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0:00Welcome to the Real Power Family Radio Show, brought to you by Family Success Triangle. Where we talk about how we achieved financial freedom in two years, by the time we were 30. If we can do it, so can you. We will bring you the people who can help you achieve financial freedom, time freedom, and location freedom. Learn how we integrated our business, investing and homeschooling into everyday life. Now, here is the Real Power Family, Eric, Lila, Devon, and Ethan. Welcome to the Real Power Family Radio Show, I'm your host, Eric. Well, when we have Lila, Devon, and Ethan, whole family here today, and we are going to talk about some world events to start out this new week of the new year. Lila, you have a pretty cool email, I know you worked hard to translate it. Would you let you know? No matter where you are in the world, you send us, you just write whatever you want, and whatever language.

1:00And there's enough technology now, not that we know a lot of languages, but there's enough technology we can figure it out. Basically. Well, at least, hopefully, for anybody that has gotten a translated message back from us, if it's not perfect, I do apologize. I am using all sorts of computers and AI and things to help with the translations, and I always hope it goes through correctly. All right. Well, tell me about, isn't it South Africa, then aren't you? Yes. Amari sent us an email, hear your broadcast in Johannesburg, love the power people. You say good and real things. Give us hope for our future. Can't always listen, work hard and long here. Mom of 82 likes to hear kind words, keep peace and harmony going. That is the translated version I managed to come up with. Okay. So I love the power people. Ethan made the joke. Who are you? I made the joke of I am Ethan of the power people, which is a reference to one of the movies or TV shows that you guys were watching the 100.

2:01Oh, I'm definitely getting a translation of that to use. All right. So Ethan of the power people, what do you think about that? Is there hope for the world or are we all going to die? I mean, eventually, but yeah, but we can make the world better while we're here. I do think there is hope, at least for some countries. Oh, I think there's hope for all of them, but some are going to have to work harder than others for sure, I'm completely with your mom. It is. Yeah. Some people have let it go. And it's ironic that they have all of these things that we just as real estate agents, I guess specifically, we had to memorize all the protected classes and it just kind of seemed like a no-brainer to me, like, of course, I don't care if somebody's black or white. And why would I ask you what your religion was when you were renting an apartment from me? But if they had to put that, you know, if there's a rule about that, that means that not just one, but enough people were prejudice and you watch some of these old movies or whatever

3:04in the Irish and what was it that said, they're not good for anything, but they control the cops. Really, a lot of Irish cops, maybe in New York City, and you want to talk about one seriously persecuted group. Yes, of course you have the Jewish, which, you know, stands out. The Irish didn't have a very happy time either. No. No, they didn't. No, I've heard plenty of stories about how they were mistreated too, which at some event or at some time in history, I think a lot of groups of people have been mistreated. And the ones that haven't, and to throw it out there, I am somewhat Irish. I think Lyle and I are more German than anything if you look at all of our ancestors. Yes. We're very much more German, but I've got a reasonable amount of Irish on my mom's side. And you actually, where does the Russian come in on your side? Some of my ancestors fled Germany because of some political issues going on there and went to Russia of all places to get more peace in their life.

4:06And they were there for two generations, I think, before they came back, so they came back with just a little bit of Russian in them. See, we had a bridge builder that left Germany and he went to Switzerland. And I'm pretty sure we were just the wolves or wolves or something. I really have to research this, but that's where the wind was added on. Oh. It was at Switzerland or Sweden, but that wasn't, I think it was the same guy that left Germany, went there for a few years and then came to America and built bridges in Akron. But that was, you know, he was a mason. He built these old stone bridges that we still drive across today in Akron, Ohio. That was pretty cool. The Germans, while they have had some unfortunate leaders like Ursula and that other guy. Yeah. Yeah. They seem to produce, they're very hard workers. But if you look at our email from Johannesburg, that's not just a German thing. It's not just an American thing.

5:07There are very hard workers, people that set themselves apart from the rest of every race and culture and color and religion and all these things. And you said, well, were you talking about like, wow, I'm actually more comfortable here, where we normally hang out. I can't remember. We were talking with our Amish friends and I felt so in tune with them, even though technically, like what they believe and do is very different from what we do. But it was really not the other than the fact that they're minimalists, we have a lot of toys. Yeah. And expensive clothes and fancy, but I don't, I think they're just some of the greatest. I really think there's so much more like us than a lot of other people. And I said when we're down at Doug Casey's compound in Argentina, these people that I need a translate button for that they don't even speak English, which most almost everybody spoke English, but they're obviously from different countries.

6:08And I'm not talking about Americans that emigrated here and have lived here for decades or generation. I mean, they literally just flew in from Beijing or from Johannesburg or from St. Petersburg or Berlin. We got a lot because we all have the same values on, say, the economy and governance and libertarianism. And really, I want to produce more, get out of my way. And if we didn't have the language barrier, you wouldn't even know that they weren't my next door neighbor that we traveled together when they're probably from 10,000 miles away. These are the things that I think they're trying to make this one world government, but they want to set it up so everybody's equal. I believe that you might actually pull off a one world government, but nobody would want to be in charge of that because you'd have absolutely enough power if you set it up my way. What would John Gault do?

