Engineering Expert Exposes COVID Overreach and the Government Power Grab | Dale J Richardson

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Welcome to American Podcast. My name is Bob and my
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name is Eric Manthi. Thank you all for tuning in,
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and we are going to save how our country. We
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are going to save America. We're gonna save America. Thank
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you nice. Welcome to the Bob and Eric stand for
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America Podcast. My name is Bob done last ye, my
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name's Eric Methani. Thank you for tuning in, guys. Thank you.
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Happy Saturday. When we were not here last Saturday, I
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was at Disney. So man, that's expensive. That is a
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do you know how much it costs for a family
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afford to go to Epcot for one day? Take a
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guess fifteen Just just the tickets along were eight hundred dollars.
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That's for four of us as with myself, my wife
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and my and my two boys. And then we had
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my my in law with me and we fortunately we
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have friends and family rate at the hotel, so we
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were good there. But my god, just to eat, just
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to eat is like, you know, five hundred dollars to
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sit down and let me tell you something, Bob. And
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I'm glad that I'm glad that we have our guest
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deal richardson here because he can talk about this. He
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does a lot of work regarding COVID and pandemic, negligent
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engineering practices and so forth. But I think one of
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the things we want to talk about engineering is the
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way we eat in this country, because you go to
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Disney for an afternoon, you go for a day. My god,
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man Like, we're not gonna make it, man Like, I
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don't know how. When did human beings like get to
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be like three hundred, four hundred, five hundred pounds and
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it's normal. When did that happen? You look at pictures
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from the nineteen seventies, nineteen ays. Hell, I remember going
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to Disneyland in the nineties. It didn't look anything like that.
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Like every person and their mother isn't a damn rascal scooter,
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you know, consuming funnel cakes and sixty four ounce cokes.
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The alcohol consssumption at Disney at Epcot, you know, that's
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a place for kids. So anyway, that's my soapbox today.
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I don't know what the hell's going on over there.
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But real interesting, real interesting week man. A video has
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come out and it's it's really upsetting. So this fourteen
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year old boy in New York, there's a video of him.
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He I guess got rejected by a girl, and you know,
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welcome to being a teenage boy. I got rejected more
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times than I can count, and he played viciously, viciously
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beats her and stops on her head. And I'm thinking
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to myself, I'm like, my god, man, I got rejected
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a thousand times, and it would never occur to me
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to do something like that. And I'm just wondering, like,
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and I'm a criminal defense to turn him former prosecutor.
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I've spent my life in the justice system, like the
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juvenile justice system. This kid's going to go through the
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juvenile justice system. He's going to get a slap on
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the wrist, probably going to get some kind of diversion
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program if that's your instinct when you're fourteen. I'm sick
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and tired of the hugs and kisses nonsense that noh,
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their kids, their children. We got to save children. If
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you're fourteen, first and foremost, look at watch the video.
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It's hard to watch, but watch the video. Just you
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see what we're dealing with. Watch the video. The kid,
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the fourteen year old, is a fully grown man, looks
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like a man, presents like a man, certainly acts like
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a man has the impulse control of an aggressive man
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and a lack thereof, I should say, and we have
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to as a society when it comes to criminal justice,
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namely with juvenile crimes, we have to be willing to
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realize that not every kid can be saved. And look,
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if you're fourteen years old and you steal a Snickers
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bar from Walgreen's, like, yeah, we can rehabilitate, we can
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correct that behavior. There's some faulty values there. We can
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fix that. If it's your instinct upon rejection that your
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prefrontal cortex cannot comprehend that, and you have such little
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empathy and remorse from other human being that you will
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stop on the head to the point where you almost
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kill them. I don't care if he's fourteen, man, I
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don't care. I don't give a shit if he's fourteen.
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Put him out the pastor send him to prison, put
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him in front of a fuck firing squad. I don't
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give a shit. I'm just sick and tired of this
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country tolerating horrific offenses because they're committed by quote unquote juveniles.
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What's your take on that? Am I just a heartless,
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remorseless bastard here.
