Church & State -Family Should be Off Limits, with Dale Richardson

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We got brothers and sisters all across the world that are part of the freedom movement. And Dale has literally put his life on the line fighting the Canadian government. And so, Dale, it is an absolute pleasure to have you back on Church Estate. Yes, thanks for having me on. It's good to be back. Yeah, absolutely, man, I always look forward to these. I've been on your show a number of times. You've been on my show a number of times, and you always have like just the hardest hitting information is specifically around what governments are doing to kids, and I titled the show families should be off Limits. Now you have experienced that yourself, where they will go after you. Actually I have as well, where they will use kids to go after parents just because the parent decided to stand up for what was right. This is the tactic of the government, and it seems the criminal element in the government, because regular governments don't operate like this, but it seems whenever somebody speaks up where they don't you do something they don't like, they'll go after your family, your kids. The point that's going to hit you the hardest. And this is like another level of evil because in normal circumstances, most people did not go after people's families. And now this is a completely like a development that most people would think that you've crossed the line and going too far. You're absolutely right, we're talking offline that the Italian mafia, which you know most people would look at, is not really a great entity. You know, I've got a little bit of Italian in me, so it's like, yeah, the mafia. I might've even had some mafia people in my family lineage. But they had a rule. You don't go after family. All right, Yes, somebody wrongs you, you kill them, that's what they did. But you didn't go after the family. And governments all over the world because they know people like you, people like me, we won't stop. You can kill us, you can torture us. Some of us just have it in our DNA that we are going to pursue truth no matter what the cost. So they know that, and so then they go after the family because any parent would literally sacrifice anything to keep their children safe. Well, and that's really what should happen, because parents are responsible for protecting their children's liberty because they don't have the capacity. And then now you have the state intervening to go ahead and do things, and you're I'm seeing a disturbing trend of where courts are protecting the abusive parents you have, Like we're talking offline in the case of Mitch Snow, Yes, he's a controversial person in the media and whatnot, but the point is is that he has a child that his child, his own mouth has said that they're being molested, that they're being starved, that they're being physically assaulted, and all these kinds of things like getting one cup of macaroni a day for food and all these types of things and some of other these horrendous disclosures. And now the judge has protected the one who's the child is saying is abusing me and cut off the father who the child wants to stay with. And this is a problem. This is a huge problem. It's absolutely disgusting. But let's back up a little bit because there are people within the audience who have no idea who Mitch Snow is. So I would ask you to give us just a brief outline of what's going on here associations with turning Point with Candice Owens. What's exactly the backstory. Well, Mitch went to go get some paperwork from his time in the military, and he was at Port Watchuka in Arizona to go and see and he said that he had seen some prominent figures at a meeting and that's what he saw, and he ended up going on kind of Owens and so forth, and it was a big controversy with people that were on both sides trying to mow him down and say something. But it was just the guy that came in saw something, said what he saw. He was there for something to help with his kid, and then all of this came into the crossfire and then people were going offer him and using the family matter and so forth to throw him under the bus. But at the end of the day, for what purpose. There's a child that indicated they're being harmed and that needs to get dealt with. Absolutely need to add a little bit to this. All right, ladies and gentlemen. What this is. The former security chief of TPUSA, Brian Harpool. He's alleging that Candae Owans has inaccurately accused him of meeting with Kirk's wife, Erica Kirk at this military base. This is where Mitch Snow said that he saw them. So he has been brought on to Candace Owens to describe the encounter and ultimately they're going. After the kids. Now we're going to come back to that, but real quick, I want to talk about the censorship element as well, because I don't care where you stand. Look, I've been very open and everybody knows I used to work for Turning Point, Okay, and in turning point, Charlie Kirk great organization did a lot of amazing things. Now we've had this assassination, which once again I've told you I don't believe the official story. I think there's a massive cover up. And what keeps people like me like. You asking questions is that every single time we turn around and say, you know this, this is questionable. I don't understand how this would work, we get told to sit down and shut up. And if anybody rears their head and says, you know, I saw something, they get absolutely hammered. Why do you think people are continuing. Talk about it because you guys are trying to cover it up. You know what. The one of the