Surviving America 082: Fight or Flight 2030

Society in every state is a blessing. The government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil. The future has already noted. We're gonna do a little make believe today, folks. Okay, we're gonna do a little make believe. Let's get things going over here on the IG world. What an intro? By the way, Huh can you believe that you're watch an intro like that nowadays? Oh? Let me close X up. You watch an intro like that nowadays? What people think? They're like, Oh, he made that with AI. That's that's pre AI right there. That's just the uh, the strange graphic talents of the intrepid commander. I don't know how else to explain it. Beautiful, beautiful pat pat on the back. Everybody's pretty much uncomfortable now, so we can get that. We're in the low blue light of the cafe today. I woke up this morning. The power was out. I went into to power outage procedures, which I don't know about you, but like power outage procedures improve year over year, and the ability to light the house up, light places up light, you know, do things in a power outage is just from the days of like the power going out, sitting in the dark to powering on the ever ready solar generator that I keep nearby, turning TV on. Light at this light right here that lights the show. This is the top secret prep for content creators, Like if you're a content creator, or if you use cameras for your work, lighting is so low voltage or you can I don't know if all the like professional lighting is super low voltage. But the powerful lights that I use to do this show and stuff, they like they burn no electricity. Man, They're super strong, and I like the whole house up with that stuff USB powered stuff, like it's LED battery powered switch lights. You can run them and hide them, put them behind couches, put them behind televisions, put them in bathrooms. You can light the whole house up. Like if I added rechargeable light bulbs. I don't know if you know that they exist or not, but if I added rechargeable light bulbs to my house, it really get to the point where you would like not need I don't even know that we would need lights on the elect on the grid, you know what I'm saying. Like it's a convenience thing, of course, but I don't know. Is it a convenience thing though, because a master, like a man master, some kind of master remote would be pretty sweet too. But anyhow, today we are in the cafe, you and I all right, we're surviving America. I think it's episode eighty two. We're in the cafe and we're gonna sit back and we're gonna discuss. We're gonna have a conversation the way people used to places like cafes, in places like bars before we hated everyone, you know, before we all hated each other so much that we didn't even want to want to talk to each other. This is a dirty pile of clothes. Whereas it here, that's a bunch of wires that I need to get in order. Yes, if you're sitting there, going what is going on by? Typically this area behind me, I sit my shoulders, cover up. It's usually where my wife's stores are hockey back. We are not living in a mansion, you know what I mean. But what I wanted to do today, I've been seeing a lot of yap about artificial intelligence, a lot of talk about digital currencies, at a lot of weird things. We're getting really close to that twenty thirty Agenda twenty thirty year man twenty twenty six halfway over. That means we're less than four years away from twenty thirty. And you know, if you're a prepper like me and have been, you've been on your twenty thirty preparation for a long time. You've been well informed about Agenda twenty thirty. Probably got into the great Reset all that kind of stuff. Every time you see a story or hear a video about people in unable to get a house and unable to buy a house because the cost is so high, you're probably thinking of to yourself, Hm, you own nothing and be happy. I remember something along those lines. So all of this kind of puts us in the position that we're in for today's show. We got the storm outside, it's not thundering. It was wonderful morning. Oh my god, no light yet, Like four am. I wake up in the bed. There's there's four pit bulls all collected amongst me somewhere. I'm reaching out for my wife's but I can't even like reach it. And uh, because I'm just I'm in the dog pound. I'm in the pack, you know what I mean. But it's like pitch dark out and uh, you know, you know, like rumbling off in the distance and lighting up the house the power. Then the power went out, but I didn't even care. I was like, I don't deal with that later, going back to sleep. I don't even want to sleep. You know. It's like one of the situations where you want to be in and out of sleep. You want to be just enough asleep that it's like, oh, that's nice, but pop up when a really good thunder hits, or when a lightning lights up the bedroom. Oh man, when God takes me home, I I'm gonna miss this earth. I will. I will miss this planet, there's no doubt about it. Assuming he lets me in. We're at the cafe, you and I, we're both gonna start talking about artificial intelligence. All right, that's today's show. I'm gonna read a newspaper. We're