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Conversations from the Frontline: Military Service, Media Skepticism, and American Ideals

The script presents a conversation between two individuals discussing a variety of topics, ranging from personal military service experiences, and reflections on the value of questioning mainstream media narratives, to broader discussions on American ideals and government. Throughout the conversation, there's a critique of how modern media consumption can lead to a lack of critical thinking, with an emphasis on the importance of independence in thought and skepticism towards mainstream news sources. The discussion also touches on historical examples of propaganda, the role of laws, and the distinction between loving one's country and disagreeing with its government. Additionally, the conversation explores personal anecdotes relating to military service and the challenge of navigating a world full of misinformation and bias. The hosts advocate for using independent sources and podcasts for more accurate information, highlighting the significance of taking individual responsibility to seek out truth and challenge prevailing narratives. The dialog concludes with a statement about the essence of America as an idea and a dream, urging listeners to appreciate and critically engage with the foundational principles of freedom and governance.

00:00 Getting Started: The Setup and Initial Banter

00:45 Military Stories and Personal Reflections

01:52 The Art of Going to Jail: A Humorous Take

02:47 Navigating the World of Misinformation and Media Bias

06:59 Historical Perspectives and the Importance of Truth

14:57 The American Dream and Government Overreach

23:42 The Power of Independent Journalism and Podcasts

26:06 Closing Thoughts and Humor

27:18 Signing Off: A Farewell to Listeners

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Commando Crow audio recording: hey, good morning my fellow patriots and welcome

to the 11th episode of the season.

Today, we're going to be your voices of valor engaged in

unfiltered American discourse.

And hey, why spectate when you can participate in the conversation.

Hey, we want you to give your input on today's topic and you can do

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Let's go ahead and dive right in, shall we?

I'm your host Chris Williams.

And my brother Patrick Williams is your co host, and we are

the Constitution Commandos.

I think I've got everything together now.

It's a good thing I know how to edit all my audio or all this

crap will be going over the air.

All-American Commando: It doesn't matter, man.

We talk aimlessly,

. Commando Crow: I the can't remember if it's the one I'm

working on now or the one after.

It was actually pretty cool cause you were, you had somebody I

guess try to pull over on you in a lane I'm leaving it in there.

Everybody knows that I'm.

We're talking on the phone, so why am I making a studio deal, right?

Yeah.

It ain't gonna be all polished and refined.

And on top of that, I'm not saying everybody, some people like it

when somebody gets riled up.

You know what I mean?

And then other people just like it when there is somebody who

will get riled up for them.

Yeah.

That was part of my reasoning for going in the military.

Stand up for people who.

All-American Commando: Mine was to go in cause I needed some.

Damn.

You wanna play with Pretty Toys for the Truth?

? No.

Truth was I had to withdraw from college and I needed a new skill.

had a baby on the way.

Yeah, the baby was, but when I went in, yeah, I did wanna

play with some cool toys.

I did turn around and sign up for everything I could sign up for.

I did have it all in my contract.

I did wanna be bad.

I just, nothing wrong with that.

I was just too badass and too hard headed to know when to back out of some things,

and I worked myself into a d hard-headed

it's like I said at the 82nd man, I always say, if you're gonna

fuck up, do it at airborne speed.

That's right.

That's what I, That's what I did, man.

proud.

Paratrooper with a screwed-up . Bad needs.

Even Dad told us growing up, boys I don't care what

you do now, as long as you do it, do it to the best of your ability.

And then one day he asked me, I guess I was about 25, he said, Boy,

you about tired of going to jail.

And I said, Yes, I am.

He said, Why are you keep, He said, Why are you keep messing up?

And I said dad, you told us when kids, whatever we did when we grew up, do it.

To the best of your ability.

And he said, Why does that apply to this?

I said, I haven't been caught for a felony

. Yeah.

I must have done it.

No, I didn't do it.

Don't let it, don't let anybody believe I did it.

The art of going to jail is no art at all.

All-American Commando: Ah, it's quite easy.

Hey, he's much easier then than it is now.

All-American Commando: I don't know.

I'd beg the differ.

It depends on your crime.

Now, if you get a speeding ticket, you probably gonna get thrown in jail.

Now,

defender,

your public pretender.

There's no defense there.

