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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for joining us tonight on Sweet Liberty.
Today is Wednesday, and it is the 16th of August in the year 2006.
And I hope you're having a nice week.
I want to start here with our spiritual message. I think I did this one last week.
And it is a card from the quote, the box that I have of quotes from A Course in Miracles.
It says, Your Holiness, reverses all the laws of the world. It is beyond every restriction of time, space, distance, and limits of any kind.
Your Holiness, reverses all the laws of the world. It is beyond every restriction of time, space, distance, and limits of any kind.
Alan, what is with us again this evening? And Alan, it's nice to have you back.
Yeah, it's a pleasure to be back.
Yeah. You've been a busy guy.
Yeah, very busy.
Uh-huh.
I'm just getting the wood in now, as I say, for this winter.
And going at it, cutting, cutting, cutting.
How many cords do you need?
Oh, I don't count cords, but it's the good piles.
Oh, piles.
Yeah, just a couple of little hills will do me.
Okay.
And again, it depends on how hard the winter is.
Yeah, and how long it lasts, and how your cutting weather is.
That's right.
Yeah. Well, you got it in last year, didn't you, Alan?
Well, in last year, and it's also the... Well, it's a lot of bears around now, so they're...
If you saw dodge the bears, find you they dodge you, too.
Do they?
Yeah, if they see you coming, they'll get out of your way.
Yeah.
So, you haven't run into any that have shown any signs of aggressiveness?
Or, like, ladies?
Sometimes you'll get occasional one like today, with the thicker head up in the long grass.
And he had to, from year to year, he was about a foot and a half.
Wow.
And big shoulders on him.
And what do you do? Do you just kind of...
How do you just dance, Bill?
Okay.
Hopefully, he'll amber off.
And if he doesn't, do you keep standing there?
Yeah, you don't want to run.
I wouldn't think so.
Yeah, you don't run.
And generally, the bears generally won't get out your way.
That's only danger if there's cubs around.
That's when the danger time ends.
That would be springtime, wouldn't it?
Yeah, but some cubs will hang around their mums for a year or more.
Okay.
Well, you and I wouldn't call them cubs at that size, but they're...
But it's their mother's baby.
That's right.
Uh-huh.
And Mummy there doesn't want any excuses.
Uh-huh.
And you don't try and pat them like the television's trained people to do, you know.
The city folk think they're cute and cuddly because they've watched all the nature programs.
You leave them to their world and they'll leave you to yours.
Uh-huh.
And you get on just fine.
So, they're eating the blueberries right now?
Yeah.
They're devouring them.
You wouldn't believe how many berries these guys can eat.
Did you get some?
No, I've got some, yeah.
I've got some berries.
It was a good year for that because they gave us a lot of rain this year.
Yep.
Nice, big, fat, sweet berries, aren't they?
Oh, there's dex of them.
Yeah.
Blueberries and the raspberries were good too.
Oh.
And there was even some of the wild strawberries coming out big time too because of last year.
So, now it's the last of the blueberry season.
Yeah.
So, they passed my house to get to the train tracks because it grows great along the train
tracks for some reason.
The berries too.
Yeah, so these blueberries are good ones.
It must be.
I think blueberries like an acidic soil.
You've either got a hankering for traveling.
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
But at least Germany are produced along the real road track.
That's cool.
Yeah.
So, when I go out at night, I just hit the flashlight and make sure they make a noise
and they know you're coming and they get your way.
They're not, they're not nocturnal animals, aren't they, Alan?
Oh, they can wander at night.
Yeah, they'll come in at night too.
Generally, they won't hang around the house unless they smell a garbage or something from
the city's barbecuing.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, they'll come.
At least they smell a barbecue.
They'll come for miles.
They're scented with eight times better than a dog.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
They don't seem too great though.
I didn't know that.
They're scented that much more sensitive.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
That's why they get attracted to garbage sites and garbage outside homes or whatever.
Mm-hmm.
Well, what's on the agenda tonight?
What's on your mind besides bears and cutting wood?
Besides bears and cutting wood, well, I'd always like to talk to the ethnic groups that
themselves in trouble at the wrong time, or I should say the right time according to the
agenda, and speak to the young people, especially the young males, because they're always, you
know, males are young and stupid, but we're very stupid when we're young.
And they've got to realize that there are agencies setting them up that have been provocateur
into situations they probably would never get into, because they're given leaders by
intelligence agencies, generally off their own race and creed and all the rest of it.
And they're following them and they're getting themselves in trouble in Britain and across
the world.
And they've even done programs on the BBC where the internet is being used by the intelligence
agencies to get these young guys into it, so they'll get themselves in trouble.
