Patriot Power Hour #257

[00:00:00] . Not too long ago, two friends of mine were talking to a Cuban refugee.

[00:00:29] A business man who would escape from Castro.

[00:00:32] And in the midst of his story, one of my friends turned to the other and said we don't

[00:00:35] know how lucky we are.

[00:00:37] And the Cuban stopped and said how lucky you are.

[00:00:40] I had some place to escape to.

[00:00:43] And in that sentence he told us the entire story.

[00:00:46] If we lose freedom here there's no place to escape to.

[00:00:49] This is the last stand on earth.

[00:00:55] This is the last stand on earth.

[00:01:55] You are now listening to the Patriot Power Hour.

[00:02:14] This live episode features the situational awareness you need to practice self-reliance and independence.

[00:02:22] Introducing your hosts.

[00:02:23] I'm Ben, the breaker of banksters and future Dan, the editor of futuredanger.com.

[00:02:31] Patriot Power Hour.

[00:02:32] We are live.

[00:02:33] It's April 3rd, 2024.

[00:02:35] Ben, the breaker of banksters.

[00:02:38] Here with Future Dan, how you doing there?

[00:02:41] Yeah, we're on our estimate 25th season as we split up the actual year into three month

[00:02:50] quarters.

[00:02:51] And so now we're back in the spring season.

[00:02:54] It's been a long period without Patriot Power, at least two of us.

[00:03:01] So I'm really excited to be back.

[00:03:03] Yes, sir, episode 257.

[00:03:05] It's really been, we haven't been on air together at least since Gotham get out which was

[00:03:11] holy cow like six, seven weeks ago.

[00:03:14] Time flies.

[00:03:15] We'll talk a little bit about the news that's taken place in the last month, month and

[00:03:19] a half.

[00:03:20] But, and we'll definitely get into some of today's news as well.

[00:03:24] Future Dan, I want to pass the baton over to you and give some people some updates on

[00:03:28] futuredanger.com and what else is going on?

[00:03:32] Yeah, so I'm doing a reset, the input devices to the website both went out of service for

[00:03:41] me simultaneously.

[00:03:42] And I don't replace these things casually.

[00:03:47] And of course, I don't try to carry back up IT input devices for my sites.

[00:03:56] And on the security layer, there's, you know, make sure that the website and the logins

[00:04:03] and all that are the way I want them to be on the replacement devices.

[00:04:09] This is the longest break since the start of future danger in 2015.

[00:04:14] So now there's a gap in the archive, but we also had an archive gap from the beginning

[00:04:20] of future danger until 2016, a lot of that was lost.

[00:04:25] It is what it is, but it will return.

[00:04:28] Still, ironing out the details of how to construct this.

[00:04:32] I try to compartmentalize what I do with Patriot Power Hour, with proper broadcasting network

[00:04:39] and with future danger from other electronics in my life.

[00:04:44] So I don't just blindly concede to this idea that because the NSA could probably collect

[00:04:52] anything that I've got that I necessarily need to make it easy for others.

[00:04:58] So it's a reset and I would like to discuss the news in the last two months.

[00:05:04] And I think, I think for lack of a financial crisis or a war breaking out or some true

[00:05:12] SHFD conditions which haven't happened since Gotham get out, it was the right time to stop

[00:05:18] and take an assessment of future danger upgrades are necessary both on the hardware and the

[00:05:25] software side.

[00:05:26] What's happening now?

[00:05:28] Hey, that's a nine year run without a gap like that.

[00:05:33] And really there's always big news these days but like you said, need a little bit of

[00:05:41] a break and I think it was a pit stop that needed to happen especially going into an election

[00:05:46] year, especially with many of the crises we've talked about not resolving in the past couple

[00:05:52] months.

[00:05:53] You know, we talk about different types of topics but ranging from health to natural disasters

[00:06:02] to man-made disasters, economic war and otherwise.

[00:06:05] What we talked about a couple months, there's still around and we'll have a lot of information

[00:06:10] to talk through on some of the updates on that but last short, I agree that you needed

[00:06:15] that pit stop looking forward to seeing what future danger can bring.

[00:06:20] It's something I really need to do is kind of this tech reset.

[00:06:24] Hey, I won't lie.

[00:06:26] I'm pretty young so early on I was like whatever I'm all in on social media and all this

[00:06:33] and I'm talking back in like 2008, 2009, 2010 and I've kind of since then taken it like

[00:06:40] I was too late, I've already kind of given up all my privacy but that's a really bad way

[00:06:44] to look at it so I'm definitely considering a tech reset myself in the near future without

[00:06:50] going into many details.

[00:06:51] You got any tips, suggestions or anything about your methodology or you protecting that

[00:06:57] at a high level as well?

[00:06:59] Yeah, I just put things in compartment.

[00:07:03] So separate devices run future danger, separate devices broadcast on this network with appliances

[00:07:10] and sites and numbers.

[00:07:12] It's just a different place.

[00:07:14] And again, at the telecommunications provider level and the national government, it doesn't

[00:07:22] hide anything of course.

[00:07:24] Not these days it doesn't but from layers below that that might want to dox me or dox

[00:07:34] you, I find it prudent to have that architecture set up and nothing happened.

[00:07:40] It wasn't because anything like that happened on a security front.

[00:07:46] It was actually physical failures.

[00:07:49] Physical failures in one instance, a mobile device that was quite expensive and very much

[00:07:57] enabled me to input on future danger after it's one year warranty expired but soon after

[00:08:04] not even two years.

[00:08:06] I still had 10% of the financed cost of the device to pay off to trade in for another

[00:08:13] device.