Yeah, what we were talking about earlier, that was, that to me

has been a very interesting concept, or a topic I should say.

Not really a concept.

I don't think a concept is what it could be called yet, but

a lot of, a lot of the people who believe the way we, they believe,

like we were talking earlier, I don't know how to talk to 'em because they.

They don't have anything with any substance in what they're saying

in order to respond to it with something that's logical, you

have to have something logical.

Am I saying that right?

All-American Commando: Kinda.

I'm giving a, on what we were talking about.

Okay.

All right.

Our discussion a few minutes prior to coming on here was that

there are some people in the world that listen to only select news.

They only use Google and take the very first 5, 6, 10, or whatever

articles that come up on Google, and they take that as fact.

But then when you ask logical questions, they disregard your questions.

They lean on the talking points of the very biased reporting that they do get

in such a closed fear sphere of outlets.

You could bring it.

Stacks and stacks of factual data and they will refuse to look at it.

It's because, Yeah, and yeah, I don't understand that either,

because like I said we were talking about before, that's because we're

talking to some stupid ass fools.

They refuse.

They're so vested in the lie, and I think it's also a level of arrogance.

How can I be fooled to believe a lie?

The same way you're being consistent, that what you're hearing is true.

I'm trying to help you through your foolishness, and you don't just reject it.

You grasp tighter to that lie, like it's truth.

You don't even wanna.

Anything else or look at

factual data.

Yeah.

And it's really a shame because, and I don't, and I don't mean to say this like

you and I are the only ones that know what's going on because we're not, there

are a lot of people who really know.

Mountains of information more than we know.

That's factual.

But what in my case is what I know and what I know beyond a reasonable doubt

to be absolutely irrefutable facts.

Then I try to share those with other people who may

or may not know those facts.

Because I would like for them to not be deceived.

I don't wanna, I don't wanna see people in general get hurt, but just following

the lie is a great way to get burnt.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

And that's, and like I said I'm no genius when

it comes to what's going on.

I'm just now learning a lot of this stuff, and of course,

scratching my head wondering why I wasn't paying attention sooner.

But that's neither here nor there.

Now I have the information.

I feel that it's a moral responsibility, if you will, to share that information

with others just for no other reason, so they don't get hurt.

Maybe their rationale is that if they play

the game and believe what's been fed to them, they'll be protected.

It's no different than riots of 2020.

People were hanging BLM signs in their damn windows with the.

And the stores were getting burnt

. All-American Commando: Yeah.

In hopes that their store would be bypassed.

It's no different than Stalin.

It's no different than Hitler, and Stalin.

Yeah.

has Stalin coined the phrase useful

idiots?

No, that was Vladimir Lenin.

All-American Commando: Okay.

Lenn.

And all that has he put out the propaganda that he wanted and the

government or state-run media and the town's people, Repeated that crap.

So they were spreading the propaganda for Lenin.

But see, this is the thing that people today seem to not remember,

or don't or forgot, or I don't know.

Never knew.

But they burned the books.

You had teachers and lawyers and Right.

Doctors that went along with this stuff.

, once the books were burned.

They came after the teachers the doctors and the lawyers, and they were executed.

Also, the people who are propagating the lie, they will eat their own

to keep propagating it.

All-American Commando: And it's not just that, it's, we can, There's so

many examples of it today, right?

People that.

Martha's Vineyard Prime example.

Oh, we're a sanctuary city until you come here.

Or, Oh, we care and love everyone unless equality.

Yeah.

Okay.

The people that are talking about securing the border are racist, xenophobic,

They're all these nasty names, but the first time you send a handful to.

Then, I guess they also are racist and xenophobic because, These

people will eat their own as well.

How many actors and actresses and athletes have gone along with this bullshit and.

They wind up getting targeted by the radical communist Marxist bastards.

Somebody will look, somebody will go back 10 years and their social

media and destroy their career.

Yeah.

But up to that time, those people were the very people.

Destroying other people's careers and attacking people.

But when it happens to them, Oh, how could this happen?

This is just vicious.

This is horrible.

No they eat their own well, ba you're not safe.

Yeah.

And there's a lot that goes into that.

It's not just, really what you're talking about, it's all happening.

Sure enough, but what you're talking about too is on the surface, this is.

What you can look around and see is happening.

