The Prepper Broadcasting Network - Cartel Gun Runnin in NC?

Episode Date: July 14, 2026

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You're listening to PBN. Your path back to stability. Welcome in, folks. Your path back to stability. Running low on coffee already. We've got a lot to talk about. The big story, crazy story, thanks to Chin, hit me with it right before the day got going. Right before the show got going.

Cartel gun running in North Carolina. These are those weird stories that you read that, you know, nobody wants to see ICE out in the street shooting people. That's a lie. That's a lie. That's become a lie largely. Not largely, but that's become a lie. There are people who are absolute monsters, and I think there is a growing population of people, myself included, who, we don't know the guy who just got shot in Maine. We don't know the guy. They don't give you the details. But I read the reports from the DHS about those who have been deported, some of the very worst cases that have been taken out of this country. And I don't know if it's the times. I don't know if it's the level of evil. But you get real eye for an eye. You know what I mean? You start to get real eye for an eye, particularly people who aren't even citizens, who are literally invading the country and causing.

causing pain and terror and horror. So when I say nobody wants to see people getting shot by ice, I don't know if that's a true statement anymore. I really don't, I don't know how everybody else feels about it. But based on what is it, citizen vigilante, the movie Citizen Vigilani. And look, if you do feel that way, if you are sitting and settling into your sort of eye for an eye mentality. I'm not saying it's the right thing. What I am, I do believe in innocent until proven guilty for citizens of the United States. I think it's a beautiful, it's a beautiful compass.

But I do think that, you know, if you feel this way, if you feel a little vigilante within you, I want you to understand, this is years. This is years and years and years. decades now of ordinary Americans voting for and screaming at the top of their lungs, do something at the border. We don't want people streaming in here with diseases, with drugs, with violence in their hearts, with all this. For years and years, we had Republicans saying it. We had the people saying it.

We had presidents in power saying it. We had speakers of the House saying it. For years and years. and years, right? And if you feel yourself battle weary, because here we are still all these years later, and you're looking at the window and people are getting raped and murdered

and people are overdosing on fentanyl and they're running guns out of North Carolina and so on and so forth, which Dave Jones, I think, broke a story years ago that actually wound up happening a similar event wound up happening a few months ago. That feeds directly into this, into this tale.

It really does. I want to brace you all before we get into the actual meat of that story. We'll talk about whatever. I don't care. I don't not really. I just, I'm happy to be live today. I haven't been live with you guys in a while. I'm happy to be live.

We snuck back on YouTube. We're not there now. But we snuck back on YouTube. We're going to play with that a little bit on the red beacon side. We may clip clips from this. show and put it over there i'll tell you all about it once we get it up and running i want to pose something and see that it doesn't get sliced to death you know it doesn't get cleaved immediately upon my posting because i just don't trust the platform really anymore um but whatever all that

aside uh my i i i i i want to show you guys something because i want you to have time to prepare for it from red beaconmedia.com. Okay, this is one piece of the puzzle from what is known as the Zelets page. So there are several pieces of the puzzle over there at Red Beacon Media.com. And this one here is the zealots page. And here you, for those of you who want to get biblical, you will visit the zealots page. There will be, it's not directive. I'm not looking to frame your life for you.

Red Beacon Media is not about that. Red Beacon Media is exactly what it looks like. You know what I mean? It is you're out in a dark sea of overwhelming technology, overwhelming economics, wealth inequality. Yeah, I said it. Yeah, it's real. I'm not looking for total wealth equality.

That's not a goal of mine. but it is kind of, you know, whatever happened to antitrust, I'll take a bit of that. So, frankly, I want to give you a heads up because we're 10 days away from 10 days, 15 hours, exactly almost, from a community fast. Here at PBN, here at Red Beacon Media, we're going to have the 25th of every month is an opportunity to fast as a community. An opportunity to fast and pray as a community. You can get involved. You don't have to get involved. It just is what it is.