[00:08:14] So, you know, I've mentioned it before but in a very unethical point of view if you make

[00:08:24] electronics in this century, you want to maximize profit, you find a way to design devices

[00:08:31] that fail after warranty periods to force people to buy insurance which if you ever try

[00:08:40] to take advantage of those insurance policies, the ductables usually 60% of the cost of the

[00:08:47] insurance by the time you need it.

[00:08:50] Some are like that.

[00:08:52] And this kind of phenomenon is shopping for the new device and deciding what the reviews

[00:08:59] are so it doesn't occur to me as soon again although I begin to believe that the maximum

[00:09:07] profit maximizing behavior causes quote unquote defects to cause this to devices earlier

[00:09:16] than they ever would have when things were made right.

[00:09:20] Well, you noted in many ways they have the incentive to allow these to break after the

[00:09:28] warranty and they certainly don't have any incentive to not make them break and invest extra

[00:09:34] into durability, R&D redundancy.

[00:09:37] There's always going to be some failure rate but as someone who's been in the insurance

[00:09:42] industry not for electronic devices but for commercial businesses, the insurance company

[00:09:49] knows how to price it and they're always going to get there so I think that's a stoop point

[00:09:55] that hey everyone thinks it's the smart idea to get insurance on these expensive mobile

[00:10:02] devices.

[00:10:03] What I try to do is not purchase expensive ones if I can help it and then I get a really

[00:10:07] damn good case but I've still had a lot of failures, knock out wood about on a good streak

[00:10:13] lately but that stinks at least you're able to turn into a reset and an upgrade hopefully

[00:10:19] at least in terms of practicality and efficiency and getting that privacy, keeping that intact.

[00:10:28] Yeah, right and I'm also looking at future danger ways to streamline some of the functionality

[00:10:35] so it loads faster and certain aspects that were designed and worked very well in 2016

[00:10:44] when Twitter was available to push the API was open.

[00:10:49] That's no longer the case and there's a lot of architecture there in the back end of

[00:10:53] the WordPress site that could be used to streamline the economic gauges that we built,

[00:10:59] definitely need an update because a lot of them have had to been removed because the sources

[00:11:03] of data have done things like blacklisted the web scrape to get the data from my site.

[00:11:13] So there's been a zenith on future danger in terms of functionality but it's going

[00:11:19] to need to change and so I'm going through that with my webmaster who's been on this show

[00:11:28] we're working through that at the pace that we could sustain and afford and I envision a point in

[00:11:35] time where we're going to be able to be doing things like more easily downloading the archive

[00:11:42] so that we can run analysis on it. That's a project that definitely I anticipate in 2024

[00:11:48] is we're going to start to be able to do some election, a season trending of a number of factors

[00:11:56] over the whole history of the archive. There will be a gap in the last seven weeks but

[00:12:01] that's a known gap and you can look at different datasets and we're going to do that.

[00:12:07] Can't wait, I'm a numbers guy, I'm looking forward to that saying I could help with or get on a call

[00:12:13] with the webmaster anytime soon let me know. Quick programming note next week so today is April

[00:12:21] 3rd Wednesday or regularly scheduled time and day next week April 10th it's possible I will be

[00:12:30] on the road actually we're still going to do our best to have this show potentially moving into

[00:12:35] Thursday if I can't or maybe we'll even do Tuesday. I don't know it's a little bit up in the air

[00:12:41] but we'll be back next week and I don't expect us to miss any shows knock on a wood you know

[00:12:47] this whole season pretty much like I'd like to at least get through Memorial Day without

[00:12:51] missing a week. I think we can make that happen until it gets you should danger loaded up with news

[00:12:57] it's for close to happening hopefully next Tuesday if we do it you know a double barrel Tuesday

[00:13:03] come back show haven't been on Tuesdays in a while or Thursday or maybe Wednesday we'll see how it goes

[00:13:09] hope it's hoping to have the news blitz in the second segment but today it's just a free flow

[00:13:18] conversation a reset really a special season premiere because we're in this transitory period.

[00:13:26] Yes sir yes sir so what we're going to do actually is go to our regularly scheduled break we usually

[00:13:31] just have one sometimes two but today and most of us will just have one break we'll come back

[00:13:38] no news blitz but I want to really want to get into not only today's news this week's news but

[00:13:44] the past month last couple months and as we like to do towards the end of our shows every week

[00:13:48] getting to some of that long-term trending months years and maybe take a look at some of the economic

[00:13:56] numbers from Q1 2024 what do you say let's do it all right folks stick with us

[00:14:05] patreon power hour on pepper broadcasting network it's great to be back stick with us

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[00:16:05] capital slash resources

[00:16:07] now investment

[00:16:09] those investors whether it's your pension fund

[00:16:12] whether it's 401k

[00:16:14] whether it's

[00:16:16] foreigners who buy a lot of our debt by the way all those folks

[00:16:20] they want to get a return

[00:16:22] and guess what when inflation is actually higher

[00:16:25] even though they say inflation rates low it's not this low and

[00:16:29] the lower these rates go which means inflation is

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[00:17:24] hey hey hey when i need to be saved

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[00:17:32] Charlotte could rock it up into the sky

[00:17:35] nothing can stop me tonight

[00:17:37] you make it miss strong you make it miss

[00:17:40] break up the call just like a title wave

[00:17:43] you make me break up

[00:17:44] I take the up fights on raising up

[00:17:48] like a roll of victory in a stadium

[00:17:52] who can touch me cause i'm

[00:17:55] who can stop me tonight

[00:17:59] you make it feel

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[00:18:06] episode 257 of the Patriot Power Hour

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[00:18:11] Ben the Breaker of Banksters