worst things that I see in this whole situation. People talk about like what happens to the adults, but I don't hear people considering what's happening to the children involved. And I'm and I'm like, I'm like why because the children are the most vulnerable. Adults can go and do all kinds of things, and they're responsible for their actions, but children get consequences that they did not when they're outside of their control and nobody is looking at this. And this is what I have a problem with like which early kurse kids. I don't hear anybody talking about what's best for the kids or what anything like that. Nobody almost nobody says this, right, And that brings us back to like the case with Mitch. Mitch Snow, nobody's talking about his kids. They just want to bury the guy and they don't care what happens to his kids. And it's like, okay, So if you have a personal vendetta against him and then you bury him and leave that child to get in a position where the child is saying that I'm being abused sexually, physically and being starved and stuff like that, then you contribute to that child being there. Right. I agree. You bring up a great point, Dale, And honestly, like I wouldn't want to be you when you stand before your maker because you contributed to that. To Jesus is very clear. About a millstone around your neck if you harm children, if you if you participate in this, And so I would caution anyone that is so just swayed by hatred that they don't care what happens to the children. You know, you bring up a point, great point about Charlie Kirk's kids. Erica Kirk's kids. I want what's best for them. I don't want to see Erica Kirk attack because I want Erica Kirk to be a good mother to her children. That's my biggest priority there. But she's not helping herself out. And look, if we just were open and allowed people to communicate, and if they saw this show, they might not like it. But I want what's best for the children. I want what's best for Charlie Kirk's children, Erica Kirk's children. I don't want to see everybody just throwing mud at each other and not caring at all what happens or how these kids are brought up. Yes, and this is the issue, Like I told people, the men that were around, if somebody's in a situation where they're grieving, you're not thinking rationally, you're not. So what sense would it be for the men that were involved, especially you're saying you're Christian men to go and put a woman in that state there? Yeah, you might want to do that, but should you right? And then you have to be able to foresee the consequences of your actions. So if you're gonna be thinking down the road because they have guys that would analyze risk, and as men, you're supposed to be the protectors and you should be able to foresee these things. You can't tell me that nobody saw this happening. They could have. Avoided a lot of this by following actually what the Bible said and protecting the woman in that situation, letting her be with her family while somebody else looked after things, rather than just throwing her right into the fire, regardless of whether she wanted to the damage that it was done. Because it's like, you're a grieving widow. But then you can't say anything because she's a grieving widow. So why did you put her in that place in the first place, to go in and do things knowing that she's under duress. That makes zero sense. You're absolutely right. You and I both know Dale that. Politics is filthy and nothing is off on its People will say the most horrible things, especially are getting onto social media. It is literally a wild while West, no rules, total anarchy. It's nuts. And if we would have just had somebody say, hey, you know, Erica, I'm gonna step in and I'm going to be the shield right now because people are going to start throwing bombs. I think it would have been a much better situation. Now, now let's go back to Mitch Snow because as we were talking offline, you know him, You've read through all the documents, and I want to return to this, even though we've. Already been talking about it a little bit. But this child, the abuse that the child is experiencing from his own mother. Correct, Yes, this was like it was horrific, Like when I was riding down there, my blood was boiling. When the child is talking about how he's being starved, how he's being treated, how he's being abused, describing what was being done to his private parts. This, I don't understand how any rational person would not go. In and investigate this. And then the judges that are covering it up, they're now like they're basically putting following whatever his ex is saying, because now she brought him on a contempt hearing for something that she created and failed to do, and it's very evident. But then she over went over the limit and she didn't serve them in time. But the court still allowed that to happen, and they want to silence him from speaking on podcasts, But he never spoke about anything to do with his family matter at all. That was not what he was there for. So why is she using the contempt and using that hearing to silence him from speaking on podcasts when he never spoke about the family matter. It was other people who brought them on and people on that side of the camp to talk about the family matter. That doesn't make sense to me. I would agree, And can we just can we talk about the inequality within the court systems when it comes to men and women. I mean, we've made supposedly great strides culturally to where men and women are treated equally, paid equally. You know, there's some within you know, the greater feminist movement that would say we're still not there