7:09He'd say, get up there and give orders. What orders will you have me give? I'll tell them to anything you tell me to tell them. He's like, well, we don't know. You have to go, I go, well, a free people, the people that would follow me would never obey the orders that I gave. And that's something that I don't think that we have a problem so much. Most of the people that I've hung out with, there's an awful lot of white Catholic, German ancestry that get as close as you can to go up in the same town as me that I don't have anything in common with. Yeah. Look at you going to your high school reunion and we tried to talk to some people and there was no commonality at all. It was very difficult to hold a conversation and in the end, I think everybody was just frustrated. Yeah. And there were like two or three people that ended up doing well in business, even managing a large hotel, got a lot of great with her, talked to her for a long time and we were friendly

8:10on high school, but never passed friends or anything. And oh, yeah, it's so much more common with her than most of the people I spent all my time with in high school. And really, if you want to start talking about, I do not remember high school. I don't think I blocked it out. It's just, there's been too much other exciting stuff that happened in my life. I don't remember who won what game or what spectacular catch somebody main. That's so irrelevant to me. Oh, wow. What reunion was that? Yeah, it had to be the 30 year reunion. Okay. Yeah, if you're still talking about something you did as a teenager, 30 years later, I mean, unless there's a good lesson in there to teach your children, that's not where my life revolves around. See, we're going to talk about how we are more alike than you think. Regardless of what you look like or what language you speak, it is not just your beliefs. I accept people that have wildly different beliefs than me. But their core virtues are the same.

9:12And we will tell you how maybe working together or independently, we can fix the world. We'll be right back. I am Ethan Walwind from The Real Power Family. My book The Treehouse is a story about a group of teenagers looking for a place to their own with some scrap wood and a lot of help from their friends and neighbors. They built a tree house, relationships, and a dream that turned into a business. Find a copy of The Treehouse by Ethan Walwind on Amazon today. And don't forget to listen to my family on The Real Power Family Radio Show on The Brush Wood Media Network weekdays at 7am Eastern time. Welcome back to The Real Power Family Radio Show. Before we went to break, Dad said we were going to talk about we're not all that different. We might be from different places. We might speak different languages, but I think quite a few people still have the same goals and values as us. And if we work together, I think it's amazing what we can achieve. Isn't it Mark Victor Hansen who has the analogy of person and another person?

10:17Okay, this is radio. So imagine I'm holding up two fingers, one person and another person. And if you move them together, they become the power of 11 rather than two. It is things lead exponentially. There's scientific backing for that that a telephone is absolutely worthless. With one person that has a telephone. Can you imagine what would you do, Devon? You couldn't do much with that. Hey, do you know what the first things on the first phone call? The first thing said was long distance, a short distance, long distance. Does this work? He'll like a hello. No, of course not. Does this thing work? Quit a step back, get out of what the common beliefs and norms are. And especially what people are trying to teach you and the government paid for school system. And look at the actual words that people are leading. So one of the things when you have these, there's a lot of conspiracy theories about having a frontman.

11:21And the problem is if you're on the board running the country or the world, whatever that board is, you can call them the deep state. You can blame it on the CIA or other intelligence agencies. You can blame it on bureaucrats. You can blame it on the UN, the WEF, the trilateral commission, whoever you want to. The problem is when these boards of people get together and anoint or appoint their desired leader, eventually that leader starts to think he's really in charge. And that really messes up their plans. So if you look at now, it wasn't long ago, there was a leaked video of five IDF soldiers satanizing a Palestinian prisoner from Gaza. Okay. This is not okay. And it's not right. And anytime you get into a long drawn out war, people are going to commit hate crimes and sex crimes and theft in vandalism.

12:23They just, you think differently. I was terrified of staying in. If I really went all in and, you know, to win into some even more specific branch, special forces, whatever, and live my life that way, I was afraid I'd never be able to come back. Uh, you just have to think differently because really all that matters is staying alive and keeping your buddies alive. And you lose fact of what you find, you lose track of what you fighting for sometimes. And you start to accept that some of these rule-breakings are necessary. But then, I mean, that's got to be part of PTSD trying to readjust and reconcile. Like all of the doctors that told pregnant women, you can get this. It's safe and effective. And then the COVID, and then they had miscarriages weeks later or days later. How can you reconcile? You can't allow your mind to admit that you murdered all those babies. And to throw in the fact that you got your bonuses, if you ever bragged once about those bonuses

13:23or even if you cashed the check, if you got those knowing that you gave up human lives to get that. How do you live with yourself? Well, you block it out. You pretend like it didn't happen. And you're still probably the ones that feel the worst about it, or the ones that are still adamant about, no, you've got to take this jet. Even though we have almost a dozen studies that clearly show jabbing a pregnant woman causes a miscarriage and an obscenely high rate of women. Like it's so bad, it's unbelievable. Is it just the problem of once you admit something's wrong once, then you know everything you've done before was bad and then you brought... Your mind can't take that. Is that... You can't be what you hate. But think about it. If you had to say, no, if you truly convinced yourself or really believed that this was saving lives, then what are you going to do? Wake up and say, wow, I was the murderer. No, you say killing a baby as long as it's in your utero doesn't count.

