The Colonel's Corner with BelleLiberTea
2:21:38 · recorded 2024-12-13 · ▶ watch on Rumble
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the conversation Bella is going to share with us today. And so for those of you who have not watched any of our exposure in Operation Gladio and Condor, it is basically operations that were conducted out of NATO post-World War II to install fascist dictators all over the world for a big international syndicate to come in and steal all of their resources.
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What most people don't know because they're under the impression that the CIA doesn't operate inside the United States is a lot of the planning activities and the paramilitary training happened in Miami for all of those paramilitaries that were then forward deployed all over the world, not just in Latin America. And so, Bella, I'm going to give you the opportunity to introduce yourself and tell us.
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both with Citizens Defending Freedom and all of the organizations that you've been working inside of for the last several years. Just tell us a little bit about yourself. First and foremost, thank you for having me, Colonel. I, you know, got so much respect for you. I always, every single one of your posts, you're just such a wealth of knowledge and such an asset to the community, you know, about everything that you share with us. And, you know, when I read your content,
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kind of over the years, what's always resonated with me is that here you are explaining from bird's eye view, this historical perspective of this is how the agencies have been weaponized against you. This is how it is that they work with PR agencies or the press or whatever it may be. And as I'm watching you talk about these historical facts, I'm connecting it to real life experiences that I'm having and that other people in my community are having as a result of being involved, of being activists.
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of you know fighting whatever brand you want to put on it right so i uh my name is isabella i live in miami-dade i am a first generation american my parents uh were cubans that fled communist cuba my my grandparents were very involved in uh rebel fighting efforts against the communist regime in cuba uh my grandmother was a political prisoner for almost nine years as a result of it which is what forced them to flee cuba in order to come to the us um
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And what can I tell you? Over the last couple of years, like so many of us, it became excruciatingly obvious to me that what was happening around us was something that I could be an active participant in. Whether that meant posting online, which is how I started on an anonymous page. Nobody knew who I was. And I just started posting and growing that account. And then after the 2020 elections, it became very obvious to me.
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after experiencing what I think was a collective trauma as an American of watching what we did that night of November, you know, going to sleep and having Donald Trump have the lead and waking up the next day and watching what they had done to us, it became very obvious to me that at least my calling was I had to get off the internet and I had to get on the ground and I had to get involved.
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And sure enough, since 2021, I've been involved with several organizations. But one of the ones that I'm most proud to be a part of is right now Citizens Defending Freedom. I am the executive director for the Miami-Dade chapter of Citizens Defending Freedom that empowers regular citizens with the resources that they need to become involved in the civic process. And we do that by providing legal resources, research and intelligence resources to just regular Americans to go out there and fight.
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Things that don't make a whole lot of sense, following the money locally, commissioners, school board meetings, so on and so forth. As a result of our work, one of the first endeavors I would say that we collectively had, I used my platform to go ahead and mobilize my followers, let them know, hey, guys, I know that you've been following me for news for a very long time, but I need you guys in this fight. And sure enough, you know, we were able to mobilize a lot of people in our community. I'm talking about there was a time when we had over 160 volunteers.
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And one of the first things that we decided to go after, and this is kind of what's going to set the stage for the conversation that we're going to have. One of the first issues that we decided to tackle as a community when we were finally able to kind of like organize and realize that collectively we could make a difference was the school board. And Miami-Dade is no secret. I don't think anybody thinks of Miami-Dade as a conservative.
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uh strongholds you know everyone might be thinking of the bible vault or something like that but i think when people think of miami they think of uh you know the scarface movies and uh you know and and clubs are open all night and drug and maybe things that they wouldn't consider conservative and sure enough our school board was representative of that
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They would recognize every LGBT effort several times a year. They were out there trying to push CRT. There had even been conversations about mandated vaccines. A year into the pandemic, kids were still masked up. And we were able to organize and really push back against that. And the end result, this was 2021, we're now in 2024. The end result of that fight and why I so strongly believe in local action and the impact that it has.
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is that we were able to flip the Miami-Dade County School Board into the largest conservative body in the country. Miami-Dade has the most conservative school board in the entire country, and it's not a result of just who lives in Miami. It's a direct result of people becoming involved, of what happens when you have a community of people that want to become involved.
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um we've had many wins uh miami-dade no longer spends you know several months celebrating lgbtq history there is no crt here we'll never have to worry oh as long as we maintain our conservative majority we don't have to worry about mandated vaccines we've been able to enact prayer day um all of our school board meetings start with prayer now uh we've uh we were the first um
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the first county in all of Florida to start a chaplain program in the schools. So we've had a lot of, we've put American, the CDF has helped in several school districts put flags in every school. We've been able to make a significant difference and really show.
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what the end result of being involved is and we've been victorious we've won and and and i like to use that and i like to say that because i genuinely believe that if we can do that here in miami in the land of the tony montanas and all of this stuff it's just completely degenerate if we can do that here in miami it can really be done anywhere in the country now here's where uh it kind of like opens up to to you know the stuff that you talk about colonel which completely blows me away
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As a result of having that success, as a result of becoming involved, something that had never happened in the history of Miami-Dade before, as a side effect, if you will, of being that involved, we became targets. And we became the target of a very powerful public relations firm by the name of Balsera Communications, owned by a gentleman by the name of Freddy Balsera.
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who was the Hispanic media advisor to Barack Obama, spent years in the White House with Barack Obama and Joe Biden, is mentioned in the WikiLeaks email, helped Hillary Clinton with her campaign. In fact, Freddie Balcero was very much in the front lines next to the David Brocks of the world, fighting the WikiLeaks, the stuff that had come out of WikiLeaks. So whether you're talking about
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pizzagate hillary's emails podesta they were very much at the forefront of countering that information uh so much so that freddie balsera sat on the board of a super pac called correct the record with david brock from media matters and the tax purpose was to challenge quote-unquote misinformation which as you all know and have experienced when they say that they're challenging misinformation really all that means
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is that they're challenging us, challenging their lives. So sure enough, we became a target because Freddy Bonsera's firm also represents the local teachers union, who was our biggest opposition. And, you know, when Colonel recently had posted about how it is that the CIA has weaponized PR agencies, how it is that, you know, when we got to talking, I started talking to her about how the union has been able to mobilize foot soldiers, if you will.
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uh from in order to go out there and and and fight against this organic opposition that has occurred as a result of what we experienced in 2020 uh and completely fascinating to me all of the stuff that uh that the colonel was talking about as far as like operations go that happened during the times of my grandparents it's like wait a minute this sounds exactly like what we experienced in miami-dade so that's kind of uh to set the stage
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for what we've experienced and you know hopefully we're going to be able to dive into a little deeper now so and to catch everybody else up again um for those of you who will be tuning in um from bella's audience that's not familiar with this i want to put out a couple of talking points and then bella is going to fill in the meat um and basically the floor is going to be hers so first of all she mentioned
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the discovery that I recently made about labor unions and how they are integrated into the CIA's regime change operations and just basically CIA activity all over the world. So the labor unions, particularly AFL-CIO, had set up an international institute in Washington, D.C.
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union members money, but primarily money from the National Endowment for Democracy, which was set up as a CIA front, to fund our government tax dollars into this quote-unquote international union institute in D.C. And they would use that money to go to Venezuela, Chile.
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Nicaragua, Guatemala, everywhere throughout Latin America. Now we have found them over in Angola and some African countries as well. But their primary focus initially was in Latin America, all over the Caribbean, Central America, South America. And what they did was like in Venezuela, they basically became jackboots. They used money to go down and
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create basically what I would refer to in common language as a front union. It wasn't a real union. It was a union to defeat unions. So in Chile's case or Venezuela's case, the primary
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employers in those countries at the time. And Venezuela was an oil consortium that was led by Standard Oil. In Chile, it was a mining consortium that was led by Freeport Mines, both of which were U.S. corporations. And the people there were being paid like 87 cent a day. And so they wanted to unionize and create a real union. So what the International Union in Washington, D.C.
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affiliate with the AFCL CIO did was they sent quote unquote union organizers down that were actually CIA agents to disrupt their forming a union and co-opt them just like they did on January 6th, where they infiltrate and make the entire thing bad when the actual thing is good. So I just want you to keep that in your mind. That's how they basically took credible.
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union activity throughout the world, hijacked it, and they hijacked it because the international corporations that were based in the United States took their workforce or their
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money and investments. They didn't want to mine in America because they'd have to pay real union wages. And we have all of these resources here, by the way. They wanted to mine in Latin America where they could find someone and pay them 87 cent and thwart any effort they ever made to unionize. And that was all being done. And we were being told here in America, well, we can't let them have that union because they're communist.
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The people that are trying to unionize down there are communists, so it can't be that union. And so that went on for decades and decades. Now, Bella also mentioned PR firms. You guys that have been with us know all about the CIA's use of PR firms. I was explaining to her PR firms like Hill & Knowlton in Washington, D.C. has been literally a parking place for...
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CIA agents that can no longer be on the books of the CIA and they have to hide them out for a little bit. Not that they're not still going to be operating, but they're going to be hidden in these PR firms because PR firms work internationally and they use that as a guise to travel around the world. So PR firms are critical to the CIA doing regime changes and crafting messages after they co-op local media.
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That's number two. Number three is the ambassador force that are in these countries oftentimes come from the CIA world. And you say, oh, well, there's a lot of ambassadors that are not CIA agents. Yes, there are. But if you look deep inside their ambassadorship, what you're going to find is a lot of them just happen to appear to be. And it's always the same ones, by the way. They happen to be.
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ambassadors in locations that are undergoing a coup. So if the guy that was in Brazil during their coup ends up in Chile while they're going through their coup, and he also ends up in Venezuela when he's going through their coup, I'm going to go ahead and tell you they're not really an ambassador. So that kind of sets the stage for how the CIA infiltrates movements internationally. And anyone who thinks they don't do that here is crazy.
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go ahead bella yeah absolutely um you know it's it's one of those things where you know i want to say i'm i don't have a military background i'm a regular person with an hr background that just wanted to get involved and uh you know in the fight for preserving the republic and for a very long time the idea you know since you just mentioned if you think they're not doing it here for a very long time very humbly so i thought there's no reason for me to be a target like
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I try to be a very pragmatic thinker. I try not to be overly paranoid of, you know, the idea of thinking of like spies infiltrating you or, you know, operators or provocateurs. The idea of that was always something that was disconnected from me because I just saw myself as a regular nobody. I don't really have any experience. But one of the biggest realizations that I've had over the last few years is that
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These individuals or these entities will target groups when they're in their infancy stages. All they have to see is the potential. If they see that there is a leader amongst you or a fraction of a group that's coming together to organize that could potentially have some kind of repercussion for the established narrative that they've put together, the order that they've put together.
