end and kind of you

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Get like 30 of them in there. We're gonna we're gonna ship us some trailers

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Well, my father wasn't interested. He's like was busy enough domestically. I go yeah, but this is into the 80s

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We're gonna explore Merca. They got bring manufacturing back Merca rust belt and already happened everything moved to China. We're gonna be Merca

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So I started just as a you know my

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Patriotic new year. I knew I didn't want to work for my father, you know because I don't work for my father

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But the I did want him to be successful in exporting

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Demonstrating this manufacturing in the US. So I helped him with his artwork and and kind of help promote it and so on and then

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Started finding out where would you ship it all these guys wanted to do a distributorship?

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And I'm going and there's letters in his inbox. I mean, it was amazing because he got attention in magazines and I

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Couldn't find out

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I go, oh, do I take it to Portugal the Netherlands Italy Greece?

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I mean, you know, it's the European continent, which is the one point we got. Oh, I'm sorry

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You got to pay a gazillion dollars to get that information

01:00:44.210 --> 01:00:47.870
Well, didn't I pay a gazillion dollars in taxes to have that information gathered?

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Then I come across the Alamdus trade

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Compend this act of 88, you know, this book had just been passed. I mean like right then

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governmental and military

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Oh TCA I'm the best trade and competitiveness act of 1988. This was done at the end of the Reagan administration

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This was going into the administration with Daddy Bush

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George HW Bush, which was director of the CIA

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He was ambassador to China. I think and he's the United Nations and you got me these

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It goes back. He was also involved in the old JFK

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You know Warren commission cover up or something. I mean, he's definitely bad guy connected to whatever

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So when I read this it's like an inch thick

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You read this they're talking about

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You know amping up trade amping up manufacturing amping up export America

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And in the end of the 80s every news broadcast. They would talk about our trade deficit

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We got it. We got it. We got it. All everything is programmed

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You go and you go ABC NBC CBS PBS ABC NBC PBS CB

01:02:01.890 --> 01:02:07.870
I mean, you just click through and it was the same five stories in the same order every day

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They'd have their favorite. I like this guy and I like this guy and I like this guy as Tom Broca

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They'll Dan Rathers. It's you know Walter Cronk

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I would whatever that was the most influential and they're all mockingbirded up

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They're all under control and they did those telling them what to say or what they couldn't talk about or whatever is so controlled and I could see it

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You just click in there. It's the same stuff. Wow, really 300 million or 280 million order at the time

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I'm going this is all there is in the same order

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We're being programmed

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Well, this under this trade-competence act was the New World Order written down

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I never even heard the term but I knew what fascism was when you mix business and government to the point

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You can't tell the difference between the two and what was it? It was

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468 pages and

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I go on and on about it, but bottom line was

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fascism

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It was there are you talk about this k-shaped economy

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You got goes up to small percentage owns everything and everybody else is down in those rooms

01:03:21.850 --> 01:03:29.310
This is to make sure that that stays that way. So it was you are selected. We detect you. We select you

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You do it our way and you can be rich or you're not dead or something

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So when I went through this stuff, I could see what they were doing

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They were using the resources of even future generations to create a

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Oligarchy to create a revenue stream to create a circumstance by which they all benefit you don't

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So I'm okay. I can see what's going on here

01:04:00.530 --> 01:04:06.510
So that's when I got interested in how are they able to get away with this? It was election law

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They eliminate competition

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You may choose from communist candidate a or fascist candidate b and they both want the same thing that we

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Dictated and made sure they're going to do

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Now you can do with whatever lobby, you know the bank lobby the financial lobby the Israel lobby this lobby that lot

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You know that what mind?

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You know, so I do with my lobby. So I'm okay. I get it. I understand at the same time. This is in the

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Late 80s is when the savings and loan scandal happened. This is the Keating five

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This is you know five senators that were controlled and deconcini and McCain

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were our guy or she McCain I think it was a congressman at the time and

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So they're all Arizona was heavily weighted in this and there's a bunch of other guys

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Nobody went to jail. Nobody was held accountable

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Nobody got it was just a transfer of wealth from here to there and then they sold the pennies on the dollar and the

01:05:05.570 --> 01:05:08.170
That gives money to and kind of knit crap

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It they keep doing it they keep doing it and they're getting ready to do it again

01:05:13.430 --> 01:05:16.870
The big short what happened in 070809

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It's coming again. It's almost exact same thing just a different, you know mechanism and now they're using private credit

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You know, this is

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The banks are going right now

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This is happening right now and you all detail bottom line. It's happening right now

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So they're firing a bunch of people you have all kinds of AI is replacing a lot of the people

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They said well truck drivers. You got to learn the code

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Well now it's back you got learn to drive truck

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So it's just it's all a facade

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It's just so messed up and I've seen here in Arizona because when the real estate goes it usually hits

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Florida Southern California

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Arizona Nevada

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Now Texas would get hit a lot more stuff. They have their different

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They're kind of Iceland your load star state. I mean they their property is done a little bit different

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They're they're different in a lot of ways. So uniquely they kind of more stable

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But Arizona man, I've been through it three or four times in my lifetime here since early 70s

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And I'm telling you, you know it it here it comes there is going to be a

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Drastic reduction in the cost of homes here, but then what happens?

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They raise interest rates because people are buying a monthly payment

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You know how much can I afford to do the paper now they want to make it 50 years or whatever

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But so now we're looking at they're going to raise interest rates as well

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Then the price the principal has to go down well people that bought homes over the last five years or you know

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Riding up the price thinking there and now they go to sell on its plummeting

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This is affecting everything and it's by design

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So I'm for occupying the land and just saying now you look at from our young activism days

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What happened in the late 80s? You had the savings alone thing. We had the Gulf War

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Then you got Ruby Ridge where they killed

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Guy just wanted to be left alone up in the mountains in Idaho

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No, they wanted them to turn states evidence and be a snitch for the BATF and FBI on the white supremacist

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The one be left alone in Idaho mountains

01:07:47.430 --> 01:07:54.730
And he goes no so they attack kill his son kill his wife holding the baby. They go to trial

01:07:54.730 --> 01:07:59.650
He's he's exonerated found not guilty in the government. You know was that fault?

01:07:59.690 --> 01:08:03.970
But then they give them raises and certificates of an awards and whatever

01:08:05.150 --> 01:08:12.030
Right after that Waco happens right after that because of that Oklahoma City then 9-11

01:08:13.350 --> 01:08:17.030
You got you had right before 9-11. He had dot-com dot-com bubble

01:08:18.030 --> 01:08:21.450
And you get go for to episode to

01:08:22.130 --> 01:08:23.630
clone of the attack

01:08:24.690 --> 01:08:30.630
So we went through that then you had the big short the financial collapse and

01:08:31.230 --> 01:08:33.790
Oh wait, I could see it. No seven. I was screaming

01:08:34.770 --> 01:08:40.690
Whatever doesn't matter so you can see from our perspective of going through this

01:08:40.690 --> 01:08:44.090
You can see the evil that we were up against

01:08:44.090 --> 01:08:50.530
The the manipulation the use the false flagging the one to what end

01:08:51.850 --> 01:08:58.630
Well, we tried to answer that we had our freedom summits three weeks after 9-11 was our first freedom summit

01:08:58.630 --> 01:09:04.910
We had already had planned so a lot of names in the freedom movement like Ron Paul Peter Schiff

01:09:04.910 --> 01:09:08.130
Lou Rockwell Walter Block Anthony Gregory

01:09:09.130 --> 01:09:15.650
Well, you know just on and on the Harry Brown. I mean, it's you know, Cody Wilson Patrick Byrne

01:09:16.330 --> 01:09:21.750
I just on and on and on and on you know people that you know would share with us

01:09:23.270 --> 01:09:27.930
But nobody else asked them nobody else wanted to talk to them nobody else, you know

01:09:27.930 --> 01:09:34.530
They you're dissident you're crazy you're ten for a hat wearer and they painted a picture over the years of

01:09:35.390 --> 01:09:39.130
Exactly from their perspective what we were dealing with and what was inevitable

01:09:40.390 --> 01:09:41.710
So we did that

01:09:41.710 --> 01:09:50.030
Freedom of summits probably for a dozen years or more and then we had a vaccine education summit in 16 and in 19

01:09:50.030 --> 01:09:54.730
Right before I mean right as the one of the session 201 was going on

01:09:54.730 --> 01:09:58.590
We're having a vaccine vaccine education summit in 2019

01:09:58.590 --> 01:10:05.090
And we have del big tree and dr. Mike events and a bunch of the sherry ten penny and so on at the event

01:10:05.090 --> 01:10:12.230
So we knew what was coming. We knew the incentives. We knew they were giving million dollar grants if a state legislator

01:10:12.710 --> 01:10:14.350
could get a

01:10:16.890 --> 01:10:18.010
elimination of

01:10:18.010 --> 01:10:23.330
An exemption to the vaccine or if they could create a mandate

01:10:24.670 --> 01:10:26.110
Million dollars grant

01:10:26.890 --> 01:10:33.770
You're you're serving the planet. You're gonna make people take the vaccine or you're gonna prevent them from not taking the vaccine

01:10:34.530 --> 01:10:35.230
You know

01:10:36.150 --> 01:10:37.510
eliminate the exemptions

01:10:38.650 --> 01:10:41.650
So we go oh man, this is they go here it comes

01:10:41.650 --> 01:10:46.810
Well, we had no idea they're gonna go to walk down do what they did but we knew it was common

01:10:46.810 --> 01:10:53.410
They know whatever it was well, it did so we did the love us Liberty tour doing that now in pi day

01:10:53.410 --> 01:10:59.230
314 15 so this is 2015 we could see what was coming with crypto now

01:10:59.230 --> 01:11:02.790
We were pushing silver and silver dime cards and all that kind of stuff

01:11:02.790 --> 01:11:05.710
But we need to understand crypto the promise of it

01:11:05.710 --> 01:11:11.190
But the promise what made crypto worth the gold and silver you will to give up for its features

01:11:11.710 --> 01:11:12.870
Have been taken away

01:11:13.690 --> 01:11:15.690
Is it anonymous? No

01:11:16.210 --> 01:11:20.350
Now they call it pseudo anonymous, which means not and then you have

01:11:22.710 --> 01:11:26.650
Different mechanisms for tracking we had a guy on he goes early

01:11:26.650 --> 01:11:32.530
I got to come on your show dark data services and he says I just want the Liberty community to know because he's you know

01:11:32.530 --> 01:11:33.470
anarchist libertarian

01:11:34.250 --> 01:11:40.670
Hacker type he goes I work for corporations and government law enforcement tracking down

01:11:40.670 --> 01:11:47.310
Bitcoin use he goes I see you it's down to your device. You think you're secret and you're not

01:11:48.010 --> 01:11:55.170
Just say it now you can use it, you know be kind of secret if you know what you're doing and you know

01:11:55.170 --> 01:12:00.250
Well to jump through hoops and cross hurdles, but you know, this is

01:12:01.530 --> 01:12:03.690
There's more to it than people realized

01:12:03.690 --> 01:12:10.690
So we want to make sure we share that with our friends and supporters and subscribers and audience

01:12:10.690 --> 01:12:17.290
So we did the Bitcoin summit we could understand from the perspective a lot of people that were big Bitcoin guys

01:12:17.310 --> 01:12:23.150
Even Bitcoin maximalists, but they understood what the threat was and it's they them those

01:12:24.030 --> 01:12:30.270
They bottom line. I could see it being shoehorned into the into the legacy banking system

01:12:30.930 --> 01:12:32.430
You're not allowed to compete

01:12:32.990 --> 01:12:34.730
We're gonna take this

01:12:35.310 --> 01:12:38.070
Be in control of it centrally plan it

01:12:38.630 --> 01:12:40.150
Central Bank digital currency

01:12:40.670 --> 01:12:45.970
Goldman sucks dot gov coin. We can see it coming and those that advocated not

01:12:46.610 --> 01:12:47.670
You get arrested

01:12:48.370 --> 01:12:49.890
You know loud

01:12:51.090 --> 01:12:56.810
As always now the show Claire your independence earners tank cock started in oh three I

01:12:58.230 --> 01:13:03.590
Had I've been doing radio here out of Arizona for years before I went online

01:13:03.590 --> 01:13:07.710
You know that we just I go now. I see the internet's where it's going

01:13:07.710 --> 01:13:11.970
You know, so we were the early ones a lot of things we did were early

01:13:11.970 --> 01:13:16.890
But it wasn't about promoting me or the show it wasn't about metrics

01:13:16.890 --> 01:13:23.290
It was what I understood was to create a mechanism that they then those could not

01:13:23.290 --> 01:13:30.510
Control they couldn't delete they couldn't eliminate they couldn't shadow band. They could now you may not get pushed

01:13:31.250 --> 01:13:37.810
You may not have gazillions of approved subscribers or bought subscribers. I would hell. They do it, you know

01:13:38.450 --> 01:13:46.630
But it would be real and it would be you know avail and it was set a an example in a template for others

01:13:48.090 --> 01:13:54.350
With more focus on metrics more focus on you know, how many people are more than I didn't I didn't care

01:13:54.350 --> 01:13:57.210
That wasn't about that wasn't it for me for me

01:13:57.210 --> 01:14:06.030
It was the capability the infrastructure to be able to save that one video of the 13-year-old with his iPhone and

01:14:06.030 --> 01:14:10.170
10 seconds after it happened bomb crater of what actually happened

01:14:11.910 --> 01:14:13.250
Because after the first

01:14:14.350 --> 01:14:20.910
Hour or two, you know, it's all BS for like three weeks. Anyway, so I say three weeks. What do you think at three weeks?