gonna talk about artificial intelligence. I'm gonna peruse this new Epic Times that came into in the mail yesterday. I don't even know what it's really, what it's about. I haven't looked it over. My son brought it in late last night from the from the mail. And we're gonna have ourselves a little sort of cafe in the morning. Now I may actually have to leave the quarters and go refill the coffee. Yeah, I may have to. I don't know if I could do this show with no coffee. If I if I drink it all so better. I also better slow it down. Coffee he was made in the percolator this morning, not the electric percolator, but you know, the camping percolator. As I was twisting a canister onto the Coleman, the power turned on. It was hilarious. I get the Coleman stove out, I get the valve thing, you know, all tightened up, ready to go. I'll ah prepper camp. And I'm sitting there and I'm like, oh, it's gonna be a while before we get power, because you know, we figured out where the street was and it was blocked off by fire trucks and it was like, oh, God only knows what happened there. And I'm gonna say, well, you know, whatever it is, what it is, no big deal. Screwing the prope Gotta get the coffee going. Either way, you gotta have the disaster coffee, right, So getting the propane going and it wouldn't thread, I was like, man, it must be stripped or I'm doing it. Something's wrong. I'm not pushing hard enough, you know, I don't know. So I pull I untwisted to get it back out and I look at the thread and uh, being lights come on. I couldn't believe it. I thought we were good. Several hours out before we get going today, I want to talk about the sponsor of today's show, the one and only survivalscripts dot com. The one and only survivalscripts dot Com. We talk about Agenda twenty thirty, we talk about off grid living, we talk about these kinds of things. Uh or That's what we're gonna talk about today. And I want you to understand what what is lurking within this incredible kit from survivalscripts dot com. You see each and every one of these guys, where's my U? Each and every one of these guys is a prescription antibiotic. 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You can't beat them. Check them out survive scripts dot com. Okay, now let's get a show on the road, probably the well, let's talk about the fight or flight thing to begin with, because it's been on the prepper radar for a long time. It's just as simple as society could collapse and I live by too many people. I need to go away, right, I need to get away from people because too many people's too many problems and too much of a drain on resources, and it's just you know that the math isn't mathing right. And this is a like a core argument of preppers. I mean, there's almost two camps. There's probably about three camps, but there's at least two camps and one camps already living somewhat rurally right, doing the homesteading prepping things, and knows that they, you know, in all honesty, knows that they have their own set of problems in a disaster emergency, particularly a more common disaster emergency. They have their benefits in their downsides. It's same thing living in the suburbs in the cities, right, But this is an old conversation. Politically, things have changed a lot since it's since the initial conversation with preppers about like if society falls apart, where do you want to be, right? Do you want to be in the city and have to fight for everything? You want to be in the suburbs and have to deal with that? Do you want to be in a rural area and have to deal with you know, it's there's nowhere that's going to be great in an all out collapse, right, unless you've really done the work. If you're in a rural area, you've really done the work. You may have it better than most for a time, right, But I don't want to go down that path, because that's not the show. By time, really, by time punch a Nazi comes around, the political sphere starts to play into this idea. I don't know what your punch a Nazi was, You'll have to look it up. But the beginning of sort of the antifa, left wing violence, left wing terrorism, the earliest stages of that, to me, was always born out of the BAM, the by any means necessary movement and group that you don't really hear much about. I don't even know if they exist anymore, but I just remember learning about them and going, oh, so we were here, now we're at this mentality. So the by any means Necessary movement was a big piece of sort of this change in political right. And this change in the political led to another exodus, another sort of fight or flight situation. Right, do I stay in this city that I love that is democratic, you know, like a Chicago or a suburbs of Chicago, or a Detroit to places like this? Right, Detroit had its own problems but or a person like me at Philadelphia, you know what I mean. I was already out of Philadelphia by then, But you have an sort of allegiance to a city like that. Do I stay or do I go? Do I fight or do I flight? Situation right? And you know, in twenty twenty twenty rolls around. We've got a whole new culture war on top of the political on top of the potential for SHTF, you know, total