masseuryек spend alles Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Here's some cats yelling or some elk bugling or some skunks skunking or something. And if you do, that's why. I just thought I would let some of this marvelous fresh air in here while I'm doing the broadcast. Of course, if anything gets too disruptive, then I'll close the door. But I hope I don't have to. I just really like it this way. Things are going on all over the place. I have an article here written by Don Fetter, which was on the Jewish World Review website, which I think might give you some insight into this thing in Kosovo. He pretty much says what I've been telling you all along. But he says it in his own way. And maybe for some of you it will help to open your minds to the reality of what's going on. This is what he says. We dropped more explosives on Yugoslavia than on either Japan or Germany during any comparable period in World War II. There were an estimated 13,000 civilian casualties, including 2,500 civilian dead. NATO's solemn assurance that its objective was to degrade Slobodan Milosevic's war-making capacity ranks as one of the century's great lies. The alliance hit hospitals, bridges, water-pumping stations, television stations, and the nation's power grid. Yugoslavia's unemployment rate now approaches 90%. Rebuilding could cost a minimum of $60 billion, and guess who's going to pay for that? One example of the way in which NATO targeted Belgrade's war machine was the bombing of a bridge in Varvaran, where nine people were killed, and when it was teeming with market-day crowds. After the first strike, a second strike minutes later decapitated a priest who was trying to aid the wounded. And the alliance, NATO, calls Milosevic a war criminal. It was an unprecedented assault on a country whose troops never crossed its borders. We did it for the one million Kosovar Albanians driven into exile, Clinton insisted. But the mass expulsions didn't begin until after the air war started. Once it became clear that the West was determined to take Kosovo away from it, Belgrade decided to create facts on the ground. And as a side for me, folks, why not? Nothing to lose at that point. This century has been marked by a series of forced population movements. No one suggested bombing the Indians when they pushed several million Muslims into Pakistan in 1948. The latest Balkans drama started when the Kosovo Liberation Army, our terrorist, drug-running allies, began killing Serbs and Albanian trade whores in 1998. This prompted Yugoslavia's push against the guerrillas, much like Turkey's war against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which in turn led the West to demand a Serb surrender at Rambouye. In Western eyes, all humanitarian disasters are not equal. Oh, no. In 1995, Croat dictator Franjo Tujman drove 300,000 Serbians out of the Krajina region, killing 14,000 of them in the process. Having determined that the Serbs, including women and children, are the enemies of civilization, Clinton and NATO ignored that ethnic cleansing. There are no Boy Scouts in the Balkans, folks. What the Serbs did in Kosovo was done to them by Croats, Bosnian Muslims, and, yes, Kosovo Albanians. So what now for Kosovo? While paying lip service to Yugoslav's sovereignty, the province will be wrenched from the Serbs. Kosovo will become a NATO protectorate. If you can translate that, world government. An army of occupation, including a minimum of 7,000 United States troops, will be stationed there indefinitely, just like the Bosnian peacekeepers. And as another aside for me, remember when President Clinton said our Bosnian peacekeepers would only be there for one year? Lied to us through his teeth? A bold-faced lie. But what do you expect from a chronic liar? Probably the greatest liar that's ever lived. Because he had just signed the Dayton Accords, which specifically specify that United States troops will be there for five years minimum. And he told us they'd be home by Christmas. Oh, and most Americans, being the sheeple that they are, never read the Dayton Peace Corps, they believed it. Now he's telling us that our troops going into Kosovo won't be there very long. Oh, I've only got one word for that, folks. It's my favorite word. It brings up visions of free speech, and exposes hypocrites and hypocrisy throughout the land. It's called bullshit. Bullshit. Well, the article continues. Let me read that again. Let me read that again. Our promise to demilitarize the KLA is as cynical as are not of the head to Yugoslav sovereignty. There are already 6,000 to 10,000 Albanian fighters on the ground in Kosovo who can easily blend in with returning refugees. The only ones who won't be armed are an estimated half million Serbs and other non-Albanians. Denizens of Macedonian refugee camps clamor for revenge. Witness the near lynching in one camp of several gypsies who are regarded as Serb allies. Why is it that nobody likes the gypsies? I don't know any, so I can't answer that. The coming ethnic cleansing in Kosovo won't be reported on the Communist News Network, and so it will be as if it never happened, and it will happen. You see, the New World Order is on a roll. It's on a roll, folks. Now that we firmly established the principle that NATO must ride to the rescue of victims of human rights abuses, notwithstanding that the target country has committed no act of external aggression, there will be no stopping our latter-day Woodrow Wilson's. There are literally hundreds of separatist movements the world over. When another insurrection begs us to bomb its adversaries in the name of averting a humanitarian disaster, what will we say? What will we say? I'm the excuse that they're not Europeans. We'll only hold water for so long. So, you know, presumably we don't care how many of their villages burn, and if they're black, they're not going to get any help from NATO or anybody else. Oh, what a cruel, nasty, terrible joke this all is. The ultimate victims of our conquest of Yugoslavia won't be the Serbs or the Kosovo Albanians, who'd still be in their homes if Clinton hadn't intervened, but the troops of the NATO Imperium. And if you don't know what Imperium means, look it up. Let me ask you this. In what steaming jungles and bleak forests will Americans leave their bones while trying to tidy up a messy world? While our leaders preen and posture, Americans will die and do eternal sentry duty for a utopian vision of a world without ethnic strife, which can and will never, ever be. That's the end of the article. Pretty darn good, don't you think? Pretty darn good. Pretty patriotic. Pretty right in line with all of our views. And it was written by one of those nasty, dirty Jewish guys that are bent on taking over the world, according to all you racist Aryan nutheads out there. Most of whom couldn't have written that piece if you had 40 years to do it in and help from an English teacher. Pathetic. And, by golly, the sheeple are gearing themselves up into a state of frenzy over the coming election. Oh, what a race this is going to be. Oh, man, I'll tell you what. I've been to horse races that weren't as questionable as this race coming up here. Who are the odds-on favorites? Let's talk about that tonight. Who are the odds-on favorites? Who are you going to vote for and why? Oh, I can see everybody running away from their telephone right now. I'm scared to death. Who have we got here? Let's find out first. Who is the front-running Democrat candidate for president? Is it really Al Gore like everybody wants you to believe? Or is it maybe somebody else? 520-333-4578 is the number. That's 5... Excuse me, folks. 520-333-4578. Let's talk about the coming election tonight. Let's talk about the candidates. Is there anybody worth voting for? If so, why? Who's your favorite? Who are the odds-on favorites of the sheeple? Who are they touting? Who is the establishment pushing for you to vote for? What about all these other people like Alan Keyes? Senator John S. McCain? Hmm? How about Mr. Forbes? 520-333-4578. Boy, this subject has really scared the hell out of everybody. The phone's not ringing. That only happens in two kinds of cases. Either one, the phone system is broken in some way. Or the topic just scares the living hell out of everybody. I'll bet you. I'll bet you it's number two. I'll bet you everybody's afraid to open their mouth on this subject. Well, you needn't be, folks. Everybody's going to be talking about it for quite some time until a new president is elected. Or Y2K comes along and everybody panics and makes a run on the bank and martial law is declared and there is no election. And you get Bill Clinton for another 500 years. What would you think about that? Good evening. You're on the air. Hi, Bill. Hello. I just wanted to respond to your question regarding the elections. Yeah. And in my mind, I think that Big Brother government will make sure that they have their own people in there no matter what we do. And casting a vote will be a waste of time. Okay. Why do you think... I don't like saying that at all because I believe that we should be voting. However, I feel that the ballot box will not be a solution. You said something that's very interesting. Why do you think we should be voting? Well, out of principle, we should stand up for that which is right. In practicality, it is a futile effort. And why do you think it's a futile effort? Because the powers that be will rig the voting to their own agenda. We shall have known as Bob Dornan out there in California. And how the votes were deliberately skewed in the favor of his opponents. And the Republican Party, to whom Mr. Dornan belonged, did not even support him in his contestation of the vote fraud that went on. I wonder why that was. Well, Bob Dornan was standing up for that which is right. And the Republican Party is standing up for that which is wrong. Ah, we have a clue. So, if you stand up for what's right, you don't get the support of the establishment. Is that what you're saying? That is absolutely correct. Well, I think you're absolutely correct. I think you're right on the money. But anyway, I appreciate you broadcasting. I assume you all just get on. God bless you now, okay? Thank you for calling. 