[00:18:13] here with Feature Dan

[00:18:14] April 3rd

[00:18:16] 2024

[00:18:18] were there any big topics

[00:18:21] or even art specific articles that

[00:18:24] you really wish we had been able to talk about

[00:18:27] over last

[00:18:28] last month there Feature Dan

[00:18:31] was it really

[00:18:33] it was it was a time to

[00:18:36] you know de-compress from

[00:18:38] dwelling immediately on the news all the time for me

[00:18:41] i couldn't do anything about it right

[00:18:43] like the cars broke down on the side of the road

[00:18:45] so you're not going anywhere

[00:18:48] just a little footnote

[00:18:50] from what we talked about earlier

[00:18:51] another part of what i'm trying to do is

[00:18:53] dig Google Fi

[00:18:54] just to get out of

[00:18:56] a Google account

[00:18:58] using the browser using the search

[00:19:01] being part of that

[00:19:04] so just a footnote there

[00:19:06] and it's a challenging thing to do

[00:19:08] I don't use Apple devices

[00:19:11] because Apple owns your identity

[00:19:13] so it's your on them

[00:19:14] you got to hire a fist on you

[00:19:16] for that

[00:19:17] another footnote for the previous section

[00:19:19] we were talking about

[00:19:21] deliberately misengineered electronics

[00:19:24] that force you to consume

[00:19:26] and spend

[00:19:27] throughout your lifetime

[00:19:28] far more than you ever should

[00:19:29] Apple was caught cold

[00:19:32] doing that right

[00:19:33] sending

[00:19:34] quote-unquote updates to their phones

[00:19:36] that gradually cause the batteries

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[00:19:40] less and less over time

[00:19:42] forcing you to

[00:19:43] want a new phone

[00:19:44] so it's not even definitely not in

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[00:19:50] but I mean we can talk

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[00:20:01] but a conversation

[00:20:03] I had with someone

[00:20:05] I've known for

[00:20:07] 22 years

[00:20:11] who 22 years ago

[00:20:12] would have been

[00:20:14] far more moderate

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[00:21:00] I'm seeing people

[00:21:01] we would have

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[00:21:14] that's now ♥

[00:21:16] That's, uh, A Little

[00:21:18] worrisome

[00:21:19] Start to realize not only a financial scam the covid scam

[00:21:26] Geez will go down the line of the many more but you know the immigration obviously as you mentioned for this person

[00:21:32] Was that the biggest other any other issues they feel that way?

[00:21:35] It was really the 10,000 plus per day coming over the border and some pretty crazy videos of that too is that would really flip them

[00:21:42] You said

[00:21:44] that plus

[00:21:47] The potential for

[00:21:49] Terrorism to be coming across the border right we're cells being prepared and we had to talk about

[00:21:56] You know what in this scenario of 2024 that we've got a hope and pray and be ready to defend against

[00:22:04] Would be bombings at electoral sites on election day

[00:22:08] Allowing authorities to declare

[00:22:11] you know

[00:22:12] Basically marshal law some kind of something that you know entirely disrupts

[00:22:19] The election process and enough states that would bring the

[00:22:24] Election of the president down to congress

[00:22:26] Which which could have happened on January 6th 2021 had the riot not ensued or or the false flag that

[00:22:35] Enable the riot to ensue right

[00:22:37] so

[00:22:38] Lots of people are getting really anxious about this election

[00:22:43] You know polling places are not

[00:22:45] protected by police

[00:22:47] And you know too many of those cases

[00:22:51] And I think the the trust in the

[00:22:53] The absentee ballot is gone among anybody used to be a

[00:22:59] Moderate, you know that no one's talking about those as sound and unable to be tampered with anymore

[00:23:09] You know about 10 12 years ago I

[00:23:12] Learned you can mail in ballots and some of them of course it's legitimate

[00:23:17] Especially people serving overseas or other examples. Let's say grandma stuck in the nursing home. Okay, okay

[00:23:25] But I still thought it kind of crazy also same thing with like you don't have to show an idea

[00:23:29] You know, and I was like wow what excuse me double standard

[00:23:33] I mean when I go to the airport get the naked body scanner and or the group

[00:23:37] But these people coming through Southern border sure I get in that you know, I

[00:23:43] Get discriminated against if I don't want the experiment on vaccine

[00:23:47] They can come on over who knows what the hell they guy who cares. They'll get them later

[00:23:51] I'm sure so it's the kind of double standard that's that's pretty

[00:23:56] annoying to me um

[00:23:58] Here's one thing

[00:24:00] That I really want to touch on of what you just just spoke about I remember

[00:24:04] You were one of the only not maybe the only but I

[00:24:09] Forgot who we were the guests of it. We went on a show

[00:24:14] We were interviewed just after the election you

[00:24:18] Stood firm said no, it's not gonna be overturned here's the actual constitutional process

[00:24:24] Trump's not gonna be able to like get back over as too late

[00:24:28] Hey, you can elaborate better and I know I'm I'm flubbing this a little bit

[00:24:33] but you kind of

[00:24:35] guided this show as well as our listeners and the network as a whole

[00:24:40] Through the constitutional process of of what could or could not occur to overturn an election and all that

[00:24:47] So I want to hear what you say if there is let's say at at noon eastern on election day

[00:24:52] There are several bombings attacks whatever

[00:24:57] What would the constitution require and do you think that process would be followed?