collapse, world without rule of law, apocalypse that could you know, low percentage, but could happen. And if it happens, it doesn't matter what the percentage is anymore. Right now, you got to deal with it. So we've got the culture war, We've got the political war that is getting, you know, crazier and crazier. This is all you know six years ago now, and the culture war itself. Twenty twenty had my wife and I looking at places, looking at new houses, looking at new places, considering leaving Richmond. There were riots in this city for thirty nights in a row. They were ripping statues down. Christopher Columbus wound up in a pond. You know, that clearly improved things for the average Richmond, even the average Richmond minority. I'm sure their life changed dramatically once they decided to throw Christopher Columbus into the pond. And you know, graffiti all over Robert E. Lee, you know, condemned to repeat it, the whole nine yard. You know what is communists backing for everything? It's all I can tell you. You see things, your head tilts. Why is it going that way? Why are these people being manipulated? Why are they ripping down statues? Why are they doing communism? It's not black, it's not white. It's not George Fluoyd, it's not you know what I mean. It's none of these things. It's not Caitlin Clark. It's not communism. The communists, who are smart and resourceful, will play you all day and night long, you know what I mean. They will play you all day and night long with money, with with you know, the whole thing. So you look at the you look at the funding for the big movements, the big left wing movements. It's pretty easy to see where the money comes from. Right, Bernie and Bernie and family, Bernie and crew, you know, the nice little grandpa democratic socialists. Everybody who is a little bit libertarian, a little fringe, a little whatever likes to talk about. I don't we get Bernie in there. Man, Let's give this democratic socialism that you're in a democratic socialism situation already. This is a socialist democracy. What the what are you talking about? America is not a democratic socialist country. Are you kidding me? How do you guys fall for this stuff? First of all, I mean, how do you like? You have an entire movement that half the country loved and half the country hated, called Doge. That was let's look at where all your money goes? That your tax where's all your tax money going. It's going into the pockets and people who don't need it, people who do need it, people who don't exist and are dead, giant NGO corporations that are likely or NGO operations that are likely funding you know, some of the stuff I just talked about. And we sit here and go like, maybe we should try socialism. You're trying socialism. You are in a socialist country at the moment. It's a democratic socialist country. That's what America is. Capitalism, of course makes it great. But all the government program what do you think that is? What do you think welfare is? What do you think Medicare is or medicaid? What do you think? What do you think these things are? What do you think social security is? What do you think? You know what I mean? It's called social security. It's halfway the word. So when people come up on the microphone and they tell you they're going to give you something for free, and that they want to try socialism, they want to try democratic socialism. We are not a democracy, first of all, and we're already doing socialism. We're here, we've been here for years. And look, you can argue all you want about democratic socialism or socialism in the United States. You don't like it. You want people to do it on their own. Even the founding fathers talked about the well being of the poor, the wellbeing of the people in need, and the importance of you know, well, really what they were talking about is the creation and the maintenance of a middle class. They didn't want it. They didn't want a country where the kings were up there on high, which they're trying to do. And we're going to get to that. We're up on high doing their thing, living the golden thrones. And then everybody else was in squalor, right, just you know, read it, read it. You can read Jefferson, you can read Samuel Adams talking about these exact things in letters to one another. Well, we got to provide for the common good. We got to make sure that people who are in trouble can get out of trouble in terms of financial trouble. Right, it just is what it is. So now we've reached a new chapter in fight or Flight, and that's kind of what I want to do today. I want to talk about I want to talk about all the motivations. I want to talk about all the sort of all of these Well, really what I want to speak to I'm giving you the symptoms, but really what I want to speak to is what decision are you prepared to make? Because I feel like you will have a decision to make. You may already have a decision to make. I was listening to Eric Weinstein talking about the college situation, talking about how he feels. If you don't know, Eric Weinstein probably one of the smartest people that I've ever heard, you know what I mean, super smart? Well, yeah he is. He's a super