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This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human paid protests in the streets of Minnesota. Revolutionary storming churches. What you can do about it today on the David Rutherford Show. What's up, team instructor Rut here. You know, I. I just want to play a couple videos for you. And. And I. I'm pretty sure you've seen these multiple times over the last several days, but I just want to play first. I'm going to play for you what has initiated the havoc up in Minnesota. So, Jordy, why don't you go and head and. And play the. The ice shooting, and we'll start with that. I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy. Go ahead. Now the car. Get out. Now. When I watch this video, I see something obviously different than the people who were provoked by this video. There is a. A video that a lot of other people have been adding to that video, and that's a video of the gentleman who actually pulled his weapon and discharges firearm at the driver because he believed that she was going to run him over. Because a few months prior to this, that man was actually run over and dragged down the street for a while. And if. If you've ever been in a life and death situation and made it out of it, I'm here to tell you from my own personal experience, the second time you face a similar threat, your attitude is going to be, how shall we say, more aggressive, more violent, and more. More convinced with your actions for survival. That's just the way the human condition works, in particular, if you've been trained to be in these types of situations. Now, there was another video that I want to show you, too, so you can better understand. What. What. What you're dealing with here. And. And I'm gonna. We're gonna play this video right now. And this video is of response of a group of leftist revolutionaries, and that's what they are. I firmly believe this. Storming a church and taking over a church because they found out that the pastor works with ice. So go ahead, Jordy. Play that. Renee good. Renee good. Renee good. Where are you? Where are you? Where are you? Where are your people? Why are you not at Wibble every day fighting for the humanity, standing for our people? Where are you? Again? I see that, and I am incensed. I'm enraged. I'm consumed with a growing idea of, I'm saying, hatred for the fact that people are now moving into this level of. Of aggressiveness with their response. And, you know, I mean, don't even get me started on Don Lemon or the clown that led this Charge there's another video of him. I'm not going to pay him, not going to give him any, you know, advance him in any way. But his response was basically f. White supremacists, f. Christians, F ice. You know, they're all bunch of, you know, is. Is Islamophobes, racists, they're anti semi. You know, I just went down the whole proverbial list of. Of. Of how revolutionaries call out their opposition in terms of labels and their social justice innuendos that they wield in order to justify their tactics. And we're going to get into that in a little bit. And when I see all of this go down, the first thing that hits me is, all right, when. When are certain communities gonna say enough is enough? And they're going to develop their own, I don't know, tactics, techniques and procedures or for actually here, here you go. Here's the way to describe this. They're going to develop their own counterinsurgency tactics, techniques and. And procedures, because that's what this is. When you look at what revolutionaries, modern revolutionaries, and that's antifa. That's a whole host of other NGOs that are being funded by really fundamental subversive organizations around the world. Most especially, I think the one that always seems to be falling down as you kind of cascade down the. The roles and responsibilities of. Of these types of people, is you get down to the Open Society foundation and the George Soros foundation, and if you're not familiar with their tactics, you know, their techniques, tactics and procedures, there's a lot of great people covering this type of information on. On how they employ their money across NGOs, across government entities, how they partner with certain government entities. Mike Benz is doing the yeoman' work. So if you really want to dig into it, and his most recent one is how he uncovered the whole network for ned, which just got refunded by Republicans and Democrats in the House and the Congress. And it really is. These organizations are the. They. They legitimize this revolutionary activity or leftist, progressive, cultural, Marxism, modern American socialism, whatever you want to talk about it, this is what we're facing. These people have been trained. They're trained agitators. They're getting paid to protest. Yes. Are there organic people that are absolutely apoplectic about these ice rates? 100%. I've seen tons of interviews on that. But again, there's, you know, another video that I'm gonna have Jordy play right now, which basically is an ICE agent confronting a protester, an agitator that's trying to get in the way in their vehicle and, and comes up and, and literally says, do you know who I'm here to get? And you, you can pay attention to this. All right, go ahead, Jordy, roll that one. We're here to arrest a child sex offender and you guys are out here honking.
