The Everyone's The End I'm back. And boy, have I got news for you. You're listening to the Hour of the Time, and I'm William Cooper. Ladies and gentlemen, I've been conducting quite a bit of research. I've been traveling. I've been meeting with some pretty important and prominent people. And things are happening, and I'm going to be telling you all about most of it tonight. Some of it will have to wait, simply because that's the way it is. Yes, folks? Gene Miller is taking a break from the mines to up here, right here, nowhere else, the Hour of the Time, with the Metal Report. Good evening, Gene. Mr. Miller, where are you? Well, it looks like we lost him. We'll see if he calls back. Is that you, Gene? It's me. I've been trying to get through. Well, we thought we had you on the line. Did you call? Yeah, but it just went dead. No, Gene. I put you on hold. Oh. I told you that a hundred times. Don't hang up. Normally, I can tell when it's on hold, but I just sound like it went dead here. That's all right. You came back right on cue. Okay. What's happening? Oh, we're on the line. I'm sorry. Well, Gold caught me off guard there, buddy. Gold had a high of $3.7790 and a low of $3.7550. To close at $3.7660, up $0.30. Silver had a high of $4.71 and a low of $4.60 to close at $4.64, down a penny. And the platinum had a high of $404.80, low of $401.70 to close at $404.50, down $1.50, or up $1.50, I'm sorry. And the Dow had a high of $3.744 and a low of $3.78, close at $3.7550, down $10.4 points. Gene, did you hear that music? Yeah. I remember having one of those things. You're not supposed to talk when I'm playing music. Oh. When you hear something like that, just clam up. Oh, okay. That's okay. Keep going. A little bit of, I guess, good news for Christmas. And this is something that just happens usually the latter part of December or November in through December. A lot of the wholesalers, even in the bullion market, the numismatic market, they have a softening of the prices because they're just trying to get rid of all their inventory for the end of the year. Some of the places have inventory tax at the end of the year, so they're trying to unload everything as much as possible. So we got some very good prices on everything from junk silver, silver rounds, numismax, you name it. You can probably save anywhere from 10% to 20% right now. Then usually after the first year, they kick your prices right back up. So take advantage of that right now. If you're trying to get your tax situation, if you have that, get it in line. This is the best time to actually be buying right now because you're going to probably see one of the lowest prices of the year. Also, just for those that have not received that Economic Solutions book, I know a lot of people have, and it's an awesome little book. But for the first 100 people that would call in tonight and identify themselves as being a William Cooper listener, you're going to get our voicemail, but go ahead and just leave your name and number, and someone who will return the call tomorrow, but identify yourself as being a William Cooper listener. For the first 100 people, we'll give you one of those books for free, which are $8.95 values. It's a good book, too. It's a great book. I mean, it's an awesome book, and you'll learn a lot from it. So that's all I have. Make it short and sweet. Apologize for missing you earlier. Oh, that's all right. We thought we had you on the line. I thought I sounded like a dummy. I thought I got on it the first time. No, when you didn't come on, you just made the music back up, and then you called exactly, answered when the music ended. So it was perfect. It was actually perfect. You know, don't tell them that we rehearsed this just to have a little fun tonight. They'll never know. Okay, Gene. Look forward to seeing you this weekend. Yes, sir. I will be there. All right, buddy. Good night. Bye. 1-800-289-2646. Call now, folks. Get yourself a copy of that book. It's a great book. You need it. 1-800-289-2646. 1-800-289-2646. 2-800-266-OS, 1-800-289-2646. 1-800-289-2646. 1-800-289-266. I feel it good, I feel it good, I feel it good. I've been my heart blind and do it again. You found a dream, I can step on it. I know what you could stop. I feel it like I'm sorry, it's been. And I feel it like it's kind of creepy. I feel it good, I'm not too late. Down by the river, where it's been made by. Down by the river, where it's been made by. You know how to scrap all this and become a DJ. Music is just too much fun, folks. I just really love it. And I mean love it. Well, I've got an awful lot to cover with you. And if I get it all covered, we'll go to the phones. If I don't, we won't. This weekend, December 10th, 1994, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. In the Mesa Amphitheater, 201 North Center Street, Mesa, Arizona. Campaign USA. I'll be there. Red Beckman will be there. Dr. Gene Schroeder will be there. I just saw Dr. Gene Schroeder in Kansas City. John B. Nelson will be there. And we're going to take it from A to Z, folks. And I think I'm going to be the one that finishes up and puts it all together. And that's as it should be because I'm the only one that's ever been able to put it all together and tie all the loose ends and make it come out like a sausage link. All hooked up nice and neat. Put it on your plate. And everybody can see exactly what it is and what makes it work. So, if you want to go, call 1-800-REFOUND. R-E-F-O-U-N-D. 1-800-REFOUND. That's the Foundation of America. 