592. The "HIDDEN" Agenda Destroying Your Life Ft. Curtis Bowers
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1 hour and 39 minutes
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Summary
In this episode of For the Realist's Sake, we are joined by the man behind the films, Agenda and Agenda 2, Curtis Bowers. Curtis has been a member of the Idaho House of Representatives for over 20 years and has been involved in the anti-Americanism movement since the early 90's. He is also the co-creator of the documentary "Agenda: The Making of a Communist Documentary" and co-author of the book, "The Communist Manifestation." Curtis also served as a cabinet member in President Obama's first administration and is a frequent contributor to the New York Times and other publications.
Transcript
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What is up guys, it's Andy Fursella and this is the show for the realist's sake, goodbye
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to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking
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Guys, today we have a very special full-length episode.
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I'm going to get right into it and we're just going to get going on it.
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All right guys, so we have a very special guest on the show today for our full-length episode.
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I told you earlier this week we were going to have an awesome full-length for you guys
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And we are very excited to have the man behind the films that we've been talking about, Agenda
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and Agenda 2, that I've been screaming for you guys to watch for the last three years.
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Now, before we get into what's going on with the films, and you know, if you guys haven't
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seen the films, Agenda and Agenda 2, you have to go watch them.
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And my hope is that if you haven't watched them yet, after we've talked about them at
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length on this show multiple times, that you will go after you listen to this and watch
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these shows because they are very, very, very informative to what's going on.
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I think they'll be very eye-opening to some of the things going on in the world.
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If you'd like to buy a physical copy, it's agendadocumentary.com.
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We were just talking before the show about how frustrating it is to be putting out this
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information for so long and dedicate such a massive part of your life and then to still
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Um, what got you to pay attention to this and where did this first come from?
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Well, I was raised in a family that were, they were attentive, they were paying attention,
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So, from a young age, I knew how the world really worked and my parents were great at
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just encouraging us to stand for the truth and, you know, do what's right.
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Um, but I think the main thing was in 2008, um, I was a representative in Idaho in the legislature
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and I started to notice that even in Idaho, where there's a, we had an 85% majority.
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I mean, it's a dream that will never happen again in America.
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You'll never have an 85% majority in the House, the Senate, and the governor.
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And we couldn't get a piece of Republican legislation through there to save your life.
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And, and, and one of the things that it reminded me of as I saw the legislation coming through
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is back in 1992, uh, an older friend of my father who was from St. Louis asked me to go
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to this meeting that the Communist Party USA was having at the University of California,
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And he had studied communism and written books about communism back in the sixties and stuff.
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And he was curious because if you'll remember back in 1989, the Berlin wall had come down
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Then in 91 in December, the Soviet union dissolved.
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And so this is six months later, the summer of 92 and the Communist Party USA is having a meeting.
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He said, would you go out there and just see what they're talking about?
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And for three days I sat there and breakout sessions and lectures and, and listened to
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And one thing shocking about it too, I thought it'd be college radical since it was at Berkeley.
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So I dressed like a college radical with some radical t-shirt.
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Um, there's 14 or 1500 50, 60 and 70 year olds with briefcases.
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And many of those exact people, as I researched them later, ended up being in Obama's cabinet
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And that's what motivated me to make the movie.
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Cause I realized, wait, these are the people that were at this communist meeting with me
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But at that meeting, they laid out this plan, how they wanted to take America down from the
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They were going to focus all their energies on that.
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Now they'd been focusing on it for a while, but they realized they could never outspend
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America because capitalism and free enterprise is so successful.
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They, they, they just keep building more and more.
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And of course we had all the years of Reagan where he'd really built the military up.
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Um, and so that's what they talked about the mean, how they were going to do that from
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And I didn't think that much about it went on with my life.
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But then again, 16 years later in 2008 from 92, when I remembered what they had talked
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about, like one thing, uh, that is so clear, how it had changed.
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They had said back in 92, we're going to use the environmental movement to take down the
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And in 92, that didn't make sense because that was not a big movement.
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It was literally people, you know, chaining themselves to trees in Oregon so they can't
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But in 2008, an inconvenient truth by Al Gore had come out.
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And it still is, um, because they realized it's the ultimate vehicle for totalitarian control
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So it demands global solutions by a global government.
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So they, that's why that issue will never go away.
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No matter how many facts we have, how many charts we can show them, Hey, it's not going
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And if it went up a little bit, actually would be good.
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Um, but from that, I wrote a letter when I was a representative on that communist meeting
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in 1992, and it just blew up into a huge thing.
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And one of the men that responded to that and said, what representative Bauer says is true,
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And it was of course the book, the naked communist, and it had the 45 current communist goals
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And I got that book for the first time in 2008.
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So 50 years later, and I read through the list of goals.
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And as I did, I couldn't believe how specific and how purposeful and how premeditated the,
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the, the, the, the collapse of our country had been.
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It had been people in groups for a hundred years working to take us down from within.
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And I just, I couldn't believe, as I read through these things, one of them, goal 17,
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this is from fifties America, get control of the schools, use them as transmission belts
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Well, people wonder, why do all the kids want socialism today?
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Because in the fifties, they said, we got to put socialist ideas.
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So these kids think it's good and think it's wonderful.
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And so, cause they know all the hardcore communists know you have to transition through
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You cannot go from a prosperous free enterprise system to communism because the problem is
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in the prosperous free enterprise system, you and all the people own all the stuff.
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And so they can't, it's like, how do we get this?
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They have the wealth, they have the guns, they have the property.
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They have, we got to transition into socialism where we slowly get control of everything.
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And then it's easy to flip overnight, especially if you can disarm them.
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You do what we say or you get a bullet in your head.
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I mean, that's, that's, and that happened over and over again throughout the 20th century.
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That's what they did to most of the countries that fell to communism.
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And a lot of people don't know this during the 20th century, like 65 or 70 countries
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They did not, the tanks didn't roll in and take them over.
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They stirred up their radicals, stirred up the college professors to stir up the young
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people for, for freedom, for, for no, these, it's not a just government because it wasn't
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a perfect government, whatever country it might've been like Cuba or something.
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No, it wasn't a perfect government, but it was pro-American.
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They had a lot of freedom, they were prosperous, but the people there stirred it up and said
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And so when, what happens is the communists do that, then they put up their puppet as the
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guy that's for the people and the people usually vote that person into power.
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And then once they get the levers of control, they, the iron fist comes out and, and like
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Castro did, it started slaughtering by the thousands, anyone who resisted in Cuba.
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Do they not, they not just slaughter the people that resist, they also slaughter the people
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that are useless, which is the people that they allow to, to propagate for them.
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Stalin in one of the countries that he took over, he had everyone in the country line
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And anyone that had calluses was allowed to live and go start working in their fields
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If you didn't have calluses, that means you're an intellectual, you're a thinker and they executed
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Like you're dangerous because you sold out your own country.
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You were pushing these socialist ideas in the universities that allowed us to come to
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But if your own country can't trust you, we sure can't trust you.
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They despise pathetic leadership like Biden's and like Jimmy Carter in the seventies.
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I think it's just the grace of God that the communists did not take us over in the seventies
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I know if Brezhnev would have called Jimmy Carter and said, 10 of your main cities are
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If you don't surrender, he would have surrendered.
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But they knew the American people wouldn't surrender.
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Because he goes, no, there's 150 million armed citizens.
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We might be able to take this pathetic government, but we cannot take the people.
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No, that's what in our side doesn't talk about that enough.
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The right to bear arms isn't just a right or so I can go hunting or target practicing.
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The 30 round clip is not for deer, as our founders told us.
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When they take too much power, you are there to stand up against them and loving your neighbor
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But our side doesn't talk near enough about the fact that the armed citizenry in America
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is the single greatest deterrent far beyond our military that we have to stop an enemy
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It's an obligation that's been around since 1776.
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But it's written into the Constitution as a duty.
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And so, but we should talk more about that on our side.
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See, this is for our country, the survival of our country.
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That's the main thing that stops China or Russia or any of them from attacking as they
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go, no, you know, their militaries, you know, yeah, Biden's kind of dismantling it and they're
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doing all this, but the people, the American people, and they all know, everyone knows that's
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into military strategy to take a people off their own property is close to impossible because
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they will do any, they have everything to lose.
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Like, especially when it comes to the gun conversation, and we've talked about this on
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the show, it's like they have to get public opinion on board with whatever it is.
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And how do you sway public opinion to view firearms as negative?
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Would you create and manufacture situations that are going to pull on the purse strings
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Mass shooting, school shooting, like, I mean, you name it.
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And I think the hang, people always get hung up on this point of thinking that these people,
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A classroom full of kids means nothing to them.
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A village in, you know, a thousand miles away means absolutely nothing.
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And if the end result is getting people to believe that, hey, this is bad or this is
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wrong or I support this or I stand with this, if that is the end result, that's the objective.
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They don't care how it, how, what happens or what has to happen to get there.
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That's what people get hung up on all the time.
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What greater weight than to stir up the youth because the youth are the ones that can be
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convinced that they're being, you know, unjustly treated because all youth grows up and has
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So they look at the young person and they say, look at these guys.