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That vehicle right there is honking and impeding our investigations while we're trying to arrest a child sex offender. That's who you guys are protecting. Insane. Okay, that in my mind is astonishing. When you ask one of these people, literally, do you agree that convicted child rapists should be protected from ice? And these people's responses is shocking. And you know, there's a ton of man on the street or these local investigators who go into these mobs and they ask these questions. I saw one with a list of, of young women that had been murdered brutally, brutally and savagely murdered by illegals and say, is it, should these people be deported? And they're like, no. Then you know what you're dealing with? You're dealing with people that have been indoctrinated into a mindset that is irreversible, if you will. But this counter revolutionary movement, this is legitimate and this is not anything new. Obviously you have to understand that, right? You can go back to, you know, Marxism and what happened with Marx and Angles. You can go into the Bolshevik revolution. You can go into the National Socialist movement, the Benito Mussolini, his fascist movement. You can go to Pinot, Pinochet, South American revolutionaries. I mean, all of these things, right? This, this mindset, this has been around for, you know, a good 150 years now. And, and that's what you're seeing. And you're seeing this leftist ideology. And again, like I said, these are not new. Really. They've been in our country since I probably the early 1900s really kind of picked up steam, I think in the 1930s. I think exploded post World War II. You know, we, we brought a tremendous amount of intellectuals and professionals from both Germany. Whether you had, what Braun, who became the head of NASA. There were almost like, I think the book I read called Stalin said there was at least 21 high ranking Soviet spies that were in Roosevelt's cabinet. Obviously, you know, you had the red scare and McCarthyism, which most people are talking about as oppressive. Well, the reality is you had a huge amount of leftist communists in the United States that were actively subverting the US and just because the Soviet Union collapsed In the late 80s, early 90s doesn't mean communism disappeared, doesn't mean leftism disappeared, doesn't mean socialism has disappeared. It just takes a new shape, rebrands itself and then use, uses the same tactics, techniques and proced to attack the thing that, you know, when you look and go back to postmodernistic beliefs and Foucault and Rousseau and Marx and Engels, you know that what are they going to attack? They're going to attack the fundamental things that hold societies together. And in American society it's pretty basic. It's faith, it's your family and it's community. And community is a derivative of most likely the educational systems. Most, most communities are based around schools and communities and, and, and how that work. I mean go to your local Friday night or Saturday night high school football game in Texas. You know, there's 8000 people at these games. Even at, you know, our little school here in South Florida, you know, we'll get a couple thousand people that'll show up at big games. You know, that's where community is. And so what do you do? You go after those things. And we have seen an affront on Christianity as far back as, you know, the early 1900s and the desire to want to separate church and state. Just go back and research that, you know, and you know, as these things emerged into the counterculture revolution of the late 1960s originating and where all of the top universities are, where these originated, University of Michigan, Northwestern, you know, a lot of different up in New England, liberal arts, the Ivy Leagues, many of these things originated out of the Ivy Leagues. And you know, you, you were teaching these types of things. Well, you know, I think the post Vietnam malaise and, and exhaustion from this decade long cultural war internally in the United States and that in a, a pretty substantial saturation of, of drug use and, and, and kind of exhaustion from these play and then being In Vietnam since 58 to 75, I think the culture was exhausted and, and out of that emerged disco. That's a joke. I actually like disco. And so what do you have, you have the emergent of the late 70s. People are tired. So all of a sudden feminism starts to emerge. You had the gay movement, the LGBT algae movement, right? Movement emerge. Harvey Milk out in San Francisco, you had, you know, I think the AIDS epidemic brought a tremendous amount of awareness. But you know, by the 1980s I think people were ready to just, you know, go America, make a lot of money, party their brains out, a lot of cocaine, a lot of partying. And we just kind of moved away from that political coolness. Of being counter revolutionaries that we had experienced back in the 60s and early 70s, but then the fall of, of Russia and out of that time, what did we start to see in the 90s when I first really started paying attention to it, what you started to see? Political correctness. And that was, hey, that's not really cool to say right there. You can't say retard, you can't say gay, you can't say any of this stuff. And that's not politically correct. And that's an interesting concept to emerge because what, what is that? The basis of all of these things? Right, right. The, the key is what, you know, you have to be able to control speech or determine what speech is acceptable and what is not. A la 1984. Right. Lord of the Flies, all these, you know, Fahrenheit, what, 4, 4, 5, 1 or whatever it is, you know, all these amazing pieces of literature that, that emerged out of the post Soviet and post Chinese insanity of 100 million people in China, 65 million people in Russia and then all the other places, all the other European countries that annihilated millions of people Post World War II because we ended up partnering with the Russias and gave them Eastern Europe. So political correctness then leads to what in the early 2000, social justice causes. Now when you go back and you read where a lot of this framework emerged, it emerged in these high level