But this little countdown, this little countdown right here, you will find it all the time on the zealots page at red beaconmedia.com. And for those of you who are just listening to the podcast, it is, it's just what it is. It's a community fast countdown timer for the 25th of every month to get your ass in gear. This whole zealots page is about that. It really is. I mean, it's a little bit of protocol.

It's a little bit of dietary. It's a little bit of fasting. It's a little bit of the word itself. You know what I mean? But I don't know. To me, we cast ourselves out, you know, into this dark sea. And, you know, then we have to find the red beacon to get back. get back to stasis you know what i mean um that's what this this whole movement is all about this

is what the rebellion ex renaissance is all about you know what i mean and we are i mean we're really there i could release the website right now but i'm just adding some finishing touches to it you know what i mean um i don't know we got one of those cool like sticker printers now i would i prefer if i could put red on it but the site is ready The site is ready. It's just getting polished now. We'll be up very soon. But I wanted to brief you guys on the fast coming to 25th. Okay. Let's take a look at this crazy story. I'll tell you how it happened because I know how it happened. And I'll tell you what also is happening around the nation that's not getting reported. And I know that's happening because of Dave Jones. So this is crazy because it's close. This is one of those close things. Sarah C. Johnson, thank you in the Hickory Daily record.

140 guns seized from Lincoln County home. ATF says the guns were for Mexican cartel. Federal agents and local deputies raided a home in Lincoln County during the week of June 29th and seized 140 firearms. The ATFE. said the firearms were intended to be given to a Mexican drug cartel according to the news release from the agency. The ATF did not say what area of Lincoln County the house is located if any arrests were made.

The raid was a result of a tip that a source was stockpiling weapons in North Carolina. Agencies 140 firearms including 250 caliber rifles and at least one machine gun during the raid. The ATF was insisted by Lincoln County Sheriff's Office, Hallelujah. the Catoba, Catawba County Sheriff's Office and the Union County Sheriff's Office and Monroe Police Department. Joint effort, beautiful. I like it. The agents also found evidence of human trafficking.

The release said the weapons are supposed to be smuggled into Mexico for the Sinaloa cartel. The release said, according to the U.S. office of the Director of National Intelligence website. So that's the story. the imagery sucks. I saw the guns. They're all long guns. They're all rifles. And, you know, it's a reminder.

And it takes me back to that day that Dave Jones sent me the story about a gun store in his area, relative. I think it was like Christmas. Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, New Year's Day, one of those. But somebody just drove their vehicle straight into the front of the store. door strove right in through the front of the store with a truck or something and took only long rifles emptied the store out of long rifles and left the first thing i thought when i saw this story about 140 guns seized in north carolina headed for the sinola cartel was now we know who ran into the gun shop and then it happened again shortly after i think it happened like early this year Another one ran right into a gun store, drove a car into a gun store, took only long rifles. This is likely happening all over. The smuggling of guns out of the United States is likely happening all over.

What does that mean? Should we ban? Oh, we should ban all the guns then, right? Should ban all the long rifles because they're winding up in the cartel's hands. Sounds like a good example. Sounds like a good option for your. average second amendment uh attacker this we'll see more of this i'm sure is uh is one you know whenever something whenever i see a situation where people get caught doing a thing i always think

well how long and how more often and where else is this happening where they're not getting caught right these guys got caught based on a tip it's just like a tip right somebody's Got a bunch of guns in a house here, you know? So somebody tipped them off. How many other homes all around the country are filled with these firearms that are being sent down to the cartels by who? By who, right? Whom? You don't know the full extent because we all don't know the full extent of what a person is sent up into this country to do, right?

What do you really sent up in this country to do and to be when the cartel sends you up here? Like we think they're just going to form gangs that are going to settle in the United States. Probably the worst plan you could have, right? Probably one of the worst plans and least effective things that you could do is to set up a base of operations in the U.S. Right? Because now you have to sustain it and you have to deal with law enforcement in that area, all those things, right? It's sort of like the same idea of becoming an occupying force in a foreign nation, right? It's a lot.