01:14:21.070 --> 01:14:22.390
Oh, do you think it's got three weeks?

01:14:23.210 --> 01:14:24.470
That's all crap now

01:14:25.570 --> 01:14:32.610
It's not until later you see the result and you know who gets caught doing water on a hot mic of

01:14:32.610 --> 01:14:38.510
Somebody inside, you know O'Keeffe goes and you know on a date with some, you know, whatever

01:14:38.510 --> 01:14:45.570
So this is why if you don't get it right then and even then it's probably a bunch of crap

01:14:45.570 --> 01:14:49.330
the shootings the mass shootings of from the Mandalay in

01:14:50.070 --> 01:14:56.870
Las Vegas was a really good example. They had a lot of cell phone coverage of what happened from where man

01:14:56.870 --> 01:14:59.290
You saw that just stop

01:15:00.190 --> 01:15:00.630
Yep

01:15:01.110 --> 01:15:03.330
Not do you got to wait for the movie in 30 years?

01:15:04.090 --> 01:15:09.190
Now wait for the uncovering you got to wait for the you know the whistleblower you got to wait for it

01:15:09.190 --> 01:15:11.330
You know, it's constantly like that

01:15:12.670 --> 01:15:17.930
It's like you think there'll be a false flag tell the whole damn things a false flag

01:15:19.770 --> 01:15:20.510
Just say

01:15:23.630 --> 01:15:24.270
You

01:15:24.270 --> 01:15:28.910
Freedom's Phoenix is the concept is from the ashes of Lady Liberty's torch

01:15:29.550 --> 01:15:37.030
freedom's rebirth Friebus Phoenix and the reason I wanted to do this today is because we are now in

01:15:39.850 --> 01:15:41.130
The extinguishing

01:15:43.310 --> 01:15:48.630
The torch of Liberty it's gonna go out there's gonna be it's gonna get dark

01:15:49.510 --> 01:15:51.010
But then boom

01:15:51.750 --> 01:15:52.510
Friebus Phoenix

01:15:53.270 --> 01:15:54.830
The rebirth of freedom

01:15:55.390 --> 01:16:01.890
This is it. We we can't once you see the existential threat to individuals

01:16:02.230 --> 01:16:08.510
Americans humans the extinguishing of freedom of choice that you own yourself

01:16:08.510 --> 01:16:15.270
Then that is it has always been a trigger for people. Oh hell no

01:16:16.310 --> 01:16:17.830
throughout history and

01:16:18.810 --> 01:16:21.990
Anywhere on the planet that always happens

01:16:22.750 --> 01:16:23.310
unless

01:16:24.430 --> 01:16:31.370
But my fear was and I talk about on a regular basis is unless they can change us

01:16:31.950 --> 01:16:32.350
physically

01:16:33.130 --> 01:16:37.410
Physically change you to make it to where you you know

01:16:38.290 --> 01:16:39.710
Aren't so resistant

01:16:40.290 --> 01:16:43.090
You're not a distant you just want to go along get along

01:16:43.750 --> 01:16:47.850
Now we've talked about about how they do that that it is a thing

01:16:47.850 --> 01:16:50.230
It's a primal social creature

01:16:50.230 --> 01:16:57.190
You want to be part of the crowd fear missing out and how the psychologically and you get the right people you can control like

01:16:57.190 --> 01:17:00.670
Trump all you got to do is appeal to his vanity and his ego

01:17:00.670 --> 01:17:05.070
You know he's putty so this I mean all of this stuff is

01:17:07.510 --> 01:17:11.830
Known are you susceptible to of course you are we all are

01:17:13.810 --> 01:17:17.130
But if you can take principle if you can

01:17:17.130 --> 01:17:24.130
Understand cause of that if you can go if this happens this will happen if they have they have throughout history

01:17:24.830 --> 01:17:30.090
You kind of map out, you know, what's coming and what the solution is

01:17:30.730 --> 01:17:33.390
What's your solution? Is it voting?

01:17:34.890 --> 01:17:36.990
It became clear to me now keep in mind

01:17:36.990 --> 01:17:42.370
I'm in Maricopa County, Arizona, you know the corrupt capital of the planet, you know

01:17:42.370 --> 01:17:47.930
And when it comes to election fraud well, we saw it up close and personal. I've been screened. That's why I ran for secretary

01:17:47.930 --> 01:17:54.790
I got so I got standing to begin with in 1990 to file federal lawsuits with the Ninth Circuit, you know

01:17:54.790 --> 01:18:02.410
Ran for secretary of state in 1994 warning exactly how they were going to do it

01:18:03.210 --> 01:18:09.090
Debates have you know televised kind of they'll be the movie made someday or I'll do it or come up with you know

01:18:10.370 --> 01:18:12.950
Me explaining what was coming back in 94

01:18:14.410 --> 01:18:20.630
By the time it had already happened become common knowledge. It was during the election cycle of

01:18:21.230 --> 01:18:23.210
there was 2004 and

01:18:24.070 --> 01:18:25.570
There was like outed competing

01:18:26.650 --> 01:18:32.290
Election fraud you had like one group was over here doing it this way and one group over here doing it this way

01:18:32.290 --> 01:18:36.470
They kept you know running into each other kind of this fraud and what the hell

01:18:36.470 --> 01:18:37.370
and

01:18:38.150 --> 01:18:40.270
A lot of things were exposed then

01:18:40.890 --> 01:18:44.250
So I ran for secretary of state again in 2006

01:18:44.890 --> 01:18:53.750
Now 2004 I'd run against John McCain for US Senate and the years before that running is John Shatig for Congress

01:18:53.750 --> 01:19:00.670
And these guys I all know the audience I never go after the individual some of the crazy stuff that they

01:19:00.670 --> 01:19:07.190
Advocate, but I just want you know people that do this this philosophy is

01:19:07.370 --> 01:19:10.550
That you know, of course, everybody knew us and with what I was talking about

01:19:10.550 --> 01:19:17.450
But that's how we used it well in those six after all the stuff that I have been screaming about soon about

01:19:17.450 --> 01:19:23.690
What's going on really in Miracopa County and around the country or the world with these machines?

01:19:23.990 --> 01:19:29.310
You know was outed discovered admitted to shown nothing's gonna get fixed

01:19:32.590 --> 01:19:35.530
So I ran in those six go you're still voting

01:19:36.250 --> 01:19:40.070
Why why are you saying this is right about the time that V from the data had come out?

01:19:40.330 --> 01:19:46.890
So this was you know finally and I wanted to explain to people why I

01:19:47.810 --> 01:19:48.070
believe

01:19:48.790 --> 01:19:51.530
Voting was so corrupted and useless

01:19:52.210 --> 01:19:53.410
This is why

01:19:54.050 --> 01:20:01.930
Now you might convince me that voting can be effective in certain circumstances certain ways or you know

01:20:01.930 --> 01:20:08.870
Under certain conditions or whatever, but I you know voting in general is you know for political leaders delegate your authority

01:20:08.870 --> 01:20:14.770
There's someone on such a large scale as I'm not a fan of anymore if I ever was but

01:20:16.170 --> 01:20:21.570
This system as we got now is definitely broke and it's intentional

01:20:22.570 --> 01:20:26.770
It's just they well they will not have an election of course. They'll have an election

01:20:26.770 --> 01:20:33.470
They have to have an election they have to have justification for whatever the hell it is that they're having an election on

01:20:34.130 --> 01:20:35.850
They're definitely gonna have an election

01:20:36.710 --> 01:20:42.750
Maybe y'all crap, but they're gonna have an election. So that's kind of been my attitude of my experience

01:20:44.030 --> 01:20:51.970
So the revolution hit right after that the logo the revolution was part of this campaign

01:20:51.970 --> 01:20:58.310
There was another sticker that had that revolution on this that's where it came from so that was oh six

01:20:58.310 --> 01:21:06.930
Then right the beginning January February of oh seven when we found that we put up stories on our site and found that

01:21:06.930 --> 01:21:13.110
He was really going to you know create a blue ribbon panel to think about talking about maybe running for president

01:21:13.110 --> 01:21:18.730
We were all over like I already know it's gonna happen. Here we go. So we started making these signs

01:21:18.730 --> 01:21:22.530
We opened up a workshop. We were shipping them around the country to

01:21:22.530 --> 01:21:28.850
Activist friends and send us video tape a little magnetic tape. You know your little Sony whatever and

01:21:28.850 --> 01:21:34.210
We put it up on this new fangled YouTube thing and and it just exploded

01:21:35.950 --> 01:21:36.970
Well, we knew it

01:21:38.310 --> 01:21:41.650
And I would tell everybody then I go man watch

01:21:42.750 --> 01:21:43.790
this for

01:21:43.790 --> 01:21:48.430
$2,500 we got a place opened up for a couple of months

01:21:48.430 --> 01:21:55.350
Got the electricity turned on, you know, my friend Bob and I we went down and created the workshop atmosphere

01:21:55.350 --> 01:21:57.650
We just needed electricity and

01:21:57.650 --> 01:21:59.750
plywood 2x4s

01:21:59.750 --> 01:22:06.030
I mean, you know, we created the whole thing to be able to mass produce this and start getting material and how cheap to do it

01:22:06.030 --> 01:22:07.250
It just took off

01:22:08.070 --> 01:22:11.750
Because it was decentralized in a spontaneous order

01:22:11.750 --> 01:22:19.770
It was a mechanism by which people that thought is us could actually have an impact and be supportive and show some

01:22:20.370 --> 01:22:22.210
support for the ideas of freedom

01:22:23.550 --> 01:22:27.120
But you have to have confidence that there are people that want to do that still I

01:22:28.350 --> 01:22:32.170
Think there are and I've proved it many times over the decades

01:22:32.770 --> 01:22:36.870
Watch this. Well, that's what I was titled watch this

01:22:37.610 --> 01:22:41.130
What makes you think I watched this? Well, how do you watch this?

01:22:41.710 --> 01:22:42.110
boom

01:22:43.730 --> 01:22:47.710
But why nobody ever asked why how did you know of course?

01:22:47.830 --> 01:22:51.030
I'd say how did you not know but it was because

01:22:51.830 --> 01:22:53.150
Everything is timing

01:22:55.890 --> 01:23:01.990
If you're going up against the headwinds the current the whatever a lot of times you just wait for the tide to go the other way

01:23:01.990 --> 01:23:03.190
You know, it's easy

01:23:03.930 --> 01:23:08.230
So I'm a tide waiter guy. I'm the guy out on the surfboard waiting for the big wave go in

01:23:08.230 --> 01:23:10.230
I'm gonna surf it all the way into the Mississippi

01:23:11.390 --> 01:23:14.770
So that's what this was about. It was a timing thing

01:23:14.770 --> 01:23:21.290
It had gotten so bad that you know freedom was being represented clearly by dr. Paul

01:23:21.290 --> 01:23:24.650
I knew that I didn't have to explain anything

01:23:24.650 --> 01:23:30.430
Even if I disagreed with him on something he would have a principled based on

01:23:30.430 --> 01:23:32.870
principle answer I

01:23:34.050 --> 01:23:38.390
Didn't have to justify any position II just head down and plow and that's what we did

01:23:39.030 --> 01:23:44.670
We traveled the country showing not what to say, but how to say it and it just took off

01:23:47.110 --> 01:23:50.730
Now at the same time about that time in 07

01:23:51.410 --> 01:23:56.730
James Corbett had seen this philosophy of Liberty videos at eight minutes short

01:23:56.730 --> 01:24:03.870
What's it about self ownership philosophical understanding of your past present future life Liberty property how that?

01:24:04.410 --> 01:24:06.290
coincides into a philosophical

01:24:06.960 --> 01:24:08.510
understanding of what

01:24:08.510 --> 01:24:11.910
This is all about you own yourself

01:24:12.490 --> 01:24:15.050
So that sent him down being a philosophy

01:24:16.010 --> 01:24:18.370
major or minor in college and

01:24:18.950 --> 01:24:21.250
Language guy he's

01:24:21.250 --> 01:24:22.510
Well read

01:24:22.510 --> 01:24:27.870
Understands and you know was influenced by this and I kind of sent him down the rabbit hole

01:24:27.870 --> 01:24:33.990
Now what we did is I knew how influential a lot of his videos were

01:24:34.650 --> 01:24:40.530
We've been doing a show every other week for years and just I really support him of

01:24:40.530 --> 01:24:45.950
What James does because one big giant less thing I got to do and he has more talent in time

01:24:45.950 --> 01:24:48.350
You know for that kind of thing so what?