The intelligence agencies got to find somebody creating terror, or all the types, there's
just a lot of crying wolf.
So they create this situation, then they point to these young guys and say, look, we're told
you so, these terrorists are everywhere.
And meanwhile, there'd be no terror at all if they'd left them alone.
There'd be some young guys just spouting off, you know.
So they're being set up, and I hope they really understand that.
This is an ancient technique that's been used over and over.
They give you the leaders, you'll follow them, you'll end up in entrapment, and then they'll
claim that you're terrorists.
Don't follow the big boys, even though they seem to be respected within your own race
and creed and religion.
When you're saying the big boys, you're saying...
The good speakers, the ones that are from your own people, you might say, that appear
to be the intellectuals, have all the answers, they know what's going on to create the hype
to get you to follow, and the next thing you know, you're in trouble.
Are you talking about talking them into getting involved in policing and this type of thing
out?
Oh, no, I'm talking about the actual terrorist act.
Oh, these things are found, for instance, in London and even in Canada.
Really, we probably have come to nothing if the intelligence agencies hadn't encouraged
Muslim guys to start chatting on the internet about doing something about what's happening.
Because then the same agencies supplied these young guys with the leaders, you know, and
then supplied them with all the equipment to get themselves in trouble, then they get
arrested for it.
They're being set up another way.
And this is a typical provocateur ship that goes on all the time.
And the intelligence agencies have recruited guys who are Sikhs, Hindu, Muslim.
Every faction, you can imagine, it was the intelligence agencies, basically, that set
up all the white racist groups in the U.S.
And I think one of our earlier programs, we talked about that when the BBC years ago,
back in the 70s, there was a documentary on one of the southern U.S. states.
And it's a whole other program about supposed white racist groups.
And it could be one thing.
When you say white racist, are you calling, like, the white separatists or white, what
do they call it, identity?
They call them neo-Nazis.
Okay.
And they even showed you the inside of this hall where they met.
And there's maybe 150 of them there.
Then about eight different U.S. agencies waited at the same time.
And by the end of the night, everybody got away because everybody in it was one of their
boys, except for three people who just walked in.
Oh, my gosh.
The whole group.
It's incredible.
There's so many overlapping agencies.
It's entrapment.
It's entrapment, though, Alan.
Pardon?
It is entrapment.
Oh, it's entrapment.
But there'd be none of these groups to begin with if the fed hadn't created them.
It was so starting to see all these guys gradually filtering away into the night after showing
their ID, except for three guys that walked in off the street.
Everybody else was an agent from one department or another.
So this is the oldest dodge in the book since it gave us the leaders to follow.
And the innocent, the ones, the naive, end up kind.
You know, that happened to the son of a friend of mine.
And I think it was basically what Wokey and his wife up, because when he told me about
it, he said everything that I had ever talked to them about they could see now was the truth.
And he said they'll hear something on the news and look at each other and suddenly realize
the lies.
But his son and a friend of his, they were out of work looking for work.
And an agent, a narc, became friendly with them.
And he started encouraging them to set up a meth lab.
And both of them kept saying, uh-uh, they wanted nothing to do with it.
He said, well, I can get you the stuff.
And as it turned out, my friends, his body was the one that set up the meth lab in his apartment.
But he didn't really set it up.
It was the narc.
The narc did everything.
And then once they got it set up, they got arrested.
And they both went to prison.
Eric went to prison, I'm thinking it was maybe two or three years as an accessory.
These were young college age boys.
Yeah.
And the whole saying, not either one of them would have ever had a thought in their mind to do that, Alan.
That's right.
And that's pretty typical.
That's a perfect example, isn't it?
Oh, absolutely.
Absolutely.
And Tratman's the oldest trick in the book.
He creates a situation, bring in the naive, and set them up in an endpoint loop, see?
And that's how it's done.
And they're finding this now with scouring the internet.
All these agencies looking for young guys who are just beeping off.
And then supplying them with leaders that come into their sights without chatting to Tratman.
Yeah.
Seemed to be one of their own, you see?
Uh-huh.
And they want to then apply them with the materials to get any trouble.
And then they'll arrest them for it.
And see, there's terrorism everywhere.
Yeah.
And all this farce that had gone on at the airport with the fluid bomb, you know, her baby's milk,
everything was getting put, plenty of hampers, mouthwash, everything.
It's such an incredible farce.
And the public stand up with it.
They put up with the humiliation, this training technique of being humiliated.
And they're being trained to be humiliated.
And that's the exact response they want from the public during any tyranny today or thousands of years ago.
It's always the same technique this shows.