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No.
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I mean even if the kid he's ten years old
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and does something like that, I'd throw him away for life.
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I mean, like you said, some kids there's just no
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hope for he's probably demonic too. Well, look, you know
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the bottom line is that is this is that ultimately
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what's going to happen is you know, the kid's gonna
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get some slap on the wrist. He'll come out, he'll
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he'll do some juvenile diversion program or something like that,
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and then you'll hear his name in the news. Maybe
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not tomorrow, maybe not next week, but like five ten years,
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he will kill somebody. It's just like there was a
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guy in Chicago who he was part of a group.
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They kidnapped a special needs young boy, tortured the hell
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out of him. The guy got seven years, like seven
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years in prison. Is going to correct him. He came out,
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he robbed somebody right away. There's some people that you
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have to throw away. Some people are dispensable. And that's
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my soapbox. Juvenile justice system. We need to have a
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serious conversation about that in this country and revamping how
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we do things. I don't want to keep our guests
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waiting any longer. He's been so patient. I was messaging
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with him earlier saying, I was running late today and
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I'm reclining a little bit in my chair right now, Bob,
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because I was at the gym this morning and I
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have bad form and I heard a pop in my
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lower back and wooo. It hurts, man. But I hope
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he'll be okay. Hopefully it's just a stray. Dale Richardson
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is joining us. A little bit about Dale richards and
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I want to bring him in. Dale Richard's father mechanical
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engineering technologists, researcher and founder of DSR Kearris North Consulting Incorporated.
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His work combined engineering analysis, constitutional advocacy, and grassroots education
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focused on pub accountability and civic engagement. He's also pioneered
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research into HVAC infection control failures during These Sorrows Slash,
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COVID pandemic, including COVID nineteen, and negligent engineering practices Will
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this kill People. He's also author petitions for redress agreements
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in Canada. The United States rooted in the historic common
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life right of protection and petitioning the government as protected
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and enumerated by the First Amendment, the Constitution, there was advuracy. Dale,
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teachers people have a lawfully certain the constitutional rights when
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ordinary institutional processes fail. And he's a consultant and he's
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got a podcast. What do we do?
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Dale?
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You're not gonna tell us what we don't care our taxes,
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do you?
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That would be nice, but that would probably also get
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you arrested real quick. But I mean, when it comes
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down to things breaking down, like I said, like the
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petition for Redress of Grievances constitutionally speaking, that tells them
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that's the last straw. Go back to the Declaration of Independence,
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after they laid out everything, what do they say? Our
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hubble petitions were met with repeated injury and then that
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was what caused the Declaration of Independence to be penned.
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That's that's designed when other things break down. I talked
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to actually Sheriff Richard Mack about this and the tenth Amendment.
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Anything that isn't into the states or to the federal
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governments to the people now for example, like treason. Yeah,
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no branch was given any jurisdiction over treason in the Constitution.
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It's just defined. And it was done like that for
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a reason because if you gave it to one branch.
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All you would have to do is control that branch
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and no one ever. Then you'd be able to get
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away with treason. And so when you have a breakdown
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of things like this, the petition for redress and grievance
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is how it's dealt with. Because if you go back
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and read the Federal's papers, which every person should read this,
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you would understand the way the Constitution was designed to
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work and why there's a problem even with the Supreme
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Court like this whole living tree doctrine nonsense. The Founding
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Fathers would not have tolerated that, because the Constitution is
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never supposed to change.
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I you know, the older I've gotten them more and
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more I agree with that, and the Founding Fathers were,
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you know, if we can get past all the the
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liberal hyperbole and the nonsense.