01:24:49.610 --> 01:24:54.750
His video on century of enslavement was a clear crisp

01:24:56.090 --> 01:25:03.290
Historical understanding of what the Federal Reserve is what it does where it came from who's responsible

01:25:04.770 --> 01:25:11.950
How and why big oil conquered the world those two put together tell you just about everything you need to know for what's going on now

01:25:13.330 --> 01:25:17.250
What will one conspiracy just goes right in the World War two, you know

01:25:17.250 --> 01:25:21.130
It's all about who these people meet Bill Gates now

01:25:21.130 --> 01:25:26.410
There's and he curates this but we needed to have on professor Corbett. I

01:25:26.410 --> 01:25:28.530
call him professor Corbett and

01:25:28.530 --> 01:25:31.710
We had to come up with a name so it well

01:25:31.710 --> 01:25:35.810
I was visiting Richard Grove from Tragedy and Hope and autonomy

01:25:35.810 --> 01:25:39.450
He's a good friend and listen Connecticut and we're on the love bus Liberty tour

01:25:39.450 --> 01:25:42.690
We stopped by and I was telling them that James and I were coming up with them

01:25:42.690 --> 01:25:48.150
We finally I don't remember who did it, but the name came up open source education

01:25:48.150 --> 01:25:54.170
Then we found that they had thought online all hell yeah open source education dot online

01:25:54.810 --> 01:25:55.770
created that

01:25:56.530 --> 01:26:02.890
Had it all set and hosted and so on and then James took all his material and

01:26:02.890 --> 01:26:05.230
Created the site and curates that

01:26:05.770 --> 01:26:11.230
So that's why you know, we we pushed open source education dot online

01:26:11.230 --> 01:26:18.010
was to highlight the research that James has done on certain aspects of

01:26:18.610 --> 01:26:24.510
History and the truth and to understand what the hell is going on and that we need to search for

01:26:25.390 --> 01:26:25.690
solutions

01:26:27.050 --> 01:26:33.070
So James started doing solutions watch. We're focusing on solutions solution solution solution

01:26:33.070 --> 01:26:38.530
This is where you know a lot of the pirate stuff came out of black market Fridays

01:26:39.350 --> 01:26:43.350
alternative vendors will alternative currencies support that and then

01:26:44.750 --> 01:26:49.370
Occupied the land. We were like look man. I don't see any other solution other

01:26:49.370 --> 01:26:54.030
You know just getting out and doing it and I was a promise I made to Donna anyway

01:26:54.030 --> 01:26:58.390
So, you know, here we go. So that has been you know

01:26:58.390 --> 01:27:02.550
We've been supportive of each other's efforts in education

01:27:02.550 --> 01:27:08.190
But my big thing was to make sure that this information was not

01:27:08.190 --> 01:27:09.150
deleteable

01:27:09.710 --> 01:27:11.030
And it wasn't

01:27:11.030 --> 01:27:17.150
Deplatformable, you know, whatever that you could always have access to this information

01:27:17.910 --> 01:27:18.430
well

01:27:19.130 --> 01:27:25.490
That's what IPFS is interplanetary file sharing be screaming about this for years and finally some IT guys

01:27:25.490 --> 01:27:30.630
Oh, well, I think this will do what you're talking about. So we created an interface for it and it does

01:27:32.150 --> 01:27:33.190
Nana Nana

01:27:33.190 --> 01:27:39.890
But we'll see how we'll see because they them those always don't like you having stuff out there

01:27:41.150 --> 01:27:44.990
Agra stop market. This is you know, one of our

01:27:45.510 --> 01:27:48.230
Activist friends drew Phillips. He's also

01:27:49.430 --> 01:27:54.590
Runs on epic.com which is a web hosting he and Derek do that

01:27:54.590 --> 01:27:58.210
And so he saw the opportunity for this to promote

01:27:58.870 --> 01:28:00.930
Agra stock market that was started by

01:28:00.930 --> 01:28:09.530
Mike Swatek that does mid-fest out of Oklahoma. Well, that was inspired by our Jackalope pre-methesal

01:28:09.530 --> 01:28:14.550
We do in August here in Arizona, but he was like look man

01:28:14.990 --> 01:28:18.750
You know, this is that we need one in the middle of the country. We had a stroke

01:28:19.310 --> 01:28:23.370
Year or two ago and it kind of slowed him down. He's recovering. He's doing okay, but

01:28:24.370 --> 01:28:30.430
Agra stop market was his baby. Well, I remember when he first started the black market Friday one year

01:28:30.430 --> 01:28:33.030
200 people signed up. I mean businesses

01:28:33.530 --> 01:28:35.170
So we went damn, okay

01:28:35.650 --> 01:28:40.910
So then you have to have a private crypto to work with it or you

01:28:40.910 --> 01:28:45.330
Interface with the actual seller and send them silver and and of course you got to deal with

01:28:45.330 --> 01:28:49.650
You know the man trying to get in and find somebody to make a bunch of money taxes

01:28:49.650 --> 01:28:55.210
Stop it, you know, it's just spontaneous order and the ability to list

01:28:55.210 --> 01:28:59.890
What you do what you offer and then negotiate price and peace out

01:29:00.770 --> 01:29:02.250
So this is being built

01:29:02.250 --> 01:29:08.410
More and more well, that's where we need a disanno project. We have a privacy currency

01:29:08.410 --> 01:29:13.010
Crypto that you can use in transactions is not tracked by any and everybody

01:29:13.930 --> 01:29:20.730
So this is the mindset that we're in we're creating, you know a parallel system

01:29:20.730 --> 01:29:22.550
Because we're gonna have to

01:29:23.530 --> 01:29:30.850
Now after the 08 election cycle, we did these silver dime cards

01:29:31.730 --> 01:29:33.130
now be

01:29:33.890 --> 01:29:38.070
Silver dime is 64 and earlier 90% silver in the US

01:29:38.410 --> 01:29:45.070
Well, a lot of people don't know you'll see on the back of the cards and you know, what is this 10 cents worth?

01:29:45.510 --> 01:29:53.270
When you know silver is $35, you know when it's 40 when it's 50, I mean, you know, it's three four dollars

01:29:53.270 --> 01:29:59.830
So when they say dime a dozen dime a dozen doesn't what doesn't eggs you have a silver dime

01:29:59.830 --> 01:30:03.610
It's worth a dozen eggs. That's what that meant. Oh

01:30:03.610 --> 01:30:10.230
Okay, I get it then you have, you know 10 cent, you know a dime or two dimes for a gallon of gas

01:30:10.230 --> 01:30:13.690
Same thing. It's just an inflation thing. So we were just

01:30:14.290 --> 01:30:21.890
Emphasizing it was good marketing a business card. Nobody ever threw away. It was it was really awesome that this started taking off

01:30:21.890 --> 01:30:26.750
You know there's a you know Spanish speaking areas. This is France, of course English

01:30:27.590 --> 01:30:32.730
So right when we were doing this is starting to take off as when crypto came

01:30:33.870 --> 01:30:39.270
Bitcoin so we kind of married the tune. I'm still like a silver guy and now they're doing

01:30:40.470 --> 01:30:45.570
Local silver mint. We have a silver Dave on what is silver Dave coming on on?

01:30:47.370 --> 01:30:50.910
Thursday before Trump report, you know, he was

01:30:50.910 --> 01:30:56.890
There at a narco poco giving out 10th ounces because he knows in transaction for goods and services

01:30:56.890 --> 01:31:01.650
You need a 10th ounce. He had died. He'd be rock fell around give give a dime to everybody

01:31:01.650 --> 01:31:06.070
So they have a what's called an ag mag a G's

01:31:06.070 --> 01:31:12.690
You know the periodic table for silver and then it's a magazine. It's like a pes dispenser. It's an ag mag

01:31:12.690 --> 01:31:16.510
It's a silver magazine. You just clip on your belt and you just thumb out

01:31:17.090 --> 01:31:21.730
10-thousand silvers like a silver dimes. I mean that is so cool

01:31:21.730 --> 01:31:27.950
So we're gonna be talking about that and using silver because it's here we go

01:31:29.490 --> 01:31:35.430
Now pirates without borders was why we raised our black banner. This is you know app now

01:31:35.430 --> 01:31:43.430
We're done. We're we're going to decentralize the tech down to individuals and be able to you know, live the pirate life for me

01:31:44.170 --> 01:31:47.990
Well, you know all these categories up there and all the tech that we put in for that

01:31:47.990 --> 01:31:49.350
But the main thing is

01:31:49.990 --> 01:31:53.250
Get the letters of mark on Amazon. You can buy the book

01:31:54.010 --> 01:32:02.370
And it has like a a dozen letters, you know 16 or something the teens of various different issues from a pirate perspective

01:32:03.210 --> 01:32:10.410
The crown on you know the government's the crown the crown always wants to do this and that and make you and you can't and always and whatever

01:32:10.410 --> 01:32:18.170
And this is our attitude towards and then we ignore them and do what we want and give the justification and the

01:32:19.090 --> 01:32:20.350
Pirates life for me

01:32:21.090 --> 01:32:22.370
well, this was

01:32:25.030 --> 01:32:29.130
Decentralization of technology. So that's what we were trying to emphasize

01:32:29.130 --> 01:32:37.310
So when you go to pirates and outboarders and you go to the letters of captain captain mark and reprisal and and doc barber

01:32:37.310 --> 01:32:43.170
They were Idris barber, you know, which is the barber Idris is like I think means scribe

01:32:43.170 --> 01:32:47.250
So he would write about the crew, you know, and then you have captain kid

01:32:47.250 --> 01:32:50.310
Well, you know, what about the children? Well, they're kidding

01:32:50.830 --> 01:32:59.670
They don't then we have reprisal, which is the female perspective first mate of captain mark letters of mark and reprisal

01:33:00.350 --> 01:33:04.970
So this is an interesting thing that we were able to put together

01:33:06.510 --> 01:33:10.550
our philosophy of what we're advocating and

01:33:11.330 --> 01:33:16.190
The technology that would provide for it and you go in the top left up there

01:33:16.190 --> 01:33:23.330
You see the precarious take a tour. It's an animated tour of the pirate ship, you know, and it's

01:33:23.330 --> 01:33:30.670
It was very cool. So we just wanted that everything is to have fun and enjoy it

01:33:30.670 --> 01:33:36.090
But to be informative and make sure you understand what's going well here. I'll show you

01:33:36.570 --> 01:33:37.830
You go to this site

01:33:38.670 --> 01:33:40.690
We'll just play a little bit of this

01:33:54.500 --> 01:34:03.880
That's solar panels on the top of the ploy and this thing's a thousand feet long, you know, we we've engineered, you know, it's possible things

01:34:05.820 --> 01:34:10.500
Now whole bottom is like a factory or just detached and you can see

01:34:11.280 --> 01:34:12.840
That's the size of a person

01:34:14.340 --> 01:34:15.360
This is

01:34:17.580 --> 01:34:23.520
But also it's not just you know an airship

01:34:24.420 --> 01:34:25.720
It's a spaceship

01:34:27.080 --> 01:34:29.220
So we had to have

01:34:31.080 --> 01:34:36.160
An imagination and people really stepped up on this thing they were just

01:34:36.820 --> 01:34:42.260
Amazing they got the concept of why we were doing this and you know what wanted to

01:34:43.320 --> 01:34:49.000
Be part of our future and so I I really enjoyed that but to spend time on this

01:34:49.000 --> 01:34:56.720
it would be constantly us being pirates and about the build and everything is so concerned about the build more than they were the philosophy and

01:34:57.880 --> 01:35:02.360
But then that started to pick up and people understood and you know that worked out well

01:35:02.360 --> 01:35:07.340
But then you know, we're like, all right, you know, who gets to be on my pirate ship

01:35:07.340 --> 01:35:11.340
How do you get to be on the pirate? Do I got to know you how much I Dean is there?

01:35:11.420 --> 01:35:15.880
What's a you know the scuttlebutt letter of reprisal is you know

01:35:15.880 --> 01:35:21.440
What's the criteria by which you get to be part of the tribe and you know, do you have criteria?

