Electoral Issues

 

I got stiffed by my guest so I took calls and we talked about election issues.

Ed Bonderenka:

Well, good afternoon and welcome to Your American Heritage. I'm broadcasting today from In Studio because I was going to meet Pastor Rick here and... Oh, there we go. I was going to meet Pastor Rick here and we were going to broadcast together here. He prefers to broadcast in studio and there are other reasons for that. And about five minutes before, I was trying to find out when he was going to show up and it turns out Pastor Rick cannot make it today and I'm on my own. You're left alone with me. And actually because of all the confusion right now, I am trying to hunt up my show notes so I can actually speak somewhat intelligently after the big buildup that I got from Dick on his show about what a great show this is. All of a sudden there is in chaos and confusion.

So obviously on a day like today, you open the phone lines. Usually I like to do that before or rather after I get into the subject. And I don't know if you can tell right now, I'm stalling while I try and find, I managed to get on the internet, try and find my show notes. Unfortunately, I didn't store them on this computer. I stored them on the computer at home figuring Google would shift them over. Oh, let's see. Let's try that show notes and... Oh, let's see now. Excuse me folks. And Derek, give us some sports. How's the game going?

Derek Stone:

Well, the Indiana Hoosiers currently are leading the Michigan Wolverines six to nothing. There's about 10 minutes left in the second quarter and hopefully the Wolverines will be able to get it going offensively. They've got their new starting quarterback, Tommy Carr, taking over for Bryce Underwood. Underwood got paid a lot of money but didn't show results. So hopefully Carr will lead the Wolverines to prosperity.

Ed Bonderenka:

Cool. Cool. That's good. Well, let's see now. Let's see now. Well that of course folks is Derek Stone. He's a Swiss Army knife of radio and he's the host of

Derek Stone:

Stone Cold Sports Truth.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah. And you can get more sports like he just gave us there on Sunday afternoons at noon 30. And like Dick was saying earlier, listen to all the shows here on Wham! Saturday, I listen to Abolitionist Roundtable at 9:00 Trigger Talk at 11:00 of course this show one o'clock like you're doing hopefully instead of listening to the football game. And then stay tuned to Speaking of Art with Ed Hoffman at three. And this show is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and Google Music and you can find the podcast at whamradio.com, W-A-A-M-R-A-D-I-O.com and click the podcast tab at the top and share it with your friends. That’d be good. If you like it, they'll like it. They're your friends. And if they don't, they'll forgive you.

So there's a war going on for control of America. I'd like to mention this in case we have new listeners and what's a patriot supposed to do?

We get organized. We go to court. We educate our neighbors. We support those who take the battle to the enemy and we support them to agencies like Great Lakes Justice Center, direct contributions, the ACLJ. We also support those who are running for office that support godly values. And you've got about a week and some days to do that. This is a very important election and we're going to talk about that. It's very important that Christians get out and vote. And that patriots, if you're not a Christian, if you're a Jew, if you're a patriot and a conservative, get out and vote, get off your butt and do it. Sure, it's not a presidential election. You've heard this before, but this is just as important. This is your representatives, your senators. We cannot let these DSA clowns into office and make fools of us all. So enough of that.

So we arm ourselves. Well, we arm ourselves intellectually. We learn the facts for ourselves so we can make wise decisions and explain them to others. We arm ourselves physically. We get a gun and we learn to use it. And like I've said before, get a bunch of guns. Learn to use them. Guns are fun, frankly. It's nice to hear things go pop and bang and see bottles blow up and targets get holes punched in them, but that's not the primary purpose. The primary purpose of guns is to prepare to defend yourself, your family and your nation. So do that. And this is a real zinger right here. We arm ourselves spiritually. Once again, find a good church, read your Bible, join with others in prayer for our nation. This is very important. This is a spiritual battle going on for the soul of this nation.

Psalm 144 says, "Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle." So please clasp those hands and your fingers. Let's pray. Let's go to war. Father, we face challenges daily in our lives and as a nation, please strengthen us and help us to face these challenges with wisdom from above, courage from within and strength from you. And please lead and guide our executives, our president, mayors, governors, administrators, judges and representatives. Where necessary, please admonish and correct them. And if needed, please bring them to a place of repentance. And if that doesn't work, please remove them from those positions of power and authority you gave us this nation. Please help us to keep it. Amen. So here's something interesting. I didn't give you notice last week. You may not care anyhow, but out of the blue, I got a text on Saturday asking if I would be interested on being on Newsmax on a panel on Sunday afternoon.