smart guy, and he's kind of tough to follow sometimes because of it, you know, but he can orate pretty well. I really liked what he was talking about at the ARC conference in England because he was discussing the fact that it seems as though we've won the Cultural Award to some degree. We brought out all the bad ideas. We brought all the bad ideas to light using alternative media, right, and we brought those bad ideas out to light, and we society looked them over, and in large parts society was like, yeah, these are shit ideas, Like we probably should mutilate little kids and turn and change their sex before they're old enough to know what their favorite video game is. We probably shouldn't allow grown adults men who since we have no buffer for mental health, We probably shouldn't allow any grown man to go into any woman's bathroom just on him saying I feel like a lady today, you know what I mean? A lot of stuff in the We probably shouldn't allow every single gang member from South America, Central and Mexico to just come and settle in some of the most amazing cities in the world and just start collecting yours and is tax money. And so his art argument was largely like it seems as though the culture War has gone in favor of rational adult thinking as of late. Right. And the problem he had being an academic was, how come we can't get if the cultural war has been won, how come we can't get these people who are ostracized like Jordan Peterson back into the colleges. Right. So, in other words, we unveiled sort of the closet intafada in the colleges. Right. We didn't unveil it. It was there. It was, you know, it was. It wasn't hidden. We saw some of the most heinous things come out of colleges over the last what three four years? Five years? Insanity, insanity the highest level. Where do you think this communism nightmare that's spawning all over the countries coming from originating some overpaid professor who you know, throws his class fulls of people into inescapable debt that will haunt them for life and tells them that studying you know, polysci is gonna get them a job somehow, you know what I mean, And it sends them on their way as happy little communists and tells them, listen, it's not my fault. You're not going to succeed out in this world. It's the fall of the capitalists. So his big gripe was the fact that if we won the culture war, or if we're winning the culture war, then why can't we get the brilliant minds back in the into academia. Why can't we save the colleges. Why can't we get colleges to be diverse planes of thinking and you know, basically be the place where rather than people sitting in their dining room talking get to a microphone bringing bad ideas to light. Why can't the colleges go back to being places of very real debate where you know, well, the most important ideas of humanity are discussed by people way smarter than me. Why can't we get our people back in there? Why are we still building parallel institutions? And that's really what it all comes down to, And that's the question to ask yourself. That's what every one of the gripes leading up till now, all the way up to artificial intelligence, all the way up to will AI take all the jobs? Will AI take all the lives? Is AI the replacement for humanity? Are the powers that be up there just saying like, get rid of the flesh and blood workers, so we can you know, bring in the robot workers. Let's really own this planet and make it our own with a legion of robots. Who cares about the the fodder that is the general population? Right? I don't believe that that is the situation, but that is sort of the darkest conclusion at the moment, Right, Who's gonna buy all the AI? Who's gonna buy all the stuff in the economy? If everything is you know, created by AI and free and simple and easy and whatever, how's an economy exists. I've seen a terrifying, terrifying story yesterday about you know, the amount of money the AI bubble is insane and the amount of money that's wrapped up in is insane. And I saw a story about China weaponizing cheap AI and flooding the market with it to basically collapse these big AI guys. Probably not possible, but something something nerve racking, right, Definitely something nerve racking. So when you distill all that down to you and me at the cafe, right, when you distill all that down to you and me at the cafe with the newspaper, with the coffee, the question becomes ooh, the question becomes fight or flight twenty thirty and what do you want to do with the rest of your life? And what kind of society do you want to have? You know what I mean? Like, do you want to live in a society where we have to take so much of our time and so much of our effort to build a parallel universe to the current world, building the parallel economies, because the parallel payment methods, to parallel this, to parallel that. Because the institutions that are grandparents and great grandparents and everyone died for and built have been taken over. And that is the question. Do you allow them to be taken over? You allow the universities to just be left wing communist hell holes that get tremendous amounts of money. What could else could be