01:35:21.720 --> 01:35:27.180
What kind of fascist are you? I mean, you know, so all these things come up and we discuss it

01:35:28.440 --> 01:35:32.040
So this is yeah, we got you know several letters

01:35:32.040 --> 01:35:37.980
There's ten letters of captain mark for every prizel at least one of barber one of kid

01:35:37.980 --> 01:35:44.160
And it's just it's it's interesting. You'll enjoy perusing that now the vaccine education

01:35:45.840 --> 01:35:53.640
Summits see who we got there. We got del big tree dr. Judy sherry ten penny and we had like I don't know a dozen

01:35:53.640 --> 01:35:59.440
Each year we did this and usually it was over, you know at least one if not two days now

01:35:59.440 --> 01:36:06.300
We had one scheduled in New Hampshire near Manchester the June 7th in 2020

01:36:07.900 --> 01:36:08.960
That was cancelled

01:36:09.680 --> 01:36:15.880
We ready to go there. Oh, no, no, no can't you know, don't have enough masks to mask everybody up

01:36:15.880 --> 01:36:18.920
I mean, whatever they canceled that we're going, okay

01:36:19.540 --> 01:36:23.400
We can see what's going but you can see it was September 28

01:36:24.840 --> 01:36:30.300
2019 we did our last vaccine education summit and we knew what was coming

01:36:30.300 --> 01:36:37.240
We have five state Arizona state legislators that were there and after the lunch came by I know you guys I

01:36:37.840 --> 01:36:43.580
Know I out of them. I said, I know what's going to happen and you guys will fold like wet napkins

01:36:44.380 --> 01:36:47.920
This you know, I I was brutal. I

01:36:47.920 --> 01:36:56.720
Then that happened. Well, these guys that they stand up to farm big pharma and support freedom for Merckin kind of hell

01:36:56.720 --> 01:36:58.680
No, I

01:36:59.920 --> 01:37:04.300
Have no love of government of the people that seek to get the shiny badge

01:37:05.020 --> 01:37:09.540
This is not what this is about. You're not going to be able to vote yourself free

01:37:10.340 --> 01:37:12.920
So we hit the road in

01:37:12.920 --> 01:37:19.240
First part of 2020 we traveled back and forth across the country making signs

01:37:19.240 --> 01:37:24.640
Sign sign everywhere sign just showing that street activism. You're not alone

01:37:25.220 --> 01:37:30.400
You're not the only one that's in resistance to that. They want you to feel that you are

01:37:30.400 --> 01:37:34.320
But you're not and at the same time we're doing our vaccine

01:37:34.980 --> 01:37:38.560
Education summit was when event 201 was going on

01:37:39.140 --> 01:37:42.680
There they're gaming this out right in front of us

01:37:43.960 --> 01:37:44.520
Okay

01:37:45.220 --> 01:37:46.440
So what do you do?

01:37:47.440 --> 01:37:48.200
Well, we

01:37:49.060 --> 01:37:50.500
had this laser

01:37:51.140 --> 01:37:55.560
That red box there is a laser that did the cutouts for us doing our signs

01:37:55.560 --> 01:38:00.100
So we'll show you here in a little bit. We logoed up the bus. We built the studio

01:38:00.100 --> 01:38:05.060
We put you know, we use low-powered nooks for the computers in there. We

01:38:05.620 --> 01:38:11.520
Created a nice living space. We upgraded everything did all the new suspension and

01:38:12.280 --> 01:38:17.960
airbags and tires and bushings and bearings and engines and I mean it was a thing and

01:38:19.320 --> 01:38:20.920
a lot of people helped a

01:38:21.560 --> 01:38:23.840
Lot of them for free or for cost

01:38:23.840 --> 01:38:27.860
They're supportive of the project. We got a really good crap

01:38:27.860 --> 01:38:32.700
And we went on the road and all we did was make signs

01:38:32.700 --> 01:38:37.380
Sign sign everywhere. Why so serious?

01:38:38.200 --> 01:38:39.560
Shut up and believe

01:38:40.120 --> 01:38:44.220
Shut up and believe, you know, yeah, there's a lot of stories behind that one

01:38:45.520 --> 01:38:47.980
mRNA shots equal GMO humans

01:38:47.980 --> 01:38:51.280
That was one of my favorite the shot herd HERD

01:38:51.280 --> 01:38:55.760
Around the world and we were showing people we didn't care what you said

01:38:55.760 --> 01:38:59.180
We just gave you the mechanism the knowledge of how to say it

01:38:59.980 --> 01:39:02.440
and then we do all of these

01:39:03.700 --> 01:39:04.780
laser-cut

01:39:05.460 --> 01:39:06.840
templates for

01:39:06.840 --> 01:39:13.880
What are they 18 by 24? I think it is the yard signs and so on that people would order them

01:39:13.880 --> 01:39:21.520
We'd send them this is from Missouri the bottom right there and they would just you know activists would do it on their own all over

01:39:21.520 --> 01:39:23.000
We count on

01:39:23.720 --> 01:39:30.540
Supplying other activists people that want to do they're compelled to do something. They're doing

01:39:30.540 --> 01:39:33.260
Do-do-do doing something

01:39:34.000 --> 01:39:36.880
Well, we want to help and there's always those people

01:39:37.640 --> 01:39:43.620
Motivated by whatever they have people their garages. They start opening it up and

01:39:44.460 --> 01:39:45.740
On the top right up there

01:39:45.740 --> 01:39:52.800
You'll see these two young men were out on the street with these signs in Michigan going man take off your man

01:39:52.800 --> 01:39:57.480
This is all a lie. They're lying to you guys want to make signs up of your new best friend

01:39:57.480 --> 01:40:03.920
You know come on and it was matter of fact one of the young men knew the family went to school the kids

01:40:03.920 --> 01:40:07.820
You know like a decade before knew there'd been over there when he was a little kid

01:40:07.820 --> 01:40:13.220
Went over there and started making a bunch of signs go out hundreds of them put them up

01:40:13.220 --> 01:40:16.180
You know late at night don't have to interface with anybody boat

01:40:17.880 --> 01:40:20.100
Then we have all around the country

01:40:20.100 --> 01:40:23.860
We would do all kinds of stuff and go on and on about these

01:40:24.460 --> 01:40:26.940
Then we put them together made them bigger

01:40:27.680 --> 01:40:37.100
Support first responders who say no to mandatory shots, which that particular sign we created and distributed and did in

01:40:37.940 --> 01:40:38.580
2009

01:40:40.520 --> 01:40:45.180
When H1N1, you know bird flu Obama level 6

01:40:45.180 --> 01:40:48.840
World Health Organization we're all gonna die kind of it didn't take off

01:40:48.840 --> 01:40:55.520
But they were really threatening everybody with death and damnation when the mandatory shot first responders

01:40:55.520 --> 01:41:01.580
Well, you have nurses and firemen and police, you know, they're they're you know make them do it

01:41:01.580 --> 01:41:05.020
And we made sure people knew I go look

01:41:06.560 --> 01:41:10.240
Any of you don't want to do this let us know we got legal help for you

01:41:10.240 --> 01:41:17.540
We'll take care of it, and that's why we made that sign and we put them in front of all the fire stations and police stations and in front of hospitals

01:41:19.240 --> 01:41:22.120
Because we were there to protect their rights

01:41:22.840 --> 01:41:29.340
So it kind of that kind of way and they didn't like that one done too much. So when was that? That was 2009

01:41:32.560 --> 01:41:36.480
Over 10 years later they perfected

01:41:37.500 --> 01:41:43.380
Session 201 the lockdown we're gonna get every you think we didn't know what if you knew

01:41:44.800 --> 01:41:46.000
See my point

01:41:47.700 --> 01:41:50.820
Well at the end of it we're ready coming home

01:41:50.820 --> 01:41:55.520
I wanted to go to Starbase. They will see Starship and take the bus there

01:41:55.520 --> 01:41:59.420
I put this up here because on the way there and this happened all over the country

01:42:00.720 --> 01:42:05.080
We were at a restaurant, you know eating before we head down to Starbase and

01:42:06.700 --> 01:42:11.720
A woman came into the restaurant looking for her you want to the bus? Oh, we know who we want you

01:42:11.720 --> 01:42:15.340
You got to come all right, but we're gonna go spend the day there

01:42:15.940 --> 01:42:22.200
This late this afternoon will come out at 4 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon at a Walmart parking lot

01:42:22.200 --> 01:42:26.840
That was near the restaurant there. So we'll meet you there at this time and we'll just take out

01:42:26.840 --> 01:42:30.900
We got all the stuff on the bus will deploy the table will make a bunch of signs

01:42:30.900 --> 01:42:36.860
You get your girlfriends and let's do it because they had a group that was in opposition a lot of this stuff on

01:42:36.860 --> 01:42:42.300
Vaccines and everything that they were meeting that night or what they could do was I tell you you can make size

01:42:42.300 --> 01:42:49.880
So they did and it was but this happened all over in Key West and Michigan, Maine, Vermont. I mean, you know

01:42:50.980 --> 01:42:53.700
Washington State is out to go to Kansas City

01:42:53.700 --> 01:42:59.560
I mean it was this is the kind of stuff that we were doing and there were people out there did they get in the

01:42:59.560 --> 01:43:04.820
Press or at no, but we didn't look for that. We went straight to the street

01:43:05.960 --> 01:43:09.320
There will be opposition a gear and freakin to it

01:43:10.740 --> 01:43:15.100
What about next is it gonna be opposition are you gonna worry about it?

01:43:15.100 --> 01:43:20.020
We're just gonna be out occupying the land growing food, you know when you're hanging on by your fingernails

01:43:20.020 --> 01:43:23.340
Are you waving your arms around? I don't know. Oh, what are you gonna do?

01:43:24.440 --> 01:43:25.720
What if you do?

01:43:27.480 --> 01:43:30.600
What if you do what would you do?

01:43:31.660 --> 01:43:34.940
What if you do what would you do? There's your

01:43:35.440 --> 01:43:41.160
bumper sticker right there. So this is why we have been able to

01:43:42.240 --> 01:43:49.440
Make these struts the last video just recently here beginning of April on occupy the land org

01:43:50.100 --> 01:43:57.160
I did show how we make this struts or at least how we calculate it and plan it and so on. So there's that but

01:43:57.800 --> 01:43:59.780
We've been making these for like 15 years

01:44:00.340 --> 01:44:03.480
And we knew to get a stamp press to make it go a lot faster

01:44:03.480 --> 01:44:08.400
So that you could do it like mass production of homes if you want but we had to you know

01:44:08.400 --> 01:44:11.860
We got to experiment with how to to cover them how to

01:44:13.460 --> 01:44:17.520
This is just temporary. This is just for workshop and so on we just put you know

01:44:18.400 --> 01:44:22.540
polyethylene or wrapping around and shields you from the wind and rain and so on but

01:44:24.480 --> 01:44:29.320
What kind of coating how much cement what kind of cement what other

01:44:30.400 --> 01:44:35.080
Materials are there other polymers are there adhesives are there are there are there well?

01:44:35.100 --> 01:44:38.060
That's what we're doing out here once we get to where we know

01:44:38.400 --> 01:44:45.060
What we want to do we're getting closer. They were finding new techniques and new materials and new and cheaper and Donna and I can do it

01:44:45.060 --> 01:44:49.980
We're like damp once we do them will bring out the crew. Yeah, all right everybody come on

01:44:49.980 --> 01:44:55.400
We'll we'll do it a weekend. Boom, you know, so yeah Donna's concerned about how slow it's gotta go

01:44:55.400 --> 01:44:59.460
Man, we're just figuring it out first. I need to know what what'll work

01:45:01.000 --> 01:45:04.900
So we have different testings and different techniques and things that we're doing

01:45:05.880 --> 01:45:14.160
We have the site that we spend a lot of time on we're able to live on the the love bus that be comfortable as we're being pirates out here

01:45:15.140 --> 01:45:15.620
building

01:45:18.620 --> 01:45:20.420
Occupying the land is

01:45:21.500 --> 01:45:22.460
So important

01:45:23.580 --> 01:45:26.060
And what it really means is being self-sufficient

01:45:26.700 --> 01:45:29.160
It's not being told what you have to do and can't do

01:45:29.160 --> 01:45:35.020
You have to leave you have to stay you got to go you can't go your 15 minute city

01:45:35.020 --> 01:45:39.880
You're this you're that you're whatever and you're not responsible. I know by the way the grid went down

01:45:40.600 --> 01:45:48.480
They need four times minimum of the electrons power. They're generating what we got now

01:45:49.000 --> 01:45:52.100
The power of their AI that they want four times at least

01:45:52.940 --> 01:45:54.440
Where's that energy coming from?

01:45:54.940 --> 01:45:56.420
How is that going to be done?

01:45:57.100 --> 01:46:03.940
Or are you gonna sacrifice for them to be able to control you and then like Sam Alvin's coming out and saying yeah

01:46:05.020 --> 01:46:10.040
Information artificial intelligence is gonna be like a utility that you have a monthly subscription. You got to pay for

01:46:12.940 --> 01:46:14.280
What if I don't care

01:46:16.980 --> 01:46:20.180
What if I got my own forums and I got our own support

01:46:20.180 --> 01:46:24.920
We're just you know wanting to know how to build and be able to buy patent don't need you and keep it

01:46:25.720 --> 01:46:26.600
This is

01:46:27.120 --> 01:46:34.280
we're going into a totally different time and it has been planned for has been the desire of

01:46:34.280 --> 01:46:36.510
they than those who won't leave us alone and

01:46:37.120 --> 01:46:39.920
You are not going to be immune to it

01:46:39.920 --> 01:46:41.620
not the cost of

01:46:42.160 --> 01:46:42.520
basics

01:46:43.480 --> 01:46:46.640
Not in the access or even have an available

01:46:47.560 --> 01:46:47.940
basics

01:46:48.680 --> 01:46:52.620
And then you get your ration card you special you get

01:46:53.400 --> 01:46:57.040
Basics if you totally agree and sign here and get your chip

01:46:57.980 --> 01:47:02.520
Well, what happened? Oh, are you getting some kind of government check or retirement or something or pension right?

