PBN Daily News: Strike in Russia and US Policing

[00:00:05] You're listening to PBN. You will pay us back the stability here. Good day, PBN family. Tis Monday. Tis Monday, the sun is hitting the solar panels. The point zero energy generator is powering up.

[00:00:41] And we're here with you. Good to be with you, Friday. I think it was the last time I was behind the microphone. I don't think I was behind this microphone right here since Wednesday.

[00:00:51] Yeah. I've always told you it's like a My Strange Addiction type of thing with podcasting. It's a therapy type of thing with podcasting. Tonight, Preppers Live, we're going to be doing Reddit Q&A. I haven't been over there on the Reddit Preppers website. We'll give them their due.

[00:01:09] It's a cool community over there. We'll answer some of those questions. I just feel like utilizing that part of my brain tonight. Not necessarily reporting and all that kind of stuff.

[00:01:21] God knows there's enough to talk about. We do have the first strike within the borders of Russia, I think, as far as I know, using Western weapons. They haven't said that they're using Western weapons, of course, but let's look at the timeline.

[00:01:40] This time last week, the United Kingdom was saying, hmm, should we allow Ukraine to use Western weapons for direct attack in Russia? We'll think about it. Then the French came. Oh, we'll think about it. Then the United States came and they all wound up saying yes.

[00:01:54] And then a day later, a couple days later, air strike in Russia. Bolograd, I can't remember the name of it. I don't have this story in front of me. In the northeast of the nation on the border with Ukraine, it's still going.

[00:02:16] This war is far from over, folks. It doesn't matter which side you think is winning or not. I'm telling you right now, this thing is far from over.

[00:02:25] No one wants to come to the table and have a talk. Zolenski, you know, Voldemort Zolenski, he who shall not be named. He's intent on killing every last Ukrainian man in order to fight off Putin.

[00:02:46] And in some ways you look at it and you say that's a valiant effort. And then in other ways you wonder, you question. You know he'll meet it. Just a miserable end should he be captured.

[00:03:01] He'd probably be better to commit suicide if he were to be captured because that's a rough way to go. Hey buddy, Link comes cruising over. So today what I want to talk about, I mean look, that's big news. That is something to consider.

[00:03:19] War equals off-grid, yada yada yada. Get yourself in order. Get yourself in order. What do you think that looks like? I think it's a balance between your skill sets, your survival skill sets, whether you're urban or suburban or rural. Of course the resources that you have on hand.

[00:03:42] And Dave Jones, the NBC guy said over the weekend in our chats, he said basically what it comes down to is how much food can you produce in a day? He just threw that into the host chat. And I said my reply was not enough.

[00:04:02] And I think that's where we all are. We all should be striving there. Striving rather to increase what we're capable of day by day. Understanding seasonality and understanding the importance of putting food away and all that kind of stuff. There's a balance.

[00:04:20] We're in a time right now where you can feel like I'm cranking. Let's say you've got some animals. Let's say you've got some gardens. Let's say you've got some perennial foods and some forest around you. You can feel like, man, we're really cranking.

[00:04:36] Get back to me in March. Get back to me in March when nothing is growing unless you've got a greenhouse. All that kind of stuff. The steps that we must take. You know, the steps that we must take. I haven't talked about it in a while.

[00:04:58] For me, when there's wars and rumors of wars and we're going to talk about law and order in the country here a little bit on one threat, one solution. When there's all this stuff going on and I feel like drastically overwhelmed.

[00:05:11] Which if you don't feel overwhelmed, I don't know. I don't know. Stop taking the medications. You don't need them. I don't care what your therapist says. Get off the medications. You're supposed to feel things in life. You're supposed to cry and you know what I mean?

[00:05:24] Be happy and so on. Don't strive for the life of apathy. But when I get to that point, I like to go back to the base level preparedness. Check on my water. Check on my food. Right now I have a broken rain barrel.

[00:05:41] It needs to be fixed. It's been broken for about a week, two weeks. Things got to be repaired. It's 55 gallons of water. Just waste, you know? So you check on your water. You check on your food. You check on your backup power. Right.

[00:05:54] You've got battery banks and so on and all that kind of stuff probably in your house. But are they charged? Lights go out tomorrow. You're going to be kicking yourself that I charge. I don't have all this stuff and none of it's ready.

[00:06:05] So backup power, security, first aid, communications, evacuation, you know, all these things. Just look at your buckets. Look at what you can do to affect those little buckets and understand like every investment you make in time, money, skill, whatever.

[00:06:29] That's the cushion that you and your family will land on. All the other stuff is whatever. You know, what if this and what if that and nuclear bombs and all this other worrying and thinking and contemplating.

[00:06:43] What will matter if things get totally out of control will be that base level of preparedness. That's what you and your family will land on, you know, in times of crisis. And there's much more to prepping than that.

[00:06:57] But I find it's good to go back to that when things get crazy. You know, am I on target? Am I, you know, have I been spending way too much time looking at night vision and thermal vision and maybe other accoutrements for some kind of firearm?

