Day 299.5 Why a Third SilverScript Thu Aug 17 2017

Day 299.5 Why a Third  SilverScript Thu Aug 17 2017


Day 299.5 Why a Third Amendment? - Americans have a deep seated aversion to covert operations. I outline how little effort this takes for the DoD in the US.

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okay
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live from Yonkers City Hall I normally
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don't do the big issues I like to focus
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on one case and and all the intricacies
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in one case to really prove a point
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rather than make big sweeping statements
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but every once in a while I get calls
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from police officers or ex-federal FBI
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or government soldiers and so forth they
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want to understand what's going on
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what's going on what's the big system
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what's the big thing that's happening
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why are all these guys dying a PTSD why
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are the cops shooting themselves with
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PTSD what is going on you know a lot of
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people from the last video we're
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commenting about the motorcycle guy you
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know what the heck is going on here you
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just seem like he was just going back
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and forth you know so let me just say
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that the number one thing that if you're
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gonna today's a big picture this is a
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big picture third amendment third
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amendment is no standing army right the
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reason why the colonialists said no
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standing army is because the Hessians
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move right in with them and the british
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moved right in with them and so they had
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to feed them and they had to wash their
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clothes and do all this stuff and shine
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their boots and they just I mean that
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just really grated on the colonists you
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know they say Andrew Jackson got us scar
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across the face but because he spit on a
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British captain when he told him to
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shine his boots and he'd rather you know
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risk death and shine a British captain's
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boots so it's very deep into our psyche
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that we don't want standing armies the
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thing about it and of course I'm in
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front of the Veterans Center right here
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you can see the POWs flag you can see
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the POWs flag right down there and I'll
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try to talk a lot I'm sorry so there's
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just this huge antipathy in America for
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any kind of standing army okay but
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knowing that if you're a military
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planner and you want to secure the
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United States to you the United States
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is the
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ultimate Super Bowl you do not want to
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lose home base you know and capture the
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flag you do not lose your home base your
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home base and your plan for defending
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the home base is more important than any
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other excursion that you might do right
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so that's the key here is the plan for
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the u.s. the military plan for the US
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and keeping control of the US is by
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definition by definition can it be much
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stronger than any other plan for any
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other country right so you know that the
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American people don't like a lot of
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uniforms on every street we used to have
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Marines they used to guard the streets
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you know there's halls of Montezuma
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you'll find the streets are guarded by
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the United States Marines and all that
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so people did didn't used to have a
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problem if the Vietnam War came along
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and then people just really turned off
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on the idea of a lot of uniforms around
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well if you think about it think about
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all the movies where you've seen you
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know armies marching through the streets
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you know the thousands and thousands of
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armies marching through the streets
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think of those Hitler rallies we had a
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million men under uniform huge
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government investment in military
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hardware material personnel and so forth
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okay the brain just has no problem with
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that we've seen it so many times we've
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seen so many old World War one movies in
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World War two movies and civil war
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movies and everything we just don't have
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a problem with that we just our mind it
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accepts it because we've seen so many
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examples of it but if you think about it
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if you think about it a hey how you
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doing Oh
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entonces turned a scared them perfecto
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gracias
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so the so back to covert army right a
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covert army is easier if you think about
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it much easier much easier
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then an overt army I'm army first of all
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you got a train an army to march I mean
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that's the first thing and they gotta be
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able to turn that do that rope client
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and then they gotta be able to you know
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go through all the mud and shoot all the
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rifles and all that stuff now you're
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still gonna do weapons training for a
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covert army but there's so much stuff
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that you don't have to do again they are
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gonna do covert training but and now
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just think about material you don't have
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to buy uniforms you don't have to buy
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jeeps you don't have to buy tanks make
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you just drive the car they can just
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drive a car they've got no problem so a
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Coburn army is much easier now you can
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augment a covert army like andrew
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jackson used to say irregular cease to
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call me o regulars with regulars right
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you can combine you can combine official
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homeland security type organizations you
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know police fire and EMS and coordinate
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them when they're not busy doing
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emergencies and you could coordinate
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them with urea Regular Army and covert
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army but getting back to the army piece
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of this if you're the military planner
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what if no one was watching your budget
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and you had nine trillion dollar black
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budget why wouldn't you have a covert
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army it just makes sense you are then in
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control you then have control you can
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take out anybody you want anyone who
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complains about you know killing people
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overseas or atrocities or using dark
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weapons you know with D U or W P or
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sarin gas and they start talking you
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don't kill him you don't drag him out in
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the street like you did in the old days
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you slowly start using what they call a
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low intensity program and low intensity
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programs have been around since the
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British and the Mau Maus believe it or
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not you know in in Africa low intensity