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They don't wait until you're a big known voice to attack you. It makes a lot more sense to come after you and your efforts when you're still small. And I say that because, you know, in my head, I thought, well, I'm not relevant enough to be targeted. But I was. I've had provocateurs that have befriended me. I've had them in my home that I've invited them in under thinking that they were.
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good people that were my friends that were involved in this fight with me and that ended up being operatives very much working against our interests and i mean this is stuff that you guys will read about all the time maybe see in movies i lived it you'll have people come into your groups with the intention of quote-unquote helping and they're only there to waste your time
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oh, let me get that form. I'm going to fill it in for you. And then you follow in two weeks later and it's like, hey, what happened to the form? Oh, you know, oh, I was going to do it, but then I forgot it. I'll do it tomorrow. And then another week goes by. And then before you know it, they've filled the momentum on something that you're working in. I've seen them try and affect interpersonal relationships where they'll come into our groups and they'll try and like turn people against each other. Hey, do you really, do you know, Colonel?
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Bella has said some really awful things about you. Are you sure you want to be friends with her? Things that never happen, but just as a way of planting the seed, seeding doubt, creating animosity within a group of people that's working very well together. And it wasn't until I was at the other end of being a target, when they had actually kind of like set off a bomb, if you will, into our efforts, that I was really hit with the reality that I wasn't too small.
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and that the the efforts that we were doing were a significant threat to the established order that they had had for a very long time yeah and that's perfect you to me you hit on two very important things target the leaders if you show potential they will cut you off at the knees early and creating agitation in a movement
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which goes in line with what we refer to as strategy of tension. You can derail efforts as long as you can pit people against each other, you kill the momentum, as you said. That's such astounding. And it's also, Bella, I think, amazing for you to be a real life example of
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everything that we've been studying because you, and I remember you way back during the elections, even in 2022, you were very outspoken. I know that you had the ear of a lot of the people in the state of Florida.
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And that had to threaten a lot of people. But good on you, number one, for stepping out and being that role model, but number two, being effective enough for them to target. And I know that sounds totally weird, but that means that you are making a difference. Absolutely. Thank you for that. And I think I like to use that as kind of, you know, when I talk about the wins that we've had here in Miami-Dade as a result of just becoming involved and, you know, thinking about it.
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The civic responsibility that we all have, I think that we've been almost like docile into thinking that it's an option, that being involved in the civic process is like, oh, there's activists and then there's people that are not activists. And the reality is that.
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involvement should be something that we're all as Americans see as a responsibility we need to be involved in. So whether it's attending a school board meeting once a month or a commission meeting once a month or, you know, that's helping out a grassroots candidate lead their campaign, knocking on doors, whatever it may be. I do believe that everybody, every American should take some degree of pride in the fact that our country awards us the opportunity to be involved in that process.
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and not fall asleep at the wheel you know uh something that most people don't know as far as statistics go more than 60 percent of all open elections in our country are one completely unopposed that means nobody runs against the bad guy the bad guy doesn't have to steal an election the bad guy steps in because right nobody else runs nobody else runs there's no there's nobody there to contest it and very often the reason why people don't run
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is because the good people that do very quickly get made a target by these pr firms opposition so on and so forth that uh you know don't want the the established order uh to be shaken up in any capacity so let's dig in a little bit about the your experience with the union absolutely so you know um
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Let me start off by talking about the school board efforts when we started, right? So the first meeting that we had, it was a year into the pandemic and kids were still masked up. And, you know, as a community, we had kind of all agreed, well, we're all here together. We all know that we want to do something. What's the first thing that we're going to tackle? And everybody just unanimously agreed, the kids. We need to protect the children. Kids are masked up.
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They're falling behind in school. We're watching them being sent home with lessons that we don't approve of. And we really don't have anywhere to go. And that was kind of like the first realization that I had that really took me back, which is that the average American didn't even know where to go to complain.
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So it's like, who do we go to? The schools are masked up in schools. Do we go to the mayor? Do we go to the governor? Do we go to the superintendent? Do we go to the Department of Education? Do we go to the CDC? Like even just figuring out who to complain to was an issue. Right. Well, sure enough, we show up to our first school board meeting. I want to say that we were able to mobilize over 100 people to speak out against masks at this meeting.
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one of the school board vets at that time that we actually forced into retirement she had been sitting on the school board for 27 years uh she she stopped the meeting halfway through it through public commentary and she tells us you know in my my 27 years of uh of experience here 26 at the time when she made the statement in my 26 to 26 years of sitting in the seat i have never never seen anything remotely close to this degree of
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community participation so it was something that really shook them up so sure enough we show up to our first meeting completely blow them out they had no idea that we could even organize like that and we show up to our second meeting and it was just successful and it was fantastic and then we show up to our third meeting and when we showed up to our third meeting um i can't describe it as anything other than a circus they had trucks with uh
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you know, calling people fascists and, you know, these advertisement trucks. And they had people dressed as clowns and people in stilts and people with signs. And it was this degree of organization, like opposing the parents that were there. And it didn't seem organic because here we had been for the last two months showing up to these meetings. And that's when we started piecing together this show that had been orchestrated to oppose us. I mean, I'm talking about clowns, people in stilts, trucks.
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music that have mobilized dozens of people it was all being coordinated by the teachers union and their um and their pr firm now you guys gotta understand a little bit of history too uh the we've all got local teachers unions all of them for the most part are more focused on politics than they are on on on your child's education
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However, one of the things that makes Miami-Dade very unique is we're the third largest school board body, we're the third largest school district in the entire country. The union, as far as it goes, is the single most influential teachers union in the entire country. This is as a result of not just the size of our district, but as a result that the president of the United Teachers of Dade, which is the teachers union here in Miami-Dade,
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The president of that union is also the vice president of the American Federation of Teachers. She is quite literally Randy Wayne Garden's right hand person. In fact, when Joe Biden was inaugurated on January 20th, two weeks after his inauguration, he had the teachers union in his office. And part of the people who were in his office were Randy Wayne Garden and Carla Hernandez-Matz, the president of the United Teachers of Dade.
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Carla Hernandez-Math in 2022, like you mentioned when you were bringing up my involvement in 2022, was that I was working very closely with the governor's office during his run in 2022 because Carla Hernandez-Math wasn't just the president of the United Teachers of Dade. She was also running with Charlie Crist as his lieutenant governor in the 2022 governor elections of Florida against Ron DeSantis. So I give you guys that brief to understand that at this point, we're not just opposing.
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the, you know, the leftist ideology in the school boards. Now it became, we're opposing the best interest, the better interest of the unions who benefit off kids being masked up, LGBT, teaching LGBT and CRT and all of these other things, getting rid of vouchers and all of these things that the union pushes for. They had all of a sudden received opposition for the first time ever. And it wasn't just...
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that the union was on the line it wasn't just that their ideology was on the line they also had a political campaign that was on the line and they also had to be you know if if we defeated it here and date them being the most influential teachers union that it was kind of sending a message to the rest of the country that the union could be defeated now one of the things that i want to say is that as a result of this a very public
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you know, fight, I would say, with the unions that was occurring. Here, indeed, was a huge testimony for the rest of Florida, but it's really happening all over the state and all over the country, was that Ron DeSantis passed legislation that made it so that unions could no longer make an automatic withdrawal from your paycheck the moment that you became a government employee for the school district, which is how it used to be.
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Now you actually have to sign up for union dues and you have to agree that you want to be a part of the union, as opposed to before, where it was just assumed that you were going to be a part of the union. They'd start withdrawing and then you'd have to go out of your way to drop yourself as a member from the union. As a result of that, union memberships all over Florida have actually dropped under 60%.
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And what that represents for the union is that somebody can show up and oppose them, an opposing union, an opposing group that wants to be a resource. They're no longer protected or funded by the state, which is part of what we've accomplished. But the unions, as a result of making the unions our enemies, what the unions down here did is logically the president of the teachers union can't show face and oppose parents at a school board meeting. But what they would do...
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was that they would mobilize individuals, the PR firm of the union would mobilize individuals from other unions. So I think I had mentioned this to you last week, here in Miami-Dade in particular, Balsera Communications didn't just represent the teachers union, they also represented a group of baristas, coffee makers, that wanted to be unionized.
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And when we started at the school board meetings, what started happening is that we were meeting what most people consider Antifa, right? The alternative kids, they're all dressed in black and they've got their umbrellas and they've got their flags and they've got their things. We started identifying these people showing up to the meeting. There wasn't a lot of them, but it seemed to be that the connection was most of them were baristas involved in some degree in the fight against unionizing for coffee.
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Now, I mean, I don't know if to go on from there because the next point that I want to make, and I don't know if you kind of want to set it up, Colonel, but one of the things that has been made very obvious to me is very often we'll hear people say something like George Soros funds Antifa. But nobody really knows what that looks like. Nobody knows, right? Are they cash-happing these kids? Are they selling them money? What does that actually look like when we say something like...
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George Soros is funding Antifa. Well, what it actually looks like is it's these PR firms. These PR firms are the ones that are paid for by the NGOs, by the special interest groups to protect their better interests. An example of that is, you know, a couple of years ago, and I'm not sure how many of you are aware, but a couple of years ago, it broke in the news that George Soros had spent
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millions of dollars buying out Spanish-speaking AM radio stations. And he had to make all of this money to buy up all of these radio stations. There's one radio station in particular that has been around since the ages of my grandmother that can still be heard off the coast of Cuba today, which is called Radio Mambi. And that radio station has been around for a very long time. And during the 2016 and the 2020 elections, they received a lot of opposition.
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because they were blamed for spreading quote-unquote misinformation and radicalizing the Cuban-American vote in Miami-Dade that overwhelmingly shows up in support of Republicans and Donald Trump. That radio station, along with many others all across the country, were targeted by this investment of George Soros. Radio Mambi, along with a couple of the other radio stations, were bought out, not directly by Soros, but by an organization called Latin Media Network.
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Latin Media Network receives their funding from George Soros. Latin Media Network is also a client of Balsera Communications. You guys cannot begin to understand, and this is something that's so important while we're on this platform, Antifa, what you guys think Antifa looks like, the umbrellas, the people dressed in black, all of that, those are the optics they want you to think of Antifa. When you think of Antifa, they want you to think of those optics. They want you to think...
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of the little nerds that live in their mom's basement, dressed in black, you know, little anarchists. The reality is that that is not Antifa. Antifa is the press. Antifa is the public relations firms. All you have to look around is the persecution that patriots that were in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021, have received as a result of being on this application. Find the Antifa pages doxing individuals.
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Look at sedition hunters. Look at where sedition hunters is getting their information from. Do you guys know that over 70% of all people that have been charged for January 6th were identified not by the FBI, but by tipsters? More than 70% were identified by tipsters. What that tells me is that they're not persecuting people based off the severity of whatever crime is alleged that they participated in during January 6th.
