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[00:00:55] Thinking a lot this morning about
[00:00:58] good times create weak men.
[00:01:03] Why?
[00:01:09] You guys know the adage it was used heavily. What's funny to me about the adage is that the people who are saying it right now are creating the men, right?
[00:01:18] In other words, nine out of 10 people that you see saying hard times create hard men hard men create good
[00:01:31] times good times create weak men and so on and the cycle continues are themselves men raising
[00:01:38] kids think I've said it on the air I thought it was brilliant back in 2019 or whatever I heard of 2021. I don't remember
[00:01:48] But the funny thing about it is you're saying something like
[00:01:52] Revolutionary and you feel real good about it like oh look this little gem I dug up that no one's ever heard
[00:01:58] And you realize wait, I'm I'm the one creating I am the creator at the moment of the men
[00:02:05] Like the generation of men in my house are coming up. Are they gonna be weak men or they're gonna be strong men
[00:02:10] Am I gonna let society in history tell me that?
[00:02:14] that
[00:02:15] We're gonna create weak men or or am I gonna let society say that since I came out of relatively good times from a war standpoint
[00:02:23] That I'm a weak man.
[00:02:28] And does that mean weak men create hard times? Does that mean I'm gonna allow hard times to be created?
[00:02:33] Right, because on a familial level it's hardly that.
[00:02:39] This morning I was going through some shadow boxing
[00:02:43] and thinking and I was thinking to myself
[00:02:47] about this whole concept you know what I mean because what's really got me going
[00:02:52] lately is sort of the Russian I mean sorry the Chinese asymmetric warfare
[00:02:57] against the children and the nation at large and all of this war all over the world right now
[00:03:06] It I this is what popped into my head I
[00:03:11] Said to myself is the most dangerous concept humanity's ever come up with world peace
[00:03:20] And I know that sounds crazy right,? But I'm crazy, so.
[00:03:25] But when you think about it for a moment,
[00:03:29] you know, a lot of times ideas are good,
[00:03:33] but they're not thorough enough, right?
[00:03:36] Like world peace.
[00:03:37] What would you wish for?
[00:03:39] You could wish for one thing, world peace.
[00:03:41] What should we all be after?
[00:03:44] World peace? How do you get there through, you
[00:03:46] know, being nice to people? We're watching two... well really it's one
[00:03:54] Western civilization. Sort of find out the reality behind what 50, 60 years of
[00:04:03] world peace ideology. Like we'll be nice and we'll years of world peace ideology?
[00:04:05] Like, we'll be nice and we'll live with world peace in our hearts.
[00:04:09] Um...
[00:04:11] But that doesn't mean the rest of the world will.
[00:04:15] So I started thinking about that. You know, we came out of World War II,
[00:04:19] a monstrosity of military power.
[00:04:23] The United States was terrifying. monstrosity of military power.
[00:04:26] The United States was terrifying.
[00:04:32] And we policed the waters all over the world
[00:04:34] to create this great world that we have today. And you can see in a vacuum in a very short time,
[00:04:37] you have somebody as...
[00:04:39] Like you have a group of armed militants like the Houthis
[00:04:41] that can very quickly wrangle back the oceans, wrangle back the seas,
[00:04:46] create shipping problems, just with a few missiles, drones.
[00:04:55] So I started thinking to myself as I was boxing,
[00:04:57] I was saying, you know, is world peace
[00:04:59] the worst idea ever?
[00:05:03] Is it the worst concept of all time because it allowed generations of
[00:05:07] people to put their dukes down? It allowed generations of people to say
[00:05:11] let's ease up on this militaristic world in which we live. And because it
[00:05:19] sounded good in the classroom and it looked good on television and the
[00:05:22] Europeans were doing it and it looked cool with a cigarette in Paris.
[00:05:27] We continued down that path of believing that world peace was something we could just influence others into.
[00:05:37] And now we know pretty clearly that that's not how it goes.
[00:05:53] So I started thinking more about that concept and really what it comes down to is world peace through the deterrent people. If you want world peace to me it seems like there's only one way and that is through the deterrent people.
[00:06:00] What are the deterrent people?
[00:06:03] The deterrent people are not the military.
[00:06:05] We have seen that the United States can amassage
[00:06:08] gigantic military, so what, right?