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Well, but what you don't realize, what they don't realize because they don't have the
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perspective is their, their opportunity is being taken away through their own messaging
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that they are being manipulated into creating, you know?
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So, so you write this letter and you, you had to get some pushback.
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What was the initial, I guess, response from, from everybody after the, after that letter
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Well, a lot of people were totally in favor of it.
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Um, and wrote me and called, left messages on my answer machine saying, thank you for
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But the left, of course, which was a small minority at that time in Idaho, it's changed
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a lot recently because of all the Californians moving in.
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But, um, at that time, uh, they realized I was dangerous.
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So that's why they organized protests at the Capitol and things.
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They realized someone that will just speak truth, not worrying about what people think about
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That's, uh, someone we, we, we need to get rid of very quickly because that that's dangerous.
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I just pulled this headline up from, uh, from 2008 when you read it, uh, when you wrote
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that letter for January 27th, 2008, representative Bowers should apologize or resign.
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You know, and it's like, like, and that's one thing that always perplexed me.
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How is it possible that in, in, at UC Berkeley, that 1500 people with this evil ideology are
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even allowed, you know, obviously I get the freedom of speech.
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But it's just like something that completely contradicts the fabric of this country.
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Well, it just, it's because of our freedoms, they've taken advantage of that.
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Our enemies realize, okay, we can come in there and use their own laws against them.
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And it started so long before that back in the thirties, the communist party USA was a
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Back in 1932, the head of the communist party was a man named William Z.
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And he wrote a book called toward Soviet America where he outlined in that book.
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He goes, if we want America to be like the Soviet union, here's what we need to do.
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And if you read that book today, 90 years later, it's unbelievable.
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They took over the schools and they got into Hollywood.
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So they're involved in the entertainment world and in the media, in the culture.
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And they started changing us as a people from within.
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So all of a sudden the social socialist idea that had normally just been abhorrent to an
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That ends in death and destruction every time, which it does.
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If you've studied history, it all of a sudden didn't sound that bad to a younger generation
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that didn't know anything about anything, purposely having been dumbed down, you know,
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So, so you write the letter, you get the pushback.
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Like, so when did, when did like, okay, let's make this documentary, let's make agenda.
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So I started to, I came across these goals and I started to dig in and study more and
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just even remember a lot of what my parents had taught me growing up.
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And I started to realize, wait a minute, the American people need to know we have an enemy
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from within and they have a very specific agenda.
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They have given us in writing of what they want to do and they are checking all these
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And I had studied communism in my life because I was raised by parents that understood it.
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And I realized, I don't think Americans know where we're heading.
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And I don't think they know what that world looks like when you get there.
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And so I felt, man, I need to do something to awaken the American people.
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I'm like, God, you want, how do you want me to get this to the American people?
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And I was like, I don't know how to make a movie.
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And I, but I, as a Christian, I prayed earnestly for six, eight, nine months.
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And I knew clearly, yes, that, that I, that's what he wanted me to do.
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And I, um, and, and so, uh, I, I went to this little film academy.
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I saw this three-day film academy in Texas that was coming up.
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I thought, I'll go to that three days of training.
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And when I went there, I met a lot of young guys that were into film and they were only
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So I realized, okay, you don't have to have done this for 20 years because these guys are
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So I got a lot of great advice from them and I came home and, um, and I just told my family,
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we homeschool our kids and do everything together.
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And, um, I said, you know, our next project, we're going to make a film.
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Um, and, um, it was just a neat process, uh, of how, uh, all the things came together to
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And my kids praying about it regularly and different things that happened to, uh, I don't
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know, in our Christian faith, it just, God strengthened that through just him directing our path so clearly
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I'd have people come and I'd do an interview with them and they would just say stuff that
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I was like, and then putting it together was, it was a tough road in process because it was,
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And I didn't know anybody that did it out in Idaho where we lived.
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It was just blood, sweat and tears, but it was two years full time working on it every
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And, uh, um, a lot of, a lot of neat stories through that process of, of things that happened
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that were just a blessing, but I finally finished it and, uh, we entered it in this film festival
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And, uh, I don't know, it's kind of a neat story just real quickly here, but my kids had
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been fasting and praying every Friday for night, for 22 months that this film would win.
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And I know if, if someone's not a Christian, that sounds crazy or whatever, but God is
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Um, but it was amazing because we went to this festival, the first film we've ever made
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And it came to the last event of the evening, the best of festival.
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And they called out our film agenda, grinding America down.
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And as we, as we left the stage, I told my kids, I go, I can't believe God did this.
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And my oldest daughter, who is the one who would recommend that we pray about this.
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She said, daddy, I knew the first day we prayed, God was going to do this.
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I said, this is yours because you had the faith to believe that.
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But it fits into us today because we need to have the faith that our efforts, when we
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do what's right, all your principles on the walls out here, when you, you go the extra
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mile and you love your neighbor just because you're supposed to do that.
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I think whether you're a Christian or not, he does because it's pleasing to him when people
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And, but yeah, the film then started to take off all over the place and we traveled as a
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And it was a great blessing to, to be there to influence and encourage people to start
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standing up, start educating their neighbors, start making a difference and stop taking
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for granted the precious freedoms we have been given here in this country where we don't
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Especially once you lose them, the only thing that gets them back when you lose them is blood.
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It's the only thing that gets rid of tyranny is shedding of blood.
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Um, and, and to have not taken that seriously, what was already done in the past for us.
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Um, I, we've really tried to encourage people to keep, keep standing for the truth.
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What, um, you know, I'm, I'm sitting here thinking and hearing you describe all of this
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and it, it just makes perfect sense, you know, to use the environmental movement because
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And, you know, I think when people hear the truth about the, you know, environmental movement
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globally, they automatically jumped to the conclusion that you don't care about the environment
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We understand that it's important, but what's happened here that I think people have to realize
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is that it's been weaponized to be the Trojan horse for the implementation of communism.
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And it's been very easy to manipulate people around this idea because people care about
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You know, who wants to make sure that the planet's in better shape for our next generation
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So it's a very easy thing to get people behind.
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And I'm curious what your take has been in terms of, you know, because this is an emotionally
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sense and it's made to be, it's have, it's made to have been this way.
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They have intentionally gotten people so sensitive about the environment that anytime you push
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on that agenda at all, in terms of it being a Trojan horse, these people get angry.
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And what's your experience been in terms of, cause I know a lot of people now are really
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seeing the corruption and they're seeing what's happening.
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And I've had people, you know, we talked off the air.
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And I've had a lot of people who were hardcore environmentalist people actually realize that
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One of the first red flags to me was Mikhail Gorbachev, who was the ruthless, murdering
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communist dictator, the last one of the Soviet union.
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And when he stepped down from that, he moved to San Francisco and started an environmental
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A huge nonprofit to push that right when he stepped down from the Soviet Union.
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But also I flew up to Vancouver, British Columbia to interview Dr. Patrick Moore.
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And if you don't know that name, he's the one that founded Greenpeace.
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He was out there stopping the Russians from, you know, killing the whales and all that stuff.
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And I went up there and I said, Dr. Moore, why did you leave Greenpeace in the 80s?
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And he said, and he's, you know, just he's up there.
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He said, because the communists came in and took it over, all their goal was is to destroy
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capitalism worldwide because it was a vehicle to implement communism.
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So this is a guy up there that's not into this communism or Americanism or anything.
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But I saw he really, he was a real environmentalist and he's still doing things up in Canada, but
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common sense things like teaching Canada to manage their forest.
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He goes, it's the greatest single resource we have.
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We should be thinning the forest and cutting the dead trees and planting new to keep them
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When I talked to him, I go, he said, no, they came right in and they said, all we're about
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And so he had to leave his own group, Greenpeace, because it became so radical.
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But here's something everyone has to understand.
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It's so important because, again, this issue is not going away no matter how many facts,
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no matter if the world starts cooling, no matter whatever happens, because you cannot
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step down from a movement called saving the planet to something else.
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You'll lose all your troops because that sounds so noble.
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Number one, the bedrock of the entire modern environmental movement is carbon dioxide is
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a pollutant, which if you didn't go to government schools, that is laughable.
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Right now, the level of carbon dioxide in the world, in the air, is 400 parts per man.
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Well, that doesn't mean anything unless you realize, well, what's the optimum level?
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The optimum level of CO2 for everything that is green, if you care about what's green, is
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We're at one-fourth of the optimum level of CO2 in the atmosphere for everything that is
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That's why greenhouse growers pump in carbon dioxide into their greenhouses to double, triple,
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and quadruple it because then the plant growth explodes.
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So a tomato plant inside a greenhouse will produce twice the amount of tomatoes as the
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exact same plant outside the greenhouse if you can quadruple CO2.
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An oak tree will grow to full maturity in 25 years instead of 50 years.
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But this is key before I go through the other two.
00:26:56.820
When you brainwash someone, which Marxists are excellent at doing, brainwashing is the
00:27:01.700
process of teaching everyone the opposite of the truth.