It takes a lot of resources. Much better to just funnel resources south. Stay off the radar, you know, don't be crazy. How much of it's happening all over the nation? Who knows? We know that it is happening. And I think I have a pretty good idea of how it is happening. You know, you want to throw ice in jail and abolish.

them and all this kind of stuff. I mean, you know, we can let everybody in. We have limitless resources for all. I don't know what to tell you. I do know one thing, though. No matter the course, you'll never regret upping your game in terms of preparedness. That I know for sure.

No matter how racked you are. by the Daily News. I was talking to someone about the scourge of the daily news, by the way, and what a nightmare it is for the average person

to open up a browser and rearmed man arrested at U.S. Capitol Barricade his police probe why he drove onto restricted ground. Trump, Iran, blockade, reinstated,

oil hits 87 barrel again, analysis. Can U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham's Ukraine initiative survive? I mean, literally like every story. GOPP lawmakers says Iran is suffering consequences of war

war drugs, politics war, drug, sex, politics, war, sex, drugs, politics, doom. The only way out is physical. Well, you know, the only way out is God.

Doing things, right? Doing the things that are important and that make the difference in your life. It's a funny story my dad told me yesterday about um and it made me sympathized with the modern man when dad would have been in his 20s or something like that maybe late 20s probably right and he was telling me about how this was around like the Arnold inception right the days of Arnold as Mr. Olympia and all that And bodybuilding was like big deal.

And him and his buddies were into it. And they were at the gym all the time. You know what I mean? And he was telling me about how they went to see the Mr. America competition. Right. And telling me all about the whole thing. It was in New York. We went up to New York.

We did, you know, we spent the day there. You know, he told me. me one of the funniest things was when everybody came out of the competition, all the car batteries were stolen. Someone just stole all the car batteries out of everybody who was parked there in New York. But what really made me sympathize about men of today, it was this idea that, like, you would never do that today. There's a level of, like, fake coolness or insecurity or something like that in men nowadays where they, can you imagine telling people? that you're going to go with a bunch of your buddies to a bodybuilding competition

to watch other big strong guys at a bodybuilding competition. You wouldn't do it. You wouldn't do it. And, you know, I think that's really sad. That's a sad thing. Because there used to be like a fervor for the things that you were into and, you know, none of the other, nothing else mattered. Right?

And I think about the condition of the ads. Women are probably the same too. I don't know. But I think about the condition of the average man. And like, are men relegated to the video game and to the television and to the scrolling of doom? Because that technology is so powerful. Or is it also a combination of the fact that we don't want to embrace like what we're really into? what really looks fun and is fun and you know there's a reason i tell you guys about the the

things that i do even the hobbies that i have even the ones that are not uh you're flattering you know what i mean like like you can't really see it bagged very small cohort of warhammer miniatures back there behind me because they're in boxes over here to go play the game And, you know, it's important for you to just do what the hell you like to do. And I don't know. It makes me a little sad. I'll tell you that much. We did red beacon media.

We are going to have a hobby section. We're going to have a whole page on hobby. Really, hobby over hustle, hobby not hustle. Don't turn your hobby into a hustle, right? But as the world turns, folks, and we see this kind of. news take hold and all the things that you worry about in a daytime in a day's time maybe that has something else to do with it too you don't even have the mental fortitude to sit down and relax i always say i don't know where i would be what i would be doing what kind of mental health

prescription medications i'd be on if i didn't start prepping 10 years ago 20 years ago almost now um because it's just it's it's it's an essential now you have to understand and it's getting easier by the way it is getting much easier it's way easier than it was you know what i mean to be able to store food way easier and more acceptable than it was to grow all kinds of food in radical different places in radical different ways it's much easier to get backup power into the home right when i first started prepping it was just you buy a gas generator unless you got the money to afford a whole house generator which we did not um so that was it that's what you had to do you was you know there was none of this solar generator thing happening where you could buy power banks and you know larger

3,000 watt solar generators that can power things throughout an entire you know power outage the lighting i always remark on the lighting but i always remark on the lighting but i I'm always blown away by the lighting. The evolution of lighting is such that you don't even need electricity for lights anymore. You really don't. I mean, if you are really, you can literally attach battery-powered LED lights strategically in your home. You can even hook them up to, you can even hook them up to light switches, like standard light switches. light your whole house up.