and down with the patriarchy. But within the court system we still seem to be operating. And there are some exceptions, but primarily to where the court system favors the woman in all of these A litigation cases and the dad has to literally bend over backwards. He just wants to be around his kids, he wants to see them provide for them, and the court systems make it to where that's almost impossible. Yes, and it. Slants in favor of women and even a lot of women don't want to believe this, especially when they're going through bad things in the course, but it is men get the short end of the stick, and the reason being is because if you're trying to destroy a society, you've got to get rid of the men. And how do you. Damage the man You take away his ability to protect his loved ones, and that it do more damage than like strapping him down and beating him or whatever, because if his family members are safe, he'll at least have that sense of peace in his soul knowing that his family's safe. But when you take that away from him, Matt, He's never going to have that sense of peace because he knows that his family is protected. And so the courts have now shifted to the women, and women especially are their emotional and will do things in the moment without thinking of the longer term consequences. You can see that God understood what he was doing when he made men and women made us for different roles in the family unit. And they're exploiting that and they're making it adversarial and they'll give it it to the person who's most likely to do the wrong, and in a lot of cases it's women because they just think about feeling good in the moment, and then they sacrife the long term, and then when they get to it, they're like, oh. Oops, yeah, maybe shouldn't have done this. Absolutely yes, I've seen it time and time again and it's very, very tragic, and it's once again another reason for me to hate government personally. Because they've weaponized it. And you know, you and I, I think on a previous show, talked about this weaponization of classes of races of sexes, and they're intentionally dividing us, they're intentionally keeping us at each other's throats, when in reality we have so much in common. And I think one of the more tragic ones is how they've they've literally taken men and women and put each other, put them at each other's throats. So they're constantly fighting each other, not identifying the real enemy, which in this case would be the court systems, but really at a larger level, government as a whole. Well, and this is true, and this is how you get the destabilization, right because even the women, when they're abused, they can't get help and they this is by and this has caused more frustration, and it doesn't allow the child to get the best of what they need. But when you're weaponizing the government. That and the way the judicial system is operating right now, Alexander Hamilton warned against this when you read the Federalist papers on how they were the Constitution was framed and how it was presented to the American people, it is not operating that way. The court is supposed to operate exercise judgment, and that is it. They have neither will nor force. But now you're seeing that they're exercising will, they're exercising force, and they're putting people in situations where they should not be right, like in the example of Mitch's case, where they're taking away his right to do process. They're not following their own rules in order to punish him. And I was talking to a woman in California. She was fighting for her son, and like it was a horrendous case. She's now in jail because a protection order was put against her on the opposing counsel, so she couldn't serve her documents, and so she was allowed to be in court. So she was in court, but then two months later she called the nine to one one and said that she was afraid and then there was just like, but it's two months later, how is this even making sense? And so from that she had a lawyer dealing with that, and the lawyer wouldn't call her witnesses, wouldn't bring any evidence. It was a public defender. So she fired the lawyer. The judge wouldn't let her fire the lawyer. And she's like, well, if that's not the case, and my sixth Amendment is violated and I'm not getting any due process so this isn't my hearing. And she's like, well, the judge was like, too bad. That curious going to go without you whether you're here or not. And she got convicted and spending a year in jail when the court put her in that position. That's you know, I. Think people as a whole, we don't put enough emphasis on the judicial branch. We seem to well, primarily in America, we really like the executive branch. We really like to pay a lot of attention to that, whether we like the president or not, that's where our focus is. When we get kind of angry, we start looking at the legislative branch and they do nothing Congress and Senate and we get really upset about that. But people don't talk enough about the judicial branch and how these yahoos have really they become almost like kings in a sense to where from their judicial bench they exercise all authority. And we have to be reminded, ladies and gentlemen, that they work for us, and that judges don't serve for life. They serve for during good times when we can examine them and say, hey, they're not actually doing their job, that they can be impeached, they can be replaced. We don't operate like that, and I think if we did, we could correct a lot of the ills that we're seeing. Like what we're describing here, well. Yes, you saw the power of a federal court judge during COVID. One federal court