And the more humiliation you take, the more beaten down you are,
and you won't believe that one day you'll be made to walk stark naked past people and paraded as they laugh at you.
And the public will fight a sheet over you or something to continue your flight if you're so stupid as to keep going.
But that will come, because these are status and charge of it.
Yes, they are, I'm saying.
Yeah.
One time, you said...
What you were saying about your granddaughter going back home.
Yeah, with their shoes.
Would you tell them what happened?
Well, everybody had their shoes off.
I took them to the gate.
At the airport?
Yeah, at the airport, right.
And there was a huge snake-long line to get through security years,
but had to be there two hours early for the flight.
But I saw people walking around in their stocking feet.
And when we guys...
I mentioned it and they said, oh yeah, and I was okay because I had a pair of thong sandals on.
The girls were wearing flip-flops.
Brandon had to take his shoes off.
But men in business suits, it didn't matter.
They take the shoes off, put them in the basket, and then the basket gets run through the line.
And as a matter of fact, on that trip, they pulled Ashi's purse out and took it over to the side.
I was already true.
I had to get a security pad.
And Ashi was so old?
Seventeen.
Teenager and, you know, her young sister and brother were with them.
I wasn't even standing there with them because I went through a few people I had because I had a security pad.
So I got on the other side of the security thing there and was watching.
And the next thing, you know, he had her purse and he took it over to the side by a wall.
And I walked over there and I was watching him.
I asked him, is there something wrong?
And he said, well, it just looked different.
He went through her purse.
And I mean, he took every, and it was, you know, young girl's purse as Alan.
He opened up her makeup bag.
He opened up the little compact things.
He opened up lipstick tubes.
He went to that purse with the fine tooth comb.
And I guess it took a good close to maybe eight, ten minutes or so.
And then he got done and he stuffed everything back in.
I have a nice flight.
Yeah.
And I did get an email about this afterwards.
I was shocked.
The thing is, there wasn't one person complaining.
They just took it in their stride.
And you'll find less with the young because they've been trained in advance in their school searches.
Yeah.
Coming in and out of school, you think it's normal.
That's how this all ties together.
How they worked so far ahead for what to come.
Well, Alan.
And they always trained the youth.
Well, it wasn't just youth.
They were the only really young people there at the time we were there.
Yeah.
These were adults.
And it doesn't matter what their age was.
It doesn't matter whether they were dressed in a suit or a pair of jeans or a skirt, a dress.
Yeah.
Their shoes came off and they went into the basket and went through the thing.
Yeah.
So it isn't just the youth.
In fact, my children are very aware, you know, what's going on.
But you stop and think about it.
I thought, you know, the pathetic thing is there's not one person I heard complaining.
But Alan, if you did complain, they'd probably take you in a room and give you a cavity search.
Oh, I'm sure.
I mean, they would.
Yeah.
It totally would subdue a person because, you know, a lot of us have heard nightmare stories.
I remember reading one about a year or so ago.
A young 15-year-old girl who had gone to a special Olympics and she had participated.
She had a wooden leg and they made her sit down right there in front of everybody and take her wooden leg off, Alan.
Yeah.
Now, do you know what that must do to a young 15-year-old girl to go through it?
That's meant to do that.
Yes.
The more you're humiliated and then you accept it and if that rage is up inside you because
you feel helpless, it puts you to another level of helplessness.
And this is a standard technique.
You see, Britain, they were the first country to use a concentration camp.
And they used them in the Boer War with the Dutch settlers in Africa.
Oh, nice.
And they found that they used the same techniques that eventually Hitler was accused of using.
They eventually stopped you to break the will, to break the people by humiliation and making
them do a humiliating thing, walking naked, all this kind of thing.
Cavities, churches, blah, blah, blah.
It's all old stuff and it's a sign of breaking down the human spirit.
Yeah.
When were the Boer Wars?
Oh, that was really started in the 1900s because...
In the what?
I'm sorry.
The people of Rosary were the guy who initiated the Boer Wars.
On behalf of Britain, he wasn't acting independently.
And that went on into the early 1900s.
And then it ended before the World War I.
You know, we were talking one night on the air about what's happening over in South Africa with the white.
And I made a statement and I said, I find it difficult to feel compassion for them because it isn't their country anyway.
I mean, they went over there and they took, you know, the blacks, the Africans for slaves.
And I got an email from the guy and he said, I think he might have said shame on me or whatever.
But and then he said, is it any worse what they did over there than what Americans did to the natives here?
Yeah.
The Indians, the American Indians.
And then he named a few.
And I said, I agreed totally.
Just the whole thing is outrageous.
I watched a movie at the urging of a friend, the movie on Geronimo.