520-333-4578. We need to know, who is the Democrat frontrunner? I know, Al Gore's out there. He's the vice president. And they say that the vice president has the best chance of winning the election. But is that really true? Is there somebody else that might have a better chance than Al Gore? Good evening. You're on the air. It's Gephardt. Gephardt. Has Gephardt announced that he's going to run? No, but it's Gephardt. Do you think he'll announce? Oh, yeah. You can bet. You know why? Why? Because he's not afraid to vote for a tax increase for education. Well, you're right. He's not afraid to vote for a tax increase for anything, is he? You bet your bottom on that. And that's the fare of the Democrats, isn't it? Oh, cannot live without it. Yeah. Well, what do you think about Gore? Does he even have a chance? I think that the American public would rather distance themselves from the administration, while at the same time asking for everything the administration has been giving them all along. The same screw job. Just from a different angle. I like the way you put that. Well, you may be right. Not all of the public, but certainly a good portion of the public really likes this socialism crap, don't they? Oh, they're gobbling it up. Yeah, and they think they really bought this proposition that it's free. Oh, well, it has to be. And they really think that there was a budget surplus, don't they? Well, I guess they haven't done too much with Chinese menus. A little bit from column A, put it in column B, and you deal your order up. Well, a budget surplus is really simple. All you do is make a budget calling for twice as much money as you could possibly ever need. That's right. And then you have Congress vote all of this money to be spent. And then at the end of the year, when you haven't spent it all... Hello? Hello? Well, I guess we lost him. Somebody in his house probably started to dial a number not realizing that he was on the phone. But anyway, you just subtract what was spent from this unrealistic budget that you made, and that's called a budget surplus. But they didn't tell you that all this money didn't exist in the first place and all had to be borrowed. So it's a joke, folks. It's a joke on everybody. Good evening. You're on the air. Yeah, I think the Bush dynasty will be in again. I'll bet on that. And as far as the Democrats, who cares? The boys work in the simple formulas like Nixon. Everyone was fed up with him, and some obscure governor came in, and that's it. Well, what makes you think Bush has it all sewed up? I'm hearing numbers like $40 million he's raised, and of course he has the Bush family, and he's for the values, and although Al Gore now is coming around a little bit. He's dishing his boss a little bit, I see. You know the best way they could just sabotage Al Gore? Show old Frankenstein movies over and over and over again two weeks before the election. Right, anything. But I'm betting on Bush. I'll bet you $100. And whenever you hear someone say, better ballots than bullets, you know that they're being conned. Yeah. You've got a choice of two. You're probably CFR members, both of them. How about John McCain? I don't know. Okay, I really don't follow the guys that much. You know this $40 million that Bush is coming up with, you know he has access to large donations from CIA proprietary front companies and drug laundering people. Well, funny you should say that. People were wondering in the establishment news today, where's all this money coming from? It's coming from CIA proprietary donations and drugs. That's where it's coming from. The Bush family's interest in Shanghai and their oil interests. I mean, come on. Figure it out. You know what I mean? Okay. Okay, Bill. So you don't have any comment on John McCain? Don't know. No. Excuse me, folks, for all this coughing, but nothing I can do about it. I just got something bothering my throat here. And that's why I opened the door. I thought maybe the fresh air would help. Okay, thanks for calling. Okay. Appreciate it very much. 520-333-4578. So he thinks the Democratic front runner is a sleeper right now, anyway. A sleeper right now, and that would be Dick Gephardt. Good evening. You're on the air. Yeah, Bill. Yes, sir. Yeah. On the Democrat side, it's stacking up between Bradley and Gore. And so there we have Bill Bradley, who's a Rhodes Scholar, and all the affiliations that that connotes. Yeah, that's New World Order all the way. Right. We got Al Gore, who's the son of Albert Sr., who was funded by Armand Hammer. Who was one of the world's greatest communists. Yeah. And it's going to be fascinating to watch how the press, not one of them, will give that history an airing. They could do a week-long evening news magazine series that would just blow the American public's mind. Oh, absolutely. They're not touching John McCain's past, either. Right. And then on the other side, we've got what? We've got Bonesman Bush. I believe George W. followed in the footsteps of Prescott Bush and George. And he's a made man in the Bones Society. And so we can watch the intelligentsia of the neoconservatives, the Irving Crystals and the Bill Crystals and the Buckleys, who's also a Bonesman, line up behind him. Now, wait a minute. I thought that America was not supposed to have any nobility or kings or dukes or earls. And you're telling me we really do. Well, at minimum, we have an oligarchy that can get their sons in the Senate, if not into the presidency. We do have to remember that Clinton certainly comes from a humble background, supposedly. Supposedly. I kind of doubt that. He looks very suspiciously like a clone of Winthrop Rockefeller to me. I've heard stories like that. I don't know if that's true or not, folks. Don't go running off half-cocks. I had Bill Cooper said this. I didn't. I said he looks like the man's exact twin. But, you know, it goes to what's more is we know we have an oligarchy. It doesn't matter who the president is exactly, although the signature that he puts on documents is supposed to be very important. But we got the White House fellows and the national security types and the intelligence apparatus, and we have gone global. But it seems to me that they want to cause a flip. They want to put a Republican president in, but have the Congress go Democrat. And having that divided government scenario allows them to not really move forward on the people's business while they quietly move ahead with their business. Well, isn't that the way it's been for the last 40 years? Right. The divided government makes the public kind of settle for half measures, et cetera, while quietly the juggernaut just steams right ahead. What do you think would happen if there was a Republican president and a Republican Congress? Well, it would put the national Republican party under heavy pressure because they wouldn't have the excuse of running all the games where the president proposes something and it's blocked by Congress or the Congress proposes something and the president vetoes it. It would be exposed that they wouldn't put together a comprehensive agenda on behalf of the American public. It would be exposed that both parties have the same agenda, and that's world government. Right. And that they're all a pack of lying socialists. Right. Because they couldn't perform and still serve their agenda, could they? That's correct. And so they'd be exposed. Bear ass in front of the world. Yeah. Wow. The thing, Bill, I don't know if you want to get into this, but the thing that strikes me is how do we answer the socialists who would say, but you don't understand. After World War II, the United States had to put together a quasi-socialistic government in order to have the centralized planning to build the war material to confront its enemies abroad. How do we answer that? Well, I think I could pretty much prove on any table around which great brains were sitting that there were no enemies. Yeah. That they were all allies and that it had all been decided at Yalta to foment a phony Cold War in order to bolster and support public support for the United Nations in order to develop technology over a period of time that would be used to control the world under this new world order or world government. Yeah. To believe that, it implies the following, right? Doesn't it imply that the Russians, the British Empire, and the Americans basically were afraid of the third world and people of non-white ethnicity and that they decided to run this game in order to not expose white hegemony over the world? Yes. Absolutely. That's the bottom line. Yeah. Thanks, Bill. Yeah. I've always said that. Yeah. As a matter of fact. Bye-bye. Thanks for calling. That's true. Underneath it all, underneath all of it, lies this war between the Illuminati and religion and racism, the belief that there is a master race and all other races are inferior. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi. I was kind of calling to get your opinion on Pat Buchanan. What are your impressions on him? What is your impression? Let's find yours first. Well, I'm in favor of him. I like his idea of how he wants to deal with bureaucracies, I mean, which will give power to the state, local government, and people, and I'm in favor of all that. And I think one bureaucracy they need to get rid of is the educational department. We don't need federal government in that. Well, there is no authority for an education department. I don't know. I just, I support Buchanan because I like what he stands for. I don't see him as a globalist like Bush, and I just, I don't know. I just, I can't say that I could go along with Bush or Elizabeth Dole or any of those other Republicans. Well, let me ask you something. Have you studied Pat Buchanan's history? I've studied some of it. I can't say that I'm totally familiar with all of his background, though. Well, I suggest that you really study his past history. As much as you can possibly discover, that might open your eyes to some things. I see. Okay, because I do know that he served under Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon. And you might ask yourself this question. What's that? If nobody in this country who really wants to tell the truth can get airtime on television or radio anywhere, how does Pat Buchanan do it? I see. Okay. I'll just kind of call him to find out. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. 520-333-4578. How about the Republican side, folks? What's going on here? How about Senator John S. McCain? Anybody know anything about him? Good evening. You're on the air. I'll tell you how path you can and gets on when no one else can to speak the quote-unquote truth. Two words. Trojan horse. Very good. Very good. Now, what makes you think that? What makes me think that? Yeah. Well, the guy may present himself as a nationalist, but his loyalties actually lie with the Vatican and the oath he took to the Pope. And being as it's quite clear that the Pope would, well, when given the opportunity, be the world head of a theocracy, I don't see him as anything but the ideological Trojan horse for religious globalism. Well, he is a member of the Knights of Malta, you know. Oh, sure. That's his oath first and foremost. Yeah. And isn't it true of the Knights of Malta that he, in fact, is a protector of the Pope and would even be required to give his life and loyalties and everything to the Pope? That's his first... Well, I think he couldn't even rightly take a presidential oath, could he? No, not really, because you're absolutely correct. The Knights of Malta are the militia of the Pope. In times of great danger to the Pope, the Swiss Guard mercenaries are escorted out of the Vatican and the Knights of Malta take their place. Well... These are facts, folks. I'm not making this up. It's facts. You can find it with just a little bit of digging. It doesn't even take much at all. In fact, you can get it right from the Vatican if you want to call them. Yeah, I was laughing after anyone were to check. I wasn't laughing because I disbelieved you. I was laughing because... Oh, I didn't think that you were. It's more of this... It seems like all these people are into such childish cloak and dagger nonsense. Oh, if everybody realized... They talk about the age of reason. They talk about the education available to all of the people of the world today. And then when you get behind all of the powerful movements and secret societies and government things and people who have lots of money who are the movers and shakers, you find all of these ancient antiquated beliefs, and you find out that everything is being influenced and guided by things that happened thousands of years ago. Yeah, yeah, and these are the progressives. An ancient Babylonian religion that is practiced behind closed doors and temples without windows and all of these fraternal orders. It's absolutely insane. It's nutty. All these geniuses are involved in sun and snake worship for God's sake. Think about that. I know. They're loony. They are. Absolutely batty. They are. And it just goes to show you that it's true. The concept of imperfect men ruling absolutely over other imperfect men is the most ludicrous proposition that anyone could ever put forth. That's why we need things like constitutions that limit government and have to be followed exactly to the letter. It can't be interpreted and twisted around and subverted and thrown out the window, because when that happens, then government becomes subjective, and what's right and what's wrong becomes subjective, and