judge was able to shut down Biden's programs, like one judge. That's the power of the judicial branch in order to judge rightly, and that's what it's there for, and this is why they can't have any other power. But what you're seeing here is that the judicial branches compromised. This is how the average person can go and restrain the other two branches of government. This was also something that was listed as one of the major problems in the Declaration of Independence because the judges were beholden to the killing's will, right, they were dependent on their salaries from the king, so they wouldn't bite the hand that fed them, so to speak. And we're seeing the same type of mentality with the judicial branch now. And as a result of that, because of the judicial branch not functioning, what did they ended up having to do? They had to go and petition their government for redress of grievances. But then what happened. Their humble petitions were met with repeated injury and the Declaration of Independence was penned exactly. And you know, the United States, for example, we believe that we're the freest country in the world, and yet we imprison more people than I think the next twenty five countries on the list. We were constantly throwing people in prison, many of them for crimes that really didn't harm any individuals, you know, crimes that maybe harmed themselves. Were can talk about drugs and things like that, and I'm not a drug advocate, obviously, but we continue to imprison people. And we wonder why we were having problems within the system. Well in the system the way that especially in the United States, if you have a strike, you're out for life. And that's not biblical, it's not rational, because even they had studies here in Canada moved away from this. These you have full of pardons, they have record suspensions which could come back if you did something they didn't like, and with the current government, that could be any thing. But they found that if somebody went and made a mistake and they went ahead and they got a pardon, that person who went and got a pardon was less likely to commit a crime than the average person because they understood what went wrong and they don't ever want to go back. And these are things that people don't talk about. And it's like if you come to God and you were, for example, an alcoholic, you're not going back because you know where you came from or whatever it is that God saved you from that you were drowning in the sea of sin. And it's the same apply. So I think that you want to give people consequences, but you also want to give people incentive to not go back into that behavior because a lot of it can be corrected. Some of it they might have been on drugs, whatever the case may be. But we don't want somebody at eighteen nineteen twenty, when your judgment centers are not fully formed, to pay for the rest of your life for doing something stupid. Like I know a guy he used to work in the oil field. They came back. He having some beers. He was in the bank getting some money. He lit the corner of an envelope on fire and he thought he put it out. Well he didn't. It's smoldered and burnt the bank down. He went to jail for three years. Wow. Yeah, that's the kind of thing that I'm talking about. There there has to be a balance when we're looking at the judicial system, the prison system, punishment, crime and punishment. I don't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater, a Dale, And I'm going to say something that maybe people will think is controversial, but not all liberal ideas are negative, and that maybe people might be like, oh my gosh, eyeballs, Like what do you just say? We knew Caleb was getting weird. Look, not all liberal ideas are bad, okay, and especially when they come from more of the classical liberal sense. There should be justice, but there also should be compassion. And Dale, you brought up the Bible here, that's what we go to if we want to be just living in a fully judgmental society. Man, I hope Heaven ain't like that. We wouldn't be there, none of us, right, because which one of us is not a sinner? Right? And all it takes once in you're done, Like, you can't erase that in the eyes of God, because what is it? We look at it a child stealing a cookie from the cookie jars. That's not a big deal, But that's exactly what happened to get us all in this mess. That's what costs God his life, right, He had to die so that we could for that one thing. So we have to reframe the way that we look at things like the parable of the of the servant who is ungrateful that owed a king's ransom that was forgiven, and the guy that owed him two cents he wanted to strangle him. That's what we're doing when we're doing this to other people. We need to have justice, but we also have to have mercy with the justice. So yeah, some people need to have the hammer down, but we have to look at the person in their situation. Is there a chance of rehabilitation of this person? And this is what we want to think for because it's better to have them becoming a productive member of society then going through that result involving door that's going to cost us a lot of money. Amen to that. And also we need to bring back a jury of our peers. When they wrote this, you know, it was people who knew you the modern sense where it's like, you know anything about this case, Well I saw it in the news. Oh you're excluded now, all right. No, it should be people who know you, know your character, know who you were, or know your family, how you were raised, because then they're going to be able to make an informed decision when they're going out the