organizations that had kind of taken this political speak or these political ideologies or the political tactics and morph them to go after who, which is, they always go after who, young minds, young men in particular, and young women. Now what they had seen is, is, you know, young American men were pretty indoctrinated by a particular mindset of patriotism. You know, there was a, a real emphasis on masculinity and strength in the 80s. And then you start to see all that change and the, the, the propaganda that was emerging out of Hollywood, out of tv, all of the other thing, and they still started to move towards this social justice warrior. And you started to almost demonize, you know, young virile alpha men from all races and creeds and, but in particular white young men. And you started being able to attack them and silence them and shut them up for these other things to emerge on these campuses and within the social construct. And then, then what happened? You had social media explode and now this messaging right in the group think right or mass formation hysteria or psychosis or whatever you want to talk about began to become much more manipulative. And these revolutions could take Place, not necessarily on the city streets or in the halls of political power. But the revolution began to take place where in young people's minds and old people. I mean some of the most die hard people you're seeing in these protests on the streets, whether it's the no Kings rally, whether it's the recent ICE protests, whether it's the George Floyd protests, right, These are socially, they're social activists, many of them are elderly, older, that come from the boomer generation of late 60s and 70s. And now we have this middle age of white liberal women. And you had this minority based revolution that had been emerging in the institutions, the higher education institutions of colleges and universities. And when you just, all you got to do is look at the voting record at Harvard, the voting record at Yale or Georgetown or Michigan of the staff, of, of the staff, and then look at how many courses talk about conservative values or genuine history or, or versus how many courses are talking about the beauties of socialism and the misinterpreted histories of colonialism and you know, the oppressors of the white race and all of this, this nonsense that began to emerge. So, right, anti racism, right, all the white fragility began to really tick up steam. And then in 2012 with the reelection of Obama when all you gotta do is you look at the statistics of what was being in print or mass media, traditional media, of cnn, msnbc, all these things, even Fox News, you started to see this escalation of all of these things, right? Domestic terrorism, white anger, white guilt, right. Islamophobia, all of these things just shot up through the roof, which began to emerge into what we saw. Really, what I felt that it really exploded was 2016 in particular when Trump came down that escalator and the whole propaganda machine move to take this guy that was once the beloved hero of, of the Democratic Party, of, of liberal, developmental, capitalistic views, as well as, you know, his influence on rap music, which I love because every great rap song had a piece about Donald Trump in there. And, and so what do you have, you have this. Now all of a sudden you have this very substantial history. We're back to wokeism. And under the Biden administration you have all of this plan that had already been put in place, right, which was the globalization, the new World Order. Hell, Fink just was talking about this recently at, at the WEF conference this past weekend week you heard ur Van Linden or what the head of the European Union is talking about this new global order. Maybe they're going away from new world or global Order. You have the European Union talking about the separating themselves from us and as the global staple for currency. So right there was this massive, like, hey, this is not cool. And we saw all that in Covid. We saw kind of the playbook unveiled in particular with the, the demagoguery that took place within Covid rules and making up six feet and mask. And then where we ever. And then immediately into the BLM riots or the BLM movement of George Floyd, a convicted criminal who was essentially overdosing on fentanyl. And they attacked this poor cop, you know, and who was literally following orders and doing a technique that he was taught that was all not allowed. And by an activist judge, by the way. So what do you have? You have this march towards revolutions and that's the way revolutions are. Go back to the American Revolution. This thing didn't happen overnight, right? The colonists, the American colonists were getting pretty pissed off with, you know, taxation without representation. They were getting pissed off that they weren't allowed to govern or settle their own disputes because of the overreach of the British government. So these, this is the historical context of most peoples, right? You see a weakness in the society's armor, if you will, as a collective working unit, or even if you just don't like the way the unit is assembled through its laws and governance. And you just like anarchy or you want to take power, whatever your, your how you justify it. But it's a shift in power and we're right back there. I believe that these ICE raids were the next iteration of these paid activists to assemble and to create havoc in a city that's already been burned down to the ground before six years ago. And it's going to get worse this, this year. So we already predicted that this is not the end there's going to be now that they know this, this tactic of storming churches. They already were shooting up churches, right? We already know that's a reality. We already know that Christians churches have been burnt down overseas, right? The famous one of Notre Dame. We know there's thousands of churches that have been attacked overseas. We know Christians are being persecuted all around the world, in particular in Africa, many places. In Europe, we understand the rape gangs of England. In Europe, we understand the, the, the wave of radicalization of certain religions in certain areas. So this is