man becomes God, and doesn't have to answer to anybody above him, and that's when terrible things begin to happen. That's true. And you're going to see some terrible things, more terrible than you could ever imagine, happen over the next few years. Mark my word. Some of it brought about with the doings of Pat Buchanan. Yeah. That's my two cents on him. I got a Christmas card from him that had the obelisk on it with a neat little red bow tied at the bottom. You know what he was saying to me? You're not smart enough to understand what this is. Screw you up yours. That's what he said. More elitism. Yeah. But stay away from McCain. Everyone should. Why? He's not even a viable candidate. His mind is not even maybe his own. A guy who's in prison with communists and brainwashed for seven years, I wouldn't trust him to walk the streets. He should be quarantined. Actually, it's five and a half years. Oh, well, he should be quarantined. Well, I don't think he should be quarantined. I think he should be admired for having endured for five and a half years and survived. And I'm glad that he came home, but he should not be allowed in any public office whatsoever or any place where what they did to him might cause him to make a decision that might hurt somebody else. You're right. Yeah. You might say as president that would be real easy to happen. Well, I'm surprised that they elected him to the Senate. He was tortured and brainwashed for five and a half years by the greatest experts in the communist world. You want to talk about a Manchurian candidate? The movie may have been fiction, but this guy really is the Manchurian candidate. He's the Manktanian candidate. And they put him in the Senate. Now they want to elect him president. What fools abound? Well, these are all of our neighbors. You better believe it. It does come down to that question, though. I often ask people this question before I even engage in any conversation that is political. I ask them just straight out, are you a globalist or a nationalist? And if they're ashamed to even admit they're a nationalist, it usually means they're globalist. And if they don't know what question I'm asking, it's not worth talking to them. Most of them that I ask that question of get confused. Yeah. They don't know how to answer it. I guess it could have. They think you can be a little of both, I guess. Yeah, I guess you can be a little of both. No, they're kind of usually exclusive, though. It's like being a little pregnant. Actually, I like the word, well, I don't either. Never mind. Yeah. Nationalist really isn't the word for it. Because people who really stand for something don't stand for nationalism or borders. They stand for principles and ideals which are reflected in the country that they live in, hopefully. And that's what this nation began as, but it certainly doesn't reflect that now. So, I'm not nationalistic. I'm not loyal to Washington, D.C. or this government. It's not the United States of America in any way, shape, or form. I am loyal and patriotic to the principles and ideals upon which this nation was founded and which made it the greatest nation on the face of the earth. Are you still there? I am. I was just trying to think of one word that might mean all that. I guess this can't be done. No, it's not patriot. Patriot has been subverted by people who call themselves patriots and don't even know what the word means. Yeah, it's a bad word now. Yeah. Unfortunately. Yeah. Well, that's my two cents. Thank you. Thanks for calling. Bye. Bye. 520-333-4578. I bet I just made a lot of people mad with what I said about Senator John McCain. I knew his father, by the way. When his father, when John McCain was shot down over North Vietnam, his father was the commander-in-chief of all United States military forces in Europe. And shortly after John McCain, Senator John McCain, became a POW, his father, Admiral John S. McCain, Jr., was transferred to the Pacific and assumed the command of all United States military forces in the Pacific. And being one of the members of the briefing team on the staff of the commander-in-chief of the United States Pacific Fleet, I met Admiral John S. McCain, Jr. I got to know him. He was a good man. And I think he would have said exactly about his own son tonight, what I just told you, because he was loyal to principles and ideals and to his country above all other issues. Good evening. You're on the air. Hey, good evening, Bill. This is Mike from Hendry County, Florida. Hi, Mike. Well, I don't really have a good guess on who the person is, but the thing is they've got to keep the cocaine flowing, and that Panama deception was an excellent because it's just a simple role reversal, one supplying the other now, the other one supplying the other. And they've got to keep the Ponzi scam going, so whoever can sell out their country the best, and it might be one of the Bush, who knows, maybe George Bush and Dianne Feinstein will have a compromise. You like that? You're trying to send me into the intensive care ward of the hospital, aren't you? Well, the fact is that they need to give us parliamentary government and working to dialogue, to consensus, that that would be the best, to have a Republican and a switch hitter at the last minute, or maybe Barbara Bow Wow. You know, I've always supported restoration, and I have always condemned revolution, but I've got to tell you, if Dianne Feinstein was elected president or vice president... No, vice president. Listen to me. If Dianne Feinstein were elected president or vice president of the United States of America, I would have to become a revolutionary instantly. Well, I... I would have no other choice. I know the first thing I would do, I would stick my whole arm down my throat. But the fact remains is whoever's going to be able to bring the most drugs in, because they've got to do that to keep this Ponzi scam going. You know, one of the things that I see, we watch a lot of the live feeds early in the morning, and this is just a take and a guess on my part, but I think the people are really learning over in Eastern Europe what money is and what money isn't, because it seems to me that the euro is just collapsing because of the confidence scam has just run its course. Well, I think it's incredible that everybody was predicting that the euro would just continually increase in value and would take over the place of the dollar, and it's done nothing but slide. Yeah, and this past week, America just bailed it out and propped it up like they did the Pacific Rim. People, when they do that, they just propped up all of Europe. Isn't that right, Bill? But how can you prop up a non-value piece of paper with another non-value piece of paper? Well, it's... The dollar is no better than the euro. It's nothing. It's a piece of paper with ink on it. I know. Well, maybe the Vatican put its blessing on it. I'll let you go, Bill. It's still alive out here. Oh, my goodness. I love your program. We'll hope we get up on satellite soon. Thank you. Thanks for calling. Well, we had some interesting calls tonight. This is fun. 520-333-4578. It started out slow. I thought everybody was scared to death of this topic tonight, but I guess they just didn't, you know, didn't have any inertia going there. 520-333-4578 is the number, and we're going to be talking about this for the rest of the broadcast. Good evening. You're on the air. Good evening, Bill. Bob from New Jersey. Hi, Bob. I don't think that anyone realized that the next man that's going to be president has already been chosen. Who's that? I don't know, but I figure it this way. Whoever has James Carville running their campaign, they're the one that they've chosen to be elected. Well, I'll tell you what. They've already chosen the next president of the United States at the Bilderberg meeting, which met between the 2nd and the 7th of June in Portugal. I believe that. I'm not going to tell you who it is, but I know. I'm sure you do. Yes, I do. It seems strange to me that Carville's been running campaigns. He ran the one here. He ran the one in England, the one in Germany, and the one in Israel, and all those guys got elected. Yeah. Isn't that amazing? Yes, it is. Who is this guy, Carville? I have no idea, but I'm trying to figure it out myself. He is so rude and obnoxious and talks so totally illiterate, I don't think I'd hire the guy to sell hamburgers at McDonald's. I can agree with that also. He'd chase away all the customers. I'm sure you saw the piece where Al Gore made a statement that any 18-year-old can go into a pawn shop or a gun shop or a gun show or anywhere else and buy a handgun legally. Well, that's not true. Well, he's either the most misinformed person in the world or the stupidest person in the world. No. We all know it's not true. No, he's not misinformed and he's not stupid. He knows the sheeple of America, and he knows if he gets up and tells them that, they'll believe it. Well, I'm sure, yeah, if you tell a lie long enough, they're going to believe it. It's not just if you tell a lie long enough. It's if a person in a position of authority tells a lie. I understand. But if I hear this malarkey, it's for the children one more time. They've spent the last 30 years dumbing down the children in the public education system. Yes, they certainly have. And now everything is for the children. Sure, sure it is. That's why they dropped all those bombs, for the children. Yeah, of course, for the children of Kosovo and Yugoslavia. Wait till you find out how many children they killed. Bamed, wounded, don't have arms and legs and eyes anymore. Well, I've seen that once, and once was enough. Yep, me too. Okay, I'll be letting you go now. Thanks a lot. Have a good night. Thanks for coming. Well, take a little break, folks. I'll be right back after this pause. Thank you. Thank you. Get your coat and your hat. Leave your words on the doorstep. Just direct your feet to turn, turn, turn, cloud and speed. Can't you hear the pitty pat of that little tune that you'll spell? Life can be so sweet. On the turn, turn, turn, cloud and speed. I used to walk in the shade. With my blue and gray. I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid. Because the world is all over and the road should come over. But never have a cent. I'll be rich as a market fellow. With the gold just at my feet. On the turn, turn, turn, turn, light and speed. I'm glad you had your coat, your vest and cane. Leave your words on the doorstep. Goin' by and by. Just direct your feet to the side of the seat. That's funny. Can't you hear the pitty pat, the reddest hat of the hat? It's a good temper. Life can be so sweet. On the side of the seat. That's funny. I used to walk in the shade. With the blue and gray. Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. I am not afraid. Because the world is all over and the road should come over. It's a good temper. Never comes out close. It's a good temper. It's a good temper. When the concrete's a mellow. So glad I'm keen. On the side of the seat. That's funny. Good evening. You're on the air. Hello, William. This is Jeffrey from New Orleans. Oh, hello, Jeffrey. How are you? Well, pretty good. But I can tell you I'm not going to vote for any of the major candidates next year at all. Who are you going to vote for? Well, I don't know. Or are you going to vote? Well, I am going to vote, but I have to make up my mind. We've got problems in the Libertarian Party. But first, let me say this about the major ones. All I need to know about George the Tourist Morse Jr. is that he didn't stop the disaster in Kingsville, Texas. He didn't do anything about Waco. He didn't destroy any of the federal departments, such as the Department of Education, in the state of Texas. From what I understand, he's cracking down on a lot of highway offenders with roadblocks, etc. And as far as I'm concerned, that's all I need to know about him. I don't have to know anything about his Masonic origins or his mystery schools, etc. As for Al Gore, his statement on, we've got to get rid of the internal combustion engine, drives me right up the wall. And I'll tell you why. Because as a blind person, I need to use transportation to get around. And that internal combustion engine not only gives me transportation, but also gives me electricity, which I need to run my talking computer that I used to read books with, not to mention the microwave oven, etc. So I don't have to worry about Al Ozo Mangora. So what I'm stuck with is either Harry Brown, Jacob Hornberger, or Howard Phillips, and a couple of others from the Libertarians and the U.S. Taxpayers Parties. Why would you vote for somebody who belongs to a party that calls itself U.S. Taxpayers Party? Well, the only reason I'm considering Howard Phillips again is because the Libertarian candidates have some major defects. You missed the whole point of my question. Mm-hmm. U.S. Taxpayers Party? Nobody in this country, or I should say very few people in this country, are required to file and pay the income tax. But you are what you say you are. Why would you call yourself a U.S. Taxpayer? The only reason I would call myself a U.S. Taxpayer is because I didn't know any better, and I didn't know about how to get out of paying the income taxes in the first place. Yeah, but you do know better. Yeah, I do know better. And I'll tell you something, so does Howard Phillips. I know, because I know him. I've sat out and talked with him, and he knows better. Uh-huh. So why is he calling his party the U.S. Taxpayers Party when he knows better? He's trying to reach out to some of the sheeple, obviously. At any rate, the problem I'm having in the Libertarian Party is that some of the candidates don't thoroughly understand the issues. For example, Harry Brown, in his book, Why Government Doesn't Work, talks about putting up a Maginot line of anti-missile missiles and then cutting down all the armed services. The problem with that is that when you try to sell goods overseas and the government steal your ships, how are you going to fight those pirates or those governments that are stealing your ships unless you have a good navy at hand? Well, now that you mention it, the United States Navy and the United States Marine Corps are the only constitutional and lawful standing military forces in this country. That's correct. And, of course, you do, I would say you do today need an air force of some kind, not to mention the militia, which Harry Brown never has talked about. So that's one of the major pals with Harry. As for Jacob Hornberger, he's pretty good until he gets to the drug war where he says that the standard of liberty is the government's permission of people to harm themselves. Now, that's a terrible standard because what he's saying is that freedom is rated by how many people commit suicide, and that's wrong. Not only that. He says you've got to have the government's permission to do whatever you're doing. That's right. That's also wrong. Yeah, that's wrong. So I'm going to have to keep looking and keep searching and just keep wailing away at this thing. Why don't you run? I wish I had the money or the time. I've got enough troubles in Louisiana tomorrow at the city council here in New Orleans. They're going to try to pass a law prohibiting street musicians in the French Quarter, except if you get a government license. So I've got to deal with that, and then we've got to deal with the Libertarian Convention, which is in Baton Rouge. Are they trying to destroy their own tourist trade? Absolutely. That's one of the things that people go to New Orleans for. I know, but what they want is to give the musicians' union the monopoly, so that everybody has to go in the clubs and hear the musicians' union bands, and not hear the other types of jazz that goes on in the streets. Ah, you mean the money's going through the back door in little paper bags. Exactly right. That's what it's all about. Exactly right. And they want to stop the underground economy. They've been trying to do that since long before written history ever, long before a man ever learned how to write anything, I guarantee you. Yeah, just ask the folks in New York under that Nazi mayor, Giuliani. Yeah, well, it never works. You can't stop the underground economy. I know. Well, I'll let you go and let the other people come in, but I figured I'd call in to let you know what things are going in as far as I can see it. Thank you. Thank you. That's our man, Jeffrey in New Orleans. He's been listening to this broadcast since it started. I don't remember a time when Jeffrey hasn't been listening and calling this broadcast. I think that's wonderful. 520-333-4578 is the number. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi. Hi. Hi. Let me turn off the radio. That was quick. This is Bruce from Highland Home, Alabama. Bruce, I can barely hear you. I'm calling from Highland Home, Alabama. Okay. And just a second, I'm going to switch phones. Bruce, and everybody else, we don't have time for this stuff. I just wanted to say that the only person I really think can be the next president is the one we have now. I don't think there's going to be an election. Ah, now this is interesting. What makes you think so? Hello? I don't see how anybody can recognize what's going on as being anything but pure death to them. And it's just the way death puts on. Yeah, well, you got a point there. But why do you think there's not going to be an election? What do you think is going to happen? Well, I think you can take the manufactured Y2K situation and develop it. Have a little civil insurrection. Repress it. And cause all the problems you want for a duration of time. To lead in an obvious front man. I don't think Clinton's his own man. Nobody can really do that. Oh, of course not. Of course not. No way in the world is his own man. He's very good at what he does. He's very talented. And he's very worthwhile. And if he's not been moved to the UN, the best place for him, I'm just looking at the tactics from what I would see that a desperate organization would do. And it just makes sense that we have to call off the elections. Maybe the electoral college could be used to put him back in a unique way due to a national emergency. And I just can't see anybody that can do the job as well as he can. Okay, now let me ask you one thing. Does the president or anyone else have the power to suspend the Constitution during time of emergency? I believe that in the War Powers Act. War Powers Act? No, no, no. The Constitution is what tells the government what it can or cannot do. Does it say anywhere in the Constitution that anyone in government or any agency in government has the power to suspend the Constitution in time of emergency? Not in the Constitution. Does it say that in any of the amendments? No. Okay, then so it cannot be done. What can the government do in time of emergency? Bill, it can't be legally done. Can't be lawfully or constitutionally done. Right. That's what we've got now. I don't believe to be legal constitutional government. Well, that's another question altogether. I mean, if they're just out now at Despots, we're going to find out, aren't we? Yes. But constitutionally and lawfully, they cannot do it. The only power that the Constitution allows the government to take in time of emergency is the power to suspend habeas corpus. Period. That's all. Haven't I heard a lot about what Roosevelt did was, in essence, suspension of constitutional provision? Is that what he did? Well, just got finished reading another biography by one of his men, Ace Hall. Uh-huh. And, of course, that was a very, you know, that was the propaganda view of Roosevelt. And... I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm not saying you're right. I'm just asking questions because this is radio. Yes. I personally think people... I really think the sheeple are so well controlled that I don't see much... that the opportunity is there for despotism, and I don't see how it could be... I don't see how these people could pass it up. Well, you may be right. I tend to agree with your version of how things might turn out, but it only depends... it's going to depend upon how far into this Y2K deception the American people buy. Precisely. And will the American people ever wake up to the fact that our government is from us? No population in the history of the world has ever woken up to anything. It's always just been a handful of people that ever knew what in the hell was going on at any time ever. 3% of the Americans participated in the revolution. 30% supported it. Your history is correct. And that's the closest anybody's ever come. Yeah. But have we got that now? I think we do. Are we outnumbered? Probably. It's got to end. I'm afraid that my conclusion leaves invariably there will be resistance and it will end in violence one way or the other. I agree with you. I believe that there will be civil war in this country. There's not much way. If you figure destitism to be what it is, you can't conclude hardly anything else. And I hate to be a realist, but I've been... Well, you've got to be a realist, unless you want to go live in the gates of Disneyland. I agree with that. As much as I try to ignore this problem and get back into American mainstream, I'm having a difficult time overlooking what I perceive to be reality. And I'd rather be labeled a fruitcake and deal with reality. Yeah, well, my goodness. Fruitcakes last longer than any other kind of cake that I ever saw. Especially if you use Jack Daniel. I've done it. It worked. Yeah, well, I've got some that have been in the icebox for two years now. And I used, what is it, Meyers Jamaican rum, I believe it is. Well, a good rum would probably do as well, but I've just gotten... I like the flavor. By the way, all you people out there that think there's something wrong with eating fruitcake that's been soaked and preserved in rum, it's not so because the alcohol evaporates over a short period of time and it's just not even there when you eat it. You don't get any intoxication. If you do, it's all in your head. It does naturally preserve it, though. Yes, it does. And flavors it exquisitely if you choose a good flavor. Yes. But I'm serious, Bill. I don't see that this next election leaves any choice, but I just really see a good opportunity to suspend the election. Well, I think this whole Y2K thing was hooked up just so that they could have that opportunity. It fits into the long-range planning of worldwide deficit that has been trying since Alexander Hamilton to put the revolution in its place. Who spent the most money promoting this Y2K thing when the experts will tell you there's nothing to fear? It's been the government. The government has done it. Well, they also seem to be getting just enough of it out to cause enough people to prepare for it, to cause enough trouble, because enough people won't be prepared for it. And it looks to me like it's being handled quite well that it will end in a good bit of civil unrest. I mean, the economy is going to go through real turmoil. Well, that's okay. Anybody I don't know that comes up this hill with a gun in their hand is dead meat. Roadkill. Well, my 200-year-old well now is back in good shape, and the water is as good as ever, so I'm just going to ride it out. Good. But as voting this election, if I had to, just out of spite, you know, if they make us do it, I'll vote for Clinton, because I know it's coming to an end. That's the best reason for voting for Clinton that I've ever heard in my life. Why not? You know, let's get it over with. Everybody. Pursue true evil, then, you know, thumb your nose at it and hunker down. Well, I've never heard that before. That's interesting. Well, it's a pressure relief bill. Yeah, okay. Thanks. Thanks