5 Things You're Being Told About Vaccines That Aren't True

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What is a neocon? NeoConservatives: Changing American Politics

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This is, as I've said many times, a pandemic of the unvaccinated. It's hard. Someone wiser than me said that one of the problems with people who believe conspiracy theories is it's not just enough to stop believing the conspiracy theory, but often it takes you away from your community, the people around you that believe the same way that you do. We love you. We care about you. I promise I'm not part of some grand conspiracy theory. If you don't believe me, if you're a religious person, if you're a Catholic, listen to the Pope who said that this is a moral imperative for everyone to get vaccinated. If you're a Latter-day Saint, listen to the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who said that this is not just a godsend, but a literal godsend, literally sent from God to bless us. If politics is your religion, then believe Donald Trump, who was so instrumental in getting this vaccine to us, who got the vaccine himself and who has encouraged others to get the vaccine. It is with great reluctance that I have agreed to this calling. I love democracy. I love the Republic. The attendant on my life has left me scarred and deformed. But I assure you, my resolve has never been stronger. So do you think specifically we're in a declining democracy? I do. Yeah, I do. And it scares the hell out of me. And it should everybody else.

Cox at his monthly news conference said one aspect of declining democracies are threats against public officials. Yes, I've received threats. Welcome back to the Tree of Liberty Society. Make sure you don't miss another show by clicking on the subscribe button and going to Tree of Liberty Society and becoming a part of the solution. But all those clips that we saw of tyrant Cox talking in the past, that's all old news, right? You want to know what's he doing now? What's he doing now? Well, the corporate media in Utah has actually shown that the Utah governor is actually a tyrant without even saying it. They're actually promoting it and saying this is a great thing. We have on the KSL.com website, they were making this big deal about how this tweet that tyrant Cox has put out is just brilliant and it's going viral because all of these huge globalists just love it so much. And so I want to just show you a little section from this article at KSL talking about Ackman, a Harvard graduate, and then how he shared this tweet from tyrant Cox. And he shared Cox's post saying that it was brilliant. Well, what's so brilliant about Cox's post?

Because they also have a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and of course a Deseret News contributor. All these globalists and internationalists are saying this was just genius, Cox's post from earlier this month in May. And tyrant Cox says, "Can't stop thinking about this Francis Fukuyama paragraph in his book, The End of History. But supposing that the world has become built up, so to speak, with liberal democracies such that there exists no tyranny, no oppression worthy of the name against which to struggle. Experience suggests that if men cannot struggle on behalf of a just cause because that just cause was victorious in an earlier generation, then they will struggle against the just cause. They will struggle for the sake of struggle. They will struggle, in other words, out of a certain boredom, or they cannot imagine living in a world without struggle. And if the greater part of the world in which they live is characterized by peaceful and prosperous liberal democracy, then they will struggle against that peace and prosperity and against democracy."

Gaslighting, just to the, like, if you wanted to look up in the dictionary gaslighting, this would be the perfect example of gaslighting. Blaming the victim for resisting the tyranny against them, saying there is no tyranny. The only reason you're fighting tyranny is because, fighting right now and resisting what the government is doing right now, is because you're bored. You have too much freedom, right? Your inflation is too low, taxes are too low, you're able to build on your property without permission from the government, you can afford any home that you want, you have no worry of the government coming down and intruding on your right to do business. You know, there are no worries in the world, right? You don't have to worry about what's going on in schools, things are just perfect. You've got nothing to worry about. It's just insane to think that we're just resisting government because we're bored.

There's just too much freedom in the world, so now we have to fight against it. These tyrants are, this is the classic not only gaslighting, but Orwellian doublespeak of slavery is freedom and freedom is slavery. And so because we are in abject slavery today, in fact, if you go to thetreeoflibertysociety.com, I really recommend this book written in the 1600s that we carry in our store called Killing No Murder. And this was a book written, I mean read by the founding fathers and something that very much guided them in their efforts to resist the tyranny of King George. And it is more relevant today in our resistance against the government today. And so what is a tyrant? And the definition is clear, it is concise, and it is something that we can actually look to. And I think that it's really important that we do look at it right now. So in this book it lays out that there are two kinds of tyrants.