00:27:05.760
Like 1984, the book, you know, black is white, white is black, freedom is slavery, slavery
00:27:11.760
You always teach them the opposite because it's hard to pull someone out of that.
00:27:17.820
So if you tell them a little lie, they can recover from it.
00:27:26.340
We don't have near enough carbon dioxide in the world.
00:27:30.040
If it goes below 150 parts per million, everything green dies, which means everything dies because
00:27:36.960
we all eat what is green or what eats what is green.
00:27:40.900
Then the next lie is global warming is something to be feared.
00:27:43.840
Third, the top real scientists say man has hardly any effect on any of this anyway, even CO2
00:27:53.620
But if we could warm the world a degree or two, it would be the greatest single blessing
00:28:00.200
Because what would happen is there'd be hundreds of millions more acres in Canada and Russia
00:28:06.420
And the lie that warmth is not the friend of life is crazy.
00:28:11.120
If you ever go down to Ecuador, I was down there one summer with my sister, and you're
00:28:15.900
standing on the equator where it's the hottest place on earth.
00:28:24.180
I mean, the biodiversity of plants and animals down there is unbelievable.
00:28:29.940
And then you go up to northern Canada or Alaska and you realize, oh my goodness, cold is the
00:28:36.300
There's only a few species of plants that even can survive, a few animals that can survive.
00:28:43.700
They tell us to be scared of warming when we should be scared of cooling.
00:28:46.540
Cooling is deadly because then you don't have a long enough growing season, so you can't
00:28:54.680
And then the last thing they tell us, because I think this thing is satanic at its core.
00:29:02.560
When you allow kids to be starving in Africa and all the things because you're, oh no, we
00:29:07.700
can't let them have electricity because it might add some more carbon dioxide.
00:29:15.240
So every day they've got to find something to eat and all the problems that come when
00:29:21.380
But they tell us there's too many people on the planet.
00:29:26.520
If you study and talk to demographers, that's the science of populations.
00:29:32.680
And it's a science because you can't have more adults in the future than you have children
00:29:41.200
If you talk to them, they say, we are getting ready to enter a age of depopulation like the
00:29:49.140
People have rejected the blessing of children for 50, 60 years in all the European countries.
00:29:54.760
America now is finally below the 2.1 children per woman you need just to stay stagnant.
00:30:01.220
And so you see, yeah, the only reason the population is still growing a little bit is because of
00:30:11.820
But as soon as this segment, this generation of elderly die off, there's not the population
00:30:21.680
And then it's going to start dropping like a rock for hundreds of years if we don't change
00:30:32.980
Adam Smith said 200 years ago, he goes, you cannot have a growing economy with a declining
00:30:43.280
Your home's not worth anything because there's more homes than people.
00:30:45.660
So no one can sell a home because there's plenty of empty ones.
00:30:48.880
Well, that makes sense why they want to depopulate because they understand it destroys the economy
00:30:56.860
Because they know there's too many people to control too.
00:30:59.940
They go, we got to cut 7 billion people out of this picture because it's just too many
00:31:05.360
What gives these people the right to think that they can control this?
00:31:13.600
Like, what kind of arrogant, egotistical piece of shit are these people that legitimately
00:31:20.980
believe that this is why I say this on the show all the time, guys?
00:31:24.760
These people believe we are cockroach, cockroach insect infesting their home.
00:31:30.300
They don't see, they, for some reason, when they look in the mirror, they see themselves
00:31:38.020
And they see us as the, you know, legitimately, the stream of ants that are stealing their
00:31:49.560
It's unbelievable the amount of, like, I can't even imagine believing that.
00:32:03.180
If you read Karl Marx's writings, yeah, he thought, like, I'm the one that should rule
00:32:07.540
I mean, I'm the only one smart enough to tell you what to do.
00:32:13.120
That's why they love, that's what the masks were all about.
00:32:17.200
If you read medical studies, instantly you see, right when the COVID started, I read,
00:32:23.240
And so I read, hey, I didn't know if this was going to be a serious thing or not.
00:32:27.980
It says it doesn't do anything to stop the spread of a virus.
00:32:50.680
Bro, people were wearing collagen water helmets on their head at the grocery store.
00:32:59.200
People were walking around, were standing in bubbles.
00:33:02.280
Like, legitimately inflatable bubbles giving relatives hugs, bro.
00:33:11.280
And like Curtis is saying, this was a compliance exercise.
00:33:14.660
This was for them to have a visual representation of who would comply and who wouldn't comply.
00:33:21.980
And the problem with this is, is that very few of you actually believed it worked, but you went along with it anyway because you were afraid of getting yelled at by some asshole at the grocery store.
00:33:35.720
Well, I think to that, though, right, like, you know, they understand the psychology of humans, right?
00:33:40.520
And so, like, one of our needs as humans is this sense of belonging.
00:33:45.940
I don't want to, like, you know, all these bystander effects.
00:33:51.220
And so, I think, especially if you get people in a group setting, the sense of belonging, the need to belong, the need to feel a part of whatever this is and not be outcasted, it dramatically increases.
00:34:02.220
Well, dude, and we've seen it over and over and over again, DJ.
00:34:12.660
These are all compliance exercises and brainwashing techniques that, yes, have real world consequences.
00:34:18.220
No one's saying that innocent people are dying in the Middle East right now or in Ukraine or any of these things.
00:34:25.020
But the reality is, is the way that they weaponize these movements is a, how I see it, is they're taking the temperature.
00:34:35.360
How much do these people, are they willing to comply still?
00:34:41.360
And then while we're evaluating how compliant the masses are, which they are becoming less and less compliant, which needs to happen at a much faster rate, they are using the opportunity to push us further into the agenda that they have, which is one world global government communism, which is, it's led by the World Economic Forum.
00:35:01.160
It comes from all these people who are over there in Davos, who make these rules, who all think like Marx, who think that they rule over us.
00:35:09.520
And, dude, like we as American people have to get smarter and a little bit more courageous to say, I'm not playing this game anymore.
00:35:17.420
Dude, Curtis, to your point, too, even on the depopulation point, right?
00:35:22.000
Because I think it's a little bit deeper, and I would love to know your input on this.
00:35:25.180
I think it's deeper than just people are not having kids, right?
00:35:28.560
I think if you keep, if you understand, and we can say, okay, well, this is their objective, right?
00:35:34.680
Eventually throw off the global, you know, capitalistic structure, right?
00:35:43.580
When you look at how they've infiltrated the food industries, the chemicals that they're putting in our foods and our waters, that is literally sterilizing people en masse.
00:35:53.560
You know, the testosterone levels of men have declined.
00:35:57.100
50%, I believe, over the last, like, 30 years or so.
00:36:02.060
Since the year 2000, the average testosterone in a 30, a 20-something male right now is the same as a 60-year-old male in the year 2000.
00:36:16.460
No, it's chemicals, it's fragrances that are synthetic.
00:36:19.600
It's all to see how they're pumping in, because they make a fortune from big pharma on us being sick.
00:36:31.940
Again, the educational system isn't to help raise sharp, individualistic, courageous young people.
00:36:37.900
It's to create just a submissive, dumbed-down, feminine man that just does what he is told.
00:36:49.880
Well, and they work these other social construct movements into it, like feminism, right?
00:36:54.160
Like, now these guys are subservient to their women, they have removed every bit of, you
00:37:01.480
know, courage, protection instinct, strength, honor, commitment from a man, and basically
00:37:09.400
put them in a secondary role in the household to a woman, okay, based around the idea of feminism.
00:37:20.800
Go to a grocery store and count how many of these men look like they could actually, like,
00:37:31.860
Could they stand up for you in an actual violent fight?
00:37:47.740
That's been the goal for 100 years, just slowly.
00:37:50.640
That's why the PE programs in our high schools have gone, you know, back in the 50s, they
00:37:57.200
And so, you know, and they've just been dropping them, dropping them, dropping them, where you
00:38:01.360
Now they go sit on the playground for an hour and that's their PE.
00:38:06.240
Then they go home and play video games and sit there all day eating junk food.
00:38:12.700
Well, then you throw on top of it, the removal of the, of the cultural, you know, excellence
00:38:20.420
Like I grew up in a generation that I think was the very last generation where you were
00:38:25.020
taught that achievement and drive and ambition and winning and competition and being first
00:38:32.640
That was a, that was a, the minute I got out of school, it started going towards participation
00:38:45.140
It's crazy how they've weeded this out culturally.
00:38:52.800
They think it's like, you know how many people you walk down the street that like legitimately
00:38:57.180
think that, you know, ambition is a bad thing and that drive is a bad thing.
00:39:02.120
And that being masculine is like some sort of bad thing.
00:39:08.600
They've been brainwashed that toxic masculinity because they knew that's their number one
00:39:13.880
Back in the 1930s, even the Frankfurt school, one of the groups that my movie talks about,
00:39:19.480
They said, we're never going to be able to get these children away from the parents in the
00:39:28.640
We got to get him sidetracked on other things, sports or whatever.
00:39:33.660
So the mother has to work whether she wants to or not.
00:39:40.340
And now you have them on the White House podium saying, these are our children.