[00:25:03] So

[00:25:07] So the federal election is really 50 federal elections at the state level of course

[00:25:15] so

[00:25:16] Some states

[00:25:18] Outcomes will be certified by their secretary of the states

[00:25:22] Or whatever the office is titled as a few states are different

[00:25:27] but basically there's a one

[00:25:30] Either a pointee or an elected official in the state that

[00:25:33] Certifies yes, this is this is the outcome and therefore the electors

[00:25:39] From the party of the winning candidate

[00:25:44] Cast their vote to Congress through a series of meetings

[00:25:48] That run after the election on the first Tuesday in November

[00:25:52] Until the first something I have Tuesday of

[00:25:56] Of the new year something like that. It's it's in the constitution

[00:26:00] How you know on the dates these must happen and and therefore they happen and

[00:26:07] If a state can't do it

[00:26:10] Then they don't get votes that electors a slate of electors casting ballots

[00:26:17] That are presentable in Congress and Congress has

[00:26:21] Um the power of the mid you know

[00:26:24] I don't know if it's a super majority of the majority of the top of my head

[00:26:27] But Congress can reject a state

[00:26:30] electors

[00:26:31] Of course the electoral Congress

[00:26:33] You know electoral college worked throughout the civil war because we were at war with this other in states

[00:26:39] So clearly they weren't sending electors

[00:26:41] You know when when Lincoln was reelected

[00:26:44] This system was

[00:26:47] You know considered

[00:26:49] In the in the late 1700s but it actually proved to be

[00:26:54] Have a resilience

[00:26:56] In the 1800s during civil war it hasn't really been tested since but it could be tested again this year

[00:27:04] Well, hopefully this doesn't happen but that's a that's a real risk and that and

[00:27:09] That's just one potential negative effect of having rampant

[00:27:13] You know you call it refugee crisis illegal immigrants my ignorance whatever term you want to call it having this many of them

[00:27:19] undocumented

[00:27:20] You know if

[00:27:21] 9,999

[00:27:23] And 98 of them per day are our good people but those two

[00:27:27] Are uh the worst

[00:27:30] Terris you ever seen that you know how many did it take to shoot up

[00:27:33] That's how that happened when we were gone the concert hall and Russia getting shot up

[00:27:37] All you need is three four five six well trained guys

[00:27:40] You know that'd be so easy to sneak in and if you multiply that by five ten twenty fifty

[00:27:46] Man, it could be chaos

[00:27:49] Right and ask yourself since

[00:27:52] 9,11 whether you know lots of opinions on 9,11 right set that aside. It's it's clear that

[00:27:59] There were al-Qaeda that boarded planes right unless you're into the hall of camp Graham kind of point of view and

[00:28:06] Cruise missile point of view there were planes right and and there are people on them that took control of them

[00:28:12] If you're if you're with that if you assume that that's the reality

[00:28:16] Then ask yourself how they not been able to since then in any way

[00:28:22] The airplanes obviously we got the TSA and they locked down the airports and you get the scanner and that's that now

[00:28:28] but

[00:28:30] just a

[00:28:31] Middle school and all and oh oh Iowa or

[00:28:35] You know

[00:28:37] a baseball stadium where enough

[00:28:41] Terrorists attacked at the same time that they got straight in there, right?

[00:28:45] You look around your world you ask yourself how

[00:28:49] How come it hasn't happened since if they're so driven to do it

[00:28:52] And I think it you know really comes down to the security

[00:28:56] You know the national security apparatus and where their loyalties are

[00:29:01] And and people are going to question any

[00:29:03] terrorist attack and the

[00:29:06] amount of Americans that will immediately wonder whether it was uh

[00:29:10] Let it happen on purpose false flag is

[00:29:13] At all time highs which is a very old-style

[00:29:16] Very boiled top volatile situation again. I talked to someone who

[00:29:21] 22 years ago when I met him would not have considered this reasonable to discuss

[00:29:26] And it's not beyond comprehension for folks like that now

[00:29:31] dang

[00:29:32] Well

[00:29:33] That is good news to some degree at least hopefully uh

[00:29:37] I can help overturn it or prevent some of this

[00:29:39] I

[00:29:40] Mostly against the open spine and a lot of what's come out but

[00:29:45] Hopefully at least maybe they are stopping some terrorist attacks from happening like as a small positive

[00:29:51] Side effect from all the the negatives of our i'm totally not saying it's worth it

[00:29:56] Stripping the way some some liberties and privacy as we talked about the start this show

[00:30:00] But at least they can do if they're doing that

[00:30:03] Stop some of these from happening

[00:30:05] But it is I've always thought it's kind of weird

[00:30:08] Like the longer it goes without another 9-11 the more I ask how did 9-11 happen like like kind of what you said but

[00:30:17] But yeah

[00:30:20] Any other

[00:30:22] Topics on a hijack it

[00:30:24] But I know you had a couple other that I you know ideas that maybe I didn't touch on

[00:30:29] Yeah, well maybe we should discuss the

[00:30:32] What a second trump term might

[00:30:34] entail and

[00:30:38] Had reason to be speaking to someone

[00:30:41] Who's whose younger who wasn't alive when the cold war ended

[00:30:47] About what it was like right before the cold war ended

[00:30:52] and

[00:30:55] Michele Gorbachev came to power as a Soviet premier

[00:30:59] and announced glass notes the opening

[00:31:02] In parastroica the the restructuring of the Soviet economy right

[00:31:07] So more freedom and and and the restructuring was really meant to root out

[00:31:13] You know the absolute corruption that had stepped its way into the Soviet system

[00:31:19] It wasn't you know by any means they weren't talking about you know

[00:31:23] liberalizing the the economy and

[00:31:25] And and and moving towards a western you know capitalist system

[00:31:30] but

[00:31:32] Something equivalent could happen to us

[00:31:35] with trump

[00:31:37] Think about that

[00:31:40] parastroica and glass notes and when we talk about glass notes exposing the deep state

