So They Want Autonomous Zones & Walls? Lets Give Them!

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Title: So They Want Autonomous Zones & Walls? Lets Give Them!
Published: 2020-06-11
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osVuZmUKRAM

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told me that you know we have factions like that in Turkey every country has factions these are the factions that they kind of look for some sort of a catalyst or a reason or whether justifiable like it was in this case not justifying the reaction to to engage in looting and thievery we have those in Turkey every single country has it trust me they all do

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they keep showing the same and the same thing so if you're viewing this from from abroad you think that that's is happening everywhere in the United States and every cup is doing it and I basically said not you know not all our cups are tutti-frutti like that we have we have an expression in it's an ice cream flavor as well and I have been using the

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my aunt this headline popped up and it's really good it's solid I tweeted this with the link early on on my via my Twitter account it says you won't need to abolish us we won't be around for it why I and many of my colleagues are quitting as US police officers and it's a good editorial and I just said bravo bravo for saying it as it

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is because that's exactly what should be said by other police officers and for them to take the stand because no I would say for every one of these tutti-frutti cops who are who are showing off for the cameras and they have been co-opted we have nine cops who honored their uniforms and they take their jobs as what it was meant to be and they are not

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like them in fact here in Southwest Florida it's nothing like that and I'm very thankful I'm glad that I am here now yeah you know why not let's let's have them not have police forces there no law enforcement you know people in Boston and and Portland I'm just trying actually it would be a good thing it would be an eye-opener for them you know what would

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happen I know exactly what would happen but I would like to see it to really happen have them go through it give them what they are asking for okay I want to see what happens when a guy dials 911 only because his wife is being assaulted or being attacked by two thugs and get this in response after dialing beep the number you have reached and the

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I'm in there in the middle of the night their window and their door is broken and the thugs are entering let them dial 911 and let them all get that beep because we are fine where we are let them have it give it to them and and those police officers I hope you can find jobs here in common-sense estates in areas where people understand the value

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of having law and order let them have it and you know thinking all that I mean really thinking all that got me thinking more and that's exactly what happens and one thought leads to another and then another and I just want to be able to articulate it and it is kind of hard because you know how it is you're engaged in these internal conversations and thoughts

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based on your experience or a topic and then it just develops and you're like I wish I could grab these thoughts and put it in the bottle because I was not in this position to take notes later I try to remember them but I grew up in several countries internationally and as a kid by the age eleven twelve I had read so many Russian authors they

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were very very popular in Turkey in Iran in other bhaijaan of course because back then Azerbaijan was under the Soviet rule and I grew up by the age 11 I had already read antwuan Chekhov Gorky Tolstoy Dostoevsky mayakovsky the famous poet and you know as a kid that age yeah I started reading at the age three and my dad constantly fed me books any kind of

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books from around the world whether written by British authors or classics from the US many books III have been I was an avid reader so now it's not it's not the blood but as part of this he would also bring all these books some of most of them use books that he would grab somewhere and from Russia read written back then the Soviet written by Russian

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any kind of these pamphlets the advertising that ideology and you're a kid and you're reading and it's written beautifully or they are always written beautiful you know books many of the books not all of the books so I had those notions well the Berlin Wall came down and the Soviet Union communism their foul and this was 91 in 92 I we decided my husband and I

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and they didn't make incubators and so it was things like that both supply in terms of the and and incubators etc and because at the time the KGB that's what they were called back that I'm that old yes I know I'm very very old that thank you very much as I talk about the past and experiences it gets to be a reminder of wow that was

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like almost 30 years ago back to this story no incubators no Benison we went and we settled in st. Petersburg and we lived there okay for six months or so now while they were living there we were going to hospital and trying to get these supplies go with guards because many of the former KGB people had turned into mafia so they had their gangs and what

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they would do because they knew their ropes they would intercept supplies that they would take it take them go and sell it on the black market and things like that so we had to have our own guard so make sure that these supply supplies got to the children and for what the purpose was and when we visited the hospital and this was gate 1990 1993 we

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were shocked I mean both in not only like technology everything seemed to be hundred years old from the type of beds to the equipment they used and one of the the director of the hospital and her name was Nina and I have many photographs with her sweet sweet lady Russian lady she gave us a tour of the hospital the first day and in her office they

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see that it's what it looked more modern more polished and modern not only because it was newer back then but the setup then it was in 1993 I mean this was the Soviet we were so afraid of and this was the condition of the hospitals and of course we made many many Russian friends and we met many many Russians from all different walks of lives we

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went to many many concerts anyhow we worked there we lived there I just really wanted to experience Russia before it was changed and I have to say a big part of it for me was the disillusionment that came with it because hey I grew up with all these authors and I was picturing differently the whole thing not what I saw and I witnessed I got to