It was at Sunday afternoon, a show they do called Sunday Agenda. And at first I took it lightly. Derek, if you've got that audio queued up, I'll let you know. And so I was asked to be on this panel and I didn't hear back from the text. And then finally late Saturday, I got an email giving me Zoom address and everything else I needed to be there. So I prepped for about, oh, two hours at least for the three topics that were given to me that we were going to talk about. I was also given the name of the other person who's going to be talking with myself and the host about this. And of all things, I didn't get to talk about any of those topics. The other panelists did not show. I think they were scrambling to find a replacement panelist so I wouldn't be the only person embarrassing myself.

And so I think about 10 minutes late, we got into it because they got this other panelist and they gave him the first question, which was on topic. And then they asked me about France. And I was kind of happy to because I was hoping during the discussion we'd get to talk about France. Derek, would you play, this is an edited clip of that. You can find it on YouTube.

Lydia (NewsMax):

Let's break down. This week's Media Mad is joining us now as the host of the Washington Signal Show, Andrew Langer and the host of your American Heritage, Ed Bondarenka. Gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. And I want to say on this France the Riots, you're taking a live look right here at Paris, France, you're seeing nightfall there and the police trying to quell the violence that has been plaguing the streets there. Ed, what do you think about the media coverage specifically here in the United States describing what's happening in France and not really talking about all the issues that are affecting and that this was a pressure cooker that was about to explode and it could happen here in the United States as well.

Ed Bonderenka:

I think we were on the brink of it happening here. To tell you the truth, if we'd had four more years of the Biden-Harris administration, the coverage here does not really get into the depth of what happened here. Like you said, the mass migration, the unvetted entry of these people, but really the rationale behind having them in here. What was the motivation for bringing all these people in? Supposedly it was to be for humanitarian reasons because of stuff that was going on in the Middle East, but there was a deeper, darker motivation here. It was to overwhelm Western civilization and I just wonder where Charles Martel is when you need him.

Lydia (NewsMax):

Right. In meantime, you've got Macron attending a Celine Dion concert. So his heart will go on just like the riots will continue to go on unless they get this under control. Andrew and Ed, thank you both.

Derek Stone:

Thanks for having me.

Ed Bonderenka:

Thank you. So that was my big major appearance on network national television. The question I had that they haven't answered is how did they find me? And why me? The other guy, I mean, I recognized his organization. So that was kind of interesting. I was talking to Theron about this a couple days ago and maybe yesterday and he said, "They just asked me to do the same thing." So hey, wham, moving up in the world. Next thing you'll ask Derek on is talk about sports, right Derek?

Derek Stone:

I highly doubt that. I don't think Newsmax would be interested in me talking about Detroit Sports or University of Michigan sports, but who knows? You never know.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah. Yeah. Is my microphone on?

Derek Stone:

Yep.

Ed Bonderenka:

Good. That's one of Derek's major jobs is to make sure my microphone... I'm in studio. I don't have to worry about that so much. I can't mute this one accidentally. When I was on that panel, I was talking about the unchecked migration into France, which is causing the problems they have. It's not a bunch of high schoolers complaining that they are in outdated classrooms with no air conditioning because actually France spends a ton of money on miseducation of their youth. I forget what the number was. I read it and I though, wow, this is in the area of like 30%. And this is what they get. They get a bunch of kids who are confused on what gender they are, what sex they were born. But I mentioned in that brief moment that I had to respond to the question, what I thought the media was missing on this was that the media's not talking about the motivation for this.

They like to portray it as, well, this was the Syrian war, this was upset in the Middle East when all this migration was coming across. But if you're going to have migration for humanitarian purposes, you do vetting. You don't just have an overwhelming surge of people that you can't check. No, there was something darker here. They wanted to overturn Western civilization and this wouldn't be the first conquest of the West by Islam if you want to say that this is Islam. I think it was Islam being used by the Red-Green Alliance by the left, those that want to pervert and subvert Western civilization, Judeo-Christian civilization. And because of exactly that, it's Judeo-Christian roots, all the benefits we get of that. And so when I asked where's Charles Martel when you need him, if some of you are vague on who Charles Martel was, when the Islamists, when they were surging into Southern France through Europe to attack the gates of Vienna, Charles Martel or the hammer as they called him, he managed to stand and push the Muslims back out of France and saved Europe from actually what it's becoming today.