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just everyday just used the systems that
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are available in the government to take
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people down a notch maybe it's a school
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that you don't get into maybe it's a
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loan that gets collected early maybe
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it's to hassle you get from an IRS
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person maybe it's
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a car wheel that goes flat you know even
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small things but the idea is you want
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the army to always be in training you
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want that covert army to always be in
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training so but it takes such a shift in
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thinking you again you've seen the
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movies where Hitler their walk and up
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and down you know thousands and
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thousands of marching armies and you go
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yep there's there's up to a million
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people in an army that's the Army's are
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huge but then you go well what if I said
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there was you know maybe 50 people down
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on that street you know during the day
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that our covert you do all that this
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conspiracy that's crazy but if you think
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about it from the point of view of the
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military planner let's say you're David
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Petraeus why wouldn't you if you could
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use that same covert army now to take
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out competitors to create a list of
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losers and winners that you could now
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get create private equity plays from
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take out competition so that you could
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take over their businesses especially in
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the areas of weapons trade especially in
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the areas of research and development
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new inventions the play that inventions
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and the investments that pay off the
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most why wouldn't you do that it's your
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army you have the army and again these
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things are old as mud jenia the expert
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witness police officer from California
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called me and talked about a one of her
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older friends that was a part of
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Hitler's thing with the indoctrination
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bringing the soldiers in and shown them
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the same movies over and over and over
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about how bad the Jews were and how
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great the Aryans were just over and over
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indoctrination especially younger people
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really are susceptible to that and we
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have it in our own country we just don't
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see it you know it ours is around
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patriotism okay so our appeal is
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patriotism so these kids that are coming
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into InfraGard and coming into the
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differ
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agencies and so forth now FBI CIA etc
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they're they're saying this is patriotic
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this is anti-terrorism anti-terrorism
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this is a good thing so we're constantly
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training for anti-terrorism but in
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actual fact it's not about
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anti-terrorism at all it's about this
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system of basic social control it's
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population control at the end of the day
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and it's smart business that's the part
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people don't get just think about how
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the military would benefit I realize
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it's windy up here it's smart business
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so City Hall is gonna marry City Hall
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the city vehicles and so forth the
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military is gonna be smart enough to put
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a political structure that marries all
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the official police cars and all the
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official fire trucks and and EMS and
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even bus people and and city water and
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so forth being able to put them in a
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paging system if you don't think that's
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possible just think about that Pokemon
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where you go get pokeyman you don't know
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what you're doing you're just going to
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get Pokemon but you're creating traffic
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and you're creating all kinds of motion
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in front of somebody and that could be a
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target
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so I know it sounds hard to believe but
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again go back to COINTELPRO and
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operation chaos this is what sai Hirsch
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couldn't get his mind around when I
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called him the second time I came back
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and I said I've got this system it's
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Patraeus it's KKR it's a Senate Armed
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Services Committee blah blah blah and
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he's like that's too big a story and I
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said sigh you're the guy you're the guy
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who reported on COINTELPRO and reported
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in the New York Times about operation
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chaos with CIA in the United States in
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the United States this is old as dust
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okay this is 45 years ago so I don't
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normally like to this is kind of big
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picture stuff and I don't normally like
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to do the big picture stuff but I
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thought I would just say think about it
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a covert army is so much easier the
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physical requirements are so much easier
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you can get disabled people you can get
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people who are drug addicts you can get
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people who are involved in all kinds of
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ratlines just selling drugs and so forth
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they only have to be able to make it
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down to their corner or wherever on a
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cane you don't have the same kind of
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physical requirements it's so much
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easier than doing a real army quartering
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quartermaster barracks you know painting
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all the time moving transportation
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training drilling none of that's
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required covert armies are the easiest
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all they need to do is learn a little
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bit of a relay system and I love the
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bells
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I love the bells I love the clocks
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everybody says I love the clocks because
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I think a Clockwork Orange and the bells
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are nice because they somehow remind us
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of our humanity you know I don't know I
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I realize it's religious as well but
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beautiful st. st. Joe's over here a
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beautiful church but so this is waxing a
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little too too long and I don't normally
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do this but I've had so many people that
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are depressed and they're wondering
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what's happening to my life why is
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everything going downhill slowly
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downhill and I'm trying to say it's not
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what you think it is it's not just the
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brakes it's things can't go that many
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times against you over that period of
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time especially now when we've got the
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organ harvesting is so profitable and
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the opiate targeting is so profitable
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I've met so many parents who've had
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their kids die very very young or put it
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this way become brain dead then declared
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dead very young so anyway I just wanted