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Because I was talking actually my kids about this, because
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they're studying us history and they talk about, well, you know,
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the norms at the time. We talk about slavery, we
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talk about practices that we abhor today. But Bill Maher
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left us said it best, like you can't judge history
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through the eyes of the present. I mean, that was
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the way it was back then. Was it flawed thinking
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was it terrible? Yes, But we're going to look back
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on things that we do now, you know, two hundred
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three hudred years when I'll go, how do people live
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that way? So we have to look at it, you know,
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completely with a wide lens and with a focus on
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what those people were doing. The founding fathers of this
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country were brilliant, brilliant Enlightenment era men, and I think
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they foresaw the future to some degree. They didn't foreseem
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necessarily we'd be able to have these conversations from anywhere
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with satellites beaming up in space, but they understood when
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you look to the First Amendment, when you look to
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redress agrievances, when you look to the Second Amendment, I
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think they anticipated one day we're going to have a
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gun that can shoot more than one round every thirty seconds.
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One day that had the puckle gun. They knew that
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they one day we're going to have the ability to
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repeat this thing a couple of times a minute. They
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also understood that the way that we communicate it wasn't
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just going to be leaflets and newspapers. They understood that
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there were going to be new ways to communicate the future,
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and you can apply all of those tenets to whatever
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the technology may be. Now here's the question.
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Dale.
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I like what you stand for. I like it, but
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I feel like too many Americans have given up in
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the face of tyranny. And I think we are under
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a form of tyranny and have been for a long time.
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Even if it's the people that you like and voted
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for or in office, you're still being governed and your
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rights are still being heavily restricted. I have said it
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on this podcast. I said it under less friendly administrations,
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and I say it. You know, maybe the FBI's listening in.
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But I always thought if there was a time in
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this country for a second American Revolution where the people
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rose up and literally took their government back, it was
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during COVID and people just willingly laid down and said, okay, government,
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Oh yeah, I can't go to work, I can't make
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a living for my family. I have to cover my face.
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I'll do what you say. And you know, Dale, you,
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being a man of history, understand that the American Revolution
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what set that off? At three percent tax on sugar
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and stamps? Where did like the revolutionary mindset change? Because
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we as Americans come from that, and here I feel
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like we just sit by and we're like, oh, man,
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I'm really pissed about it. I think I'll go on
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on social media complain about it. Yeah. There, I've been
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my job.
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That's that's part of it. But even the founding fathers,
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they understood the human nature and they talked about that
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people will suffer evils while evils are sufferable. So they
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gave us, over a gradual period of time, just a
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little bit more and a little bit more while they
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were breaking down our society. If you look at the
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way our men are, like the younger generation. Because I'm
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fifty one now, I look at some of these younger
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guys and I'm like, like, what you guys were talking about.
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Guys like that would have not lasted to get to
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do those things because someone would have really sorted them
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out a long time ago, because it was people wouldn't
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stand for somebody beating a woman on the street, right.
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Like I know when I was a kid, I saw
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a guy beating his girlfriend on the street. I got
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my buddy to turn around and I taught him a lesson.
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Didn't care. You can't do that, right.
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I finished your thought. I got a story for you
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in a minute, Go ahead.
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Yes, So we have to start teaching the men to
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deal with things like men, because there's a young, whole
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young generation, like the Gen zs. They're like, we're cooked,
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but they don't know what to do right. And we
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have to look at it as this is not a
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party issue, because this is a moral issue with what's
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going on, the fabric of society is being ripped apart.
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The families are being destroyed, and they've done this by
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going after the men because they had to go through
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it first, because if he tried to go after the women,
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the men would have not taken this because every man,
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his family is his most prized thing in his life.
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the women. And now we're seeing this whole thing and
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we have to reverse it. And that's why we'll have
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to deal with it on that sort of level and
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take the ones that are ready. Because the three percent
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did not start as the three percent. They ended with
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the three percent. Most people were apathetic and were against them.
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we were significantly tougher than we are. I want to
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get to that point a minute. But dale to your
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point about you being taught to, you know, protect women,
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to intervene. I did that one time. I saw a
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woman getting beaten by where I found out was her
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ex husband, and I intervened to the tune of a
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rear naked choke, and I got sued and I spent
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two years in court until I settle it. So it's
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not you know, the yeah, the road to Hell's paid
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with good intentions, but unfortunately, if you intervene, the society
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that we live in sometimes permits that to happen. You
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got to go through it. But I wouldn't. I wouldn't
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change it because I think I may have saved her
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from grievous jury. But that being said, but one thing
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that we talked about, like you said, very and that's
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interesting because everyone talk about the three percenters, we're the
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three percent, and it wasn't the three percent at first.
