When the Government Uses Zelle to Pay Human Smugglers, We've Lost Our Way

0:00 The Peasants' Perspective Introduction
3:24 Rights From Creator vs Government
5:13 Canadian Home Invasion Compliance
7:49 Trump's Tariff Appeal to Supreme Court
17:11 India, Russia and China Alliance
20:38 Human Smuggling and Government Payments
27:06 Transgender Policies and Space Race
38:02 County Treasurer's $38 Million Embezzlement
43:43 Big Tech Leaders at the White House
57:33 Federal Reserve and Lisa Cook Scandal
1:12:42 RFK Jr.'s Fight Against CDC Corruption
1:22:53 Thomas Massey on Epstein Case

Are we just peasants in a modern feudal system? That question echoes throughout today's eye-opening exploration of America's broken institutions and the widening gulf between government officials and everyday citizens.

When a county treasurer embezzles $38 million and receives just 10 years in prison while others serve longer sentences for non-violent crimes, something is fundamentally wrong. When government agencies casually transfer $7 million to human smugglers through Zelle while ordinary Americans navigate byzantine tax codes to claim legitimate deductions, the double standard becomes impossible to ignore.

We dive deep into RFK Jr.'s congressional testimony, where he revealed how CDC officials deliberately destroyed data showing certain vaccines increased autism risk by 260% in black boys. This institutional corruption extends beyond public health—we examine how 450 illegal workers were discovered at a Hyundai battery factory in Georgia, contradicting narratives about immigrant labor and revealing that under the Biden administration, not a single net job was gained by native-born Americans.

The Federal Reserve scandal involving Lisa Cook's alleged mortgage fraud demonstrates how government officials protect their own, while big tech leaders who previously aligned with Democrats now seek Trump's protection after helping build China's surveillance infrastructure. We also explore the philosophical battle between those who believe rights come from government versus those who recognize inherent, unalienable rights.

From questionable moon landing narratives to congressional representatives who consider illegal immigrants their "constituents," this episode pulls back the curtain on a system increasingly serving itself rather than the people. Join us as we analyze these troubling developments and consider what they mean for America's future. Can we reclaim our institutions, or are we truly just modern peasants watching the nobility walk by?

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