Take Off the Costumes, America
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Take Off the Costumes, America

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You know what a zombie is when a person dies and is buried seems a certain voodoo priest who will have the power to bring him back to life horrible it's worse than horrible because a zombie has no will of his own you see them sometimes walking around blindly with dead eyes following orders not knowing what they do not caring you mean like democrats It's November 1st, folks. Time to take the costumes off. Get back to it. It's time to take the costumes off. Do you hear me? Now, if you've been coming here and you've been coming here for a while because you've been wanting to get prepared and you're new, you may not want to listen to this one. You may not want to hear this one. This is going to go outside of the canned goods. This is going to wade into darker territories than the solar generators and fuel storage and the whole nine yards. Because this is a call out to the American people that it's time we take our costumes off. Starting to follow me now? In order to exist in your PTA group, in order to get along at work, In order to maybe even exist in your own family. You've spent years of your life. Putting on this costume. Putting on some costume that hides things. Hides parts of you. You don't want people to know. Maybe you listen to certain podcasts. That you don't want people to know about. Maybe you watch certain shows. Read certain books. Maybe you vote a certain way. Maybe you have a certain belief that's deep within your soul. But you wear a costume to hide all that. Because you don't want people to find out. And what is it that you're hiding with that costume? See, because in your own hiding... In your own hiding to go along, to get along... You've allowed other people to take off their costumes... And we're seeing things in our country that we can't even begin to believe. Right? We can't even. We're seeing new norms that are so pitiful. Now, there's a running joke and my wife told me about it and it's funny. It's good. It's a good joke. You guys know I appreciate good humor. And it was a meme of... Essentially a family, a husband and the kids going out, trick-or-treating the mom staying back to give out candy. And upon the husband's return, the entire house is decorated for Christmas. And that's a funny sort of thing, and it's a funny laugh line, and it's good, and it's great, and I love it. But I think it speaks a little bit to the reality of what we need here in our country. What if I told you to take your costume off for the next two months? And to be honest and to be patriotic and to be as close to God and as clear about your journey to and from and with the Heavenly Father as possible. What if America took the next two months? What if you even... What if you're listening to this and you even... just like the idea but you know you're not quite religious you know you're not quite sold on Donald Trump you know you're on the fence about some of these things there's no doubt we all wear a little bit of a costume throughout the years days of our lives people we're around we're costuming in order to fit in right so we don't want to stir things up we don't have a fight every day of our lives we walk in the office Well, what if you just became yourself for the next two months? What if you dared speak up for the next two months? Why the next two months? Because, you know, we've got the election and we've got the holy days. And these are critical times. And they shouldn't be passed off as a holiday buying season. And listen, you know me. You know, I'm sick with it. I'm sick with it more than most people. The holiday buying season, the decorating season, the magic of Christmas time and Thanksgiving and all that kind of stuff. But at the same time, you know, the rest of the world will be completely immersed in these days. The prayer rugs will be rolled out, right? It's the whole thing. The, uh... the Jewish holidays, the Muslim holidays, and so forth, they all unfold, and are unfolding currently, through these next two months. And only one group will be quiet. Only one group will be nervous. Only one group will shut down their Christmas festivals out of fear that the Muslim filth, or the radical Islamic filth, let me put it that way, might come through and cause havoc. So I'm telling you on November 1st, All Souls Day, All Saints Day, the Day of the Dead. Very important days. I noticed culture at large, especially Christian and Catholic culture, there was a big focus on whether or not Halloween is demonic and pagan and maybe you should celebrate it, maybe you shouldn't celebrate it. I don't know about you. My relationship with God is one of falling short. consistently okay you know I'm saying in other words in other words if we have this great community event and we have these great memories of my family which I think there is nothing that God prefers more than family we have these great moments with family and so on and we know that it's not perfect right We know that there are things that are essentially demonic about it. There are people acting, you know, there are subsects of society that are planning terrible things and worshipping the devil and all that kind of stuff. I just want to remind you, if you are on your journey with God, like, there's a reason for repentance, right? There's a reason to repent. There's a reason to wake up and say, God, and just have a conversation. We had a great time. We did X, Y, and Z. We did this, this, and this that I think would please you. But, you know, I feel this way about the holiday. And perhaps there