01:47:02.840 --> 01:47:06.580
You know what kind of currency are you gonna use? What's the payment system?

01:47:07.220 --> 01:47:14.440
You know tap your you know real ID credit card if I'm allowed to stipend the universal high income

01:47:14.440 --> 01:47:17.340
But they're pinky swear if I you know

01:47:17.340 --> 01:47:24.180
Living to cubicle downtown with everything a body needs gruel coming out of the plumbing that you know those your senses and

01:47:24.860 --> 01:47:25.980
Suck your will

01:47:26.760 --> 01:47:28.960
They would do that. I'd be wrong

01:47:31.480 --> 01:47:33.080
Of course they will

01:47:34.680 --> 01:47:38.860
So occupy the lamb of the attainable housing was

01:47:40.220 --> 01:47:44.020
Our solution for ourselves that we wanted to share

01:47:44.520 --> 01:47:48.840
Just do you know the the chronology of it what we learn as we do it?

01:47:49.560 --> 01:47:54.120
What we're hoping the others will do we're not trying to create an intentional community

01:47:54.120 --> 01:48:00.620
We want an unintentional community a community yet that develops around people of like mind

01:48:01.680 --> 01:48:05.320
Not like ownership, you know you break my tractor

01:48:06.100 --> 01:48:07.080
And it's mine

01:48:08.020 --> 01:48:11.800
I gotta fix it. Are you gonna fix it? Are you gonna fix it? Who's fixing it?

01:48:11.800 --> 01:48:18.600
No, this is this collectivization stuff. I mean you gotta have a man. You gotta have an agreement, you know, but

01:48:19.640 --> 01:48:23.820
For us it is an inspiration for you to come be our neighbor

01:48:25.060 --> 01:48:30.640
Play a land out here in the desert. You want to do that next up out or wherever you are

01:48:31.420 --> 01:48:35.140
You know, we have my oldest daughter and her family are looking for

01:48:35.780 --> 01:48:38.900
seasons Green Hills and and water

01:48:39.720 --> 01:48:43.380
Well, that ain't Arizona. Well, it is maybe even northeastern part

01:48:43.380 --> 01:48:48.060
But you know, so they're probably going to be Tennessee, Oklahoma. They got narrowed down

01:48:48.900 --> 01:48:49.620
so by

01:48:49.620 --> 01:48:56.820
They're going to Europe on a cruise hanging out with you some friends and then when they get back like May

01:48:56.820 --> 01:48:59.140
They'll start locking it in and where they're going

01:49:00.760 --> 01:49:05.700
So we have extended family around the country and them being in the middle of country wouldn't suck

01:49:06.700 --> 01:49:09.220
And then of course we have the rest of our family here and

01:49:11.300 --> 01:49:14.700
I'm happy with the progress that we're making here, but I'm telling you

01:49:15.960 --> 01:49:24.040
Things are gonna get stupid a 10 foot section of three-quarter inch EMT conduit that we use to make the struts for these domes

01:49:24.040 --> 01:49:24.660
I remember there

01:49:25.300 --> 01:49:27.000
Three-quarter inch. It was a dollar

01:49:27.920 --> 01:49:29.420
67 15 years ago

01:49:30.520 --> 01:49:32.720
Now they're over $10 each

01:49:34.940 --> 01:49:39.340
What would cost us $600 a build now be I don't know $2,000

01:49:40.820 --> 01:49:43.200
This this is this is so

01:49:46.720 --> 01:49:47.320
Obvious

01:49:48.100 --> 01:49:53.860
To many of us that have been paying attention and just lived long enough and been close enough to the truth

01:49:54.800 --> 01:49:58.640
That we understand what's coming and that you

01:49:59.420 --> 01:50:00.400
need to

01:50:01.280 --> 01:50:04.040
Prepare your mind for what's coming

01:50:06.840 --> 01:50:10.440
Have some friends, you know the thousand years of darkness

01:50:12.000 --> 01:50:13.440
When things go to crap

01:50:14.660 --> 01:50:20.620
Then two years usually you can see, you know once you just get out of the way, you know within

01:50:21.380 --> 01:50:26.620
Months a year, you know a few growing seasons, and you know, we're back at it

01:50:26.620 --> 01:50:29.160
We're on the way out. We're you know wiped off all the debt

01:50:31.300 --> 01:50:32.420
in 2008

01:50:33.640 --> 01:50:36.940
Nine there was when the financial crash hit

01:50:37.960 --> 01:50:42.820
Iceland had they called it the pots and pans revolution or something like that the kitchen brigade

01:50:42.820 --> 01:50:49.480
You know, whatever it's just the entire population is in the street banging pots like nope. Nope. Nope. We're not taking this

01:50:49.480 --> 01:50:52.180
They had died in 70 bankers

01:50:52.700 --> 01:50:55.240
Financial guys 30 of them did time

01:50:55.840 --> 01:50:57.960
They totally redid their Constitution

01:50:58.960 --> 01:51:08.420
They reelected government put 25 people plumber's electrician picked them out of the phone book or whatever and they rewrote the Constitution to prevent this kind of crap

01:51:10.800 --> 01:51:13.640
Iceland they went no we're not doing it

01:51:14.480 --> 01:51:16.140
Wouldn't be prudent at this juncture

01:51:17.120 --> 01:51:20.060
So it's not like it hasn't been done. It's been done

01:51:20.920 --> 01:51:22.500
Will it happen here in America?

01:51:26.880 --> 01:51:28.000
Not officially

01:51:29.100 --> 01:51:30.060
It's up here

01:51:30.060 --> 01:51:36.020
Well, the people just adopt the mindset of now we're good. We'll take care of it ourself

01:51:36.020 --> 01:51:43.640
We're going homage. I'm a seem happier the homage seem, you know more prepared the homage seem healthier the homage

01:51:43.640 --> 01:51:47.300
You know, so it's not it's not, you know a technology thing

01:51:47.300 --> 01:51:52.380
You know that might distract you or mess you up or you eat bad food

01:51:52.380 --> 01:51:54.820
but what what happens when you're

01:51:54.820 --> 01:51:57.630
Your spirit your body your mind is

01:51:59.100 --> 01:52:00.540
Good stuff coming in

01:52:01.640 --> 01:52:07.560
Good goals good priorities like a good neighbor. You're you're there, you know, but

01:52:10.620 --> 01:52:15.460
Why do we need all this technology, I mean, I don't have proper technology only wants as big as

01:52:15.460 --> 01:52:20.860
You know big screen robot doing all my stuff for me come as long as it's mine

01:52:20.860 --> 01:52:28.120
I want Tony Stark's Jarvis and not, you know, John Jeff Bezos is Alexa, you know, as they're sitting there

01:52:28.660 --> 01:52:34.520
Chronicle in everything. Oh, man, you guys are killing me. I don't have a problem with technology. I

01:52:34.520 --> 01:52:35.360
Have a problem with

01:52:36.520 --> 01:52:37.520
Surveillance controls

01:52:38.700 --> 01:52:41.480
Property it's mine. I freaking paid for it's mine

01:52:41.480 --> 01:52:48.320
You rent and you lease and the right to repair is you got to take it to the shop and you're not allowed

01:52:49.160 --> 01:52:53.860
All this stuff is being challenged now and it doesn't serve

01:52:53.860 --> 01:53:01.420
Us as individuals that have to lease rent permission slip from everybody and where's your permit

01:53:01.420 --> 01:53:07.840
This is not for us. Of course. I'll say it is for the children and protect you. Oh my god. You might do it wrong

01:53:08.440 --> 01:53:10.180
I don't have the freedom to do it wrong

01:53:12.360 --> 01:53:17.220
You're doing it wrong Ernie Donna you're doing it wrong. Yeah

01:53:18.320 --> 01:53:19.360
But we're doing it

01:53:20.320 --> 01:53:25.560
Which is really what they want to prevent is you're doing it. They're not doing it the best way

01:53:25.560 --> 01:53:30.040
We're gonna give you it's not you're allowed. I'll see you paying for it. Go get out of here

01:53:30.780 --> 01:53:33.520
So it's a mindset that we're up against

01:53:35.340 --> 01:53:41.840
What I wanted to do today is I just wanted to give you a little bit as because I think we're getting into some

01:53:41.840 --> 01:53:46.920
some funky is coming and I wanted to make sure that we had

01:53:48.220 --> 01:53:53.160
This conversation just so that you understand I know I get I

01:53:53.160 --> 01:53:58.800
See how bad, you know things are I see what they're gonna die. See I see I see I get it

01:53:58.800 --> 01:54:02.900
I've been like this, but it all comes from the type of

01:54:04.060 --> 01:54:08.720
Character the type of person that wants to wear the shiny badge

01:54:09.400 --> 01:54:16.000
They need it, you know Trump is like I will not be disrespect. I'm not I'll kill a bunch of babies

01:54:17.440 --> 01:54:19.900
To get my way damn it. Well

01:54:21.540 --> 01:54:26.080
Now that's a minimum job requirement for these guys, which is why he's there, you know

01:54:26.080 --> 01:54:32.320
I and I had a lot of hopes. I mean, you know, the people really made their opinion well-known and

01:54:33.780 --> 01:54:39.400
Once again, you had the football taken from you, you know, Charlie Brown's gonna go really kicked out

01:54:39.400 --> 01:54:45.220
I won't kick it this time Lucy. No, not this time out again. So I'm like you're still voting. I

01:54:45.220 --> 01:54:49.680
Can't I mean maybe local maybe maybe in your own something

01:54:49.680 --> 01:54:55.400
I I know, you know freedom down to the individual and certainly the family

01:54:55.400 --> 01:54:59.740
You know, maybe a community and maybe you get a county of state of municipality

01:54:59.740 --> 01:55:03.860
That's not me. Oh, but you know once you start it gets over the horizon

01:55:04.620 --> 01:55:10.740
Or I care, you know, it's not bothering me. I'm not bothering them. That's my criteria

01:55:11.760 --> 01:55:13.840
You know rule one don't be a dick

01:55:15.420 --> 01:55:15.940
so

01:55:15.940 --> 01:55:19.120
We're in the position now as it goes into

01:55:20.100 --> 01:55:22.040
Growing season for a lot of people

01:55:22.700 --> 01:55:29.500
That they're finding out the straights of horror moves shutting down and all of a sudden you're losing 20 30% of fertilizer your

01:55:29.500 --> 01:55:30.320
nitrogen

01:55:31.660 --> 01:55:33.780
phosphates and so on well

01:55:34.860 --> 01:55:40.260
If you don't need them and you know how to rotate crops or you're doing your own kind of

01:55:40.260 --> 01:55:45.600
Nitrogen-fixing cover crops or if you're doing if you're doing if you're doing the way it used to be

01:55:45.600 --> 01:55:50.880
I mean they would go over wars over bird guano, you know on

01:55:50.880 --> 01:55:57.240
Remote islands in the Pacific, you know for fertilizer, you know, we need some fat crap

01:55:57.240 --> 01:56:01.580
And we're gonna kill you for it. You know, it's always been this kind of crap

01:56:02.100 --> 01:56:05.160
So if we could be more self-sustaining

01:56:06.000 --> 01:56:12.280
The better and what and not it was what this country really was about it was an agrarian

01:56:12.280 --> 01:56:15.480
self-sufficient lifestyle that didn't

01:56:16.880 --> 01:56:22.680
Get industrialized into slavery, you know for the benefit of somebody else

01:56:22.680 --> 01:56:28.700
What if you could fashion your own stuff? What if you have a

01:56:29.200 --> 01:56:31.540
CNC laser that my friend Bob just got

01:56:31.540 --> 01:56:33.780
You know, oh

01:56:34.340 --> 01:56:37.060
You know, they see and see mill

01:56:37.060 --> 01:56:43.540
What if you had a 3d printer of metal of powder of I get the way all this desktop

01:56:44.100 --> 01:56:52.460
Manufacturing desktop publishing desktop desktop individual decentralization down to the creative mind of an individual

01:56:53.120 --> 01:56:56.780
Originally saw a video. We put it up on the site a few months ago

01:56:58.100 --> 01:56:59.280
That a guy

01:56:59.940 --> 01:57:04.280
Wanted to use artificial intelligence to get the most efficient

01:57:05.380 --> 01:57:06.880
airfoil that would

01:57:06.880 --> 01:57:12.580
Fly the longest like a surveillance drone or something like that with the least amount of energy