You run on batteries. And they run a long time. I keep these LED light strips in my pantry amongst other places. They run a long time, man. And it's so, you know, I'm writing this new book. And in one of the sections I'm writing

at the end of the book, sort of like a larger, sort of like where you, a lot of you listeners are in terms of preparedness, right? Beyond the basics, starting to figure out what the bigger picture is, that kind of stuff. And, you know, one of the concepts that I'm writing about right now is the idea of, like, you define how off-grid you want to be.

See, just because you say off-grid doesn't mean, oh, turn everything off, all the water, all the power, all the everything, and I'm just off-grid. And it's all or nothing. Like, you could determine what you want on-grid, what you want off-grid. I want the water. I don't want the power. I want some of the water and some of the power. I want to get, you know what I mean?

It's your life. It's strictly up to you. Now, one of the things that does make me nervous is, I don't like the fact that, and I see this best, you see this best in older generations. Let me find this real quick about rising costs. New York becomes first state to halt AI data centers. Now, that's interesting.

interesting because I do want to see, well, let me find this real quick. I do want to see how that works with the executive order. Because if you remember, I had a great article here about rising costs due to data centers. And I want to read that to you. And here's why, because I don't want you to fall under the spell. Like there's this thing going on. There's this weird balance that's playing out right now and it is uh you want to be self-sufficient you want to be self-reliant right but at the same time there's sort of like like i've always said we overshot the mark on progress right it's only getting worse blackouts and higher electric bills to come as a i center strain the grid says ceo of ex-elon that's not the one well we can use this actually we can use this for the

point to make the point we can use this we have to be careful now that the decisions that we make are our decisions you understand that the decisions built around self-reliance and independence on getting off grid on how we live our life on installing a wood stove i remember i told my father after the winter we had last winter that i said i'm just going to install a wood stove man this is like this is a worry that i don't need to have because i always have would, you know, but it's just one of those things where like the look that he gave me, you know, you're, the, the generation beyond you, wants to see you do better. That's the whole goal, right? That's the whole thing. And maybe it's a misunderstanding, but it's also, there's also some validity in this idea that like, and I think. And I think. You're, think it comes down to the expectations we have or don't have on power companies, on governments, on data centers, and that kind of thing, right? It's like, if you do this, fine, I'll do this.

I want to do this anyway. Like, if the power bill is going to get too high, fine, you know, I was going to go off grid anyway. If the power lines are antiquated, crap. technology that has existed for 100 years almost. I mean, think about that, right? 75 years. My father used to wake up and look out the window at the power lines that delivered power to his house. And if anything happened to those power lines, he would lose power.

This man was born in 1950. Now my kids in 2026 wake up and look outside of the power lines. And you expect me to believe that that's the only and best way that we can transfer electricity from a house, right? From a power plant to a house. There ain't nothing better. We can't figure nothing else out. So you say, screw it. You know what?

Fine. If it gets cold and if it gets miserable and those power lines get covered in ice and break and trees fall on them and power fails, then I'll just install a wood stove. it's a very important like moment here for us and it's an expectation moment right it's a moment where we have to say like we really have to look at our decision making it goes it also it this also touches on that same concept of running from your politicians right running from your elected officials oh my god Abigail's been elected i need to leave and she screwed up everything the mother of mayhem has done nothing but increased costs, which is the exact opposite of what she

said she was going to do in Virginia, right? We're going to help out the cost of living. She's raised taxes. She'd give public service raises on the backs of new taxes, and just terrible, horrible. I mean, the worst governor I've ever seen, and we had

Ralph Northern. You know what I mean? Wreck it Ralph Northern we had. So, while it's alluring, to run. While it's alluring to say, if you do this, fine, I'll do this. Fine, I'll do this. I was thinking about doing this anyway. While it's bold and highly beneficial to be self-reliant and independent, we have to be careful that we don't just give up on expectation. You pay a power company, most of you, insane amounts of money a year.