all it, it's not organic. And that's what you gotta realize. This is not organic. You are not up against a, an organic movement to fight oppression as the socialist justice warriors want to claim. These are people that have read Mao's Little Red Book. These are people who have read the Communist Manifesto. These are people that have read Mein Kampf. These are people that have read these very inspirational. And I know you're gonna be like, what? What are you talking about, Rut? But these books are relevant for a reason. Because when you have dejected young people, they seek out some type of thing that's going to make them their lives, give a meaning to feel relevant and give them hope that somewhere in the future there's a place for their emerging ideologies to function and work and also be able to maintain power and control of the opposition, whatever that may be. And what we're seeing is a profound factionization in America. More factions growing up. All you got to do is take a look at the response to those streamers who were down in Miami beach this past weekend, right? You've had the entire city of Miami rise up now and say, you're not welcome here anymore. And all they're going to do by handling it this way is just give those people more of a voice and more of a. And they're going to say, see, we told you this is. Right, we told you this is how. This is the thing. But again, what I'm saying is you have a very large, substantial Jewish population in South Florida, in particular down in Miami, where they were going out. That's like, you know what? We're under threat. Look at October 7th. Look at the two Jewish people who got killed up in, in New York last year. Like, we're under threat. And so what are we going to do? We're going to react aggressively, right? The same thing is going to happen with Christians, too. I'm telling you that it's going to happen because next time they're going to go into a church that has 20 former GWAT guys or just pipe hitters dads in there, and they're going to attack those people and it's going to be violent. And it's exactly what they want. They want the revolution, they want the engagement. They want the downfall of control in society. The things they. Because they want to scrap it and rebuild what. What the vision they have. All right? One of the things that most people don't understand how to rationalize or contemplated all this, is that these are legitimate systems. These are systems that have been thought about for not just a couple decades, but hundreds, if not thousands of years, right? These are revolutionary tactics that are, are substantial and, and have been employed in particular in America for a very long time. My favorite go to of all of this is, is the famous Yuri Besnimoff's program for subverting society. Now Yuri was a former KGB operator in India who, who defected and came to the United States and lectured, ferociously lectured all across America in the 70s, late 70s and the 80s. Just go to X and look up Yuri Besmanoff's ghost is the title for great. And you have all of his old teachings and all this. Well, the one that is really known to everybody essentially is. It's known as he did this interview, this very famous interview with, with a guy named G. Edward Griffin. And it's the Soviet subversion of the free world press. Right. And how it happens. And this is the KGB's long term strategy for ideological subversion. What subversion is basically it consists of four periods time wise. The first one demoralized country. The second destabilized. The third one brought it to crisis. Goodbye comrade. All right, we're going to get into Yuri because this guy, I love this guy. But before we do, I just want to give a big shout out to our most loyal, incredible partner for the show. They're the reason we're able to do the show for you. Um, we just love this, this, this group and this organization so much and that's Patriot Mobile. So every day Americans make choices that shape our country's future right down to which cell phone provider we support. Here's what most people don't realize. Patriot Mobile isn't just a wireless provider. They're an activist organization funded by selling top tier cell phone service. 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One timeline of one generation's introduction to this at edge through educational reason to indoctrinate an entire generation. I believe the primary focus has been with the millennials. Right? Some in axers, but you know, their free roam and free range mentality of the 70s really didn't sink in because it's like, to hell with you. I want my libertarian freedoms. You know, you're not going to tell me to join some bunch of clowns and be stupid right now. I'm going to work hard and you know, operate within this pretense of, of liberate liberty and freedom. Well, right after that it started to change. Right, so what are their key tactics? Listen to me, listen, if this sounds like something you've talked about. The bad infiltrate university schools to promote relativism. That's moral relativism. That's a psychological construct where I can generate anything that I want to generate in a moral structure. If I go out and raid a church to benefit my group, that's morally justified. Why? Because everybody in the church is a white supremacist. They deserve to die. They're Nazis, they're communists, they're, they're anarchists, they're. So we, we generate labels to justify our abhorrent, morally abhorrent activities. All right? And then we, and then another thing is they revise history to fit their narratives. Well, they've been oppressors for 400 years, so they deserve this. Although nobody in that church did anything. But those people, those kids, they're going to train those kids to be oppressors. So we're going to destroy them. We're going to go after them, we're going to make them live in fear. And don't get me wrong, I mean, I've got another clip I want to play for you. And this is a liberal influencer talking about what she hopes happens the next go round. And he's, she's talking to this with Alex Costa from cnn. And so she talks about this as if when they get back in office, everybody's going to jail and that's what they want. So Jordy, play that real quick.