for calling. Oh, that was funny. You're listening to WBCQ, Monticello, Maine, USA. This is the hour of the time, and I'm still, still William Cooper, by golly. Shut it up. Stop. Touch it up. Turn it up. Shut it up. The End The End The End The End I haven't heard anything about a candidate for the Reform Party. And I believe if he is, that everything that they've said about martial law and everything, and if he don't screw it up like Perot did, that he would get a tremendous following because the Reform Party is in every state already. And if he doesn't have a platform, if he was able to have a platform all over the country and everybody was able to hear what we were for... Well, it's one thing to run. It's another thing to have a platform. You know what the media has done in the past when a serious, threatening candidate presented himself? They just ignore that candidate. He's not invited to participate in debates. He's never interviewed. He doesn't appear on Good Morning America or Larry King Live or any of these other things. And no one has mentioned the fact of the gold mines there. Lots of people have mentioned it. Yeah, but I mean, it's not on the regular media. No. About the, and I've had fair tasks. I get the free Americans. But guess what's worth more than all of the minerals in Kosovo put together? The religious artifacts. No, the contract to rebuild the nation after the bombing. Oh, yeah. I mean, as far as the No World Order is concerned, that's going to be great money for them. They already took the money out of Social Security to do the bombing in the first place. There wasn't any money in Social Security to begin with. I know. There is no Social Security trust fund. There was no budget surplus. It's all the point. And there's no money in the banks much left in Social Security. No. What is money? Money is gold and silver. That's right. And that's all. That's right. Not promissory notes or bank notes or anything else. In fact, it was Franklin Roosevelt. If it was money, it wouldn't say legal tender, would it? No. You know what legal tender is? It means it's okay. It's lawful to tender. It's legal to tender it in payment of debt, but it doesn't have to be accepted. That's right. And it doesn't have to be accepted because it's not money. Right. But you know that Franklin Roosevelt and his friends worked a stock symbol long before he ran for president. And he was the only one that ended up with any money out of the deal. Well, I'd say he was pretty smart, wouldn't you? Oh, yeah. Well, anyone that invests in the stock market has got to be stupid. It's a gambling. You'd go further ahead if you went to Las Vegas and lost it in the slots. Well, it's not crazy for corporations and governments and big entities with millions and millions of dollars to invest to invest in the stock market. It's absolutely asinine, insane, and stupid for any of us to be investing in the stock market thinking that we have any insight whatsoever as to what's going on there. I know that I read Frenzy Finance by Lawson that told the whole thing on the Rockefellers at the turn of the century and what they did and what the Rockefeller family did in the United States at the turn of the century. It's the same thing that they're doing right now on a global basis. And this idea of a global economy is a crock. It's been a global economy ever since Magellan went around the world. And that is just a phrase that they use. You know what I'm saying. Sure. There isn't anything for the last 500 years in any economy that your resources haven't been acquired all over the world to produce products in any country. And all they do is use new trick words to cloud everybody. And right now, one of the biggest problems is, is 40-some-odd percent of all the employees in this country that are in a union work for the government. Yeah. And you tie all of this stuff in together, the world order is in existence. It will be in existence afterwards. The only thing that we can fight for is what rights we have within the system and a just judicial system. And right now, there isn't any. It became in existence when the United States Senate ratified the United Nations Charter and passed. And the President signed the United Nations Participation Act. That established world government at that moment. Yeah. It's been... I'll let somebody else talk with you. I'll turn my radio back on. Glad to talk with you again. It's been a long time. Glad to hear you coming from Maine. I'll be renewing my Veritas magazine, I mean newspaper. And it's you and Clay Douglas that I listen to nowadays. I listen to both rights and the rest of them to see what the new world order wants. Good for you. Have a nice day. Thanks for calling. You're welcome. 520-333-4578 is the number. What is the number yesterday? It will probably be the number again tomorrow. Well, you know, it may not be. I don't know. But right now, it looks like it will be. 520-333-4578 is the number. What do you think about the elections? Who are you going to vote for and why? Do you think there's going to be an election? Why vote? Does your vote make a difference? Good evening. You're on the air. Is this Bill? No, I guess this is Safeway Supermarket. I'm sorry, Bill. Who did you call? I'm calling you. Well, that's who you got. When you call me, you usually get me. Well, listen, I called because you were talking about Pappy Cannon earlier. Yeah. And somebody, I think it was a couple days ago, maybe it was last week, you were going over, it was a program that was rebroadcast from maybe four years ago about the Anti-Defamation League. Yeah. It was actually from five years ago. Oh, okay. Five years ago. Because I just started listening to your station, you know, recently. Uh-huh. Well, let me give you a clue. Everything that you're hearing from everybody else, I don't care who they are. I don't care who they represent. I don't care what their name is. I don't care what station they're on. I don't care if they call themselves a Pappy Cannon. Every single thing you're hearing today that they're telling you is new information. People heard on this broadcast years ago are read in my book even longer ago than that. And if they attended my lectures in 1988, that's when they started hearing it. Mm-hmm. Well, I just had a question about Pappy Cannon. Go ahead. Well, I listened to Pappy and I kind of, like that gentleman that called in, it must have been close to an hour ago. He sounded like a young man. Yeah, I know who you're talking about. And I thought, well, I kind of like Pappy Cannon too, but I kept, when I heard your rebroadcast about the Anti-Defamation League. Uh-huh. And you were talking about, um, the name that came up was John, uh, Domenias, that Ohio, he was a steel worker, I think it was. Yes. And he, uh, was convicted of, well, they, I remember the story because they took him back and tried him in Israel. Yes. Put him on death row, I think, for being the butcher of, uh, I can't remember the title that they gave him, but he was supposed to be a, uh, a terrible war criminal. A war criminal. And he actually wasn't. He wasn't and they knew it all the time and so did the United States Justice Department. Yeah. And I remember though, but you know, the reason why I'm calling it about Pat was, because I can remember Pat was writing, I can remember, I wish I'd say the articles, but I can remember Pat defending this guy. You know, I mean, he was writing columns in, uh, over Detroit News, which we read. I can tell you've never read Hegel, have you? Uh, no, sir. You need to read Hegel. Everything you can get written by Hegel. He, okay, I see that, okay, H-E-G-E-L, right? H-E-G-E-L. Okay. Hegel. Get everything that you can get written by Hegel and read it. Uh, first of all. You can't serve the opposition by pretending to be on our side if you never fight any of our battles. To catch flies, you've got to have a little hernie in the jar. Uh. You're the fly, by the way. Well, I just know what I, you know, I know that he stuck his neck out, and I know that he wasn't afraid of being called as he. Let me give you a clue. If that's all you know, you don't know dip about nothing. Well. And I don't mean that personally. Don't go off Epcot and get all pissed off. I'm not. I'm trying to learn stuff. Well, you've got a lot to learn, believe me. Okay. Okay. You don't vote for somebody because they sound good, or they say things that you like, or that they appear to be fighting your battles. Well. That's how the enemy gets in your camp. I know that. I know that. But you know, Pat, he's never been in office, so you can't root. He has been in office. He's worked for the intelligence community. He's been in the White House, in the Nixon administration. He has served on the National Intelligence Board. He has been a part of the 5412 Committee, which is one of the most secret subversive organizations in this country. That's what I'm trying to tell you. You don't know anything. You're ignorant. Well, maybe I am. Ignorant means without knowledge. It's not an insult. I understand. The way you cure it is you learn. Okay. But this Hegel person, okay, is that, is there, I mean, just Hegel. Hegel's the first name? Hegel. Very famous man in philosophy. Okay. Okay. I'll look him up. You read Hegel and you might get some sunshine in those dark corners. Okay. Okay? Yeah. Thanks for calling. Bye. And keep studying. Most of us, I'll tell you folks, when I was 16 years old, I thought I knew everything in the world. I thought everybody else, especially adults, were just as dumb as could be. Dumb as dirt. Now, I know more than most of the people in this country ever will. And you know what that's taught me? It's taught me that all that I know is nothing compared to what I need to know. Good evening. You're on the air. Yes. Good evening, Mr. Cooper. This is Virginia in Texas. Hi, Virginia. Yeah. George Bush is running over here. And this week he announced, this week or last week, he announced that he was going to be the next president of the United States. And like the previous caller you had there that mentioned that there might not be another election with some shenanigans that might be posed. Uh-huh. I was thinking maybe that Bush has stated that he is going to be the next president. They all say that. Right. Well, what I was thinking was they're, you know, maybe they're going to put in a couple of conservatives, like maybe Bush for president and McCain for vice president and send Bill and Hillary to New York and Bill over to the United Nations. Well, they might do that. You know, if people don't fall for this Y2K thing that there's no run on the banks and they're not able to legitimately declare martial law and steal the nation, then that might be exactly what happens. Well, you know, excuse me? I said then that might be what happens. Oh, okay. I just didn't want to talk over you. Well, I was thinking to myself with this baloney about the Y2K and the knowledge that they're collecting all this information more and more and more every day on everybody for every reason, wouldn't that be a problem if a crash came and all their computers went down? No. No? What? No. Okay. It's fixable. Well, yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. I read that Beritoth. They're not going to lose any information. They're not going to lose a thing. Well, see, this is what I've been thinking, that, you know, that this is the hoax they're playing on people. But in all reality, when you stop and think about it, well, all this stuff they've got on everybody, they wouldn't take a chance on losing that. No, not at all. Well, my goodness. Well, I'm saying, Bill, I enjoy your program. Well, I enjoy you. Thank you very much. And I remember all the times you've called. Okay. Thank you. Thanks for calling. 