I got distracted there because I got a call from Jenny and I'm looking forward to this call from Jenny. I haven't talked to her in a while, but I want to finish this though briefly, okay? So to give you a history of what happened in Europe with the Muslims and Europe, they managed to subvert most of Spain and Spain became a Muslim country for a while. And then there was this thing called the reconquista. In other words, the Spanish rose up and they pushed the Muslims back out of their country, but you will still see Muslim influence in their architecture and to some degree in their language and their culture. A similarly thing happened, and I think I mentioned it a couple weeks ago in regards to Marco Rubio's speech in front of the Acropolis where the Greeks rose up under Demetrius Ipsolanti and his family and others of course, and they pushed the Muslims out of Greece and that's a fantastic story, but let's talk to Jenny real quick.

Jenny from Brownstone. Hi Jenny. Oh, I don't have the sound cup. Hi Jenny.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Hey, hey, what's going on?

Ed Bonderenka:

In my best Forest Gump voice. Hi Jenny.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Oh man. Anyway, I have a question about the ballot.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah.

Jenny from Brownstown:

So because I already answered it, I already did it, so it's too late for me, but somebody else might be enlightened. There's a thing on the ballot that talks about having a constitutional convention or some kind of change in, I think it's the Michigan Constitution.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yep.

Jenny from Brownstown:

And I didn't know who was doing it or why, so I voted no on it.

Ed Bonderenka:

Good. You did the right thing. Congratulations if you want my two cents, okay?

Jenny from Brownstown:

Okay.

Ed Bonderenka:

Give me a second. Hang on. Let me talk a little bit and then I want your response. Do not hang up. I enjoy talking to you and my wife enjoys listening to you. So there's that. I think it's every 10 years, it comes up for a vote before the state electorate as to whether we want to attempt to change the state constitution. Now you got to remember, we can at any time, and we have unfortunately a few times recently, different propositions have come up to amend our state constitution. One was to give abortion up to birth and just a whole bunch of atrocities. Another one was pot, and both those were to get Gretchen Whitmer elected, that's why they were on the ballot. But nonetheless, they twisted our constitution that way. So there is a way to amend the constitution to get things that we feel is necessary without dumping it and rewriting it.

So if you had voted yes and the rest of the electorate voted yes, then we would have a committee of people we don't know at the moment rewriting a constitution under guidelines we wouldn't know and finally present it for a vote before the electorate at another election. That's not a good thing as far as I'm concerned. Last time that was done was in 1963. Those were better days and I can understand that more reasonable people were in charge of Lansing at that time, but I wouldn't want to attempt it now. And as long as we're on the subject, this is something... And if people want to call in about either one of these issues, feel free. But there is also this move to have an Article five constitutional convention on a national scale. And for the very same reasons I just gave you for the Michigan Constitution, I am totally opposed to this.

People are saying, "We want term limits. We want that in the constitution, so we need to rewrite the entire constitution to get term limits," which is about, I don't know, pardon me, stupid. I don't mean to offend anybody, but you don't whack the whole constitution just to get term limits in, which basically our representatives and senators should be able to get. But right now we can't even get the SAFE Act. So only legal people, voters in this state, I want to say legal aliens, but no, only legal citizens in this state can vote because we can see what happens when you have illegal people vote in this country. You get illegal alien people as senator or rather representatives from Minnesota, right?

Jenny from Brownstown:

Yeah.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah. So once again, back to the federal constitution, I like the constitution we have. I don't like some of the amendments. I think the 17th amendment is an atrocity because it takes away the power of the states. Talked about it before, but I got time now. It takes away the power of the states and it makes the selection of our senators, our state senators to represent the issues important to our state. It makes it a national referendum and you've got all this political money coming in to get Abdul Ramanad, Mohammed, El Saeed, as the next senator from the state of Michigan when I don't see what he could do positively or what he said positively he'd do for the state of Michigan in particular. Everything he has mentioned has talked about national issues that reflect political policies from the Democratic Socialists of America there. Say something.