14:25We need to push for abortion too. Because then all of that that I did, there was nothing wrong with it. The mind has a funny way of justifying violence and hate inventions. And then you end up having breaks and telling the truth. And don't even think there's anything wrong with it. So, you know, these soldiers that did what soldiers do when you put them in a law of pronoun, I'm not making excuses. I'm not saying this is right in any possible way. But then their leader Netanyahu is totally shocked. And he called the leak an enormous reputational blow and described as the worst PR disaster in Israel's history. It was the worst PR in history for that country because the truth was released. And they're going to punish the general to the fullest extent that they can. And like, need I remind you that they're doing the same thing. How much money was stolen in the Ukraine? And then they got in and let's see in the UK, just to give you, let's attack another one of

15:31these wars. BlackRock CEO Fink has joined Whitcroff and Kushner at the Ukraine negotiating table. Why is an American hedge fund manager negotiating a war over Ukraine? It's because all wars are bankers' wars. We don't care. They don't I care. They don't care about the hundreds of thousands or millions of people that died. They don't care. Ukraine is basically wiped off the mat. You don't need nuclear bombs. You just need to call kill all of the young men. Now there's no one to become a father. If there's fatherless children, there's no one to raise them. And how many people were displaced because of the war? And the same could be said about, you know, different African nations that have had these, you know, civil wars that you don't even hear about here. Where somebody's getting rich, it's always comes back to the money. And to really put a head on that, we actually have a CEO over there of a hedge fund that is helping to divide up the country. And then you've got

16:35Zelensky that still thinks, I don't know, he's the president or something. Well, he hasn't had elections and how long we're fighting. They're trying to sell it to the American people. We have to save democracy. It's not democracy when you close down elections. And then this idiot on social media, I remember right when they did that, I was like, doesn't democracy mean you get to it? He's like, well, everybody knows you stop having elections when there's a war. No, actually, you don't. That's kind of the point. We need to be able to replace these leaders that want to keep us at war. Yeah, if they can't be replaced while they're at war, why would they ever not be at war? Ah, see? Good. And then you get the leaders, they start to think too much. And if you say anything bad about them, they attack you for some totally unrealistic thing like he hates Jewish people or he hates Israel. No, I am disgusted that my own politicians 70% of the parties

17:36both are Republican and Democrat take money from APAC. And do you notice that the ones that they're aggressively going after, not not the opposites of them, but the ones that are truly going after are like Thomas Massey and Marjorie MTG, right? Yes. Marjorie Taylor Green, they don't take money from APAC. So who really is pulling the strings in our government? What is the deep state or the Kovala people behind it? But I'm not saying it is APAC or their donors, but I think they have something to do with it. It always comes down to take over about how many people, how many of the politicians their number one donor was APAC. That is a significant problem. And here's the thing. When you push it too far, then it swings way too far back the other way. I will give you a really terrible example right after the break. Ethan, you're known for being the youngest teenager on the

18:36real power family radio show on the Brushwood Media Network. You're also known for being quite successful and you're only 15. How'd you do that? Well, you've always taught me to buy more hard assets faster. And one of those hard assets that I've caught is the real power family silver round from American Gold Exchange. Get your real power family silver rounds by going to AMERgold.com or calling 80613-9323. Welcome back to the real power family radio show. Today we're talking about some of the things going on around the world and Eric, you have a terrible example for us? Yes. If you take this out of the history books, then people can't learn from their mistakes, so they're doomed to repeat them. We need to make sure that the atrocities that happen during World World War II don't ever happen again. But we need to make sure the same thing when it goes to the Civil War. That's what we're talking about Lincoln and some of the awful things. They've got him

19:38painted because he won the war. What if the Germans won the war? And it is my belief that the vast majority of Germans didn't really know what was going on. Okay. They might have just intentionally not looked at it or it was absolutely intentionally hidden from them. But for whatever reason, you know, Hitler and then I'm not even going to say the Nazi party. I'm going to say the people that followed him aren't necessarily representative. He could never have come into power if it wasn't for money. Once we, the Allied forces absolutely crushed the German economy, is it fair what we didn't probably making them pay for every bit of damage they did during the war after they lost the war? But it doesn't matter if it's fair if math makes it impossible. There was no way they could ever pay for that. And it crushed the German citizens to the point that they were literally willing to follow anybody that said he could fix the problem. And that's the only reason we ever had a Hitler.