And I don't know how close to true it was.
But there's, it sounded, it looked to me like they were being pretty truthful with it.
It was the promises that were made to these people.
You know, come on over here and give yourself up and we'll let you go over.
And then once they got on the reservations, then all the rules and regulations were laid down.
And they weren't allowed to leave without special permission.
And according to this movie, Geronimo, because he had gone on the war path, evidently, he wasn't going to give up.
But of course, their ranks were getting smaller and smaller because as they got killed off, there weren't any children coming up.
And finally he gave himself up.
And the man that talked him into it, he said he would have to go to Florida for two years, but he could take his family.
And they said that he spent 20 years the rest of his life in prison, 20 years in a Florida prison.
So the inhumanity to man, yeah, it is.
And basically it was the whites.
It was the whites that went over to Africa and took the land and called the fairs.
They were the whites that came here from Europe and said we've got to get rid of these Indians and so kill them all off.
There's more than just the whites.
What it is is an entire...
It's what's behind it, Alan.
It's a system.
Yeah.
It's a system based on a funny thing, a strange thing, unnatural thing called money, which were taught rules are life.
And everyone runs after it and then you're willing to do someone else and to get more of it.
And that's the whole key to this money and profit business.
Well, and then they get these military leaders that are...
What are they?
What was that ATF agent that was videotaped during the Waco Holocaust?
I'm a lean, mean killing machine.
Oh, yeah.
Pwned to kill, he said.
And when you put people like that in charge that have no compassion, they slaughter for the fun of killing.
What is a psychopath?
Did they do recruits on their tests to find the psychopath in the military and in the special forces?
Psychological tests, which are pretty well infallible so they know what they're looking for.
And every henchman in history has always recruited a psychopath to do his dirty work.
I know and I suppose the way I speak, I sound like I'm not white myself, which is, of course, I am from French, Irish, Scotch, Dutch, whatever.
A bunch of them, but I hear people saying, well, you know, the white race is superior because of their IQ and because they're hard workers.
A lot of reasons, but when people can be made or cajoled or blackmailed or whatever, bribed into slaughtering other people, Alan, I see nothing superior about that.
No, there's a defect you see running through human nature.
There's no doubt there is a defect here.
And one time these defective ones were killed off by tribes.
They killed them off.
Yes, they did, didn't they?
Yes, they did.
And that was the beauty of a no-money type system and living in tribes.
She didn't have an army to come down on you and make you all do the same thing.
But the people themselves saw a deviant in their midst, an egotism, very quickly.
Money is the first deviant creation, and from money came a whole structure of greed.
And based on fear too, they always keep the bulk of the populace and fear of poverty through this money system.
And when you have a fear of poverty, you get an exaggerated need for more and more money to secure the more you have.
And this is an old trick.
So deviancy can create another deviancy of the opposite extreme for a fear of poverty that will create tremendous greed which will kill others in order to get wealth.
In other words, you're saying it isn't always the greed just to have more and more, but behind that is the fear of being impoverished.
Absolutely.
That's where it runs on.
It counts on that site.
Your basic needs are food, shelter, clothing, water, warmth, that kind of stuff.
And this structure, this scientific structure, which was known in ancient times, knew all of this stuff
and developed over thousands of years into very fine art.
And that's why economy is always like a big roulette wheel to the majority of the people.
The animals earn the market.
That's why it's called the market.
The stock market.
Stock market used to mean your animals.
Oh, stock, the stock age.
And so they all play on this big roulette wheel, and it's rigged up, and they don't know it.
And it's to tell you, oh gee, your pensions, everything's riding on this big hit-or-miss deal, so everyone's sitting biting their nails all the time.
You're not allowed to relax.
It keeps you on edge, and that's meant to do so.
It's a giant con game.
Always was a giant con game.
But it's based on the fear of poverty, with a supposing exaggerated need, a psychotic need, to overcome that by a community massive wealth, as anybody can expect.
It's unnatural.
You've said before, more than once, the ones behind death.
You've said, I don't think they're human.
But technically they're not, because if you don't have that part of the brain, I don't think they have it.
I think it's been bred out of them.
Just as you can breed traits into a person or an animal, you can also breed certain traits out of them.
And since they were selected for certain abilities, and coldness, and ruthlessness, these leaders are basically psychopaths themselves.
But they don't have that part of the brain left that gives compassion and empathy.
They are the destroyers.
And their system will destroy everything it touches.
So are you saying then, the possibility is that each and every one of us have some of those genes, and then it's choices we make, whether we succumb, or whether we don't?
Yeah, if we have a full and packed brain and mind, then we do have choices, absolutely.