[00:06:11] It's not stopped anything happening all over the globe right now anyway.
[00:06:19] No, I think world peace through the deterrent people.
[00:06:21] Because imagine how Europe and America would look right now under this concept.
[00:06:27] World peace through the deterrent people,
[00:06:29] a deterrent people are a people who are
[00:06:31] much like our forebears.
[00:06:36] Self-sufficient and
[00:06:40] proficient
[00:06:42] in the art of war.
[00:06:44] Self-sufficient and self-sustaining and proficient in the art of war. Self-sufficient and self-sustaining and proficient in the
[00:06:47] art of war, at least with firearms, right? If we had a population that wasn't obese and
[00:06:54] at risk of heart disease by the age of nine, if we had a population of people who were
[00:07:00] trained, if we had a population of people who were warriors.
[00:07:08] Not warriors in the sense of the Navy SEALs at the highest level.
[00:07:13] We don't need a population like that.
[00:07:14] We're not looking for Spartans.
[00:07:17] But we need people who live the American life and are strong and capable. Because when you, you know, that that Japanese admiral
[00:07:30] quote, I don't think it's actually true or real, but there is a Japanese admiral
[00:07:36] quote or the the myth of one out there. And it mentioned that behind every blade
[00:07:42] of grass, it would be a rifle if they tried to invade America
[00:07:50] So naturally what you want to do if you're trying to invade America is get that out of the culture
[00:08:01] You know the strength of the population and their ability to deter warfare
[00:08:06] Because that's what you want right you want to deter warfare. You don't want to go to war. You want the prospect of war to seem pointless. And that's in the
[00:08:13] hands of every American. That's in the hands of every American up and down every American
[00:08:21] coast to coast no matter what you believe, no matter what your side hustle of beliefs is
[00:08:27] Whether you're worried about trans rights or his rights or gun rights or her rights. It doesn't matter
[00:08:34] right
[00:08:35] That's all
[00:08:36] Whether you're willing to fight over Donald Trump or fight over Joe Biden all of that
[00:08:42] Should be pushed to the side and there's a time when it was all pushed to the side.
[00:08:49] And instead you should be focused on war, a population as a deterrent to war,
[00:08:55] population as a, you yourself as a deterrent to war.
[00:09:00] And knowing that if you were to gather a handful of people in these United States that they would be armed
[00:09:06] and they would be held to deal with.
[00:09:10] Now that's a pipe dream right now,
[00:09:12] that's a fantasy right now in this nation.
[00:09:16] But I think it's important to understand
[00:09:17] that anybody who holds dear this idea of world peace,
[00:09:22] this is the only way to get there.
[00:09:24] There's no other way to get there more over like
[00:09:30] I don't know what the other option it the other option is so dark you can't even consider it
[00:09:35] The other outcome is so dark you can't even consider what's the other outcome
[00:09:40] if
[00:09:41] The only way for us to exist on this planet and to deal with the monsters inside of our
[00:09:47] n- see this is- it all goes back to like neighborhood, you know what I mean?
[00:09:51] Like neighborhood
[00:09:54] Problems where the dads would come out and deal with the neighborhood problems
[00:09:58] It was simple. It was an easy life. It was a good life. It's not that way anymore. I
[00:10:06] life, it was a good life. It's not that way anymore. I don't fundamentally know what's happened, but I think a lot of it is due to the fact that men have been
[00:10:10] so shaved off at the corners. We've been so rounded at the sharp edges in order
[00:10:15] to fit into society today that you know a lot of that stuff is gone. And that's
[00:10:22] fine because every generation we can change
[00:10:27] we can make changes we can we can change things but I think that the the people's deterrent
[00:10:33] you know that the people deterrent the deterrent of a warrior population is the key and not
[00:10:41] only is it the key but it's it's an easy thing to rally around. We haven't
[00:10:47] died enough. We haven't suffered enough at the hands of our enemies. And China is fighting
[00:10:52] a quiet, quiet, quiet little war against us. And they're killing us every day. And they
[00:10:59] are mutating our children's brains every day. And we're doing nothing about it. And you could say,
[00:11:07] well, Joe Biden, Joe Biden, Joe, no, no, no, no. What are we doing about it? What are the people of the United States of America doing about?
