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Speaker: ah Right now, families are being ripped apart over politics, parents and children. Stop speaking. Marriages are falling apart. over what seems to be something they shouldn't. And sometimes it is over nothing or who somebody voted for.
Speaker: We got a great guest here, Sydney Pines. You know, she was here talking before about exactly what that kind of division is doing, you know, including mother, son, you know, stop speaking to her. Not her son, but, you know, I want to clarify that. I made that mistake last time. you know and You know, and she's back today and I want to you know go further into that and talk to some things we talked a little bit about before.
Speaker: You know what? Because at some point you have to ask. How did politics become? so powerful enough to destroy a family. ah You know, Sydney, welcome back, you know, and I want to start.
Speaker: Where we seem to have left off last time. Sure, sure. Yeah. And thank you for having me. but for having me back. Yeah, no, and i listen. I had to have you back on after that. You know, I And I think I told you that even before we got off of there.
Speaker: Yeah. You know, last time I heard you, you told me about that mother whose son basically... disowned her. Yeah. Because she supported Trump. And then her husband was starting to leave her. And, you know, she eventually disappeared from social media and changed her number. Do you know whatever happened with that? Is there any update or anything? I still don't. No, I don't. I know. And that was actually that was in 2019.
Speaker: She just voiced her opinion that she was going to vote for him. And that's all she wrote. so you know That's my god. I know. I know it's sad. And I can only hope and pray that she disappeared because...
Speaker: okay, I want to save my marriage. I want my kids to come back. I'm hoping it's not because... She had to venture out on her own. and she just disregarded everything. I don't know. But I know. That story stuck with me.
Speaker: it's a really no It's sad. It's sad. And, you know, sadly, she wasn't the only one. And i I can't remember if I discussed this in the last show or not. But there were several like chat rooms that I'm in regarding all this stuff. And I've seen several people post it. Now, this particular person I knew personally.
Speaker: But. I have seen minimum in the last six years. 20. Posts. from other people. whether it be a niece, a nephew, a... son, a daughter, a best friend. They just... wrote people off because they had different sides.
Speaker: Man, and, you know. And that's... You know, like the marriage thing, that also leads me to the one part that we had kind of, we were talking for a show that it really. Kind of. popped in right at that moment for me.
Speaker: is the Kid Rock and Eminem thing. As you know, they were, they, you know, Kid Rock came out and said, hey, we're both Christians. I don't know why the politics is, you know, we disagree over it. I don't know why, ever but he essentially said in so many words, I don't know why everybody's freaking out.
Speaker: Right. And it was just like, it's like, man, two men who in. M &M's very ardent. Anti -Trump. He even said in one, I don't know if it was a song or he said he didn't want voters. He didn't want fans if they voted for Trump.
Speaker: And the fact that he was able to put that aside and do something with somebody because they had a common belief. Even though he's that anti -fur, it shows that. There is that sliver.
Speaker: of hope. there It is there. Yeah, yeah. and i and i And I hope to God that's true because I'll tell you, certain things that have happened over the last couple of years, I... i literally worried about humanity. and um So I hope that's true, that there is a sliver of hope.
Speaker: But ah yeah, Kid Rock is far right. you know Eminem is far left. And to be honest with you, that's the way it should be. That is the way it should be, you know? And the funny part is it never, ever even came up years ago.
Speaker: I don't know, go back to conversations you had and things you've been to. 10 years ago, eight years ago. Like, it never even came up. I remember growing up, you know, if if Mom or dad or aunt or uncle voted for one and one voted for the other once the results came out. Oh, congratulations. Now let's go out to eat. And it's not like that anymore. And it's so, yeah, their song does give us hope. And that's the way it should be. They like each other. They know each other.
Speaker: And because of... Who? voted for one and who voted the other, it shouldn't matter. It should not matter at all. Not at all. and it's And it's very sad that it is that way. You know what I mean? like It is.
Speaker: And it's. I remember growing up, that and people were divided in the 90s and 80s, right? you know but But I remember when I was young. My dad was a staunch staunch Democrat union supporter.