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They're persecuting people based off whoever Antifa put the target on on their back. So one of the things that I hope that kind of like opens everybody's mind that listens to this is that the way that they fight us, you know, these operations that they launch against us to oppose us, they want you to optically think of the kids dressed in black breaking windows. Antifa is much bigger than that.
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Antifa is very much a very well organized machine of journalists, PR agencies that control the narrative. And as a result of also having clients in union spaces are able to weaponize and mobilize foot soldiers for their causes and their narratives. I'm sorry, I don't know if I went off a bit on the time. No, no, you're you are doing perfect. And I I want to point out.
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that you you are making such excellent points on how the operation goes on so now i want to correlate what she just told you about the radio stations you remember when they were invading guatemala nicaragua and honduras and all of those the radio station on swan island
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and how that was critical to the operation, those are exactly the tactics of the CIA when they go in to overthrow governments. She is describing to you the whole operation, and it has been turned on the United States of America, on our own citizens. What did she just tell you about how they were identifying people to pick up?
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She just identified to you the Phoenix program used in Vietnam on how they went about identifying the people that they were going to pick up. They use these quote unquote tipsters in order to target people. And there, of course, they murdered them. Well, of course, we have had people that are part of the January 6th that once they were targeted, they committed suicide.
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She's describing to you the Phoenix program being used on the inside of the United States. So Bella, you're doing an excellent job. Keep going. You know, I'm the fact that you mentioned that, you know, about the unaliving themselves. I want to be careful as far as terminology on the on the spaces. But, you know, the all I can go based off is this real life example that I have of what I have experienced. I go back to you guys.
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I don't have a military background. I don't have any kind of expertise about any of these things. I'm a normal person whose favorite movies involved like, you know, 50 First Dates and like other dumb things. This was never my thing. And all I can speak on is the very real life experiences that we've had here in Miami-Dade as a result of becoming involved. One of the things that I've been able to track over the last three years is that these people want you dead.
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I cannot stress that part enough. They will go out of their way to create mental anguish for people. In fact, there's a particular Antifa page here that has on this app that has been harassing and identifying and doxing and turning people into the FBI or whatnot, specifically powered by, funded by the teachers union, by the PR firm of the teachers union as a result of the opposition.
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And, you know, one of the things that they consistently post about is the idea of having people unalive themselves.
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is something that they celebrate because there has been people that have taken their lives as a result of it and they've celebrated this and and and they'll say things like yes we we you'll never know peace you'll net you'll never know peace you'll you'll you'll never know when we're watching you'll never know when we'll be behind you i mean it's gotten to the point guys where i could go to the grocery store and if this so happens that one of them could be around i don't know that they'll take pictures of me and follow us around and it's not just myself we're talking about dozens of community and of individuals in the community that
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their their true intention is to create so much i'm trying to find the right word for it they want to create mental anguish for you oh you want to be involved in the civic process oh you want to play politics we're going to make it unbearable for you we're going to dox your family we're going to come after your jobs we're going to come after your friends we're going to ridicule you we're going to
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We're going to stop you. We're going to harass you. We're going to come after your livelihood. Whatever it is that they're going to do, they want to make it so unbearable that you say to hell with it. I can't do this anymore. I don't want to be involved in it anymore. I've lost too much. Like very much has happened here in Miami-Dade. I have lost dozens of activists that were very much involved. They have had to take a step back because they're like, I have kids in the school system. I can't be made a target of that and make them a target.
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Or I'm a single mom with a job and I can't afford to lose my job because there's Antifa pages talking about me. So unfortunately, I can't go back to another school board meeting. The intention is very much to create an environment around your activism that makes it seem like I don't want to do this anymore. And you don't even have to take my real life example for it. Look at some of the things that you see happen online.
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Look at these attacks that you see. And I don't even want to point to one side or another. It's irrelevant. But there seems to be a group of people within our community here in this digital space that make no mistake is still very much part of the same operation that seem obsessed with if you don't think that the guy that I think is bad is bad, then you too are inoperative. And I'm going to dock your job and I'm going to ridicule you and I'm going to make means about you. The goal is.
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to make it so unbelievably unbearable or unsafe that the people that are willing to fight are forced out. I think that that's a pattern that can be recognized even if you're not locally involved. I think that you can watch what's going on around us, even on the digital space, and realize, wait a minute, these are Antifa-like intimidation tactics. You know what else Antifa loves to do? Discredit people.
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by third party connections. Oh, well, you took a picture with that one bad person one time and they've got a history of I don't know what. So you must also be bad. They're trying to discredit people by association. Once again, you don't have to be a rocket scientist. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. This is something that's happening on the digital sphere right now on this disinformation war that we are a part of. There are people within our own community and on community two for community, whatever it is that you want to call it.
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that seem to have the strategy of, I support Trump, I love Donald Trump, we love Donald Trump, but also I'm going to dox you and I'm going to come after you and I'm going to discredit you and I'm going to say that you're a bad person by association if you don't agree with X, Y, Z narratives that I have. And I feel that when we talk about all assets being deployed, I think that that's what it looks like.
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I think that what we're living right now, you know, what I've seen and I should point out that I think that part of the ability that I've had that maybe puts me in a very particular position that maybe others are not in is that because of the large exposure that I had. I mean, my platform right now is very small to what it was before I was targeted by these PR agencies. And as a result, the platforms everywhere. So I don't necessarily have a huge presence online right now, but I did for a long time.
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And I think that my very unique perspective is that I went from being at the forefront of that digital fight to also doing something that a lot of people haven't done, which is to be a leader within these activist circles. And what I've seen is that I was able to identify the patterns as I saw operatives online doing the same thing that the operatives on the ground were doing. I think that that's a very unique perspective that I like to share because I don't think everyone has it.
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I could not agree with you more because what you did in the joining the activists online and going through the visualization of all of the exposure, if you will. So one of the things that I noticed about you and most of the people that you interact with online who were in.
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community um talking spaces bella and i are and um i noticed that she's very astute at offering um and i'm talking about back when we were on true social which is where i first discovered her so she makes and that's what caught my eye she makes very astute observations she can immediately recognize things and she was doing that in the digital space that talent of hers
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when she decided to take it kinetically and actually get involved in her own backyard which of course general flynn encourages everybody to do she took those skills of being able to spot trends and people and patterns which bridget and i talk about all the time recognizing patterns and she used that in real life to transition that into um
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actually a shield for herself because had she not been able to put two and two together and be able to understand what was happening around her in the space that she was operating in, she may have not turned out as effective because they would have been able to neutralize her. And so she had developed some skills. I want to go back to something that you talked about here.
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um this organization called latino media network i want to make a couple of observations um she was talking about this being part of this because they also are a coordinator a pr for firm for latin america media
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entities. Now, as Bella said, the majority of Latin America, especially in the Cuban environment in Miami, are very conservative. They are not liberals. And what I find interesting is you start going down, which we always do, through the page of who's on their board, you don't find any of the conservatives there. And what's interesting to me is they have this one woman here. Her name is Alicia.
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Basuk, B-A-S-S-U-K. And if you start looking down her page, basically what she does is go into environments and from a PR perspective, but who she affiliates with, she's funded by McKinsey.
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that consulting firm where we got Pete Buttigieg. She's also funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, the NAACP. And so you see that many of the, oh, and the UN too, by the way. That Buttigieg connection is actually really interesting because Valsera Communication also did work for Pete Buttigieg's campaign in 2020. Correct. And he came from McKinsey.
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He was employed by McKinsey at the time he was running. And so this woman has done a lot of work for them. And so one of the telling signs, and these are skills, Bella, and you're helping me help other people by telling your story, which is why I was so happy that you decided to come in here. Because what we're explaining to you guys is how you find these people. Bella is telling you firsthand things that made her antenna.
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And that's exactly what I got when she told me her story. I'm like, oh my God, you've got to tell my audience because this is exactly what we've been trying to prepare people for in teaching them discernment and skills on how to research people. So it took me, you know, what, five seconds while she continued to talk. But let me bring one other guy up. Al, and you can help me say his last name properly. C-A-R-D-E-N-A-S.
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cardenas i'm not sure how you say that last name do you know bella bella i just didn't realize i was on mute now i'm not familiar with all without cardenas now what organization is he with um he's with that latino media network network okay so he was recognized as one of the top dc lobbyists um
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And he's a senior partner in the Coral Gables Trust Company, which is how they money launder, by the way. I'm not accusing him of money laundering, but that is how they do it with those trusts. But the most important thing to me is he is himself a card-carrying union member of the American Conservative Union. But do you know what else he did? He was part of the Republican Institute International Advisory Board.
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Well, let me tell you something. The IRI was set up in the bill that created the National Endowment for Democracy. And for everybody that's on here, because we have new listeners, the National Endowment for Democracy is a CIA front company. It was set up as a way to offshore CIA work into a nonprofit to get CIA out of the crosshairs. And it was done during a period when the CIA was getting
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exposed for doing regime change, money laundering, drug operations, and all that other stuff. So they decided that they were going to take a bunch of their work and put it into the National Endowment for Democracy, the IRI, and another organization that was set up at the same time for Democrats. What the IRI is, it was a slush fund for the Republicans and a similar slush fund for the Democrats to do their own regime change.
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The IRI for the first 25 years in its existence was the CEO of it was John McCain. So while John McCain is a senator sitting on the Intelligence Committee, he is operating a fund that allows and you can look him up on the Internet in any venue. IRI, the International Republican Institute. They were used to regime change in foreign countries.
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So you you you hit a real hotbed of very interesting people. You know, I think that one of the reasons I think that kind of what has occurred is that, you know, logically, they're going to target all the different demographics. Right. And I think that particularly, you know, I've had a vision for it. I saw the vision. I knew that it was inevitable. Latinos showed up to support Donald Trump and the Republican Party overwhelmingly in these last elections.
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And in full transparency, I believe that there's still a lot more ground to gain. In fact, I feel that if there's any demographic that the Republican Party benefits in going after, it is the Latino vote because they just culturally we are conservative by nature. Correct. It's just we're very pro family. We're very pro.
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We're, you know, very masculine men, very feminine women, and we believe in gender. So it's very logical that Latinos would have been where to pull support from. Right. And I think that I believe that the Democrats or, you know, whatever it is, how you want to explain it.
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had identified that Latino people were a problem and all that to say the following. I think that another unique perspective that I have is that while this happens at a very large scale all over the country, Miami being a true beacon for all of South America here in the United States. This is where people come. It's not, you know, Mexicans go to California, but if you're in business in South America, you come to Miami-Dade.
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Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Ecuador, Salvador, you come to Miami-Dade to make that happen. So here I am, I just so happen to share, you know, an area code with the most influential Hispanic PR firm in the entire country. It's inarguable. Balsera Communications has been involved with some of the biggest democratic campaigns, some of the biggest efforts that oppose the kind of work that we do for lack of having a better work than to call it work.