And it's probably time to tell them, hey, look, when the power goes out in the winter, it's real bad. What do we got to do? Do we need to put power lines in the ground? What do we need to do here? Like, this is stupid. I remember watching the news in the winter, and it was like, well, if a quarter inch of ice comes, then the power lines are likely to snap. If we get up to a quarter inch of ice, then it's like. It's like 12 degrees that night.

You know what I mean? Or something along those lines. We would have been okay, right? We would have been okay. We would have been warm. It would have been fine. But that's, you know, and success on the preparedness side, right? Alternate means of heating, propane heat, kerosene heat, fireplace, wood.

You know how, you know firecraft so you can make a fire and sustain a fire in your fireplace, right? Those kinds of things. yippy wonderful happy it happened happy we were prepared for it my prepping has worked whatever but the other side of that coin is also like yo how many thousands do millions billions of dollars do you guys need to make sure that the power don't go out you said that's impossible jim there's disasters and emergencies okay well if we're not going to try to make the impossible possible then what are we doing well i'll tell you what they're doing they're just collecting dollars for for a service that look i'm not going to take electricity for granted it's the

reason i'm with you right now but they're collecting money for a service that is ancient at least the means that they deliver it is ancient the means that it goes out and this is the whole thing so it's the balance of self-reliance and also expectation because they're going to get your money one way or another. You're never going to get so off grid. The majority of us are never going to get so off grid. We're never going to get so self-sufficient that they're not going to get your money. And that's the crux of the issue. The crux of the issue is that. You can become self-reliant. You can raise all kinds of food outside, install all kinds of solar panels, all that kind of stuff. You're still going to get taxed like crazy. Data centers, whatever the situation is with data centers, you're going to pay for. for it some way or another. Meta's AI Data Center costs went from $10 billion to $50 billion in under two years and split the town in two. Blackouts and higher electric bills to come as AI Center strained the grids as CEO of Exelon.

Again, here we go again with power companies. What's the expectation you have of your power company? What's the expectation you have of regulation, the expectation you have of your government? You know what I mean? if you approve a project that all of the sudden turns my power, my relationship with electricity into an on again, off again relationship. Yeah, I can get mad. Like I said, we all can get mad.

We all can take matters into our own hands. We all can say, I'm leaving. We all can say, I'm getting off grid. And there's nothing wrong. It's a good thing. But at the same time, how much, how much. how much should we actually retreat in all of this? Right?

Because you can't get the image of the sneering billionaire out of your head. The sneering billionaire up on his throne saying, ah, we got them out of there. Well, great, we got them all off power so now we can suck up all the power. And they're still going to pay taxes so that our workers can get to get to work and so that the roads are taken care of. And, you know, we can we can indoctrinate our little minions in the public school system. And it's great. It's wonderful.

Subsidize our businesses with your tax money, our data centers, or whatever. We'll tell everyone a big lie that the next technology and the technology after that. And every technology we ever make is essential. And we're in an arms race. And if we don't have the most advanced version of TikTok, then we won't be able to survive against China. You know, you start to wonder about all this prepping and all this self-reliance and independence.

And you realize, you know, you can get out from under it to some degree, but you still have a nation to care for. You still have your own pride and your own dignity to stand up for. You still have everything that you've built in the place that you're in. I mean, I feel terrible for the people of New York City who are putting for sale signs up today. You know what I mean? There's got to be tons of people who are putting for sales signs up today and just pray. Please, someone buy so I can get out of Mom Donnie's New York City.