Speaker: Okay. Staunch. I mean, like. My dad was one of those like Republican bad, but he would always go. I forgot how he said it was. He goes, but the one thing I like that the Republicans did when they were talking about the jobs.
Speaker: was is that Americans... have to have the first dibs at. jobs in this country over somebody who's Not like necessarily an immigrant, but... That's here on like a, they come in specifically because they're hired from outside of the country to be on a worker visa. Yeah, yeah. yeah And, you know, he was kind of like, he liked that. And then, you know, he'd go he would be like, well, I was before and after. He goes, but man, Democrats really made a mistake with it.
Speaker: He goes, it killed jobs here. Like, he would still be like that, but he would still, like, in that same sentence, go, whoa. um Yeah. Democrats all the way. But. That's a whole nother thing of how I kind of. drifted away from my dad on that one.
Speaker: You know, I was talking a little, we were talking a little bit about some of the reviews on your books before. Yes. Uh huh. tell people like some of those reviews, because I feel like people need to, they need to know about what people are saying. Cause it's not just about your book.
Speaker: It's about the fact that. What's in your book appeals to more than just... The average person. Right. It appeals to more than just the partisan hacks. Right. Right. And like I was telling you before, I i could be wrong because I've not done a deep dive into all books out there.
Speaker: But... Last I heard. And when I speak into like an editor. I believe that my series is the only book out there right now written from...
Speaker: our point of view, just a basic American. and you know, I'm not going to say it's not political because obviously politics are in it. But the whole... ah goal of my books was.
Speaker: When I noticed the division and everything and I noticed people acting different and I noticed like people losing their sense of humor. And like everything just felt so weird. My book is mostly written.
Speaker: Like. I feel how a lot of Americans felt. So the reviews are the people that feel the same way I do or follow the same things I do. The reviews are finally someone put what I was thinking down on paper.
Speaker: But I didn't have the nerve to tell anybody. Somebody put I feel like I was sitting on the edge of a bed with a friend. just talking because it's done in a diary format. And then a lot of people said, you know, she hits it on the head and I've been waiting for a book like this. I can't wait for book two. Book two did come out.
Speaker: And then the ne quote unquote negative. reviews were. One person said this is obviously written from a Patriots point of view, which... I thought was kind of ironic because. It literally says on the cover of Patriot's Diary.
Speaker: um But I took that as a compliment. I like being called a patriot. Someone else put there's zero facts in here. However, it's worth a read. you know, something to think about. So yeah, i mean I'm...
Speaker: I feel like there was only like four bad reviews and the bad reviews. weren't even bad. And I mean. and i still got four stars so kudos to them for being so polite with their bad reviews But the majority is good. I feel like the majority of people can relate.
Speaker: Right. And I think that that's key. and You know, and from, you know, you've probably talked to a lot of people behind the scenes like I do, right? You know, that maybe don't agree with either one of us politically, but. yeah seem to give you some feedback.
Speaker: Right. How? How can some of those people, and this is just literally purely from a perspective standpoint, speak about those things, be open about it a little bit more, maybe without. dividing their other person or you know what i mean or like that friction like what have you noticed that Seems to work or not work.
Speaker: Well, I'll tell you what, I feel like maybe everybody on both on all sides is just plain exhausted. I feel like people are not as sensitive about the subjects of the difference opinion nowadays as they were.
Speaker: a year, two, three, four years ago. I could be wrong. And I'm only basing this on the people that i'm I've been talking to. And you know, like if... If somebody brings up a difference of opinion now, they're just like, oh Yeah, whatever. Whereas I feel three years ago, they would have ripped your head off.
Speaker: So it could be, maybe, just maybe the anger is dissipating. One can only hope. But you know. What? I'll be the first to admit when I'm out and about. I never bring up politics, never.
Speaker: If someone else does bring it up, you know, if they're on the same page as me, great. We'll have a wonderful discussion. If they're not. I will just politely nod and maybe walk away. but I feel a lot of people are still stuck.
Speaker: whether they don't have a friend, a family member, whatever, to talk to someone who feels. you know strongly, strongly conservative. I feel that's still kind of Faux pas.
Speaker: Like they're not, they don't. feel like they can speak about it freely. No, and and that's... That's key. I mean, it's it's really hard to get people to want to be. open Right. You know, like.
