The Prepper Broadcasting Network - I AM Liberty: 4 Years of Wrong, Brain Chips and Gold Bars

Episode Date: April 24, 2024

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You're listening to PBM. You're playing back the stability. I am Liberty Roadcast. What is up, PBN family? How you doing? Hump Day. Hump Day, I'm out and about. I said to myself, why don't I knock out the I Am Liberty show? Didn't sleep well last night. Right now I'm like that scene in Nightmare Before Christmas where the doctor takes half of his brain out and puts it in the girlfriend.

Remember? When he gets sick and tired of Sally escaping and running away. Because Sally was out of his league, right? There's a lesson in that, gentlemen. He takes half his brain out and puts it in the girl's head that pushes him around. You know, his sort of perfect creation. That's me this week. Actually, that was me last week also.

Once the World of Ready is published Sunday, PBN Family, Sunday, April 28th. April 28th, the World of Ready is available. Okay? Spread the word for me. Post it up on your Facebook. Tell people who have kids. Tell people who on your Facebook. Tell people who have kids.

Tell people who are having kids. Tell people who thought of having kids. If you have any ties with homeschooling, I really think this book could do well in the homeschooling world. This series of books, once we're all wrapped up. We are already working on book two. So this is a series in the making. Though book one is the full experience, man. It's the whole deal.

It's the traversing different dimensions. It's the learning how to make a children's go bag and, you know, breaking it down in a way that kids can do it. And kids can participate in preparedness. And that's the whole goal of the world of Ready, right? Is to create something in this haze of shit that is out there being published for children these days. Don't get me wrong. There's a lot of good series out there. good series out there. But the other thing that's out there is, you know, brain rot designed only to confuse your kids and pervert your kids. I mean, I don't know. I see it, right? How much time do we

have to spend on teaching our children about gender identity? How much, how many conversations do we want to have about diversity and inclusion and the like? Look, nothing wrong with these things, obviously. We're at a point, we live in a nation that is as inclusive and diverse as any nation has ever been, ever. So this idea that we need to sit around. And you know. In the earlier days. I'd have to explain that. Right.

I'd say. Well you know. There's nothing wrong with diversity. I'm not going to explain myself. Like that anymore. For what? My very existence here in the United States. In Richmond Virginia. Is both an admission

at the benefits of diversity and inclusion and it's also, by the way, unavoidable. It's an unavoidable thing that's already happening. To say we're going to push diversity and inclusion in the most diverse and inclusive nation in the world is like saying we're really going to get behind gas-powered engines. You know, gas-powered engines can have a huge effect on the planet. They can do some real

good. And yeah, no duh, we use them every day. You know, what a good way to win. A good way to, let's champion a cause that's already won. Right? Diversity, equity, inclusion. Let's champion a cause that's already won. Pretty funny. Pretty funny. The college campuses ain't funny, though, I'll tell you that much. What the hell? What the hell is going on?

You know, theis have come i have a question running around in my head and i might do a larger sort of uh exploratory conversation on it or i may just do it right here and now we'll see how it goes what happens to a person who is wrong always? Or maybe the other question is, how wrong can people be? For how long? Is there an end to the wrong? Or are people just destined for wrong? You know, we're looking at four years now of people being wrong.

There are people who are standing in these protests claiming that the world would be better off if all the Jews were gone by, you know, I don't know, whatever means necessary. You know how it goes. And I'm looking at these people and they have cloth masks on some of them and you're saying to yourself, what happens to a person who is always wrong? In other words, do you double down on the fact that I'm just going to champion these things even though I'm wrong anyway? just going to champion these things even though I'm wrong anyway. Or do you ever see a light and say, my reputation, my record is pretty screwed. I haven't been right on a lot of things that have

been proven. So maybe I should try a new sort of range of thinking and thought. I should try a new sort of range of thinking and thought. What do I mean? What do I mean by what are the upper limits of wrong in terms of a person? Well, I look out into this sea of people, right? And I see a bunch of people who have been shouting down me, people like me. And wondering to myself, you know, over and over and over again, these people are proven wrong. We can go back to 2020. Right? In 2020, it really, the collection of wrong started with Donald Trump being called racist for saying he was going to stop allowing people come in the country from China because of COVID. Right.

So it all starts out with a bunch of people who are blinded by their hatred for Donald Trump saying, oh, he's just a racist. There ain't nothing wrong with with China. This COVID thing's not that big a deal. Right. And boom, they were wrong. Right. This COVID thing's not that big a deal. Right? And boom, they were wrong. Right? The whole country shuts down. The whole country shuts down.

Then, as we get further down along that path, we wind up in a situation where. They kind of went the opposite way. Right now all of a sudden. It's the most dangerous and destructive force of all time. We have to get vaccinated. We have to wear masks everywhere we go. We have to respect the six feet rule. And we have to close everything down. And shut everyone out of everything.