[00:11:14] We have much more power than Joe Biden ever will. What are we doing about it? The one thing that we can do about it is to make ourselves and the coming generations
[00:11:28] into something to be feared.
[00:11:34] And I don't mean, you know, a fearsome creature that doesn't exist in society and is made
[00:11:40] only for war.
[00:11:41] You don't have to be that way, to be fearsome.
[00:11:49] All you have to be is strong and capable.
[00:11:52] That's it. I mean, these used to be things
[00:11:53] that were just part of life.
[00:11:55] Strong and capable, right?
[00:12:02] Maybe bad or maybe good times did make weak men and maybe that was my generation.
[00:12:08] I'm not sure.
[00:12:10] Um, but I'm telling you right now, it doesn't have to end that way.
[00:12:15] We don't have to go through the same cycle.
[00:12:17] We don't have to go through the same cycle of good times make weak men and weak men make
[00:12:21] bad times, right? What if good times can make good men? They just
[00:12:30] have to know the way to go. What if good times can make good men and good men can make good
[00:12:35] times and that's just it. See good times don't make weak men or maybe it does but how do
[00:12:43] the men become weak is the question. Good times make weak men, maybe it does but but how do the men become weak is the
[00:12:45] question good good times make weak men weak men make hard times why do those
[00:12:49] three line up so well it really comes down to discipline right I mean that's
[00:12:56] really what it comes down to discipline isolation this is the reason this
[00:13:02] phrase resonates is because it's happened throughout history.
[00:13:05] Right? This isn't the first society to bandy about race and gender and so on and so forth and past wounds that need rectifying.
[00:13:17] These are problems for people who have no wars to fight.
[00:13:26] So what we have to do is create a society
[00:13:29] where people understand there's a baseline
[00:13:33] that we all should be aspiring to
[00:13:35] and that baseline is self-sufficiency
[00:13:38] and physical fitness and competency with firearms.
[00:13:43] It's not asking a lot. It's really not asking a lot. Your base level
[00:13:50] should be physical fitness, self-sufficiency, and competence with firearms. Right? Maybe
[00:13:56] you could throw first aid in there if you wanted to. All four of those things. What are you talking
[00:14:02] about a week? What kind of a commitment do you have to put in a week in order for a society to be that?
[00:14:08] Everyone in the society to be in that sort of frame.
[00:14:11] And for that to be...
[00:14:14] And you know what really is? I mean the...
[00:14:17] The founders built it into the founding documents, right? Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness.
[00:14:26] documents, right? Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. Does anybody think that waking up, downing a handful of SSRIs with your coffee, looking at your phone for 10 hours a day,
[00:14:33] does anybody think that that's a pursuit of happiness? A warrior population, maybe not even necessarily a warrior population.
[00:14:47] That's why I said a deterrent population, I think is all we're after.
[00:14:51] I think that's what we need.
[00:14:53] I think we're fully capable of it.
[00:14:55] A deterrent population.
[00:14:57] And for those of you out there who have children of your own and think to yourselves how, you know, how neat that little phraseology is about
[00:15:09] strong men making good times and good times making, um, weak men, you might be making
[00:15:17] the men right now. So consider that, right? Consider that. Do we put a framework? And now you, of course,
[00:15:28] me being who I am, the question becomes, do we put a framework together to do that? You
[00:15:34] know, the American warrior pursuit, or maybe just the pursuit, right? The people deterrent the deterrent of people, I don't know
[00:15:46] but I can tell you right now
[00:15:50] we just aren't where we need to be
[00:15:52] as a population in order to defend our liberties
[00:15:55] that's why everyone's coming into this nation running rough shot over people
[00:15:59] and the best thing that anyone can think to do is stand locked armed with them and protest for them
[00:16:03] one can think to do a stand locked arm with them and protest for them.
[00:16:11] The one thing that we have that almost no nation has, you know, I don't know if you've ever seen the video, but they show a video sometimes on social media of
[00:16:17] little kids in Chinese school disassembling nine millimeter weapons,
[00:16:20] handguns and reassembling them.
[00:16:25] And that gets people real nervous.
[00:16:27] Oh, what we have that most nations, particularly those nations that hate us,
[00:16:34] and that are at war with us now, whether we believe it or not,
[00:16:37] whether we admit it or not,
[00:16:41] what we have is a Second Amendment.
