BEST OF: 2021 PBN Year in Review!!

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Speaking for the new bulletin, tonight we give you something entirely. New and different. Thank you. Come join hand in hand, brave Americans all, and rouse your bold hearts at fair liberty's call. No tyrannous act shall suppress your just claim, or stain with dishonor America's name. In freedom we're born and in freedom we live. Our purses are ready. Steady, boys, steady. Not as slaves, but as free men. Our money will give. Steady, boys, steady. What is up, PBN family? The year has come to an end. I almost didn't make the deadline with this podcast. But when you put together a year in review, you find out the true power. of the Prepper Broadcasting Network, and you also, you know, as the Intrepid Commander, I'm reminded in listening to this thing and pulling these clips and everything of, good God, just the power of it all. It's astounding, you know, it really is astounding. I tried to get every single show a chance to shine in these. Some of the hosts, or some of the guests on these shows were so good that I just, I clipped the guests, you know. There's amazing clips in here. There's amazing clips in here. Trek from the Matter of Facts podcast on the Kyle Rittenhouse. I got a lot of firsts. I got the firsts from all the new hosts. And I'm telling you right now, PBN family, this year in review, it's going to knock your socks off, man. It's a reminder of what we do here in a year's time. And this one in particular is overwhelming because there's so many firsts. There's so many new shows. And we're going to open the whole thing up with the very first episode of The Strange Truth with Carl B. Which actually aired on January 1st last year. So, kick back. It's about 20 minutes long or 30 minutes long, I think. And listen to the PBN show. year in review enjoy. We are the prepper broadcasting network. Hi and welcome to the first episode of the strange truth podcast my name is uh carl b And we're going to be talking about a few things, you know, just to get you thinking about the truth and what it is and how important it is. Different nations. You can see it in governing bodies that attempt to be world governments like, you know, the EU and places like that. It's everywhere. It's everywhere. And it's brought on by a lot of brainwashing. It's brought on by a lot of climate change talk. And, you know, mostly brought on by what? What's the word of 2021 family that we need to avoid at all costs? Desperation. Overall, I'm going to address these people going forward as the lizards. So instead of using they. Because they is who we're going to be pointing at for a very long time. We're going to be talking about they are coming down on the food production. They are taking away our gun rights. They this and they that. I'm just going to have fun. Because we have an element of fun here on PBN that is probably the reason you listen. They're going to be the lizards. The lizards. You don't have to buy in. But I'm telling you right now, when you hear from me, I'm going to refer to these powers that be as the lizards. Right? Because there is some contingent of radical monsters, human monsters, who fundamentally believe that they should eat cake and you should not. Over half of Americans believe that journalists have and currently purposefully mislead the public. Over half of Americans believe that. YouTube has been caught removing dislikes from White House press briefing video. Medical Journal quietly retracts study claiming hydroxychloroquine, I said it, is ineffective against COVID-19. So there was a study saying it was ineffective, but that study has been retracted now. California refuses to disclose COVID-19 data used to drive lockdowns. CNN is no longer showing its death tracker, which they were hyping up all the time. Associated Press wants extremist podcasts that challenge fraudulent elections to be eliminated. Sound familiar? Moving on. Tennessee man's residence was searched by armed agents. They're trying to regroup Regain a hidden trail camera that was placed on his private land without a warrant. Biden 2020 run was backed by $ 145 million in dark money. That's under foreign cash. Corrupts an election. Man charged in Capitol riot barred from commenting about matters related to the U.S. government online. Wow. Yeah. And last one on this column, U.S. military convoy rolls into Syria on the first day of new presidency. First 24 hours, rolling back into Syria. Move on to the second column. Sleet, freezing rain, snow, you name it. We're supposed to get about an. Inch or so here anyways. Just hope we don't lose power. But, you know, if we do, we're ready. Hey! I just wanted to let you know that tonight is the continuity. The continuity is tonight. So if you're not a member, you've got to get in there. You've got to get in Element. And Element