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to know a little bit just elementary level Russians but the guy knew some English the waiter who was standing in front of the restaurant I said you have menu can I look at the menu and he's like no menu I said okay and since you speak English what do you have what food what kind of food do you have that's one of the reason I speak

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with the accent so let's settle back and put that aside anyhow the guy turned around and he said we have chicken and I said chicken what kind of chicken he said well she can't I said okay so you have chicken got that you have a chicken dish what else he said she can I said that's it that was the general theme you would you would pass

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by some cafe and all they would have would be hem and just bread loaf of bread eat it it was before McDonald's it was before all these other restaurants open at the end of having Chinese restaurant in one of the hotels fancy hotels they built there you know on Nevsky Prospekt in st. Petersburg and it was called near ski palace so my Russian audience know I

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was there I lived two blocks from the F Ski Palace Hotel anyhow in fact the McDonald's opened there while we were there and at the time we had gone to Moscow for some kind of a some kind of work-related thing and that itself was a trip and maybe I will tell you stories my Russian story some of them are hilarious we took the plane Aeroflot from

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Saint Petersburg to Moscow during our first for our first trip and what they had done was they had taken the middle seats in the middle you know you have the ones by the window to the right to the left and they had put these handles like you have embosses like when you're in the airport you have to hold on to while you're standing so when we

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got on the plane we had seats we sat and then these people walk in there with their chicken and live chicken and roosters and all sorts of vegetable baskets and they will be standing there and they will be holding on to those harnesses dangling from the airplanes you know there's the ceiling there whatever you call it and then and then I have to say this I'm

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sorry because this is gonna get long and I'm I am apologizing to start with because I'm gonna get to my point hopefully at some point there's a point there but I think some of you may enjoy this and you may understand the point better hearing where I'm coming from okay as the plane you know got ready to take off the the pilot came on the speaker

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and said in Russian that we are taking off and then at the time of takeoff they started playing Madonna's like a virgin I was like it's same thing during the landing as we began landing they started coming on the speaker there's like ever like I this is this is hilarious it was cute it was funny but anyhow we were in Moscow and we were in a

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will confirm my story they were to get their first big Mack and they told me they said for us this represents freedom ok me and we had heard about these these things and I know I know you may say oh my god are our horrible additive ridden terrible McDonald's burgers they were but what I'm trying to say was that was what they perceived ok and they

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were there we had we met this PhD lady with her husband also an academic PhD during a dinner the dinner gathering and they spoke decent English they were educated and they said this I will never forget this moment and this man was saying well you know now we we are trying to be more like you we want to be business make money and have more money

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they thought it was in Western and how they were anxious and they were going to the to the opposite direction to extreme to cup for the years of suffocation and being removed from the news and this government rules and and and women who were willing to sell themselves for for a lipstick for a lipstick you've got Revlon Revlon Revlon and I had that when I went

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with my mom and dad to back then Romania and this would be 1978 and even though my father was with her with his family they were young women coming and saying I would be I'm willing to sleep with you for a Revlon lipstick Revlon Revlon okay this is this is what it was okay in there and it and I'm not saying it was all this but

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I'm saying I I I went there I saw the things I heard stories real stories I witnessed things I said wow this is not what I had read about socialism and communism and the great Soviet Union this was horrifying and later in discussion with people in Europe and in Turkey I they would say well how could you say that that's a that's a Greek model you

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know and and maybe that's why the West was so afraid of communism because their model was greater and the West destroyed their great model I would give them this question okay and I'm going to I'm going to pose this question to you think of Berlin Wall okay during the Soviet Union and tell me how many percent of the people on the eastern Germany side how many

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people millions hundreds of thousands we're trying to dig tunnels find ways to get out and then I want you to tell me how many people from the West what was the percentage of Western people who wanted to cross the other way do you see what I'm getting at here same thing with Russia they had people had to find ways to flee and it did the freedom

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of movement was not there you couldn't pack up and go to Germany or come to us or go to Denmark or go any somewhere in the Middle East they didn't allow people leave now tell me how many millions were trying to defect and leave escape and then tell me and then tell me how many people were trying to get in leave UK or Turkey or USA

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or Germany and go to Soviet Union my point is these people the New World Order left these writers these dogs these areas we busted beat Portland beat New York City why not let's give them what they want let's give it to them abolish the police so they won't have a 9-1-1 there won't be any let them build walls and take everything that they now are are

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a lot of it much of it has been killed by those people and they're not the government's okay let's revive it let's have the Bill of Rights our Constitution in common sense States we don't even have to build a wall be like based on our Constitution and Bill of Rights we believe in freedom of movement okay let us keep those and our flag and national anthem

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and Pledge of Allegiance let's keep that and the states right guaranteed on their our tent and mint because we have the right as a state to determine how we want to live how we want to live as a community as a society as the residents of those states let us have that let's practice that let's have it let's revive all that and let's keep it that