One kind of tyrant is one that has no right to govern, and then the other kind of tyrant is the one that governs tyrannically. So even if you don't govern tyrannically, if you have no right to govern, you are a tyrant. And of course even if you are legitimately in position of power, but you govern tyrannically, you are a tyrant. Pretty simple, right? So what is a tyrant? When we look through some of the examples, these are just natural law principles. It says, "If the ruler is not appointed by God, nor chosen by the people, he is not a ruler but an invader." Okay, so just ask yourself, are these leaders, are they chosen by God? And can we really trust that they were chosen by the people? Are elections legitimate? And then of course, "And those that are subject to that power are not governed but they are oppressed." If your leader was not chosen by the people, and if he was not chosen by God, you do not have a ruler, you are oppressed.

Next, often in these tyrants, to be able to puff themselves up and to make themselves look like they are your friend, this book gets into it, it says that they will pretend to defend liberty. They'll give just these powerful speeches, they'll use the military. "They rule by fraud more than force, with cunning, plausible pretenses, to impose upon men's understandings, and in the end they master those that had so little wit as to rely on their faith and integrity." So they will lie to the people to get them to subject themselves to the tyranny that he wants to put upon them. Then he will slowly rid the ranks of government and the military of moral people, and then slowly replace them with others that are immoral and that want to help him in his efforts to impose tyranny. And then these tyrants will impoverish the people to make it more difficult to oppose them with taxes, inflation, excise taxes, etc. The charging of your ability to do business with one person or another.

Is that not going on today? Oh my goodness, it's insane. And then of course they will make war to distract the people, and also to be able to make an excuse for them to raise their taxes. They don't want the people gathering, even in small groups, because they don't want the people building relationships. Who did that? Hmm, let me think about that. "Those of influence and religion will make the people believe that the government is good." They get disposable people to do his dirty work for them so he can fire them and make the people happy, but nothing actually changes. And of course they claim to be religious and god-fearing. Didn't we hear that? All of these things. Not just from this tyrant Cox, but from basically all of our political leaders today. So now, who is this individual that tyrant Cox is using to gaslight us into thinking the only reason we would resist their rule is because we're bored? We have too much freedom. Who is this Fukuyama?

According to Wikipedia, Fukuyama, of course, he was a neocon. He was one of the early founders of the neoconservatism movement. What is a neocon? I will put a link to a longer video explanation of that in the description of this video, because I think it's important to go into more detail, but I didn't want to get distracted with that. But essentially, a neocon is a globalist for the warfare state. Whereas on the left, they're globalist for the welfare state, and with the neocons, it's the right. They are globalist for the warfare state. And they were, of course, behind things like the Patriot Act. They were the ones behind things like the invasion in Iraq. And he was a part of the RAND Corporation, which is also another globalist organization linked to the Council on Foreign Relations, and being major pushers of government control of the internet.

Another organization that he just happens to be a part of is, look at here, on the CFR.org website, on their membership roster, you have him as a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, an openly globalist organization with their report saying that they need to empower and give more power to the United Nations until it is a global government. And so this globalist, this tyrannical globalist, this person promoting globalism and world tyranny, is someone that wrote about how the only people that are opposing their global tyranny are people that are bored, because, you know, there is no more tyranny. And so Spencer Cox just really has this connection with this globalist that wants to build world government. And then, of course, he uses it to gaslight us to say, you know, the only people opposing me are people that are bored because they have too much freedom. It's disgusting. We need to understand these principles. And so that we cannot just, you know, go on the defense and say, no more, you know, stop this new thing you're doing against me.

But we need to go on the offense and start to tear down their towers. And that none shall deliver. Please go to the TreeofLibertySociety.com, become a member today, support this work that we're doing and things that you will never hear anywhere else. TreeofLibertySociety.com. We'll see you there.