is going to be the new thing for 2021. James is planning to move everything over to this Element server because we can control it. And speaking of control, you're not allowed to say anything about election irregularities, let alone election fraud. You're not allowed to say that. So it calls into question the legitimacy of our current president, which, if you remember, every day for four years, they called the legitimacy of Donald Trump. Did I? I didn't even realize it. But, yeah, I don't know. It's a weird time, man. It's a weird time. And I do think living through this craziness is having a tremendous effect on the kids. So if you're out there and you're dealing with your own children, really of any age, particularly in school, you've got to sit them down and let them know. Life is not about doing what you're told all the time. Because. We are existing, particularly in these next four years, where it's going to be a lot of do what you're told. And Americans are going to have to make tough decisions of, I'm not going to do it. Or I am, you know, one or the other. But I saw you jump off mute. Ryan, did you want to add to that? I feel like you'd be a great person to add to that. I was just going to say that there's an adult aspect of this too. The kids, obviously, they're going to comply or get to a stage of compliance that's almost scary where they're they feel comfortable wearing masks it's there already that's to me is very troublesome but one thing that I've noticed is that people who I would consider who come you know proclaim to be extremely intelligent professors, scholarly folks, these guys, doctors, not like doctors in a surgical room, but like a doctor of whatever. Yeah, PhDs are following this so closely, and they're living and breathing this to the point where they believe in it to the point where they're just not accepting any other facts behind it. And they're, you know, the numbers are the numbers, but well, if you look at the numbers this way, what you find is it's more, there's just more fear to be had. So it's kind of like, you know, if you, if you, it's like Don Quixote, you know, if you go and search out that windmill, you're going to find, or the dragon, you're going to find it. The problem is that these people who proclaim to be smart and intelligent are really, you know, trusting quote unquote, the science and it's not there, you know? And to me, that's really disturbing in a lot of ways because you've got intelligent people who are saying, Oh yeah, this is a big deal. Um, uh and then you've got numbers that are the complete opposite you know if you're if you're actually a scientist if you believe in science and the laws of nature you start breaking down these types of things and it's like no this is this is the way viruses work okay you know this is the way mortality works this is the way our factors work and the way viruses spread and You take these measures, then you're fine. But then when you extend that to another level where you've got people, in some cases, walking around by themselves with a mask on outside. I've seen it. And it's like, where is your brain right now? Where is your common sense? Where is your sense of, like you say, just because people tell you to do it doesn't mean that it's right. To a $ 1, 000 range, depending on what it is. And I'll tell you, if you're going to get a unit like that, the best thing to do with that is mount it on a weapon. Okay. And that weapon, I know. That Pulsar makes a unit like that that somebody brought to class, and it was a weapon-mounted unit. And it was made in Russia, or Belarus maybe. That's where it was from. It had Cyrillic writing on it, and it was a very nice unit. Very, very nice unit. It was digitized, so it had that digital image intensification on there, made it nice and clear. It was a good unit. But keep in mind, that's mounted on a weapon, so you're intending on using that weapon at night. And that might be. Something like if you're setting up a weapon for a static defense, for a neighborhood defense, and you're only using that weapon at night. Hey, man, it's well worth having. Now, we're jumping into the Gen 3 units. This is where you're starting to spend. Yeah, it goes up considerably. I'm a big fan of the PVS-14. Okay, I saw those on Ready Made Resources. Yeah. Yeah, so the PBS-14, and there's a lot of flavors of PBS-14 from the green tube, which is like what's military issue, right? That's what Iraq and Iraq, that's what I was using in Afghanistan, right? The old green tubes, and that's kind of what people think of when they think of night vision, is that green image. Those are going to be less expensive than. And, I mean, by less expensive, I mean, you know, it's still $ 2, 800 to $ 3, 000 range. You know, it ain't cheap. It's that engagement ring money. Oh, no. No, it is, man. Well, I've had a number of guys, man, they