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Barcera Communications is representative of one of the largest, most powerful public relations firm in that space, which gives me a unique perspective because I might as well be in D.C. at this point. You understand, like I'm in the hotbed of where this corruption is having at it. You know, when we talk about local action, I want to take an opportunity to say this to Colonel, because I think it's so important. And I think that sometimes even I miss the opportunity to emphasize this.
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Local involvement does look like going to school board meetings and going to commission meetings and showing up to community events and helping local candidates. But I also understand that that's not feasible for everybody. However, you know what very much is? Local digs. Following the money in your local community. Different candidates when they're running. Who's been in power for a long time? Who supports them? Who runs their PR? Who's donating money to them? Who's funding their campaigns?
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And I think that in all of our communities, it doesn't matter how small your community is. A lot of you come from places that maybe, you know, it's a famous family that's been around and it's been in power for such a long time. I think that there is a lack of hyper focus on the quote unquote exposing of corruption from a local perspective. And again, forget the activism boots on the ground work of it. This is still very much important.
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Think about the collective of our trooper community, right? When we go out there and we start researching one of Trump's picks, let's say. Trump picked somebody for the cabinet and immediately we go out there and we start finding videos and we start finding money and we start finding out what can potentially make this person not qualified for that particular position. I think that there's a certain passionate and organic curiosity to go out there and expose this.
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that would be significantly more beneficial for our country as a whole in taking it back if that same kind of hyper-focus and passion was there and curiosity for discovering the corruption in our own backyards, in our own community. Because really what I've stumbled across here in Miami-Dade has always been there. It's just a result of...
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my personal interest and invested in the fact that I need my community to be in a better place. You know, I'll get off the soapbox in just a bit, but I want to make one more comment about the importance of local government, which is that, you know, I live in the free state of Florida. And during COVID, so many people would have wished that they lived in Florida, you know, in order to be able to, oh, you guys are so free and, you know, you don't get this and you don't get that.
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The power of local government became very obvious to me as a result that despite me living in the free state of Florida during COVID, there were people in Miami-Dade that got fined and arrested for going to the beach. We were fined for breathing fresh air. We were kicked out of parks. A year into the pandemic, our school board still had the children of Miami-Dade masked up. Our mayor had shut down cruise ships.
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requiring a vaccine mandate that, thank God, Governor DeSantis ended up pushing back against. The magnitude of that cannot be explained. Close to 90% of the world's entire cruise industry operates out of Miami-Dade. If our mayor, not a governor, not a president, not a senator, if our mayor says...
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You're going to need a vaccine passport in Miami, Dave, to get on a cruise. She just affected 90% of the world's cruise industry. So that became a very big, obvious moment that shook me up and awakened me to the fact that it's like, I don't have a lot of control in Washington, but nobody's watching these guys in my own backyard. It's guys that are... Did we lose you? Yeah, sorry. I had a phone call come in. Okay. Airplane. Okay.
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We can't hear you, Bella. Yeah, unfortunately, airplane mode also turns off her Bluetooth, so she may need to just change it on to do not disturb, I think is a good one. Yeah, hopefully she knows. Let me text her real quick. While you're doing that, until she comes back, I just want to throw out a ton of posts underneath supporting everything she says. And the whole George Soros behind the...
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um find that latino media network is a very open and obvious thing that is going on it was a massive he didn't just pour a little bit of fun he he more or less orchestrated the entire thing to come together and it openly in politico in axios in ncr these are democratic newspapers they were even saying yep he's doing it to shut down quote misinformation which i'm sure
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was not actually misinformation, but he shut down the voices. Just like we had talked in the past about how they assassinate people, he shut down what they're saying. And then on these sites of social media, they are stealing our voice to make us disappear. That is exactly what they were doing with the Latino media network.
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Right. Let me, I want to, while we're waiting for her to come back, I noticed that she dropped. So she'll be back in a minute. If you guys will watch for her. I do want to cover a couple of these people that are in the Latino Media Network organization, because I find this fascinating. And I hope you guys understand what she's telling you is she went up against these people. It is truly astounding.
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She, one of the key points and takeaways, she did combat with the third largest union in the United States. A union so large that they orchestrated a literal circus in order to try to defeat them. And she won.
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They managed to convert the entire Miami-Dade school board over to conservative. And let me also tell you one of the things that we've been fighting in the state of Florida is to make the school board elections partisan, meaning that you have to declare whether you're a Republican or a Democrat, because right now.
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um at the state level that is not the case so we tried to do an amendment to change that in the state of florida in the last election and it did not pass so that is something that is um definitely on the to-do list because there are a lot of people um that don't
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attend any of the election preparatory. So you don't understand where these people are coming from. And because they're considered a nonpartisan election, they don't have to declare what... I'm so sorry. That's okay. I'm just on my soapbox. I gave you guys the greatest news connected to the internet right now. So let me... Yeah, you can't do the...
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Bridget said you can use do not disturb, but you cannot do the taking it off. That makes sense. And then I've, you know, I'm sorry, but, you know, I'm not quite sure where I left off. But I, you know, that last part that I said, I just feel it's so important. And I just want to make sure that I get an opportunity to finish it, Colonel, which is. Sure, go ahead. You know, the degree of corruption that we've exposed here in Miami-Dade is a direct result of just.
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a few of us you know it's never felt like it's enough people um and and and it's it's it's taken just the slightest bit of opposition to bring this down and i i truly believe that the entire thing is a house of cards um the entire thing is a very unstable house of cards that comes tumbling down with the smallest bit of opposition and how beneficial i feel like it is if there was
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a one of the things that i feel that as a community we we could benefit from working on together is that if you if you really think about local action and national impact as a pyramid if you will of a house of cards imagine a pyramid and a house of cards and that our communities represent the base of that um
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What we did in Miami-Dade is not unique to us. This is something that anybody in anybody's community can do and something that I really hope that when I share my testimony, I can inspire other people to do. If you approached exposing corruption within your own communities, within your own counties, all of us, all across the country, and you approach that with the same degree of passionate curiosity that you expose national politics.
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I think that you'd be surprised to how unstable the entire situation is and how much they rely on you being busy on the hamster wheel of work, your kids, dropping them off at practice, going home, making dinner, making sure that you're successful at your job. I think that what you'll find is that if you come across exposing, if you approach exposing corruption in your communities with that same degree of...
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You know, making memes, doing digs with that same degree of really, truly passionate curiosity in your local communities. That's truly what national local action, national impact means. We can expose corruption from the bottom up. And it's such an unstable house of cards that the smallest bit of opposition brings it tumbling down. All it takes is one person being curious in your community and that person can be you to really expose.
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What they rely maintaining in the darkness in order to be successful in their operations. So I've got to do this one more time to you. I'm just fascinated with the fact that you beat these people. And I'm looking at exactly who you defeated. Again, while you were gone, I did mention that you took on the third largest.
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school district union in the country to the point where they had to literally schedule a circus to try to distract you. And it didn't work. But this Latino media network, Bella, I don't know. This is a crazy wormhole here. Their last guy that they have on here is Louis Ubinas. U-B-I-N-A-S. This guy.
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served as the president of the Ford Foundation from 2008 to 13. Now, I want to explain to everybody, again, if you're new, how important that is. The Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, all of those, the Gates Foundation, we've heard of all of them. The foundations are used to fund the CIA efforts.
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without the CIA having to have their fingerprints on them in many, many cases. Do they fund other things? Yes. But they are a go-between in many of these operations. Because remember when I was telling you a lot of the funding for the international union efforts came from foundations as well. So the Ford Foundation is the second largest.
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foundation in the United States. And it's interesting that he was appointed in charge of that foundation in 2008, which means the people at Ford has this guy in the back pocket of Barack Obama, and he was going to be funding all of Barack Obama's bullshit, like creating ISIS and all that other shit overseas. This is the guy that was funding all of those initiatives.
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So you need to understand who he is. And oh, by the way, while he was the president of the Ford Foundation, he is also a senior partner at McKinsey, right? He was also appointed to be in charge of the Export-Import Bank, which is the one that cuts off countries that they're getting ready to overthrow to isolate them economically. The Export-Import Bank is the economic hitman for the United States.
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He also was on the International Trade Commission, which you know how important trade is because of the way President Trump has explained it with tariffs and stuff like that. This guy is one of the most influential people. He's the most influential on this board. But he, more importantly, probably than any of the things that I just said, and they're all bad, is he was on the board of the Pan America Development Foundation.
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Now, where did I hear about that? Oh, they're the ones that isolate every Latin America country in order to destroy it whenever the United States decides that they're going to declare war and install a dictator. That organization, that Pan America Foundation, is one of the primary instruments of statecraft power to destroy a country in Latin America.
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So this guy's an agent. He's embedded in this organization. And Bella kicked their ass. So go ahead, Bella. I'm just kind of blown away because that wasn't even connections that I was aware of. You just get out there and you get into the fight. But I think it just speaks volumes to what I had said at the beginning of the phone call, which is that here I am thinking, well, I'm just.
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I'm just a normal HR person that just is showing up to school board meetings. I'm only opposing this. And I just, you know, I'm curious. So I do research and then I use my platform to go out there and post about my research and thinking how inconsequential I was to the bigger picture of it. And, you know, how it turned out to be quite the opposite, like the smallest. I go back to the statement I just said.
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the smallest bit of opposition can can really bring the house of cards down and and i really hope that my testimony acts as a motivator and a way of encouraging other people to realize that it's like if if this can be done i say it all the time and i'll say it again if this can be done in miami-dade out of all places in a place where this kind of like deep-rooted corruption has existed for such a long time in a place where you know didn't have anything that was
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There was nothing out of the way remarkable. We didn't have support from elected officials back then. As a result now, we've had people in our own community that have run for office that are now in positions that are making decisions that we are so proud to have helped and get to the roles that they're in right now to be able to best represent our community. But I just hope that it really serves as a, that Miami-Dade can serve as a testimony and to encourage other people to become.
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involved and see the difference that you can make when you're exposed and to realize that you know as colonel's pointing out right now i didn't even i knew i was in a swamp i knew that i was in the latino swamp i just uh i guess that even i didn't realize to to what degree uh just how swampy it was
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It's very, very swampy. Okay. And so we're going to, I'm going to have Bella back because our, we want to do a part two to this show and we're going to talk about her personal experience on taking on some online aspects of this same fight.
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that her and I discussed when we were originally talking. And I want her to walk you through the exposure. And basically, she has fought an online fight with some very familiar names that you guys will recognize. So we will hopefully, if she can carve out next Friday, same time, we will have her back. And we're going to go through something that is going to knock your socks off.
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of her fight with an online personality and the revelations in how she went about doing it. And again, I'm just so blown away by her tenacity and her ability to fight this fight, both in the cyber area and literally on the ground. I just can't say enough. So we're going to go ahead.