20:43And everybody knows. Well, I guess there's a few fringe people out there that are what do they call holocaust deniers? I hate it when they say crap like that. And then they try and make you like, oh, he's a vaccine denier. Well, I was right, by the way. But so with the exception of very small people, the small group of people in the world that don't think under the direction of Hitler Nazis murdered like a lot of Jewish people. Yes. Wait too many. Why did they go after the Jews, Lila? Does any, did you boys learn that? Any of you go ahead, Lila? Because the Jews had money, right? Not only that, but they blamed it. What was their biggest problem? It was an economic problem. Why did they go along with that? Why were people willing to work in the concentration camps? Why didn't they stand up and say, well, one, they'd just be shot by their own government if they didn't follow orders. And two, they blamed it on the Jewish bankers. So the Jewish, I don't think being Jewish makes you smarter with money. But whatever they did, they raised their

21:48children to make better decisions than some other people. Okay. That would be like persecuting my children because they made better decisions. And they're in a much better financial state. It's not because I ever gave you a dollar, Devon, is because of the way I taught you. Look at the email I told sent you today and also ramping in your operations manager. And it was all about her. I go, this is what I had to be to get what I have. This is what I had to do. If only I had written an entire book about that, which you could get at Amazon is real, or not real pie of family, as a family. It's exactly triangle. So yeah, if you want to learn how to be what you need to be and do what you need to do to get what you want out of life and how to integrate your family into that so you don't have to, you can complain about not having a babysitter or you can use your children as the reason that you have to grow and it choices yours. So it's all in the way people look at

22:49things, but they made it easy. And they said, Oh, these people, which I would say there were, not all Jews owned banks for sure. I have a friend in the army who was Jewish and he's got rich relatives, but his family directly was not anything close to rich, but they, they categorized it just like they're doing to successful white males now. It's their fault. It's okay to succeed sometimes as a white female or if you're in color, but then if you're a black man that does too much good and provides too much value to the world, they're like, you're too white. So suddenly, you're not talking about the color of our skin anymore, right? No, now you're just talking about something entirely unrelated, but you're trying to make it about race. So you're lying and blowing stuff out of proportion. Yeah, that's what they they twist it around them. They got everybody heat and white people or everybody hitting the Jews. Now you're too Jewish, you're too white, you're too this. So they just hate people that are successful and understand money and business.

23:51I think so. Funny how that keeps coming up throughout the world. Yeah. What would Harves say, if you hate it in any way, you can't possibly become rich. Everybody says I want to get rich, but no, as soon as you win the lottery, you go out of your way to lose the money as quick as possible, because how can you be something you hate? So shouldn't they they should really look at that as, hey, I could be like this person. How did they get there? What did they do? Hey, how can I do that? Really, they should be looking up to those people and being glad that those people are on the planet so that they have an example to follow. They don't have to rewrite the system from scratch. They can be Roger Bannister. Yeah. Go ahead and explain. Well, Roger Bannister, everybody said you couldn't run a four minute mile and they just claimed it was impossible until Roger Bannister did it and the minute he did it, then several other people almost immediately had accomplished it right after him because they realized it was possible. Did they did he sort of class and teach people the one secret of the universe that allowed you to break the four minute mark? No.

24:53Did it? Most of the people that ran it even know him or have ever met him. No. Case simply broke through something in their mind. Yes. By saying they didn't believe it was possible. Therefore, it was not. I used to have people literally all the way back to high school that they're like that doesn't happen in my world. And that's not probably like, but I do every week. And I remember Terry kept saying, why doesn't that ever happen to me? I'm like, why does this always happen to me? It's like, that doesn't happen in my world. I was like, well, then why don't you come live in my world? Because it's like so abundant. You can have anything you want if you believe it. And that ties back to the group of people that might be in charge. I don't know if it's one or hundreds of them. I know it's not one country. That's for sure. It's less than that. But they put these people on power and then they go overboard. And I think it's disgusting

25:59what the presidents are doing to their own countries and their own images by keeping these wars going. So, and I'm talking specifically about Zelensky and Netanyahu and everybody that is funding the war. So, throw in the Federal Reserve. There's plenty of American blame here for sending wars, weapons and money and stuff. But then these people start thinking the ones that couldn't be elected again. People actually, where does power come from? It comes from people believing in you. It doesn't come from your rank. I learned that in the army. I had multiple times where people that had, you know, a bar when I had stripes or they had, you know, one or two stripes more than me would be completely overlooked and ignored. And they're like, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the one that signs off on whatever you do. But it took me about five minutes to realize who the troops followed. That's why I'm talking to you. And yeah, one, I was just a lowly, littlely five and the E7 and I didn't see eye to eye. But I had, he had like four people that were die hard

27:05supporters of his out of 42. The other 38 followed me no matter what. And so that's the, he may have been the leader, but you were in charge. I was exactly. And when you realize that I had no rank, I had no edit, it was just because I did the right thing by them. And it was that I made the life easier. I made it far harder, just like I did on you two. You guys know, I pushed you to the limits. And the one thing that people would say to me, I'm like, well, somebody's like, why do you put up a sergeant woman's crap? Like, because no matter what, no matter how hard he is, no matter what he does to us, we can be absolutely certain that no one else would even consider punishing us because he's going to be 10 times harder on them. It doesn't matter what rank. He goes, we know if we screw up, then we deal with what it is. And if we do it right, we get great rewards. And a buck stops there. It's over with him. And we never have to worry about anybody else bothering us.