come to class, and that's kind of what they call it. And I'm like, yeah, spot on, man, spot on. Oh, no. I'm a fan of the PVS-14, and it's a little more expensive, but here's why. Okay. So versatile. I can mount it on my face, right, on my head, swing it down, and always have it on my non-firing eye. Right. There's a shooting technique with that if you're running a red dot called collating. Right. So you put your optic up to your face. just like you're, you're normally aiming and keep, you know, we should always be shooting both eyes open anyways. That's how any competent firearms instructor teaches. Um, you know, and it doesn't work for everybody, but it does work for me. And it's worked for a lot of other people that I worked with and your brain's going to put the two together, the red dot and the, the image, you know, from your, your non-dominant eye. Welcome back to the matter of facts podcast now on the prepper broadcast network. So if, I'm known for anything. It's for talking a whole lot to say something really simple, and this is the one time I'm going to do it in reverse. Matter of fact, this podcast just joined Prep Broadcasting Network. And on the other side of the line, I have my faithful co-host, Andrew, who is irreplaceable and awesome. And I also have James Walton, who is, depending on your outlook, either our new boss or the instigator of shenanigans, we'll say. Is that an appropriate title? Does that fit well with. Intrepid Commander, James? Instigator. Commander. Instigator of shenanigans. All of the above works. Any title that does about as much mockery as possible to my persona is what I prefer. That's what I prefer. I don't want to take this thing too seriously. Well, thank you for joining us. Dave Jones is with us as well tonight. Great, great. I don't know if you wanted to say hi, Dave Jones. Well, hi, Dave Jones. And Dave, say hi to us. Oh, Dave must have went quiet on us. That's okay. All right. So what, you're out in the, in the, in the sun, in the midday sun back there. Well, it looks like it, but actually I'm in my kitchen. I know, I know. I play with those all the time. I play with those things all the time. Um, so yes, sir, first and foremost, uh, I want to thank you for all the support here at PBN. You know, you've been a longstanding sponsor here at the network. We absolutely love your book. I mean, we can't say enough about the, uh, what the, the part in your book that I love the most is the breakdown of the modules. The modules throughout the book are, are sort of like, God, they're like crack cocaine for preppers. You know what I mean? We get this list and it's got all this stuff to put together to build out these kits and, uh, Yeah, we love it. We love that book, and I wanted to thank you for your support. Well, sure. I think the key to that book, though, is being able to look at a symptom and look at the cause, if it's an injury, the mechanism of injury, and figuring out from there rapidly what It might mean the diagnosis. So much of that book is worked around a diagnostic algorithm. In other words, it's not a simple line drawing. Yes, no, do this, do that. It's descriptive by type of symptom and by location of symptom. In other words, you've got pain as a topic. And then you've got pain in the abdomen is a specific topic or pain in the throat and pain in the ear. Because then you can home in on, well, what can that mean? What are the other diagnostic signs and symptoms I look at to know, well, one, how important is this? And two, what can or should I do about it? So that, to me, was the crux of the book. Now, I've had people say, well, you know, what if you don't have anything? Well, I tried to put that into the book. You know, a prepper can only prep so much. and then you run out of stuff or things are destroyed, and then you don't have anything. So what do you do next? So I tried to include that, not that you should go into something naked or without any supplies. You should have those supplies, and that's what you're referring to, these modules. This is what you ideally should have. But when that runs out or if you somehow have lost it, what can you do in a resource-poor environment? We are here at the North Tent Prepper Camp 2021. And this is a pretty incredible situation because Ryan and Colin Buford are sitting across from me. We got Andrew sitting across from me live and in person. Jordan, Sarah Hathaway, Phil is upon us. And we're going to knock out this live broadcast and talk Prepper Camp 2021. It is 2021, right? Yes, it is. So what everybody here is teaching, right? Literally. The MOF guys are not. That's okay. Lame. Buzz off. They will be. I've done my time in the trenches. I think we should probably hear from the Prepper Camp Virgins first, right? I wouldn't get a call about it like that. It's been pretty badass, really. So I'm really glad to be here, and