are things in it that are demonic. And repent for that. And move on. Seems we think ourselves perfect every day except the 31st of October. I don't know about you, but I'm far from perfect. Far from perfect. So, I want everyone to understand kind of what we're walking into over these next two months. And I want you to wear your patriotism and your love for this country. Not your love for Donald Trump. These are different things. These are two different things that most people seem to have forgotten. But your love for this country and all that it means. And the fact that, I mean, have you read the Fourth Amendment in a while? You know? Have you read the remedy that is the Fourth Amendment? In a while. In the age of flock cameras. In the age of searching homes for firearms using Wi-Fi mapping. Do you understand the brilliance of the founding documents and the Fourth Amendment? Right? Which protects you against unreasonable search and seizure. Right? Right? If you think that the police or some government agency is going to be allowed in the long term, right, to search your house and your belongings and your car and your mind with cameras and Wi-Fi signals and artificial intelligence, the founders were so brilliant that they knew, see, what the Bill of Rights is built on is not future technologies. And this is the biggest argument, I think, for the Second Amendment. They didn't build it on what was coming. Technological advance. Because technological advance is just us. It's just humans. It's just human intentions. It's too much power. It's Lord Byron. It's absolute power corrupts absolutely. And that's all it is. And they solved for that with the Bill of Rights. And the Constitution at large. They solved for that. No matter what technology can be, no matter what it becomes to be, you have a Fourth Amendment, you have an Eighth Amendment, you have these... amendments in place, First Amendment, right? Because they're to protect humans against humans and human intention. And that unrelenting drive for power and control, which destroys freedom, right? That destroys freedom. You look at the Second Amendment. Did they care that there might be machine guns? Did they care that there might be grenade launchers? No, it wasn't about that. The Second Amendment was never about making sure you had a musket. It was about making sure that your rights could be protected against other humans who would get too powerful and get too tyrannical. That's the whole basis of this thing. And you have to understand the brilliance. And you have to cry it out. And when you see these people who hate America, you have to tell them, you don't understand. You're so used to the greatness that you live in, you don't understand it. You're just used to it. You just think this is the way that it is. You know? You've learned all the talking points on how to hate it. You've learned all the talking points about the very worst elements of it, but you don't understand that literally your ability to bitch about it is a promise... given to you by the very country leadership governments that you mock, right? Or maybe I should say government structure. And we vote in a couple days. Many of you have voted already, I know. But we vote in a couple days and fundamentally this is what we're voting for. You know, the transformation of the United States, the The dissolution of the court system, which is the judicial branch set up for the reasons that it was set up. As a check and balance system against what? Say it with me. People. The intentions of people, the intentions of man. Right? Lord Byron, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. And the biggest mistake that communists and socialists make is what? They want to hand over absolute power to the government or some group of governing bodies to make the big decisions. Because they don't like the slow, arduous, thoughtful rigor that comes along with a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. It's very hard to solve problems in an instant with a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. It's hard. You'd much rather have a king or a queen... Or a czar who could say, this is the way we're going to do it. You know why? Because everybody on TikTok says that's the way to do it. So that's the way we're going to do it. Right? That's democratic socialism for sure. That's democracy. 100% democracy. A people's democracy. Which is a leaf in the wind. It's governing by the course of the cultural winds. And if we had a true democracy back in 2020, you wouldn't even hear my voice anymore. I'd have been taken off for good. There's no doubt about it. Me and many, many other people would never be allowed on social networks and podcast streaming apparatus ever again. Because the cultural wind would have blown. But the worst part about it, even for those who would maybe have applauded that, is that when the winds change, everything just goes back. Oh, everybody who you hated and who was rightfully taken off the air is now back on the air and they're worse than ever. And they have a government behind them on top of it. And the government gets to decree everything that they want the government to decree because they got their man in. This is why I hate executive orders so much. I hate executive orders. I see executive orders piling up on desks and my lip quivers. You know what I mean? Because I know what it is. It's king's actions. You know what I mean? And all these people shouting, no kings, no kings. Once a Democrat gets in office in the executive branch and gets those black books piled up next to him, they'll be happy. They'll be elated. Yes, destroy everything that was created by the other