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I believe, and this is just my opinion, that Trump and all of the bottom feeding morons surrounding him and Elon Musk and all the bottom feeding clinger honors that surround him, I think they commit crimes every day. And I think to reconcile all of this is going to take hardcore, not integrity Democrats, fuck you. Democrats, fuck you for fucking over our country. We are serious about this. We are prosecuting. We're going to uncover every document, every phone call, everything you did. We will be relentless about it. And that's the mindset they've got to have because I think the electorate is going from we've got to get him out, but also we want accountability.
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There has to be accountability. All right, you see that? And it's it. They're, they're telling you. Exactly. And that's one thing about revolutionaries. And these people, they're going to tell you what they're going to do. There's no line. And you, this is all the way up from the people at the World Economic Forum to the Council of Foreign Relations to the United nations world, you know, health, or they're gonna, they're telling you what they're gonna do. And yet everybody's like, oh, why is this happening? All right, another one is corrupt. The media, right, by planning, disinformation and sympathic journalists who amplify divisive narratives. We see that all over the Internet right now in terms of bot farms and the collectivization of messaging. Whether people are getting paid for a message one way or the other, it's nuts out there right now for all these different groups. And that's what happens when the factionization of society begins. Right? All right, Target, they're going to target religious institutions to foster secular secularism, pull you away from your faith so that that new religion of revolutionary mindset overwhelms you and gives you a sense of community and strength and foundation. Right? Promote cultural decay through the entertainment that is promoting drugs, promiscuity, antifamily themes and to Weaken social cohesion. All right, what's the outcome by the end? The popular. The population is demoralized. Those people in that church, you can hear there's one guy that left who really couldn't even speak. And he was demoralized, right? He, he had been valid of his, his. His place of worship, his time with his family had been violated and nothing happened to anybody. What does that do? It demoralizes you. And as a person that's seen demoralized units or demoralized teams or demoralized businesses, the demoralization is a profound, profound result. And, and, you know, at its core, you know, I think a lot of it is about betrayal, right? Betrayal is one of the core things that can destroy the human psyche. And that's what we're seeing. We're seeing a betrayal of society. Why aren't people being arrested? Why isn't there a backlash? Why aren't anybody fighting? The next one, destabilization. This takes two to five years. This is building on demoralization with shorter phase, which targets economic, social, political systems who create chaos and instability. Key tactics disrupt the economy through strikes, inflation, or policies favoring inefficiency. Why have none of the Doge cuts been codified? Why haven't we passed the SAVE act, which makes guarantees, all IDs federal? You have to show an ID for federal elections. All elections will have to be voted on, on the same day and in paper ballots. Why is this, where is this pushback against that? Well, because when you in, when you immigrate 20 to 30, some people say 60 million people over the last 30 years, and that becomes your way to generate a new voting bloc that had been deteriorating because most minorities, traditional minorities, blacks, Hispanics, had realized that the lie that they had been sold by the Democratic coalition was. That is. Is what it is. It was a lie, right? How many people's lives improve, black people's lives improved under Obama and Obamacare. I mean, it's, it's destroyed the health care, right? So then you begin to go at that, right? Excessive welfare. How many illegals. Look at the Somali fraud in Minnesota, which has generated this outcry, which generated this response by ice, right? You have to think, what is the cause and effect of why ICE agents are in Minnesota? Because there was 8 billion in fraud from the Somali group with these fictitious child learning centers. And hell, the. The new head of the Security Council at the un, the Somali guy, he owned a daycare in Ohio, so don't tell me. Plus all the idea of how many it's something like $700 million in cash walked out of the United States over to Somalia. So how many. I mean, think about that. That's your tax dollars going to fund these illegal places that generate the voting block, that then they take the little illegal money they got from Federal Grants and INSO and then they put it back into the super PACs of the people that elect to. To allow them to keep doing it. That's what this is. This is subversion, right? At its finest. Demoralization, destabilization overwhelmed the system, right? And then, you know, undermine defense and foreign relations. Well, look at what's happening right now. The European Union, who's a primary responsibility. I think they're about five years ahead of us in this immigration nightmare and they're going to face these soon, right? They have been a strong advocate and actually supported the influx of all of these foreigners into the country to