[00:07:16] Because you can do as much mental damage to yourself by distracting yourself from the reality, particularly if you're like, I spend all my time looking at gun accessories and I got, you know, all I have is tap water. Tap goes out, I'm screwed.

[00:07:33] Right? You're going to be worried the more you read stories about water systems being hacked and so on and so forth. You're going to be worried. But it is what it is. You know, lean on the base.

[00:07:46] Build the base, lean on the base, stand on the base, be the base. That is what your family will rely on in the dark times. You know, one threat, one solution, PBN family. Let's do it.

[00:07:59] I'm reading you this law and order brief from the gray man brief because it's diverse. It is. It's truly diverse. It's an interesting situation. There's good news in here and there's bad news in here, you know?

[00:08:30] I mean, I'll give you the wrap up or should we just get into it? So in Chicago, this is rough on the police but it's a move in the right direction.

[00:08:44] The Chicago Police Department Administration announced that officers will be asked to work additional overtime hours and will have their scheduled days off. Requests, requested holidays canceled. The mayor of Chicago said there are historic trends of violence during Chicago summer months persist. They're threatening. That makes no sense.

[00:09:07] The mayor of Chicago said there are quote historic trends of violence during Chicago summer months persist. They are threatening. I don't know. The police superintendent advised that they will be judicious and canceling days off and will provide advance notice.

[00:09:20] Look, this is the most interesting thing to me right now. This really is. I was a little young when stop and frisk happened in New York. I was way too young to see like sort of the crime disappear in the 70s.

[00:09:35] Now I want to see what they do. How do you go from defund the police and empower criminals to getting things back in order? And I'm very happy to see it in Chicago. We all should be happy to see it.

[00:09:47] Like I said, it's tough and sucks for the officers. I hope they get double time and all that. But at the same time, it's a push in the right direction. There's not somebody going systemic racism is the reason that the blacks are killing themselves.

[00:10:03] You know what I mean? I know that sounds unfavorable, but it is what it is. I've lived through that. That I have lived through. The idea of pushing blame off on people.

[00:10:16] In Akron, Ohio, the police department SWAT unit discovered they had been sold and had been wearing counterfeit body armor plates made in China. The DHS is investigating the incident and advises the plates do not meet current standards. Hmm. Chinese body armor. Be very careful.

[00:10:36] Who would you want to wear body armor made by? Your enemy? This is just another one of those Chinese. Yeah, take our medicine. That's really good for you. Here you go. Here's your antibiotics. I don't know if you heard my story about India last week.

[00:10:53] But if not, go back and listen. India Pharma. You can find it on PBN Daily News. It's good news. There is some good news out there. I mean this is more interesting stuff. You don't get this kind of news in terms of law and order.

[00:11:10] I particularly don't from the Gray Man Brief, but it's unbiased. In NYC, in New York City, New York, there are plans to build a new training facility. 225 million public safety academy. The facility will centralize training for various city enforcement agencies, including Department of Corrections, Probation Sanitation and Parks.

[00:11:33] Mayor Eric Adams announced that the facility aims to improve coordination and operational efficiency across agencies. The facility is already being dubbed the new Cop City. See, this is what you want to read. You want to read that.

[00:11:46] You want to read that the lunatics and the Antifa pukes are getting upset. Oh no, they're going to build another Cop City in New York. They're going to train the police. Wait, I thought you wanted police better trained?

[00:11:57] No, well yeah, but then I don't get to put my blue eye shadow on and go out in the streets. The facility is already being called the new Cop City and will likely draw in protests and riots.

[00:12:07] No. I think that's what has to... like that has to stop being a thing. Oh, they're just going to riot if we do that. No, they're not. No, they're not because they're going to get thrown in prison, right?

[00:12:18] Isn't that the way it's supposed to work? You could protest, but you can't throw malt off cocktails into the construction area. Boston, the mayor is supporting efforts to disband the violent gang member database. A tracking system used by Boston police to identify members of gangs.

[00:12:37] The mayor also supports a list of do-not-prosecute crimes. So, Boston... Boston... Who is the mayor in Boston? An idiot. Let's see. Let's get the name of an idiot real quick. I don't know who it is. Boston Mayor. Mayor with an E.

[00:12:57] Oh, it's Michelle Wu. You never remember Michelle Wu. She is an idiot. In my opinion. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She's had a long history of ruining everything. Michelle Wu, you're going to destroy the state.

[00:13:11] You're going to follow in the failed footsteps of every big city in the West Coast. Let's put together a list of do-not-prosecute crimes and email to all the criminals and tell the gang members that we're not going to keep a database of who they are either, you know?

[00:13:28] And then the stupid mayor will stand up into the microphone and say, I feel so. There's such a tragedy that that young girl was beaten and raped and thrown into a trash can and set on fire. We need these injustices to stop. It's white privilege. It's done it.

[00:13:45] Yeah, those are the types of things that happen. Uh, what else? There is a police sergeant who beat up a sex offender. The police sergeant observed the sexual assault and intervene by attacking the sex offender. He was off duty. He beat some dude up for assaulting a woman.