punishment. Yes, they should, and they should be like a mix of like the places that represent where you live. Right, because if you know, if I was, like in a conservative area, should I have a jury of like, you know, like twelve liberals that are from the other side of the state that know nothing about where I live? No, you should. You should have people that understand where you're at, what the circumstances are, and so forth, so that they can judge appropriately. And jury trials should actually be in the family course because the family courses they operate right now. They're not constitutional. It's literally like the inquisition for our children. You are absolutely right. We should one hundred percent have a jury there. I think we should have a jury with everything. If I get a speeding ticket, I want to be able to have a jury in front of me because I love dury nullification, something that I've talked about a lot on this show. Actually, and maybe we have that question of hey, you know, is having the police out there with scanners making sure that I'm doing exactly thirty five and oh my gosh, I was doing forty in the thirty five, so I get a massive speeding ticket. Is that something we should actually be having our law enforcement do or maybe we should actually utilize them when there's actually a crime with a victim. Well, yeah, And I think that we should be looking at the way things should be done. Is should we have like people driving one hundred and sixty in an eighty zone. No, And that's where criminal penalties come in. And when people do this, they should be arrested because you're now going to a threshold where you're gonna, like you do one hundred and sixty miles an hour, you're going to die or someone is going to die if you hit something, and that's just. Need to be restrained. But if somebody's a little late for work and they're doing five or ten miles over, should they go and get like a three hundred dollars fine or whatever the case is. No, Like, that's just nonsense. We the police seems to be there to make money to justify their existence, and we have to rethink the way things are and what is actually criminal and how criminal things are being done. A lot of this lawfare should not be allowed because there should be harsh penalties because they're like, oh, well, this isn't criminal, so we're just going to break you down and they're having a lot of effects that are from on the person. But they're like, oh well that's just too bad. Yeah, you have changed. You are absolutely right, And that's why a jury could actually see and say, hey, no, that fine is rescinded because I do the exact same thing. Dale. We got a heart break here coming up with the NRBTV audience. 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Check it out, get yourself a ghost phone, get yourself a ghost laptop, and use that promo code Church and State and as I always tell you, you'll get five percent discount and you'll be helping to support Church and State as well. All Right with that, let's go back into the conversation. Dale, I've been following a story in Canada with great interest. It seems to the good people of Alberta have had it up to here with the Canadian government. Can you tell us a little bit about this. Yeah, the government is being Western. Canada has always been alienated from Ottawa. And the way our system is set up the it's not like the United States where you have every state has equal vote in the Senate. In Canada, it's not. It's done by population, so it's heavily weighted to Eastern Canada. And then senators aren't elected, they're appointed, so a government will go on and just to colect a bunch of senators and they're there for life to do whatever they want. And so Alberta has been paying the bill for Canada for a long time. They'd yes for energy absolutely, and then the whole Prairies as a whole has like most of the food production comes out here and everything else like that. So they're like, we've had enough, we're tired of the approachment and everything else like that. So they went to vote to have a referendum, and they got more than double of the signatures, so I think the one hundred and seventy seven thousand, they got well over three hundred thousand. So it's gonna go to a vote. But what I'm going to say is that I expect the federal government to interfere. I would suspect that as well. What I will say about this though, is we need more of it. We need more of the Canadian providences to actually stand up to what is occurring here. It just so happens that, yeah, the centrally located Plains area of Canada is the one that said, you know, we're conservative. We don't believe the same things that you guys do, and we're tired of you guys coming in here. I mean, is Calgary the biggest city in Alberta? Yes it is. Okay, Van is slightly smaller, but yeah. Okay, and you know it's a beautiful location. But they've had a lot of. Drug problems in there and they're done with it. They want to go to a system of normalcy, and some of them want to become their own countries. Some of them want to join the United States. I applaud it. Well, we need to get we need to tell the government that this isn't going to happen and the constitution is not being followed. It's even to less is being followed in Canada. Than what's going on in the States. And the federal government right now is also not only with the drugs, but they're now using the natives to start taking title away from property owners and that is unconstitutional. We're watching every aspect of our constitution not being used. And even some lawyers will tell you because our constitution was formed in two parts. The structure