side. Destroy it all with the stroke of a pen. Right? This is not America. So I ask that you consider your costume today, November 1st. Take off your mask, put it in the closet. Take off your costume, put it away. And understand a few things about life. You know, maybe you grew up in the 80s, 90s, 70s even. Understand that, you know, there are going to be people that you get along with... And then there's going to be people that you don't get along with. And the whole mission of your existence is not to keep this water still. Sometimes you got to tell people... Well, sometimes you got to tell people off. I don't know if you know what that means anymore, but this is language from my parents. You know, it would be much more vulgar than that, but sometimes you got to tell people off. And I'm not saying it's a time to go out and start trouble. But what I mean by taking the costume and putting it away and being your true self out there in the world is to get a real idea of what all of this tolerance and all of this acceptance has really created. How tolerant and accepting is everyone of a guy who is outwardly a prepper, a Christian, a supporter of the president? Right? Right? One of the missions of the people who were about to try to get into office was to create this beautiful, tolerant society. This is a big, giant outcome of theirs. Right? It's a big, massive, giant outcome. We need tolerance and we need, you know, those things. We need acceptance of all lifestyles. Okay. Well, how come you're throwing rocks at me when I have this red hat on? Where does that fall in the tolerance scope? I don't have time to start a digital, lyrical crusade over the next two months. Do you know what I mean? I want to. I want to. And not in the sense of an offensive. Maybe a crusade is the wrong word, but I see it popping up in a lot of places. Because everybody wants to save the world anymore. Everybody wants to save the world through an ex-post. Everybody wants to save the world through a TikTok post and a witty line. You know? For all the good he's done, I see Nick Freitas is the king of this, right? He gets on, he holds the phone out to the right of him and doesn't look at it. He looks off into the distance as though someone's filming him, which is already weird. And then he makes some proclamation that's witty and, you know what I mean? Look, I don't want to hate on him, but Because he's doing a good thing. He's on the right team. But I... I'm always... I always think of P.J. O'Rourke. Do you guys know P.J. O'Rourke, the satirist? Well... He has a quote that fits the times better than ever. And this guy was born in 1947. Long before X-Posts to save the world. And... His quote's pretty straightforward. He says... You know, everybody wants to save the world, but nobody wants to help mom with the dishes. And if you can follow that thought, if you can understand what that is, right, then you understand the whole of what's happening in the world. Now, I could go down a sort of a self-righteous path about a bunch of different groups and how they make big boastful posts and the things that they should probably take care of in their own home, but I think you understand what I mean. Or what PJ meant when he said... Everybody wants to save the world... But nobody wants to help mom with the dishes... Right? We live through climate change hysteria... We live through Greta Thunberg... That may be one of the best examples of it... Right? Now I could go on and on and on and on... Great show by the Phoenix last night... Or yesterday by the way... If you haven't heard it... I put it up this morning in audio format... I've got a lot of big things coming here at PBN. My hands are filthy with responsibility right now. I mean, just so much to get done and to get off the ground. Projects that are directly related to PBN and beyond, you know. And if I had the time, you know, I would love to muster some kind of serious, you know, focus on faith and patriotism over the next two months. I really would. And I may be able to fit it in from time to time, but it's just a project I can't take on. So I have to ask you to do it. I have to ask you to become the foot soldier for America and Jesus Christ. Because that's all I have, you know what I mean, is you guys. At this point, I'm max. I'm maxed out literally with time you know there's not enough time in the day and there won't be until the end of the year you know my last my last point I'm going to make today is about supremacy and the beauty of supremacy And supremacy is a word that I want to really get dusted off. I really want the word supremacy to stop being a big terrifying word. You say, white guy says supremacy. Oh my goodness, I can't believe it. But I think one of the problems in our society is that we don't have supremacy within the home like we should. Do you know what I mean? I'll explain in case you think I've gone crazy. And I'm putting on a different costume altogether. One of the Reich. Growing up, you know what I mean? Supremacy was very clear in the house. We had a variety of supremacy in our home. Right? We had Pennsylvania supremacy. If a brilliant guy came out of Pennsylvania, my father told me. You know, he's from Pennsylvania, you know. As though there was something in the water. Right? Then we had Italian and Irish supremacy in the household. Right? Very, very, very deep running. We even had short guy supremacy in the household. Truly, we did. We'd watch football. Little running backs, little guys who are really good at the game. All the little guys are always the best. They're always great. They always do, you know, whatever. That whole thing. There was just these levels of supremacy... That