And it went that way for a while. And people fought the mask thing. And people, you know, started to understand that the virus was smaller than the holes in the mask. And that an N95 was the only thing that would work. But we were all tasked with wearing cloth masks that didn't work. But they died on that hill too. They died on the mask hill remember and then also so so wrong again right then we go into the vaccine oh this is a pandemic of

the unvaccinated the unvaccinated are the most irresponsible if you get the vaccine you won't get covid um then everybody vaccinated winds up getting COVID or a lot of people. And we find out, you know, issues with the vaccine, yada, yada, wrong again. Right. Here we are again, wrong again. We're shouting at people and always wrong, shouting and wrong. We roll into the summer of 2020. We tell the whole entire world, we tell the Black Lives Matter, right? Defund the police. Black Lives Matter. Defund the police. And we go down that rabbit hole and 2021 becomes one of the most deadly years or the deadliest year in recent times for black people in major cities across America. More homicides. Look it up. It's crazy. It's absolutely the way you thought

it would go. Less police, more murder in crime ridden communities. Lots of those are in big cities, in minority neighborhoods. And we saw devastating murder and homicide numbers for African-Americans on the heels of Black Lives Matter defund the police. So wrong again. Wrong again. January 6th is the greatest threat to democracy of all time. Forget about the Civil War. Donald Trump is a racist monster. You know, all of those things wrong, wrong. And. Well, Ukraine, right. We haven't figured out how wrong they are on ukraine

yet but you know hope hopefully we never have to feel the heat from a nuclear weapon from the pushing and the pressing and the poking and the prodding of the world's largest nuclear power, lighting our skies up. You know what I mean? Hopefully we never have to deal with the wrong in Ukraine that way, though we did just pass $95 billion, of which some amount of billions is not going to go to you, not going to go to the price of milk, not going to go to the price of beef, not going to help Americans at all, going to go directly to price of beef not going to help americans at all going

to go directly to israel taiwan ukraine okay wrong again right uh israel situation comes along and this one is like an evolution almost you know the israel situation and what's happening in the streets of america is a little bit of an evolution of the wrong because and this is what brought me to the question. This is what brought me to the question with the doubling down because it looks like, oh, I'm wrong, but I'm going to be as wrong as possible on this one, you know, because this is my niche now, baby, I'm the wrong one. This is just my niche that I'm dialing in on. So now we have, you know, I am Hamas signs in America. We have, you know, Hamas flags, ISIS flags, Palestinian flags in the United States of America in in what are supposed to be the, what do they call them? The higher learning, I can't think of the phrase. The institutions of higher learning, yeah. The institutions of higher leaning, the institutions of higher lying, and the institutions of lower standards have set forth upon us a storm that is just amazing. And again, it's a group of people who are on the wrong side of history yet again.

I mean, it'd be laughable if it wasn't so sad. You know what I mean? I mean it'd be laughable if it wasn't so sad You know what I mean So the question that I have in my head is What happens to somebody who's always wrong And continues to be wrong And continues to push sort of the wrong path And go the wrong way

What happens to a person who is perpetually wrong I don't have the answer You know I don't have the answer. You know, I don't have the answer. It's just, it is what it is. Let me fire up. Let's do a quick commercial. I'm going to fire. I got some stuff. We're going to get into some stuff. I was going to do a whole people's essential, essential people skills in prepping and post collapse. But on the road, that's not going to work. I want to be behind a microphone to do that. So we're going to focus on some lizard talk, some preppers in the news and some other stories that I have in the chamber for you. All right. But in order to do I've got to fire up the old mobile hotspot. We'll be right back, folks.

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and get $100 off your purchase. I guess we could use this as our prepper in the news music. Preppers in the news. This is a wild story I found like a month ago and never brought to you guys. It's from CNBC.com. It says, how doomsday preppers made gold and silver precious end of the world assets. Now, that's a no-brainer, right? It's from personal finance

written by a woman named Annie Nova. Pretty cool, you know, decent, whatever. Among the cans of tuna and flashlights in doomsday preppers' closets, there is an increasingly popular staple gold bars. Now, a lot of that's wrong, but whatever, You know, not too many preppers got the money to stack gold bars. But there is something in this article that I didn't know about from last year, and it is kind of an end times metric, a predictor of economic collapse, a true sign of the times. a predictor of economic collapse, a true sign of the times. Costco last year began selling one-ounce gold bars for around $1,900. They sold out within hours.

The retail warehousing giant sold more than $100 million of precious metal in its first fiscal quarter. It said and has now added silver coins to its shelves too. Experts say its target audience for their products likely include at least some of the people who'd consider buying a $6,000 doomsday prep kit. So it's a wild story, man. I had no idea Costco was selling gold and silver. But again, it goes back to sort of the prepper infrastructure thing that I always talk about, what we are responsible for, what our people are responsible for, what we've done all this time. It's not like we're over here doing nothing.