28:08So then you get these people that they wouldn't be reelected. They don't have the support of their followers, whatever that is. And somebody else is paying the world or paying for their world to exist. Now you get Netanyahu. Let me quote him. I demand that Western governments do what is necessary to fight anti-seminism and provide the required safety and security for Jewish communities worldwide. You're the president of a small country. And you're demanding that all Western leaders, he's singling us out in Europe, that we provide safety and security worldwide for all the Jewish communities. And that we that the his quote is they meaning the Western leaders would be well advised to heed our warnings. I demand action from them now. Let me tell you something. I am not a leader of anybody over here. But somebody comes up and talks to me like that.

29:10You're just a bully. And I'm not going to let you hide. I guarantee APAC is never going to sponsor my show. They would be right up there with Pfizer for people that will never sponsor me. Yes. Uh, this is not a statement against your country, your people, the Jewish religion as a whole. This is an outrageous overreach of authority. And you have no business being in a position of power. And if you are, then wind to your own people and see how long they put up with it. I imagine as long as you can placate them with money or hold them down with arms because who respects somebody that's so full of himself like that. It's the same as the Linsky showing out. I couldn't believe he shows up. And what did Trump say? I mean, Trump is out in a hundred degree. They even made fun of them on the news. He's like, Hey, it's over a hundred degrees in this room before you start saying, I'm going to look. Oh, he's not looking so healthy. The guy's got his tie pulled all

30:12the way up. I don't even wear a tie. And Trump is how old? And he's got a full suit and tie on in a hundred and some degree room and never considers loosening his tie. And then you get this 88 from another country that shows up in jeans and a sweater. And he's like, no, that's not how you meet with a foreign leader. Get out. I thought that was awesome. If you can't show respect for yourself by dressing appropriately, you don't need to come to my house. Yeah. That shows no respect for yourself or for the person you're meeting. All right. Think about that. How could you show respect for not just your counterparty, but literally everyone else in the world over this break? Brushwood, media network. Have you ever loved one benefacted by inflation? Yes. We have the product for you. Hard assets that hold their value like the real power family self-around are available at American Gold Exchange. You can visit American Gold Exchange at AMERgold.com or by calling 1-800-613-9323. Welcome back to the real power family radio show. Before we

31:19went to break, we were talking about, well, showing respect because we brought up the Zolansky when he went to the White House and then proceeded to get thrown out by Trump. And while if we really break that down, I'm pretty sure there's a lot of stuff we can pull out of there. What was he? What did he ask for there? Did he ask for more funding or something? No, he wants literally everybody to go out of the way to defend the Jewish people. Well, shouldn't people be going out of the way to defend all of their people? I mean, what if we have Jewish people that happen to be, but they're American citizens. Shouldn't we be trying to protect them as much as the Protestants and the Catholics? All lives matter. Oh, yeah. Well, maybe we wouldn't mean that if you go to the UK. They're all like this woke BS is all about equal rights. And I don't know if it started with feminism, but that was a big part of it. So how many men get raped? I don't know those numbers. That's got to be like an incredibly small percentage of the rape victims, right?

32:23I believe it is. Do you know in 2024? All right, I don't have last year's numbers. The UK recorded 71,227 rapes. So just in the last 25 years, it's up 900%. Don't you think with all of this technology, they made it so safe over there by making sure nobody could have firearms pretty much. I think at one point in time, you're only allowed a pointy knife or something, or they were trying to make that a thing. I don't know if it passed. It's such a safe place. You can't even spread hate speech by posting a funny meme that somebody might be offended by. Or you go to jail for 20 months. And yet there's 900% more rapes than the 7,801 that we had in 2000. That means that the rape rate is 114 per 100,000 people. Now, it's per 100,000 people. It's really per 50,000 because there's almost no males being raped, even if you're confused about

33:23your gender. Trust me. You're probably, yeah, nobody's going to want you anyways. I don't know. But the rape rate, if we're talking 50,000 females, if it's roughly 50, 50 male to female, that means there'd be 228 people raped out of every women, out of every 100,000 women. How is that? I mean, some of them are probably Jewish, right? So isn't what Netanyahu is saying? Stop all illegal immigration because that's where all the rape is coming from. That's what it sounds like to me. See how I can twist anything around? If you just get out there and start talking, why don't we just focus on making our countries great the way they are? There were problems between Germany and France and Spain and Great Britain. Yeah, all of these. Yeah, there were problems, but they don't need the European Union trying to force things on them that most of their citizens don't want. That doesn't make their country better. And I think they're starting to see that with