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Bella, if you want to say any last words and we're going to open it up for questions and we will keep her. We don't go past six, but we will keep you as long as you can stay with the audience asking questions, if that works for you. Yeah, no, that definitely works for me. I mean, you know, parting words, just again, I got to reiterate it because it's really my.
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my biggest goal and the thing that I value the most, which is that I do feel that God has put me in a position to be able to have. And I think that God gives a gift.
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to the world is really our testimony. And I feel like God has put me in a position to share this with the hope and intention that it inspires other people to take an active role in the saving of their own communities and seeing the picture of what it could mean if each one of us took accountability for preserving our own communities, what that would mean to the bigger picture of what our country would look like at the other end of that. Couldn't agree more. Okay.
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So if you guys want to request a mic and come up and ask Bella any questions. Bridget, go ahead. Oh, my God. I mean, not just inspiring, but epically inspiring. And you really, just to put it in perspective, you know, from a research standpoint, it is truly amazing what you have went up against. And when I talk about this whole thing being orchestrated,
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the latino media network was run by stephen or sorry stephanie valencia and les morales who worked on the presidential campaigns of barack obama and hillary clinton i mean it's just every it's like they touched every single part of that network and and used it to weaponize against you but you're right it's a domino effect and um god sharpens us and creates us informs us for this
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moment in time to use us as an epic weapon. And boy, he did with you. Congratulations. It is truly inspiring to have you on here. Thank you. All right. If you guys want to ask Bella any questions, go ahead and raise your hand and request a mic. Ron, go ahead. Sorry. Bella, it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
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Very awesome, awesome stuff that you talked about. You know, I kind of wanted to say something more kind of overarching about what you're talking about. You know, I think we as people in the United States, we view the president in terms of like dictator. We look at the governor or we look at the president and we think that, hey, if we just if we just elect this person.
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that everything is going to be fine. And what we really need to be doing is things like what you're doing. We need to be getting involved at the local level. Our entire system of government was designed to be from the bottom up, not the top down. And I feel like the mindset, we need to have good leaders up at the top, but those leaders at the top should inspire us at the bottom to be involved.
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Our form of government was designed to be where we, the people, are the people that are actually involved in the government. And I was really taken back when you talked about how 60% of the people who run, run unopposed. I thought that I was unaware of that number. And that kind of floored me a little bit. I have a very good friend.
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I have a podcast as well, and I have a very good friend who escaped Cuba at nine years old. His parents were turned in by an uncle, and he had family that was executed by the Cuban army. So I would love to connect with you offline, and anyway, I'll just leave it at that. Yeah, I gave you a follow back, Ron.
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um you know i to speak on that number i think that that's really important because this is also something that i've had a lot of experience with and something that i've had a lot of exposure and i'm uh you know i i don't do any kind of like public endorsement or whatnot but i do find uh candidates that i feel align with my uh with my ideology they're gonna push forward and i offer them support in any capacity that i can and you know um
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put the reality of a political campaign, because I think if you've never been involved in one, then you don't understand how powerful, how we can actually oppose the bad guys that are running in office, right? First and foremost, the first thing that I can tell you guys is that the bad guys, the rhinos, the Democrats, whoever it is, they're picked during primary elections. Your general elections are too late. By the time that you go vote in a general election, it's too late.
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They've already pushed out all of the good candidates that are running grassroots campaigns. And at this point, I'm almost hyper-focusing on the corruption within our own party that exists, right? A lot of times we see that there's these giant rhinos that you wonder, how do they continue to get elected? And it's simple. They have a lot of money. And a grassroots candidate that's doing it, a true American that just says, I'm sick and tired of the corruption and I'm going to run against one of these people, doesn't stand a chance.
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They've got million-dollar PR firms that are going to attack them, are going to attack their family. A mailer campaign, anytime that you guys get a small mailer in the mail that says, hey, vote for me, those cost tens of thousands of dollars every time that you send one out. It costs money to pay somebody to come knock on your door. Anytime that you get a political campaign, a call on your phone, also tens of thousands of dollars.
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uh that go into making those phone calls uh they take a lot of money and and the reality is that we don't have the the dark money to be able to oppose that uh very often
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And a lot of these local candidates that are so brave to run because that cannot be overstated. How brave you have to be to run for public office, no matter what role it is, you know, the tax collector, school board, whatever it may be. It is a very brave, brave thing to do because immediately you become a target. And, you know, the biggest support that you can offer these smaller campaigns is.
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During primary election season, which, you know, this is going to start at the end of 2025, early 2026, I strongly encourage everybody to identify a local candidate in your communities, a school board member, a commissioner, a tax collector, whatever it may be, a position in elections, maybe even a supervisor of election, a position that you feel is significantly important and donate your time, whether it's through research.
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knocking on doors uh you know uh doing phone banks however way it is that you can contribute your time do it because like i said 60 of of positions do run unopposed and very often is because the magnitude of opposing them alone feels very much like a goliath and you can change that by providing support through a community that that supports these people through the
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the the the the you know several tens of thousands of dollars that they spend opposing these campaigns sometimes i i agree with that and you know i have a little bit of a unique perspective on that my father when i was in like third grade and and my father ran for school board and he was on the school board until my sis my sister who was three years behind me graduated so and then he was also on the on the local hospital board and my uncle was the mayor of my town so i
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I understand exactly what you're talking about. I mean, it was a small town, but still, that was the point of being active locally. And that's kind of where I learned to be active locally. Now, I've never run for office. I never really had that desire. But I do do what I can to support my local people. And just kind of like what you talked about. And everything you said, I'll back up a thousand percent. You're right on the money.
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Do we have any other questions? Anybody else? Can you guys hear me? I can hear you, but I didn't see your hand up. I'm so sorry. I don't know how to raise my hand. I was the person that clapped. Okay, go ahead. I'm sorry. If you want me to back out, I can't. No, go ahead. Okay, so my name is Chase. I've been messaging you, Colonel, for a while. I'm newly awakened, I guess you would call it. I live in Oakland, California.
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The mayor here was recalled recently, and there is a new grassroots effort. Well, they're calling it grassroots, but of course it's Oakland, so I don't believe that. But I'm hoping Bella maybe could give me some insight into this. There's a group here called Gotham Oakland, and it's run by a man named Seneca. I've been trying to talk to him online, and he doesn't seem to quite get it. He's also pushing for a new mayor to be elected here that was...
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previously the police chief that was fired for investigating Mayor Sheng Tao's fraudulent campaign. So he didn't do anything before and he didn't do anything after. And I don't know. So anyways, that's all disgusting and weird. So I'm hoping if there's any websites that Bella has that I could educate myself because I don't know how to potentially run for office or even just get involved in any kind of local level.
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She keeps saying this thing that I've heard a lot recently. Local action means national impact. Is that a platform? That's a slogan that General Flynn created. I thought that was a Michael Flynn thing. So that's my first question. Maybe Bella could just message me about that. If you follow her, you'll be able to contact her. I followed you back, Chase, so that you can write to me.
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I actually have, I have a, there's an account on here. Anthony Cabasa is informed with Anthony and he's very locally active in Southern California. Very passionate about, you know, not leaving California, protecting California at all costs, which I'm just, I'm so inspired by because I really believe California is our crown jewel of our country. Big issue with Oakland.
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Because a lot of that money coming into Oakland is coming from San Francisco, which is all from China. So there's a lot of Chinese money, which is... I'm sure. I'm sure. I would also have you connect with Chad Vivas on here as well. But if you write to me, you know, these are two people that are passionate about...
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uh research in california you know obviously because i have such a local focus i'm i'm a good resource for anybody looking for information in date or in florida in general because of course my my research takes me well into the state um but i'd love to put you in contact with you know those two resources which are two people that are going to be able to uh
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that would be so interested in learning about, you know, the research that you're doing and helping you in it and giving you resources. If you were interested in running, just kind of like give you a guiding hand in that sense. So it's just shoot me a message after the podcast and I'll gladly, you know, make that kind of connection between you. So there's that. That was my first question. And then are you familiar with Gilead and the Ryan White Fund? These are mega NGO insurance firms that are funding.
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advertising online. They advertise on porn sites, but they also advertise everywhere on TV and everything else. They're specifically targeting children and they target them through porn, through all these websites with these advertisements for COVID vaccines, hepatitis B vaccines, all these HPV. Most of them they don't need, A, because most of them aren't even sexually active because they're children. And then second of all,
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I think that ties into Gladio because I think it's a massive money laundering scheme. I made a video recently and I'm trying to put it into a sub stack. You can go on Grindr, which is a site for gay hookups. You can make a profile. You can say that you're like a 500 pound trans woman. You will get inundated with advertisements for hormones and for pills and everything. If you go to these websites and you fill it out.
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they'll ask you like do you have liver failure do you have kidney failure you can say yes to all of that they still send you these pills they don't ask for social security they don't ask for id and i'm of the opinion that's where children are getting these hormones i think that they're getting hormones online i don't think that their parents chase chase we're trying to stick to the subject that um yeah i'm taking you off yeah um yeah let's stay on topic we've got some other hands up thanks for uh
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coming up yeah okay um tim go ahead tim um i'm not sure tim can hear us or um bridget you go ahead and then we'll come back to tim what was uh you to take on this battle um specifically you know what was your trigger that you know it's like i've gotta go and and uh how did you seek out other people to organize
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Yeah, so thank you for asking that because it kind of gives me an opportunity. So I think I had two points where I decided to get involved. The first one was when I joined the digital battlefield, when I started my original page of Red Pill Babe. I used to go by Red Pill Babe, now I go by Bella Liberty. I kind of had to do the moment that my, once I was, you know, locally involved, obviously I was doxxed and, you know, the remaining anonymous was no longer an option for me.
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So, you know, the first moment was really the realization that I am a former Democrat. And, you know, I, like many other people within my age group, you know, you're young and you think that Democrats are the party that cares and that's looking out for the interest of normal people. And I had very much bought into that propaganda. And then I had, you know, I had my moment of realization.
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A friend of mine in particular, I remember he had asked me about Donald Trump and I was like, ah, you know, like I was already a conspiracy theorist of sorts. So I wouldn't just say that I was like a Democrat at that point. You know, I was a Barack Obama Democrat in 2012, had become pretty.
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just disillusioned with the government in a sense. You know, I had gone into politics thinking that Barack Obama was going to get us out of the wars. You know, I'm a 9-11 baby. I saw 9-11, you know, when I was a child and that was very impactful to me. It's one of those like moments that like change everything for you. And, you know, in 2012, it was just very clear to me that, you know, neither party really had the better interest of the American people. So I had become very disillusioned with government.