done with that money? Right? You had? This is a real conversation, you know what I mean. This is a serious conversation. It's like it is. It might even be the conversation of the time. And one of the reasons it is so important is because we have enemies. We have enemies, you know what I mean. And the enemies look at this as an opportunity because, well, if we're gonna split everything up, what's up? Firewolf? Yeah, I decided to hop on early. Sorry, good night Dicky from Indonesia. Man, thanks for popping in. Yeah, the question is, first of all, how much do the enemies of the United States of America, the enemies of Western culture, enjoy the fact that we are splintered and divided? Right? Nothing's better than taking over a people who are divided, divide and conquer. That is kind of the whole concept here, folks, The whole question, right, the whole question of do we live in a society that is splintered, that is divided? Do we allow for institutions to be divided? Do we create parallel institutions? Does everything become a separate Sorry, my newspaper nest is attacking me. Everything becomes sort of a separate entity. You want to go to college, you want to go to left wing college or conservative college? You want to live in a left wing or right wing community? Do you want to live in a you know what I mean? I see yesterday I saw what had to be probably the silliest, one of the silliest things. And this is really pissing me off lately. Okay, so you'll know right off the bat with camp, I'm in I'm in camp. America. Okay, and America can only exist if we all exist together. And I really really enjoy existing together. I do. I enjoy every aspect of existing together. I even enjoy going out and seeing people who I know are completely on the wrong side of everything out there doing life. I like to mock them and judge them. It's fun. I'm sure they do the same to me, right. But this is what a society is. This is what an American society is. This is what American culture is. I seen on Instagram yesterday somebody was talking I think it was might've been YouTube. Somebody was talking about, like, imagine that you had two hundred and fifty acres for your own private Catholic community. I have no problems with Catholicism. I actually really like it. I never thought I would like it. I actually like sort of the militant you know, you know, I want to use a curse word, but wh're talking about Catholicism feels weird. I really like to stick it to the devil in real time sort of, you know, then the confession and the you know, all the stuff. I like the militant procedures I do in religion. I think it makes it feel better than just like, talk to God in your free time and everything will be good. I do. I really like what like learning and reading about the Orthodoxy a lot. I think it's cool. But building your own private little community, uh too, to escape American culture. It's a limited endeavor, right, we can't all do that. But more importantly than that is like what's the point? Like how how many people died so that we could all live together? And we have lived together in basically in harmony for how many years? It is the great American experiment. It is the great success of America is that the whole world comes here and lives together. Do you know what I mean? Like, we all come here and we live together. And the idea that now some big smart person is going to be like you know what we need? We need a whole nation full of balkanized little two hundred and fifty acre communities who all agree with one another. Sounds a lot like left wing colleges. So I'm not in favor of the echo chamber life. I don't want to live around you just because you agree with everything I agree with. I would like to learn things. I would like to see things that are outside of my horizon, you know what I mean. And you can't get that if you decide to live in a homogenized community, which to me is the dumbest shit ever. Right, we're gonna we're gonna have an all Catholic community. We're gonna have an all black community, We're gonna have an all Western civilization white community. We're gonna have an all Muslim community with sharial law. Get go, go wherever you want to go that already does that. There's people that already do that. There's places that already do that. You can go to the Middle East. You go to Turkey, you can go to I don't know where else they do it. You can go to Europe if you're so obsessed an Anglican, right, you can go to Europe. Well maybe you can't go to Europe actually anymore. See they that's kind of funny. They need a new Europe. Wheready put the new Europe. But anyway, you can go to these places. Right. The beauty of America is here. We are, We're all here. We're all here. Sometimes we get along, sometimes we don't. Right, Race relations ebb and flow, and they're all as different based on where you live and how you live and all these kinds of things, man, and and in the face of all that, think about it, in the face of all of that, like, it's still beautiful. We still have peace for the most part. I don't know, like we think you're gonna do it better? Do you know what I'm saying? And this is this is the crux of the question. The