of our government was done in eighteen sixty seven, and then they got the they quote of they had a Bill of Rights that they did in the sixties, but then they went to put the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in nineteen eighty two, so we have two sections of it. But a lot of people don't even look at the structure of our government. They just ignore that and go to the Charter. But I'm like, that's where the separation of powers occurs. And once the provinces have control of line, the federal government can't touch it. But then again, courts are now using this to go and give power to the globalists to take away from the people. And this is really what's happening here, and that's why people are like, we're enough, We're done. Well, well good on them. And of course, you know, I'm going to be a little biased. Every single time I talk or I have you on the show, I talk about hockey. I'm just excited that maybe I can go to Alberta, maybe without a passport, and go see some of the great hockey games. They got some great teams out in Alberta that I absolutely love, so I can maybe travel up there without having to worry about the Canadian government maybe not liking some of the things I've said, oh. Yes, I mean they want to. They're now they went ahead and gotten a majority government without actually getting an elected to majority government because they were basically doing back room deals to get people to. Across the floor. And before this was something that was allowed because it never it might have happened the odd time where somebody would get you know, falling out in the party, they would get expelled from the party, so then they would just instead of sitting his dependant, they would just join the other caucus. But this isn't the case. They were actively Carnie was actively going out and he was trying to bribe people to come in whatever the case may be, and got people across the floor to get a majority that he wasn't elected. And people are not happy with it because that's just like they're abusing the democratic process. They absolutely are. And I want to return back to something that you said it is centered around globalism, because that's what's at stake, ladies and gentlemen, and you know, as as somebody who lives in the United States, I've always looked to my neighbors to the north with great affection. Yea, this is my upbringing. You know, Canada is a great place, the great Northwest, you know, of a pine and just beauty, and it's one of the most gorgeous countries I've ever set foot in. And yeah, they were, you know, maybe a. Little bit more liberal, they had a little bit more lax on certain things, but they were a great country and they fell. And it's quite the warning I would say to the United States, like, look, what's happening in Canada, We're right behind it. You think what's going on in Canada that we can stop that? No, there are so many of our leaders here in the United States that want the exact same thing that's going on in Canada, and actually far worse. Oh yes, Because Canada used to be a place that would have supposed the classical liberalism, the individual liberties, and then they would have justice, but then would have compassion with that and that worked well. Actually, our crime rate was quite low for a very long time until they started to import all of these mass immigrants and started to push drugs freely like candy on the streets. And so we need. To we need to step back from this because what we're seeing down is a breakdown of national sovereignty. We're seeing a breakdown of provincial sovereignty. You're seeing a breakdown of national sovereignty, and you're seeing people outside of these countries that are taking control. And when you look at the people in the. United States and Canada, you can tell the people by their actions who they're working for. And that's as far as I'm concerned. If you're working in the interests of a foreign government, you're a trader. Hey Man, well said right there. You know, memory is escaping me here. But I mean, Canada, when did you guys ban slavery? It was well before the United States did. Yes, they actually did it before they were a country, because when the UK they banned slavery, it was in the early eighteen hundred, earlier side of the eighteen hundred, I think eighteen thirties or something like that is where they banned it. And so it went away and so but we brought in a new form of slavery regardless, and the same thing happened when they took away the iron chains. They put the change in your mind, and now we're all like the progression of feminism. I think it's the truth, even though it may piss people off, helped to create this slave state. You're absolutely right on that one as well. Dale. How long before. Canada removes any reference to God in the national anthem? I mean, I can't see it being more than a couple of years at most, because they're taking out every aspect of it. Was it they said two hundred and thirty five churches burned down here in the last few years, and in Europe there was about four hundred. But Europe has eleven west like the EU itself has eleven times the population of Canada, right, so per capita, we're like doing five times more than five or six times what they're doing in the in the EU. So there's a very large attack on Christianity here as a whole, and that needs to stop. No, I mean, you're right again. And why is it that it's always the Christian churches that are targeted? Right? You don't see them burning down Hindu temples or Muslim moss because those would be hate crimes. But when it comes to Christianity, don't. Worry about it. Yeahs plenty of