I need to take a break. Go ahead, Jenny.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Okay. So thank you for that because I wanted to make sure people knew that this was bad and you're explaining it very well. So I voted no on it because I didn't trust it. I vote no on all the millages anymore. I don't vote yes on any millages because I'm done with it.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yes. Amen. That always vote no on millages. I don't care. We've got enough money going to schools. The way that they keep putting this stuff through over and over and over, particularly in off elections that aren't even midterms or presidential elections, they keep bringing it up over and over until finally people get tired of it and it passes, right?

Jenny from Brownstown:

Yeah. And they pass anyway. It's really a bummer, but there was one down here about museum something crap. Who knows what that was really going for, so I voted no on it.

Ed Bonderenka:

Right. And as long as we're on off party ballot voting, don't forget that Michael Warren, Judge Michael Warren is on the ticket for the Michigan Supreme Court. And don't forget that Cassandra Morse Bills is on the ticket for the Michigan Supreme Court. These are two very, very important positions to fill that don't get addressed if you just pull R, okay? Very important. Nonpartisan. We'll call them nonpartisan. I trust you did that already. If you... Go ahead.

Jenny from Brownstown:

I did. I did. Well, I didn't remember who the judges were, so I kind of bowed out on that one, but -

Ed Bonderenka:

Well, here's a trick, and this is very important to know. I'm glad the subject came up. This is really good. I miss having Pastor Rick in here, but I enjoyed talking to you. And I guess I got to talk about a few things I probably wouldn't if I had a guest, and this is one of them. You can actually go, if it's important enough to you, and you say, "I screwed up. I want a do-over." And you can go and spoil your ballot. You can tell the voting authorities, the polling place, I guess it would be your township clerk or whoever's responsible for your local elections. I'm sorry I'm not more eloquent on that. And if somebody else knows -

Jenny from Brownstown:

I think it would be the clerk down here.

Ed Bonderenka:

Probably. It'd probably be the clerk. And then you say, "That ballot I did, I need to spoil that and I need to vote over." And it's a process and they got to let you do it. If you said, "Oh, I didn't know I was supposed to vote for this person or I should have voted no or yes or however, it's wonderful to have a do-over. One of the things about voting early, I guess, that's good is that you can realize," Oh, I made a mistake, "as opposed to election day, that's it. But my wife and I still like to go on election day because it just sends a message that there's enough of us who are tired of the mail-in crap.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Well, I really don't like to go on election day because I can't see -

Ed Bonderenka:

I know you have issues. I got it.

Jenny from Brownstown:

It's a big pain in the, you know what?

Ed Bonderenka:

Yep.

Jenny from Brownstown:

And I like to get it done in privacy. The technical term is

Ed Bonderenka:

Tucas.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Wherever I am and get it done. My friend will help me and think about things. I don't have to be rushed. So the mail-in thing is good for me. It's good for me, but -

Ed Bonderenka:

Well, and there are people with... And I don't want to say, I hate to say handicapped or special needs or whatever. There are people who have challenges and you are one of them. And that's what this is for, people who don't find it easy to get to the polls. But we can see how it got abused by this leftist administration as an attempt to steal votes and flooding mailboxes with ballots of going... We've had Pat Kolbeck on here talking about it a few times, about how there are addresses people don't even live at getting ballots. There are people getting ballots for people who lived there 20 years ago at their house. So Jenny, I appreciate you calling in. Would you do me a favor? Would you leave Derek your phone number so I can text you sometime?

Jenny from Brownstown:

Thank you very much because I've been really wanting to get and connect with you and Sherry during the week.

Ed Bonderenka:

Okay, great. 30 seconds. All right. The music's playing. I can hear it.

Jenny from Brownstown:

Okay.

Ed Bonderenka:

Thanks, Jenny. I appreciate it. You have a blessed day. Folks, coming back to the next party.

Jenny from Brownstown:

I'll call back and give Derek both my phone numbers.

Ed Bonderenka:

Okay. Thanks. Folks, come on back. Your American Heritage.