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And I remember a friend of mine asking me my opinion on Donald Trump. And I was just like, oh, come on, it's a joke. The guy's a reality TV guy. This is what America has become. And I remember his response to me was just like, you're way too smart to think that. And, you know, that comment alone was just enough for me to go out there and start challenging things that maybe I had.
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notions that i had about donald trump at that time and sure enough you know like any like happened to so many of us you go out there and you start researching and you start realizing the magnitude of the lies that have been fed to you and and how susceptible you've been to all of it and um that very much felt like it almost put me into a panic mode where i felt that at that moment it's like i've been so wrong i need to course correct and i need to help other people correct that right
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So then that inspired me to start my page. And, you know, Red Pill Babe turned into one of the largest true for pages, if you will, on Instagram before it was the platform. There was, you know, one of the top three largest accounts. And, you know, I want to take the opportunity to say that I start posting online and that's a very weird transition that I'm sure a lot of you can relate to.
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I had a job and a life and I had to justify spending copious amounts of time on the internet posting memes and feel like, is this worth it? Am I being productive? I really had to question if I was doing the right thing. And it's really important for me to share that one of the things that was very...
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very active as a part of that early awakening process for me when i first started posting and got involved there uh was very much that i felt like i got the opportunity to talk about jesus christ every day and uh you know when this was at the beginning when people were talking about pita gate a lot and then that was kind of like dominating the conversation you know child trafficking and these these horrors these truly horrible things and i felt like almost daily the question of
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How do you sleep? Like, how do you, oh my God, this is like traumatic, like researching these things and knowing these things. And, you know, it gave me an opportunity almost daily. And I think that God made sure that that opportunity was presented to me daily as a reminder that I was on the right track, was that I got to speak to the testimony of like, I can do it because knowing that that kind of evil exists confirms without a reasonable doubt that the only way to battle something that evil is the power of Christ.
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And it gave me an opportunity to talk about my faith on a daily basis. And I felt that God presented that opportunity to talk about it as a daily confirmation for me that despite in what felt like the physical plane here in this world, it felt like a quote unquote waste of time being on the Internet all day. It truly wasn't. And that was kind of like my first awakening. And then my second awakening, very important, was January 20th, 2021.
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Joe Biden had just been inaugurated, and my father, who had, my grandmother was a political prisoner for nine years. She was caught smuggling guns to the rebels in the mountains to fight against Fidel Castro. She spent nine years in prison when my dad was just a child. My grandfather, also a rebel, was a member of a rebel group, Alpha 66, also was a...
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assassinated as a result of being a leader amongst this Alpha 66 group. My family was very much affected of that. My father, clearly having been left an orphan for most of his childhood as a result of the fight against a communist regime, called me on January 20th when Joe Biden was inaugurated as what I would imagine was a trigger of his own trauma. And he was very concerned about the page.
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what decision I was going to take as far as being involved in politics. And, you know, the fear that day was to call his only daughter and tell her, I'm worried and I want you to take a step back. And my response to him was, I'm my grandmother's daughter and I'm not going to take a step back. In fact, I'm going to double down and I'm going to ensure that I protect the country that you brought me into to run away from.
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the evil, the true evil that is communism that robbed you of yours. I'm very well aware, because my family had to exile to the United States, that if America fails, the world fails, and that there's nowhere to exile to if America fails. And that reality is what drove me to get off my...
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and become involved in the local process because I knew I had to be an active participant in preserving the republic that my family fought to bring me into. Amen. Wow. Wow. Yeah, now you know why I had to have her on here. Tim, I see you're back up here. Did you have a question for Bella? Yes, girl. Hey, Bella, you mentioned your first meeting.
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with the school board push had over 100 members and I was going to ask you what vehicle you used to do that and in response I heard you had a web presence. So how did you focus your web presence specifically to Miami and that area?
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So that's actually, that's a good question. I think that originally from the moment that I had my page, despite it being news that was being covered, you know, a lot of the stuff that many people were talking about at that time, one of the things that made my perspective, I always had, you know, Miami people have a certain flavor. There's a certain delivery. There's a certain accent that we have. I'm sure that you're hearing my very exotic accent now.
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you know, vernacular that we use. And as a result, that kind of made my page a little more Miami focused. However, I had already taken during COVID because I was fighting local government. I had, you know, I started using, I started posting more about my local community. And as a result of posting more about my local community, more people within my own community found me. Now, I was very fortunate here in Miami-Dade.
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because it wasn't just myself with a large platform. I have a co-host on my podcast because I also have a podcast called Mostly Peaceful Latinas. And my co-host on that podcast, Linda Cuadros, also has a presence, also has a large presence on social media. And when both of us started talking about local politics, it kind of just naturally occurred as a result of me covering local politics, local people started coming to my page.
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And, you know, I will say I had somewhat of a benefit at that time because, you know, early January 2021, people were very anxious. They were trying to, you know, we had just experienced what we had experienced in November 2020. The inauguration had just happened. Lockdowns were still going on. People were still masked up. They were still pushing this COVID narrative. And I think that by just pure...
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fact that it had gotten so bad made a lot of people more desperate um and then therefore more curious and getting involved and i think that you know that that's something that that i hope that i can attest to is that we shouldn't wait until it gets that bad again to want to get involved we should see this moment that we have right now particularly within the next four years as an opportunity to really drive to be even
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more involved, more active, more aware than we were during COVID and make the most of this monumental moment that we are having in American history to be an active participant in taking back our country. Great question. Thank you. That was a great answer. You're a really good speaker. Thank you. Yes, she is. Bridget, go ahead.
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advancing into more than just the local politics or do you see yourself staying as more of the coordinator trying to get people enthusiastic and motivated into getting involved i love that question um you know i get asked often if i feel like i'm gonna run for public office and the answer almost exclusively is no um maybe maybe at some point later on i'll feel called to that but right now i feel like
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there's not a lot of voices out there with my message um there's not a lot of people there i feel like i'm at very much like the awakening felt when i was trying to wake people up from my anonymous page and try to get people the reality of it it feels like you know you got to a location before every you're early to location and you're calling in everybody else telling them like hey when are you going to get here when are you going to get here when you're going to get here right and um the awakening felt like that for me and then now i feel like this uh
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this this testimony of just the power of local activism and involvement because you know digital activism is very real so it doesn't just mean boots on the ground despite that being a very important aspect it also means just the hyper focus of caring about exposing corruption in your community you know i feel like i'm at the forefront of that right now and i and i don't feel that enough people are talking about it and i feel that until it catches on until i see uh
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And I mean, it's something that I will say from testimony, it's obviously growing. We're seeing it all over the country. All you had to do was look at groups like Moms for Liberty and what we saw during COVID and these revolutions that were happening in school boards all over our country, I think is the result of more people becoming involved and becoming aware of like, hey, if I want to fix this, I have to become an active part in it. So I, you know, to that point,
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um i i really what i see for myself is i i want to continue to be a voice i want to be able to continue to share my testimony to inspire more people to become involved and i i i'd like to continue because i truly feel very passionate about my i i want to call it i don't know if it's a hypothesis or what it is at this point i feel like i've proved that it's real uh local action works
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And despite me wanting to continue to be a focus in my community, I hope that I can be, you know, be in a position and continue to be in a position where my personal testimony of the changes that we've done in our community can continue to be an inspiration to get other people to become involved at that local level capacity. I do, you know, I want to take a moment and I know that I've talked to you guys a little bit about the wins, but you can't imagine Miami-Dade.
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flipped historically red for the first time since 1988. It had been a blue county. And for the first time in history, we flipped into a bright red majority. We had every single county office that was running, tax collector, supervisor of election, sheriff, that Miami-Dade had not had a sheriff since 1967.
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for the first time um our um our property appraiser our um our our clerk of courts all positions all our county positions were won by conservative republicans our senators won conservative republicans our state representatives won conservative republicans we took it all home a city that a county that has been notorious for being blue
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a county that still has more Democrats registered than Republicans, something that I hope that I'll be able to change next year, Ella Scott Pressler. We did that here in Miami-Dade. We have the largest conservative school board body, a conservative Republican representation in Congress, in the Senate, in the Florida House, in the Florida Senate. And I just really think that it's all a testimony of what happens when you...
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when you end up pushing back upon the narrative. And I share that not to boast, even though I'm very proud of those accomplishments, but because once again, if we can do that here in Miami-Dade, I really feel that it can be done anywhere else in the country. And I'm going to say this one more time. Bella did this in an area that has an astronomical number of covert entities.
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swarming around her she did that literally standing on an island surrounded by alligators um there's probably not other than maybe dc a higher see the miami cia station has always been the largest one in the entire united states so most people go oh hey i didn't even know they had a station in the united states they have and it has always been the largest one in miami
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So she has done this with probably in large part unbeknownst to her. Although she saw the top surface alligators in the labor unions, in the PR firms, what she probably didn't realize is their interconnectivity to the bigger picture, which just going through a few of those bios in that one organization.
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That was behind the scenes fighting against her. She did that and she took all of them on and won and won in big ways. Yeah. Thank you so much for that. And, you know, I want to take an opportunity to be like, you know, I've been so fortunate, you know, to have a community of people and organizations that have.
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here in Miami-Dade that have come together. You know, building community is so important. It cannot be overstated. And so often, I think that just the way that life is set up these days, you are somewhat isolated from your neighbors. You know, we don't live in an America where people necessarily know who's on their block. And one huge factor in the success that we've had here in Miami-Dade has been in building community, something that...
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the operatives very much tried to attack i mean i can't can't explain to you guys the the interpersonal dynamics how um how how much that was targeted and and how much that was the way that they used to weaken us was by keeping us or getting us to like fight and and creating discord amongst one another and i i i can't overstate how it was their their their primary form of attack against our efforts
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was attacking the interpersonal relationships in the community that we were creating. And I say that to add emphasis that building your community, like I said, when you start posting about local politics, more people locally in your community, you're going to find other fighters amongst you. I promise you there's people in your communities that probably care. They just don't know, haven't found other people.
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So, you know, groups like the Citizens Defending Freedom, groups like the Christian Family Coalition, Moms for Liberty, the Election Integrity Brigade, the Defend Florida, groups that have still have all to some degree come together to be able to build a community and share this purpose in protecting our little corner, right? It's America's one giant slice of pizza. We've got to worry about our little slice and how to protect that.
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Awesome. Anybody else have any questions for Bella? Sure. No, I know. Bella, how long have you been involved with this? I mean, how long, like, and how has your family received this since you doubled down? Great question. You know, I, so I opened up the Red Pill Babe page in 2018.
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2018 was kind of like my big moment. And then, of course, I became highly involved. And I had already been talking about local government during COVID in 2020, but I didn't really become an activist until 2021. So, you know, I hope that that goes more into the testimony of we're talking about a very short time span. We're not talking about a long time. We're not talking about me having any kind of formal background or training to go up against this machine. I just had the desire and curiosity and the tenacity to do it despite.