520-333-4578 is the number. Tonight is a good night. I'm enjoying the broadcast tonight. We've, uh, it's amazing. How did we do this? How did it happen? Good evening. You're on the air. Bill, I want to quote or paraphrase Governor George Wallace and also former Vice President Alvin Barkley. One says, there's not a dime's worth of difference between the two parties. Yeah, I've changed that to a nickel. Whatever. And the other one is, it's not worth a bucket of warm spit. I like the second one the best. He must have said that when they had spittoons in all the saloons and stuff. I believe that. Hey, where can I get some cassettes on that ADL rebroadcast you had? You can order them from us. Just send $1 and a self-addressed stamped large manila envelope with 77 cents postage on it. That's $1 and a large manila envelope with 77 cents postage. And ask for the, uh, our catalog and we'll send you a list. You can order whatever you want out of there. Okay, thank you very much. You're welcome. Let's see, uh, people who say that they are not going to vote because they will not have a choice. Those are the people who deserve all of the political pain they can possibly stand. Uh-oh. Because if you do not vote, you deserve the pain. Therefore, vote. And when you complain about the politician, you have a right to. Where did you hear that from? A wonderful old man called Dad. Wonderful old, your dad. You're talking about your dad? Right. Well, I'm going to have to differ with your dad. In a constitutional republic where a constitution limits the power of government, it doesn't matter whether you vote or not. The government is obligated to protect your rights and the rights of all people and make sure that the law is carried out properly and constitutionally. In a communist or socialist system, they tell you that you have to vote. And in the Soviet Union, where they only had one party and one candidate running, they had 100% of the population voting 100% of the time. You know why? So that they could tell the population, you elected him, it's your fault. You got what you deserved. Okay. Now, where should I send this self-addressed envelope to? Where's the mailing address? Send it to HOTT, H-O-T-T. Uh-huh. In care of 101.1 FM. That's in care of 101.1 FM. Right. PO Box 940. Eager. Eager. Spelled E-A-G-A-R. Arizona. 85925. Okay. Thank you very much, Mr. Cooper. You're welcome. Thanks for calling. Yeah, folks. In a constitutional republic, it shouldn't matter whether you vote or not. But the government must, must do what's right. The problem is this is not a constitutional republic anymore. Hasn't been for a long time. And they're changing your whole thinking about it. That's why they always call it a democracy. It's not. Read Article 4, Section 4, Constitution for the United States of America. See what it says. Good evening. You're on the air. Good evening, Mr. Cooper. Kate from Linwood, New Jersey. Hi, Kate. You know what sparked me to call you? I was reading The Economist magazine May 1st through the 7th, 1999 on page 32. And it says, a plan for reconstruction. The Richard C. Weldon Foundation invites proposals for the post-war reconstruction of the Balkan countries. Sure. And the jury is a distinguished international panel. And the prize is $10,000. And the two $5,000 second prizes will be awarded. The deadline is March the 31st, year 2000. And it's to improve and adapt to a democratic Europe of the 21st century. These specific recommendations are necessary for Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and all former Yugoslavian republics. Isn't that interesting? Yes, isn't it? And they say that it only applies to Kosovo. They've been lying all along. And when was, what's the date of this magazine? It's May 1st through the 7th, 1999 on page 32. Okay. Now, you know how magazines work. You have to have all submissions into the publisher three months before the publication date of the magazine. Uh-huh. And the publication date is always before the date that appears on the cover. Ah. So they already have this all planned out. At least four months before May. And guess what? The blueprint, and it has to be done by 2010. 2010. And this is really, when you said that tonight, oh boy, oh boy, if this isn't the truth, the people would search, and they could see it's right in front of them. Are you kidding? That requires work. No, I've been working on it. That means they'd have to give up some of the seven hours a day of watching television. Or else they'd have to take off from their work day if they didn't want to give up their seven hours of television. And they'd have to actually use their brain and exert themselves. Well, it's quite interesting. And in my mind, I say that Clinton's going to be our first dictator. I don't know. That's how I feel. I think he already is. I do, too. He just dictated to the world. Absolutely. And that's why I think he goes around with that smirk on his face and that cocky attitude with Madame Hickory Dickory Duck. I find it very interesting. So I really appreciate listening, Mr. Cooper. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you for calling, Mr. Madam Hickory Dickory Duck. I call her Madam Not-So-Bride. Madeline Not-So-Bride. Oh, boy. Good evening. You're on the air. Good evening, Bill. Hello. This is Mark up in Litchfield County, Connecticut. Hello, Mark. I was listening to your show, and I listen to it from time to time. And my comment or question may be a slight bit off topic tonight, but I'm wondering how many of your listeners have received letters from their oil companies regarding their in-ground oil tanks. It seems that there's a plot going on. I don't know if it's a conspiracy or what, but it seems that the government is working on trying to outlaw storing large amounts of oil for crises where you may need to... They've been doing that for years, and the excuse is that the tanks, over a period of time, leak into the ground. Right. Correct. I'm just wondering how much attention that particular topic has been getting lately. I don't know. I haven't heard anything about it. It doesn't matter where you put the tank over a period of time, it's going to leak into the ground. Sure, sure. You can put it on top of the roof. You can build it up on stilts. You can set it on the ground. You can put it in the ground. You can float it in the sky. But if you leave it there long enough, it's going to leak into the ground. Well, that's true. But what do you think about the legislation for that? It sounds like right now it's not mandatory, but it sounds like very soon the state governments are going to force people to remove their oil tanks. Well, if it's the state governments, they have a right to do that. If it's the federal government, they have no jurisdiction within the territorial boundaries of any of the states. Well, that's an interesting point. Federal government can't tell you what to do with your property. Right. The state can, under certain circumstances. Is it possible the federal government is pressuring the state governments? Well, I'm sure they are. They're saying we have federal funds for this, and if you accept these funds, you have to agree to do this and this and this by a certain specific time period. You can't have these funds. That's how they bribe the states. Oh, yes. And these selfish politicians, they want to get all the money they can, and then they go to their constituents and say, see, I brought $25 million into the state from the federal government, did it all myself, and this is creating jobs, and you're all going to get a piece of the pie. Bullshit. All it does is take away the sovereignty of the state, the sovereignty of the people, and it takes away our rights and all kinds of things. It's incredible. Well, this is true, but I also think there's a corporate money-making angle to this whole thing. But you don't get the point. It's the fault of the people who think they're getting something for free all the time. Where the hell did that $25 million come from? Well, of course. Of course. People want more handouts. And they think it's free. I also noticed, though, that the same oil company that sent the letter out also offered a service to remove the tank at a fee. Well, of course. Why pass up a good opportunity to make some more money? Right. Well, anyway, that was my comment. That's all I really wanted to say. And after they take it out, they'll sell you the new system that will guarantee for so many years won't leak into the ground. Right. Of course. And then they'll sell you a contract to maintain it. And I suppose that it doesn't matter how old your system is or how new it is. You know, once the state mandates removal, you know, I guess everybody's going to be bound to do so. Well, it depends. There are certain situations where the state can tell you what to do on your property and situations where they have no authority to tell you what to do on your property. Well, that's an interesting twist. It's not an interesting twist. It's called the right of ownership of property. If you really own that property, the state can't tell you dip about what to do with it. Except, I suppose, in situations where whatever's on that property could leak into somebody else's property. Well, then they would have to come in and exercise the right of eminent domain, which means they would have to take your property and pay you just compensation in return for it. Right. All right. That all makes sense. Well, anyway, that was the primary crux of my comment. With regard to the election, I used to think that elections were a matter of voting for the lesser of two evils. Why would you do that? A deal with the devil is still a deal with the devil. Well, that's the point. And if you make a deal with the devil, you're going to rot in hell, if there is such a thing. It doesn't even pay anymore. I got rid of my television set last year because I just didn't see anything of value there. Let's forget the whole concept of hell. If you believe in God, you've always got to fight the battle for good, right? Right. Why would you ever make a deal with the devil? Well, one shouldn't make a deal with the devil under any circumstance. Well, if you vote for the lesser of two evils, isn't that a deal with the devil? It may be so. Absolutely is. Evil is evil no matter how greater or lesser. Evil is still evil. That's what voting is today, though. Well? Anyone who votes is technically voting for the lesser of two evils. Then they're making a deal with the devil. They're supporting evil, aren't they? Right. And if they know that, they're doing it with full knowledge, aren't they? I guess you could say that. And they wonder why God has abandoned this country? Well, we've gone and gotten ourselves into a lot of trouble. That's what I think. Better believe it. I personally don't believe we should be... And we did it. We did it. It's our fault. You want to see what's wrong with this country, folks? Go in your bathroom, close the door, look in the mirror. The reason I say close the door, you don't want your family to see you crying when you recognize the problem in you. Well, the situation behind that, I believe, is that if you fail to act proactively and protest what's going on, then you, by default, are condoning it. Absolutely. Absolutely. That's right. I think that's the problem with the crux of American society is that too many people are couch potatoes or passive. Cowards is the word for it. Let's not beat around the bush. And let's not give anybody any due that they don't deserve. They're cowards. Miserable, rotten, stinking, slimy little cowards. And they're overworked and they're underpaid. Overworked my butt. No people in this entire history of the world has had it so good as the American people. Overworked? Are you kidding me? They're spoiled rotten. They're spoiled rotten relative my butt. Overworked Americans? Are you nuts? It's relative to other countries. Oh, come on. It's relative to history. This is the best time