01:57:12.580 --> 01:57:15.320
And whatever that takes and kind of make it go where

01:57:15.900 --> 01:57:22.360
so he goes through the entire process of him having AI design it

01:57:22.880 --> 01:57:28.020
Him 3d printing it and putting it together him using it. I

01:57:28.020 --> 01:57:35.760
Was amazed at how much one individual with a little bit of knowledge and access to the internet, you know, or

01:57:36.320 --> 01:57:40.920
Watch a video or something in software and the creativity of

01:57:42.200 --> 01:57:48.000
We were never going to win a rack not when you had teenagers out there

01:57:48.800 --> 01:57:56.180
Innovating with IEDs or drones or whatever what's going on in Ukraine or Iran or you know

01:57:56.180 --> 01:58:04.300
It's just your once you are an occupying force and you go up against pissed off individuals with some creativity and access

01:58:04.300 --> 01:58:11.300
To technology which we have a lot laying around at junkyards and you know garages or whatever here in America

01:58:12.920 --> 01:58:14.700
It's over you're not

01:58:15.300 --> 01:58:18.020
You have to go up against someone's spirit

01:58:18.580 --> 01:58:20.900
You have to convince them that

01:58:21.580 --> 01:58:24.700
You're the good guy you'll fight for the flag

01:58:25.480 --> 01:58:27.120
whatever and

01:58:27.120 --> 01:58:29.780
That has become increasingly more difficult

01:58:32.840 --> 01:58:40.120
What I fear is a

01:58:40.120 --> 01:58:40.820
lack of

01:58:41.800 --> 01:58:42.320
will

01:58:43.600 --> 01:58:50.060
Just that you know, you just lay down and submit you'll die

01:58:50.060 --> 01:58:56.200
You know, that's too much work. I don't have enough, you know hormones or something

01:58:56.200 --> 01:58:59.860
I don't have enough peptide. I don't have enough amino acid. I don't have enough

01:58:59.860 --> 01:59:03.780
Whatever the hell it is that you don't have enough of they're making sure you don't have it

01:59:04.340 --> 01:59:09.480
To get you to be able to be roadkill on the road to surf them

01:59:10.500 --> 01:59:17.040
So this is why I'm trying to inspire people if I was talking to my

01:59:17.800 --> 01:59:18.380
self

01:59:18.380 --> 01:59:19.980
40 years ago

01:59:21.120 --> 01:59:25.360
What you need to do is you need to save

01:59:26.340 --> 01:59:32.040
Provide for start building get a place to sustain your family and

01:59:33.120 --> 01:59:33.580
enjoy

01:59:34.560 --> 01:59:37.240
The fruits of your labor and enjoy the process

01:59:38.260 --> 01:59:44.900
Raising well adjusted not blue-faced kids. I mean I go my grandkids in the week is I go up

01:59:45.720 --> 01:59:49.640
Little too much blue face that no blue face. No, but because they always got their tablets

01:59:49.640 --> 01:59:56.020
And he's seeming to try and sneak me from me welcome me not give them crap or having a tablet open all the time

01:59:56.020 --> 01:59:58.960
But they're pretty good. They're a lot better than most kids

01:59:58.960 --> 02:00:06.540
But I mean, you know, I definitely share my opinion. Oh, is that more toxic waste that you're eating? So this is

02:00:07.240 --> 02:00:10.380
What has motivated us and got us to the point we are now

02:00:11.400 --> 02:00:15.900
So as a solution as we're doing

02:00:17.340 --> 02:00:19.320
Occupy the land and so on

02:00:19.780 --> 02:00:23.380
Has been to do libertas dot earth

02:00:23.380 --> 02:00:27.960
Now what we've done is we have taken a video

02:00:28.500 --> 02:00:33.960
That was got 40 years old that had such an impact on a lot of people

02:00:33.960 --> 02:00:40.360
And we created this web page and it's in 54 languages and counting

02:00:40.360 --> 02:00:47.380
So you have all the languages here, you know, they go down whatever so like now we do Farsi

02:00:48.260 --> 02:00:53.080
You know, we're at war with Iran, you know, let's get some Farsi action going on here

02:00:53.080 --> 02:00:59.560
You know, so what does it have it has the video in IPFS so it can't be deleted or taken down

02:00:59.560 --> 02:01:03.980
You know, we got you know that in the the language

02:01:05.620 --> 02:01:11.960
Farsi language there and then we go, okay. Well, what do we do? We have the

02:01:12.860 --> 02:01:15.320
Animation there we got the banners

02:01:17.100 --> 02:01:26.640
The QR code goes to the IPFS can't go away version you can link the banner link to the Farsi

02:01:28.320 --> 02:01:30.940
Translation look up there Farsi

02:01:31.660 --> 02:01:39.660
So this links to this site or this page where they can access it and the QR code embedded on the banner ads

02:01:39.660 --> 02:01:44.980
Are always going to be good because they can't delete it off a IPFS

02:01:45.600 --> 02:01:52.220
Now, of course, we have them on you know different sites now the reason we in this embed here is in

02:01:52.220 --> 02:01:52.880
um

02:01:54.360 --> 02:01:59.060
Is a bit shoot and the reason we did that was because we wanted to

02:01:59.060 --> 02:02:02.380
Bitshoot wanted to feature it and they go yep

02:02:03.020 --> 02:02:07.180
Top of the page they got philosophy of liberty is you know playing there

02:02:07.940 --> 02:02:09.180
and there we go

02:02:10.600 --> 02:02:13.120
And then of course, you know, you have

02:02:17.440 --> 02:02:21.380
All the different translations of videos down there

02:02:22.220 --> 02:02:23.480
And there's farsi

02:02:25.460 --> 02:02:29.620
So this is our answer to

02:02:31.240 --> 02:02:34.980
What can we do to promote the

02:02:36.880 --> 02:02:38.520
Philosophy of liberty

02:02:39.480 --> 02:02:40.960
Of you own yourself

02:02:41.400 --> 02:02:44.920
And still maintain our focus on surviving

02:02:45.800 --> 02:02:53.400
So we created this so that it would be available to other activists to use in a decentralized way

02:02:53.400 --> 02:02:55.680
To promote in their language

02:02:55.680 --> 02:02:57.120
around the world

02:02:57.680 --> 02:03:03.720
And it's already being used, you know a great deal and a lot of creative ways that we'll get to in the future

02:03:04.220 --> 02:03:07.040
But the point is is that we did this

02:03:07.940 --> 02:03:09.900
Intentionally as a standalone

02:03:10.600 --> 02:03:12.340
You don't have anybody's permission

02:03:12.340 --> 02:03:19.380
Download whatever you want. It's always going to be available there and we're going to have some fun with mr. Blue guy here

02:03:21.140 --> 02:03:23.960
But it's going to be maybe three months

02:03:24.700 --> 02:03:27.580
From now, maybe after the summer maybe in a year

02:03:27.580 --> 02:03:32.360
They when I you know got time and get around to whatever and other people doing stuff

02:03:32.360 --> 02:03:36.860
And we just maintain this page just for the resources to be there

02:03:37.620 --> 02:03:39.140
Because if you can get a planet

02:03:40.380 --> 02:03:44.820
Just to understand the philosophy of liberty is about self ownership

02:03:45.640 --> 02:03:46.280
That's it

02:03:47.080 --> 02:03:49.180
We're done. They don't even got to agree

02:03:49.720 --> 02:03:51.340
They just need to understand

02:03:52.060 --> 02:03:55.040
They go yeah, those damn libertarians. They think they own themselves

02:03:55.980 --> 02:03:56.460
Okay

02:03:57.500 --> 02:03:57.980
Really?

02:03:59.040 --> 02:04:00.180
We'll go check them out

02:04:00.800 --> 02:04:01.780
That's all you need

02:04:02.440 --> 02:04:03.720
That's all we got to do

02:04:04.220 --> 02:04:06.260
It's a revolution thing all over again

02:04:06.260 --> 02:04:07.960
It's spontaneous order

02:04:08.480 --> 02:04:10.400
It's you doing it

02:04:10.400 --> 02:04:12.280
Libertas taught earth

02:04:13.120 --> 02:04:13.980
You got nobody

02:04:14.760 --> 02:04:15.780
that you know and

02:04:16.360 --> 02:04:17.120
Slovakia

02:04:18.180 --> 02:04:21.840
Somebody in Africa, you know different language. It's in everything

02:04:22.780 --> 02:04:24.780
So this is what we're creating

02:04:25.540 --> 02:04:28.060
This is our answer

02:04:29.720 --> 02:04:31.100
To what's coming

02:04:32.260 --> 02:04:34.500
That you understand what it's all about

02:04:35.160 --> 02:04:38.380
It's about self ownership

02:04:39.380 --> 02:04:42.680
Once you get that concept all the other stuff falls in line

02:04:43.280 --> 02:04:45.860
And you can understand the importance of

02:04:47.000 --> 02:04:47.960
Occupy the land

02:04:49.320 --> 02:04:50.680
This is what we're doing

02:04:51.440 --> 02:04:53.240
I just wanted to share with you guys

02:04:53.920 --> 02:04:55.560
You know in a couple hours

02:04:56.120 --> 02:04:57.520
What we're doing and why

02:04:58.360 --> 02:05:04.020
And then we'll talk to Donna here a second just get her mind set on this and she's working to get her attention

02:05:04.020 --> 02:05:05.480
She's over there working

02:05:06.240 --> 02:05:11.780
But and she does a lot of the producing sets up the interviews takes care of you know a lot of things

02:05:11.780 --> 02:05:14.360
You know I can go out and work and then of course, she's out

02:05:14.360 --> 02:05:16.120
You know doing her stuff here too

02:05:16.600 --> 02:05:17.000
and

02:05:17.740 --> 02:05:19.720
And we may speed it up

02:05:19.720 --> 02:05:22.000
Although once we know what we want to do again

02:05:22.000 --> 02:05:25.860
Then we'll you know hire crew have people come out or make a big thing out get the fan

02:05:25.860 --> 02:05:27.040
But we don't know yet

02:05:27.700 --> 02:05:30.140
You know we're experimenting on

02:05:30.140 --> 02:05:32.160
How can we make use

02:05:32.160 --> 02:05:35.460
Of the material that we have here on the land

02:05:35.960 --> 02:05:39.080
So that we are not dependent on

02:05:39.760 --> 02:05:40.280
you know

02:05:40.960 --> 02:05:41.400
permission

02:05:41.400 --> 02:05:45.020
I don't like it

02:05:45.020 --> 02:05:47.560
Just want to be left alone and demonstrate what

02:05:48.260 --> 02:05:49.120
We are

02:05:49.860 --> 02:05:54.420
Capable of as human beings and even retired human beings

02:05:55.060 --> 02:05:58.040
You know we still got you know, we're not we're not ill

02:05:58.940 --> 02:06:00.620
We're not damaged. We're not injured

02:06:00.620 --> 02:06:01.980
We do stuff

02:06:02.760 --> 02:06:06.980
You know one two, but I mean you know we do it. So that's what we're doing

02:06:07.940 --> 02:06:08.700
All right

02:06:09.160 --> 02:06:09.600
Donna

02:06:11.180 --> 02:06:14.060
Before we go give you an opportunity to share

02:06:14.620 --> 02:06:20.040
You know what you want to share and what kind of perspective you have, you know, this is I think I

02:06:20.040 --> 02:06:21.780
The right button say something

02:06:23.080 --> 02:06:26.120
One two three. Okay, that's it the um

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All right, what are you doing?