Speaker: And trying to do that. And when you know you look at. Kind of some of the things that you know you've talked about in your book, right? you know, Are you noticing like on social media, people are changing their tones or, you or you know, what are you seeing?
Speaker: yeah So I have... I noticed... that on Facebook, I feel... The people. are staying the same. I do, but I witnessed an ex. I witnessed a lot of people flipping.
Speaker: 1. who used to be far left. She posted recently that, okay. Things aren't making sense. And I think what the wake up call for her was when Democrats voted against.
Speaker: they feel that illegals should still be able to vote. I think that was a wake -up call for her. she you know She felt it didn't make sense. So she flipped and she says, okay, all you conservatives. I need help. help me piece this together because now I'm starting to see things different.
Speaker: And what really warmed my heart was... the um the amount of responses. No one said, Well, you know Okay, dumb, you know. dummy you know whatever you stupid you know you should have seen it before there was nothing like that They were all uplifting.
Speaker: um inspirational. hey, you know, better late than never, follow this link, follow this person. Hey, if if you want DM me, we'll talk and I'll tell you why we felt this way. and There was no negative or bashing or cutting her down at all.
Speaker: It was everybody congratulating her. So again, you know, much like Kid Rock and Eminem, I'm like, okay, great. There's hope for humanity. No, and I mean, that is just... i I personally love hearing that, right? Yes.
Speaker: You know, and you said something interesting last time. You know, and it kind of feeds into that. You know, you had said if Americans stop fighting. ah each other and realized how much they actually agree on, the government would have a problem. So when you see families doing this to each other in like acts.
Speaker: you know all those things. Do you think some of this division is being intentionally fed? Like I kind of talked a little bit or do you? you know, who benefits from these type of things. The division?
Speaker: I 100 % feel was done to us. I do. and um you know, slowly over the years and the... Like, why was there instant...
Speaker: Hatred. Black versus white right after 2020. i mean you know racism exists don't agree with it but it does it's been going on for centuries But I feel like. it got worse after 2020 and Yes. i I mean, we were... i low -key brainwashed, I believe, to feel this person's bad, this person's bad. But you know I guess that could be a whole different show.
Speaker: But the division definitely, I feel, was done to us. and It was done on purpose because... Like we said, think about it. If every single person, yeah I mean, you the government works for us, you know, and.
Speaker: You can actually have your government removed, but... Everyone's on a different page. So if everybody was on the same page and we all worked together... where would they be?
Speaker: you know they'd be screwed, right? so it's It was... Yeah, if if everybody could just get along, get on the same page, life would be, you know. butterflies and unicorns, but you know that that's impossible. That's not going to happen.
Speaker: And that's why I feel it was done to us. I really do. And I will say that, and I don't think it's a conspiracy theory. you know I feel the indoctrination, the messages, the... the omitting of certain things on the news or whatever. It was all done on purpose.
Speaker: All done on purpose. Right. No, and I I got a lot of that part out. Yeah. You know, when I talk to you, I have had.
Speaker: Adam Swarton, right? CEO of Crowds on Demand. Been on three times. very informational guy. And one of the things that really stuck out to me and that you said is, you know he had told me 99 % of what would 60 years ago be considered an organic movement.
Speaker: It's paid. 99. Yep. And, you know, he told me, he goes, he used to be in Democrat politics in California. and He told me, you know, he goes, and he said this on air, he goes, I feel like a lot of it is performative politics. It's kind of what got him away from it.
Speaker: You've probably seen the business opportunity there. No offense, Adam, if you're listening to this. Yeah, yeah. you know He was actually very smart because it's a big business. Yeah. Yeah. You know, and I didn't know, but, you know, he said he listens to my show, so.
Speaker: you know, he takes the chance that whenever he can to jump on a centrist show. I mean, he should get stopped. the partisan ones, but you know, With your book and you know what we've talked about, you know What does it say about where we are as a country when a political party or a politician or somebody like... Adam's company.
Speaker: can become more important to individuals. On like a day -to -day, I get up and I eat my dinner or I don't. Like mentality. Then their own family like From your perspective in the real world, like.
