Mel K

Yeah, I mean, this is also about liberty. What is liberty? What is freedom? I mean, I think we've lost track. We've just gone into autopilot. That's kind of my whole thing. We're accepting things. And, you know, they do this predictive thing where they have these conferences and they show you what the world's going to look like so that you just say you have no choice.

Yeah, I mean, this is also about liberty. What is liberty? What is freedom? I mean, I think we've lost track. We've just gone into autopilot. That's kind of my whole thing. We're accepting things. And, you know, they do this predictive thing where they have these conferences and they show you what the world's going to look like so that you just say you have no choice.

I really believe a lot of this... that's coming from these organizations connected to the UN and the banks. I really think that it is all about demoralizing and having people just feel helpless and go along with the plan so that they can centralize everything and monetize nature and and you own nothing and be happy. It's very scary, but we do have to be very cognizant.

I really believe a lot of this... that's coming from these organizations connected to the UN and the banks. I really think that it is all about demoralizing and having people just feel helpless and go along with the plan so that they can centralize everything and monetize nature and and you own nothing and be happy. It's very scary, but we do have to be very cognizant.

You know, I always say to people that are giving their eye scans at the airport, which you don't have to do, that they never saw a minority report where he has to, like, cut out his eyes because the retina scans. Like, the government is not entitled to this information, and we the people have to really look at where we can push back. Because like Jay's saying, a lot of this is about data.

You know, I always say to people that are giving their eye scans at the airport, which you don't have to do, that they never saw a minority report where he has to, like, cut out his eyes because the retina scans. Like, the government is not entitled to this information, and we the people have to really look at where we can push back. Because like Jay's saying, a lot of this is about data.

And data is more valuable to the global public-private partnership than oil or gold. And it's our data. And in America, we have to stand up and say, our privacy is not negotiable. Because right now, it is being invaded in every which way. But again, as I said, we the people of the United States getting together in local groups to push back, you know, in unison can change that.

And data is more valuable to the global public-private partnership than oil or gold. And it's our data. And in America, we have to stand up and say, our privacy is not negotiable. Because right now, it is being invaded in every which way. But again, as I said, we the people of the United States getting together in local groups to push back, you know, in unison can change that.

But if not, they're going to be watching us every minute of every day and they are going to turn off your car when you have used too much carbon. It is, I believe Al Gore's behind something called climate trace that he wants everyone to have on their phone to track how much carbon they're using. And now last week at Davos, they were talking about now doing that with water.

But if not, they're going to be watching us every minute of every day and they are going to turn off your car when you have used too much carbon. It is, I believe Al Gore's behind something called climate trace that he wants everyone to have on their phone to track how much carbon they're using. And now last week at Davos, they were talking about now doing that with water.

So now having water credits, I mean, this is all so ludicrous. A lot of it has to do with the debt slave financial model, the fiat currency model failing and finding a way to monetize and tokenize nature to continue down the path of the centralized control of the monetary system.

So now having water credits, I mean, this is all so ludicrous. A lot of it has to do with the debt slave financial model, the fiat currency model failing and finding a way to monetize and tokenize nature to continue down the path of the centralized control of the monetary system.

A hundred percent, without a doubt. I think it's the most unconstitutional thing.

A hundred percent, without a doubt. I think it's the most unconstitutional thing.

Right. And you can't do that. It's just not realistic. And we can't live that way. But the culture and the politics of fear works. And that's what we've seen along the way. But the Patriot Act, first of all, was written before 9-11 and it was not able to pass. Then after 9-11, you know, then it passed. And I just talked to Ron Paul about this.

Right. And you can't do that. It's just not realistic. And we can't live that way. But the culture and the politics of fear works. And that's what we've seen along the way. But the Patriot Act, first of all, was written before 9-11 and it was not able to pass. Then after 9-11, you know, then it passed. And I just talked to Ron Paul about this.

And what has happened, what you're saying, Drew, is true. What has happened is that technology with social media, with all different ways to gather our data, with Alexa in the house and the things in the car, there is no stop on it. So it's not just the Patriot Act that was unconstitutional. The entire DHS... TSA, all of this stuff. I don't believe the story about the shoe bomber.

And what has happened, what you're saying, Drew, is true. What has happened is that technology with social media, with all different ways to gather our data, with Alexa in the house and the things in the car, there is no stop on it. So it's not just the Patriot Act that was unconstitutional. The entire DHS... TSA, all of this stuff. I don't believe the story about the shoe bomber.

Why are we taking off our shoes in the airports? Not one person has been stopped this way, but it is a control mechanism. It's to get us used to more and more control. And frankly, I believe from all of my work, It's very similar to what they have in China. A lot of people were involved in building that track and trace surveillance in China. And China is at the very top of the UN.

Why are we taking off our shoes in the airports? Not one person has been stopped this way, but it is a control mechanism. It's to get us used to more and more control. And frankly, I believe from all of my work, It's very similar to what they have in China. A lot of people were involved in building that track and trace surveillance in China. And China is at the very top of the UN.