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I

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did a bunch of posting then I sent to dispatch and sent Ecuador things and then I finished all the facebook and

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Twitter

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uh

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Libertas.earth postings and now I'm doing all the show

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Sending requests and resending request all that stuff. So work work is daily stuff

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um

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Set it down

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Okay

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What I think people would be interested in is this is not just

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An early thing. Well, it's an early thing for Donna thing. That's how it wound up. But the um this

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process

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of this

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Close everything

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Focus focus focus

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So this is um, what we're doing here

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Our family our interaction with kids and grandkids

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Are maintaining relationships with you know our subscribers and guests and everything and so on

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um

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What are you

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You think

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We're trying to accomplish not just for ourselves, but

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It's an inspiration an example. What what is it? You want people to know how hard it is how easy it is

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How necessary it is how frivolous it is the effort what share with the audience

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Well at this time in history, I think it's necessary. I mean there's

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Times when there's you know, kind of an industrial revolution and things sort of explode and cities

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You know manifest themselves and all of that stuff and it just sort of ebbs and flows and now we're at a time in our place

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In in history where I guess America has figured out. I guess the world has figured out

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How to con the average band into servitude

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Um with their permission and so we've seen this coming for 40 some years since our kids were babies

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And so this isn't a frivolous move. It's not oh, let's just go play off grid

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It's something that that has been in the back of our mind for probably half of that time at least 20 years

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knowing that at some point we would probably have to do this and

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um get out of the beast system so

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You know, it's slow going but it's um

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I don't know. Maybe it's easier that way because you have time to sort of adjust everything that's new

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I mean, we've never lived off grid. We've never lived in the middle of nowhere

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And we're not really in the middle of nowhere, but I mean we are

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for most people

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But I do think it's necessary not only to

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provide for our

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Not just me and Ernie, but our extended family and possibly some friends

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But also it's it's an example of what you can do if you just

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Do it. I mean that's kind of

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What Ernie and I are good at or just you know what you just do it

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You know, you put you do one day at a time and what you're doing it wrong

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I know but I always tell you I'm doing it. I I do everything wrong according to Ernie, but

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But I'm doing it. So I don't know. I just think it's necessary and

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I know I realize that not everybody can do it. We're in a place in our life

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But we don't actually have to be in town every minute of every day to run kids to school or

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Or, you know, go to a daily

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Job place so we can work remotely. So that greatly increases our ability to do this, but

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You know, I guess

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You know our our kids they kind of you know, when we were first doing this was kind of like

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What are you thinking and but they've known that we've been thinking about this for a long time

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Maybe they didn't think we'd actually do it

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And and it was a while before

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They came out in the first year that we were here. Both of our daughters came out

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I think one of them came out twice

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Our sons hadn't come out till this past Christmas and I but I think there was sort of a

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Kind of they could see the vision is like, okay

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So you're not living in a van down by the river. You actually have a plan. We have the footprint here

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We have they started talking about bringing on buildings and

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Land next to us

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You know a little yeah, so I mean they gave us a little bit of a bone there to you on but

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Um, so yeah, I mean that's what we're doing. I mean we're learning

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Um, it's not I wouldn't say that it's hard to live out here

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But I wouldn't say it's a piece of cake

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But you just take one challenge at a time and you figure out better ways to do

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things

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with those challenges

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The one thing that

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You know, I always say that you're doing it wrong because everybody's always you're doing it wrong

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You're doing it. Especially me doing it wrong. Well, you know, so I I

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My my real

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Feelings are

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But you're doing it, right, you know, I'm like

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I think you learn more from your mistakes than you do. I mean, that's how most things are, you know

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Things are discovered is oh my gosh, I made a mistake here

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But look what I found and in the meantime you have some some new discovery

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And so we learned from our mistakes and all the things that we've done here and we learned better ways to do it

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Which is kind of the the human process of learning

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You know, one of the things you could study till your freaking eyes bleed

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Of all the different things but a lot of that we really kind of sort of more more focus on we watch some other stuff

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there's some other

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video makers and

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Channels that do a lot of things, you know and homesteading or building or whatever

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And each one is inspiring in their own way

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But a lot of them are oh, we went through a year, you know, whatever the permit

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And we had to you know, excavate and to do and get in the material of this kind of well, I'm like

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Well, there's a whole bunch of stuff you don't need to do

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You know

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So now we're focused on more a lot of the people that are in southwest to sonoran desert

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Living the way that we are using the different because

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There's a lot of things that are totally different that don't apply here, you know

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Saturated ground moisture in your vapor barrier, you know, they're kind of

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It's a desert man, you know that doesn't apply and a lot of

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Structures that have lasted hundreds if not thousands of years here

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Using the soil

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But you got to keep certain things in mind and different

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Chemistries and things that are unique to here

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So we kind of spend more of our time on

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those channels and so on and

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Participate in some workshops and do it, but we're not afraid to just try stuff. Well, that's one thing is like as much as we've been

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thinking about this and talking to people about it and

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Doing it and we still like every single day. We're watching new things on I know I think

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YouTube's a you know, double-edged sword, but it does have a lot of good information out there

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And we watch youtube videos about different things and we're like, oh, yeah

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Well, we could do that or we could do that better or we we check on it

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But you know, just like this lava creep stuff like never really heard of that or maybe we did at some point

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Never really registered. Well, we had the pumice when we did aquaponics back at

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In north phoenix and I thought of this because it's cinder blocks. That's what they are

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You know, it's just you know that kind of stuff. So I'm I'm going and then they started actually do

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There was a thing where some guys we tried to get them on and their partnership went the crap or something

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They never came on but it was instead of air crete. They used

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It's like a styrofoam

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Some sand and and it was like putting up rice krispies, you know, it's kind of like, oh, that's good

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We can do that. I think they have classes you can take but they're kind of expensive as far as on youtube

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Yeah, so I just and everything's you know, it's about

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metrics and

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Making money and charging subscriptions. That was just never our thing

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We were I just wanted to be free and they were like if you make money, you'd be like, no, not necessarily they come after you

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but the um

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Uh

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So this lava crete is just imagine pumice you get, you know, it's like lava, you know, you crunch it up or something

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Well, this is kind of small and close score you but

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Because even as a kid, you know that if you take lava, you get your you know

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Little science kid or something you put it water it floats

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So rocks float why because it's got a bunch of air in it, you know

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So if you do that with portland and you can kind of put it on by hand or pour it in and kind of

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smooth it out like

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Rice krispies and then you get an insulated shell of what but what's its compression?

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Well, it's probably better than air crete and then you have different layers

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There's all kinds of stuff that we're doing and we're

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Playing with and we have the opportunity as we do the root cellar

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Now donna didn't like the idea of the sphere, but it's getting to the point to where I think she's going to be really happy with it

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it's going to be

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10 feet the bottom part for the storage the root cellar and then 70 degree

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Area down underground, you know like 12 feet down and you get you know, it's cool

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Then you have the equator 10 feet up there

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That's the floor for the second story that she has

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Workshopped everything up what she's doing and if she don't want it, I'll take it

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Can I have some of it?

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No, yeah, of course you can. Okay. Well, we'll get

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Yeah, the thing is you probably overtake it because you know because that's how you are

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I'll put I'll put tape on the floor. Yeah, so Ernie already has already already has an alternative mode

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Mode he's going to build it and go. Oh, I could put all these other things in there

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Which I think you probably already we're thinking of to begin with so once I thought I could how I could do the second

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Floor if we did it the 20 put then it was I'm like

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Damn, can I can I have a third of that? I can put my you know

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Carbon nanotube battery project in there

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It's going to be a probably either a lot bigger than we think once we get we do build it out

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Put down there or it's going to be a lot smaller than we think so. I don't I don't know which either

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I mean I'm trying to envision it based on the 20 foot

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It's that size it is but you know, you don't know until you see it in a sphere and buried underground

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And then you're thinking of all of the okay. Well, you know, there's

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Well, whatever so you mean you build your shelving and your flooring and all that and it's going to look totally different

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Once it's underground and with all those features in it, but

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I mean, it'll be it'll be good and

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We just need a place to store things that is cool and and honestly that's just one of the biggest things

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We've been talking about since we've been out here as we yes

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we need food storage, but there's really only so much I can put on this bus

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And um, you know, even if I get food it it'll sit and go bad because it's warm everywhere else. So

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We have to have a place that's cool to put things long term

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You know, one of the things as we do this in the future

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If we didn't have the bus it would be

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And the bus is great. I mean, I mean, yeah, this thing is we like it. It's a little narrow

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We are always bumping into each other, but it's very safe. It's it's up. It's a big hunk of metal

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It's you can see things coming or you can see stainless steel

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Well, you know, you can see you get a really nice view because you're elevated here plus, you know

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You kind of feel like you live outside because you got windows all through it

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And um, and we I feel safe even like sometimes our needs on a trip or something

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I'm perfectly fine being out here by myself. So I mean I feel pretty safe in here

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They got elevated, uh, you know turret. Yeah, but yeah, but it's hard to get into if the door is locked

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It's gonna be I mean you're gonna hear somebody coming. So I mean, that's a big one. That's another thing

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While we we're ready to

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Start the fence is going to become a thing and so we can get dogs, but yeah the um

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Yeah, what was the point I was gonna make uh, uh, uh, security

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well

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Oh, it was the um wind. Oh, yeah the wind

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So with I mean they get up to gusty. I mean we had a few nights ago. It was how fast for how long

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I mean, it was like hours of I don't know. It's 20s 30s probably which is a lot out here

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Like 50, but I don't freaking windy as hell sustained

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I don't know maybe in the 20s 30s, but I mean, yeah, I mean everything flaps around out here

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And you don't really it didn't really hear the bus didn't even know that's right outside

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That's the point that I'm making a bus travels through the wind at 80 miles an hour

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It didn't even know don't even care, you know, it's just hitting it sometimes you might feel a little bit

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What was that you look out? It's howling wind

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And you didn't even know we were watching tv or something and we're oh, we got everything up, you know

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And that's one thing you gotta

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Even though you're in the desert you're gonna make sure you got stuff where it's not out in the rain

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And you got to make sure that it's not in the wind or it blows away

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You know, so we take that in consideration and I'm done with these pop-up 10

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God, man, they just they they don't survive. So we got one gazebo thing. It's a metal

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We took time really mountain that's holding holding up. Oh, yeah, that's anchored in there pretty good

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I'm not going anywhere. So I'm all about I'm all about, you know building some permanent whatever and these

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Those you can make into

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Outdoor shaded kind of whatever and I you know, but

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But sometimes you gotta do them you don't need them up every time

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But if you have people out here and they need shade because it's warm or just

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Don't want things in the sun. You need something you can just

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Put up and that's why I have those and I really mean to leave that one that we have out now

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That is obviously now destroyed

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I didn't mean to you know leave it out in the wind, but I didn't know it was going to be windy like that

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so

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It's always going to be windy. Well, no, it's not. I mean it'll take a breeze

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But the wind that kind of wind that's not going to survive

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I was shocked that thing lasted as well. I mean it's still standing, but it's not it's not fixable. So

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Well, this is you know, so we need to have more

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permanent

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Things

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You know, it's I don't want to have to redo anything. I'm sick of that and

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so this is

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You know, we got heavy duty everything else out. I mean, we're fine

02:21:00.020 --> 02:21:05.060
But we just needed shade because we were building your solar battery

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Thing for the garden that was a weekend. It was like 108 or something. So we're like, okay

02:21:10.020 --> 02:21:14.580
We don't really want to do this out. Well today's a good day. We get out today's overcast

02:21:15.200 --> 02:21:21.260
Today's really nice. So this is we started. Yeah, it started to 105. I we were like, what's that?

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I go, uh, I guess summer's here

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We'll come to find out those temperatures aren't even supposed to be here for another couple months

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You know, I didn't know that's like, well, I guess it's here

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Well, it's not we got some nice weathered for

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Yes, so I get freak everybody else was getting snow and wind and tornadoes and stuff and we we got

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Summer

02:21:39.460 --> 02:21:43.800
Well, it's um, but it wasn't that bad. I mean we have you know

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It's about power we have a lot of

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Generation we have three separate power stations. We have

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just

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Two is one one is none and three is one and a half

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but we have

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really good

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education that we got doing the love bus liberty tour on

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energy and solar and then of course bob helps and so on and um

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So we're doing fine

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And if you got a little window shaker you put in the bedroom

02:22:16.960 --> 02:22:24.220
You got the bus air conditioner. You got evaporative cooling. I mean we can stay in the bus a hundred billion degrees and then

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survive and we got starling can do work

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but

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There's work needs to be done

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Early in the morning and late in the afternoon

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You're missing the sunamble in the middle of the day, but fortunately the days are longer

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You know, it doesn't get dark till what freaking nine or something. You know, so it's um

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You know, we get a lot more done in the summer than in the winter anyway

02:22:47.640 --> 02:22:54.280
Guys in the winter you got a lot of holidays and family stuff and that's what eats into we're not willing to give up our family

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To do this and we got nope. We're not going into town. No, we're not going to go bit. No, we're not going to the ball game

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No, we're not, you know for the holiday. No, we're not. Of course we are

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You know, because that's what this is all about family anyway

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and then of course our in-laws and

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spouses of our kids parents and everything we're all friends and so on and they're

02:23:13.260 --> 02:23:16.100
Oh, you know, you know, okay, you know, they're starting to see

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As the news and the things that are happening and they're starting to retire

02:23:20.660 --> 02:23:25.460
And maybe we're Ernie and Don aren't as crazy as they thought and it's comfortable out here

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You know, we got the electric bikes and the tv's and the Polaris and the trucks and the equipment and the tractor and

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The swimming pool and the gazebo and the what so it's really

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Not that uncomfortable. It really is quite comfortable and it is very

02:23:43.220 --> 02:23:50.380
Distressing but that is not the main goal. The main goal was to be able to produce food

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Have water and to make sure you're not too hot

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You're not too cold and that there's enough space for people to bring out their RVs

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Family members to camp out and build their own thing. My sisters retire out here or whatever for us to survive

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And I am very

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I don't know what the word is

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It's not like fear. It's not even really worry. It's

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Concerned it's it's motivation to get ready so that we can not be deprived not be too hungry

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Not be too thirsty not be too cold not be too wet

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And if we can do that in time for this then I

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Our whole family would have the security of they know at least they'll be able to

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Because we've been in that position before

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You know we we pull I mean in the 90s

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If we were doing all our activism and trying to run our businesses and raising our kids and home schooling and

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Pull them out of school and everything that limits you

02:24:54.480 --> 02:25:01.640
There you're limited. You're taking care of kids and educating and doing your own kind of thing and we started our restaurant in

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97

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And during all those years we were very limited

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And we would have you know, and that's what we thought about this a lot

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If we could only put forth our energy

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And our kids learn and be able to sustain ourselves online

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We would look out in the desert we look for land like this

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You know, but we had to get way far out

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They don't have to do it and of course the cost and it's just but fortunately as time has gone on

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We accumulated some resources and support and so on

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That now we can be an inspiration to our family

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And to you

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And I just I instead of getting into all the details on the news of everything

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How bad it is and they them those are doing whatever here it comes and you know pulling the trigger and where are you at?