[00:16:45] One of the great moves of all time, I don't know who fully made it, was to hijack the
[00:16:50] brains of the parents, hijack the brains of the women, and convince them to go on a
[00:16:55] tirade to remove weapons from the nation.
[00:16:58] Why would they do that?
[00:17:00] Because they had a broken sense and they thought that the military and the police were enough to protect 300 million people
[00:17:09] They had they they believed that we lived in a world that was so peaceful because they came up with the world peace mindset
[00:17:16] That we would never have to fight war as individuals never gonna happen. It's very short-sighted
[00:17:23] very Hardly creative at all Never gonna happen. It's very short-sighted. Very...
[00:17:25] Hardly creative at all.
[00:17:27] Um...
[00:17:28] But that's the mentality. And it's still going today!
[00:17:30] All the things that are happening in the world, we're at war with Russia, we're at war with China, we're at war in the Middle East.
[00:17:36] And there are still people saying take the guns away from the individual.
[00:17:40] These are weapon... they say it in the word. They are weapons of war.
[00:17:51] Why do we need weapons of war? Well, we need weapons of war because war is a thing and
[00:17:54] War can be visited upon any population
[00:18:00] You do realize that
[00:18:15] China knows where to run balloons. You don't think they know where to run troops? You don't think they know where to run paratroopers? Oh, that could never happen. Oh, okay. Listen, I do believe that time is running out. We are at war with China. It's just not the kind of war you're used to.
[00:18:25] It's time to become a deterrent.
[00:18:30] I write security articles, home security articles all the time,
[00:18:33] and one thing that my home security articles have that nobody else has is
[00:18:39] you are a deterrent.
[00:18:42] Because when I write a security article, I'm not selling a product, I'm not
[00:18:45] selling a home security system. I'm thinking about it the way that I do it. You are a deterrent
[00:18:53] in your own home security, right? How you look how you present yourself is definitely
[00:18:58] going to tell people, Oh, let's go to the next house. I don't like the looks of that dude. You know what I mean?
[00:19:07] If he's there when we show up, it's going to be kinetic and I don't want it. I'd rather
[00:19:13] look for a single mom. I'd rather look for a, you know, whatever. A guy who's overweight who hardly can make it downstairs to stop me.
[00:19:32] We must become the deterrent PBN family. And listen, my voice isn't loud enough anymore.
[00:19:35] Or maybe it never was.
[00:19:37] And we're doing our damnedest to get it there, but
[00:19:40] these cries of Ideas and concepts they they barely make it out of the valley
[00:19:49] That's not to discount the amazing audience here at the prepper broadcasting network you guys have done
[00:19:55] some incredible things
[00:19:57] But my voice can't reach enough ears to make a difference in the nation at large. You know what I mean?
[00:20:04] enough ears to make a difference in the nation at large. You know what I mean?
[00:20:06] So when you hear something that resonates with you,
[00:20:09] you need to share it.
[00:20:10] We need it shared
[00:20:13] because we can't reach it, reach 300 million people on our own.
[00:20:17] We're just not there yet.
[00:20:21] What's going on here?
[00:20:24] I'm in a parking lot doing this.
[00:20:26] All I smell is marijuana, and then I see a random cart come saddling over to the left.
[00:20:34] This is the humanity that concerns me.
[00:20:37] You know, these people smoking pot right now, they have no idea that they're being opiated
[00:20:43] with cannabis.
[00:20:45] Like people think that the fentanyl is the opium war.
[00:20:49] They're like, oh the fentanyl, yeah, it's like the opium war,
[00:20:51] that the British wage against the Chinese
[00:20:53] are getting their revenge, you know.
[00:20:55] I mean, yeah, that's part of it, but the pot,
[00:20:58] the pot's the real thing.
[00:21:00] No, there's nothing wrong with smoking pot.
[00:21:02] What are you talking about?
[00:21:04] Yeah, smoking marijuana brings the best out of everyone. That's what they want you to
[00:21:08] believe, right? Smoking pot at all hours of the day while you're driving a vehicle. That
[00:21:14] brings the best out of a society, right? That's why I smell billows of pot smoking. I look
[00:21:21] over and somebody wasn't capable of taking their two tier little shopping cart back to the fucking place where it's supposed to go right
[00:21:27] because they're they're operating at such a high level of humanity that I
[00:21:32] being sober can't understand it we got issues pbm family we got problems but
[00:21:41] we can start to resolve them today. Have conversations with your children about what's going on.