 

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Ed Bonderenka:

Well, welcome back to Your American Heritage. And as I said earlier, Rick Dieter and Pastor Rick was supposed to be joining me today for a discussion of a couple topics that he actually approached me about. And I though, yeah, because we used to broadcast together and he couldn't make it. And the reason he couldn't make it is there's an imminent death in his family. And it's a loved one. She's ready to go and meet Jesus. And they got a call from hospice and they had to deal with it and it kept him from joining me today. So we will have him back in the near future. This is not an invalidation of his ability to be on the show because he stiffed me at short notice. I'm very forgiving and merciful and gracious sometimes. And so before we go much further, we got a call from Joe from Wyandotte, Joe Leonard, and I want to play for you something I ran into.

Derek, that's the Drift promo, Voting Democrat. This is from a long time ago.

Announcer

The Drift with Gary Wellings.

Gary Wellings:

People, you're voting for evil, lying, deceitful, rotten human beings when you vote Democratic. When you put those people in Washington DC, this is not America. This is not who we are. This is just complete and utter nonsense.

Ed Bonderenka:

You vote Democrat, you're either stupid, uninformed, or evil. And if you're stupid, I feel sorry for you. If you're uninformed, get educated. And if you're evil, repent.

Announcer:

The Drift with Gary Wellings, Saturday afternoons from 1:00 to 2:00, right here on Wham!

Ed Bonderenka:

Those were the days. I really enjoyed those days with Gary, and of course we've had him back a few times. It will happen again, but boy, that's a timeless truth. You're either stupid, ignorant, or you're evil. And so let's bring Joe on and see what Joe has to say.

Joe Lenard:

Hello.

Ed Bonderenka:

Hi.

Joe Lenard:

First, you did a great job on Newsmax talking about Emmanuel moron and surrender land over there, surrendering to yet another invading force. But the main reason I called you and Jenny were talking and kind of call them off elections. Spring time, usually they hide the millages and whatever because the primary time they know people are voting less. Dick mentioned end of October now we've got early voting. Well, April and Michigan may be early voting, but March is also early voting. You've got to prepare for the primary. I am tired of hearing people in November, "Oh my God, I got to hope my nose and vote for..." Voting for any rhino is still better than any Democrat, but if you don't want the Rhino, you actually got to be involved in March recruiting better candidates, supporting better candidates, helping them win the primary.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yep, that's right. That's right. Well, what's the term? Ever vigilant, right? Ever vigilant. I could forget the Latin for that, but there's a Latin term that means ever vigilant. Always keep your eyes open and don't let them pull one over on you.

Joe Lenard:

Yeah. Roger's campaign's not going to be happy with me saying this, but I'm sorry. Yes. I'm holding my nose and voting for Rogers because obviously he's better than Slotkin would have been too that I voted for him then. But I did not vote for him in the primary before that. I wanted somebody different, somebody better. I consider Rogers to be a sino, a conservative name only or a Christitutionalist in name only. But yes, I'm holding my nose, but yes, I was involved in the primaries. He was unopposed this time, unfortunately, but he will be way better than Abdul El Sewat.

Ed Bonderenka:

Abdul Ramad Mohammed Elsay what?

Joe Lenard:

Yeah. Oh, Susan Collins, right? Yes, I complain about her as a rhino all the time, but guess what? If I were In Maine, I would be enthusiastically campaigning for her over any Democrat because as Reagan said, my 80% ally is not my enemy.

Ed Bonderenka:

It's not just that. Just suppose she was only your 50% ally, but she contributes to controlling that chamber, who controls what legislation goes to that chamber by who she caucuses with, then yes, that's one of the most important aspects of this vote. I don't want to denigrate Mike Rogers. I'll be honest with you, I could not get anybody. I got approached by somebody on his campaign and they never followed up. And then I'm working on it. I think Deron ran into the same thing. It's like, I can't remember now whether he told me that or not, but frankly, there are other people who've told me that, no, I don't. Is he asleep at the wheel? The fact that he didn't challenge, what's her face, the insurrection that you just mentioned? I just wonder why he gave up like that, but nonetheless, we need to vote for him or it's Abdul Rahman, Mohammed L say what?

Right?

Joe Lenard:

Absolutely.

Ed Bonderenka:

All right. You got anything else before I say get off the air?

Joe Lenard:

Yeah. Oh, yeah. You had mentioned how graceful and kind you are towards Rick. Not so much when I call though.

Ed Bonderenka:

That's all right. All right. Appreciate it for you. Take care. God bless. All right. Same to you. Talk to you later. So that was, of course, Joe Leonard, author and podcaster and Bon Vivant. And now we've got another great voice coming in from Gary from Tucson, who I gathered ducked a bunch of tornadoes and one inch hail in his area. Is that right, Gary?