But this isn't some, this isn't some strange phenomenon that just started

last week or last year or five years ago.

This is something that's been going on, not just right under

our noses, but we've been attacked with this for almost a century.

All this is by design, by a bunch of evil people, and.

I think that's what's important.

We can talk all day long about what's going on right now, but until we

understand how it all started, where are its roots and we don't uck that root up

out of the ground, it's gonna stay here.

It's gonna keep happening.

Now, one of the things that bother me so bad is, The things that

needed to be paying attention that needed to be paying attention to.

We weren't paying attention to those things because the media has

got us directed somewhere else.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

Just sleight of hand.

Pay attention to my right hand while my left-hand takes your wallet.

And that's exactly what it is.

But unfortunately, there has been so much of the distraction.

And the intervening of nonsense that when we talk about the important thing

or the thing has caused all of our problems that we are enduring now,

nobody wants to believe those things because they think it never happened

because the news didn't report it.

All-American Commando: That, or when people do start waking up.

Powers to be.

Your committees are 300, Your crown, ar, Rome, the deep state, The

things that these people do, people, it's, they're in such disbelief.

It's no, that's science fiction.

Yeah.

It's hard to believe the world.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

It's very hard to believe.

But that's just it.

They hide in plain sight.

, their actions are.

They openly talk about it.

If you go to their websites, this their, it's absolutely insane.

And it's so insane to the point that it is hard to believe.

But because it is, And what's the.

Truth is stranger than fiction.

I think that's, I think that's right.

That's right.

But that is an old saying.

This is not something that just got spouted by somebody.

This is an old saying.

Truth is stranger than fiction.

So when you hear something so shocking, do a little research, and try to disprove it.

You might find yourself in a damn rabbit hole that you can't get outta.

Because you gotta find a whole bunch more.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

And then you're like, What?

Yeah.

See, that's kinda what I've been dealing with since I started reading this book.

Because we've always heard when we were kids, if you tell one

lie, you're gonna have to tell a hundred more to keep it covered up.

And that's how you, honestly, that's how I learned to get

away with a lot of stuff that I.

By somebody telling me, if you tell one lie, you gotta tell

several more lies to cover it up.

But if you gonna tell those other lines, those lies have to be

diversions to keep you from going back and taking the original lie.

So what you were just saying, if you just if you find something that

is so shocking, it's unbelievable.

Let's take this, for instance, 9 1 1 did not come down with airplanes, and if it

socks you too bad to believe that those were controlled demolitions by our own.

Go look it up.

Because what you're gonna uncover is all these thousands of lies

that were told to mask one lie.

Yeah.

All-American Commando: You're gonna find out there was nothing about the Middle

East involved with those airplanes.

Oh, wait, what?

Airplanes Now listen, back in the 1990s, you couldn't use a cell phone on

an aircraft once it took off, period.

Nah.

Anybody who heard those phone conversations from the

aircraft about some people from the Middle East and Fox cutters?

And does anybody realize that the NTSB has people armed people on those

aircraft to prevent such acts as those,

Yeah.

There have been air marshals since way before the T tsa,

and you can't identify 'em.

So what did they do?

Tie this guy up and put him in the cargo hold.

I'm sorry.

It's just those lies are too unbelievable for me to accept.

Not only did I not accept them, I wanted to know what happened to those

buildings, but when I watched the news, when I was at work when it happened, so

I didn't get to see it until the news came on that evening when I got home.

And that was the very first thing I did.

Was controlled demolitions.

All-American Commando: Oh yeah.

And having been in the military, in the aviation field, I know a

little bit about the fuels that they use.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

It was no way, none of it made sense to me.

None of it made sense to me.

Exactly.

And and I hate to say it like this, but for those who believe

that airplanes took those buildings down and don't want to go look at the.

Then you are exactly what the Bible calls a fool.

And I'm just gonna say this, and I told you earlier about anybody

who believes a lie is just as big an idiot as the one who told it.

All-American Commando: Yep.

So well see.

This is another thing that people need to understand too, and it

goes along with, I've said forever.

And look, I'm I call myself a patriot.

I love my country.

People need to identify really what America is.

America is an idea.

And I

The American Dream.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

The American dream.

An idea.

Yeah.

America in itself is an idea.

It was written down on some parchment.

