Is Free Will Constitution Under Attack

There is no constitution in that instance. It is about the party and how the party decides to make rules and to make rules on top of rules. There's no rule of law. So when we talk about the role of the church, we're talking about rule of law. We're talking about free will. And it's really based upon people who want to support and defend the rule of law and free will and to have the choice. You know, the Christians by and large say, hey, they stand on free will. That means if you want to choose to believe, believe. If you don't, then don't. If you want to be Muslim, go and be a Muslim. Go do whatever you want to do. That's between you and God. But the one thing that is, I think, steadfast across the board is don't mess with free will. Leave that alone. And I think that's one part that we can all agree on as Americans, that free will and the rule of law and the constitution are all things that we're built on and it needs to be protected. Yeah, I completely agree. And I have noticed, I was even talking to Dr. Stella Emanuel recently, and her episode is right before yours. And there does seem to be this rising movement of Christianity, which I think is a good thing because of the values, especially free will, as you mentioned. And I have noticed this phenomenon where when there is no sense of faith or religious values or even sometimes values at all, it does create this vacuum for materialism or even worship of the state in a certain way. And I even see this, I talk to many doctors, I see scientism instead of science where science becomes their religion. And it opens up, in my opinion, really this window for a lot of flawed thinking because science can also be infiltrated and weaponized. And I think in many ways, that's what's led up. And we've seen that and it's starting to come out now. We've seen that. Absolutely. And this is another thing, we're not doing ourselves any favors by removing the credibility and legitimacy of government institutions. And that really does not help us. And the real hat trick here is, we've got to bring back the credibility and legitimacy of our own institutions because as soon as they're not credible, as soon as they're not legitimate, that gives rise to people who want something new as far as the government goes because the government is delegitimized. And the hat trick is, re-legitimizing our government at the same time providing national defense at the same time. And right now they're pushing us into this national defense posture, which is really national offense posture, not defense posture. And in doing so, it's taking away the focus on what we need to fix and change here at home within our institutions. Corrupting the institution of government, corrupting the institutions of law, corrupting the institutions of education, these are all goals in statecraft. They're all goals in statecraft. And it's one of these things where, okay, we need to get back to focusing on making the United States very, very strong. We need to close our borders. We need to reestablish what election integrity looks like and do it well, not just all these little band-aids. And as you were talking about before, when we're talking about our medical establishment, it's now been ruled on by the Ninth Circuit Court that the COVID vaccine safe and effective was a slogan. It was just a slogan. There was no basis in fact that it was safe or effective. It was a slogan. It was a sales pitch. And it's a sales pitch that a lot of people killed. So now who's gonna believe the validity? They've lost their legitimacy. They've lost, people no longer believe in anything, the NIH or the WHO or all these organizations, Fauci himself, these people made a ton of money, a ton of money, buying stock in certain companies that became mandated for people to use. And if they didn't use them, they were penalized. They were, and that was horrible. I'll tell you what, I saw that before. And that's why I was not buying into the BS. There's, when I was a patient at Walter Reed Armored Medical Center, I was there for two years after the war. And there was a ton of medications. There was a ton of drugs. And if you didn't take the drugs, you were considered noncompliant to treatment and you would be punished. I mean, they would harass you. You would have a problem if you were noncompliant to treatment. And this was a doctor saying, they're not taking their meds. So, and then your chain of command is like, hey, Doc says, so we're gonna have to sit down with chain of command and the doctors and find out what's the problem with you. And it was very adversarial. It was very adversarial. And I think a lot of those medications that we were forced on led to a lot of suicides, led to a lot of deaths. So I've seen this game before. And so when it came out, this COVID scare, and if you ask me, what do I think really happened? I think, well, we know that there was a lab leak and I think there was a large group of people that didn't exactly know what the hell leaked out. And so they were willing to take a lot of chances on vaccinations. They were not safe. They were not effective to try and curtail the effects of some gain of function stuff that wasn't exactly COVID. And so the world went ape shit over it and forced all this stuff and they made it easy because how many politicians made money from Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson? A lot. How much did Fauci make off of that? A lot. I would bet my T-shirt on it and everything else I have because that's how you get these things moving. In order to bribe officials these days, you don't have to give them an envelope of money. It doesn't happen that way. You don't even have to give them a free trip to wherever, to hang out with whoever, to do whatever. You don't have to do that anymore. You just have to, they already know, you know? I mean, when they sit there, they're like, hey, how am I gonna vote? I don't know what stock is gonna, oh, Raytheon? Raytheon's gonna be, well, let me buy some of that Raytheon. Their vote comes up. Next thing you know, there's a big contract awarded, going to war. Now we've got the military industrial complex spun up and everybody voting on the laws to spin that up, we're making money off of the stock or someone close to them is. They're still benefiting, you know? So you got the military industrial complex. You got the medical industrial complex. These are all institutions that Americans should be able to have faith in. And we don't, we don't. So therefore it breaks down that national will of our country that makes us want to defend it. Like right now, where's the national will in America? Do people, are Americans lining up? Well, hey, I'll volunteer. Let's go to Ukraine. No, it's not happening. Okay, especially after that bullshit that happened in Afghanistan, especially after this next round of veterans that came home and ran into nothing, but here's your pharma, you know, somebody. So they make money on getting us hurt and killed. And then we come home and then make money off hurting us more and getting us killed. So who wants to play that game anymore? I'm not playing that game anymore. And I have volunteered to serve my country. I've volunteered to go to war. And I don't, I'm not upset about that. That was my choice. But at the same time, I've learned a few things since then. I think our government has gotten more corrupt since then. And we, the American people, need to coalesce to change our government 100%. Because if we don't, we're just gonna be controlled by more and more foreign powers or more and more corporations. In my opinion, it's equally as bad. I have no love for major corporations, for multinational corporations that apply state grant to a population that influence the levers of power inside of a country. I don't have any more love for them than I do the CCP itself. Well, a lot of what you're saying is actually making me reassess my own perspective because I'm definitely guilty of putting out a lot of content that sows distrust in some of our institutions like the NIH, the World Health Organization, the FDA, even the American Education System, Department of Education. Now I do try to walk the fine line. I'm not saying burn it all down and let's start from the beginning, but I do like to encourage people to think for themselves. So based on what you're saying, I think I'm gonna have to spend some time thinking and maybe even re-listen to this episode and be a little more careful about how I express that because I completely agree with what you're saying.