[00:31:46] would be our glass notes and

[00:31:49] parastroica would be

[00:31:51] you know

[00:31:52] trying to root out

[00:31:55] The the the the the structure so that

[00:31:58] What happened to trump can cannot happen again. That's his viewpoint

[00:32:03] He says it all time that you know this should never happen to a president right

[00:32:08] so

[00:32:10] Looking at the Soviet Union it wouldn't withstand glass notes

[00:32:15] and parastroica

[00:32:17] It collapsed and

[00:32:20] I'd have to imagine that

[00:32:23] Putin and and and his and you know strategic thinkers who lived through that for them

[00:32:30] don't have in mind and have you know

[00:32:32] contingencies

[00:32:34] At least discussed in plan for a collapse and it that trump could bring about

[00:32:40] because

[00:32:42] The deep state if he tried to expose it and restructure it would rebel

[00:32:47] and that rebellion might be during this election

[00:32:51] And he might still make it in there and they may they may makeably be exposed

[00:32:56] and that

[00:32:57] Highly volatile and in our federal system

[00:33:01] You cannot discount the possibility there are states that would start to talk about the seating from the union if

[00:33:07] A government in Washington DC

[00:33:10] Just just went off the rails

[00:33:13] With a president

[00:33:17] It was trying to restructure it and open it up and expose it

[00:33:23] So besides

[00:33:25] Give me more details on what that restructuring is I see a few different tenets of what I'd like to see restructured the

[00:33:31] financial system

[00:33:33] For one

[00:33:34] Government budget for two but you know what another

[00:33:39] You know, what would he go for? I'm sure Department of Justice is be where he would star which is probably a great place

[00:33:44] To start but all of it really I think you got to do all of that really

[00:33:52] United States America

[00:33:54] Governed in this century

[00:33:57] By this is the third term by democrat president has begun to resemble

[00:34:04] You know something akin very very different, but

[00:34:09] Very similar at the same time to the final days of the Soviet Union and the corruption is there

[00:34:15] It's like all Soviet citizens and by 1986, you know

[00:34:20] The not not the people that fought in the world war two and you know and their parents who were there for the revolution and and and were

[00:34:29] ardent

[00:34:30] Believers in the Soviet state we're talking about the children and the grandchildren by that time had

[00:34:36] No morale for it had they were apathetic to it and and and and and it looks like that to me with your generation in the one younger too

[00:34:44] That it's a resignation to this is really bad and it's never gonna get

[00:34:49] fixed and when a when when a Soviet premier stepped up and tried to

[00:34:54] You know take that on and make it better. It couldn't withstand that there wasn't

[00:34:59] Reformable you know in a in a gentle and slow paced way

[00:35:04] It came apart at the seams

[00:35:08] So

[00:35:09] I've been labeled and I don't know if it's good or bad or indifferent but

[00:35:14] Acceleration is where I'd like to restructure all this and then it's gonna fly apart the seams

[00:35:20] And then maybe after that we can come out of the ashes

[00:35:24] But but maybe that's not the right way to look at it uh

[00:35:27] Do you think

[00:35:29] Do you think Gorbachev was hoping that it would collapse a few years later or was that totally not what he wanted to happen and then for Trump

[00:35:37] You know is he trying to force the system to show his hand and expose itself and destroy itself along with him

[00:35:43] And then hopefully we'll rebuild or is he uh is this something else

[00:35:48] Yes

[00:35:50] Putin's KGB um

[00:35:52] collapse historic collapse of

[00:35:56] The supremacy of

[00:35:58] American power abroad

[00:36:00] Would be a historic accomplishment from his point of view

[00:36:06] And for the average US citizen do we want Trump to come in and then the blurring up or do we want a slow simmer burn

[00:36:13] With another you know another

[00:36:15] Four to eight years of ongoing slipping into dystopia

[00:36:19] But maybe we can get out of the pot of water or we want to just go all in i mean this. I'm just rhetorical

[00:36:24] um

[00:36:25] Right well you're you're

[00:36:28] What you're doing there is is placing um agency on on some of the actors saying that that some of this has been

[00:36:36] The control of personalities and what i'm trying to say is

[00:36:39] By the time the Soviet Union and Brezhnev

[00:36:41] died

[00:36:43] And he was the last you know hard-knosed Soviet dictator that you know we

[00:36:48] Were seriously worried about going to war with world war three

[00:36:54] Global thermonuclear war

[00:36:57] And when when the next guy stepped up to the plate and tried to open things up and restructure it just

[00:37:03] It was unreformable in a in a non volatile

[00:37:08] manner

[00:37:10] And i think people are beginning to come to that conclusion that it can't

[00:37:14] It can't be and and look at Russia today you won't outlive if you hope for an accelerated

[00:37:21] collapse and then for things to turn for the better people to come to their senses

[00:37:26] Look at what Russia is today. If if a state gets corrupt enough

[00:37:31] tyrannical enough

[00:37:33] And and and rigid enough

[00:37:35] That that doesn't repair right afterwards it could take generations

[00:37:40] So you'd be lucky to outlive it where

[00:37:43] You know continued bad bad things happened in the world because of that void that you know that

[00:37:51] You know with the absence of us power abroad what it would bring about

[00:37:58] I don't think we want to see it happen

[00:38:00] No um

[00:38:03] I think

[00:38:05] Let's see. Oh, I had a good point of what at least what I thought was a good point of trump going after the doj

[00:38:11] I give him high marks on that going after the banksters

[00:38:14] I've seen no

[00:38:16] No

[00:38:17] Real work towards that but he did didn't down CBDCs a little bit

[00:38:21] But he still wants the fellow reserve to go to 0% and

[00:38:24] You know he's all about the banksters in my books. That's a downer

[00:38:28] He's all about the vaccine. That's a downer

[00:38:31] But you say you know you're supposed to vote again. What is it for the lesser of the evil?

