Red Beacon Daily News: I HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT!!

Welcome in the Red Beacon Daily News, July second, twenty twenty six, Just two days away from celebrating the birth of these United States. On the other side of the world, Russia unleashes a massive assault on Ukraine's capital, killing more than a dozen massive swarm of five hundred drones and more than seventy missiles launched towards the company toward the country rather in a massive combined strike simultaneously targeting the capital from different directions. Most of the drones were intercepted, but a total of thirty three projectiles made impact. Ukraine authority said one ten emergency response teams were deployed to fifty nine locations across the city to. Addressing after math of the attack. My little French bulldog is attacking those ambusing to fill up the pool for the dogs today because in Virginia we will have a heat index of one hundred and million, thousand, bajillion degrees. It's gonna get so hot here in Virginia that they canceled the fireworks, not because the city's run by week socialist wannabes, but because they're concerned with the health and wellness of the attendees and the staff and so forth. So the beat goes on in Russia. You know, this story to me, really it really said something to me, you know, really it marked a level of hatred that I think will take a very long time to go away in this region. You know, this war itself may go on for a very long time. But I think the. I'm not sure, you know, yesterday I was thinking perhaps the Chinese could attack Russia if they find themselves in such a week in state, and that could be the situation. I'm not sure. But this level of hateous, level of death. And everything is just it's unreal. It's unreal. You know what else is unreal? How deep the rabbit hole goes on data centers. J AI assisted here, we've got a bit of a good news situation. Marxist for an Influenced Network helped block twenty three billion in us AI data center projects. Report says, WHOA, this is a deep story. This is one of those. Stories that on one hand, you look at the data center and you say, you know, the water and the pollution and the electricity, and you know a lot of them getting tax breaks and that's enough, and you say to yourself, man, what are we going to do about this? What are we to do about all of this stuff? But then you read you know, you'd like to think I was noted saying weeks ago that this was a joint effort. You know what I mean, This was a combination effort between sort of the right and the left in the United States, people who were both the kind of had it. You know what I mean, We had it with this data center thing. We don't like AI that much, we don't want it around. We don't think it's mean. You know, did our store yesterday on Ford firing AI in the engineering side of things? And you read a headline like this, The Party of Socialism and Liberation, tied to Neville Roy Singham's pro Beijing network drove twenty one anti AI data center campaigns across fourteen states. Marxist Network's efforts helped delay, reduce, and block more than twenty three billion in propose artificial intelligence and data center investment projects in the United States. Things are much deeper than you thought. In other words, can the American people be manipulated in a way that might even be beneficial to some degree to get artificial intelligence data centers bases out of their area? But when you see Beijing entering the fray foreign influence. Then you start to understand what that means, right, You start to understand that maybe data centers in AI advancement is not just a or for national security. Maybe that's not just a talking point of people who are anti artificial intelligence or I'm sorry, rather people who aren't just pro artificial intelligence. In other words, it's not just saying we need our trillion dollars of investment in AI trillions, because you know, we can't let China get that kind of power. We can't let China. Get that. Take the lead in the AI race, right, we can't afford to let that happen. And the cynical side of yours think. You know, yeah, whatever, you just want the money, you know what I mean, You just want the millions. You just want the money. It is what it is. The other side is like, you read a story like this and you start to understand, well, if we have foreign influence in a campaign against American AI and it's out of Beijing. Neville Roy Singham, a wealthy American businessman living in Shanghai who is finding progressive nonprofit organizations and media groups, well you gotta wrap your head around what that means. You know, don't think that American born people who move abroad are patriots all across the country, right. They call them expats for a reason. But this is a wild story, there is no doubt about it. Now, in keeping with oh it's also I guess for our good news story, we'll return to the fact that Redbeaconmedia dot Com will go live July fourth. Redbeaconmedia dot Com will go live. It will be a home for the podcast here. It will be a home for the Prepper Broadcasting Network as well. On the Prepper side. It will be a home for numerous numerous sort of topics, groups and motivations and inspirations that fall under the umbrella of rebellion and renaissance. Because we truly have reached that moment right with AI at the forefront, with the death of art and the monotonous moan and groan of modern art, there's no doubt that it's time for a new American renaissance. Time to break away, or even to look back a little bit, you know what I mean to what was great craftsmanship, the magic of things that take a lot of effort and a lot of time. In the age of typing in a prompt and hitting enter. I think we're all hungry for things that take genuine effort and time to craft and create. You know, it is something. You give us everything, we want something different. You give us nothing we want. We want everything. We want abundance until we get abundance, then we will, you know. Then we realize that the abundance gets sort of manipulated and we're at the peak of sort of churning out trash, right, and we're ready for something with meaning, you know, And to me, that's with the help of AI. That's where this sort of American renaissance comes in, and the American rebellion, well, it's a rebellion against a lot of things. It's a many tiered rebellion. I think probably highest in a moment like this where we are all struggling with this with the costs rising costs, right, even if you're not struggling with it from the perspective of the monetary like, you're still struggling with the idea like why do things cost them? There are many things for us to rebel against. As Americans. We are rebellious in our nature. We are gorillas in our nature. Since the inception of the country right, and it's woven into what it means to be American. It doesn't have anything to do with melanin content of the skin, right, it doesn't have anything to. Do with religion. Fundamentally, always your religion