it's been a pretty intense experience to fly all the way over from Washington State across the country and see everybody in person for the first time ever. That is just phone conversation. Yeah, I thought all the lore about how short Jordan was was just some sort of joke, but. It's pretty true. So it's fun to watch and see everybody and just be a part of this whole thing. It's an experience for sure. Yeah, it's really something else being out here talking to people and having conversations with people. It's so natural. Because the idea of prepping is not foreign to them. So, like, everything flows so, like, so. It's, like, just so different. That's the atmosphere, man. It's like stepping into a different atmosphere. Everybody's on the same page. There's no getting them up to speed, you know. It's like, whoa, you all know what's going on. You don't have to wade in. The waters for us just jumping. Yeah, that's it. Beautiful way to put it. Beautiful way to put it, for sure. Deep end. Earth News Sunday night. Poof. All right. So without further ado, we might as well bring on our guest and spend time with him rather than spend time listening to me. So Toolman Tim, are you upon us still? Hey, James. Thanks for having me. Oh, man. Thank you. Thank you for being not only coming on tonight, Tim, but being like such a quick replier to emails. It's so easy to work with. I mean, that has high value in my world. I don't know if it's like that for you, but. Me too. I, um, for about 6am till 8am is my content creation time. So that's usually the best time to grab ahold of me anyway. But I, I just, yeah, I, if you can't get back to somebody, you might as well not be doing what we do. Hey. Yeah, for real. It's, it's a beautiful thing. I get so excited when I get a quick, quick email back. So you're up there in the great white North, right? I am the frozen tundra that is the prairies of Alberta. Yeah. We, um, We've lived out here about eight years, originally from the East Coast, so I'm used to big, wet, heavy dumpings of snow out there, and we moved to follow the oil patch money about eight years ago now, and we've settled in. I've become a handyman by trade, so kind of financially independent through my entrepreneurship. I helped my wife develop her business. She runs a daycare here in town as well, and I've been a into preparedness. Uh, the guys joke with me in my live stream all the time. Anytime I say something that they think should be turned into a t-shirt, uh, they let me know. But, uh, one of them has been prepping since Y2K. Uh, I think I was what, 18, 19 when that happened. And it just, I mean, no, I wouldn't say like I become a full-fledged prepper back then, but that's kind of the crux or the the jumping off point for me that really made me think like i remember filling my bathtub full of water the night before and buying a case of water and thinking hey i'm good you know and then a couple years later started getting into it and then you have kids and it makes you think and you know and so yeah here. We are kids are a powerful one man they change everything they really do i mean they before i had a son i didn't even have a hammer I don't even know what I was doing buying a house. I bought a home, had a kid, and my father-in-law comes over and gives me a hammer. And I'm like, I don't have a hammer. He just gave me my first hammer. I don't even think I had a pocket knife either. I think he gave me a pocket knife also. Hammer is always the first thing. I don't know. I have my everyday carry toolbox from a handyman business, and in the bottom of that is my hammer. It's the first thing. buy it for life tool I ever bought with my own money about 15 years ago to build a chicken coop. I mean, it was like, it was like 30 bucks. And at that time, man, we were dead broke in $ 30 for a hammer was a lot of damn money to spend on a hammer for me. And I still have it. So, I mean, buying quality for that kind of stuff. Yeah. It's got paint all over it, scratches, but the thing, you know, still drives nails. But the thing that we have to remember is What Kyle must be judged, and I hope he will be, and I have to say must be by as in justice is blind, is what has been constitutionally and through the Supreme Court, all the way up to the Supreme Court of the United States, is the reasonable person standard. And if you look at case law, you'll hear the term reasonableness used all the time. And the challenge is when you ask somebody what is reasonable to pay for a new house, you're going to get lots of different answers based on their bank account, their credit account, Yada, yada, yada. So what the Supreme Court has done through the constant use of reasonableness, knowing full well that it's vague, is we have a case law doctrine, if you will. It's either known as the reasonable officer or reasonable person standard. And it quite