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I just encourage you

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to

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I don't know what would you encourage them? But what is the mission you would send them on Donna?

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Do what you think you need to do not what you want to do sometimes

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We've always been a position where there's things that we wanted to do

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But we've been more focused on what we needed to do and

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You know, it's not always the easiest way the most comfortable way

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but

02:26:25.220 --> 02:26:30.980
You know, then you're you're more prepared. I I don't know. I guess just do what you need to do

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Where you are, I mean everybody's needs are different so

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The beginning is nigh

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it's time

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Because I I I don't know any other

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Circumstances in the history and a mile marker of this country

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To where it hasn't been so

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Neon flashing example of you need to be more self-sufficient

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You need to stock up food

02:26:58.380 --> 02:27:00.540
You need to stock up resources

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Barter

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You know a good friend of mine had a whole bunch of crown royal. I go man, you must really want to make sure you got crown

02:27:07.560 --> 02:27:09.800
I guess I don't drink. I just need currency

02:27:11.120 --> 02:27:15.060
You know, I'm going okay. Well, that's the expense. That's you know, a hundred dollar bills

02:27:15.060 --> 02:27:18.880
I guess you got there, but the this has been we've been doing

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You know, um, the best we can you know creating

02:27:22.580 --> 02:27:25.560
And it's really starting to speed up now

02:27:25.560 --> 02:27:31.360
Because we got a lot of the equipment and tools and infrastructure that we have a lot of those power

02:27:31.940 --> 02:27:40.160
You know, and we're still working on uh improving the water thing, but I'm telling you it is about growing the food

02:27:40.160 --> 02:27:47.460
It's about making sure that you're able to keep you know fed and uh watered and

02:27:48.300 --> 02:27:52.420
You have exposure to worry about it can get really hot and really cold out

02:27:52.580 --> 02:27:55.100
And the desert, you know, it's um

02:27:55.560 --> 02:28:02.060
You know freezing is not that far away. We had a couple of days of freezing, but um, generally we just

02:28:03.560 --> 02:28:09.060
Really can survive whatever as long as you got enough water. I mean I the first summer I was out here

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I didn't have an air conditioner and I had fans

02:28:11.740 --> 02:28:18.880
You know, I'd be 120 degrees and then at night and I come in and sleep while donna was visiting pennsylvania

02:28:18.880 --> 02:28:24.780
You know, and it was uh doing the roads. So I'm telling you it's it's not

02:28:25.320 --> 02:28:31.940
That bad. I mean, you know, it's bad, but you know, it's it's not, you know death-defying if you're ready

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I encourage you to get ready

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You need to be able to make decisions that aren't

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Under a life threatening threat

02:28:42.820 --> 02:28:44.300
That you don't have

02:28:44.300 --> 02:28:49.140
Calories to keep your body functioning that you you know

02:28:49.140 --> 02:28:54.080
Don't have food for your family and your children that you don't have water

02:28:54.080 --> 02:29:02.580
That you don't have the tools to keep your vehicles going. You don't have you don't have you don't have and we were very

02:29:02.580 --> 02:29:03.220
um

02:29:03.900 --> 02:29:07.340
fortunate in a lifetime of poverty

02:29:08.220 --> 02:29:18.940
To know how and why we needed to have certain tools and stuff to do that we were able to survive this and we've made it

02:29:19.800 --> 02:29:22.840
Nice I get up every morning go out and I love it

02:29:22.840 --> 02:29:26.200
You know, we come back from town. We get here. We're home

02:29:26.800 --> 02:29:28.640
We have beautiful sunsets

02:29:28.640 --> 02:29:34.920
Sunrises it's nice outside. There's only from like 10 in the morning to 4 30

02:29:35.660 --> 02:29:40.220
In the afternoon about eight weeks out of the year that is challenging

02:29:40.640 --> 02:29:41.840
but really

02:29:42.460 --> 02:29:50.260
I feel better during those times because it sweats out the toxins keeps your muscles all nice and loose and warm

02:29:50.260 --> 02:29:53.300
It's like, you know living in a hot tub

02:29:54.700 --> 02:29:58.760
So I mean there's silver lining to everything but

02:29:59.740 --> 02:30:00.980
we can't

02:30:00.980 --> 02:30:03.640
advocate doing exactly what we're doing

02:30:03.640 --> 02:30:06.760
Because it's different everywhere around the world

02:30:07.420 --> 02:30:08.980
You have different kind of resources

02:30:09.640 --> 02:30:14.420
Different weather different climate different and this is unique. This is not what you should be doing

02:30:14.420 --> 02:30:15.480
It's just what we're doing

02:30:16.180 --> 02:30:20.740
But the what you should be doing is being more self sufficient

02:30:21.460 --> 02:30:23.120
Not poisoning your body

02:30:23.820 --> 02:30:28.680
Not, you know, we we go to stainless steel and glass everything as much as we can

02:30:28.680 --> 02:30:32.500
We stay away from plastics more and more we uh

02:30:33.300 --> 02:30:36.660
Are eating out of Donna's garden quite a bit more

02:30:37.210 --> 02:30:38.120
this is

02:30:38.760 --> 02:30:42.700
What is going to be necessary and I'm not doing it as a

02:30:44.500 --> 02:30:45.740
You know

02:30:46.390 --> 02:30:50.980
We're doing it. So you should or you're not being you know green enough

02:30:50.980 --> 02:30:54.860
You're not being enough enough or something or tread lightly on

02:30:54.860 --> 02:30:59.500
You know Gaia's earth kind of thing or any of that stuff. It is just

02:31:00.260 --> 02:31:01.340
Sir thrival

02:31:01.820 --> 02:31:06.880
It is just we are going to go through a very

02:31:08.680 --> 02:31:11.600
Lean time on this planet

02:31:11.940 --> 02:31:13.520
It has done it before

02:31:14.100 --> 02:31:21.220
And you're going to have technology and surveillance and permission slips and all kinds of stuff at the goal

02:31:21.600 --> 02:31:22.080
is

02:31:22.640 --> 02:31:23.960
eliminate dissent

02:31:24.980 --> 02:31:26.440
Have force compliance

02:31:27.220 --> 02:31:28.260
and control

02:31:29.050 --> 02:31:32.520
And make sure you use their money and surveillance

02:31:33.270 --> 02:31:34.560
then if you are not

02:31:35.360 --> 02:31:42.840
More self-sufficient and isolated from and I'm not talking, you know hermitville and we got neighbors

02:31:42.840 --> 02:31:49.560
We help each other. We're doing you know, I'm not you know, you got to be super isolated. There's power in community

02:31:50.380 --> 02:31:51.000
but

02:31:51.960 --> 02:31:53.560
unintentional community it's

02:31:54.140 --> 02:31:56.160
By choice by volunteerism

02:31:56.160 --> 02:32:00.800
That you know, I want to help because it's in my self-interest when I need your help

02:32:01.240 --> 02:32:03.240
You know and rule one don't be a dick

02:32:03.820 --> 02:32:06.640
But the but the think that you're going to be

02:32:08.620 --> 02:32:15.620
Taking care of and you're not an add to your community. You don't bring something to it

02:32:15.620 --> 02:32:19.580
You don't have knowledge and abilities and at least some

02:32:20.060 --> 02:32:25.360
Work ethic and character that would add to the community that why the hell would they want you?

02:32:27.560 --> 02:32:28.000
Seriously

02:32:29.380 --> 02:32:31.000
What do you say you do here?

02:32:32.280 --> 02:32:37.600
You suck off the efforts of everybody else hell. You're just like they them those you're a parasite

02:32:38.180 --> 02:32:39.560
So you want to be an ad

02:32:42.260 --> 02:32:47.040
Go be an ad that's all I wanted. I mean we go over all the news. This is

02:32:47.040 --> 02:32:47.660
Um

02:32:48.360 --> 02:32:53.260
What is today? April what 6th? April 6th monday

02:32:53.980 --> 02:32:56.120
This is a time that I'm um

02:32:56.680 --> 02:32:59.860
Here it comes. There's no if ands or buts now

02:33:00.640 --> 02:33:04.820
Here it comes. We got a head start a little bit probably needed more of a head start

02:33:04.820 --> 02:33:09.060
But we got to where you know, I think that we're going to survive

02:33:09.680 --> 02:33:15.800
Regardless of what happens. We just did another load of supplies and food and getting the

02:33:17.040 --> 02:33:20.980
For preserves and everything getting the root cellar done. So I think we're going to be okay

02:33:21.480 --> 02:33:27.280
It's going to be right. We still got more stuff to do in building, but I encourage if you if you are not

02:33:28.500 --> 02:33:30.220
secure if you don't feel

02:33:31.020 --> 02:33:31.420
um

02:33:32.420 --> 02:33:34.700
safe if you don't feel like you can

02:33:35.600 --> 02:33:39.380
Wait out the thermonuclear war or whatever the hell that's common

02:33:41.060 --> 02:33:42.840
Um, you're not in the right place

02:33:44.180 --> 02:33:46.160
Do it wrong. I don't care. Just do it

02:33:47.040 --> 02:33:52.300
Need to get out and be more self-sufficient. Who do you know that has a farm?

02:33:52.740 --> 02:33:58.940
What family member is willing to give a 20 something year old couple three acres on the back 40 of pace

02:34:00.500 --> 02:34:03.040
Maybe a little stipend maybe they'll get you going a little bit

02:34:03.560 --> 02:34:07.540
Maybe instead of spending a gazillion dollars and you go to college and get the debt

02:34:08.300 --> 02:34:08.780
Uh

02:34:08.780 --> 02:34:10.080
You start a business

02:34:10.860 --> 02:34:12.940
Be able to take care of yourself

02:34:13.580 --> 02:34:14.380
in a family

02:34:15.060 --> 02:34:18.260
The reason there aren't any births anymore

02:34:18.860 --> 02:34:25.180
Aside from them trying to make you infertile is that uh, where are you going to raise them? How can you?

02:34:26.820 --> 02:34:27.000
Well

02:34:27.780 --> 02:34:28.940
You got a home

02:34:29.580 --> 02:34:31.700
I bet we got something. You know

02:34:31.700 --> 02:34:38.440
I I did these things are now possible with technology and it's getting cheaper

02:34:39.340 --> 02:34:42.840
Our electric system when we first started pricing out

02:34:42.840 --> 02:34:46.060
We wanted just I didn't want to have to worry about flip the switch make it go

02:34:46.060 --> 02:34:51.040
We're you know, yeah, but you need to go fine. Get more pan fine. Get more back. I don't care. I use my flip switch

02:34:52.220 --> 02:34:54.160
$80,000 a decade ago

02:34:55.040 --> 02:34:57.180
That same thing is now like 17,000

02:34:58.500 --> 02:34:58.900
I

02:35:01.520 --> 02:35:06.580
Technology is going to it's going to get better. It's going to get faster. It's going to be easier

02:35:07.220 --> 02:35:08.800
That's also a slippery slope

02:35:09.680 --> 02:35:11.980
They get you to where you got optimus

02:35:11.980 --> 02:35:18.600
You know the robot doing everything for you and plugged in surveilled to ring camera Jeff Bezos and

02:35:18.600 --> 02:35:21.920
Elon must know everything and share it with their pal

02:35:22.620 --> 02:35:28.660
Peter teal and Palantir and new president jd vance is you know pushing buttons and making you a surf

02:35:28.660 --> 02:35:29.880
That's not good

02:35:30.580 --> 02:35:37.020
So it needs to have the criteria of decentralization and authority down to the individual and the family

02:35:38.120 --> 02:35:43.940
So we just wanted to take the time to timestamp this time in history right now

02:35:43.940 --> 02:35:47.240
And that we're doing fine

02:35:47.900 --> 02:35:51.800
I'm feeling a lot better about our circumstances now

02:35:51.800 --> 02:35:58.460
But it's took a lot of work for you know year and a half of us just to get to this point to where we can

02:35:59.520 --> 02:36:00.020
Oh

02:36:00.740 --> 02:36:02.320
Maybe we'll be okay

02:36:03.840 --> 02:36:05.460
But things are gonna get worse

02:36:05.990 --> 02:36:10.320
So we need to get okay or hope you do too final word down

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peace