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It ultimately was. It was capped at three percent, which
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means ninety seven percent of the colonists were either okay
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with you know, they were loyalists, they were tories, they
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were okay with living under the crown, or they were
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just too scared to do with things like I got
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my little parcel, Landing, got my family. I don't want
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anything to happen. It was the people that were willing
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to lay down their lives, and every man who signed
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the Declaration of Independence knew that we're going to die
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by hanging. We had Benjamin Franklin very famously said we
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either hanged separately or we hang together. And they all
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put their name down and said like, come and get it,
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and we won. But one thing that distinguishes us from them,
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I think, is this idea of comfort culture. Comfort culture.
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No matter who you are, you know, and we all
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have our tails and woe, and we all have our struggles,
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but by and large we're living in the most comfortable
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time in history. You and I Dale can walk out
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on the street today and I'm pretty sure we're not
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going to be hunted down by natives, We're not going
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to be scalped, we're not going to be chased by
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wild animals. We'll probably make it through the day, okay.
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And because of that, this evolutionary instinct has fallen, and
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you can actually measure that hormonally in testosterone levels and men. Now,
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our ancestors faced unimaginable hardships. They lived to the most
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unhospitable climates on Earth, and they actually would go days
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and days and days without food as they followed the
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tracks of big game across the frozen Tundrum. So I
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think that human beings the reason we have an upward surge,
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the reason we've developed the way we have, is through
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our struggle and through our suffering. And I think human
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beings are built to thrive in these suffering environments. It's
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like a tree that can grow out of the ice
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or a beautiful plant that can grow out of a sidewalk.
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You learn how to thrive in your environment. And I
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think that humans and we do our best thinking, our
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best work when it's a life or death situation. If
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I can grab my phone right now, tap a touch tree,
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and every impulse I have is fulfilled. I can get entertainment,
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I can get food, I could go on a dating website.
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Everything can come to me. I don't have to put
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myself out there anymore. So the means of survival are
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no longer beyond your front door. Now they're right in
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the palm of your hand. How is technology and this
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comfortable culture playing a role and just kind of eradicating
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the human spirit the fight from mankind.
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Actually it a lot. I actually studied this in school.
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We had to study technology, and we learned about the
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Rockefellers and so forth, and a lot of things that
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people were talking about with conspiracy we actually learned in school,
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which is kind of funny. But what they noticed is
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that whenever you got more technology, it created a dependency
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and then you lost freedom because you became dependent on
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that technology as your life became more comfortable. We know that,
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especially as men, we require challenges to develop. When we
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take away these challenges, we become weaker. Technology developed as
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out of necessity. This is why places like for example,
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Europe where it was colder in North America advanced and
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technology as opposed to place where Africa was because you
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had food all the time, you could just go out
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and pick it. But in places where it was colder
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like here, if you didn't have your food stored and
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had a way to store it by the winter time,
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you were going to die, right, So those drove the necessity.
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And so now when they're taking away all of these fences,
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we're watching the progression of people going in a different
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way because we're not doing things that are actually helpful
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to us, we're doing things to help support our addictions,
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which were addicted to our soft lifestyle, and adversity will
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bring you out of this, like for example, with me
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in Canada. Canada is far further along on the tyrannical
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nature than the United States. And after I spoke against
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the government, the hammer came down and that was just
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at that point, I was just like, well, the only
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thing to do is go forward, because the only thing
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left that they can do is just end you, right,
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because like they do everything else but that. And you
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watch what they did to the guys at the convoy,
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the guys at Coots they got I mean, they were
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trying to put them on sedition charges like that, ask
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them to plead out to sedition. And I'm like, that's
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if you get charged with trees And they would say
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plead down to sedition, right if you roll over on people,
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that they're doing. And so at that point I was
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just like, too bad. I have kids, I mean, I
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don't want them to live in a world like this.