1-800-REFOUND. I have no idea how much the tickets are. Oh, here they are. Advanced tickets, $15. $20 at the door. It's going to be well worth it, folks. Red Beckman will be there. If you haven't read his book, The Law That Never Was, I suggest you do it. Dr. Gene Schroeder will be there. I just spent some time with him in Kansas City, Missouri. I don't know which one I was in, but I don't remember crossing the river. But everybody kept saying Missouri, and I still don't remember crossing that river. But be that as it may. Dr. Schroeder is a driving force for the American agricultural movement. He's going to present a precise and powerful overview of perhaps the most shocking legislative event in our nation's history. You'll learn how Franklin Delano Roosevelt, that great socialist, used the war and emergency powers to undermine the Constitution and enslave the American people. John Nelson. I'm not going to tell you anything about John Nelson. If you can be there, I would say that that's going to be the highlight of the day. But if you make up your own mind, all of these speakers are good, and they are experts in their subjects. And if you get a chance to attend Mr. Nelson's workshop, which I think is a three-day thing, do it. You'll never regret it in your whole life. So that's December 10, 1994. From 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. Mesa Amphitheater, 201 North Center Street, Mesa, Arizona. Advanced tickets $15. At the door, $20. Make sure you're there. And if you'd like more information, call 1-800-REFOUND. R-E-F-O-U-N-D. Oh, boy. I'll tell you. Things are just happening so quick, I can't hardly keep up with it. I was just in Kansas City, ladies and gentlemen, for a meeting on the 2nd and 3rd, which was last Friday and Saturday, with Mr. Walter Myers, who's the executive director of the Constitutionist Networking Center. Ex-Governor Evan Mecham of Arizona was there. Doris Beimer was there. Alex DePena of the, I believe he's with the Libertarian Party. Carly Peterson was there. Jackie Bradley, also with the Libertarian Party. Lynn Bay, Rich Bay. Romy Haslick. California State Senator Don Rogers. Nick Ivanovich. Ron Stewart from North Dakota. J.J. Basil. Nelson Bernauer. Vince De Niro of the Citizens Agency Joint Intelligence and the Constitution Party was there. Dr. Greg Dixon. Louis B. Hall. Elmer Vaughn. Glenn Walquist. I believe that Glenn was there for the United We Stand people. I may be wrong about that. Ted Seifert. Reed Grano. Dr. Gene Schroeder. Senator Charles Duke. State Senator Charles Duke from Colorado. Joseph Stump. Stephen Givett. And Al Moore, the head of the American Party. And yours truly, William Cooper, representing the Constitution Party and the Intelligence Service. And, of course, in my press role as your host of the Hour of the Time attended also. We had people there representing the United We Stand, the Populist Party for the People, the Libertarian Party, the American Party. Everybody that you can think of that is not a part of the Democratic or Republican Party attended this meeting. The reason for the meeting, ladies and gentlemen, was this. You see, I told you a long time ago there's no difference between these two parties. And what happened post-election was predicted by me and only me. Nobody else knew that there wasn't going to really be any difference. And that GATT would pass and all that kind of stuff. I knew it all along. Because they're the same organization. Enacting a little melodrama for the shameful of the nation to try to make them think that there are two different parties. And when Clinton administration, the Democrats were in deep trouble. They just changed the name. But the tune is the same. If you know what I mean. The Constitutional Networking Center, or the Constitutionist Networking Center, decided quite a while ago that if the 96 presidential race is a three-way contest, we will have a third-party president. I agree with that. Perot will try to organize a third party, but won't ever address the real issues. He never did to begin with. He also would scrap the Constitution if he were elected, or he stated during his first run, right after his first little television circus act, where Tom Brokaw asked him questions, and he fielded questions from sort of a semicircle audience, or a circular audience that he sat in the middle. So after that was over, just before the satellite coverage went off the air, a reporter cornered Perot on the way out and asked him, what about the Constitution? He said, the Constitution is an old document created by men over 200 years ago who didn't understand the complexities of the modern age. We have to change the system. When Perot said system, he meant the Constitution. So, if you want to jump on his bandwagon, that's your business. You'll never find me