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I can't tell you the attacks, you know, I've been targeted every day of my life for the last three years, my family, my job, my reputation, my image. I mean, it hasn't been a walk in the park. And, you know, nonetheless, the reward has definitely been worth it. But, you know, that was kind of my, that's how long I've been involved in the efforts. And I hope that that, like I said, serves as testimony that it really doesn't.
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It's a very unstable house of cards that comes down with the slightest bit of opposition. I don't know if there was a second part of the question that I missed. Sorry. Well, how's your family? Oh, my family. Yes, yes, yes. So that was actually, so, you know, I started my page in 2018. I also got married in 2018.
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that was a change um that was a that was a testing moment i would say speaking and in full transparency to all of you guys because i think that to some degree a lot of people who have become involved in this have had it affect their personal life whether it's you know friends that think you've lost your mind and cut you out or or family members i think you've lost it or whatnot and there was definitely a moment uh where it it was um
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It was new and it was a hard transition, I would say, initially for my husband to understand what had taken place. But, you know, I can't say, you know, the grace of God has been great. And as a result, my husband has seen the efforts. He's seen the attacks against me. He's seen the accomplishments.
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And like most things throughout our relationship that he's seen me accomplish, I've kind of always been a person that says, hey, I've got this new endeavor and I'm going to make it my entire personality and I'm going to accomplish it. And somehow I'm crazy enough to get it done. At the beginning, he might have thought I had lost my mind for a bit there. But then the results started coming in and he saw.
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just like many times he had seen before he's like she did it again she's she's she's a psychopath and somehow she manages to do it every single time and as a result you know he's proud of my work he talks about it every opportunity that he has so i think at the beginning there was definitely a toll that it took on my marriage in the initial transition of like who is this new person um there were her entire personality is now this you gotta imagine it wasn't just that
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I was talking about these things are waking up. I'm also getting actively attacked. You know, our family's getting actively attacked. I lost my job. My job was attacked and I lost my job as a result of this. So it had real life consequences that affected my household. So logically, there's a moment of like, is this all worth it? Which is why I go back to the question that you asked earlier about.
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what inspired me and it was kind of like that consistent confirmation from christ i feel that has been so present throughout this entire journey finding a way to give me confirmation that you're on the right track and now it's just you know he loves it he tells people all the time like oh my look at my wife with donald trump or like look at my my wife is red pill babe or whatever it may be and i it's it's great and i think that it's just you know a testimony that when you're walking on on the right path
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things find a way, even if things have to fall apart a little bit to then come back together, God finds a way of providing the environment that you need to continue to fight on this fight when you're in it for the right reasons, I feel. So Bella, the audience here that's been with me this entire time, what you just said, and I know you're not part of that on a normal basis, coalesces exactly with
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why we're all here. Because when I first started researching this and started posting on True Social, which of course is how I came across you, the correlation of what I was learning to my life, where I was stationed at, things that I had done, places that I had deployed to.
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It was clear to me almost immediately that the fact that I had been a teacher for four years inside the military and had the skills to organize things and communicate them and speak in public. If I looked back on my life and I would say, if you were going to have someone expose something like Operation Gladio, what would you have?
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their life consists of in order to prepare them to be where they are today. I would, I would venture to say there's probably nothing left out. No, no, there was probably nothing left out of my life that I, that God didn't put me in places that didn't lend itself to where I'm at today. And so I just find it fascinating that.
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It does also take a humility to recognize this isn't about you and I, this is about God and doing what he has put in front of us to do and understanding that that is a mission. And that does take a huge amount. Hold on a second. Stop it. That puppy just came in here. It does take a certain, I mean, a lot of humility to not fill yourself with that.
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And give the glory to God. And so I just want to recognize that all of us in here recognize what you just did. And it is huge. But it is also how we go forward with the momentum. Because as soon as you get off that, it will come tumbling down. We are here for his glory. And we are here for his mission. And we all have our individual talents. Because despite...
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If you taught a class saying what you had accomplished, not everyone has the skills, especially you're very, very, as people have noted, articulate in being able to convey information. And that is a skill. People can learn it, but there's not a lot of people that that comes natural to. And so there are going to be people obviously in here that and.
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If you look at the group of people that we have, that basically illustrates how it takes a team. And you are very gracious to acknowledge that there were people working around you that supported you. You were able to afford yourself audiences that had already been built.
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You have such an incredibly amazing story. And that's the reason why. I mean, I've followed you for years now. We've corresponded. But it wasn't until recently that it dawned on me that you lived through one of these operations. And I had to have you on here so that you could share your story.
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um and i when i first reached out to bella i had no idea that her story the whole time i mean i have my notes here for all of you guys watching on rumble i mean i just started writing down she's telling me this story and i just started writing bullet points down i'm like oh my god labor unions pr ambassador so before we go we do have a few minutes um i want to because
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I do have a note here that we've not covered for the first show. And that was the statistics that you laid out for, you did mention the January 6th roundup. Tell everybody how many of those people were from the state of Florida. Yeah, about half, a little bit over half at this point. I believe when you look at the final numbers, close to, I want to say a little bit more than half, under 60% of the individuals that have been identified.
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are Floridians, you know, and it's something that I, a weight that I carry with me that I think it's so important to bring attention to. It breaks my heart that we have yet been able to establish recognition from some kind of elected official that recognizes that, you know, the persecution of patriots for January 6th hasn't been in...
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It hasn't been a by chance. It hasn't been based off severity of, you know, quote unquote crime. It's truly been, they've used these tipsters, these third parties, in particular Sedition Hunter, something that I hope at some point will be addressed by Elon on how this app in particular has lent itself.
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to the persecution of Americans by allowing groups, very well-funded groups like Sedition Hunters and Antifa pages, like the one that target me and my local community, how they have weaponized this platform to use it as a way of bypassing, per se, persecution from the federal agencies.
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uh you know you don't the the fbi doesn't have to come after you sedition hunters will and then the fbi will use addition hunters to target you and like i said i i'll be honest with you i don't think it's a coincidence that floridians have been targeted um i've got a pulse on this um lucky enough to have been you know build relationships with other activists all over the the country that you you just exchange war stories with you know like what's going on in your community what's not and
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And one of the things that I find is that Florida is one of the most activated states in the union. And I say that because, you know, with all due respect, and Colonel knows that I have a little bit of history with the Ron DeSantis thing, you know, when he went up against Donald Trump. I still have a lot of respect for our governor, and I think that he is an excellent governor. But I will say this. I think that there is a lot.
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of wins that florida have had that have been a result of ron desantis listening to a group of people that have been very loud um i think that the reason why florida is free is not necessarily because of ron desantis but because the people of florida have demanded that she be free and as a result ron desantis has heard our cries and and and you know what he's done to be a responsive politician is that he's kept his ear to the ground to the activism
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But I do believe that Floridians have been disproportionately targeted by these federal agencies in regards to January 6th because Florida has a more activated populace when it comes to activism. And again, it's something that I hope that with time, particularly in the next four years, that it's something that is addressed, which is...
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the disproportionate number of Floridians that have been targeted by the January 6 agencies, that when the investigations begin on the persecution of Americans through these agencies using January 6 as the reason for that, that the investigations don't stop at the agencies, but at these entities like these Antifa pages or these, you know, sedition hunters, these quote-unquote tipsters.
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that the investigations extend on to these individuals as well, and that we expose not just the federal agents and agencies, but also the informants and operators that they had working for them on this app in particular. You know, how it was weaponized, how these individuals and these entities were weaponized against Americans.
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and have that be part of, you know, a justice that's served. I think that one of the, you know, I've told you guys a few times already about my grandparents' history. And I grew up, you know, growing up in a household where the worst thing that you could be was a communist. And if you were a Democrat, you were a communist. And, you know,
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I grew up daily hearing about, you know, and your grandmother and she was a political prisoner and every single day your grandma was a political prisoner, your grandmother was a political prisoner. And I can tell you that one of the things that makes me the saddest about what we've experienced over the last four years has been the awareness that we have Americans in D.C. gulags.
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um over january 6th we in fact do have political prisoners in america and that as a first generation american daughter of immigrants that came to this country truly believing in the american dream there's nothing that breaks my heart like knowing that that's a reality and how many of them um in your research are veterans uh over 30 of them so um the again um for the audience
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What you are witnessing is the Phoenix program, which is you have your fellow countrymen informing the government on who to come pick up. And you target the people that will be the most effective in thwarting government control. As Bella points out.
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A large majority of those people are in the state of Florida. And it was done in many ways, not just to attack Governor DeSantis, but also President Trump, who, of course, we know moved down here. And then you go after veterans. And when you demoralize, the whole purpose of this effort was to demoralize people, to keep them off the streets and off of the advocacy of the good guys.
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That's what they do. They target you and they try to beat you up as they did Bella, not physically, but psychologically. And that is supposed to diminish the amount of effort they will make or that the people watching them will make because they don't want to go through what those other people did. And I think it's incredibly important, as Bella pointed out.
1:55:31
that people understand this has been done all over the world. It has been done by our country and others all over the world. And who's behind it? Because she's right. I want to make unequivocally clear that all of the communications that occurred in order to rat these people out or identify them, because what she's saying is that all of those pictures were not
1:56:01
ran through a photo identification database and identified. Those photos went out and it was people in their local neighborhoods who were paid by sedition hunters to give information and basically rat their neighbors out. We had sedition hunters here in my hometown looking for three of those people. I'm very familiar with how it works and it's disgusting.
1:56:29
that people would do that but what i want everybody to understand is our government knows who did that our government has all of the communications that is what they do none of this was done outside of their purview um so the information will be there for the people that are coming in and that's why over the next month or so
1:56:59
We are going to have to be extra vigilant about what's going on and communicating with each other to understand because they don't want anybody seeing what they did. And as soon as the good guys get in there, they'll be able to see it all because none of this stuff was outside of the purview of the people who track all of this information. And that includes everything at Twitter.
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We have one last speaker and then we're going to close out. We've met the magic six o'clock. So all rights reserved. We're going to let you ask the last question. We're going to give Bella a chance to say her closing comments and then hopefully we'll have her back next Friday. Go ahead. Yeah, awesome. Thank you. Yeah, I appreciate you guys covering this in such detail with firsthand accounts and something I wanted to bring up because Colonel Towner, I think it was one of your spaces.
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that I found out the parliamentarians from Hawaii derailed Ron Paul's delegation. Do you remember that? I do not. That doesn't mean you didn't hear it here, but we've covered so much. I'm pretty sure it was. Okay. Long story short, we got into communications and the DMs and ended up just finding out so much stuff between the dirt bags in Hawaii and what they're doing. And the reason I want a microphone now is to talk to Bella about...