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So that was my that was my hard line in
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the sand, because we have to find something to fight for.
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What did you go through. What what do you live
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in Canada?
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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah?
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What did you what did you go through? What happened
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to you?
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Okay? When I okay, when I the engineering controls, for example,
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on a pandemic response, that's the first step. So what
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they ended up, what I uncovered was what they sent
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out from the CDC which they used here in Canada,
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and everything else was faulty. It was this is how
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you would actually spread disease if you what they put out,
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and they gave it to a bunch of people who
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had was under duress, didn't have any idea of what
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they were doing. And if I did this, I would
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go to prison. So when I spoke out, I mean
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I ended up going to the police and I reported
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this in July third of twenty twenty. Well, they didn't
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do anything. They shut me out. So I took them
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to court and I had a judge that was dealing
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with the family, a family matter because my ex wife
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filed for divorce and then I had on the same
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day the COVID hearing. The judge told the police to
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keep me on the court. They arrested me. They strapped
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me to a bed drug pe case. My will and
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financially destroyed me. My divorce got settled, the house I
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was living in what got lost? They used committed fraud,
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like I mean, wiped me out, and so after that,
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I was just like, too bad for you. And my
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youngest daughter. I haven't seen her for almost six years
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and she just turned February seventh and February. So yeah,
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So at my point, I don't care, right you take
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a man's kid and do that to him, like the
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house and all that kind of stuff. I gotta walked
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away as long as I had my kid, right, because
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you can always get financial stuff again, but family kids,
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you can't do that. So that's that's where my point is.
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Yeah, you know I think, man, I'm like, I'm kind
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of like taking the back by that.
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I uh, I think about that sometimes. I guess I
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think every man kind of plays at what if scenario,
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and I'm sorry that you went through that. I mean,
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my words don't do it justice, but I think in
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your situation, I think I'd be kind of kind of
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have like this Charles Bronson chip on my shoulder, like
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I'm going to take on the world and I don't
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care who I have to step over to accomplish it.
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So that's so how if I can ask, like, how
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did this all get put into motion, because that's a
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pretty remarkable story.
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It came out because I started to blow the whistle,
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and I got a bunch of like I did, freedom
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information requests and so forth, and saw that they as
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soon as I started a whistle blow, different organizations started
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to talk and communicate with each other about doing stuff.
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And so when I went to the police, I mean,
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he was. I have the video of me talking to
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the guy. He didn't want to do anything, but when
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I explained to him step by step what the issue was,
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he got angry and he had to capitulate and gave
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me the file numbers. But then they wouldn't let me
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bring in any more information and so forth, And so
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I wouldn't stop because when I saw what was done,
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my first thought was my kid could die, someone else's
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child could die, or their loved ones could die. And
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God forbid, if there's something worse than COVID, then this
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is going to cause them to have more problems. So
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I'm like, I'm a Christian, and the Bible says that
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we have to abhor evil in Roman's twelve and that
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word literally me negligence. And so if I see something
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I know it can harm somebody, I cannot let that go.
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So I'm like, the matter is settled. I need to
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make sure that someone else doesn't die for this, and
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I have the ability to do something. Well, they didn't
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like that, and they would have made them have to
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go back to the drawing board on their pandemic response
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at that point. And that's why they didn't want to
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do it. Because every pandemic preparedness that I looked at
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in North America, Europe, anywhere, they all left out engineering.
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How did you figure that out? Where the rest is?
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I mean, look, we all know COVID was a scam.
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We all know that. We know it was an engineered virus.
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We know that now we were right about it. Then
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we'll write about it now. But the world, like you know, humanity,
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was just swallowing the spoon fed lie that it originated
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naturally in a market in Wuhan, China, and it came here.
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And if you don't wear a mask, it'll kill you.