destabilize our medical systems, our educational systems, our welfare systems, our SNAP benefits, our health care systems, our hospitals, all of that has taken place, which then breaks the system, which is what they want. That's part of what they want, right? The outcome, society becomes unstable with eroding trusted institutions. Do you believe in the government healthcare system? Do you believe in the government immigration system? Do you believe in the government justice system? Do you believe in the government tax system? I'm willing to bet the overwhelming majority of you just said no, no, no and no. So what's happening? Your distrust is now there. You don't believe anything's going to get done. I mean, if you're watching Sean at all lately, you know, he had Ro Khanna on that, talked about the Epstein files. Then he had a young girl that was sexually abused at a Christian camp. And. And still their people haven't been indicted or thrown in jail. From government officials to camp Christians, like this is what's taking place. So the destabilization of trust and institutions is complete. The last one or the next one is, is crisis, right? And you have the rapid escalation of this phase. And this can be as short as six weeks. The BLM riots, right? January six. The crisis component. And that's where rapid escalation, where it leads us to the destabilized society which reaches the breaking point, leading to violent upheaval of revolution. The demoralized and destabilized masses, manipulated by agents, push for drastic systemic change. So what is going to create dramatic systemic change now after these things are becoming violent? Charlie Kirk's assassination, right? We had the people up at Brown University, we had ICE agents or people, reporters are getting attacked. And as they're trying to cover these mobs, people are going to be pulled out of their cars. You're going to have politicians get, continue to get assassinated. Now more people, whether it's influencers or podcasters, violence is going to escalate. That is part of the process. It's not random, it's not in or it's not organic. This is part of the problem. When you become demoralized, you feel their society's destabilized, people, they respond with violence, right? The outcome, eventually some new law, some new system is going to overwhelm us. So let's call, let's say what it is. Let's say we lose the midterms, right? Or the conservative base lose the midterms, they take over the House or the Senate. Now all of a sudden, all of Trump's agenda gets a nullified. Then he begins attacked. Impeachment will begin immediately. Right? Everything will be stopped. And then, then you'll have more and more exaggerated. And 2028 is going to be in absolute chaos in the streets for the entire election year. You're going to see things you've never seen before, up to including, I bet, assassination attempts, like we said, but much more, greater scale because these people, they've said they're going to get in. What are they going to do? What are they, how are they going to change the system, the institutions? They're going to make the Supreme Court 21 people. I've heard, I've heard 13 people remove the filibuster. They're going to change, you know, they've, they're going to state the Insurrection Act. They're going to bring out the militarization. They're going to fire mass people. They're going to, you know, they're going to begin arresting people all over the place. That's going to happen. That's what they're telling us they're going to do. And then after that, the normalization of the oppression. And all you got to do is look at every one of the examples in history that has already taken place, from Nazi Germany to Russia to all these places, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Vietnam, Cambodia, all these places where tyrants come into South America. Maduro, Chavez, Lula, you name it, this is the way it works. All right? So when you see these things, these are not, you know, organic college kids standing up for these poor oppressed immigrants is ice Perfect. Nah. No military, no, no law enforcement is. No military is. Even special operations makes mistakes. Right? Even and to assume that there's some kind of pristine way to enforce the law or geopolitical strategic initiatives, you think it's perfect. It's not right. This, it is, it is a controlled chaos is the best way to describe this. Well, the other side uses chaos to continue to destabilize the little control that there is around the other system. But when you have governors calling out for people to fight back against ISIS with whatever means they can and you have, you know, senators and congressmen saying that military people shouldn't follow direct orders from unlawful orders, or mayors saying we need to push back, and now I see the opposition in the street, fully kitted out, right in the street. And they're like you, you send a nice person into this, we'll see what happens. Like they're, they're, that's an advocation advocating for open violence against federal laws. That it is what it is. So what's going to happen? The aggregated Revolutionary response, Increased Federal Response Insurrection act, whatever it is, passes Emergent Response, Patriot Act 4.0, whatever it is. Biometrics, right? We have to have digital IDs everywhere. We, it's all, this is how it happens. So what can you do now? I've been going for longer than I wanted right now and this is a lot of information and what I, I'm, we're going to do in the next week or two, I'm going to do a follow