there. General retired Powell will either run as an independent or as the vice presidential candidate on the Republican ticket. Mark my word. He will not address the real issues either, and he'll carry 80% of the black vote unless there's a black on the Constitutionist team. We're going to talk about that. Only by addressing the real issues and through the execution of a well-planned and well-managed grassroots effort supported by most professed Constitutionists will we be able to win the presidency in 1996. The effort, ladies and gentlemen, will require at least $20 million plus the matching funds and the support of most disgruntled United We Stand America members and the support of the other third-party members. For the third parties that would rather be a part of a winning team than an also-ran, there's a scenario under which they may cooperate, and that's what this meeting was all about. And the challenge that we all had to face there in Kansas City was to define it, and we did. The needed support, ladies and gentlemen, will be available if Constitutionists are provided a viable candidacy and the leaders of the Constitutionist movement will let patriotism rather than egos and love of money motivate them. And I hope you understood 100% what I just said. The 1996 election may be the last. In fact, I believe it will be the last opportunity for the restoration of the Constitution due to the rapid dismantling of the United States military and the rapid move into international socialism. Over 40% of America's voters, we know, are Constitutionists at heart. And we believe that many more who have never read the Constitution don't have the biggest idea what it's all about will come over to our side once they discover the truth. Now, we had some options, and this is what our options were, and I'm going to tell you what we finally decided to do. Number one, we could sit out the 1996 election. It was not a desirable action. It could be better for Constitutionists to expend resources on other actions rather than in support of a non-viable candidacy. And I think many of you understand what those other resources and actions would be. Two, support one or more non-viable candidates in order to help educate the public. But if that's going to be the last chance we have, what good would that do? Three, support the Republican candidate that's closest to a Constitutionist during the primaries. But that would be a losing venture because the Republican candidate will be the enemy's Manchurian candidate, so to speak. Number four, we could support the most constitutionally committed and viable candidate from among the many provided by the minor parties. Considerations could include and do include and any, will any but the libertarians have ballot status in enough states to make them viable? I believe so. I believe the Constitution Party will, and we're going to talk about that tonight. Will the libertarians change their platform to bring it into conformance with the Constitution? Well, we found out at the meeting they will not. In fact, we found out that they don't even believe in the Constitution, or at least parts of it. To be fair, parts of it are not acceptable to the libertarian party. Therefore, the libertarian party is not acceptable to us as Constitutionists. Can any minor party realistically hope to generate the resources needed to win in 1996 with two or more minor party candidates contending for the same resource and voter base, and especially if an independent, Perot, and or Powell, enters the race as a third party? I believe the answer to that is yes. And again, I believe the answer to that lies with the Constitution Party, whose platform is the Constitution. And another question, which, if any minor parties, share our goal of returning government to within the limits prescribed by the Constitution? Well, what we discovered at this meeting, folks, was everyone except the libertarian party. And I mean that, everyone. And some of the libertarians professed to be sympathetic with our goals, yet, idealistically, could not join with us, although they offered help along the way, which we will accept. number five, elicit cooperation among the minor parties wherein several would adopt the Constitution as their national platform, cooperate with one another in the presidential campaign, and try to sell their parochial ideas, which fall under the powers reserved to the states or the people in state-level political contests. Now, parochial just means local, folks. It has nothing to do with anything else other than that. some of the considerations that we had to think about were the window of opportunity, which is just opening for 1996, and we must seize the moment. Options number two and four that I read to you earlier offer very little in the short term. Option five, which was the last one I read to you, is contingent on enough of the minor political parties cooperating with one another to ensure voters will have a viable constitutionally committed presidential candidate in 1996. That holds promise. And, if option five is chosen, a decision must be made on whether to pursue only that option or a combination of three and