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But go out and riot, Go out and riot, Go
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hurl your firebo target, But your grandmother's dying. Sorry, you
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gotta wave goodbye to her from outside the hospital. I
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mean the atrocities we saw during COVID. To this day,
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I have a visceral response. I can't watch those videos
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and every time I see some nurse doing a TikTok
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And you were telling me my father couldn't get his
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life stated in colon Oscarby because the hospitals are going
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to be overwhelmed. So some nurse could spend twelve hours
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choreographing a TikTok video. It infuriates me to no end.
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But how did you figure it out? What was it?
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What data did you have?
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Well? I when they had to give us the engineering
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controls for the reopening procedures after the first set of
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lockdowns in twenty twenty, so I was looking at a
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couple of dental clinics. They wanted me to help them
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do this for them, and one of them was actually
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my dentist, and so I looked at what they had
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and I was like, where's the rest of this because
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they removed the efficiency from it, which is impossible, and
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I'm like, I need to know what that is because
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nothing operates at one hundred percent efficiency. You can implement this.
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So I started asking questions and I kept getting pushed back,
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and I asked, like the Ministry of Health and other places,
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where's the rest of this, where's the justification for this?
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Because engineering, when you see a formula in engineering, it's
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because they've tested it and it replicates something that exists
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in the real world. So it's not like where I
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think this is theoretical. They find out what this is,
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they you know, get a formula to match its operations
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so they can start calculating, designing, and so forth. So
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they didn't have what it was. So I went back
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and I looked back and did some research and went
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to the CDC and found where they made the change
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and what they changed, and what it did was it
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could change the times that you needed to clear the
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air if you had like a patient coming into your
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clinic by that that could change the times by up
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to ten times if you didn't know what this was.
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So I'm like, that's insane because basically you're going to
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create a bunch of unknown failures that you cannot account for,
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so you don't know whether it's going to work or not.
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And that's a huge problem, right, Like that's I couldn't
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do that to anybody, Like here get on this elevator.
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See if you're going to We don't know if it's
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going to work, but go try it out right, It's
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the same principle. And so that for me, I was
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just that's a hard no, right, and so can't do
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the work with it. You know.
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I always wonder like how they managed to pull something
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like that off on on a global scale. And they
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don't like what we were saying earlier, that that comfort
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culture that we live in people are so afraid. And
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not only that, Dale, but you were mentioning something earlier
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about you know, the level of preparedness and having to
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prepare and store and be ready for hardship. You know,
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they still say I think at COVID, I think the
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numbers maybe a little higher now, But at COVID they
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were saying, like eighty five percent of Americans could not
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put together four hundred dollars in an emergency situation. We
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are not saving our money. We're going out spending seven
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dollars on coffee roundly, we're going out spend one thousand
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dollars on phones. People aren't saving, they're not thinking ahead.
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And if the next pandemic and the next whatever hits
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or I Ran decides to drop the nuclear weapon in
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the middle of our country, you're going to have a
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lot of people that are screwed. And I think what
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happened during COVID is you have a lot of people
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their hands up when government helped me, and they say, Okay,
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well we got PPP loans and we got EIDL loans,
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we got this and that, and we're going to do this.
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We're substats and people just just fell for it. But
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I think like if there was a time for revolution
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in this country, that would have been it. And you know,
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we say, won't get fooled again, but it won't be
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a pandemic in the future. There'll be something else. It'll
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be some other reason for lockdown. Governments don't willingly give
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back power daily. You and I both know that you're
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a student. They don't give back power and they get it.
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Yes. And one of the things the worst parbo is
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with the lockdowns is that in my book that you
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mentioned COVID nineteen negligent engineering practices. Will this kill people?
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I proposed a solution that would save money by extending
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the life of the system, improving efficiency for people to
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have their businesses stay open during the lockdowns. And this
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is the biggest reason why they put the hammer down,
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because I showed what the government did was wrong. I
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showed what the solution was to the problem that would
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save the person money and not needed to lock down.
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And if they somebody had come to me and I
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went and examined their system and assessed it and said, okay,
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these are the things that you needed to do, then
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the government would have to take me to court and
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explain why they're using poor engineering practice to make you
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shut your businesses down and lose the shirts off your back,
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because I was like, I wanted the churches to stay open,
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because they shut down the churches in Canon and so forth,
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and all of these or that they were putting out.