crux of the question is fight or flight twenty thirty Because here we have a new threat. We have this new thing, artificial intelligence. Everybody's invested, even you know, God on Earth himself. Donald Trump is invested right in AI. He wrote the executive order that said states aren't allowed to interfere with the AI investment. Right, all of this stuff is gonna either take hold or try to take hold. And what's happened with data centers really makes me happy. I don't know if it's the right move. It can put us at a detriment in warfare. I don't know long term implications. You can't know the future. What I do know is that the American people came together in a lot of states and said, you can shove your data center up your ass. That's fight, right. They didn't say they didn't say here's a data center. It's going in down the street. I'm putting it for sale. Sign up. I'm out of here again. You want to do that, I got no problem. But you have to understand it's a limited option. It's a limited option for a limited group of people. And I don't want to see everybody do it. You don't want to see New York City completely vacant. But for you know, the homeless and the criminals, they're getting there. They keep it up with the Salt and Mamdani in there. The new You know they could get there, but that's not what we want as Americas. You really sit down and think about it. You know where you can see it. I'll tell you. You know, if you don't have kids, you can miss out on a lot where you can see the beauty of what America is at at at least one of its peaks is when you look at kids on a playground, particularly like a school playground. You look at children in a playground and you get to see them interact, and they know this is what they know. They know we're in America and it's beautiful here and these kids are great. And I'm not hungry and I'm not hurt and I'm not scared, and I'm playing tag and the kid here is either faster than me or not as fast as me, and I'm probably gonna tag him or I can't get away from them. They know nothing of what happened to any minority group. They don't know nothing of what one group did to another group. They know nothing of race, or hopefully hopefully not hopefully don't have some crazy parents that are telling them, like, be careful around the white kids. You know, you know what I'm saying. So it's a beautiful thing to see. It's one of those peaks into like America at its best. You watch the kids run around and they go all play. You walk through a place like Richmond, Virginia, and you see or any any place really in America where which everywhere is mostly cultured but culturally diverse, and you see the winds, you see the beauty of it all. It's amazing. To let people destroy it is what pains me the most, you know what I mean. To let people destroy it is what drives me up a wall. I mean, it really does, you know. So I guess my question to you of forty minutes into the show, is fight or flight, who's staying, who's going, who's staying? Let me smack the microphone around a little bit, who's staying and fighting for? What all of us patriots get online and talk about, right, especially around fourth of July, we get on here and start yapping and start throwing American flags up and pictures of George Washington and rah rah. But who's really staying and fighting and who's flighting? I want to know, I really do. I want to know who's running now. A lot of people I know already live out in the hinterland, so you know, it is what it is. But it is an interesting thing, you know what I mean? It is an interesting mentality. What do you do in the face of all of this? Do you become? Or what does your nation become? And what's acceptable? You know, that's the other thing too, like what is acceptable this day and age? Can I do that? Can I cheat that over a little bit? What becomes acceptable this day and age? Largely because that's the question, right, The question becomes what are we going to accept? What are we going to deal with? Are we going to allow for? Because you can't always run, right, you just can't. Not everybody can run and eventually there will be things that you can't run from, you know what I mean. I always have this like reoccurring thought of, uh, you come back. You know, Let's say you've run off into the hinter lands from society and the inevitable hands of time get a hold of you. In other words, you get old and you have to come back for a procedure. Right. You got to know there are imitations right rorally, there are limitations, particularly with medical and they tell you, look, you got this thing and it's rare and we can keep you alive, but we got to send you into your XYZ hospital. That's the cutting edge. And I'm just imagining it like a can you imagine what it would be like right at this juncture, right at the like the opening segment of Robotics and AI. You leave that, say you're my age. You come back in twenty years at sixty for some kind of medical procedure, and you roll into a Just imagine walking into a hospital in twenty years. If you live rurally, you're pretty healthy. You're out there eating the good eggs and the good produce, you know, and nothing really bad