Please, anybody come by. You know, because when you're in a place like New York City, it's not like you've got, I always tell you, the great power of survival and prepping is adaptability. really it's survival right like the key skill in survival is adaptability you've got to be able to pivot man you just have to and uh you want if you confine yourself into a place like new york city then you know good luck good luck pivoting on that one but so we do have to understand that with all this prepping with all this uh self-reliance and independence we still have to maintain expectations. And the lack of is, I think the lack of expectations on our politicians and on our large corporations,

will as quickly bring about an apocalypse as anything else. You know, if everyone silos and isolates and says, I'm over here with God and screw everything else, nothing wrong with that. nothing wrong with the relationship with God, I should say. But if everyone silos and isolates off on 10 acres and raises their own food and so on and so forth and says, you know what, I don't care what the politicians are doing. I don't care what the corporations are doing. Well, you know what will happen?

It's already happening to some people. What will happen is they'll come knocking on your door one day and say, we got data center expansion. I don't know if you know. we got to shave off some of that land with the eminent domain. We got public housing problems. We got to house all these people that we keep bringing over here. We're going to have the eminent domain that cute little homestead of yours.

And now that puts you in a position where, you know, over my dead body and, you know, all those kinds of things. But you've got to play the whole game. You know? I know it's alluring. I know you want to get away. I know you sit there at your job and you think what it would be like to live orally and to disappear away from it all and to not be involved in politics or anything along those lines.

To me, you can do it. And I guess if you get under the radar, right, if you get under the radar and you escape and, you know, you go live life that way and you have a wonderful life out there paying and no attention to anything. And you set things up for a couple generations or next generation or whatever the situation is. I just feel like it's kicking the can. You're kicking the can to subsequent generations. The bill will always have to be paid.

Don't you get it? Like, you could eat all your own produce and crack your eggs in the morning and milk your goat. in the morning and generate all your own power on your rural homestead. But eventually the bill will come due. So I think it's better to face this thing head on. In truth, in truth, and it's my own weakness, like what we really need is for all of us watching, listening, and doing these podcasts to get into politics. Imagine. Imagine a Congress full of preppers.

Imagine a Congress full of preppers. Let's just call us preppers, right? Because preppers, I think, make up a, or are made up of some really essential pieces to the political puzzle. Really? I mean, you could argue that preppers might be some of the best people to get into politics. I know if you're on the outside looking in, you might say, oh, what are you going to show up with a gas mask on in? And then they are 15 over your shoulder. Well, they did have that incident in the Pentagon not long ago, remember?

No, but there's like I've said in the past, there's a level of foreshadowing that all prevers have. You have to have it. You have to be able to look at a problem or look at a situation and go, hmm, first move, second move, third move. First order, second order, third order of effects. How is this going to affect? me and what can I do to head it off at the past. That's all part of being a prepper, right? It's not just looking outside and going, oh my God, it's thunderstorming. I'm a prepper. Let's get the flashlights out because there's a thunderstorm, right? It's bigger than that.

We've dumbed it down to that, but it's bigger than that. You know, there's a level of patriotism in prepping. There's a level of Christ worship in prepping. These things are all part of the puzzle. You know what I mean? And there are fringe people who will tell you otherwise, or I prep, but I do this, and I don't do this. I know a lot of preppers do this, but I'm not really that worried about that. I just prep for the heavy rain. But the prepping community by and large is built up of a lot of core things that I think would really do great politically. You would do great to unseat some radical lunatic communists from Congress, which is what's going to feel. up Congress, especially on the Democrat side primarily. But that's what's going to fill up Congress. And then, like I said, the bill is going to come do. The bill will always come do. There's nothing you can do about it.

The bill will come do. You have to decide whether or not you want that bill to come do for you, for your kids, for your grandkids, for their grandkids, right? But it will come do. Things have to be run. Right. Corruption has to be stifled. At all costs.

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be part of a larger sort of one-time payment membership over there and then there'll be a growing I mean just ShtF Chef alone is going to be one hell of a time you're going to have a hell of a time with the Shtf chef.

Not like we used to do on these podcasts, but like real cooking videos. We got to get back to the human things. That's it. But remember what I'm telling you. The bill will come do. I think we just have to figure out what that looks like, you know.

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