Discussion on American Resilience and Control
Sometimes bad guys don't think far enough ahead.
They don't understand that just because we, as the great American people,
as big as we are on the whole planet, have this one central location
that is representative of us, it's still only representative.
America is a lot bigger than just one little tiny speck on the fricking planet.
This city here, this centralized city,
may represent America right up until
it doesn't represent America.
It has to be this tough.
It got this screwed up because people forgot
how easily an enemy can come in by subversion,
by misdirection, by lies, through treasonous traitors, through bribery,
through blackmail, honeypots, every way you can do it
to get control of a country, to get control of people.
Those honeypots with the young girls and older men, those managed
things, whether it be Epstein or somebody else, you've seen them, you know what we're talking about.
Grow up.
They're real, and you know they're real.
These people have been bought off.
They're looking for personal gain,
and they're in positions of power and authority over the whole country.
And you, every one of you, are being called on, take a deep breath.
All you have to do is hold your ground.
They're the ones that are self-isolating.
They're not coming for you where you're at. They're
gonna self-isolate and try to digitally control you. It's
not real. They're gonna stop you from talking now.
I'm gonna talk to my neighbor. I'm gonna talk to you, Michael.
But we're all gonna stay on the same page.
We're all gonna stay on the same ship.
Where we go one, we go all.
Take a deep breath.
As dark as it may appear,
the reality is we've got this.
One thing about the game of chess is The
game doesn't just go on forever.
It has a limited number of moves and the further into the game
you get the less potential moves that are available to both sides.
The game becomes more condensed as it goes on to a final checkmate conclusion.
They're playing their hand, we're playing ours.
We have the high ground.
We have the numbers.
We have control of the guts of the ship.
We have the moral authority and the people know it.
And no matter how loudly they scream,
it doesn't matter.
Because in the soul of every person in your audience right now,
they all know I'm telling you the truth.
What they have to do
is take a deep breath,
reach down deep inside themselves.
If you see somebody beside you and got their head up their fucking ass and they're about to expire because they haven't got oxygen there,
try to get them to pull it out.
There is a large number of people, no matter what you do,
they've decided this is the route they're going.
They're vested. They can't see any other option. They're
going to go full retard. You're just going to have to watch and let them expire and do what they're going to do.
We don't have to even lift a finger.
That's part of the thing.
Everybody is, you know, I got to get, you know, some kind of weapons and stuff to take care of myself, protect myself.
There isn't enough of them, honestly.
What they're really scared about is that their numbers aren't even as deep as they think they might be.
They think they might have 20%.
Half of that 20% that's remaining is going to wake up as much as they might not like and be in full Trump derangement syndrome.
They're not going to go full common.
These people think they will.
It's not happening because we're American and there's a soul here.
There's a
religious revival taking place in the American people.
They're calling on God and that's the part they can't get.
It doesn't show up in the AI.
It doesn't show up in the computer program.
It doesn't show up in the movie.
But it's there.
It's real.
And they can't calculate for it. They
can't see it.
It'll make their brains explode.
Relax.
Stay calm.
Stay focused.
Hold the ground.
Know that's all you have to say. Not
here. Not happening. And then let our guys do their work.
As they expose themselves, show who they really are,
all the way to the core of their being,
and enjoy the show.
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