Whereas they themselves, being deviant, and bred with deviants forever and ever, they themselves don't have.
They're more like creatures of instincts, more like insects, you might say, than humans.
They have no, they don't sit and ponder over some skin that's going to kill thousands or millions of people.
They don't worry about, they can sleep well at night when you start wars and bomb people from the air, and slaughter whole nations.
They just sleep very well. They don't need tranquilizers.
So that, yeah, technically they're not human.
Think they're DNA and sun tamper twists?
A long time ago, maybe?
Primarily, Plato said it all in the Republic, he said we can literally breed and trade.
If you want a domestic dog, you can breed, trade some.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
In other words, if you have a dog that has aggressive tendencies, you don't breed it with another dog that has aggressive tendencies.
And I can very well relate to that one. We had great genes.
And to find out the background of the blue we had, that was showing aggressive tendencies, and it was in a fire, and it ran fire.
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Folks, I want to remind you again at the beginning of the break.
The website, WFAR's website, has been down a few times.
And what Nicholas did is remind you that there's another way to get in.
And it would be good if you're not going to remember it, write it down.
If you go to WFAR to hear the broadcast and you can't do it, try going to firstamendmentradio.net.
Then I understand that sort of a backdoor into it because I know that it has happened on a few occasions.
Hasn't it, Alan?
Yes, it has.
They were down the same night.
Our website was out three weeks ago when I couldn't get on the air because my long distance was out
and it was back after the broadcast was over.
Our website was down and so was First Amendment Radio down.
And you did the broadcast that night and I don't know if I've announced this,
but folks, if you weren't able to get in, I heard from a couple of people that had a link and were able to get in.
But Alan has that broadcast on his website at cuttingthroughthematrix.com.
I liked your new little local thing up at the top of the site, Alan.
Oh, yeah.
That's pretty cool.
And I'm seeing the burst off on your DVD.
Yeah.
And Alan's giving a karate chop to the capstone of the Great Pyramid.
That's good.
One in the eye.
Right in the eye.
That's cool.
I should tell the people that the DVD is out now.
Well, you should go right ahead and do that.
Yeah.
The details are up on the website.
It's worth getting.
It's different than anything else out there.
And I go into some of the history, some of the occult, some of the esoteric meaning.
I mixed it with some music, a lot of visualization there to keep you occupied, a bit of humor at the same time.
And yeah, you'll really enjoy it.
I've learned a lot too.
Now, this one...
You've gotten a lot of them in there that are downloadable free.
But this is one that they will purchase.
That's right.
Okay.
What is the cost on that, Alan?
I think it's up for 35, I think.
Okay.
Yeah.
And that's a two hour?
That's two hours.
And it truly is just packed.
It'll keep you going.
You won't fall asleep with this one.
Oh, cool.
That sounds neat.
You spent a long time putting that together, didn't you?
Yeah, yeah.
I had to be just right.
So, as best as I could do, and Jason could do with what we had, the program.
And yeah, it should be really, really pretty good.
Well, as soon as I get a copy.
Yeah, well, it should arrive this week.
Oh, goodie.
Did you mail me one?
Yeah.
Oh, thank you.
It all depends.
This is the thing with the mail, because you know all this holla-balloo that...
I mean, the U.S. is going overboard checking everything.
And all these characters that spend their days looking through parcels and packages and
letters are given quotas to fill out.
And so some get through without a problem.
It just depends on your luck.
Other ones are held up in a backlog until they look at everything or watch the videos,
I suppose.
That's like the...
Oh, wouldn't that be nice?
Oh, I'm sure.
Your hope that that's happening, Alan.
Yeah.
So yeah, I can either get there within a week or it can take two, sometimes three weeks
some have taken.
So it's all part of luck right now.
And even the air mail is going the same speed.
And that's what the main headquarters for Canada Post told me, that whereas air mail
overland really doesn't make any difference right now.
They're just in two to three weeks.
So if people are going to mail you and they're in a hurry, they may as well...
Well, I won't get the mail coming from the U.S. fast.
Oh, okay.
Six days, seven days.
But it's getting stuff back into the U.S.
On the U.S. side, you see U.S. customs that are doing all this.
So, you know...
Well, I also discovered, and I don't know when this started.
Because I know when Chuck was here, you know, we went over to Canada with the children and
over to the falls and had no trouble getting in and out.
And now, I guess you can get into Canada without a birth certificate.
Of course, you have to show ID.
But I'm told that you have to have a birth certificate to get back into the U.S. from Canada.
And Derek had told me that when he and his family were going to the falls.
And I said, oh, Derek, Darren, I don't...
Did I say, Derek?