and the Constitution and Bill of Rights work hand in hand. So you find yourself in this situation where you realize the world of convenience requires some rebellion, the world of taxation beyond representation again requires rebellion. Many of the things that we've come to depend on require some form of rebellion, you know. I mean, we could get a lot done too if people weren't just beholden to the idea that Donald Trump is. The only thing to rebel against. So we can have those rebellions at Redbeaconmedia dot com and I invite you to check the website out July fourth. There's a lot to see. Now. To round out the show, as I mentioned, we are all week we're touching on American history. This character, in particular, Captain John Paul Jones, is one of my favorites. The last name is no coincidence with our own Dave Jones, right. John Paul Jones, sometimes called the father of the American Navy. It's just a story of such bravery that you cannot read it. I mean, I imagine that the British even read this story of the Scottish born sailor. And sort of admire him. You have to. I mean, the summer of seventeen seventy nine, Captain John Paul Jones, Scottish born sailor has become America's most daring naval commander. So you know, he spent his time rating British waters. Right, We're a small rebellion with a small navy, and this lunatic John Paul Jones is going across the ocean and raiding, raiding the island right England home to It'd be like it'd be like an Iranian like one small fleet from the Iranian military, sneaking into the US, blowing stuff up, stealing stuff, stealing gunpowder and leaving, you know, like guerrilla warfare from the sea. And that's what this madman John Paul Jones is up to. Right. His goal is to draw the Royal Navy away from the American coast, right, and also he was trying to prove that the Continental Navy could fight on the doorstep of England. Right, that was one of his goals too, because you know he's a madman. It's just it's beautiful. His flagship, the USS Bond Home Richard, a converted French merchant ship name in honor of Bench Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanac. It was a slow and leaky ship, armed with mismatch collection of guns. I mean, this is a storybook, this thing, many of them old and unreliable. Jones commanded a mixed crew of Americans, Frenchmen, and other nationalities, and he sailed in Harm's way. As he liked to say. That was his goal, to sail in Harm's way. You think that adrenaline junkies or something that came around in the nineties, you're out of your mind. Right, This is a peak adrenaline junkie here, John Paul Jones, a patriot who's probably loved for America, also burned as bright as his hatred. For the Brits. Right. But one story in particular, and one quote in particular is just the definition of aura and bravery. On the evening of September twenty third, seventeen seventy nine, off the Chalk Cliffs of Flamborough Head on England's Yorkshire coast. So this madman is on the coast of England. His squadron spotted a large Baltic merchant convoy escorted by two British warships, powerful new forty four gun frigates, the HMS Serrapis under Captain Richard Pearson and the twenty gun Countess of Scarborough. As darkness fell in the moon rose to Bonham, Richard closed with the Therapists. The two ships exchanged hails in the gathering gloom. When the British captain demanded to know what ship he faced, jones gunners answered with a devastating broadside. The fight quickly became a brutal close quarters battle, and of course the Therapists is you know, it's a newer, it's a faster, it's a better armed ship. It raked the American ship constantly right. Jones's gunner struggled with exploding cannons and a ship that was already taking on water, yet he refused to break off. He maneuvered desperately until the two vessels came together and were lashed side by side. They'd lash each other together. These ships back in the day This is how they duke it out. They'd get close enough that they could lash the ships together, and then they would jump to the other ship and kill everybody. There was a vicious, smoke filled brawl fought with muskets, pikes, cutlasses, and hand grenades hurled from yards the Bonham rich I can't imagine what a hand grenade looked like in those days. The Bonham Richard was being torn apart. Fires raged below the decks, water poured in through shotholes. Many of her guns were silenced, and the ship was visibly sinking and on fire. And Captain Pearson calls out the captain of the Therapist. He calls out to John Paul Jones. He says, has your ship struck? Which meant, are you surrendering like you're sinking? Are you surrendered as ship struck? And John Paul Jones, probably fighting at the time, right, raised his voice above the battle to pronounce probably the greatest one liner in all of warfare. Right, and he shouts, I have not yet begun to fight. I have not yet begun to fight, which I just it's one of the most American moments, you know, it's one of the most American things. That you ever can hear. And in desperate times like we live it feel like we live in for you know, this day and age, it's such an awesome reminder to think, just to think of John Paul Jones. You know you're gonna get hung. You're dead, You're a dead man. Right sailing around the island of England. You decide, you know what, let's just go take this forty four gun warship on Why because we sail in harm's way, that's what we do. And in the face of your ship's sinking, on fire, death and destruction, the captain, the British smug captain of the nice big news ship, the therapist, calls out, has your ship struck? Right? Will you yield? John Paul Jones? Not, No, We're still in this thing. No, there's still a chance. No, will never quit. I have not yet begun to fight. Jones's and men fought on with ferocious determination. When the British grenades and small arms fire threatened to overwhelm them, Jones personally helped direct the fire and kept his crew fighting. The turning point came when an American sailor tossed the grenade down a hatch on the Therapists. It landed among the scattered powder cartridges, blew the whole the hull of the ship up, largely killed dozens of British sailors, destroyed the frigate's main battery and battery but you know battery. With the ship now a shambles and his crew decimated, Captain Pearson finally struck his colors, lowering the British flag himself, as none of his men would climb the mask because they were too afraid of the American fire still coming in. And then the Therapist surrendered. Jones sailed to prize Therapis into the neutral Dutch port of Taxil, where he was hailed a hero across Europe. I have not yet begun to fight. You've got to love that. Well. Thank you for joining us fun Today's Red Beacon Daily News. Folks, I do appreciate it. You may get one more tomorrow before we begin our celebration of the fourth of July. Hope to see you there, and don't forget to join us for the opening day. 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