We've done things. We've created things. We've created in-routes. We've pushed whole industries onto a more familiar platform that people can sort of discover. And that's what preppers are. That's what preppers do, folks. You know what I mean? It's really cool when you think about it.

When you wrap your head around it, it's actually pretty cool. So be proud. Be proud that you're a part of that because it's a big deal. Gold and silver for sale at Costco, baby. When are they going to put out the AK-47s and everything else? Up next, I want to talk to you about Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates' back brain implant device that could beat Elon Musk's Neuralink. The latest from the lizards. We'll be right back.

We are your lizard overlords. Stop listening to these preppers eat your crickets fight in the streets own nothing and love and loving. Now, a man who used to be a darling, E.V., climate change fighting warrior, is now represented in the Lad Bible

as a divisive character. Divisive character. Elon Musk is at the forefront of some of the largest advances in the world, whether we like it or not. Interesting, right? Why? You know,

uh, you guys know who, what's this guy's name? Nolan Arbo Arbo. Nolan. Nolan Arbo has a neuraluralink in his head now. And he can play video games using a mouse that he controls with his mind. It's in there, right?

Trials of the Neuralink device are now underway. Just don't expect them to hit the shelves anytime soon. But Musk is not the only one amazon founder jeff bezos and microsoft's bill gates are now entering the world of implantable brain tech now there's only one thing you need to know about implantable brain tech okay every time you hear a story about cyber attack on water companies, cyber attack on cell service, cyber attack on yada, yada, yada. Understand people's brain implants will be not only hacked, but impossible to secure. OK. Impossible to secure. Okay. Impossible to secure. That's all you need to know. There's no more conversation to be had. There's no questioning whether or whether I should or whether, oh, but there's

going to be whole competition with people who have the, you're in the wrong industry. You're in the wrong industry. You're living in the wrong place. if you find yourself in an area that is dominated by neural linked people and you're thinking to yourself i better get a brain implant in order to stay viable uh it's time to move to another place okay you got to keep that in head synchron inc no way you see i wrote a story about the splintering of societies. And one half of the society were Luddites and the other half were called Synthesis. They weren't called Synchron, they were called Synthesis. That's pretty interesting. Synchron Inc. began life back in 2012 as part of what is being called the Brain Computer Interface Industry

the BCI industry I'm sure you'll be hearing more of that Synchron is now launching an online registry of people who wanted to be potentially involved in its own trials with the CEO saying 120 trial centers are keen to be involved there's a lot of interest, so we don't want it to come in a big bottleneck right before the study will be okay.

I've seen moments between patient and partner, or patient and spouse, where it's incredibly joyful and empowering to have regained an ability to be a little bit more independent. The big deal is not to be able to play Fortnite hands-free. The big deal is to be able to give people their lives back, right? Paralysis undone, things like that is what they're claiming that they can do. But you just have to remember, you know, this is the thing.

The thing is, it's hardly going to be secure. You know what I mean? It's hardly going to be secure. You know what I mean? It's hardly going to be secure. Now, imagine ransomware. Well, ransom kidnappings are very popular, right? You take someone and you hold them for ransom, and you get their family or their loved ones or their whatever to pay a nice big chunk of money to get them back.

Wouldn't it be cool if you could hold a mine ransom? If you could hold a mine for ransom, imagine the damage you could do, right? Not bad. Not bad at all. So, you know, use your better judgment, PBN family. This world is changing rapidly and there will be alluring things that call into question any number of decisions that you probably know on the top of your head to be bad but might make them anyway because of the times, you know. And all this is within the laptop, you know. I shut the laptop down. I'm sitting here on a slow street in Richmond, Virginia.

The sky is blue, not a cloud in it. The trees, there's a giant oak tree over here. There's several giant oak trees actually on this stretch of road. And they're doing their thing, man. Their leaves are just dancing a bit in the breeze. And I'm reminded of the juxtaposition that is our life at this moment in time and i hope that it never winds up being just the things in the laptop you know what i mean i hope they never take over

i really do hope that uh what we've done what what we preppers have done all these years, toiling away, creating systems, keeping rabbits, creating tactical and medical trainings, putting podcasts out into the world. that it becomes really what the bridge between a chaotic time and getting back to a world where we appreciate the things that we have you know i don't know i have no clue i would tell you to push the gas on the off-grid capabilities i know I say it constantly, but I think there's something to be said about it. I'm going to give you a prep tip before I call the show. And this was one coming from the community guy, right? I don't know how many of you know it, but I wrote a book years ago, 2015 called Come Unity Community. And it really laid out sort of the three ways to get any community interacting it's not necessarily a prepping book it's a community book um and we've done that and that you know our neighborhood is awesome um for that reason that doesn't mean that we are