in the history of the world and Americans have it better than any people that's ever lived on the face of this earth. They're spoiled rotten. They're not overworked. Most of them work harder trying to get out of doing any work than they ever do actually work. That's true relative to other countries. However, a few decades ago, we paid much, much less in taxes than we do now. For instance, in 1937, the paycheck, your income tax was about 1% of your total paycheck. I don't care. I'm not a taxpayer. There's no law that requires me to file and pay income taxes, and I don't do it. Well, that's true for those who know. But for those who don't, there are a lot of people out there that are paying these enormous taxes, not to mention property taxes. Would you pay somebody 30% of everything that you ever make without making them prove that you owe it? I think for a lot of people, it's a matter of... It's a matter of cowardice. It's a matter of it being too darn difficult to figure out... No, it's cowardice. You don't have to figure out anything. If somebody comes to you and says, pay me this, it's up to them to prove to you that you owe it. Well, that's true, but they still throw people in jail, and a lot of people, I think, are afraid of that. They're cowards. If everybody stood up and said, hey, there's no law that requires me to file and pay this, they couldn't throw anybody in jail, could they? Well, I agree. And if enough people did that... Cowards condemn themselves. I agree. If enough of American citizenship did that, then there wouldn't be a problem. That's right. Well, I get it. The trouble is... And I will continue to do it. I will not bow to tyranny. I will not pay one dime of their extortion. It's terror money. We're in such a minority, though, that it makes it truly a difficult task for the few that have the courage. Tell that to Jesus Christ and the United States Marines. Well, this is true. Well, listen, that's about all I wanted to say. I wanted to bring up that comment. And I think, you know, people should be aware that, you know, the governments are going around trying to get rid of people's in-ground oil tanks. And that's a potential problem. Okay. Let's not rehash that again. It's not even the topic. You already went through it. Why do you want to do it again? Right. Well, I just want to leave with that thought. We got it. Okay. Thanks for taking my call, Bill. Thanks for calling. Take care. 520-333-457. You can't get on the air and rationalize all that stuff away with me. Cowardice is cowardice, period. Period. Laziness. Cowardice. Greed. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi, Bill. It's Louise Rader again. Hi, Louise. Calling in at the right time. I heard one of my favorite subjects mentioned. Yep. The cowardice expert. Is on the air. I did a little bit of study into it. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. Yeah. And Darth Vader. Who's a new one now? Darth Maul. Why don't we have one called Darth Clinton? Well, he does a pretty good job without changing his name. I mean, anybody named Clinton is probably rushing to the courts to change their name right now. I would be. Or how about Darth Sheeple? We can have the Goat of Mendez or whoever that character is. Well, it's not a, you know, maybe they'll pop up. Yeah, I think they already have. Unbelievable. As for voting, all I can say is that voting in the, any upcoming election is not all that much unlike deciding on what kind of a toilet cover you want to put on your toilet seat after the thing has been backed up and overflowing for the last hundred years at least. It makes just about as much sense and it accomplishes just about as much. There is a way to vote. Recalling the movie War Games, even the computer came up with the answer. The only winning move is not to play. We have too many players in a game that is designed to destroy and enslave us. I've been trying to teach people that for years. Don't play. Don't play the game. Opt out. Don't be a part of their system. Exactly. Stand up and just say no. Draw the line in the sand. Draw the line and say, you don't step over that line this way and I don't step over it that way. Get lost. Get out of my life. Absolutely. Don't play the game. Don't play. Absolutely. Don't. Yeah, absolutely right. They want to play the game. It's obvious. There's nothing. Right now, there's no point in trying to vote. First of all, the Constitution takes care of that. We have the much maligned by the communists, of course, but very constitutional and put in there for a very good reason. We have the Electoral College. That's supposed to take care of all of that. Oh, that was going to be my next subject to bring up. But since you brought it up, go right ahead. In other words. So, I mean, we've got that. There's a voting for president. It's been put in place. It's been thought out well over 200 years ago by people who, you know, I could say that they're geniuses. And you've said many times they knew more about human nature than just about anybody around today. I don't know if that's necessarily a testimonial to their genius so much as it is a testimonial to the utter stupidity of people in this country today. Well, you certainly got a point there. These are people who love freedom. I mean, I'm not one to constantly refer to the founders. I love freedom as much as Thomas Jefferson did, as much as George Washington did, or anyone else, or Nathan Hale. And so do you. And so does Linda Thompson. So do a few of the people listening to the show. And even if it is a handful, I don't care if it's a handful, we're duty-bound because we're conscience-bound. And being people of principle, that's what dictates how we vote and what we do. That's right. Because if we know the difference between good and evil, then if we are the only people voting for something good, and everyone else is voting for evil, then we must do what's right. Of course, that's how consensus, that's why democracy is so important. Because it undermines. It is self-destructive. It is a suicidal system, and the enemy knows it. They wield it like the weapon that it is. Absolutely. That's why Marx and Lenin both said democracy is indispensable to socialism. The ultimate goal of socialism is communism. They know that democracy will lead you right down that road and end up at their ultimate goal. And like the founders, to a great extent, they knew a lot about human nature, although in Star Wars terminology, you could say they were part of the dark side. Yeah. And they knew exactly that this would do it. They knew that such a system would exploit the very worst part of human nature. Or that human nature would exploit the very weakness, the worst weaknesses of the system, and subvert it that way, yes. One of the greatest subversions that ever took place and began the slide was the amendment that did away with the appointment of senators to the United States Senate by the legislatures of the states and made them creatures of the vote. And when they did that, they destroyed the balance between the Senate and the House of Representatives. In fact, when they did that, there is absolutely no need for a Senate anymore. Add psychopolitical manipulation to the masses. Masses, of course, are things. They're not persons. They're things. They're machines that do as they are programmed to do. And what's this crap about democracy? It doesn't... It never did... I often wonder if there ever was even such a thing as democracy. It's a euphemism for total control and manipulation. Yes, and it always slides into a socialistic system. Every single time. Isn't that just... Yes. And that's no coincidence. Everybody thinks that the fall of Rome was due to the invasion of barbaric hordes from outside the Roman Empire. That's not true. Not likely. They had a self-destructive system. The... Rome destructed from within because it became a socialist system where everybody was depending upon the government for their benefits and their handouts and their very existence. And it slid into oblivion. And that's exactly what's happening here. Well, let's get back to this electoral college. Whatever gave the American people the idea that their vote counts in a federal election if they're citizens of the states? Well, I can tell you what I believe it is. Maybe you have some conclusive proof that you have documented in the source, but I can tell you what I believe it is. Go ahead. I believe it's another attempt to grasp at straws. I think that when somebody didn't even have to jump overboard in the first place, and they did because they were stupid or they were cowards or whatever silly reason it was, they decided to grasp at straws. And rather than get involved in the politics of their very own cities and counties and states, they thought they could go to the so-called top, you know, limited power and all that the Constitution grants to the federal government. They wanted a big daddy. Yeah. Well, it doesn't work. Listen, I've got to let you go because I've only got a few minutes left and I've got to talk about that. Okay, well, take it easy then, Bill. Thanks, Lee. Okay, bye-bye. This, see, the whole reason for tonight's broadcast, talking about the elections, talking about who you're going to vote for, talking about the candidate, you know, why you think they're going to get elected or not get elected, was to lead up to this point, ladies and gentlemen. It doesn't matter what you think. You don't have a vote in the national election. Even if you pretend to go vote, which is what all of you do, and even if they count all your votes and put it up on some big tote board, your vote does not count. Never has, never will. And if you just read the Constitution for the United States of America, you would learn that. The president for the United States of America is elected by the Electoral College. The electors in the Electoral College are appointed by the states. Some states allow you to elect the electors. Some states allow you to elect the electors, so when you think you're voting for the president, you're not. You're just voting for an elector. The elector is not required to cast his vote according to the majority will of the people who voted for the elector. None of the members of the Electoral College are required to vote the way that the people of the state they represent wants them to vote. They can vote their conscience. They can vote for anyone they wish to vote for. They can vote for someone who's not even running for president or vice president. That was the whole point of this broadcast, to expose to you that this whole national election process is a bunch of crap. Read the Constitution. It has nothing to do with your vote. Who gets in the White House has absolutely nothing to do with who you voted for. Nothing. If it turns out to reflect the will of the popular vote, it's only because both of the top contenders are working for the same agenda, and so they can afford to put the one that the population think they elected into the White House. Now you wait and see. If Charles Collins were to run on the Reform Party ticket and win the popular vote, whoever is running against him will be put in the White House by the Electoral College, no matter what the popular vote was for Charles Collins. That's my message to you tonight. If you think you can beat this system, you are sorely mistaken. You can't do it. Not on a national level. They have invested too many hundreds of years into bringing into existence their utopian socialist world. And if you think they're going to give it up at the one-yard line, then you don't know anything about the team against which you are playing. Now we'll open the phones again and see what you've got to say about that. 520-333-4578 is the number. I bet that took the wind out of a lot of your sails. It's the truth. And I'll bet you most of you out there listening to this broadcast never realized it, never knew it. All you've got to do is pick up a copy of the Constitution for the United States of America and read it. Read it. It's all in there. It's all right there for you to see. It's as plain as the nose on your face. Good evening. You're on the air. 520-333-4578 is the number. Stick to the topic. Please. We're up at the end of the broadcast. This is important. What I just told you right now is important. And that's what we're going to talk about. 