simply is what would a reasonable, prudent person have done, placed in the defendant's shoes, knowing what the defendant knew at the time, not the next day, not even 30 seconds afterwards. And I can. I won't take the time tonight, but there are countless times where it's been completely justified where a law enforcement officer chasing a potentially armed, reportedly armed suspect that fails to yield in the dark of night, makes a furtive movement against verbal commands to their waistline, presents what appears to be a handgun, is engaged with lethal force. And then when the body hits the ground, it is indeed a cell phone. And they have been judged as a good shoot because the officer that saw the cell phone coming out in the video actually hondo rolls out of the way of the cell phone yelling gun. Hey, y'all, this is Aiden Tate. And welcome to the podcast. This is episode one. I haven't figured out what I want to name it yet. I'm going back and forth in my head. I'm going, OK, do I want to call it the Aiden Tate podcast? But I'm walking through the grocery store, I'm walking through Lowe's or a different hardware store, and I'm like, well, dang, I'm the last freaking American. I mean, look at everybody's faces here. Everybody's wearing a mask. I'm the only person not wearing a mask. I'm the last person here that believes in freedom. So I don't know. We're going to figure out a name for that. But today on our podcast, what I'd like to talk about mainly is propaganda. We're going to talk about the effects of that, how we got to where we're at right now. how we fight propaganda, who do we listen to, who do we not listen to. We're going to talk a little bit about the shot, effects of propaganda, things of that nature. Starting off, you may. Be wondering, okay, well, who in the world is this Aiden Tate guy? I'll tell you just a brief bit, but I know that's not what you're here to listen to. In essence, I'm a small-time farmer. I'm a locksmith, part-time, freelance writer, health care worker. I've got my master's in public health and I do a little bit of tinkering with epidemiology just as a hobby. I've created like different algorithms that predict whether someone's going to go into heart block or I can predict cardiac rehab attendance. I can predict emergency room attendance, stuff like that. So that's a little bit about me. I've also written two different books, Zombie Choices and The Faithful. Prepper, A Christian's Perspective on Prepping. So we'll talk about those a little bit in the future. But to start off, let's talk about propaganda and why propaganda matters, because it truly does. Hello and welcome back to the Changing Earth Podcast. okay you gotta forgive me this is episode number 320 season 10 episode 11 um we are welcoming the prepper broadcasting network for the first time live so hello prepper broadcasting network and welcome to the show uh silly me i didn't bring my phone to watch the live chat so i'm gonna go grab that in a second But we are doing the live chat via Element now, and you can get directions on how to do that if you're one of my regulars at prepperbroadcasting.com. I got that right, right, Chin? Sounds good to me. All right. What's up, Chin? Hey chintz up y'all this is exciting. I know exciting stuff i had. To spin the tunes we were doing all kinds of crazy rock coming in coming into this getting you all ready to rumble. Let's get ready. Okay everybody out there on internet radio land i am with dr johnston and And he is on the line here. He's gracious enough to grant this interview while he's on vacation. So, Doc, how are you doing? Oh, I'm doing great, Sonny. Fort Lauderdale. Enjoying my time with my family. Yeah. Well, how we came in contact was the trip to Romania. And we were very concerned because Romania at the time was a real hotbed for COVID-19. And I had asked my family doctor if he could prescribe ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine. And he looked at me and said, do you want me to lose my license? And I'm like, no. You know, we've been with him for years, probably 10 years. Yeah. Oh, my wife is here too, Maria. She had questions too. So I invited her along for the interview here. And then I did some research and I found your website. Doc, can you tell us a little bit about your background and and how you you know your practice and and how you got started in this ivermectin sure well. I've always been outside the box i wanted to become a physician so i could go to medical missions and i've been to mexico and india and try to do a lot to help the poor in other countries But when I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, I sold my traditional practice where I was CEO of a large practice, seven full-time employees. And I started a medical practice here called Your Home Medical Care. And I go see patients in their home. So I'm driving around