34:27the French farmers and all of the other people that have stood up. I really think of the next couple of years, we are going to pass. We're already at the breaking point. I think we're going to pass through and come out in a much nicer place. Devin, you wanted to talk. Go ahead. Something you were talking about the UK and it made me remember something I had seen and it just looked up to verify it, but in Germany, I'm guessing they reduced the amount of guns out on the street a lot. But now they have a knife violence problem. It's almost as if the guns aren't the problem. It's the people, the bad people using them. And dad, this gets even funnier. Some of the police, specific section that I don't think I can pronounce has started wearing chain mail for the night. That's awesome. Talk about going back in time. That's spectacular. Is this the opposite of modern problems, require modern solutions? Modern problems require medieval solutions as the case

35:31may be. All right. If you don't remember what happened in the 70s, I surely don't. I wasn't born when this happened. But towards the end of the Vietnam war, there were a bunch of Kent state students. I'm saying this because Lyle and I both graduated from Kent State University. Kent state students decided to throw rocks at guys with machine guns. It was horrible what the national guard did. I was actually in the battalion many years later that did the shooting at Kent state ironically. And my little brother was in the actual company that did the shooting at Kent state. So you remember battalion. They took him 16 instead of tanks so we can be thankful for that. But the bottom line is it doesn't matter who's right because I probably thinking back. I don't know all the situations. I probably would have agreed more with the outrage students. And this, I've never said this. I would have said no. Of course, I would be on the army cycles. I was in the army for 13 years and in that very unit. But the bottom line is if you're dramatically

36:32manned or outgunned, that is the great equalizer is what takes a you know 250 pound muscle bound guy and makes a 90 pound female equal to him by taking away firearms from good people. You are setting the stage for bad people to take over. They're never going to be without weapons as you see in the UK. People will always find weapons if there's no firearms. What is the major weapon of choice? Because it's what you can get throughout many of the African conflicts. Even in the last 100 years, it hasn't been gunpowder and firearms. It's been machetes. So it people need to look. But yet congratulations to the UK. You took the top spot and rapes Sweden. When I'm thinking Sweden, I'm thinking of a sweet polite country. I don't think is number one rape capital of the eurozone. But you're no longer number one. The UK took over that 900% increase kind of hurt. Are we

37:36do for another break? Yes. Well, let's do that and just remember if you're out there and you're a bike cop with a baton, don't take on 100 guys with 50 horsepower tractors and larger. Because just like M16s beat rocks, large tractors beat bicycles. Just throwing that out there if it applies to anybody in the world today. We'll be right back. Every parent wants their kids to be successful. And today's world, getting them the right knowledge to do this can be a challenge. My husband and I decided to homeschool our kids and give them a financial and real world education rather than making them memorize things they would probably never use. Our results are kids who became financially free before they could drive with no money or credit from us. Now at 16 and 13, they co-host our Real Power Family Radio Show and Devon is in his third year of college. How can you give your kids a head start like this? Check out our book Family Success Triangle which outlines the lessons we taught our kids. We want you to achieve amazing results

38:41at any age. Get your copy of Family Success Triangle on Amazon today and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel at Real Power Family. And listen to the Real Power Family Radio Show Monday through Friday at 7 a.m. on the Brushwood Media Network. Welcome back to the Real Power Family Radio Show where you dad, you just said something about bike cops. So police officers on bikes taking on people on tractors and I'm somehow guessing the tractors are going to win that matchup. Yes, probably. And just to throw this out there, if you happen to be in a public office and you're working there and maybe people think that it's unfair that you are not voted on probably making more than them have ridiculously good benefits and you're making it absolutely impossible for someone to provide. It's stupid things like we'll get our farmers. It's not like

39:43we need food. The farmers might think they're livelihood and if they get that stupid notion that maybe providing food to the world is a good thing. They might have something different to say and I got to tell you after spending a lot of time on a lot of farms, they're not going to run out of ammunition. I mean we might not fertilize the plants as well but they got plenty of manure. So maybe shut your office window before the farmers show up. And farmers, wow, if this whole farming thing doesn't work out for you, the way that you're spraying with those big tractors and hitting open windows, you could easily get a second job as a fireman. Oh, and to throw that out there, the fireman also joined the charge. So I hope none of the government buildings catch on fire. That would be awful. Oh no, how terrible. We might have one less government building. I'm like, dad, when he told me this, I'm like, because didn't you say you said they joined the charge and I'm like, well, I guess they're going by to clean up the manure that was sprayed

40:43on the buildings. Let's watch the windows, right? What country was this in? France, France, standing out for another thing that maybe we're just miseducated over here. I got to, well, at least one of the kids that maybe both is going to go to Greece. So I've never been to Europe. I am not qualified to speak on this. If we have any European listeners, one big fan of the French farmers and the firefighters and the taxi drivers, huge. They're in too. I don't want to miss anybody. And if you have anything to say about this, we'd love to talk about it. You standing up for your rights, because what they're doing is ridiculous. It's bad for you. It's bad for your country and it's bad for the world. Yes, Devon, just maybe the problem was just that in France, for all of these years, it was the government fighting these battles and wars and not the actual people wanting all of it. Maybe that was the problem. So now that the people