[00:38:38] Uh, I would say he's lesser evil than Biden

[00:38:42] But I'll see him as a great reformer that's gonna save us all

[00:38:46] By any means not I know you don't think so either but that's kind of what I'm looking at for a trump third term

[00:38:53] But there's a way not to be like Russia

[00:38:56] There's a way not to you know

[00:38:58] stumble out of

[00:39:00] A collapse

[00:39:03] You know just on its trajectory for becoming a weaker and weaker nation for

[00:39:07] You know the foreseeable future. I'm talking decades right this is 2024

[00:39:12] In 1991 that you know it all came apart for Russia so

[00:39:17] you know

[00:39:18] You know

[00:39:19] American stone it doesn't have to happen here, but what I am concerned about is once a certain sequence of events

[00:39:27] Start to you know dominoes start to fall

[00:39:30] That it it could get outside of the control of anyone and maybe my

[00:39:36] estimate that the deep state is

[00:39:40] You know unreformable at this point and that only it can only be just

[00:39:46] You know absolutely

[00:39:48] replaced by you know

[00:39:51] Another constitutional convention in a different way of organizing federally right

[00:39:57] and I don't think any of that happens peacefully if that if it comes to that maybe I'm wrong

[00:40:03] Maybe you know all you know a lot of people I hope that all it takes is you know make America great again bringing

[00:40:08] A congress of senate and the president and pass laws and reform from there

[00:40:13] but if

[00:40:15] someone besides the democrats

[00:40:18] Can't control all three of those elected bodies the white house

[00:40:23] Senate and the house with with with enough of a margin

[00:40:28] That then this this doesn't happen you know in a in a way the framers designed it and and

[00:40:36] With the amount of people just absolutely flooding the southern border

[00:40:40] I think that one party dominance is what the democrats are seeking

[00:40:46] Trying to set up a you know a political party that

[00:40:49] For all intensive purposes was like but i'm his party in the Soviet Union or the pRI in

[00:40:55] Mexico that ruled as a one party with with spoken opposition for

[00:41:00] 70 80 years

[00:41:02] I mean it does seem to be that that's what they want and they're trying to import the numbers to achieve it

[00:41:12] Well, that's the critical mass if uh

[00:41:14] If

[00:41:16] If the next generation and generations have no experience of it because they're

[00:41:21] fleeing third world hellholes and

[00:41:25] The

[00:41:26] Quote legacy Americans of all races really

[00:41:31] But if as you said my generation in youngers, but really all of us that are alive right now

[00:41:35] I can lump them in but the younger

[00:41:37] Younger in particular if they don't really give a crap

[00:41:41] Oh either they're apathetic or they're totally brainwashed and on the wrong side of things there or fighting the wrong type of fights

[00:41:50] plus like i said a bunch of uh

[00:41:54] You know

[00:41:55] Those the legal immigrants essentially do what they're told and be very happy to do it generally

[00:42:00] I will say this though. I think a lot of the uh spanish immigrants are

[00:42:05] Are pretty sick of of the democrat lies will that blow up in their face?

[00:42:10] I think if there was you know wasn't this huge swath of

[00:42:15] Of people coming over that can't

[00:42:18] Integrate it all and are gonna be ghetto-fied and taken advantage of those folks may not wake up to it

[00:42:24] But I do know some of the strongest uh, you know conservatives and

[00:42:30] anti

[00:42:32] Establishment anti deep state

[00:42:35] um are from Cuba

[00:42:38] and

[00:42:39] Venezuela and mexico and other you know, spanish

[00:42:43] speaking areas so some of them are pretty sick of it but but

[00:42:47] They also were able to get educated and

[00:42:50] Also you know establish themselves and have the respect for america rather than just look for handouts, you know

[00:42:56] Yeah, well remember when everything's gone wrong

[00:42:58] voices of reason that speak out against what god us there will resonate with anybody that's reasonable

[00:43:05] We're an ideological nation that's what america is

[00:43:08] That you know

[00:43:10] You're raising background and religion

[00:43:13] Always been secondary to your belief system in in the bill of rights

[00:43:18] And and how we govern ourselves

[00:43:21] right

[00:43:21] So

[00:43:22] That's the key is

[00:43:24] We're back on pageria power our

[00:43:26] Start up season 25 spring

[00:43:29] 2024

[00:43:31] And we're gonna keep talking out hopefully next week with a new split creaks

[00:43:35] We get the more fidelity but

[00:43:37] Yeah, there's been other things going on since we took the break in last seven weeks

[00:43:42] Anything that you wanted to make sure we touched on in the season opener

[00:43:47] A couple thing a couple big news events

[00:43:51] Is talk about as much as you want or as little as you want i talked about both uh and a couple daily audio caches

[00:43:57] I did a few you know in the last few weeks

[00:43:59] but uh

[00:44:00] How about the

[00:44:02] Baltimore port incident and i talked about it a little bit earlier today or i mentioned at least the

[00:44:09] concert hall shooting in Moscow was that

[00:44:12] Isis was that you crane was that the west is it russia doing it to themselves

[00:44:17] What kind of insight do you have on both Baltimore here domestically and then also that attack in Moscow and how that seems to be

[00:44:25] Escalating tensions with everybody to say the least

[00:44:28] So when the you talk about these news events for future danger

[00:44:35] My frame of reference would have just gone in almost any direction

[00:44:39] But at some point watching the news i decided to create future danger and kind of