happens. To see if you visited the doctor here in their checkups. You read the news, you can't believe it. But then you go into some sort of highly populated area with the high quality hospital and you're greeted at the front desk by the robot and to your shock and horror, you're not your surgeon. It comes in to talk to you and it's like a an artificial intelligence, a pretty face synthetic you know woman thing, and I mean to come back would be an incredible shock, no doubt about it. I just always have this idea of an old guy rolling into a hospital after having lived far far away from it all and going like, what, like, it's a movie, That's what it is. If you want to take it and run with it, low budget film, go ahead, you know, get elon. MUSTA donate one of those optimist prime robots to your operation? Could work? Be prepared solutions? What is up? Man? Thanks for joining us. You picked a very interesting show to join us on. We're talking about culture and artificial intelligence and Agenda twenty thirty and the overwhelming desire to run off and start your own community, but the true effects of that, and the fact that we can all do that, and the fact that should we abandon our heritage here in the United States of America. Should we abandon these institutions that many of our grandparents and great grandparents fought and died for. You know what I mean? You think about people on the islands leading to the Japanese mainland, right, I don't think that my grandpap was sitting there going like man, if I make it back, I sure hope my grandson won't let his kids go to college for fear that they'll be indoctrinated by the communists. I sure hope that he has to go out and buy land somewhere far away and drill wells and build his own community, far far away from the beautiful cities that I'm fighting and watching my buddies get blown up for and stabbed to death. Because you know, the way of life in America has changed so dramatically that that well not you know, And that's the thing. Not only is it the fact that like, sure, you can go move, Sure you can get away from where whatever you want to get away from, be it political, cultural, social, or the impending sort of artificial intelligence overlord. But what about fighting for your country and your family and your lineage and your you know where you come from I don't know. It's weird, right, it's a weird thing. If there was no draft in World War Two, you still wouldn't have been able to convince people to run from the Nazis are coming, you know what I mean. You wouldn't have been able to be like, oh, the Nazis are taken over Europe, and uh, we're gonna have to go to war with them, and either that are gonna wind up here. You know, you would not have some kind of great exodus of people who are like, well, honey, well Doris, let's head for the hills. The Nazis are coming, you know what I mean. People would line up, They would line up and go kill the Nazis. And that, you know, that brings you to the other point. That brings to the other piece of the puzzle. And that's words over actions, right, because not only do you have not only do you have Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking, Firewolf, a robot doctor with a screen for a face on a zoom call. Right, It's like your telehealth now, no doubt about it. So that's the other thing too, right. The other thing is how many people make the move I was talking to, Well, the local prepper, and I just said it had an interaction based on Virginia the day and he moved. He left Virginia, so he was he made the decision flight and said, I'm getting out of Virginia because it's crazy here, the politics are insane. I'm leaving. And he left. And I think that's a very low percentage individual too. So maybe the whole fight or flight thing becomes sort of a battle in your own head that is rarely ever won. For all the people that say they're going to leave, how many actually leave? Right? What is that percentage? Probably pretty low? Right. You probably spend the majority of your days at your day job fantasizing about when you put the for sale sign up and go search for the big piece of land and the chickens and the goats and the whole thing. And it's like that Joseph Conrad line, no one knows what words they die with, what words on their lips they died, You know what I mean? Because you know, how can you know? Some people probably don't even talk about it. You just think about it. Getting out of here, Man, I gotta go. I'llah. Like Robert de Niro and taxi driver, This sort of internal dialogue. You know what I mean. I gotta get out of here. It's all poisoned, it's all ruined. I guess overall, I'd like you to I'd like you to consider fighting and whatever that looks like. You know what I mean. I want you to consider fighting. We've seen some fighting. And I don't mean, you know, in the streets. I don't mean protesting. I don't mean signs outside of people's houses. That stuff doesn't work. What I mean when I say fighting is we're never gonna get along with the opposition totally. You don't even get along with your wife, you know what I mean. Of course, you're not going to get along with some one who stands politically opposed