00:39:51.980
So, you know, one thing that I always think back to is why like every now and then you'll
00:39:59.160
So this is a picture of like a 17 year old in Vietnam.
00:40:03.380
And like knowing that, like that was that was that was the normal here.
00:40:11.520
He got muscle tone and he's out fighting a war.
00:40:15.420
And compared to what our 17 year olds look like now, they're dressing up as fur babies and furries
00:40:23.500
Like, and it could like just, you know, for this conversation, it couldn't just be this
00:40:29.620
It's all these different facets on all these different fronts that they've been able to
00:40:33.600
use to get us to exactly where we are right now.
00:40:37.960
Like they've been planning this stuff for years.
00:40:40.980
It's been going on in earnest for right at about 100 years.
00:40:46.340
But most people have just awakened maybe since COVID many or that's what woke me up.
00:40:54.140
Obama woke up kind of a first wave of people and he started talking about shared prosperity.
00:41:02.440
Like when Obama came in and he started giving away socialism, I'm like, this is not right.
00:41:08.160
I just thought I just thought it was a one guy thing, you know.
00:41:11.880
But then I started like paying attention more and, you know, like I paid attention to the
00:41:17.860
cultural standard of specifically around achievement, you know, how achievements have been villainized
00:41:23.660
and how, you know, it's weird because they've they've sectionalized it, too.
00:41:30.440
But if you want to go out and build a great business, you know, you're you're a greedy
00:41:35.720
It's OK to be a movie star and make a billion dollars.
00:41:38.800
But if you work your ass off for 30 years and you build a billion dollar company, you're
00:41:45.560
So it's like it's compartmentalized into these little areas where it's still OK when it comes
00:41:53.560
It's still OK to be the best gladiator and kill the most people.
00:41:56.840
But if you do that in your real life, you're a problem.
00:42:01.820
And then when COVID happened, that's when I started like when I'm like, well, this is total
00:42:06.660
because so many young people, I'm 44 when COVID happened, I was 41.
00:42:13.180
The so many people have not been alive long enough that are now adults to understand that's
00:42:21.520
And that's what like the red light flip for me.
00:42:32.120
We tell them to stay home and we continue to go out and work and be smart.
00:42:38.860
What we did was instead instead of protecting the vulnerable, we we made everybody shut
00:42:45.160
And I'm like, this is this is not this is not what it is.
00:42:49.280
And so that's what woke me up to like, OK, what's happening?
00:42:52.980
And then I started noticing the psychological manipulation around the mask.
00:42:57.080
And I started noticing like, you know, I've been in business for 25 years.
00:43:00.960
I'm a pretty perceptive person and I was able to learn pretty fast.
00:43:05.120
But it wasn't until I saw your your films that I really put together what was actually
00:43:11.640
happening and that this was all just a part of this way bigger plan.
00:43:16.500
And that's hard for people to like to understand.
00:43:21.620
Like, it sounds crazy that there's a group of people that live in our world that think
00:43:26.840
that they they they have the best ideas and they can they they have the right to legitimately
00:43:31.980
ruin people's lives and kill people for their own personal prosperity.
00:43:38.760
Like, that's not a that's not a that's not a that's not a thought or a belief that most
00:43:45.060
And because we don't have it, we don't think other people have it.
00:43:49.800
And there's a segment of people out here that are very evil.
00:43:56.080
And they take advantage of us because they know we are like that.
00:44:01.280
So they always give them the benefit of the doubt.
00:44:03.400
Like, oh, they must have just been ignorant about that.
00:44:05.920
There's no way they could have purposely done something that caused all this.
00:44:12.300
Because everybody looks at him and they say, look at this guy.
00:44:23.040
Why do they have cabinet members that are all idiots?
00:44:29.260
And they're, you know, head of the defense or whatever.
00:44:38.640
It's for us to look at our own country and say, this is not worth fighting for.
00:44:45.500
It's the single greatest thing they've ever done to take the most ground in the quickest
00:44:52.180
And so Bill Gates, last October, one year ago, right now, he had a conference called Catastrophic
00:44:59.040
Contagion 2025, where he went in detail about the pandemic that's coming in 2025.
00:45:16.760
When a 90-year-old dies that was already sick with cancer or something.
00:45:20.000
And what's that tell you after what we just witnessed?
00:45:22.480
That tells me that they are going to actually launch that.
00:45:26.080
I mean, their thinking is, we're going to tell them about this.
00:45:31.760
So when it happens, we'll go, oh, yeah, they kind of told us this would be coming.
00:45:37.900
Not thinking like, well, you can't predict these things.
00:45:43.060
The exact virus and exactly what it's going to do in the exact time like they do with Trump.
00:45:47.740
See, I actually think what they're going to do, my particular opinion on this, is that
00:45:54.360
And then what they're going to do is they're going to blank, because children are going to
00:45:59.320
And then what they're going to do is they're going to blame the children's death on people
00:46:03.720
like us who have been standing up against them.
00:46:06.560
Rally the public into getting rid of those people and removing their resistance.
00:46:14.380
Or they'll even tie it into climate change itself.
00:46:17.480
No, the virus wouldn't have spread if we didn't have climate change.
00:46:22.420
Every single thing, even when you think that doesn't make any sense.
00:46:25.720
Because they know they control most of the information.
00:46:28.880
And so when most people are getting most of their information from them, they know if
00:46:33.740
we keep propagandizing them, we keep giving them the pills that are going to make them
00:46:39.520
believe this or that scenario, then we've got them.
00:46:42.800
And so, no, that's where, I mean, they've been at this a long time and they're very good
00:46:48.380
That's why we need to be respectful of them in the way of take it seriously when they say
00:46:57.000
Of all my study of communism, I guess one of the main things I took away is these people
00:47:03.740
are satanically dead earnest about their plans.
00:47:09.840
I mean, the commitment they have, if we had half of that commitment, they wouldn't be
00:47:21.760
Because we talk about this quite a bit on the show is that, you know, I think we were
00:47:26.580
It's like every time I feel that the temperature of Americans, every time we get close to any
00:47:36.240
sort of accountability, holding these sirens to accountability and the people are waking
00:47:40.680
And like, okay, we're seeing the face of our enemies come out slowly and surely.
00:47:45.540
It's like it gets diverted or there's another distraction that comes up.
00:47:53.020
How do we, like, I mean, how do we make sense of that?
00:47:55.460
Like, how do we, how do we stop them from skirting around this accountability?
00:47:59.580
And what we say is that these tyrants, they know what accountability means for them.
00:48:05.420
So what are they going to be willing to do to prevent that?
00:48:11.120
That's what, again, once you get that in your mindset, you realize we're up against
00:48:22.260
Create a world war in hopes that America will get nuked.
00:48:29.780
We want absolute totalitarian power of every human on the planet, period.
00:48:37.820
Karl Marx himself said, I want to be the great destroyer who walks through the ashes of the
00:48:44.260
It is satanic where you destroy everything, but you're there just to show how powerful you
00:48:54.300
It's an agenda of a destruction instead of building up, building a business, building a
00:49:00.040
family, building a good marriage, building good friendships where you're holding your
00:49:04.440
friends accountable and encouraging them and what's right.
00:49:07.540
No, they're just breaking it down, destroying it, poisoning it, perverting it, changing it.
00:49:13.420
And that's what we've got to live in the opposite way and say, no way.
00:49:22.840
A lot of people think that someone's coming to save us or there's going to be a champion
00:49:26.120
politician that wields some sort of magical wand that fixes this entire scenario.
00:49:32.680
The only way this is going to be fixed is if we do live the way that we're talking about.
00:49:37.800
A lot of things that people don't understand about freedom.
00:49:40.620
And the main thing being is that you have to claim it.
00:49:45.460
Okay, so if you don't claim freedom and you don't live a free existence, it will cease
00:49:52.060
And this is something that people fail to realize.
00:49:54.420
They believe that somehow this is a granted right by another man.
00:50:05.500
And you have to live the standards that when you think of a great American citizen or a
00:50:10.540
great human citizen, because this is a worldwide problem, you have to think of what that looks
00:50:22.440
Now, there might be some other parts of it that are less fun that, you know.
00:50:32.020
But the reality is, is that if we don't live, if we don't start living it, that we have
00:50:41.720
No, and it's something that they've tried to brainwash us into believing, those that
00:50:48.200
love America, love truth, love their families, love their communities, that one man standing
00:50:54.220
is not going to make a difference, which is a total and complete lie.
00:50:59.380
In the Soviet Union, there was a man named Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who was a famous writer,
00:51:04.820
and he had spent most of his life in the gulags over there, and he would slip out his writings,
00:51:09.740
and they would get sent to America and be printed in these incredible books about what life was
00:51:15.660
But his last essay he wrote, when he was finally leaving the Soviet Union, being brought to
00:51:21.080
America, our government put enough pressure on him to get him released.
00:51:23.920
In the late 70s, he wrote an essay to all the people that lived in the Soviet Union, and it was called
00:51:34.180
He said, listen, we can no longer live by lies.
00:51:37.580
We can never be silent in the presence of a lie.
00:51:42.800
And he encouraged them in this essay, and it's wonderfully written.