five. If option three and five are selected, it was suggested that the following would be common to both and should be pursued with haste. So, these are the following. One, a concept to be adopted wherein it won't be only a president going to Washington, but a team of committed constitutionists who will develop and implement a multi-year plan focusing on our goal. The goal is the restoration of the republic. The constitution is the supreme law of the land. The team should include favorite sons from key states. a list of individuals should be prepared of those having potential to be good presidential candidates and our cabinet members. It might include many different people. All state senators and our representatives introducing the 10th Amendment resolution or Federal Mandates Act could be good candidates for members of these elected teams, including president or vice president. An advisory team consisting of former politicians might also be considered, provided that they were staunch constitutionists. Let a meeting be held as soon as possible among those identified who share our goal and will participate under the scenario developed at our conference in Kansas City. And that will be forthcoming as we identify viable candidates who can inspire the nation. An urgent and all-out effort will be made to get people to sign the pledge to the constitution and to immediately begin raising funds and I'm going to ask that you all begin to do that tonight. An option which may have to include some full-time paid members should immediately be created to manage the effort and we have committees determining that. Put out media releases describing the decisions made at our conference and how constitutionists can help implement them. Get spokespersons under all possible radio talk shows and other outlets to spread the word. Now, if these are to be pursued, we suggest that we begin organizing now, not tomorrow, not next month, not next year, not in 1996 when everyone else will be organizing, but now. We need to organize mobile information teams composed of campers with pamphlets delure, with policy statements, with copies of the constitution as our platform to saturate the early primary states of Iowa, New Hampshire, and the others. With all the information that we can get to those people, beginning as soon as possible, but no later than October 1, 1995. If we're going to do this, a decision has to be made on which parties will participate and who will run as presidential candidates up to the convention. It is also urgent that a workshop be held among participating party leaders, selected ballot qualified state party chairmen, individuals willing to help gain ballot status where necessary, and are those willing to host regional conferences, and are to run as state and federal legislative candidates. We are going to make an all-out effort, ladies and gentlemen, and you're going to have to help or suffer the consequences of your inaction. This is it, like it or not. The wolf is at the door. This is our last chance, I can assure you. We met in Kansas City, we considered all of those things, and we had some disagreements and some minor arguments, and we had some people whose only goal was to switch us over to their particular party. Most people do not have the means, nor the legal methods whereby they can change their party platforms, or the methods whereby they select candidates, until it's too late. The Libertarian Party can do absolutely nothing, they told us, until July of 1996, making the Libertarian Party not viable for what we want to do, unless at the last minute we find that we are not going to succeed in any other manner, and then we should flock en masse, join the Libertarian Party, storm their convention as delegates, and take over. But that's a last-ditch effort. And if we have to do that, because it's a last-ditch effort, it could result in dismal failure, and it could cause the staunch supporters of the Libertarian Party to walk out, which would invite failure in the long run anyway. So, this is what we have decided at that meeting. And ladies and gentlemen, I have to assure you that everyone who attended were good, solid people who believe in the Constitution of the United States of America. They know where the country is headed. They know what steps we must take as a one-last-ditch effort to prevent bloodshed and restore the government, the republic. They're willing to do whatever is needed. I saw miracles happen there. I saw people who sit at the disparate ends of debate and beliefs and activism policy come together. Literally everyone there voted unanimously to adopt this resolution that I'm going to read to you right after our break. We all came together with one mind that nothing is more important at this moment than patriotism, unity in the face of the enemy, selecting a viable team of candidates to take the place of the traitors in Washington and restore the Republican government under the Constitution of the United States of America to the nation. It was a historic meeting meeting. And I am extremely proud to have been able to have been a part of it. I think if we are successful, that meeting will go down in the history books of the nation. As the foundation from which it all sprang, the punt, if you will, much as the Constitutional Convention of our forefathers whereby they drafted that great document and then sold it to the states. See, the people didn't send them there. They went on their own knowing what they had to do, knowing that it would be hard to sell to the people and to the states, but they did it. And we have done something similar, not quite as great, but equally historic and important in its brevity and its import and in the possibilities which may arise there from. our message to the traders in Washington. understand. We will Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do? What you gonna do when they come for you? Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do? What you gonna do when they come for you? 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Whereas the undersigned, being alarmed over our federal government's departure from the principles and procedures set forth in our Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the United States, and wanting to cooperate with one another, and with others who share our concern in pursuit of a goal of returning the federal government to within the limits prescribed by the Constitution, while maintaining our independence and freedom to differ with one another on the application of the enumerated powers assigned to the federal government and the issues, falling within the powers reserved to the states or to the people under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution when we so choose and on the strategies for pursuing them, and whereas we have met on December the 2nd and 3rd, 1994, in Kansas City, Missouri, at the invitation of the Constitutionist Networking Center's Partisan Political Action Objective Pursuit Team, to discuss the need to, and ways of, cooperating with one another in pursuit of our common goal, to include ensuring American voters are offered viable, constitutionally committed political alternatives in the 1996 elections, and whereas we recognize our cooperation is contingent on having a common platform delineating the policies and procedures to be pursued by the federal government, and whereas a precedent for such cooperation was set in previous times when several individuals and representatives of political parties became alarmed over the concerns we now share, and whereas those individuals and representatives agreed upon a common platform to be applied to the operation of the federal government, and then agreed to organize a new political movement at the national level, by individually and jointly agreeing to cooperate with one another, and to adopt a platform known as the Constitutional Union Platform, and whereas the undersigned wholeheartedly agree with the context of the preamble to, and the Constitutional Union Platform per se, that the Constitution of the United States of America says what it means, means what it says, is not difficult to understand. Be it resolved, that the undersigned hereby commit ourselves to cooperate with every individual and organization sharing our four-stated goal, and to help develop, promote, and support a plan which will include a national convention to be held in the third quarter of 1995, whose purposes will include the selection of a presidential and vice-presidential candidate who share our individual and organization's concerns and interests, recognizing the wisdom and patriotism of our kindred spirits, and honoring their efforts by adopting the following platform, which is derived from the Constitutional Union Platform. We affirm our sincere loyalty to the Constitution of the United States, and express our deep confidence in that document as the basic law of our land. We deplore all attempts to violate it, whether by legislation, by means of invasion, or through judicial interpretation. We believe in the principles of liberty and justice enunciated in the Declaration of Independence and in the Preamble and Bill of Rights of our Constitution. We declare ourselves in hearty support of our system of representative government, with its plan of checks and balances, and express our firm intent to serve all the people of our nation with a constructive, forward-looking program of good government, dedicated to the preservation and restoration of our Constitution, the restoration of our republic, and the welfare of our country. Experience has demonstrated that platforms adopted by the partisan conventions of the country have had the effect to mislead and deceive the people, and at the same time to widen the political divisions of the country by the creation and encouragement of geographical and sectional parties. It is both the part of patriotism and of duty to recognize no political principle other than the Constitution of the country, the union of the states, and the enforcement of the laws, and that as representatives of the men and women of the country and national convention assembled, we hereby pledge ourselves to maintain, protect, and defend, separately and unitedly, these great principles of public liberty and national safety against