520-333-4578. If you need something else, call in on another night. What do you think about what I just said? Do you believe it? Do you not believe it? Do you have a copy of the Constitution? Have you read it? Do you understand the voting process? Do you understand how the President gets elected? Do you like it? Do you not like it? Good evening. You're on the air. Hello? Hello? George from New Jersey. Hello, George. Okay, I'm just getting my emotions all up in a titty here. And after what you had to say, I've got a couple of things that I wanted to speak to you about. First of all, you know, how does a person rationalize in his mind when he's dealing against a system that's so powerful that it's got everything hocktied. No matter what you do, you don't amount to anything. At the same token, you're supposed to have the courage to stand up against this system and refuse to pay your taxes. I mean, I don't know what kind of reality you live in, but most of the people in my life that I tried to help, half of the time they turned around, they were the ones that would try to bury me. That's right. Right. So, you know, like, I mean, it kind of rubs me the wrong way when I'm being called a coward, where it's true. In some ways, I'm not standing up and exerting my rights. I'm not fighting the system. But I know I'm not a coward because I know if anybody ever touched a hair on my child's head, I don't give a damn how big he is. I'm fighting him to the death. They've already done it. They've taken away 30% of everything that you earned that should have been going to help that child. Should have been going to help your family. And they don't even have the right to do it. Yeah, but, I mean, look at it this way. Oh, come on. Don't yell about me. You know I'm right. Yeah, I know you're right. If you know... I don't see the connection between... If you know you're living under tyranny and you refuse to stand up and cast off the yoke, then you have consented to be a slave and therefore you have no bitch about anything. You have consented to be a slave. Do you realize that today, in this country, most people consider themselves to be living in the wealthiest country, in the wealthiest time period in humanity? I mean, do you expect people to rise up and try to fight off their oppressors when most people are happier than pigs and shit? When you learn to talk on my broadcast, then you can call back. No, I don't expect them to do anything. They're cowards. I've said it a million times. They're cowards. I don't expect them to do anything. I expect those who believe in God and who believe in right and wrong to take the right path no matter what. Always. Never make a deal with the devil. Never choose the lesser of two evils. Always do what you believe and know in your heart to be the right thing to do. Always fight evil. Always fight on the side of good. Even if you have to die for it. Yes, that's what I expect of people like me. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi, Bill. This is Bruce from I Don't Know. I had to respond about your electoral college. Yeah, go ahead. Unfortunately, Bill, this is the irony of the dilemma. To be redundant, the electoral college was meant to be, I believe, an anti-democratic, in other words, Republican aspect of the Constitution. Of course, you're right. It's in there. Everybody should know that. Yeah, and it was supposed to work that way until they took away the Senate. Exactly. However, the Senate, as I recall... The Senate was the balance to protect the sovereignty of the state. Right, and the electoral college was also to reinforce the sovereignty of the state. Yes. The only thing that the Constitution allows us to do, if we're going... And by the way, the word you were looking for, we're not Democrats or Republicans. If we believe in a good form of natural, God-given government, we're constitutionalists. It's the best document we've come up with in 300 years, anyway. That's correct. But, so I prefer to myself as a constitutionalist. That blows people's doors in, usually. Yeah, they don't even know what you're talking about. Well... They never read it. They don't know what's in it. They bring up this outdated thing. I say, yeah, I know, and the Bible's outdated, too. It's... That's their gist. But... But the Constitution's not outdated. It's a living document. It provides within the document itself any provision for change that the people of this country want to allow. They have never allowed any kind of radical or drastic changes to the Constitution. And, Bill, after much study and getting involved in the problem, I actually went to Washington and helped lobby for some things that I thought were... I mean, I actually actively berated those people. First hand, got on the shortwave radio and did all kinds of active and stuff. Because I really thought, if we're going to do anything, we have to at least alert the American people that we have a problem. That's why I started this broadcast. That's why I wrote my book. That's why I do my newspaper. But it doesn't work very well, does it? Well, it works. I can talk to more people now than I could five years ago. Yeah, but I'm talking about actually gaining a consensus of the political opinion to where there could be a restoration without bloodshed. It doesn't work. Well, Bill, I tend to agree with you, but I have no choice but to say 3% of the people pulled off the revolution, only 30% support. Ah, but that was bloodshed. That was bloodshed. That wasn't developing a political consensus of opinion that would allow change without bloodshed. That's what I'm talking about. Maybe, Bill, in the information age, and there's something to that, we can use electronic bullets. Maybe economically we really can get a hold and get people to use things like boycotts and tax revolts and actually make a difference. It's using information instead of bullets. Maybe, Bill. It doesn't work. Well. I've been trying it for years and years and years. I've watched other people try it. It doesn't work. People are so, so disillusioned now that they won't even participate in boycotts anymore. Bill, we've stopped legislation to torpedo the American patent system, and we're going to do it again. And it's one step at a time. That's because that wasn't one of their big agendas. You didn't stop NAFTA, did you? You didn't stop GATT, did you? Even though all the telegrams and letters and phone calls ran 1,000 to 1 against passing them, they still did it, didn't they? Because that is number one on their agenda, to merge the nations into regional governments instead of separate nations sovereign in their own right. I'm not a nationalist either, but I will say that I uphold the sovereignty of any nation in the world, including the worst of dictators, because sovereignty is the only way we can combat one world government. That's right. And I don't care if it's Idi Amin. I'm going to support his sovereignty and what they did in... But you saw what the sheeple did in regards to Yugoslavia. We had no right there. Yugoslavia had not committed an act of war against any other nation. NATO was a defensive pact. It's a United Nations military force. They ignored their own treaty, the NATO treaty. They ignored the United Nations Charter. They ignored the United Nations resolutions and the requirements to have the approval of the Security Council. The President of the United States ignored the Constitution for the United States and went over the 60 days time limit of the War Powers Act. And absolutely, Congress abdicated their responsibility on every, every aspect of this. And the American sheeple supported it all the way. Which is why I go back to what I said before. I'm not sure that... Of course they could do it with just the Electoral College, but I'm not sure they're going to have an election. Because I don't see how they can pass up a talented man like Bill Clinton and take him out of his position he's in because he's so damn defective. I mean, it's good. Give credit to where credit's due. You may be right. If they're successful in pulling off this Y2K scam, Clinton may be president forever, or until he dies. They only need it for four more years, according to how I read their game plan. Well, I think if he stays in, he's there for good. Well, the last president is what I'm clear. That he'll be the last acting president of the United States. He's only an actor now. He's good. He'd become the king, wouldn't he? Yeah. Well, I don't think he's ready for world government yet, so I don't think they've got a place to put him. Or maybe they'll make him into the Messiah. Well, come on, Bill. Don't make me dream bad in the dreams tonight. Hey, that's what they're going to do. Whoever ultimately sits on the throne of the world will be presented as a Messiah. I guarantee it. And I also guarantee you that the majority of the sheeple of the world will buy right into it and believe every word of it. Well, after what I've seen that they can do with him, that's what I'm saying. I might have bad dreams tonight. Because anybody can show... You'll be in good company in those dreams. The decrepit morality and still be able to pull it off. I mean, that's, you know... Even Roosevelt could do that. What are you talking about? Roosevelt did it. They loved him. They still worship Roosevelt. Well, I know, but he never... Roosevelt couldn't bring it out publicly. Are you kidding? Well... If they had had television and the Internet, back then, Roosevelt would have been murdered in his bed, and the people of the United States would have taken Washington, D.C. apart stick by stick. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Absolutely. Somehow I see Clinton as being better at it than Roosevelt. Well, sure, he has to be. He lives in an age when you can see into every corner if you want to. Okay. Back then, they couldn't. So, it's the mother of the necessity of invention. Yes, you got it. All right. Well, I really think that the Electoral College actually could... If we could figure out how to get the right people in there, we could get a Charles Cobb. Well, not without a Senate appointed by the state legislatures. See, they've completely destroyed the balance of power in government. There isn't any balance of power anymore. Obviously, that's the way it certainly seems to be functioning when you determine how something works by what it really does. Yeah. So, I can't argue that point. Yeah, that's reality. Don't listen to what they say. Watch what they do. Watch what happens. Don't listen to what they say. Watch what happens, and that'll tell you what's going on. Well, I thought the last election was enough of a sham, and I just don't see why they need to go to that trouble again. Okay. Don't see. I don't... I don't have any argument with that. Okay. Talk to you later. Okay. Bye. Thanks for calling. Let me see here. Okay, folks. I guess that does it. Good night. God bless each and every single one of you. And if you've always wondered whether your vote counts or not, in a state election, yes. In an election for the House of Representatives and the Senate, yes. For the President of the United States, your vote doesn't mean beans to anybody, period. Read the Constitution for the United States of America. And maybe, just maybe, you might figure it out by yourself. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 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