00:51:46.600
But he said, if you're in a meeting and someone states a lie, you must stand up and walk out.
00:51:51.640
If you're at the theater or at a movie and something that is not true is said, you have
00:51:57.940
Your silence in the presence of a lie makes it look like you agree with that, and you're
00:52:03.400
And he goes, only until we have the courage to live not by lies, where our life is going
00:52:08.180
The things I say I believe, anyone analyzing my life will go, that's what he believes.
00:52:12.420
I can tell by his actions, that's what that man believes.
00:52:15.400
And until we're willing to do that, we're part of the problem.
00:52:20.220
When we're sitting there silent, when someone's squawking about the mask, when you say, ma'am,
00:52:31.140
And we have to be able to, one person at a time, educate them by living the truth, but
00:52:36.060
being willing to take the time with some of the people that aren't the brightest and
00:52:40.200
haven't studied things as much, to educate them and say, look at this.
00:52:52.300
It started to circulate around the Soviet Union.
00:52:55.000
And by the early 80s, they were starting to have the first protest ever that they'd had
00:53:00.500
in the Soviet Union, because no one had ever had the courage to protest in the communist
00:53:04.060
country before, but from that essay, people started to say, if they kill me, they kill
00:53:08.500
And that's one of the things that helped them go to plan B in the Soviet Union, because
00:53:12.240
they started to lose control more of the people because of that essay that motivated them
00:53:19.540
Just stand for the truth, speak the truth, but live the truth where you're consistent in
00:53:27.140
What would you say to someone who is hardcore environmentalist that doesn't believe that
00:53:35.980
this is communism, but believes that this is, you know, what we're saying is, is just
00:53:45.180
Like I have people in my family who have dedicated massive parts of their life to environmentalism.
00:53:50.460
But I wouldn't say that these people are communists.
00:53:55.180
Like you said earlier, it's a cause that we all believe in.
00:53:59.720
If you just asked me, oh, do you care about the environment and nature and clean air and
00:54:06.700
I love taking hikes in the mountains and doing 100%.
00:54:13.740
But then they customize the things that were going to be a solution to this problem to be
00:54:19.740
things that help them gain more power and control.
00:54:22.360
And all you have to do to see that is you start looking at the things they're putting
00:54:25.760
forward and you start to realize even the windmills and the solar panels and the EV,
00:54:37.200
If you look at the mining that has to be done to put up one windmill, the amount of
00:54:42.400
pollution created to do that is 10 times the amount of pollution that that windmill will
00:54:50.820
And then when you look at, you know, whether the solar panels, same thing, the amount of
00:54:55.460
But I think we're still 10 years out from being able to do that in a way that we're
00:55:01.420
And it will be a great blessing when we can really capture that energy.
00:55:05.020
And it's an endless source, which is wonderful.
00:55:08.020
But the electric vehicles, just the mining to make those batteries and the slave labor
00:55:17.100
And when you realize we don't have enough power in America right now and you want everyone
00:55:21.320
to get electric vehicle, but they're not allowed to build new power plants.
00:55:26.360
Everyone's going to have an EV, but only the good boys that do as they're told will get
00:55:32.000
And everybody else, no, you're going to stay home.
00:55:34.560
But as you study them and you study their agenda, I guess that's what helps.
00:55:38.440
So someone listening to this that really cares about the environment, so do we.
00:55:48.100
And all our beautiful forests out there in Montana and throughout that area, if you go
00:55:53.180
take a hike out there right now, you'll see almost all the trees are dead standing.
00:56:02.920
Man is needed to make the creation what it can be and what it should be.
00:56:07.520
And proof of that, as you look at any Google satellite picture, you look where man is,
00:56:12.040
where they've dug wells and they have sprinkler systems and they have green yards and flowers
00:56:19.480
And you look at the empty lot in town where man is not taking dominion over that.
00:56:26.940
We are a necessary part to make the national forest the most beautiful forest in the world,
00:56:33.320
which they were for a hundred years before the environmental said, no, man can just stay
00:56:43.840
So as you see the things they're doing, it's like, no, these things are, it's a lie.
00:56:49.640
It's just smoke and mirrors, but they know there's so much fear involved.
00:56:53.760
We're, you know, we're all going to die that we're just going to do as we're told.
00:56:59.480
Is what, is your plan to save the planet really going to do that?
00:57:07.420
And if you look at that one, you will see instantly any of you, just that one thing.
00:57:13.100
CO2 is fertilizer for everything that is green and we do not have enough of it.
00:57:17.540
If we were really a green movement saying all we care about is what is green, which isn't
00:57:22.680
a bad thing to be, we would say, no, we want more carbon dioxide and we want to do what
00:57:29.860
But also if you study at the scientific level, you get in deeper, you realize man's influence
00:57:36.520
That's the bottom line that makes the whole thing ridiculous is, or trying to cut CO2
00:57:42.580
Even if we could cut it to zero, you know, net, net 50, zero, whatever it would be, we'd
00:57:51.660
So it's, it's even the, the whole thing is a make work project.
00:57:55.180
But when you see the people behind it that are not living consistent, they're living by
00:58:01.020
The Al Gore's of the world, do they have a small carbon footprint?
00:58:03.540
Because they really believe we're on the verge of, you know, disaster.
00:58:06.540
No, they have the biggest of anybody on the planet.
00:58:09.520
And they, you know, Kerry, John Kerry and all these people.
00:58:14.320
And I've followed the communists into the movement.
00:58:18.520
I go, oh, this is just a Marxist strategy for global control.
00:58:22.820
I think that's important is to like, look through that, through those things, through the lens
00:58:27.320
Because what all can they control if everybody's driving this electric vehicle?
00:58:31.460
You know, okay, well, you know, hey, Curtis just said some statements we didn't like.
00:58:35.800
Well, we'll shut that as access to it, to be able to drive.
00:58:39.240
Like, it's a lens of control that I think, if you look through that lens, it's very, very
00:58:54.260
How is electric produced by the mass majority of the electric produced on this planet?
00:59:12.120
I'm talking about, can we just, I'm smart as fuck.
00:59:22.300
I would say you're very, very skilled in common sense.
00:59:26.460
I'm glad you feel smart, but this is pretty easy to understand if you just think it through
00:59:34.300
So, you know, this is the thing that I try to remind these people is like, once these
00:59:40.100
communists, because we talked about this, I've talked about this a number of times on
00:59:49.120
It's sort of this abstract target that rotates around communism that allows them to talk about
00:59:55.040
communist goals and dreams in a very soft way that gets people to buy into them.
01:00:00.800
So, socialism as a actual thing is very, very, very, very rare.
01:00:06.280
It only exists for a fraction of a second until you go to full communism.
01:00:10.040
And so, when we paint this picture about, you know, how these people believe all of these
01:00:16.540
things and how they're being manipulated, and then we get them to champion the environmental
01:00:29.560
I think it's important for those people to understand what happens to them once it crosses
01:00:34.860
Because what happens to those people is exactly the analogy that you said about the calluses.
01:00:40.340
They say, can this person be productive or can they not?
01:00:43.400
And if you're 350 pounds with 14 piercings in your face and blue and pink hair, and your
01:00:49.380
whole contribution to society is to run around with a sign and scream at people on social
01:00:54.000
media, they're going to tell you to face the wall and put a fucking bullet in your head.
01:00:58.960
That's why they call you guys behind the closed doors.
01:01:04.340
They say, we're going to use these people to usher in our plan.
01:01:12.540
Well, yeah, because they're using their sense of belonging as humans against them too.
01:01:16.320
Yeah, but bro, all these activists who run around with the thing, dude, you guys are
01:01:24.680
And that's Lennon's the one that came up with that term, useful idiots.
01:01:29.480
We'll come to them and act like we're into whatever they're into, but we're going to
01:01:37.680
And so, yeah, they're done with them immediately.
01:01:40.580
The United Nations in 1992 kind of laid out this whole thing too for people.
01:01:45.280
If you want to go read Agenda 21 by the United Nations on their website, you can see what the
01:01:51.500
They tell you they want to outlaw the private ownership of vehicles.
01:01:56.360
The United Nations said that, and good old George H.W.
01:01:59.420
Bush was the first one to sign on to get all the countries of the world to sign on.
01:02:03.460
And so you see this and you go, oh my goodness, it's all right there for everyone to see.
01:02:17.960
And you go, okay, here's what they're telling us to do.
01:02:24.220
You have to live in multifamily dwellings in the city.
01:02:28.640
Right now in the 15-minute cities and all that stuff.
01:02:30.880
And also we see this being pushed if you pay attention to what's happening like up in New
01:02:35.240
York, for example, where they're asking people to rent rooms or make available rooms for the
01:02:42.420
Bro, you let those migrants in your house, they're going to fucking kill you and they're
01:02:51.520
A patriotic nation, you have to dilute down the patriotism by bringing people in that have
01:03:02.300
They don't have the same history and understanding.
01:03:04.760
And so eventually it fractures things so much, the culture, the civilization cannot continue
01:03:11.960
It collapses because there's not enough to hold everybody together.
