This way. I think you twisted my words. Feels like, uh, number one, I'm not mincing my words. You know about the Insurgency Act, right? When the president enacts this Insurgency Act because a state or all the states can't enforce the law of the states, when lawlessness becomes epidemic level, when the policing of a state becomes more psychological than based on criminal law, when a cop with a flag flying backwards watches a motorcycle or a group of dirt bikes ride past with no license plates and stands down due to an order from the attorney general, when due process is changed in such a way where a man may get arrested and not have a arraignment the next day. As a matter of fact, in Jersey, it's called bail reform. You'll sit for up to nine days, sometimes more, waiting for what they call bail reform. And in bail reform, you either get out for free or you stay in jail. I don't believe that's due process. I'm pretty sure it is not due process. So, as we move forward with Donald Trump's powerful presidency, I'm not saying I'm for or against Donald Trump. I don't know him, but he had a long history in Atlantic City. And for me to be sitting next to the cavalry armory on New York Avenue and watching major redevelopment occur in the city, watching the cavalry armory, which was a militia in 1906, become rebuilt, quote unquote, as supposedly a apartment building. The grounds I'm on border that 10 South New Yorker Avenue building and location. And this Marine stands here waiting for the rest of the Marine Corps to show up in the sense that I want a militia in the city. I want to be here when the Insurgency Act, if it should be enacted, allows for the National Guard to show up in every county and, as you know, the Insurgency Act makes the National Guard General show up in every county and call the militias together through the resources of their DD-214, it all prior service members show up at a location when it becomes disclosed. I bet you if it should become disclosed in this county, it would be here in Atlantic County, New Jersey, right here in the Orange LoopI never said I was scared. Number two, I never turned any of these songs into a threat. Number three, I was just asking your opinion. Number four, a Marine sworn to fight enemies both foreign and domestic, trying to build a militia in a city, an uphill battle. No cities that I know of have militias. The cities are a kill zone. The people are easily controlled. That being said, I still want to be a mouse team, if it's a team. But I don't think that I can be. So I stand on the principles of the Marine Corps, the United States Constitution, and fear? No. I didn't say I was fearful. I just said there's a chance I could disappear. He's mentioned that before. He'll make me disappear. He also doesn't sign complaints against any trespass or crime committed on the property. You often ask me to, and I never have and I never will. I don't think that could change, though, because of the low ethics and morality of the drug-addicted trespassers that do do some fucked up things here. That being said, I just wanted to ask out loud. In your opinion, what do you know about the Marine Corps and a Marine, the mentality, and the sworn oath to fight enemies both foreign and domestic in these trying times in an upside-down world with the flag flying backwards? Is it wrong for me to have delusions of grandeur of bringing my neighborhood together, of taking a community of independent people that are not really connected to each other in any way, to make them care about their community, to make them possibly stand up and prepare for a possible incursion, war, revolution? Who knows what could come next? Pandemic? Many things, many, many things are very possible. Am I delusional? No. Am I narcissistic? Maybe. Do I use the word narcissist in a semantic form? Possibly. Well, in my opinion, a narcissist is somebody who's often correct and believes and is very self-confident in their opinion. That being said, Orange Loop, Atlantic City, New Jersey. What's really going on? A lot of money's being spent. The economy here is not good. Who are they planning to have fill these buildings? I've heard—I haven't seen, but I've heard—that out west many cities are filling up overnight with Chinese people. I don't know if that's true. Have you heard anything like that? I'm not against Chinese people. What I'm saying is a mass migration of Chinese people with money would be the only way, the only possible way, or one of the few possible ways, I could see the Orange Loop being successful. Because in this economy, the casinos aren't full. Most people don't have a job. When I say most, I don't know what the numbers are. It seems to me like nine out of ten people don't have a job here. I could be wrong. This is just my opinion. That being said, who would invest tons of money in redevelopment in fuck me mow mow fill me in im still committed to you. even tho I flip out psy op alone is good for mind melt oops