all enemies, at home and abroad, believing that thereby peace may once more be restored to the country, the rights of the people and of the states re-established, and the government again placed in the condition of justice, fraternity, and equality, which under the example and constitution of our fathers has solemnly bound every citizen of the several states and of the United States to maintain a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the resolution that was drafted by all of these different people from all of the different parties and organizations in Kansas City, Kansas or Missouri. I believe the document says Missouri. I never did find out which part of the city we were really in. And to tell you the truth, I didn't really care, except I think those residing in the state of Missouri will ultimately be very proud of this document. Now, this can end up being just that, just another document. I have pledged that it won't end up being just another document. We're going to make this work. I want people to write me letters beginning right now, volunteering, to head up states, to head up ballot access teams to collect signatures, to put the Constitution Party on the ballot of every state in the Union no later than the end of summer 1995. And if we begin now, we can do this. We will have our convention in the fall of 1995, and we will select our candidates for president and vice president at that time. You on your local levels will select your candidates for your state and local offices at your level. They must be people who can sign their names to this resolution, who will pledge allegiance to the Constitution, and who will pledge to restore Republican government to the United States of America and the Constitution as the supreme law of the land. Now, Aaron Russo is going to be on television here soon if everything goes properly. and he will be selling this to the nation on television. We're going to need individuals in each state to function as activists to sell it to the people in your state on local county and state levels. In other words, ladies and gentlemen, I'm asking you to put your action and your money where your mouth is. We need funds. If Aaron goes on television, I will be taking over the leadership of the Constitution Party, and I'm going to need volunteers all over the nation, and I'm going to need at least one or two people who are going to be willing to move here because this will become the headquarters, the national headquarters of the party. Now, if Aaron doesn't go on television, then he will continue to run the party. If he does, I will take over the leadership of the party, and Aaron will function as our spokesperson on television, and me and many others will function in that manner on radio, and of course, all of you are going to have to do that in your school boards meetings, your county supervisor meetings, your city council meetings, door-to-door in your neighborhoods. This is our last chance to do it, ladies and gentlemen, without bloodshed. And we can, and we will, it requires that everybody take their ego and put it in their pocket and leave it there. It's going to require that everybody take some money out of their pockets, substantial amount of money if you can afford it. And to some people, ten dollars is a substantial amount of money. To others, a thousand dollars is nothing. So I'm going to ask you all to get on board with us to help us restore Republican government, restore the Constitution as the supreme law of the land, pair the federal bureaucracy down to the size that it should be. And that's some substantial trimming, I can assure you. we're going to ask that you work. We're going to ask that you put your efforts and your money where your mouth is. And if you don't do it, we're going to ask that you shut up and get out of our way. Because if you don't help us in this effort, you have no right to complain. You have no right to cry. You have no right to whimper. And if you're helping in this effort, I believe we'll be successful and nobody will need to do those things in the long run. And it's not as difficult to get on the ballot of every state in the union as you may think. For instance, in Arizona, ballot access for a new party presidential candidate is only 6,079. signatures signatures of independent voters. 3%. Big deal. That's easy to do. And we can do it in the time allotted that I've outlined tonight very quickly and very easily. You're all going to have to join the Constitution Party and you're going to have to do it now. You can hold membership in two or three or four parties if you wish and you don't have to determine which one you're going to vote on until the primaries in 1996. So, let's get doing it now. And now that you've heard all this and I'll talk again about some of these issues tomorrow night, let's go to the phones. Good evening. You're on the air. Good evening, Mr. Cooper. This is Vernon in Tulsa and I just wanted to remind everybody that the Constitution Party in Tulsa is going to be having its second meeting December the 15th. It'll be at the Tulsa Public Library at 6.30 p.m. December the 15th, Tulsa Public Library at 6.30 p.m.? Yes, that's 5th Street and Denver Avenue in Civic Center Plaza. Okay, everybody in Oklahoma, make sure you're there. Oklahoma, Arkansas, southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas. Everybody's welcome. We had people there from Texas before. Good. But, we've got to start organizing strong party affiliates in every state. That's correct. We have to do this fast. We have to do it efficiently. We have to do it without crying and yelling and moaning. We have to do it without everybody trying to get credit for everything. It's got to be done that way and it's got to be done quickly. We don't have any time left. Thank you for calling. Thank you. Keep up the good work. Good night. 