01:03:17.940
Anyone in the world knows, it's not a good idea to bring in 8 million new people when
01:03:26.540
Who have different beliefs, different cultures, and have no intention of adopting the beliefs
01:03:32.080
Well, they're here to contribute to the economy.
01:03:33.660
Why didn't they contribute to their own fucking economy?
01:03:39.780
Listen, how do you think these people are getting here?
01:03:43.000
They're being paid to come here by their own governments and being, listen, they are dumping
01:03:50.340
out prisons and they are taking their criminal elements and they are offering them money to
01:03:57.600
Like, these are not the other country's best and brightest.
01:04:00.240
These are not people that are coming here to be upstanding members of society.
01:04:07.460
And by the way, we're not talking about the immigrants that we've talked about for the
01:04:12.200
last 30 years where basically these are just Mexican families that want a better life in
01:04:24.000
And like people hear what I'm saying, you know, because I know a lot of people that have come
01:04:28.000
here from Mexico and very well, who are very good people, who work very hard, and I appreciate
01:04:36.660
They are also not the people we're talking about.
01:04:38.460
So they've also flipped this narrative around to make people believe that, you know, that
01:04:45.540
good Mexican family that you know who came here from Mexico to become American, to have
01:04:50.700
more freedom and a better life, is actually who we're talking about when we say, hey, they
01:04:54.420
need to be rounded up and sent back where they came from.
01:04:56.560
In fact, they are more American than most Americans.
01:05:00.480
Because they're here for the cultural and the correct reasons that we all believe in.
01:05:11.780
For our first 200 years in America, through the immigration process, we got the cream of
01:05:19.680
It's the people that like, no, I'll risk everything if I have to.
01:05:25.140
I'm going to sell everything I own and go on this boat and hope I can make a living
01:05:34.420
Well, that's why when we break down the financial position based on race and ethnicity, white
01:05:49.020
Because these people come here and they appreciate the land of opportunity that we all have more
01:06:04.400
Where you're really, you're finding out who they are and why they're coming and what skills
01:06:11.940
We need to make sure these people can survive without assistance because we're not bringing
01:06:17.040
But since Biden took office, we have had 8 million come in.
01:06:24.120
Oh, I go to America and I get $2,200 a month for indefinitely on a little debit card.
01:06:30.560
And we've got hundreds of thousands of homeless American citizens sitting on the street with
01:06:38.620
A ton of which are veterans, people who have sacrificed huge parts of their life.
01:06:44.200
Maybe they didn't get killed or lose an arm, but what people don't talk about enough
01:06:48.900
when we talk about veterans is the sacrifice they make where they potentially lose their
01:06:54.620
A lot of these guys go overseas to fight these bullshit wars and they come back and their
01:06:59.680
wife's got a new husband and their family's gone.
01:07:04.340
These are real sacrifices that these men and women make that destroy their lives.
01:07:09.020
And we're over here giving these people $2,200 a month and a fucking cell phone and they're
01:07:22.420
So you're bringing the worst element instead of the best element.
01:07:28.200
Like what do you, what do you think's going on?
01:07:34.140
I think the, on the good news side is because of COVID tens of millions of more Americans are
01:07:44.360
Anytime you get more people on your side, that's great.
01:07:47.580
No, they didn't realize how it was going to backfire.
01:07:49.900
And then the shots, all the adverse reactions and the deaths and the miscarriages and the
01:07:55.860
cancer rates going up and all the things that have come about from that.
01:08:05.800
But each one of those people that were lied to and now realize it, they're coming over
01:08:15.480
They lied to you and your son died of a heart attack at 17.
01:08:28.000
The sobering news is, though, the other side has so much power and position and wealth
01:08:35.400
and control of so much of the information that goes out that they're just going for the
01:08:43.660
It really seems like they realize, okay, we were getting some resistance building up.
01:08:47.220
We got to cross the finish line before enough of it builds up where they're going to give
01:08:52.880
So that's why I just think people should be really prepared personally at a mental level,
01:08:59.140
at a physical level, because I think we could be heading into some hard times.
01:09:08.540
And being ready to protect your family, of course, even just with the things necessary
01:09:13.000
to survive if they do let go of another pandemic.
01:09:17.820
Okay, I've got to be home for a month or so to figure out what I'm going to do.
01:09:21.540
So I think being prepared is important, but also realizing, like we talked about earlier,
01:09:29.460
You speaking the truth is vital to your friends and family.
01:09:33.540
You must show them the reports on the shot and the great videos that are out there on so
01:09:37.900
many different topics exposing the lies they've been told.
01:09:46.280
And it's so vital, everyone's role in this, because every one person you wake up is another
01:09:54.680
And the reality is, their power, for the most part, is an illusion.
01:10:09.500
He said, if the entire United States military and all the police in America, all the sheriffs,
01:10:16.180
all the national guard, all were under the control of the government and were willing to go against
01:10:20.640
the American people, which I don't think they are.
01:10:22.200
But even if they were, he goes, that's only enough manpower to lock down six cities in America.
01:10:31.420
That's why when you stand before what's right, you get attacked, because they're scared of
01:10:45.340
Same reason they pulled this bullshit with January 6th, dude.
01:10:49.140
January 6th is an intimidate ... The whole thing about January 6th was to scare people
01:10:54.180
like us from going out in public and protesting at all.
01:10:58.060
They had to shut down the protests, because they knew it would get out of control, just
01:11:07.340
The people came out, and they were willing to stay, even when they were being machine
01:11:11.360
And all of a sudden, the army saw that, and the military there, and realized, these are our own
01:11:15.280
people, and they went on the side of the people, and went and grabbed Ceausescu and his wife
01:11:19.720
and executed them, and they were free on Christmas Day of 1989.
01:11:26.100
They had no anything, but they had the courage to stand for the truth, and God blessed their
01:11:33.760
So, yeah, don't ever underestimate just being a man or a lady, and standing up with courage.
01:11:40.980
Your stand is influencing those around you, and as the crowd multiplies behind you, you'll
01:11:47.880
be amazed at the difference it makes right where you are.
01:11:52.940
You know, this podcast, you probably don't know this, but I had a podcast before this,
01:12:00.040
It was the number one entrepreneur personal development podcast in the world, all right?
01:12:03.920
And I switched the platform in 2019 to talk about current events, because I recognized
01:12:08.780
a lot of this stuff was going on, and like I said, I didn't put it all together, but
01:12:17.840
I felt like it was the most important thing, but there's this story in business about Dell
01:12:28.480
At a certain time, you guys who were maybe a little bit younger, Dell Computer was the biggest
01:12:43.660
And Dell had this customer, and his name was Jeff Jarvis, and Jeff Jarvis ordered a laptop
01:12:48.500
from Dell, and unbeknownst to Dell, Jeff Jarvis was the number one blogger on the planet,
01:13:01.980
Well, he ordered a laptop, and it ended up giving him all kinds of problems.
01:13:05.480
And when he went to Dell to say, hey, you know, you guys sold me a lemon laptop, and I'm paraphrasing
01:13:13.800
the story here because I don't have it fresh off the top of my head.
01:13:22.160
For $1,500, this guy made it his mission to use his platform to talk about what Dell had
01:13:34.020
And because of what he did in response to Dell Computers' bad customer service, he actually
01:13:40.800
ended up costing them multiples of billions of dollars in sales, okay?
01:13:45.680
That's one person that they didn't know how connected he was.
01:13:49.460
And the reason I tell this story is because you never know who you're converting when you
01:13:57.680
In business, I tell this like, hey, you never know who that customer is.
01:14:01.740
So every single customer that you deal with, you have to treat like they're Jeff Jarvis.
01:14:06.280
You have to treat them as if they have the power to make you or break you.
01:14:12.160
And for those of you, there's a little business nugget, all right?
01:14:14.500
But when it comes to what we're talking about here, this concept is also super relevant
01:14:19.080
because we never know who we're talking to in reality of switching them over to opening
01:14:29.440
And so many people don't want to have those discussions because of the verbal abuse that's
01:14:33.600
been laid out for the last 12 or 15 years through cancel culture, through the use of bots
01:14:42.160
You know, the mat where people got berated for not wanting to wear a mask.
01:14:45.840
All of these things have intimidated people into even having the conversations necessary
01:14:53.100
And when you guys think of it and you hear Curtis say one by one, you have to understand
01:14:59.280
that's the same way your business is going to be built.
01:15:02.020
The same way that, because we talked to a lot of entrepreneurs here, the same way you're
01:15:06.100
going to build a business, which is one customer at a time, legitimately over the course
01:15:10.500
of time, there's no hyper fast way to capture all these customers.
01:15:17.020
You think there's this way to get a hundred, five hundred, a thousand customers at a time
01:15:22.180
when in reality, it's always one person at a time.
01:15:26.900
And the same way that Curtis is describing how we're going to fix this problem is parallel
01:15:35.380
And so you need to keep in mind that when you stand up and you share some truth and
01:15:41.020
you, you know, share my show or you speak on your own or take the information and voice
01:15:45.700
it yourself, whatever it is you do makes no difference to me.