1:58:25
the connection with florida and hawaii our state chair tamra makai had her her horse poisoned and she's been like gang stalked and threatened and harassed and all this stuff and we found out that the people that are doing this online they're not even in hawaii they're in they're in florida and there's a there's a law firm that has been protecting this one agency it's called high red news it's like this fake rage bait conservative news agencies but
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people you know we're in the fifth generation warfare you know people have a really hard time distinguishing truth from false so they catch some stuff on facebook you have people that aren't tech savvy you have people that aren't weren't battling it out on twitter spaces two years ago and they're just really susceptible to being manipulated but all this stuff um you know there's some seed groups in hawaii and what they're doing is they're paying people from florida
1:59:22
to harass people here. And I had somebody else who just, same thing, she ran for district chair, got elected, and had like some fake Mormon Jehovah's Witnesses at her doorstep the next day. You know, and it's all the accounts that were covering what happened during the Maui fires are the ones that are having people like knocking on their doors and car windows and, you know, tires slashed and lug nuts pulled off of car tires. And it's the people, it's the good people in the Hawaii Republican Party.
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are just getting demolished right now like we just had a had these provocateurs and like you said it's not the black mask antifa people it's very polished people that are in board meetings from a homeowners association that's conducting the parliamentarian procedure in your local gop and i'm sorry to say but conservatives are not equipped
2:00:14
to deal with that level you know they think everything every antifa or the enemy is democrats with purple hair and that's not the case you know and i figured i pieced all this together but it was nice to um to hear what you had to say and i actually about halfway through this space i called somebody who ran for senate district rep
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And we were discussing what happened because he's a veteran. He's former like Army Special Forces or something. And he couldn't figure out what was going on. I'm like, look, dude, this is an op, bro. Don't underestimate him just because they're goofy old ladies or, you know, knuckleheads posting online. They just kneecapped our entire delegation. They've crippled our political party. And you guys still think it's some sort of fucking joke like online harassment and trolling. This is organized. And it does. It comes out of these.
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what is it, Leadership Institute and a lot of these conservative think tanks are the seeds of it. Can you tell me the name of the law firm again? I would have to send out a message or let me check my DMs.
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Yeah, I'd be interested in getting that information. When you have it, just like the name of the firm and also the name of the harassment group, I'd just be curious to see if there's any kind of connections. And, you know, what a great note to end on. You know, I've got two goals over the next year, right? Because we've had great accomplishments. We've got to do more. So number one is outregistering Democrats in Miami-Dade. Miami-Dade did turn historically red. However, we still have more registered Democrats than Republicans.
2:01:46
So I hope to do my goal, and I say register Republicans. I register anybody because I work for a 501c3 that just wants to get people involved in the process. However, one of the things that I do focus on is that I go to where the low-hanging fruit is. Where are the voters that I know share my morals, my convictions? Where are they? And they are in the church. They are in the church. The American church needs to stand up.
2:02:15
The American church needs to become an active participant in taking our country back. The only force that we have that can go against the numbers that the union is able to mobilize is the church.
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That's the first place that we have to go. So goal number one that I have for Miami-Dade is to not take my foot off the accelerator next year, continue to have voter registration within the churches, preferably two churches every single month, and see what we can do about changing those numbers in Miami-Dade. Number two goal that I have that goes to the point, and I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure who was just speaking because it didn't give me the speaker, but I hope to learn afterwards.
2:02:58
The second biggest goal that I do have that I think it's so important to the point that you just made, which is we need to hold our party accountable. And that is done through your local GOP, through your local Republican executive committee.
2:03:16
If you are not a committee man, if you are not a committee woman involved in your local Republican Party, you do not get to complain about what it is that they're doing or not doing with the money that is supposed to be funding conservative candidates in your area. One of the places where we have the most power and where the power is the hardest to break through, believe it or not, is within our own party.
2:03:43
um and and and i really hope uh within this next year and the next two years is to truly spend time not uh not just exposing corruption within our own party but more importantly expressing to people from within my community how important it is that they be involved as committee men and committee members and that they're paying attention to what the local gop is doing
2:04:08
who is representing the local GOP, who is funding the local GOP. And I'm saying this under the expectation that a lot of your listeners are probably Republican, but I also got to make this mention, even on the off chance that I have a Democrat listener here right now, they are doing this in both parties.
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they wait during primary elections what they do is that they cut out any kind of organic grassroots support in order to continue to reinforce the established order that they have
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And the only way to fight that is to be involved. I have seen I attended an event a couple of years ago and they had a panel and there were people that had run for local office and they had the party representation for Democrats, Republicans, independents. There was quite a number of representation. But what really was really outstanding about the testimony that they were sharing was the Republicans and Democrats alike.
2:05:02
grassroots candidates that were trying to run campaigns to change how their party looked were running for local office and were seeing sabotage coming from within their own party.
2:05:17
The main aggressors were not the opposing party. It was coming from within their own party, Democrats and Republicans alike. And the only way that you oppose that is by becoming an active participant in that, either by yourself or by supporting somebody that's an active participant in it, because they're up against dark money. They're up against establishment figures that have been in office for lifetimes. And the only way to really oppose it is if there is a...
2:05:45
A true awareness that takes place with the American psyche, that becoming involved in politics and local politics, attending an executive committee for your Republican or your Democrat party, whatever it may be, is not something that's an option anymore. It should be a requirement in order for us to be able to have any true significant change of saving our country is to really play an active part because we need to be able to call out the corruption within our own party.
2:06:13
Democrats don't need to vote with us. Republicans don't need to vote with Democrats. And I'm trying to speak openly about both parties because I think that the issue truly comes and how it is that grassroots efforts, whatever part of the party they come from, grassroots efforts are toppled over.
2:06:31
by these much more powerful establishment type of operations so um you know i strongly encourage everybody to become involved one of my biggest goals here in florida is to change the way that the local miami-dade gop uh currently represents us thank you thank you bella and thank you everybody for being here and i will confirm with her um
2:06:56
to have her back here to go through her very interesting online, very similar story. And again, just as a teaser, it's going to knock your socks off. So hopefully we'll do that next Friday at the same time, same place. And again, thank you all for being here. And thank you again, Bella, for blessing us with your presence here.
2:07:24
Thank you for having me, Karina. It's been a pleasure. Thanks. Take care, everybody. Have a nice weekend. We'll see you back at Monday at four o'clock. Have an amazing. Whoa. Hey, just got off the show. What's going on? Sorry about that. That's okay. I thought it was a little earlier and I thought about it after I called you and I was like, wait, I would have called her like right in the middle of it anyway. I'm sorry. That's okay. I don't expect everybody else to remember my schedule.
2:09:32
well i just you said it was like from two to five or no it's four to six every day monday through friday okay it doesn't matter okay it's fine um so the party was fun i just realized like why i'm so glad i don't drink the major thing that you would use it for um that's probably fine but
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Yeah. That's funny. Yeah. That was really cool. They had some really cool stuff. Like one girl got like an espresso machine. Somebody else got like a cooking, like a fire pit thing. What? Yeah. They bought some stuff. It was kind of crazy. That is crazy. Yeah. The restaurant we went to was called Carve.
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like you're carving a pumpkin. Um, and so I've don't remember at least, um, I'm trying to think, cause I think at Lakeland regional, we may have done like a Christmas party one year. Um, but other than that, like, I don't remember having worked for any employer that has ever done, like they do retreats and stuff. Um, like once a year, I think I just missed it. I think they just did theirs in October, but, um,
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I was just like, I was looking at the menu when they kind of sent the email out stating that the date and the time and like what was going to happen. So we had our last patient at noon and then we were all meet there between noon and three, do the gift thing, then eat or whatever. And they're going to put our time in. So we're going to get paid for like the full day, even though we left at noon.
2:15:59
So, um, which was nice. Um, yeah. So I was just like, uh, I went to the girl at the front desk. She's the practice manager for, uh, the other physician that works in the office who does Euro at Euro gynecology. So they do like a lot of like vaginal surgeries and stuff like that. Um, and so I,
2:16:28
went to her this morning and I was like um so I've never done this before like how does this work because even the Christmas party that I went to uh for Lakeland Regional we had to pay for our own food and she was like no you get like a menu like they have picked out like what food we can choose from from like their menu and everything's paid for by the practices and
2:16:53
Cause I looked at their menu and some of them were like 25 and $30 for like the, like the meal. And I was like, I guess I'm just going to have water and a salad. I'm not paying $30 for anything. But yeah, the 10 ounce New York strip was one of the options. It was really good. Then I felt really stupid. So I called you and asked you about the, like how to ask them to cook it.
2:17:22
And so I made my choice. And then I was like feeling very adult because I knew what I wanted. And I was like, and I would, because I figured the next question would have been like, how do you want it cooked? And so I said, and I would like mine medium rare. And he goes, we cook them medium. And I go, sure. Okay. I don't know what that means and how that's different than medium rare, but okay. But it was very good. Marigotta.
2:17:53
got a couple pieces i ate most of it but there was about a like a little strip he had maybe five or six little little pieces but it was good cool yeah it was fun it sounds awesome sounds like a great uh company yeah i went up to uh dr shaw he's just he's such a nice guy
2:18:28
Like this morning, Fridays are like his vasectomy days. And I had gone to the back to put like when patients check out, we have like a checkout sheet that the physicians mark on to say like their follow-up stuff and all of that. I went to go take some back to put in their little folder. And I initiated was like, you know, good morning, Dr. Shaw. And he was like, hey, how are you? And just very nice.
2:18:54
when annie and i were leaving um we both went up to him you know to thank him for the meal for everything and he shook my hand and goes welcome to the family and i was just like thanks he's very very nice guy cool yeah i wanted to get um my manager something but i don't really know like what to get i got annie something not anything
2:19:33
And the other front desk, she's like the lead. She's been there a couple of years. So it was very nice people. So I got them just little cheapy, you know, Christmas things, but I wanted to get something for Teresa, the manager. I just don't really know what to get a manager, you know? So. Yeah. I mean, a candle, something like that's always a good thing. Yeah.
2:20:09
I was like, I mean, I could get her a card, but cards are, you know, people read them and throw them away. I wanted to get her something that she could use or at least would stay around for a little bit. Yeah, that's why I think the candle's a good idea, especially if it's in, you know, a decorative kind of a, you know, like Yankee candle or whatever, something like that. Yeah, that's a good idea. Let me call you right back. Okay. All right.
2:20:40
Bye. Bye. Hello? Yes? I'm Stella. I think your Rumble channel is still open. I've had two people call me saying that it has been turned off and they hear you talking about doctors. I wasn't talking about doctors. I was talking about my daughter. I did leave it on. I am so sorry. I was talking to my daughter. That's so funny.
2:21:11
talking doctors we don't want her to get in trouble it must be private and then like i'll call her on um i'll call her on here oh i didn't even know you could call on x hey everybody i'm talking to stellar all right thanks that is
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