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to say they're called low intensity
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systems for a good reason so they're not
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noticed and low intensity systems are
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very easy and if you if you the relay I
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was going to talk about is you've been
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all been to a baseball game and they
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touch their nose they touch their ear
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and they touch their hair and then they
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make all those funny things the kids
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make fun of them and what they do is a
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touch system and they just pre-arranged
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it after the ear it's going to be the
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third touch and each each whatever
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signal or sign means something so you
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get a sign and all you need to do is
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know who you're looking at downstream
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and looking at upstream and it's a relay
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the relay is a dumb system the same
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system we had before WikiLeaks with
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with the thumb drives you don't know
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anything beyond your downstream and your
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upstream so that if you're ever
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compromised or captured you give up to
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people right now if you're tortured so
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then they have to go find those people
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and then torture them and so forth and
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so forth but if I knew the whole rat
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line they'd only have to torture one guy
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takes it it would be a lot easier to get
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the rat line so Wow
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I promised myself I would never do this
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topic but this is the g4s this is the
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g4s this is why I know what happened in
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Zanesville it's because they used these
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groups to kind of surveil and I mean
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Maitreya DynCorp trains in surveillance
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they trained in harassment so I guess
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they wouldn't have those courses unless
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they did it
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and these g4s groups are the ones that
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are mainly that are mainly doing it now
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and they take guys that have grad have
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retired they're 20 years or 30 years
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into the FBI or CIA and they give them a
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little security company and they make a
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security company out of their family and
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friends and so forth or lower-level
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ratline people and the security
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companies are about 25 200 people and so
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forth but we have a ton of them we got
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like 7,000 according to the last count
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Danah priests did this top-secret
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America so when anytime you create these
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structures that are military structures
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that are kind of beneath the surface I
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mean the pioneer of the fighters the
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colonialists did it with Sons of Liberty
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ok and it's done over and over Gladio
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program in Europe Gladio B and Western
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Asia Gladio C here in the United States
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why do you think we have 33 Muslim
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training camps that nobody ever shuts
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down it's because those are weapons
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caches in case there's ever a civil
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insurrection like Charles Charlotte's
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ville exactly that why do you think
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we're bringing people in from other
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countries and like Dearborn or wherever
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and cashing these soldiers it's so that
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if there ever is a charlottesville these
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are all responses that have been trained
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and they're ready to go it just makes
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sense it's good military planning okay
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that is all I'm going to say the
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Israelis are completely
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all this obama has nothing to do with
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anything so okay not sure why I did it
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but a couple of just so many people kept
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asking me I did my little shtick on the
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third amendment so there will be a third
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amendment challenge in my lawsuit
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against the FBI
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it's obviously probably not gonna win it
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just because judges don't want to start
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doing discovery because once you start
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discovering this stuff you know it's New
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York Times you know sy Hersh it's New
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York Times as soon as the stuff comes
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forward and really we haven't had
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anything since COINTELPRO that now the
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FBI had a thing called a registry and
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they kept changing the name every time
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I'd get discovered they just changed the
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name
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well Cohen tells pros it's gonna be the
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same way they just change the name and
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keep improving it so now one person said
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why doesn't Trump because it's an
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executive order just reverse
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presidential decision directive 62
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that'd be interesting everyone with one
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stroke of the pen you could eliminate a
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lot of the covert organizations because
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a lot of their covert organizations got
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their charter with with and telling the
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CIA to work with the FBI a lot of that
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that got charted with presidential
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decision directive 62 well see that's a
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good idea actually so anyway I know BLM
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BLM is okay all the federal agencies are
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all the same right they're a big agency
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chartered to do something
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bureaucratically with a big budget so
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all these in BLM and other people that
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have this paramilitary group that's
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inserted inside them that's just simple
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infiltration that makes sense again if
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you're CIA that is just good business
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you take that business every day you're
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using somebody else's budget now you
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infiltrate your group you take people
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out with with operations you know you
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embarrass people through reading their
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email or whatever you move your people
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in and now you own that whole budget now
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you can spend that whole BLM budget on
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whatever you want you don't have to
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spend any of it on on actually managing
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the forest right so you can start saying
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okay well gosh there's uranium there
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let's take that we'll sell that to the
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Chinese what what KKR
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should we get for that and so on it's so
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on and so far you got IRS and all of
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them so that's why I don't really do the
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Lloyd lavoy finicum thing that's just
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one example of like a whole bunch of
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examples it's good business that's the
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way you do it if you're a military
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planner Cote good low-intensity systems
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okay I don't know why but I got off on
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the big topic well we're gonna now go
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back to our regularly scheduled micro
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case management here and and solving the
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Awan brother's case