41:45are actually fighting something and against the French government, I might add, maybe they'll actually win this one. You know, I can't believe what it is that one of these Europeans, especially the French, you know, they're upset with. If you just picking at different countries here, sure they want you to kill off. What is it? Like 30 or 50% of your herd in the next handful of years and by 2040 be out of cows. So Bill Gates can soul us fake meat, which might be as bad as the COVID jab. But we don't know. I'm sure they're going to cover that up. We'll cross that bridge. But it's, I mean, you got to get props to people that are this dedicated. Do you know that according to Jim Ferguson, there are currently 12,000 journalists, journalists and people locked up for memes and posts on social media, but they're releasing the murders and rapists to walk the streets. So two out of three British people oppose the digital ID and the brick

42:47card that allows them to track. Australia always has this already has. You've got to have absolute tracking, if I understand correctly, for what any teenager looks at on the internet. Just throwing this out there, get a good VPN. I'm not saying there isn't stuff that teenagers or younger children shouldn't be able to see on the internet. And that's the parent's job to police them. Not the government. It's the last and the worst thing is to government give the government all that information is to everything they're looking at because they will find a way to twist it and use against you later in life. And that just it has not turned out well. If you look throughout history, it has not turned out well. And we've never been in a position where the government could possibly get as much information and store it as they do now. And the fact that they're releasing rapists and murderers and locking up people for saying things leads you to how you've got to be asking the question, why? Because there is so much more to that. I mean, obviously,

43:52if saying something is that bad, it's obviously against the government. They're worried that you are going to say something they won't like. They've had to cancel. I believe it was France that canceled Christmas in New Year's. Germany was canceling something, at least in some cities. I don't know exactly which ones. I don't have that written down right in front of me. But they gave us, I mean, they're giving such great excuses to hate them. The government that is. And the way they're doing this to the inundating with Islam, now they're canceling Christmas in New Year's because they're afraid of violence from Islam. Well, if you're afraid of violence from a certain group of people, we've talked for the last 45 minutes about not segregating and, you know, being prejudiced against a single group of people. What are you trying to do if you say all white men are bad or Jewish bankers are bad and all Jews are rich in bank? No, they're not. It wasn't true in the 1940s. It's not true now. And now you're doing the same thing with Islam. Are we supposed to let

44:56them take over or hate them? Which way are they going with this? Because really, it looks like they're setting up so they can flip a switch and go either way. But to cancel Christian holidays and normal celebrations. And look, if you want to hear prayers blasted early in the morning, well, if I wanted to hear Reveley early in the morning, I go to a military post. If I want to hear prayers blasted early in the morning, then go to a country that they do that, but trying to take over an already developed city that's, you know, more or less Christian or Jewish or any other religion. Uh, that's probably going to irritate a lot of people. And I think we had people in Dallas standing up against that. So that was good. Uh, yay to the US down south in Dallas. But if you go up very far northwest to Alaska, I believe they have a censorship digital ID going. Devon, if you learned anything about that, um, say the country name again. The last country is Alaska.

45:58It's a, it's a United States of American state. But you're right. It is a nation state. It should be a nation state, right? Loosely connected by our constitution, but it's not. Sorry, my brain just stopped for a second. No, I have not heard anything about that in Alaska. Really? Alaska? That is one of the last places I would have expected that. Look it up. Yes, you say it. If John, if you're listening, one of my last good guys that is always writing in, if you know more about this, please send it to info at clearskytrainer.com. Yeah. Didn't we have an email from John as well? Oh, he almost left his car. Yeah. Oh, is that the one? Read that. Don't people don't rack to take a picture of something and send it to us. And to the lady front. Was it a lady from Canton? I don't care. I finally have one. We had a lady from Canton that was so thrilled that we had our billboard up for getting rid of property taxes. Thank you. Do we have her name? Can we congratulate her? Her name is Dottie and hopefully I will,

47:03at some point, be meeting up with her to get her a free book because I offered it to her. Yeah, Dottie. I'll buy a coffee or lunch or whatever. Thank you. It is nice to know we have one listener on our own hometown. That's so. Come visit us on a Wednesday night at Southgate Plaza, 6 p.m. every Wednesday. We and all of our listeners are invited if you happen to end up and can't know how. All right. What is Lolly? You're looking for another email. I'm trying to find the email you were talking about with the car and I can that we've had a lot of listener emails in here and I'm I think that was the guy with where like the preacher that had a rainbow thing around his neck, whatever those are called. Oh, that said. Yeah. He was talking about being a homosexual. I don't look. I don't care what you do, but you don't hear me giving graphic details about my what my wife and I do in our bedroom. I don't want to hear about your stuff and I don't want you talking about it with my kids. That's for them to figure out and that's for the parents to decide.