01:15:49.720
When you do that, if that changes one person, if that changes one single person's opinion,
01:15:56.620
then it was worthy of doing because we don't know what the ripple effect will actually
01:16:02.540
And a lot of you guys get demoralized because you share things and, you know, sometimes
01:16:06.980
you hear only the negative back, but you don't realize that out of all those negative people,
01:16:11.820
there's a few of those people with like little cracks happening in their brain.
01:16:15.920
And they're like, wait a minute, this guy, you're Andy's actually making some sense here.
01:16:20.940
This is, and by the way, a lot of you listening, this is how you came to us.
01:16:25.100
You came to us and you're like, holy shit, Andy and DJ are crazy.
01:16:28.880
And now you heard us make enough sense to where you were like, oh my gosh, these guys
01:16:40.160
If we are going to shift the culture the way that we needed to shift and wake people up
01:16:44.200
and win their hearts and minds to win this battle, which is life or death for us.
01:16:51.340
We have to realize that if we speak and we stand and we share information and it gets
01:16:57.900
one single person to change their mind or join the team, that's worth doing.
01:17:04.260
And that's why it's important to be consistent with your, with your truth, be consistent with
01:17:13.400
Just be that way all the time, because every single time you do it, you're likely to catch
01:17:20.260
And that's one or two more people that are going to go out there and get one or two more
01:17:24.340
And there's an exponential ripple effect that happens there and take that lesson for your
01:17:29.300
But right now it's appropriate to what we got going on in the world, because if we don't
01:17:32.700
fix what's going on in the world, you don't have an opportunity to build a business anymore,
01:17:36.100
which is why I switched the format of the show.
01:17:38.320
Because I realized like, if we don't fix the soil, nothing is going to grow.
01:17:44.440
Can I tell you a story real quick on that point right there?
01:17:51.540
My mom and dad lived in St. Louis, Missouri in 19...
01:18:10.900
And he was working full time for McDonnell Douglas.
01:18:15.720
And the doctor told her, you can't get out of bed the whole pregnancy.
01:18:21.440
And they said, you're going to lose this one too.
01:18:25.700
And one of the books she happened to read was a book called Masters of Deceit by J. Edgar Hoover.
01:18:35.400
And he wrote this book in 1958 that said, you Americans, if you don't wake up, these masters of deceit, the communists, are going to take you over from within.
01:18:50.160
And she told my dad, Jim, you've got to read this book.
01:18:52.440
He's like, I don't have time to read a book because he was working full time, in school full time.
01:18:56.040
And finally, he goes, okay, I'll read the book.
01:18:59.840
And this is a young couple in their 20s right here in St. Louis, Missouri back then.
01:19:04.880
But they realized, okay, we've got to do something to share this with others.
01:19:08.200
So my mom would read all the St. Louis newspapers every day in bed while she was there, while my dad was at work.
01:19:16.500
And when someone wrote a letter where they got it, they understood what was going on, she'd call them up because she realized, we need to connect with them.
01:19:24.180
So she'd call them up and say, loved your letter.
01:19:26.100
You need to start a group in your home of educating people.
01:19:29.220
So this Thursday, invite everyone you know over.
01:19:33.260
My husband's going to come over and give a lecture on communism.
01:19:36.460
And so they would do this one night a week, even though they were so busy with life.
01:19:45.780
And right when I walk in the door, mom said, I got a meeting set up for you tonight.
01:19:57.400
And because of the rain, I guess, only a couple people showed up.
01:20:04.140
And we all have to be faithful in the little things.
01:20:08.040
And he gave a two-hour lecture to these couple people on communism.
01:20:12.800
When he was done, one of the men came up to my dad and said, if half of what you said is true,
01:20:19.780
And my dad said, well, that's why I'm doing this, even though I'm so busy.
01:20:23.520
And he started barring everything my dad had read on communism.
01:20:26.320
And in a couple months, he knew more than my father.
01:20:29.100
And he said, Jim, I'm going to quit my job and write a book about this.
01:20:33.060
And my dad's like, well, don't get carried away.
01:20:35.440
And he goes, no, I've got enough savings to last two years.
01:20:40.360
And my mom helped him to do research and stuff and studied for two years and wrote a book.
01:20:44.940
He finished the book January of 1964, but he couldn't get anybody to publish it because
01:20:53.760
But now, 64 America, for those younger, of course, there's no internet.
01:21:00.240
If you want a copy of his book, you literally have to send him cash or check in the mail.
01:21:07.180
And in 1964, out of his garage, in eight months, he sold six million copies.
01:21:15.620
And when Ronald Reagan was elected president of the United States in 1980, he said, I would
01:21:21.660
never have been elected president of the United States if John Stormer, in 1964, had not written
01:21:27.520
the book, None Dare Call It Treason, the book from the man that came to my dad's meeting.
01:21:34.480
That's the exact point that we're talking about.
01:21:38.200
It started the entire conservative movement in America.
01:21:40.700
And one of my parents' first groups, too, was a lady.
01:21:45.040
How also, I'm going to be selling some self-published books out of my garage.
01:21:54.180
But Phyllis Schlafly, who hopefully you're familiar with that name, she died a few years
01:21:59.180
back, but she was a legend out of St. Louis of standing up against this evil tyranny
01:22:06.620
She started Eagle Forum, a ladies' group and things.
01:22:18.680
But I'm telling you, when you plant the seeds of truth and you have the example of living
01:22:24.020
that out to go with it, and this is a key for, like I said before, I'm a Christian, so
01:22:34.900
So when I tell people about him, they go, I can tell he's there because you're different.
01:22:41.600
So he's got to be, he has to be a reality, which he is.
01:22:47.080
If you want people to believe in what you say is true, you have to have convinced them
01:23:01.180
That's such a great example of the point that I was trying to make.
01:23:07.160
You guys have no idea who you're influencing or who's going to wake up or who's going to become
01:23:16.040
And you guys, because you share something once or twice, you think you did your job.
01:23:21.280
Do you think those people are going to stop because you shared something once or twice?
01:23:37.120
So when you think about like what you're contributing and what you're saying and what you're doing to
01:23:44.280
And if you don't contribute now, when it's easy, it's sharing the podcast.
01:23:52.920
It's eventually going to be, it's the cost is blood.
01:23:56.720
As you study world history, once you have the chains upon you, that's the only thing
01:24:08.620
One of the guys from InfoWars, you know, and you guys can think what you want about Alex
01:24:18.780
I think he says some off the wall shit, but one of the guys off of his show just got
01:24:22.660
sentenced to prison in a federal prison for something he said about January 6th for something
01:24:31.640
That is, that should scare the shit out of every single one of you guys.
01:24:38.940
And one of the, no, there's January 6th, they're setting new precedent with that.
01:24:48.780
We're throwing you in prison the rest of your life.
01:24:50.220
But one of the oath keeper, the leader of the oath keepers just a month or so ago, this
01:24:57.220
He was not even at January 6th and he got 18 years in prison.
01:25:07.940
So when they start arresting you by association, we're all in trouble.
01:25:11.800
Because we should all be connected to some good people.
01:25:13.540
The justice system in certain areas of the country is fully weaponized right now, depending
01:25:20.960
So we have to be aware of this because if it spreads to everywhere, that means that any
01:25:28.100
And I'm going to tell you this, dude, if we don't get through this next election,
01:25:31.320
and we don't get someone else in there, you could say anyone else that's not part of this
01:25:35.560
deal, they're going to come for me and they're going to come for people like you, Curtis,
01:25:39.500
and they're going to come for all of anybody who's been speaking up.
01:25:42.360
And you guys don't have anybody speaking up for you anymore.
01:25:47.240
So you can either join in now and start using your voice.
01:25:50.480
Like you said, when it's easy and you may feel like it's not easy right now, but it's
01:25:57.140
The worst thing that's going to happen to you is you're going to get yelled at at your
01:25:59.940
work or yelled at by some of your peers, right?
01:26:02.700
Who don't understand what's going on, which gives you an opportunity to explain.
01:26:06.120
But if this goes another year or two and you don't join in, you're not going to have anybody
01:26:11.980
to fight for you because everybody that's fighting for you will either be in jail or
01:26:18.300
Do you think it's comfortable for me to come on this show every day knowing that?
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And when I tell you guys to join in and fucking join me, it's because I know what's going to
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So when I say share the fucking show, that's why I tell you to share the show.
01:26:36.660
Like, dude, we come in here, you're dedicating your life.
01:26:43.140
You got all these other people and people think that we can carry the whole water up the
01:26:49.260
And so unless you guys join in now, like, and I mean, like join in, get engaged, get vocal,
01:26:57.540
Unless you join in with that now, there ain't going to be an opportunity later because do
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you think you're going to speak up when there's nobody else speaking up for you and they're
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coming legitimately to check if you have calluses on your hands or not?
01:27:10.420
And if you're not part of their group, they're going to kill you.
01:27:15.560
That's a repeat of historical fact that has happened over and over and over.
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Communism has killed more people in the 1900s than every single war ever fought combined
01:27:39.720
It was the government slaughtering its own people in times of peace.
01:27:43.260
None of the statistics from World War I or World War II are added into that.