Gary from Tucson:

We had a lot of wind, but all that other stuff was north of me by a couple hundred miles.

Ed Bonderenka:

Oh, a couple hundred miles. Okay, good. Well, I'm glad to hear it didn't hit you. So what's up?

Gary from Tucson:

Well, what I want to talk about is mental insanity. And I think that's what's sweeping over the world right now. As France is burning, Paris is under assault, like it hasn't been since the Nazis came in. They're still allowing foreigners to come across the Mediterranean into Spain. They have not stopped. As the people of England are being suppressed, the English people are being suppressed. They're still allowing hoards of barbarians from the Middle East to swarm into their country and subjugate their people. Why are they doing this? Because they're mental. This mental problem. Even here in America, we have Brian Donaldson, the guy running for governor down in Florida. He's talking to a man who thinks he's a woman and he calls him a man. He says, sir, and the people around him jump on him like he's some kind of jackal, like he's the enemy of the world because he called a man a man.

This is a mental illness. Where did this all come from? I believe a lot of it comes from the pharmaceuticals and all the drugs and all the forever chemicals that we're taking in our food, in our medication, which apparently most of it is not really medication. It's just stuff the pharmaceuticals just keep pushing on us and pushing on us. But the feminists, they are probably the biggest mental cases in the world today. I have talked to women who are completely out of their skull. Now, of course, if you go into the Charlie Kirk organizations and all the lovely females there, they are not crazy. They are very intelligent, wise,

Ed Bonderenka:

A misogynist.

Gary from Tucson:

Individuals.

Ed Bonderenka:

Good. You're not a misogynist.

Gary from Tucson:

Yeah. Obviously it's not all women, but when you go into these feminist groups, do you know what they're doing right now? You can go to a retreat and they'll rub oil on you and chant over you and you can regain your virginity.

Ed Bonderenka:

Oh.

Gary from Tucson:

Is that crazy?

Ed Bonderenka:

Oh, by the way, I got something I want to plate. You're on the air. You can react to it. Hold on a second. Derek's going to play it for me. It's Ben Bankus, the comedian. He's talking about should we choose Islam and this would be one of the results. Go ahead.

Ed Bonderenka0:

It would be good for woke. It would end woke, the Islamic takeover. All those girls with blue and purple hair, it's like, cover that up. You need to cover that up. And it'd be good. White women have a lot of privilege in this country, right? If you have a white wife and she goes nuts on you at your house and you call the cops on her, you go to jail. But with Sharia Law, she goes nuts, you call Hamas. They're like Hamas, what's your emergency? No, it's none of that. My wife, she's... They're like, "Say no more Habibi." And then five dudes get in the back of a white Toyota Tundra. Sounds like some of you are okay with this, so I guess we're doing Islam.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah. Well, I thought it was funny. I had to clean that up a bit. That was Ben Bankis. So what'd you think, Gary?

Gary from Tucson:

Well, comedy is a good thing, but what he's talking about is very serious.

Ed Bonderenka:

Terrifying.

Gary from Tucson:

When you go to Afghanistan, women are treated worse than dogs and they kill the dogs in Afghanistan. They're not allowed to speak. They have closed up all the windows in their houses so men cannot accidentally see them by looking in the window. I mean, Sharia law is no joke. It's a complete and utter subjugation of women and we should have absolutely nothing to do with it. And they're starting to let it seep into our society and it's the worst thing ever. You did mention Vienna, the siege of Vienna, and that was a critical point in European history because Vienna had been sieged for multiple years and they were winding down, wearing down, starving and all that stuff. But the enemy outside of Vienna, the Muslims, they were in the same condition. They were in horrible shape because they'd been there for so long. Well, guess what?

The Polish, who hadn't been involved in anything, raised a massive calvary, huge calvary. And that calvary showed up one day and slammed into those Muslims.

Ed Bonderenka:

The wingdusars?

Gary from Tucson:

And in 24 hours, they completely destroyed it.

Ed Bonderenka:

Excuse me. Was that the wing to Sars?

Gary from Tucson:

Yes, it was. Absolutely.

Ed Bonderenka:

Amazing. Yeah. Google it folks. Wing Hussars, H-U-S-S-A-R-S. Google it.