And it became the greatest experiment in the world, and I helped it still.

Yeah, I hold that idea dear to my heart.

I love my country.

, I do not like my government.

That's right.

Now people need to be able to distinguish the difference.

A true patriot is not sitting there lapping up everything

that the government feeds them.

A true patriot needs to understand.

The government is made up of people.

People are corrupted with power and nefarious actions are

being done by the government.

I think the people aren't supposed to represent all the time laws are meant

for one thing, and that is to convict.

That's right.

Now you could take the 10 Commandments and if Man abided by the 10

Commandments, we would have a wonderful.

Now, why in the world do we need law libraries filled for how many stories?

About how many laws?

, none of those laws do anything more than what the 10 Commandments say.

, all they do is micromanage your life.

And if anybody in law enforcement wanted.

They could walk up to any random person and they could

find a law that person broke.

Sure they could.

So that's, people need to understand laws are made to convict.

They're made and put into place by people.

People who are empowered by the people to hold government offices.

These people are corrupt and nefarious and intentionally nefarious.

Surely are.

And look, this isn't something like I said before, this isn't something that

just happened last week or last year.

And granted, this country is now, I think we're rolling up on 248

years of existence and as a country,

these things that we're looking at now, they've been trying to weasel their way in

ever since the founding of this country.

So this is not new.

And if you go back to I believe it was Thomas Jefferson's presidency, I believe

it was his Secretary of State that wanted to bring in the central bank.

That wasn't happening.

And this was during Jefferson's first term, and at that time, the president

and the vice president ran together.

I remember they ran separately, Thomas Jefferson was one party, and

his vice president was another party.

And because they butted heads so badly on the idea of bringing

the central bank into the United States, Thomas Jefferson, Didn't

want him running for vice president.

Again.

They ultimately parted ways and the idea in the Constitution for government to

begin with, it was supposed to be small.

The government was never supposed to be large.

When the government has guns, the people are in fear.

When the people have guns, you have a good government,

All-American Commando: and I'm just supposed to be small.

It was supposed to be small and restrained.

Very

restraint.

The federal government, especially because the federal government has

three responsibilities, and that's it.

And it has nothing to do with each state except that the laws that they

have for the federal government to enforce it protects all 50 states.

And I think if people look at this, even I can go from Mississippi to Florida.

I was gonna say New York, but I didn't even want to go to New York,

I could go to any other state in the union anytime I wanted to.

I don't have to pay taxes to go to a different state.

I don't have to have a passport.

I can freely travel anywhere in the 50 United States.

If you go to other countries, that's not possible.

You may be in the same country, but you can't go from.

You may be in a country that's let's say the European Union is a conglomerate

of a bunch of European countries.

All-American Commando: If you go from Switzerland to France,

you better show a passport.

You gotta have a passport.

From France to Italy, you gotta have a passport.

You gotta,

Yeah.

And look, that comes with other that comes with other downsides too.

You can go from one country to the other, but let's say, You're restricted

by what you can buy in another country or bring back to your country, or

vice versa in this country, I can go buy, I can go buy moonshine in

Kentucky, bring it back to Mississippi,

All-American Commando: oh, however you cannot, You okay?

Now hold on a second.

I, you, I don't think you can like me as a truck driver.

I don't think I could drive.

I don't think I could drive into Florida with a banana on my dashboard.

You got all those things, what it called?

Agricultural checkpoints and fruit into Texas.

That's a new one for me.

That sounds like the government

All-American Commando: overreach.

No, you can't take certain fruits.

I'm not quite sure what it is, but it has to do with the natural environment,

the natural species and stuff.

But you weren't supposed to be able to release your pet snakes in Florida either.

And plug it Florida now has an incredible snake population.

Yeah, especially since anti pelos move.

Yeah, but now it's called Florida Python.

It's native there now.

Really?

Yeah.

I heard something about that the other day.

I don't know.

It's illegal to bury somebody in a cemetery.

They live across the street from 'em, don't you?

Yeah, that's right.

You go to prison for murder,

where we say I got 13 seconds left.

Who are they talking to?

I'm supposed to have regular all the time, man.

They got me messed up.

I don't know what they're thinking.

The idea of talking to people though, like we're doing now and we're not

talking to people that are at people.