Darren, our webmaster.
I said, I don't think so.
He said, yes, because I've read it.
And my sister's coming.
And they'll be coming through Canada because it's closer.
And that's what she found out.
She had to have a...
She had to have a birth certificate to get back into the States.
You know, to certify that you were born.
Yeah.
And people think they're free.
And these are certificates to certify that you were born by disorder.
I thought your mom would have known.
Yeah.
But that's how farcical all of this is, isn't it?
Well, it's farcical.
And it's insane.
You mentioned the situation over there in London.
And I don't know.
I just believe that there are many, many people, maybe not enough yet.
But I think that the numbers are growing that hear that and say that's the farce.
That's the setup.
It's the hope.
That's right.
And over here in the States, they're saying, oh, well, we have to take this because it could be explosive.
And they've got a big trash can.
And they're opening up water bottles and baby bottles.
And you name it.
And they're pouring it all in together.
Like they're really afraid.
And I did read a letter that somebody wrote to the security, whatever it was, agency that's in charge of this.
And they wanted to know what gives.
You're taking it away.
They're taking it away from us and putting it in their own bags.
Yeah.
And that shampoo and anything, evidently, that's even slightly liquid.
Liquid makeup.
Right.
You were just not safe with all this stuff, you see.
Right.
And you know, I don't ever watched 1984, the British version, with Richard Burton.
Were there, was there more than one version?
There was an American version, which was almost futuristic sci-fi in the 1950s.
Okay.
It was terrible.
I think I saw that one.
That one was right on where my Winston gets caught and arrested and taken to the Ministry of Love.
That's where they torture you.
The Ministry of Love, yes.
And he put him in a cell and his next door neighbor's there.
And his next door neighbor says, stay away Winston, stay away.
I'm a thought criminal.
Don't come near me.
I'm a thought criminal.
I didn't know myself and my daughter told me.
That's right.
That was in the book, wasn't it?
And you see, that's where they're bringing us until we're not sure of ourselves.
And the American Psychological Association is all part of this.
They've been turning out books for years saying, you know, no one can be trusted because we're all prone to do irrational things.
So we're all potentially criminologists, you see.
And that's what that puts me in mind of when they start to talk about mandatory psychological testing for everybody.
This is all part of the 1984 structure that Orville warned us about.
And he showed us what they would do if we'd let them.
And you see it happening now.
Now the next thing you're going to hear is, you know, there's a science program on television.
And I said, you know, you can take your ear wax and some mucus from your nose and go to the washroom and mix it with some urine.
And you have an explosive there.
You know, so you're a walking chemical factory of exploits.
So we can't trust you at all.
And we'll all sit there if an expert tells us and nod our heads and say, you know, he's right.
That's what they'll do to us if we let them.
If we let them.
Yeah.
We've got to stop disbelieving, you know, suspending our disbelief and start saying and laughing at them instead.
We've got to start doing this.
We've got to start doing it now before it becomes a habit.
And we're all used to going, scraping and stripping and having body cavity searches.
We've got to stop it now.
And do you think it bothers them if we laugh at them?
Pardon?
Do you think it bothers them if we laugh at them?
Oh, absolutely.
Good.
Oh, it bothers them.
Oh, we should remember that.
If you control freaking, you laugh at a control freak or a schoolyard bully.
And that makes them worse, you know.
And when they get worse, they do the stupidest things which make you laugh even louder,
and lets other people see how stupid they are.
Yeah.
See, the bully mentality will not stop until you stop it.
You have to stop it for them.
That's right.
There's no end to the sadism that they will produce if you just keep taking it.
When we talked on the phone a few days ago, I know that a lot of times the conversations
that we have, even though we're talking truth, it can be very depressing.
And one of the things you said, I wanted our listeners to hear this because it's wonderful.
To hear you say it, I know it so, but you said this is not a lost cause.
No.
There are people waking up, and more and more people are waking up.
Yeah.
And then we come into the second reality.
Because the first one is just understanding what's happening now.
Then you realize the second reality is that you question everything you've taken as normal
and start re-questioning that.
And I mean everything.
Re-evaluating everything.
And that's when you get another shock.
You realize that everything in your system was given to you.
The culture was created.
Everybody's culture has been, except maybe the last remnants of the dying people in Africa.
Every culture was given to us.
Again, Plato wrote about it in the Republic.
And he was taught by the Egyptian Empire, which ran the ancient world for 5,000 years.
So this is old science that's still being used today.
And you have to re-evaluate everything.
You can't get back something that was never used.
That never was.
A mutual friend of ours from Colorado.
I was talking with him this afternoon.
And we got talking on the Constitution.