Gary from Tucson:

And Charles Martel, you're right about him too, but he was over in France, a few hundred miles away and a few hundred years difference.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah, that's true.

Gary from Tucson:

And he stopped the invasion into France, him and Roland, his lieutenants.

Ed Bonderenka:

Excuse me. Yes, excuse me. Excuse me.

Gary from Tucson:

They had already taken Spain and it took 800 years to get them out of Spain. And see, this is the stuff that's part of the insanity. All of the European Union and every man who represents any country in Europe should know all this stuff and know that Islam is the enemy of Christianity, the cross and the crescent, the battle that's been going on for 1400 years, they just gave up. They surrendered. They said, "Come on in, come on in." And now the Louvre is under siege. The Louvre is under siege because they want to destroy it. Overnight while we were sleeping, the eagle's nest, Hitler's eagle nest went up into flames. Who do you think did that?

Ed Bonderenka:

Wow. That's interesting. I'm not sure. I have mixed feelings about that one to tell you the truth.

Gary from Tucson:

Well, sure, but it's historic history and the general rule is to preserve history. Their general rule is destroy history and replace it with Islam.

Ed Bonderenka:

Well, the first looters of the eagle's nest were US GIs, watch band of brothers.

Gary from Tucson:

Yeah, most likely.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah.

Gary from Tucson:

There's no question about that.

Ed Bonderenka:

I wanted to say, you mentioned Roland, Roland the conqueror. My middle name is Roland and I take that seriously. Just like I live in Ypsilanti, I take that seriously. Very few people around here do, but we're talking about people who pushed back on Islamic domination.

Gary from Tucson:

Yeah. I used that name as my pseudo name when I was part of the SCA, the creative accunisms where we all dressed up like warriors and fought in these big battles out on the field. Have you ever heard of that?

Ed Bonderenka:

No, I haven't, but that sounds interesting.

Gary from Tucson:

Oh yeah. It's like going to the Renaissance Fair, but you live it.

Ed Bonderenka:

Oh no, no. Excuse me. I know a guy online on a blog and we go back and forth and he has done that. Now that you mention it, it just came to me. He talks about all the armor and what's period correct and tactics and everything. This guy lives it or lived it. I think he's kind of older now and he's out of the game, but boy, he knows his stuff. Yeah. I didn't know you were into that. That's pretty cool.

Gary from Tucson:

Well, I did that for about a year and a half decades ago, so I wouldn't say I'm into it now. Gotcha.

Ed Bonderenka:

In

Gary from Tucson:

Fact now I would die.

Ed Bonderenka:

I don't even feel like starting. Yeah. But you're right about... It's like these people are threatening Western civilization. We say that in general. They're threatening the Louvre, right? They burned down that mayoral, I'm sorry, town council building it. I didn't realize how magnificent looking that was until I saw it in flames. I heard about it on the news. Okay. If you burn down a town council building in Ipsy, it's like a quarter of a block. But this was a magnificent building, historically valuable and it's gone. Like they say, it managed to evade the Nazis. It's evaded a lot of conquest and yet it goes up by these thugs from another country who are here to disrupt Western civilization. And those are icons. It's like that clown criminal. I shouldn't say clown, that disastrous criminal who knocked the head off of one of the soldiers.

Gary from Tucson:

Soldiers.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yes, exactly. And these are assaults on our heritage and they're symptomatic. So what would happen if this crowd was going and approaching the Louvre, going up the street and they had torches? What would it take from a crone to say, "Okay, open fire." Would he be willing to save the Louvre?

Gary from Tucson:

That's a great question and I doubt it. I doubt it because we have a lot of weak men who are generating dangerous times.

Ed Bonderenka:

You mentioned chemicals in the water and there is a fact that, and this is not a misogynist statement, but there are a lot of women who have been taking estrogen. It's called the pill and a lot of that flushes into the same water that we eventually drink, right?

Gary from Tucson:

Absolutely.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah. That has effects... Go ahead.

Gary from Tucson:

And it's something else that seems obnoxious. No, that's not the right word. But our clothes, anything that's not natural fiber, all of it just rubs against our skin and goes into our systems and then the women have babies and it's in the baby system and it gets perpetuated through the generations. So our whole biological system is being screwed over by all the chemicals that we've been ingesting in various ways for decades now. And it all goes to the brain and that's where the mental illness I'm talking about stems from because it's the brain, duh. There's so much in there.