Charlotte seeing patients all day, and that's a lot of time in the car. And so I started a one-time consult for my practice because I can help people. And telemedicine is now politically correct now. Now you can get on the phone, call things in for people, and pharmacy boards don't think twice about it because they've been doing it since the beginning of COVID. It's been more accepted. And so I opened up a one-time consult because so few people... so few medical professionals were prescribing ivermectin for COVID-19. And this is one of the most well-studied, safest, most efficacious drugs in the world today. Wow. Moving safety and efficacy against morbidity, against mortality, ICU admissions, everything you can possibly measure in a study, how long they're sick, how bad they're sick, whether they're infected, whether they're shedding the virus. Ivermectin helps every category you can measure. And the FDA and the CDC, you know, big ships turn slowly. No one can be really that surprised that they're slow adopting a medicine that's written overseas. We've got to look at the studies, see if they meet, you know, the criteria of science. But they turned that ship so fast for the vaccines. And they've been so sluggishly slow to even look at the massive amount of scientific data, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trials, proving safety and efficacy, that it's just, it really, it makes me conspiratorial almost. And why in the world are they, why do they have a moratorium on discussing treatment? They're sending patients home, come back when you're dying, and that's just not a good philosophy for treating a very severe illness in a pandemic. And so I opened up my practice to do one-time consults. Basically, through email, patients are giving me their history, letting me know their symptoms, how long they're lasting. And then I'm calling in their ivermectin. I'm helping them find a pharmacy. The Frontline Physicians website's been very helpful getting me some of that business. And they have a list of pharmacies that will prescribe or will fill a prescription for ivermectin for COVID-19. The question of the century, PBN family. And this should help you understand where you're at and what you're doing and your direction going forward. But the question of the century is, Will free man be allowed to find his way? Or will it be death by government? That's the whole battle right now. And when I say death by government, I mean either death by government because you don't listen to them, or death by government because they think they have the right answer, and it turns out, whoops, we might have messed up. And it costs a lot of people their lives. Sort of like, you know, gain-of-function research. So, again, the question of the century. Because remember, the course of history is not free men. Free mankind is not the course of history. It's not the default. It's not the stasis. The stasis is a couple people at the top with lots of power and peasants down below. Do their bidding, shut up, make their nice shoes, whatever. Will free man be allowed to find his way to a Better relationship with the planet. To find his way. How he would like to manage this COVID threat. And see it to the end. Or. Death. By tyrannical government. Death by essential. Necessity driven. Media foisted. Government. Think it over PBN family. Come join hand in hand the brave Americans all And rouse your bold hearts at fair liberty's call No tyrannous act shall suppress your just claim Or stain with dishonor America's name In freedom we're born and in freedom we live. Our purses are ready. Steady, boys, steady. Not as slaves, but as free men our money we'll give. Our worthy forefathers, let's give them a cheer. To climates unknown, did courageously steer. Through oceans to deserts, for freedom they came. And dying bequeath us their freedom and fame. In freedom we're born and in freedom we'll live. Our purses are ready. Steady, boys, steady. Not as slaves, but. As free men our money we'll give. The tree their own hands had to liberty reared, they lived to behold, growing strong and revered. With transport they cried, now our wishes we gain, for our children shall gather the fruits. Of our pain. In freedom we're born and in freedom we'll live. Our purses are ready. Steady, boys, steady. Not as slaves, but as free men our money we'll give. Then join hand in hand, brave Americans all, By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall, In so righteous a cause let us hope to succeed, For heaven. Approves of each generous deed. In freedom we're born and in freedom we'll live. Our purses are ready. Steady, boys, steady. Not as slaves but as free men our money we'll give. This bumper I crown for our sovereign's health. And this for Britannia's glory and wealth. That wealth and that glory immortal may be. If she is but just and if we are but free.