And I told him about our conversation.
Excuse me when you were first down with us.
And how ticked off.
I got so ticked off I quit asking you to come on for a while.
But I was kind of ticked off because you wouldn't say what you said to me on the telephone actually.
But the whole point is, I told him, I said I was like Noah Webster.
I would have fought to preserve that Constitution with my dying breath.
And then he was talking about James Madison.
And having read the Federalist papers that he felt that James Madison was really in their fighting for right.
And I said, well, the Constitution itself was treason.
You know, the Continental Congress had no power.
And the state, under the Articles of Confederation,
the US Congress, or the Continental Congress literally had to ask the state's permission to do just about anything.
And he said, yeah, but they had to do, the big thing they had to do was stop the trade wars between the states.
And I said, you know, I saw a video.
And the video, by the way, was put out by a Mormon group.
But that's when I was so in love with the country and the flag and what it meant to me.
And I thought it was a really beautiful video.
But now I see, and they literally showed, you know, it was like a documentary drama, docudrama.
And they literally showed the fight, the shooting between people, between the states over trade issues.
And I thought, well, geez, that's a really great reason why we had to have a central government, you know.
And this is what I told him when we talked.
I said, I see that those trade wars were promulgated.
They were orchestrated to convince the people that they needed to do something different with, you know, the form of government.
And Madison came in with that document ready to go.
He was part of the program.
And he's not ready to let go of that yet.
And I see myself there, Alan.
But I told him, I said, you know, you look at things and you look at things so totally different, much more clearly.
From knowing you, Alan, and from learning what we've learned, everything you see, you can see behind the scenes.
You can just see behind the scenes.
And I was telling him about Ralph Borgia's casebook, the Constitution that never was.
He says, oh, yeah, you know, and he kind of was like me.
I wouldn't even look at the book when it was given to me because I said, oh, this is just another book to try to rip our Constitution apart.
And then when you find out that our framers did frame us and that that whole thing was the setup and everything leading up to it was the setup.
But that's hard to take.
I mean, if you're an American, Alan, that Constitution, that boy, that's your protection against everything.
I know.
Excuse me.
Again, it's tribal instincts, which they understand.
Every culture is given a foundation myth, and that's what it's called in sociology, at a higher level, foundation myth.
Same with religions, et cetera.
And that becomes your culture.
And it's instilled in you, your parents.
But once you get one generation believing it, that the children born into it think it's quite natural.
It must be true.
And I was done with repetition, repetition, repetition.
But there's no doubt about it.
To me, the United States was set up to do exactly what it's doing.
You know, Alan, it looks so clear to me now.
When you said it, I did not disbelieve it.
It just rang too true.
However, after the research that I did, you know, in the writing of the book there and folks, it's Jewish persecution I'm talking about.
Actually, it's really misnamed, but it was going to be an article and turned in.
But in chapters 12 and chapters 18, the questions just came into my mind.
And then I'd pull a book off the shelf and I'd do some searching on the Internet.
Those two chapters just about did me and Alan, because there was nothing left for me to hang on to.
Absolutely nothing left.
And all it really did.
Well, but it was important to me.
It confirmed what you said back there eight years ago, Alan.
It's been a long time, eight years.
Yeah, they needed a champion that would take over and bring in the new world order for the elite.
No one trusted the elite of Europe because they played so many games and caused so many wars over the many centuries.
There wasn't a country in Europe they could entrust to it, the public would believe.
So they wanted a knight in shining armor that appeared brand new and wasn't tainted and they created the United States to do it.
And that's why they gave it to the mortals on the Great Seal, you know.
And that's why they chose the pyramid to do it, announcing the birth of a new world or secular order.
And that's why the Grand Orient sent us the Statue of Liberty.
Yeah.
Sent me all your criminals and just bring them in.
Here my arms are open for you.
Yeah.
And so the multicultural country...
They keep the worst aggressor in the latter part of the 20th century and the main aggressor in the 21st.
Yeah.
So that's what this role was to do, was to bring in, as Daddy Bush said it, you know, a new world order.
It's coming into view.
Yeah, I said it on September the 11th.
Yes.
Thousands of men.
No, in 1991 on September the 11th, he repeated it again.
Yes, 1991.
Yeah.
September, 11, 10 years before.
Yeah.
There was a statement that was made and I did find it on the Internet where it was an anonymous somebody in the Bush administration.
And I know with your memory you would be able to repeat this when they said we are now an empire.
Mm-hmm.
Would you share that again with our listeners?
Yeah, that was nothing though.
I grew up in the Baltimore paper.
Uh-huh.
But it was not a whole bunch of them.