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For example, even with when they started the quarantine Canada,
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they would have had to go back and walk back
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on that because they didn't implement the first step properly.
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And that's all well keep in mind. I mean Canada
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was one of those. But I remember watching scenes from
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like New Zealand and Australia where they were actually putting
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people in camps, COVID camps, and I don't know if
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that would have ever happened here. I mean maybe we
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have more of a threshold or a lessm threshold, I
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should say, for that than maybe people in Australia. Well Australia,
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if you remember, they took all the guns away. You
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can't win a gun in Australia. They had that Port
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Arthur massacre in the late nineties and they stripped everybody
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of guns. We've had a lot of mass shootings here
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in America, but you will never like that is one
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thing that I have to take my hat off to
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American citizens, Like, we are a gun culture and we
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were founded by men with guns. Our lives men protected
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by men with guns, and we will die on that hill.
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So I don't think you'll everage arm Americans. And maybe
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for that reason, we didn't have it as bad as
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some other countries did. But that's not a lot dale like,
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where do we go from here? You know COVID's over,
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but sure enough that the government's gonna pull something again.
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What do you foresee?
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Well, I'm going to see the Government's gonna continue down
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this and people, most people don't make this connection with COVID.
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COVID was a means to an end because when you
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look at for example, Ife talked to like whistleblowers that
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worked with DHS and so forth, like Terro Rotis and
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Aaron Stevenson and so forth. At COVID, the rates of
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trafficking went up like this was you saw the illegals
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flooding across the border. Also, domestically, the rates of trafficking
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went up. The families were breaking down, they were going
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after like cps, were stealing more kids and so forth.
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So you're seeing a higher level of trafficking. When you
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look at what happens with COVID, it greatly diminished the
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wealth of the population. The white middle class was getting
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wiped out, so people are getting poor. They're creating more
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chaos and instant This is what this is the conditions
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where trafficking is rife. If we go back, we're gonna
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expect they'll probably have another pandemic, they'll probably have another lockdown,
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whatever the case is, because this is what is going
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to benefit them. And you look at the Epstein files
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and the connection to COVID, you're going to see where
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this is going. When you break down the family like this,
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this is how you destroy an nation's ability to repel invasion.
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This is invasion by infiltration. If you wanted to take
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over the United States. This is exactly how you do it.
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And you wanted to take Canada because you would need
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Canada as a beachhead to go against the United States.
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And this is why something has to be done, because
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people have to find it within themselves because this is
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never going away. You cannot comply your way out of tyranny.
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And the men that need to stand up, and the
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men that are standing up, people need to start backing
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them up in whatever way they can, because we're watching
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this happen. The people who are standing up are getting
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destroyed by their own and this kind of nonsense has
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to stop. It has to right. We can't continue this way.
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It does one hundred percent, and we can't continue this way.
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And look, Bob, and I'm been trying to figure this
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out for a long time, and I think it's you know,
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it's not so much a political problem or so you
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can vote your way out of it's a cultural problem.
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You can't. You can't delegate that obligation to an elected representative.
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They don't have your interests at heart, no matter who
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they are, no matter who you vote for.
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Yes, And this is where the petition for redress of
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dress comes in because people don't understand what it does,
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because they actually moved it out of use in both
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of our countries. Nobody uses it anymore. They don't even
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talk about it, right They when people say petition, they
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think court. That's part of it. When they said the
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first amendment right for the petition for redress of grievances.
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It is to the elected official and it is there.
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And the second amendment is that if this fails. This
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is why we have the second amendment, because if you
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look at the Decoration of Independence, you'll understand why that
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is the way it is. So this is designed for
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you to go to the government to demand something to happen,
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and happen swiftly, because legislation is going to take too long.