[00:21:47] Have conversations with your spouse about what's going on.
[00:21:51] They deserve to be alerted to the fact that there is a war being conducted and the attacks
[00:21:56] are upon us all.
[00:22:00] The attacks are upon us all.
[00:22:03] This is not a joke, man.
[00:22:04] This is what's happening.
[00:22:06] And we, you know, like I said, it doesn't look the way you thought it looked.
[00:22:09] There's not airplanes flying overhead fighting.
[00:22:13] There's not nuclear bomb mushroom clouds in the distance.
[00:22:19] But there are people getting murdered by illegal aliens. There are Chinese bio labs being discovered in the United States.
[00:22:29] There are Chinese jails.
[00:22:31] There are Chinese people buying up farmland near United States military bases.
[00:22:38] Right?
[00:22:42] They will use our freedoms to defeat us.
[00:22:44] There's no doubt about it.
[00:22:46] If you have a child on TikTok, you know what the hell's going on there.
[00:22:51] It is a battle. It is a war. And I believe that you know what? It's probably always a war.
[00:22:59] This is probably nothing new, guys.
[00:23:03] You go back. I harken back to hearing people talk about
[00:23:08] the history of humanity as a history of war. Why is that? Maybe that's just what it is.
[00:23:16] Maybe that's just what it is. Because weakness is sniffed out. If you look at the natural
[00:23:22] world, if you look at the animals in the woods, it's no different.
[00:23:27] Right? It's no, there's territory. You cross into the wrong territory, it might be your life.
[00:23:40] What we can do, and we're uniquely positioned to do this, because we're already striving
[00:23:46] towards self-sufficiency, is we can, you know, we can become that deterrent population.
[00:23:55] And it's important that you become that deterrent population and that regular people become
[00:24:02] that deterrent population, because that's what the people around us need to see.
[00:24:07] I don't think it helps regular people to see Navy SEALs and Army Rangers do amazing things.
[00:24:15] Do you understand? If you're a hundred pounds overweight and you're on
[00:24:20] antidepressants and this describes a massive swath of the American population, but if you're in that sort of a position and
[00:24:27] There's a Navy seal telling you how you should live your life. I think it shuts a lot of people down
[00:24:33] I think they go dude, you're a Navy. We are not the same thing
[00:24:39] And that's why I want to remind you that you know, I don't know how far away I could have been from being overweight and
[00:24:47] on anti-depressants. I just don't know I just don't know I hooked my saddles to a
[00:24:55] Young lady who
[00:24:57] Aspired to greatness the way that I aspired to greatness and we had success at a young age
[00:25:01] I could have gone the other way. I could have hooked my I
[00:25:05] Could have got, you know, in bed,
[00:25:08] literally,
[00:25:09] infiguratively with a woman who was just spiraling out of control and we could have both spiraled out of control at a young age.
[00:25:15] I was in the business for it. Like, you know, chefs are drunks.
[00:25:19] Chefs are drug addicts. It's very common.
[00:25:24] I was surrounded by drug addicts.
[00:25:29] But what my message always is is that I don't share any of those cool guy credentials.
[00:25:36] Do you know what I mean?
[00:25:37] I didn't come out of the military.
[00:25:39] I didn't come out of the Special Forces.
[00:25:41] I don't have any relationship with NGO government contract businesses overseas
[00:25:48] and learn the magic ways of, no, I was just a normal guy who found my way into prepping,
[00:26:00] found my way into fitness, forced myself to do the stuff that needed to be done, found great people who
[00:26:06] cheered me on and also inspired me to do more. And it's put me in the seat that I'm in today.
[00:26:16] And we all can get there. And you're already surrounded by the people that can help you get there.
[00:26:23] by the people that can help you get there. More to come on this PBN family, it's a rainy day here in Virginia.
[00:26:30] I thought I'd talk a little bit about what's been on my mind and try to explain to you
[00:26:34] that without a deterrent, without the people themselves being a deterrent in this nation,
[00:26:41] I am very worried about the future.
[00:26:44] Talk to you soon.
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