48:07So I think when we get morals back in and a true family working together, if you get the nuclear family, look at how many more boys go to jail because they don't have fathers. Look at how we're all over racial and stuff. Look at how the Latin Americans are traditionally more Catholic and have good, strong family bonds. You do know that that's the way the African Americans used to be. The black people in America had such strong family bonds. How over the last 50 years did they break that? So now it's just totally normal to not have a dad in a family. That needs to change. So I'm not saying, I mean, look at some of our friends who are happily married for decades. And they also happen to be black. These things are not good. You can do this and how many of our white friends have the same problem that it's really more of a socioeconomic than a white and a black

49:08thing. They try and push it, I think, is more of a, oh yeah, you need to move around and get different women. No, you don't. You need to be faithful and truthful in one. And when you reproduce, you need to be there to raise your children. Yes. Little boys need a true man to show them what to grow in to be. And little girls need a dad to teach them what a man should be treating them like. So absolutely. And I always wonder because you talk about it as a socioeconomic thing, but is it not having a dad that causes the socioeconomic problems or is it the other way around? Like, it's almost the what started this all the chicken or the egg. I think, no, I think it's pretty clear. The money started it. Not. They felt hopeless and they were taught and they wanted to believe anything just like too many. I would hope started to scene people decided to follow Hitler and either didn't look or look the other way to the atrocities that he caused 80 years ago.

50:09And I think that when you get put into a terrible position, it's suddenly easier to justify. Well, the apples just sitting there and I'm starving or it's not for me. It's for my family. And so you steal the apple knowing you would never ever steal something or a loaf of bread or whatever. And then it turns to, well, the government owes me this. And remember when they had an EBT had a problem where they gave unlimited money and people were filling up entire carts. There's no way they could store that much meat and all these hems and stuff. And then when the EBT cards turned off, they just left all the carts sitting there to spoil and walked out, but they were just going to load up on everything. How many apartments have we cleaned out? They were evicted, but they got all this free, whatever that. We had cupboards full of free peanut butter. Somebody must went to a food bank and got all the peanut butter they could. They could never in their lifetime of eating all that. And they just kept getting more and more and more knowing it was going to

51:11go to waste, but they had to take it. I think that once you, it's all about who you are and where you set your mind. If your mindset is on the world owes me, then you're never going to be able to become really successful. If your mindset is, well, I have to get a babysitter for my child, then you're never going to be successful. You've got to find a way to overcome. Single moms have overcome the same thing you did. It's massively easier to not be a single mom. So men, step up, do what's right. Be there for the woman. What happened to marriage? They're killing the idea marriage. No, no, why would we do that? And even some of our, you know, more affluent friends, they, they were practically married, but never got married for more than a decade. And finally, had a wedding. Why wait, right? I mean, Greg, I'm glad they did. Finally have a wedding, but commit. If you can't commit to that, what else are you not committing to in your life? And I think that

52:11if we just start, forget about fixing the world and making the world better, make your family better. Be there. Reconnect with someone. If you've got kids and you haven't talked to them, I don't care if their adults now go talk to them. Look at how many Christmas movies we've watched over the last week or so, where it was like, oh, well, that's different. That's my daughter. I do anything for her. Keep it that way. Okay. They, they try even Hollywood or Netflix is creating these things with good values. People feel good when they watch them. Well, why don't you act out and create that in your own life? And I'm not saying you're not, but if you are not, do that. Have built a strong family unit. Spend a little bit of extra time. Don't turn on the TV. Play board games like we did all weekend. Everyday sit down and play a board game rather than watching an hour or two at TV. These are the things that you can do when you create an awesome life for your family. They will have more belief in themselves. And when they believe they can do it, they really can.

53:12And all it takes is one person to do something incredible to show everybody else in the world that it is possible to run a four-minute mile. Wrap it up, Lila. Your mindset will determine your outcome. So if you don't like the results you're getting now, the first thing you need to work on is your own mind, Devon. And just your reminder for, especially for everyone living in America, the only reason that your government would want to take away your guns after turning 50 years is that they want to do something that you would use those for. Ethan, if any of our listeners wanted to email in because they heard about us talking about the emails you can do so by emailing info at clearskytrainer.com. All you have to do to let Eva win is be a good man and sit there and do nothing. I would question how good a man are you if you are doing nothing. We have, we are going in a couple of days to give oral arguments at the Supreme Court of Ohio fighting government overreach. We have farmers that are standing up. We have truckers that are

54:15standing up. We have farmers, I think it was another lens before that. We have all of these people that are starting to stand up. It's time for a change. I believe a lot of the problems are caused by not money, but fake money. Money, a fiat currency. We have options. We have silver, which you can get from American gold exchange. We have gold. We have Bitcoin. We have unregulated and not we have real money. Something that can't be printed and destroyed. When you destroy the money of a country, you destroy the values. It's time for us to start rebuilding the values and start using sound money because they do go hand in hand for fixing the problems that these world leaders have created. Think about that. I hope you are having the greatest holiday season you have ever had and spending a lot of time with your family and friends reading books, the learning

55:17and growing and getting away from some of the negativity on social media. We'll be back tomorrow. We hope you enjoyed the real power family radio show brought to you by family success triangle. We want you and your family to be financially free so you can go where you want when you want with whomever you want. Learn how we can help you live the life you've always dreamed of at realpowerfamily.com. To hear more, subscribe to Real Power Family on YouTube. Until next time, go out and make the world a better place.