up to this because what I believe is we have to begin to develop some type of, of coin, TTP for this, like a small, you know, your community based counterinsurgency program. If you want go out and research counterinsurgency throughout history. There's a lot of amazing things. I've talked about this before in previous efforts, what it's like to run counterinsurgency. Iraq is probably the most famous counterinsurgency. There's a big breakdown. I'll do a show about counterinsurgency on a macro with military units, special operations, counter guerrilla warfare, intelligence operations, but also what you can begin to do to develop your own counterinsurgency abilities. And that's, you know, someone raid your church, there's a group text in your community, it says hey, you know, you know, 811-01-1111, hey, get in your vehicle, get down here immediately right to where you do a mass response or in your churches you develop a better security protocol, right? You bar the doors from people coming in or have somebody stand post at the door, have go through training of people coming in if it's not your church, maybe it's schools, maybe it's where you work, maybe it's your congressional offices or your state, your city council meetings, whatever it might. It might be, you have to begin to start developing this program. Or if these spontaneous protests take place in your city, you know, being able to respond to business owners like we saw in some places in Minnesota, I. E. The infamous Kyle Rittenhouse, right, Protecting their property, protecting motorists, infiltrating, if you're. If you've got some, you know, some feeling froggy, you know, infiltrating into these mass protests, right, and shutting them down, being a presence against it. Now, everybody who's going to listen to this is going to be like rot. What are you advocating for? And let me be very clear, this is what I'm advocating for. For you to figure out how to fight for what you believe in. Because that's what all this comes down to. This whole thing comes down to what you believe in. And what are you willing to sacrifice to keep it intact? Because I hate to tell you, revolutionaries, they're real, they're here, they're active, and they want to destroy what you have. All right, listen, can't thank you enough. We've got some really big announcements coming up over the next couple weeks. Some really great partnerships are emerging. We've been working on some stuff. We've gonna have a lot more content coming for you here soon. Really amazing things. We've got plan. 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In this episode, guest host David Rutherford (aka "Instructor Rut") delivers an impassioned monologue on the escalating street protests in Minnesota, leftist activism, and how he believes these phenomena signal the advance of a revolutionary movement in America. Drawing from recent ICE-related controversies, historical parallels, and the KGB theory of "ideological subversion," Rutherford argues that America faces a coordinated, long-term cultural destabilization and calls for grassroots counterinsurgency tactics to push back. The episode mixes anecdote, analysis, and direct calls to action for conservative, faith-based, and patriotic listeners.
[00:00] Rutherford frames the discussion by referencing viral videos from Minnesota:
[07:46] Clip of an ICE agent confronting protesters while attempting to arrest a "child sex offender."
[04:40] Rutherford argues the activism is not organic but coordinated and possibly paid, funded by groups like the Open Society and the George Soros Foundation.
[10:30] Links these events to a legacy of leftist subversion, tracing ideological roots from Marx, Engels, and postwar imported intellectuals, through mid-20th-century counterculture, to modern-day academia and political correctness.
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On Indoctrination:
On Revolutionary Factions:
On the Subversion Model:
On Community Defense:
| Timestamp | Segment Description | | --------- | ------------------ | | 00:00 | Setting the scene: Minnesota protests, ICE incident recap | | 05:00 | Discussion of alleged paid, trained protest agitators | | 07:46 | ICE agent confronts protester: "We're here to arrest a child sex offender..." | | 14:00 | Historical context: from Marx to 21st-century America | | 20:00 | The spread of political correctness, social justice, and "wokeism" | | 36:30 | Introduction of Yuri Bezmenov and ideological subversion framework | | 39:45 | Demoralization tactics and university indoctrination | | 42:30 | Destabilization phase, undermining institutions | | 49:55 | Crisis phase and prediction of future escalations | | 54:00 | Normalization: expectation of oppressive policy reforms | | 56:20 | Community counterinsurgency advice and call to action | | 59:00 | Direct quote: "For you to figure out how to fight for what you believe in." |
Rutherford contends that America is facing a deliberate, long-term campaign of ideological subversion and revolution, carried out by trained leftist activists and abetted by globalist elites, media, and academia. He links current protests against ICE and alleged attacks on religious institutions to a broader, historicized strategy of destabilization. His solution: grassroots counterinsurgency and a renewed willingness among conservatives to defend their institutions, faith, and families with vigilance and resolve.
For actionable steps and practical advice on counterinsurgency at the community level, Rutherford promises a dedicated follow-up episode.