[00:44:44] You know make it make a checklist right of what's dangerous and what's not

[00:44:51] So both those news events

[00:44:53] I don't see them as

[00:44:55] They're on the fringe they're on the borderline right because if the

[00:45:00] If the ship's

[00:45:01] System was hacked and that was an act of sabotage

[00:45:05] Then that goes towards you know, it's on the path to warfare with whoever did it

[00:45:12] And then in russia some kind of attacks that you know potentially could read the

[00:45:17] destabilization of the Russian regime

[00:45:21] You know

[00:45:23] That those are the unthinkable things that our government would be so destabilized that

[00:45:29] You know true control of the nuclear arsenal was in question or same thing goes for russia

[00:45:35] Or china or israel

[00:45:37] The pack of standard india

[00:45:39] whoever's got them

[00:45:41] You know paying attention to

[00:45:43] You know for france or written for that matter wherever or ever else has them for virtually

[00:45:48] So

[00:45:50] But those are on the fringes. I don't think i have a

[00:45:53] You know

[00:45:55] A big heavy you know inside into what either of those events mean

[00:46:00] But you can't not watch them because again, they're on the fringes of

[00:46:04] You know potentially warfare with another country

[00:46:08] Yeah, and had a minimum it's a lot of our dollars going to that but

[00:46:15] We may be more involved than then

[00:46:18] Is being admitted right now uh with regard to what's going on in russia at least um speaking of

[00:46:26] Dollars and cents i got an article here. Here's something i give

[00:46:30] Trump two thumbs up on and that's

[00:46:33] slamming china

[00:46:36] You know he's strong on the border he's strong on china those are two things i'm big

[00:46:39] You know a couple i mentioned a couple i'm not so happy with but he's you know suggest he's gonna put huge tariffs on china

[00:46:47] If he wins now will that come to fruition because he'll have a lot of pressure

[00:46:52] Against that but i also think he'll have a lot of fans that might support that

[00:46:57] Economic trade war is

[00:47:00] It can really escalate quickly it'll cost both sides i a lot of money

[00:47:04] But also it's that might be preferred

[00:47:07] Compared to uh hot war

[00:47:10] Um, maybe that would get china's attention and make things a little more fair since they've been doing all types of

[00:47:17] horrible

[00:47:18] Illegal practices and unfair competitive advantage in industry for decades now let alone all the pollution they put out there while we get blamed for climate change so

[00:47:29] Do you think trump will have the guts to put 30 40 50 60 percent tariffs on china if he wins

[00:47:37] Do i remember the wealth of nations

[00:47:40] And that whole concept when it was written a free trade with other countries

[00:47:44] Did not age well in in in the in a century with a

[00:47:51] technocratic

[00:47:53] Communist tyranny like in Beijing

[00:47:56] There's no good reason to trade with a country with a government like that

[00:48:00] so

[00:48:01] You say that you know both sides will lose a lot of money

[00:48:06] Well, it's easy when you look on the chinese side because it is

[00:48:09] ultimately

[00:48:11] You know such a regime that i just described but the side

[00:48:16] In the united states of america that

[00:48:19] loses money and that's not quite that's more fractured right that

[00:48:23] you know there's certainly a lot of

[00:48:25] members of congress and and and they're lobbyists and their donors

[00:48:30] uh

[00:48:31] Our would be hit by that which is probably no small reason my trump will

[00:48:36] Make sure he does that and the law allows it all congress delegated this stuff

[00:48:42] heavily in law

[00:48:45] Push push by george hw book you want to want to be able to negotiate you know

[00:48:50] general agreement on tariffs and trade gat

[00:48:53] Another agreement, you know free trade agreements

[00:48:56] Head to head with other countries so that that international trade

[00:49:01] Law regime

[00:49:02] Delegates a lot to the president and trump knows it he has that power

[00:49:06] Nothing congress can do now if he decides to raise those tariffs

[00:49:11] So

[00:49:13] All i could say is last time that happened to

[00:49:16] bio weapon came out of Wuhan

[00:49:19] Good point. That's i mean that's

[00:49:22] Would be a serious shot across the bow besides literally

[00:49:27] Put in an air strike on the chinese mainland the next closest thing would be put in a huge tariff on all

[00:49:35] imports from china and

[00:49:38] And

[00:49:40] There would be you know the fortune 100 fortune 500 would

[00:49:44] Totally be against this they'd lose a lot of money

[00:49:47] You know is what it is they've been getting away with with murder lately

[00:49:51] um

[00:49:52] But also they would be laying people off but the big thing would be

[00:49:55] The inflation of chinese made goods people would have to start buying american made things perhaps

[00:50:01] Now we may not have that capacity

[00:50:04] It may take one three five years ten years

[00:50:08] To start making things in america again

[00:50:11] So in the meanwhile there could be shortages or could be doubling or tripling of prices of things

[00:50:16] That'll hurt people a lot

[00:50:17] But we'll also be collecting the hell of a lot of money in that tariff

[00:50:21] So that actual money from the tariff was sped on something good instead of just piss down the drain paying dead on the national debt paying the interest on it

[00:50:29] Um you can actually fund something with that tariff as well

[00:50:33] So

[00:50:34] To slippery slope it'll really make china mad

[00:50:36] But maybe we need something like that to

[00:50:39] Level of play and feel at least a little bit

[00:50:41] Even if it hurts us a bit

[00:50:43] It could be worth it in the long run and you got to draw a line in the sand somewhere I think

[00:50:49] I wouldn't mind the reshoring of

[00:50:52] Compures and phones with some kind of ethic that the product you produce you know

[00:50:58] Should last ten years

[00:51:01] Wouldn't mind that all

[00:51:03] I like it and I mean

[00:51:06] Why do we have to get this through china?