We're just talking.

There are a lot of people out there who will believe simply

what they see on the news.

And, it's sad to say, man, but we don't even, we should not

trust the news anymore, period.

Because when the media was started, it was started a means

to keep the government in check.

Correct.

And now they're that, that was the importance of the First Amendment.

Exactly.

That was that's why it's listed first.

, freedom of speech isn't just the freedom of thing.

The first thing is the freedom of religion and the First

Amendment is the first thing listed, and there is a reason why it is top of

the list and, but it is not just freedom of religion or freedom to assemble

for regressive grievances, speech.

All-American Commando: And it's not just, Yeah, it, so much of the First

Amendment is for the free press to keep the government in check and

to inform the society or the public what is going on with the government.

That's correct.

All-American Commando: And that's one of the fundamental

foundations of our constitution.

Yeah.

And I.

I look, one of

the most corrupted mediums now, believe it or not,

was founded by one of the founding fathers, who by the way, was one

of the authors of the Constitution,

Alexander Hamilton, founded in New York Post.

That's one of the most corrupt.

All-American Commando: Yeah, the New York Post.

The New York Times is,

All-American Commando: Yeah, The New York Times is,

That's right.

All-American Commando: New York Post is the one that broke the

hunter by the laptop story and they turned around and they squashed it.

And then Twitter kicked the New York Post off of Twitter and Yeah.

But the New York Post, Yeah.

That's the oldest print publication in the country.

Yep.

It was founded by the First Secretary of Treasurer.

All-American Commando: And I said a while ago, one of the foundations of

our constitution, but it is, it's the first amendment, not the constitution.

It's an amendment.

But anyway.

Yeah.

And once the press does not do its serve purpose, its stated purpose, it

needs to be, Ignored completely, to be honest with you, because right now

much it's ignored.

It needs to be shut down and

All-American Commando: It's fine to hear it, to get the main topic about what are

they lying to me about than to research

thing about it is there's so much more accurate information being

put out on independent journalists.

Podcasts.

Podcasts.

You can find.

More factual data on podcasts from independent journalists than you're ever

gonna get from any news media outlet.

I don't care if it's print or if it's broadcasted

and look, it's not all journalists either.

There are.

There are.

There are quite a few journalists who are podcasting.

That is true.

But a lot of the podcasts, even the ones that you have sent my way,

these people are not journalists, but these people were in, were, or.

In the know, if these people had firsthand knowledge, a front-row seat to all the

back door crap that's been going on.

Yep.

All-American Commando: And or they have personal experience and

knowledge of certain specific areas.

That's exactly right.

And that's really what I have come to appreciate a lot more than just the news.

Because these people are not bound by meaty contracts or whatever.

I don't know if you remember, but the, one of the bands that I played

in here after I moved back from Texas was Christian a and the Do What?

All-American Commando: I just got green-lighted at this scale house.

Hey, good job.

Yeah, really good job.

Because she didn't have a banana on your dashboard or.

All-American Commando: Oh, no.

My taillights.

Got that short in them.

I'm just hoping nobody's sitting in the scale house looking at my taillights.

I hope it's not listening to this podcast,

All-American Commando: or, all right.

. . That makes me the worst.

In control of 80,000 pounds Now see, I forgot what I was saying.

Oh my.

A destruction man.

What?

And this that I'm controlling right now would be a consider

a weapon of mass destruction,

Goodness gracious.

All-American Commando: Wow.

Just for the audience, I have to say, I know that they don't really know me, but.

Surely I just I joke a lot unfortunately now y'all will figure

that out as you get to hear me talk and what I say and stuff, and Yeah.

We both do.

I tell people around me especially.

My girlfriend, I tell her, you gotta pay attention.

Cause sometimes I'll say things deliberately that have two, maybe

three meanings, just depending on what you hear when you hear it.

All-American Commando: Yep.

And or I could piss you off one of the other.

All-American Commando: Yeah.

And that's another thing people can even understand about.

My tone is always this it.

I don't care if I'm on a podcast.

I don't care if I'm talking to my wife.

I don't care if I'm talking to somebody in the shipping office.

Oh really?

At home, at the grocery store.

, Yeah.

Matter, I it doesn't matter.

I might sound a little more hostile when I'm at the VA though.

So yeah,.

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