to you in every way, culturally, politically, right, But if we can get the issues above the political and the cultural and come together over the issue, and we can do this because all over the country people have done this with data centers. Data centers stick out as a as a serious proof of unity and capability of unity here in the United States, still in the divided United States. If you will not that, I mean, when you really look at the majority, most people get along. It's just the newsmakers. But that's what I mean by fighting, or that's what I could mean by fighting. What I really would like for you to do is just to wrap your head around what that would look like. What would it look like? Because what's coming and what's happening already is just a collection of red lines in the sand, Like, how when do we collectively start making decisions? Right? We don't vote for war. Nobody voted to say not only should we go to war, we should go to war with drones. We should go to war with AI power drones, we should go to war with autonomous AI power drones. We should go to war with AI drones that have facial recognition. All these things are going to happen. You're never going to cast a vote right, fight or flight. All these things are going to continue to happen. Data centers. Do we get to vote on them? No. All the cultural, all the political, all of the Reptilian overlord endeavors of Agenda twenty thirty and beyond, the Great Reset and so forth are going to continue to happen. What happens when digital currency gets unveiled? You think you're gonna get a vote, So we have to get better at fighting. You can only run for so long. You can do it now. If I was gonna do what I do it now, get it all set up, live untouched for a while, feel real good about it. But if we live in a essentially a tyranny, doesn't matter. If the guy at the top you like, Oh, I like that Trump man. He's a good guy. He knows his stuff. He's a very successful businessman, you know what I mean, none of which has anything to do with you. And I'm not saying he hasn't done good things for the United States, you know what I mean. He is crushing the opposition forces in our hemisphere. And I think it's I think it's great personally. I think it's great to kick China out, to kick the terrorist nations, kick Ran out, to kick Russia out of our hemisphere, of the Western hemisphere at large. Right, China, get out of Panama, forget about it. You're done trying to get out of a not Ecuador. Which one do we pull Maduro out of? Get out of there? You know what I mean. It's a beautiful thing. Takes fight, not flight, right, So wrap your head around it. Think about it. There's been a lot of decisions to make thus far right. But there's gonna be a lot of decisions made for you happening right now. I mean right now, right now, things are happening that are going to affect you in a huge way. Nobody's representing you right No, there is no representation in this AI conversation. There's no representation in the future of money, and you know, in the way things are handled going for so but you will live with the consequences. I just think that we have more capability than you think when it comes to fighting, and we have to we have to own this thing. You know, it is exciting and it is fun to talk about rebellion, and I think rebellion is important. It's an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to freedom. And it's exciting to talk about, you know, being on the fringe and building parallel economies and doing these kinds of things. But if you want the real victory, the victory that we deserve, the victory that the world deserves, because the world needs a strong America. The world doesn't need a divide and bulkanized America where you know, this group lives here and this group lives there. We don't join the military anymore. Okay, great, we you know what I mean. We're gonna have to fight for that. We're gonna have to fight to poke our noses back into the places that they don't want us, you know what I mean, and have our ideas and have our big scary God back into places that they do and don't want them. That's just how it goes. That's what the founders wanted. All right, folks. That's it for me. That's it for me. Thank you all for joining me. I know it's early. I popped on early, just fired up coffee and coffee in Fight or Flight twenty thirty. Hope you enjoyed the show. If you have thoughts about Fight or Flight, then feel free to comment or go to Prepper Broadcasting dot com send me a message over there. It's a very important topic, man, I mean, it's I hope you understand the gravity of it. I hope you understand how many people have been affected by this sort of situation, because you know it, the fight or flight question is only gonna get louder and loud, and it comes from you know, it really does come from the fact that you can feel the overwhelming tyranny. So do you abandon those uh people who are stuck with it, or or you know, do we take it back. It's gonna keep happening, you decide. Hey, visit redbeaconmedia dot com. Check out what we're doing over there, particularly if you're inder rebellion and renaissance. Talk to you soon, folks. See you h