United States Natural Resources and Institutional Breach of Trust
The United States is described as the last bastion of freedom possessing unfathomable natural resources that global interests seek to control. A significant breach of trust has occurred between the American people and major institutions, including the corporate world and Ivy League universities. Harvard University's president is cited as a primary example of this institutional decay, specifically regarding allegations of plagiarism and the protection of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives supported by Barack Obama.
donald trump· barack obama· harvard university· dei· natural resources· ivy league
00:00 There's no precedent in our history for the period of time that we're in. People will go, well, we've been through the revolution, we've been through a civil war. Now, this is a time that's different. This is a time where the United States of America is sort of the last redoubt of defense, last bastion of freedom. of freedom and what you have is you have in play right now a grab for a lot of resources that this country has, that the United States of America has. So at the 100,000 foot level, it's kind of like why? Well, because what America possesses in terms of just natural resources is something that is unfathomable to most, but we have an ability to be able to take care of the rest of the world with just what we have right here in the United States. So that's at the 100,000 foot level. You come down a little bit and you start to say, okay, so what is it that we can do? Number one, I do think that President Trump has learned an awful lot. He's learned a lot of valuable, tough, tough lessons on, certainly on people and on processes and opportunities that I think that he will see
00:58 if he's able to get back into office. I do think that you, you mentioned the words phrase civil war I look for words, words matter. And we've gone from deplorables to irredeemables to all kinds of other phrases, election deniers and COVID deniers and Vax deniers. And now we hear words like dictator where they're calling Trump a dictator. And I heard a word used recently the other day, I think it was in one of the Sunday talk shows, Alex, where they use the word Confederate. And I picked up on that. Oh, they're saying it everywhere. They're saying... Yeah. The Chicago mayor said, the reason we have illegal aliens here is the Confederates. And then now on CNN everywhere, they're saying Trump is a Confederate and his... So they're really trying to bring back the 1860 Civil War. I'm glad you think about that. So I bring this up because when they use these words, these are, you know, we call it projection, right? This is how
01:57 This is how they are. It's unbelievable what I call it sort of a, you know, I don't know. It's a breach of trust, an erosion of trust by the people of this country in our institutions. And it's not just the institutions of government. It's every institution. It's institutions of the corporate world. It's clearly institutions of Of the graduate and undergraduate programs in this country. I mean, look at what just recently happened with the Ivy Leagues, right? The Ivy League president. It's a cult. It's a huge cult. You know, one of the things, and I'll be a little bit more specific about the president of Harvard. One of the reasons why Obama has come out really strongly in support of her, and she's plagiarized a bunch of times. I mean, people would be thrown out, students would be thrown out of school for this kind of stuff, and she's the president of Harvard.
02:42 So one of the things is that she's so she's such a poster child for DEI diversity equity and inclusiveness Right and so if she were to be fired or thrown out of that campus like she should be It would just destroy the whole DEI movement. This is why you see Barack Obama recently coming out in support of her and others but these are the kinds of things that cause this breach of trust and By the American people in in their in these institutions that were supposed to respect remember Millie saying he wants to know about white rage Exactly. It's not just guys like Millie either. It's I mean you look at somebody like me and I'll use I'll speak for myself I mean I've been served for 33 plus years in the United States armed armed forces five of those years in combat The biggest enemy that I ended up facing was not al-qaeda was not Isis It was not the Russian hordes crossing the European plains. It was our own