[00:14:10] Didn't kill him. I don't think. Police sergeant has been sentenced to six months in prison, locked up with felons, one of which killed a police officer and another who beheaded a man. All the best. All the best for our police here in America. We love them.

[00:14:25] The 18 year police veteran was convicted of a misdemeanor assault. Misdemeanor assault now. This might sound familiar if you paid any attention to the Donald Trumpet case. He's a first time offender with no criminal record.

[00:14:38] The charges stem from an incident at a bar where a young woman was sexually assaulted by the quote unquote victim. The police sergeant observed the sexual assault and intervene by attacking the sex offender. In court, the sergeant reportedly showed no remorse for attacking the guy who was

[00:14:54] assaulting a woman. Where's the remorse? You know what, Your Honor? I should have sat there and let him grope her. You know what? I should have just waited until he was through raping her and then called the police even though I am the police.

[00:15:08] The sergeant claims his arrest and sentencing appear to be retribution due to his past actions as a whistleblower exposing corruption. So yeah. Yeah. Political posturing. But it is good to see that, you know, in some ways there are states, there are cities around America right now

[00:15:32] who are on the opposite side of the spectrum. The defunding of police, the less police. That's dying. That's dying out. And why is that dying out? Because of the results. Because the crime and the murder and such are so bad that people have tapped out. Period.

[00:15:53] Now from a personal level, you need, it's just really this simple guys. You know, you need representation. If you're in Boston, dude, you're in for hell. Those two maneuvers that your mayor just made are, they're just, they're opening the seals of hell in a city.

[00:16:14] If you wanted a plan to open the seals of hell in a city, that's what you would do. You would say, you know, we're going to get rid of this gang member database. We don't need to pay attention to the gangs.

[00:16:22] And then we're going to create a list of do not prosecute crimes that bad guys can get away with. Who are these people? What it all comes down to is, and I'm going to push this for the rest of the year,

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[00:17:09] These guys are not a sponsor. It is a commission based situation. So if you sign up, I get some money in all transparency. But my wife and myself are card carrying members of Protect with Bear.

[00:17:24] If we're ever in an altercation like that, where we have to use force or deadly force, then the first phone call we make will be to that 24-7 lawyer hotline to get our defense taken care of.

[00:17:40] And again, for $145 a year, you will have your defense taken care of in totality. I mean it's a no-brainer, in my opinion. The link will be down below, Protect with Bear. We're going to read these civil unrest things for the rest of the year.

[00:17:58] They're going to get worse. The riots are going to, you know, all that kind of stuff. So prime yourself. It's what's coming. And on top of it all, guys, just like the sergeant we talked about, this is an age of lawfare.

[00:18:10] You know, if you think that everybody is going to be looked at through the same lens, you know, some people are going to get beaten. They're going to pull a gun out and they're going to shoot somebody.

[00:18:21] And the system is going to work the way the system is supposed to. Justice will be blind. But if you're leaving a Trump rally in October with a MAGA hat on and they look back at your search history

[00:18:36] and through your phone and all, you know, whatever your situation is and find out that you're one of these, one of these heinous Trump supporter right-winger, prepper, survivalist, conspiratorial bad guys, then yeah, it's going to affect what happens to you. Okay? Get a good lawyer.

[00:18:56] Make sure you have a good lawyer, you know? And Protected Bear does that for you. So I'm going to read to you a little, something very short. Very, very short and to the point. Then we're going to call it a day here on PBN Daily News.

[00:19:10] I'll be back with you at 9 p.m. Tonight as we do our, you know, we do our QA with Reddit, see what's going on over with the Reddit community, what kind of questions are on people's mind. It's very interesting because they, you know, it's just always going on.

[00:19:31] The evolution of what's important in prepping and survival and all that kind of stuff is, it's cool. So the power of God, what is that? How does that play into all of this?

[00:19:46] Many people have subscribed to this idea of leave me alone, let me do what I want. They think that's fundamentally what freedom is all about. Leave me alone, let me live the way I want, do what I want. It's okay, but I don't necessarily buy it.

[00:20:09] You can't forego your responsibilities as a citizen of the greatest nation on the planet. You can't forego your responsibilities to protect life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And as far as your relationship with God goes, you know, there's work to be done there too.

[00:20:27] So, I don't know. What I do know is this. Because our will is not tested by our spirituality, we are losing both. I want you to think about that, okay? Because our will is not tested by our spirituality, we are losing both.

[00:20:52] So in other words, we live a life that is cushy and easy. And to be a follower of God is as simple as saying, oh, I'm a follower of God. You know what I mean?

[00:21:09] There needs to be struggles, there needs to be tests of your dedication and so on. I find it, you're going to say ho hum, but I find it important to make my spirituality part of my routine. Because that tests my will.

[00:21:28] Then all of a sudden I have to say, am I going to have time for this? I have to make time for this. You know what I mean? Because our will is not tested by our spirituality, we are losing both our will and our connection with God.

[00:21:41] All right? Beware of comfort, PBN family. Get out there, do some work. Get fit. Get prepared. I will talk to you tonight, all right? Adios muchachos. Thank you for listening to the Prepper Broadcasting Network, where we promote self-reliance and independence.

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