It was in a bunch of them.
It was called the advisor of the Bush bunch, the wild bunch, I guess we can call them.
The axis of evil.
Yeah.
The evil axis.
Yeah.
And he said, we are an empire now.
He said, and we'll give you your reality.
And he said, when you're trying to catch up and figure out what that is, we'll give you another reality.
Because we are an empire now and that's just the way it is.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We give you your reality.
Uh-huh.
Yeah.
And he's right because they dish out to the big media what the big media repeats to us.
Now in old days, it's not so long ago that was called straight propaganda.
And that was taught to universities that all news is propaganda.
Yeah.
And that isn't taught anymore to the general public.
But it is still taught to the top of leaders.
And they're off screen.
And they lose, they're born into this world.
Uh-huh.
And not lose their minds.
They've never had their own minds, have they Alan?
No, they've never had, they believe, truly, that they are the epitome of evolution.
You know, the height of evolution.
Well, they're born into it.
Yeah.
And they believe it, though.
They hear it going out.
Well, sure.
But it's like people, you know, when you're born into a particular religion.
Yeah.
It's like it's in your cells, Alan.
Oh, yeah.
And these guys, too, are the umpteenth offspring of the inbred offspring.
Right.
They don't have any compassion for those little people, the commoners below them.
Right.
And the commoners breed because they pick their own partners generally because they're young
and hormonally driven.
Um, that's the reality of life.
It's another thing that has to be faced, you know.
So many things have to be faced to break through into a reality.
Um, the fact that we do have drives, and these drives as well are guided by the ones that
have taught to create cultures.
But the fact is, um, they lead themselves to nothing for the common people.
Nothing at all, especially.
Well, you know what?
I suppose there are some breakaways.
I suppose there are some.
They are.
They don't last long.
No.
They have accidents.
Or get sent, you know, to Africa or something.
Um, but, um, you were describing to me one time how they're raised, Alan, and any, any
compassion that a natural person would feel is erased out of them by the way they're treated
as they're being raised.
And you remember, you were talking about how the boys, you know, they're sent off to the
private school.
That's right.
The school masters are homosexuals.
Uh-huh.
The boys have to take their pants down to have their butts whacked with the board.
Yeah.
And before you know it, they're being stimulated by violence.
Yeah, it's not only that.
I mean, it's definitely even before school because they're brought up with a nanny.
Uh-huh.
And the mother has minimal contact with her children.
And the whole idea supposedly is to make them have a stiff upper lip and get serious
and be a man, you see, and all that kind of stuff.
But the point that they're doing is making sure there's no compassion in there.
And like everything that's deprived, you get an exaggerate need for it in a sense.
And so they go into military or, or they want to.
That's why the main, uh, um, figures down through history, uh, they create empires.
But the big war makers were primarily homosexual.
Yes.
And they were probably sexually abused as children.
Maybe right, right from infancy.
Yeah, that's true.
And even to prove it, you know, when you went to Oxford or Cambridge, uh, as a newcomer,
a new fellow, you'd be assigned to a senior pupil and you would be as basically a servant.
And you were called.
And still is called that a fight.
That was the term that was given to you.
That's what they called him a fag?
You're a fag, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, it's gay now.
Mm-hmm.
And you know what?
I've, I've, you know how you talk to us so much about the words and the meanings of words?
Yeah.
This was something, uh, I wanted to share with our listeners.
And maybe the next time we could talk about this, the alphabet, the, the, the, where the alphabet came from even now.
Oh, yeah.
Do you, is there a history?
Yeah, there's a history.
Although it's a murky one because then very good reasons for being murky because it's, it's also a coding.
I mean the whole language we have is a code actually.
Uh-huh.
It has inner meaning.
Uh, it's numerical as well.
The Chaldeans had supposedly one of the first linguistic and numerical codes built into the language.
And it's never been any different when you go back through them all.
Even today it is marvellous language you pick.
There's coded, the same coding as in this.
Yes.
And, um, the book that I'm, had read about this, they also talked about the actual, uh, energy of a word.
And at the end of this paragraph, the author said, um, he said, for instance, we cannot talk peace into existence using the words of war.
And neither can we elicit love from another using the terms of threats.
But he, he sends a few paragraphs discussing the, the, the energy of the words and how we've lost, how we've lost our ability to communicate on more than just the spoken level.
And even the spoken level has been minimized.
It's called linguistic minimum.
Right.
As it takes more and more words out of the dictionary, it's almost there.
You can't express yourself.
You can't express yourself.
Well, can we talk about this next time?
Sure.
I'd like to, folks, we're out of our hour here, and we'll be back with you next Wednesday night.
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