602-337-2524 602-337-2524 is the number. If you'd like to comment on what you just heard, now's the time to do it. 602-337-2524 We have a lot of work to do, ladies and gentlemen. An awful lot of work. And we have to do it quickly and efficiently. which means you're going to get to get off the couch. You're going to have to get in gear. You're going to have to do what you've never done before. Some of you who have never been active at anything are going to have to get active with us in this. You're going to have to dig down in your pockets and you're going to have to contribute money. The figure arrived at in Kansas City was $20 million. I think, ladies and gentlemen, we had better shoot for double that. We had better shoot for $40 million and ask for the matching funds which would bring us up to $80 million because I can assure you that if we pose a serious challenge to the status quo, our enemies have bottomless pockets and they will pull out more money than you've ever dreamed of in your life. we can still win because we will inspire the nation. Good evening. You're on the air. Wait. Hello? Turn off your radio. Okay. Hang on a second. I don't have time to hang on. We've only got a few minutes left in the broadcast. I've told you people to call a radio station, turn off your radio. Don't wait until you answer and then say wait a minute and go rush to turn off your radio. There's no time left. This is the end of the broadcast. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi, Bill. This is Ed from Sydney Valley, California. I've already begun with the Constitution Party. I've been passing the Constitution Platform Party out all over the city here and gone to the library and posted it there and given it to all my friends. I'm doing my part and you really inspired me and I think I'm going to try to get it in the newspaper this week. Good. Not only newspaper but radio talk shows and everything. Write me a letter because we're going to send you the forms you're going to need because we're going to ask that you start going out and collect signatures to get on the ballot. Okay, Bill. We're also going to need volunteers to register the party in every state, set up a party headquarters. We're serious, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to be working. I doubt if I'm going to get any sleep between now and Election Day in 1996 and if I can do it, you can do it. I'm doing 50,000 different things and it's not easy and it's not going to be easy for you but we have to do it. Well, I'm going to do a mail mailing too. I'm planning on doing that. Wonderful. So, keep up the good work. Good morning. I listen to you all the time. This is my first time calling and I love your show and you're doing a good job. Thank you. I bless you. Sounds like you're doing a good job too, my friend. Thank you for calling. 602-337-2524. That's it, folks. We're going to ask you to quit complaining and start doing. We're going to give you solutions from now on and not problems because it's too late to educate any more people as to what the root of all these problems are about the history of the mystery religions, about the all of the things that have happened in the last 60-some odd years. It's time for action. It's time for solutions. It's time for those of us who understand what the problems are to inspire those who don't to wake the nation in a great groundswell, a grassroots inspired movement to bring the Constitution back and thus liberty and freedom and, of course, all of the things that go with it. Good evening. You're on the air. Yes, hello. You had a guy calling last week. He was from the Black Panther Party militia. Mm-hmm. Do you realize, of course, that those guys would kill you just as soon as they kill anybody else? Oh, you're so stupid as hell. Are you? If you want to live in Greenland, folks, go right ahead. Across this country, there are people waking up who are black, yellow, green, purple, who belong to every church you can think of, who understand what liberty and freedom is all about. And understand that none of us can have it. If you believe and talk like that sniveling little twit that just called, we're about coming together, not tearing apart. And if you're a racist of any kind, we don't want you. If you're a religious bigot of any kind, we don't want you. For you could not practice your religion if it were not for the Constitution of the United States of America. None of you could. And if you're of the