churches you keep burning. Because Christians, by their existence will oppose tyranny, Like the very principle of being a Christian is anti tyrannical by your existence you don't actually even have to actively fight against the government because you're going to do things that promote liberty because Christ is all about freedom. He frees you from the bondage of sin, and you're going to live according to the dictates of your conscious as God leads you, which tells you to protect your liberty of the people around you, because this is what God does. And so Christians come back tyranny by their very existence. That's why they go after them. I mean, it's kind of in our name. You know, I'm a Protestant, You're a Protestant. You know, we protest when we see something that is wrong. We protest that wrong, whatever that looks like. But I mean, obviously with generally speaking with Christians, it's going to be a peaceful protest, not like the kind we having Portland with Antifa, but an actual peaceful protest. Yes, And I mean, at the end of the day, we have to do what is right and the way I'm looking to desist if we're supposed to obey the civil authorities as long as they don't contravene the will of God. And this is what people I heard people saying. Oh well, when it came to bending down to the state. No, just obey the civil authorities. Yes, that's true, as long as they don't tell you to disobey the will of God. And when it says thou shalt not kill, should I go and allow my neighbor to be killed? Absolutely not. Should I allow my neighbor to be put into slavery? Because people, when they talk about slavery in the Bible, there was two kinds of slavery, and one slavery that was acceptable was selling your labor. Basically, going to a nine to five job is considered slavery because you couldn't pay your debts and you couldn't control produce for yourself. The other kind of slavery was called men's ceiling, which is what they did during the slave trade, and that was capital punishment. Right. So when they say that. The Bible was like for slavery, it's like, no, it wasn't because if you if you harmed your slave, you had to set them free. You couldn't do all these things. And then they could marry your daughters, which one of those slaves that they brought in bondage could marry the master's daughters. That's not really the case, right, it's like a company worker. Yep, you're right, absolutely right. Again. Well, as we're winding down to the end of the show, I just want to take the time and ask you what you're working on, you know, inform the audience. You know you've got a great show out there. Tell the audience what. You're doing and what they can look forward to. Well, right now, we're working on the petitions for redress'es agrievances. This we've actually served in Montana to Downing's office and then also in Minnesota to I can't remember the name of the lady, but she's I think the third district, the one that's east of Omar's office, our district in Saint Paul, and they's to Democrats. So served it to her and they're going to be going and continuing to serve this throughout the country. We're going to get people to come forward so that they can take this to hold their government accountable, because this is the final straw that the people need to come together and let the government know that this is it, this is your last chance. Do it otherwise. While seventeen seventy six will happen again, but I believe that God will intervene first people. Yeah, I would agree, And we're gonna go ahead and show your website here, and this is the best way for people to be following your work. Correct, is the work that you're doing at the Caris Project. Yes, yes, So. You can find that we're going to be putting up the petition that we just served out here because now it's out public, so that people can go in and contact their government. Will be putting up the action plan specific for the United States, and then we want people to come in and make this record and to film the interactions because public servants do not have any rights. And if you have an independent media person that's podcast, bring them into filming because then it's covered under the right to freedom of press. And put this out so that we can have a record so that when the trials come, they cannot say. I didn't know. Well fantastic. I absolutely love the work you're doing up there, and I was aligning as I did the intro. I do love having you on the show. I love you as an individual, I love you as a Christian brother. One day I look forward to meeting you in person. I hope we can pull that off. But you just keep doing man. I mean, you're such a fighter not only for your home country of Canada, but the amount of work that you've been doing for the United States as well, because you are a liberty guy. That's what it comes down to. You want people to live free. And so once again, thank you for your work, everything that you're doing there. Yes, thank you for having me and yes, like if well, if my neighbor doesn't have liberty, then either do I. And that's really the way it works. We all need liberty for it to work. That's Scott's fling a man. I couldn't have said it better myself. All Right, Well, we're gonna go ahead and close out, and uh, if you hold on one more minute post production, Sarah, goodbyes, I'd appreciate it. All right, thank you? All right, Well there you go, ladies and gentlemen. Dale Richardson, uh, just an absolute warrior for the cause of liberty. And I want all of you to get that motivation, all right, to be a Dale, to be a Caleb, to take on whatever issue that is. 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