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So you can go to Congress and say, listen, this
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is what I need to do, or to your state legislature,
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and then if needed, then the executive can start firing
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off executive orders. The reason why you go to the
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legislative branch is because that is where the will of
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the people is known. The executive is the sword and
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the judicial branch is basically a referee. But when the
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judicial branch is captured and the people no longer have
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the ability to restrain the government. Then they have to
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go to the legislative branch that controls the judicial system
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the laws that govern it to fix it, and then
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the executive to deal with it in this kind of manner.
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And so what we're seeing here is a crisis where
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the judicial branch is captured. And we understand this very well.
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And you look at even what's happening into the Supreme
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Court where they're leaking stuff. There's all kinds of problems
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in there. And then on the state level of the courts,
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they have no regard for the Constitution. So what you
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have to do is now go to the federal government
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and now you have to deal with it. But the
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only thing that's gonna make this change is force. They
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need to have a force of will. We're not saying
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that we're gonna have to go and pick up arms,
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but you have to make these people's lives uncomfortable and
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say you're gonna do this or you're gonna go because
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we're at war. Even though there's no weapons, we're still
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at war and we have to think and strategize using this.
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And the Founding fathers design the Constitution to deal with
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this type of thing without actually having to go to war.
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But we have to deal with it in a manner
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that we're gonna be relentless. That's really it.
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Yeah, I think that's the case.
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Dale.
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You know, you speak truth, man. People need hear this
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and they need to understand, you know, how they can
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be more than just a powerless pond. How can they
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find you, follow you and read up on you.
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You can follow me at well the christ Project. You
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can find that on Rumble, YouTube, Facebook and so forth
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and next and I'm also you can reach me at
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DGS Richardson on x and then true Social and so forth.
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That you can go to dsrcrisconsulting dot com. There's a
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contact form that you'll also see a page for the
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Caris Project which shows people about the petitions that we've
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already served and that we're getting people organized so that
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they can go ahead and hold their government accountable, because
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we've done it in Canada the United States and demonstrated
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how they both violated treaties, which is interfering with another
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country and that's a serious problem and we need to
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hold them accountable because we're in a situation where all
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of these people that were tied to COVID, they're tied
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to doing filth to children. And I'm sorry, but that's
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a hard line. I cannot like. That's the line in
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the sound for me. I don't want to live in
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a world where you can just go and steal kids
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and do filth in them and get away with it.
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Absolutely not. I don't care if you're a Republican Democrats,
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I don't care if you're a liberal conservative. If you're
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in line with people who are harming kids, you don't
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have no business being in government. I don't care.
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Neal Richardson, thank you so much. Guys, check him out,
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follow him. Very good conversation. Love to have you back again, man,
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Thank you so much.
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All right, thank you for having me.
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All right, take care guys. Hey, you know, like, don't
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be powerless. It feels hard to be powerless. Sometimes sometimes
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you feel powerless with the a men's power of the
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federal government. But that being said, you got to know
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your rights, You got to certain your rights, and you
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know understand that. You know, our country was foundated and
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the laws were created by men much smarter than us
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that foresaw all this and certainly came from tyranny and
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for saw the ability that we could go back into it,
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and invariably we will, and invariably we have to because
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men are flawed preachers, and this is what we do.
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And unfortunately, when you're given power, no matter who you are,
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I think you're going to succumb to its temptations. That
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being said, guys, thank you all for joining us. Next week,
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and we're already into the month of May. Month, you
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know May, and God pretty soon the pretty soon, like
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it's twenties are gonna be over. Man, this decade has
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gone by really fast, exceptionally fast, as best as I've
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ever seen a decade go bye. Maybe maybe we're just
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getting older and our memories are getting longer, but I
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don't have time. Something seems off with the time space continuum. Well,
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your kids are growing up so quick, so they're going up.
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They're going way too fast when they were just little
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guys to two minutes ago. Now, my son, John, my oldest,
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is the same height as I am, so and he's
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still going and they go have my my my father
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was very tall. Man, I'm kind of stick in the middle,
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but he'll probably inherit that guys, thank you all for
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joining us and we'll see you next week. Thanks again.
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Take care of guys. Thank you.