Speaker: Like, what does your heart say about this? You know, so as far as the nuclear family goes... I speak about that quite a bit in book two. Again, back to, I feel it was all done to us. I really do. and i It's...
Speaker: I feel like family values in itself. has really diminished. And, you know, whether it be because the price of everything, so stay -at -home moms now i had to go out and work or, you know, the, I feel like. the kids you know with the electronics, you know there's no more family game night. and I mean the list goes on and on.
Speaker: But. but The whole... I feel like the nuclear family has somehow, someway diminished. big time. And you know, there's literally a thing going on right now. where teenagers, and and there's actually a name for it, and young 20 -some -year -olds.
Speaker: I don't wanna say abandoning. But like they're. God, it's called something I wish I could remember. They're actually literally not speaking to their parents. And, you know, you got AI now. If they're having relationship problems or problems in school, they're asking AI instead of going to mom and dad. And it's...
Speaker: It's sad. And I really wish, and you know you know, sometimes I hate to say things like this because I don't want to sound like that. Bubble had it leaked blind at a... beauty pageant. You know, I just want world peace. but You know, sometimes I do feel like.
Speaker: That will be our goal, and I'm feeling hopeful it'll come back. somehow, someway, if things can get resolved, if there could be disclosures. I know that there's a lot of things out there that still have to be said to the public.
Speaker: um you know, Epstein files, everything. And I feel like maybe, just maybe. When? The left side, the right side, the good, the evil. the Red the blue.
Speaker: We all have one thing in common, and that's... in some shape or form, we've all been played. And I'm hoping that'll be our common denominator to unite everybody. And things can go back to old school family values. and old school, you know, everyone getting along and Hey, if you're a good person, if you come here.
Speaker: legally, if you do what you're supposed to, and, you know, I mean, you know, adapt to America, not vice versa. like everyone can get along. That would be nice. Do I think it'll happen overnight? Oh God, no.
Speaker: But. I'm hoping it'll happen eventually, like my unborn grandchildren. Maybe, hopefully, they'll have a brighter and better future. But. Something I feel something's gonna give because if we keep going on like this you know I put a bunch of different psyops and possibilities of what could be going on in the world.
Speaker: in the books. And if one of the psyops were, okay, listen. military is going to step in and blah, blah, blah. That's not true. Lord help all of us. It's not gonna be pretty.
Speaker: yeah I know. yeah like what What is your latest book that is out right now? And then the one before that, and I believe you have another one coming on. I do. So the first one is called Awakening, A Patriot's Diary of American conception Deception.
Speaker: And then the second one is called Golden Age Rising. And my third one is probably going to come out within a couple of months. And I i don't have a title for that yet. Yeah. You know, like. I'm,
Speaker: Sorry, picking back on that, you know, we were talking a little bit about my wife's health journey lately, if you want to call it. And. you know she had went for surgery I went to the ER a couple of times before that, and you know, they kind of. I don't want to say dismissed her, right?
Speaker: is Again, I'm not a doctor, so I don't know how that works. But it just seemed like they didn't take her seriously. Enough. And, you know, it could have potentially killed her. Right. right And, you know, I talked about in the last show is that I don't feel like.
Speaker: The healthcare industry is put in a position right now to where. Unless you're saying like, hey, you almost killed me that they don't take you seriously. Now, if you say something like that. They're more panicked? And trying to do.
Speaker: They'll go overboard. Right. Right. Well, I'll tell you what, out of everything that I came across, you know, awakening book one is. was my oh my God, my my slap in the face moment when I wrote that.
Speaker: And that's when I started discovering everything. Now, I just feel like it's... in my head, old news, but of everything that I researched and went down. and learned about. One thing upsets me the most is the whole healthcare field. And You know, I mean, that is the most frustrating for me. I mean, don't get me wrong, it all is.
Speaker: But... The health care. Field is. You know, when you realize how this links to this and this is because of this and this is, oh, my God, that it all makes sense. It's like.
Speaker: putting Working for years on this big puzzle and when you put that last piece in, you're like, ah, so, you know. So many things are so linked together. The removal of...