Ed Bonderenka:

And speaking of leftist brains and the attack on leftist brains, I was watching some shorts on Facebook like I get sucked into every now and then because there's a lot of gun stuff on there I enjoy. And there was this woman demonstrating how toilet paper was treated and that people are rubbing their private parts with this stuff and it's going to have disastrous effects. And there it is with toilet paper, you're rubbing right next to the brain canal for a leftist.

Gary from Tucson:

For some people. Well, I'll remember that all day.

Ed Bonderenka:

Okay. I'm sorry. I want to read something here. Stay on the line. I want to read something here. A friend of mine is actually a friend of mine, but I read him mostly online. We have talked on the phone a few times. Actually he was on the show once and his name's Michael Smith. He's a brilliant guy. He's a corporate executive and he wrote this. I think we have time for this. "Do you really know what the American left wants? Can you take all the positions they take, all their reactions to anything they perceive as a threat, their alleged responses to those threats and the language they use to describe any of that and synthesize a coherent position?" And I think that's epitomized by the Red-Green Alliance, right? Does that make any sense? Oil and water, it's clay and iron. So how can arbitrary and capricious laws and regulations be implemented and enforced?

How can what is legal today become illegal when the sun rises tomorrow? I know that the generic answer to those inquiries is power, but in my mind when it is all added up, it doesn't equal power. It results in total chaos. And how on God's green earth can power be exercised over total chaos? Even those who think they can control it are eventually consumed in the fires they start. That's why it's called chaos. And maybe it's because chaos turns a large percentage of people off. Nobody really wants to do a Walmart run in the middle of a raging thunderstorm, right? In the natural world, such things are temporary. They come and go, so people would rather go before the storm hits or after it is over. Now I'm going to sum up where he's going with this. It's a wonderful read. He makes a great case for it, but he says, "Hey, Americans will put up something with something for a little bit, like we did COVID because we were told it was temporary, but boy, you start pushing this stuff that you want to with what you perceive as legislation, should you get those reins of power, you're going to see an alarm response that says we're going to take this country back, wink, wink." Right?

Gary from Tucson:

Well, I would hope so, but our society has also been assailed on masculinity and boys have been neutered. They've been shot down with drugs. So where is the masculinity if it's here? I know it's in the flyover states. Sure, of course. But for us to get to a point where there's open resistance, physical resistance against the state, I think we need a lot more to happen. Well,

Ed Bonderenka:

It's the boiling frog.

Gary from Tucson:

It's a blessing to what's happening in Europe. It's showing us what we don't want to happen here. So hopefully we'll never have to get to the point where there's open conflict in the United States.

Ed Bonderenka:

Yeah, I think you're right there. I think you're very true there. But there are people like... You follow Data Republican? Derek, how long we got? Two minutes. Do you follow Data Republican recently?

Gary from Tucson:

No.

Ed Bonderenka:

Data Republican came out with a bunch of Doge stuff when Trump first came out and exposed a lot of stuff that was going on, a really good... Look up Data Republican on X, formerly Twitter. And Data Republican just did a dump of thousands of transcripts, hundreds of recordings from groups like Renew to Thrive and United Democracy Alliance. And they want to escalate protests after the midterms to provoke an Insurrection Act response around 2027 and then shift legitimacy to Democratic governors ahead of 2028. Derek, would you play that clip, Data Republican? I think we have time for that. This is a recording she made.

Yeah. Just quickly, I want you all to know that Danielle and I met with Governor Safeguarding Democracy, which is a forum that convenes Democratic governors right now, and they're also going to be connecting us to Mayor's Democracy, which is a national network of mayors. So this work around the emergency scenario planning, the NDC, and we are trying to actually now connect with the people that give political legitimacy to these.

Ed Bonderenka:

Okay. I'd ask Derek to cut that off the music's plane, but that's what these groups are doing. If you look up data, do a search for Data Republican and Insurrection, I'm sure you'll find it. Thanks for joining us. Gary, thanks for calling in. Thanks Jenny for calling in. Thanks Joe for calling in. Derek, thanks for producing. Come on back for the next section of Your American Heritage where we're actually going to have a real live guest, I hope.