minute men and all tethered together and in a moment's notice we would band together and defend the neighborhood in an shtf situation okay i'm very realistic about my interactions and also you know the life that i want to live so but if you have the trust and if you have the open communications within a neighborhood then you know you can you will better be prepared to weather anything. Last weekend, we had a community yard sale and that community yard sale was not too big. It's been a few years since we had one, but it was a community yard sale, man. And I started thinking to myself, you know, for us, we're getting out, we're talking to people that we talk to on a regular basis. But for us, I mean, for me watching it, I'm thinking

to myself, you know, this should have made the book. This is an undertaking that should have made the book because it does make a difference. You know, it really makes a difference. What the types of interactions that you have with neighbors when you're lined up selling your wares at a yard sale are exactly the kinds of interactions you need to have with your neighbors right now. So schedule yourself a yard sale. Because by the way, you've got too much crap anyway and so do all your neighbors. This is the American way. We've all got too much crap. So and so do all your neighbors. This is the American way. We've all got too much crap. So it would only benefit everyone involved, right?

What else? What else we got on the docket? That might be it. That might be it for me, folks. I had a story about Antifa. I don't want to go into it. You know, you get tired of reporting on the bad stuff, but... That might be it for me, folks. I had a story about Antifa. I don't want to go into it. You know, you get tired of reporting on the bad stuff, but there's some good news in Tennessee.

I don't know how long I'm going to hold off living in Tennessee, but it's not looking good. Because in Tennessee, in one of the school districts, they just called to allow everybody in faculty to have the ability to carry a weapon if they want to, which is really not that crazy, right? In the age that we live in, it's really not that crazy a concept, even from the we love teachers perspective, right? If we love teachers, then why wouldn't we let them carry nine millimeters, right? You want to go to school? I'll tell you right now, a teacher carrying a 9mm is going to have 10 times less anxiety during active shooter season here in the United States than one who doesn't have anything in any way to protect himself. Right?

But we struggle with that as a nation. It's really silly. I mean, we really struggle with that. We have a hard time. What can we do about all these shootings? Maybe shoot the bad guys in the face. Maybe flank a bad guy in the main hallway of the high school and put him down like the dog that he is. Give teachers the capability to do that.

Oh, well, they shouldn't be asked to do that. Well, whatever, dude. Who cares about shouldn't? This is what we're living through right now. You shouldn't as a teacher, you shouldn't be asked to defend your to protect the kids in your classroom, unarmed and unable to do anything to stop a killer who might wind up shooting you to death and every other kid in your classroom. Let's be real, folks. Let's be real. I'm preaching to the choir, though. You guys know the deal. You guys know the deal.

Look, get prepared. it's garden season get your canning jars ready you know what i mean get your jars ready i think next month's routine we're gonna we're gonna jar up some meals i think that's gonna be part of our routine i haven't started to build it out yet i hope you enjoyed april apr was for members only. I've got something excellent and wonderful to tell you, and it won't be the last time I mention it, but the May schedule will be open to all. Okay? So the May schedule will be open to everyone.

And that means you can do your day-to-day workout routine with us here at PBN and get yourself in shape and get yourself prepared and do your dry fire training. And you're welcome for those of you want to get in on all the routines go to pbnfamily.com and become a member the only other thing that's upcoming that i think you guys will be very interested in is my uh ebook which is it might be 50 to 100 books on how to that you need to survive doomsday you know i my lofty goal is 100 books you need to survive doomsday it might wind up being 75 50 i don't know i think we're already at 50 actually i'm still rocking but that's going to be a fun little ebook for you to look over and see how many you have. Build yourself a prep or library.

But most importantly, folks, for this week, April 28th, Sunday, Amazon, please go find The World of Ready by James Walton. You might have to type it in that way. The World of Ready, James Walton. Actually, I'll put a link in the show description. it that way the world of ready james walton actually i'll i'll put a link in the show description the link in the show description is going to take you to a overpriced kindle version of the book that i'm just using to promote right now but i actually know what i can do i can put a link to my author's page in the show notes below how about that and uh you can get the kindle if you want but i'd highly recommend you put this book on the shelf because, well, it's just like what I always tell you.

You know, you want those hard copies. You want that hard data. There may be no YouTube one day. How will you ever know how to fix anything? Make a tincture? Make a tea? Make a pork chop? Hang a ham?

Who knows, right? All right, PBN family, I do appreciate you. A shortened roadcast version of the I Am Liberty show. I mean, you know, stay tuned. Everything else is well on its way. Talk to you soon. You're listening to pbm you're paying back the stability Outro Music