escalated my own self-confidence. Right? And created... It also creates this base... That you feel underneath of you. Right? Because where I'm from matters. And what I'm made of matters. Right? And the things that I am matter. And they're strong. And there's strength there. And there's group. There's, you know, whole countries behind this thing. Right? And I really think we've lost that. It went out the window with tolerance. Tolerance was the dissolution of supremacy. And it was the idea that everybody's the same. And, you know, maybe everybody is the same, but it doesn't take away from the fact that you're special. And that you're special because you're from this group or that group. And what they've contributed to society. You know what I mean? You can't look around the world and not talk about Western supremacy. It's not to downplay anybody else. It's just to mention, hey, take a look at the resume, baby, would you? Look what we've done. we thought that what really what I think happened is we thought that the sheer dominance and the greatness of western civilization was so immense that we could just take our eye off of it and we could stop talking about it we could stop teaching it we could stop learning about it and just say look it's everywhere it's in the street lights it's in the vehicles it's in the it's coming out of the vents in your house you know what I mean it's coming out of the tap of your house it's everything that is Modern life, largely, is because of Western civilization. And we thought that we could not talk about it. We thought that we could just say, well, let's look at some other cultures and see what they've contributed. Right? And what we created is a society of brats who take it all for granted. And try to stick, you know, the... The... goat skins of a tribe in Africa up in your face and tell you that it's the same thing, it's the same level contribution to the world as antibiotics. You know what I'm saying? But I don't care about the arguments in the field when it comes to supremacy. You know what I mean? When it comes to your religious supremacy, when it comes to the supremacy of Jesus Christ, I don't care about winning arguments in the streets. I'm not Charlie Kirk or some Ben Shapiro or something like that. I'm not worried about that. I'm talking about in the home. I'm talking about supremacy in the home. Because I think this is what builds people. I think this is the foundation that builds people. Because they understand you're a part of this thing and it's great. And here's why it's great. And that's a white household. That's a black household. That's a Latino household. Whatever. We all have our contributions, our stories and everything. And we all have reasons to tell our children and our loved ones about the supremacy of their race, the supremacy of their culture, the supremacy of their countries of origin, right? These people hang flags outside their house from Mexico that they left, El Salvador that they left because they believe in that supremacy of where they come from, even though it's a fallen nation to some degree, right? Even though they've forfeited their place in that nation to come live here. They still hold on to that supremacy... Right? It's beautiful... It's wonderful... It's this... It's that... They understand that the political structure... That's destroyed it... And the narco... Terrorists down there... That have destroyed it are... They're a speed bump in their... Lineage... We do our society... We do our God... We do our... Our civilization... A disservice... Because we wear a costume... That covers our supremacy. Because we're afraid. In some circles to. Wear our cross on the outside. To wear our beliefs on the outside. We're afraid. To admit the fact that we built the entire world. And the prosperity of the modern age. And we're afraid to not be perfect in that also. Right. We're afraid to be capitalists. Oh, capitalism and oil companies and big tech and big pharma. Yeah, that is part of it. That is part of it. No system is perfect. But you know what? We don't starve. We're not starving. The water is clean, largely. Right? The air is clean. I mean, if you could see what I see right now. I mean, it's... It's time to pack up the costumes, PBN family. Spread the word. Tell your family. To the adulation of the hounds. Right? It's time to put away the costumes. And at least for the next two months to proclaim this nation as the greatest nation there is. Despite the leadership, right? Despite the in and out leadership. The founding documents, the founding fathers, all these... I have no idea what my dogs are barking at. I don't see anybody. But despite it all, you know, you're a part of an incredible nation. It's part of your supremacy. The American supremacy of it all. So we have to stand tall in all of this. We have to stand strong in the face of all of this. We have to know that when people are down-talking us, even when they're, you know, Americans... You have to understand, they're confused. They don't understand what's going on. They are clearly a brainwashed mass to make believe that some other system that's built by Lenin is going to outperform the system built by Jefferson and Washington and Franklin and Madison. It's a laughingstock. It's a laughingstock when you think about it. It's a laugh line. It's like something out of the movie Airplane, you know? Wear your patriotism on your sleeve. If you don't want prayer rugs on the highways, then you need to wear your cross on the outside and your patriotism on your sleeve. Give it a try over these next two months. Talk to you soon, PBM family.
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