[00:51:08] Japan and South Korea they have a lot of expertise bringing on over to america

[00:51:12] We got lots of open land and ironically and i've announced this on the show before i went to

[00:51:19] Purdue and

[00:51:21] Purdue just announced today a four billion dollar

[00:51:25] Korean semi-conductor manufacturing facility

[00:51:30] Is moving to

[00:51:31] West Lafayette in the end of the middle of the cornfield where Purdue is

[00:51:35] four billion dollar and high-tech

[00:51:38] semi-conductor manufacturing being moved right next to Purdue because all the engineering and all that my point is

[00:51:45] We can do all this crap here. We just need to do it here like we have intelligence and if we don't

[00:51:50] People would love to come here and we could pay him nicely and it would be we should be reshoring a lot of this

[00:51:56] Not saying we should you put it well

[00:51:58] Well

[00:51:59] World trade is great but not with

[00:52:02] The authoritarian totalitarian dictatorship that'll kill as many of his people as they needed to get an edge

[00:52:09] You know what i mean like that is not that is not the wealth of nations

[00:52:13] Yeah, yeah

[00:52:16] Just a point though

[00:52:19] We've never lost our organic industrial base in the defense sector

[00:52:23] That's never been considered something that's

[00:52:27] Able to go offshore

[00:52:29] And extremely protected although you know things like they have 35

[00:52:34] Joint strike fighter, you know plans were essentially copied stolen by the Chinese

[00:52:40] so

[00:52:41] if

[00:52:42] All you do is watch Jim Kramer and and and and think that you know Wall Street rules of country

[00:52:48] You just don't really understand

[00:52:51] How the defense industrial base is organized. It's never

[00:52:55] Never been something that could have been off short

[00:52:58] Not not ever since World War II

[00:53:01] Not since the advent of our modern security state

[00:53:04] and we talked about it

[00:53:06] In previous episodes of Patriot Power about the

[00:53:09] You know there's there's actually acts that Congress has passed that again delegate to the president

[00:53:16] He can invoke these acts in that you know defense

[00:53:19] Yeah, the production act right where where president

[00:53:24] Consently order firms to build anything that the nation needs in

[00:53:27] Time of crisis and and trump did it with ventilators for general act electric

[00:53:32] Never seen a news article fallen up on how many ventilators

[00:53:36] General electric actually produced but

[00:53:39] There's a big crisis there and Chuck Schumer suggested the Trump that he invoked so we did

[00:53:45] um

[00:53:48] But

[00:53:49] Restoring you know commercial electronics

[00:53:53] Would be great for American consumers

[00:53:56] but

[00:53:57] Obviously all the chips there aboard all of our missiles are made here right now anyways

[00:54:03] Yeah, but I'm more we're not more worried about it because that I'm most worried about the chips all the missiles in the in the planes etc

[00:54:11] in the satellites

[00:54:13] But I'm also worried about the

[00:54:16] The device that the you know technical specialist uses for their social media

[00:54:23] Being totally penetrated in the microphone now. I'm not of course there's skips and there's secret

[00:54:27] You know, there's a lot of smart people trying to keep things secret but

[00:54:32] Just having all your consumer electronics be an open source to Chinese Communist just just just probably not a good idea

[00:54:38] I just just sounds like a bad idea um

[00:54:40] All right, we only got like 20 seconds left. I wanted to point out that gold

[00:54:45] Is at an all-time high today it touched 2,300

[00:54:51] up a hundred dot yeah up a couple hundred bucks since we last spoke in February

[00:54:59] Bitcoin it was

[00:55:01] $44,000 on the last episode of patreon power hour it's 65,000 so up almost 50% in the last six or seven weeks

[00:55:10] And gold up a nice 10 15% I believe so gold all-time highs Bitcoin

[00:55:17] It's off a little bit of its highs compared to maybe a couple weeks ago, but still doing nicely

[00:55:23] silver 27 dollars

[00:55:27] As of February 7th that was our last episode

[00:55:30] Silver was 22 dollars and now it's 27 dollars. I actually

[00:55:36] You know I'm glad I haven't sold a ton of Bitcoin, but I wish I bought a little more silver and gold, but uh you know

[00:55:43] Be patient if it go if either these assets go down in price

[00:55:48] I would buy some but also don't wait forever

[00:55:51] They're continuing to print money left and right

[00:55:54] So these assets are gonna go up in value and also finally oil as as ripped and roared in the last

[00:56:02] Really last few days, but definitely since February art when we last spoke February 7th oil was 72

[00:56:09] Now it's 85

[00:56:11] So a pretty big jump in oil right now

[00:56:15] Yep election year

[00:56:17] Don't say

[00:56:19] The breaker banksters didn't tell you

[00:56:22] Where to get your assets and how to store your wealth if you'd listened

[00:56:27] Any number of years ago you'd be up right now

[00:56:31] You would you would and I suggest if you are up

[00:56:35] Take some of that profit converted into preps because preps in your health and your skill set is more important than any gold silver bitcoring

[00:56:44] But I still think all those assets. I still think our are going up in the medium to long term

[00:56:50] so

[00:56:52] Yeah, I suggest checking gold silver and Bitcoin out if you have not yet

[00:56:57] Future Dan that's all I gotta say we gotta get out of here make way for intrepid commanders been a great show

[00:57:03] Yeah, we got to let

[00:57:05] Intrepid commander or

[00:57:07] Dave Jones know what day will air next week but when it happens

[00:57:11] We're gonna be rock and roll as always

[00:57:14] Patriot power our back for spring of 2024

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