Speaker: Copper pipes, the removal of copper tools in the healthcare. field that they used to use years ago. Well, they discovered they have healing properties. you know, the the big pharma. You know, there's so many natural things that could cure this, this or this.
Speaker: And. No one told you. And, you know, and it's not the doctors because. They were also raised this way. And then they go to college and they go to school. So that's what they learned.
Speaker: But when you do a deeper dive, into centuries ago. how they removed it and stopped teaching those doctors. what really worked. I mean, it it's enough to make you want to throw up.
Speaker: I mean, you know, chemo is made, you know, it's it's mustard gas. I mean, it's toxic. You know, the list goes on and on. Fluoride. you know, sunscreen I mean, it just, it it just, there's a whole list.
Speaker: And most of that is in book two. But yeah, the health care field and and, you know, I have to clarify. when I say stuff like that, because I do not in any way, shape or form.
Speaker: want a doctor or a nurse to think I'm... degrading them. I'm not. they're doing what they were taught. But if you go back, like I said, decades or centuries to how The natural stuff that could have been and you realize that the birth of big pharma and everything else was Done.
Speaker: On purpose. You know, that's that's the part of the healthcare field that upsets me. Now, as far as like... the your wife and and being blown off. I don't. Most of my research is from back then, like how did things start?
Speaker: So I don't have any recent, you know, opinions to be honest with you and knock on wood, I have not been. in the hospital. so I don't have a personal experience. but You know, it could be two, and I'm not defining them by any means.
Speaker: But. you know with AI and then you got these WebMDs and these telecoms and you got. you know, a PA, an NP or whatever. yes You know, I just...
Speaker: Maybe, just maybe, they're getting just more nonchalant. I don't know, but it's, yeah, the healthcare care field is is not what it used to be as far as far as the the persons go in the hospital. but you I mean, like even think about it. I don't know when you were growing up. If you went in and broke your leg to the emergency room,
Speaker: they would make a phone call and the orthopedic surgeon would come right away or the orthoped. Now it's like. Okay, here's the phone number. Call next week for an appointment. Right. Yeah. Right. and Yeah.
Speaker: Right, definitely. I think what hit the hardest for me was, and you know what I'm about to say, I feel like a lot of people kind of picked up on this because I remember hearing in high school, I remember an uncle saying this.
Speaker: The whole cancer thing. that That hit me the hardest because I have several family members that passed away of cancer. And what I mean by that is there there is... things out there that would suppress cancer. And there are things out there that, and actually, believe it or not, holistic things which would treat early stage cancers. yeah And when I hear The people I know personally.
Speaker: um They did the aggressive camp. ah chemo and radiation. And when I found out what chemotherapy was, and a lot of times it's actually the chemotherapy that kills you, not the cancer. that that was That was a rough one.
Speaker: But I feel like I said, you know, growing up in high school, I remember uncle saying, oh They have a cure to for cancer. It just makes them too much money. you know, it goes right over your head you know you think okay that's just your opinion but then when you Then when all this blew up and I...
Speaker: Redwood. as truly in chemo and beyond. And you know, there's some... um I forgot it's an S country. It's in Switzerland or Sweden. where they actually, they banned mammograms.
Speaker: you know, the because the radio, the... The. radiation that goes into the breast can contribute to breast cancer. So they banned them. I mean, I know you just made that face and that's the same face I made. I'm like, what? And yeah, I know. And then, ah you know, natural sunlight.
Speaker: you know they You know, you should avoid it, wear sunscreen. And again, in the same country. If there's a child with ADD or learning disabilities or an adult that's depressed, the doctor, the physician will actually write a prescription. for you to go to a tanning bed. Yes, and you know, and because they said that, you know, the tanning beds are the bad, they're... They don't have vitamin D. They don't, you know, it's the UV. and No, it does have vitamin D. It does help. And there's physicians that will write prescriptions for tanning beds.
Speaker: So, but I think, yeah. yeah Oh, yeah. the The list goes on and on. It's crazy. It's crazy. and I know. I mean, what else were you going to say about that? Sorry, that's just like. Yeah, I know. I know. And, you know, and like I said, I list a lot in it in book two.