persuasion that you would take the religious freedoms away from everyone else because yours is the best, I can assure you that that kind of thinking will result in your loss of your religion ultimately. Because what you will bring us down to is ruled by the law of the jungle. Whoever's got the biggest gun, whoever's the biggest bigot, whoever's willing to shed the most blood, will rule the country and the world. As long as I'm alive, I'll stop you any way I can. If you fit any of those descriptions or come anywhere near. This nation is about individual liberties and freedom for all people. All people. Anybody in this country, no matter what color, what religion, what creed, can do anything they want as long as they don't hurt anybody else in the doing it. And as long as it's not prohibited by the Constitution or by the states. If you don't understand that, then you go somewhere else and play your stupid little games because those of us in this country who have a brain and understand what is the end result of your kind of warped thinking are not going to allow you to play in our sandbox. Good evening. You're on the air. Hi. My name is Mike from New York. Hello, Mike. How you doing, Bill? I totally agree with what you just said, and that's one of the reasons why I listen to your show. And I just want to appreciate you reaffirming that. And I was talking with a couple of my friends tonight, and we were talking about how much time it takes to research certain things, kind of get all your ducks in a row to say. But that's what it takes. You just got to do it. That's right. And that's what it comes down to. And I just wanted to call in and say that. I got your book. It's fantastic. It's very enlightening. And I just wanted to call in and say that, you know, you just have to do it. You just have to make the time. And that's all I have to say. Thank you. Have a good day. Thank you for calling. Oh, I'm glad he mentioned that because I forgot to. Folks, we're giving, just giving it away. $18.50 for non-members, $15 for members. Behold a pale horse. Remember, I'm not self-published. We have to buy the book in order to sell it to you from the publisher. The retail price is $25. If you know anything about book sales and wholesale prices, you know that I'm giving the book away so that you can give it away for Christmas. And we hope that's what you will do with it, that you will buy several copies and give it away as Christmas presents. And we also have the entire text of the ADL fact-finding report on the militias. And the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms briefing report on the militias. Both of those reports, I think it's 42 pages or something like that. $10 postpaid. Now, you need to get these reports and you need to be able to prepare an answer to deal with the press as the militia comes under more and more attack. Tomorrow night, I'll be talking about the resolutions that we're giving to the state representatives of all the states and the governors of the states to pass, to instruct the federal government to bring Republican government back as guaranteed to us by the Constitution and restore the Constitution as the supreme law of the land. If the federal government refuses to do it after they have been so ordered by 38 states, whom we know will pass these resolutions, then we will need the militia to enforce our edict because the 38 states will then fire the federal government. If they refuse to vacate office, the militia will vacate them from the office on the legal and lawful orders of the governors of the several states, recognizing that the National Guard is not the militia and can be federalized and taken away from the state governors on an instance notice. Good evening. You're on the air. Yes. I'm calling from Texas and I'll be seeing you this weekend in Phoenix. I wanted to say that a lot of people, I never thought about this before, but I tried it and it worked. Anybody can rent a table at a gun show and here in Texas... Or any other show for that matter. About what? Or any other show. Right. Conferences, conventions, new age things, and don't pass up any opportunities. Right. The gun show, it costs me $35 for the weekend for the table and if you give away your information, there's no charge usually for the table, but we had Constitution Party platforms and some other information to get out about the New World Order and it was very successful and you don't have to have a sales tax number if you're going to give everything away. So that's an idea for people out there to try. Great. Thank you very much. And it's that time, folks. It is that time. And don't forget, the Constitution of the United States of America is a part of the platform of the Constitution Party. It's not just that piece of paper we sent you. The Constitution of the United States of America is a part of our platform. Good night, ladies and gentlemen. God bless you all. And God save the republic. Get to work. Get to work. You can take it. You can make it Discuse. You can make it hell. Yes. I do en wertس Damnem he meet. He's a part of my the f資... I report. I report. 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