01:27:47.020
And so, yeah, that's what communism looks like.
01:27:51.900
It's the greatest killing machine in the history of the world.
01:27:55.140
And it's gaining momentum because the elites and the globalists and the people behind the
01:28:00.380
scenes, the bankers, the people that control the purse strings of the world, they love communism
01:28:05.340
because they'll do the dirty work for those people of getting control of every person.
01:28:12.360
And they openly talk about that, Klaus Schwab does at the World Economic Forum.
01:28:16.560
But also the Rockefeller family, which is significant.
01:28:19.600
But in 1973, David Rockefeller went over to China.
01:28:25.800
And if a lot of you aren't familiar with Mao Zedong, he slaughtered between 60 and 80
01:28:30.560
million of his own people in times of peace so that he's a butcher.
01:28:34.360
And he went over there, David Rockefeller, to visit him.
01:28:37.820
And he said this when he came back in a New York Times editorial that you can still read.
01:28:44.360
He said whatever happened to create what Mao has in China was worth it.
01:28:56.920
Well, yeah, if you had to kill 60 to 80 million people that were not going along, that's fine.
01:29:00.860
But what they got now, that's the model for the world.
01:29:03.080
And that's when all of the funds from America started dumping into China.
01:29:07.240
If you study the history of the Soviet Union, it was the bankers of the world that kept giving
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them $100 million loans in the 20s and the 30s because they wanted an enemy there.
01:29:17.080
It's very key in being able to control people when you have threats around.
01:29:24.280
Because when you're fearful, you're not thinking.
01:29:36.520
Yeah, just the simple things, the consistency of your life.
01:29:40.140
Even what you all do here, Andy, with the, you know, working out and taking care of yourself
01:29:46.880
When you're healthy, when you get up early and exercise and you're ready for the day,
01:29:52.680
You're more, you're tougher, which we need to be.
01:29:55.280
We need to be a tough, healthy, strong people that are very kind to those around us, helping
01:30:00.800
pull them up, helping encourage them to get involved and to start taking baby steps to
01:30:06.540
changing the direction of their life if they haven't built in the habits of character and
01:30:13.200
But it's, yeah, it's just, it's, it's the little things.
01:30:15.800
They want us to think it has to be a top-down solution and they want us to think that so we
01:30:22.020
But I'm telling you this, it's never a top-down solution.
01:30:26.520
Everything I've, as I've read so much history in my life, it's always the movement start
01:30:31.700
Even what's happened to our country, my movies, what they're about, they're about how a small
01:30:36.280
group of people back in the 20s said, we're going to take this thing down.
01:30:39.540
And they slowly started influencing one person at a time and started getting in positions
01:30:44.400
of power and hiring from within and follow, you know, hiring like-minded people and fellow
01:30:50.520
And all of a sudden we wake up a hundred years later and go, man, they've almost taken over
01:30:57.940
Well, it sounds like you're talking about the concept of personal excellence to me.
01:31:01.800
I like to say personal excellence is the ultimate rebellion.
01:31:08.360
You know, one thing that you were just saying that I think is important to touch on before
01:31:12.640
we wrap up is, you know, one thing that those people didn't have that we have is the internet.
01:31:20.780
So while it took them a hundred years, one by one by one, it doesn't have to take us
01:31:26.020
It could take us literally one year because of the connectivity of the world.
01:31:29.640
If you guys all chose to speak up, they cannot censor every single person on the internet,
01:31:41.080
And by the way, these far left progressive weirdos that are the useful idiots of this,
01:31:45.660
they don't have the economic buying power to support these businesses and these sites
01:31:50.240
So when we look at like who has the actual control, we have the control.
01:31:57.420
We have the ability to choose where we spend our money.
01:32:00.040
We have the ability to choose how we live our lives.
01:32:02.320
We have the ability to choose what we say and how we stand for things.
01:32:05.680
And we have this amazing technology called the internet that they have convinced
01:32:09.340
a lot of you guys, well, I don't want to speak up because they shadow ban me.
01:32:13.160
I live my life shadow ban and I still reach millions of people.
01:32:18.300
Dude, the point is, is if you all join in and you all started rowing the boat along with
01:32:24.060
the other people rowing the boat, this would turn around very quickly.
01:32:30.560
You could change your entire life in 90 days, man.
01:32:34.780
What if every single person listening to this show right now said, dude, for the next 90
01:32:39.160
days and beyond, I'm going to be a changed human being.
01:32:43.420
I am going to live the values of personal excellence.
01:32:59.060
I'm going to be a good, you know, facilitator of goodwill through my community.
01:33:03.380
And I'm going to live the example so that my neighbors and my community and my friends
01:33:07.560
and my peers can witness this and understand what it looks like.
01:33:14.220
You'll be a lot more financially successful and you will feel better about yourself in general.
01:33:19.540
So not only do we win in society, but you win in life by doing that.
01:33:24.040
And that's the solution that we have and we can do it very fast.
01:33:26.900
But it's going to take action on your individual part.
01:33:34.620
Nobody out here that you, Trump can't do it for you.
01:33:39.180
It's only you and it's done at an individual level.
01:33:42.380
And so when you ask yourself, what is the solution?
01:33:46.740
Get your ass off the couch and go look in the mirror because that's the solution.
01:33:58.900
When other people change, we have a big movement.
01:34:04.060
They only have power by keeping us silent, by keeping us sick, by keeping us entertained,
01:34:09.700
by keeping our attention on other things, by keeping us struggling financially so that
01:34:16.940
These are their tools of manipulation and we fall for them over and over and over again.
01:34:22.120
And so when you wonder who's coming to fix this, get up and look in the mirror because
01:34:34.960
Listen, I really appreciate you making time for us, man.
01:34:38.620
You're traveling around, doing a lot of good work.
01:34:40.880
I just want to say thank you for all the work that you do.
01:34:43.320
I would have not tied all this together had it not been for watching these films.
01:34:48.020
If you guys haven't watched Agenda and Agenda 2, these are absolute must-watch films.
01:34:53.920
They will tie it all together for you better than we could ever do on this show.
01:34:59.300
They go from A to Z of what's going on and it'll allow you to see.
01:35:04.860
And I especially encourage those of you who listen to the show, who maybe do lean a little
01:35:10.500
bit left, who maybe do, you know, tend to be more of the, you know, what I call granola
01:35:20.840
I'm just saying, you know who I'm talking about.
01:35:23.260
Like you guys who are of the environmental protection mindset, realize that that is okay,
01:35:31.520
but also realize where the limits are and what you're being a part of when you blindly
01:35:36.220
support a lot of these things going on, all right?
01:35:45.600
I mean, for 180 minutes of time, you're going to get a very great perspective on what's actually
01:35:53.820
going on and it will allow you to navigate your life at a much better pace.
01:36:07.040
And if I ever become president, I'll give you a medal for it, all right?
01:36:11.280
So I know you don't do it for that, but like, you know, I'm glad people like you exist.
01:36:20.060
You're welcome to come on anytime and talk about this.
01:36:27.220
You can buy the movies there if you like physical copies.
01:36:29.560
And I encourage people to get physical copies of every good book you like, every good video
01:36:34.020
you like, because that's going to be part of the censorship that's coming.
01:36:37.500
My YouTube channel, they just deleted the whole thing with no warnings, no strikes.
01:36:43.160
And when they realize you're speaking it, they do what they can to rub you out.
01:36:46.900
And so I also have something called Agenda Weekly, or if you're familiar with that at
01:36:59.320
And then a video of me talking about a specific issue that people need to be aware about.
01:37:05.240
My last week's one was on courage, how you have to have courage.
01:37:08.960
And it's also, the videos are available for free on Rumble, that platform.
01:37:13.820
If you type in Curtis Powers, go to that page, and I encourage you all to.
01:37:17.140
I think you'll enjoy it, because it's just on courage, how we have to have courage right
01:37:21.720
But Curtis Powers at Rumble, and you can just follow and like there.
01:37:26.060
So each week, I just do one video a week, and when it comes up, you can watch that and
01:37:37.040
It's very important to support people who are doing this kind of work financially, because
01:37:41.320
these people that are in control find ways to pull finances from people, okay?
01:37:46.000
And one day I'll share how they do that for me as well, but I'm not going to today.
01:37:50.700
So how can they share, how can they do that for you?
01:37:53.980
Well, definitely buying the videos at AgendaDocumentary.com is a huge blessing, but then you have a physical
01:38:02.000
Also, AgendaWeekly.com, it's a little subscription-based thing to try to fund us, because I don't have
01:38:07.460
any big George Soros who's not funding me or anybody, it's $5 a month.
01:38:11.920
Every week, we send you a full review of the news, what's going on, key things, so you won't
01:38:16.720
have to waste your whole week watching the news.
01:38:18.760
You'll be able to go do something, but we'll watch the news all week and then summarize
01:38:29.500
Like, for real, like, I don't, I don't, one day you'll know how grateful I am for what
01:38:34.260
I know we don't, we've only met just today, but I understand the gravity and the impact
01:38:39.520
of what's going on, and I just really, really, really appreciate it.