Speaker: The end. But. There was too many to list. So everything I list, there's there's more to. And, you know, here's the thing. If all this comes to fruition. And they disclose all of this and the truth does come out.
Speaker: there's going to be things that even blow me away too. I mean, there's just not enough hours in a day. to go through everything. But they say everything we've ever learned has been a lie. you know, our history, everything. And so be interesting for us all to learn it together.
Speaker: And I do want to. point out that And i want I want your listeners to know. I will never ever be arrogant enough or naive enough to say everything I'm telling you is 100 % true. Do I believe it's true? Yes. Do I know for a fact it's true? No, I don't. And I'll never admit that.
Speaker: And I think it's important I put in there all the different things that. Hood. be going on. Because remember, these books were intended for my unborn grandchildren and I wanted them to have documentation.
Speaker: This is everything that can be transpiring. Doesn't mean it is. And I do put in there what I believe. But just because I believe it doesn't mean others have to. But you know, the good news is that You know, anybody who's, who's far left or in the middle or slightly right.
Speaker: And if they hear. high conservatives or conspiracy theorists and they shrug it off or they laugh it off. I feel the books describe. perfectly. Where were...
Speaker: they were coming from and how they got to that thought process it's like okay yeah you might not understand but I see how you felt that type thing Right. And, you know.
Speaker: Who do you think ordinary Americans when it comes down to this, right? Who should they be holding accountable? Like who do we hold accountable with? And when I say accountability.
Speaker: For me, it's got to be more than just that standard pitchfork. We want to come after you type of thing, right? Like from your perspective, right? Who do we hold accountable to actually? Get something to change without it being broken down into, well, if you vote for this, you're a bad person.
Speaker: Right. I think we're past that. My personal opinion is I think we're past that. I do. I mean, but obviously, you know, life goes on and, you know, democracy goes on. You still have to do it. But I do think we're past that. I can't say this enough. I know I hate to sound like a broken record. I say it in every podcast I do. It's not Republican versus Democrat.
Speaker: It's not. It is. Good versus evil. There are a lot of bad Republicans out there. and You know, who do we hold accountable? It's been going on for a long time, and I'm sure you've heard the saying.
Speaker: When it comes to elections, it's not an election, it's a selection. And, you know, people have been saying that now more so the last six years, but I've known people that have been saying that for 10, 15 years. and It's literally wiping out the evil.
Speaker: how How do we do it? i don't know But. I don't know. Sometimes I think military is the only way. Military has to step in. but I feel like there's so much more going on behind the scenes. And I feel like no matter what side you're on, we can all agree with that.
Speaker: You know, I once said that if the Twilight Zone and Saturday Night Live had a baby, that'd be the U .S. right now. And, you know, sometimes it does feel like we're in the Twilight Zone. And, you know, the latest is, I don't know if you heard this or not, Joe, but there's a good chance that they might call off the midterms.
Speaker: or delay them. Really? Declare a national emergency. That is just... I just I'll say pure insanity. Yeah. Yeah. Just pure, pure insanity.
Speaker: Good lord. You know, the last time we were on. you know i want to make sure we stay on point your book right sure that's one of the big important things because i'll go on a 5 000 tangents you know You told me originally, you know, thought about only writing one book, you know, now you're on what three is your next one coming out your fourth or. No, by my third one will be coming out. Right.
Speaker: Yeah. At what point do you look around and say, good Lord, I have enough material to keep writing these? Like, how did how did you? Yeah. So because it's not over with. ah Right, not by a mile. yeah Because there's still stuff going on. so Again, you know, when I first started doing this, I would... i would Bang on my computer. Print it out.
Speaker: Put it in a binder in my closet. That's it. So. I thought it was just going to be book one because... Okay, this is what could be going on. And I had no idea it was going to intensify yeah and it was going to keep going on. And then I... There was. A big, huge burst.
Speaker: of TDS. And I felt that was worth writing about because I wanted, again, my future generation to know what was going on. So that's what made me do book two. And, and I started it with, okay. The story lives on, you know, the saga continues, actually.
Speaker: So then I'm... So now you got the midterms coming up. You got this coming up. You know, you they're still talking. Trump made that announcement about the 2020 election. You had the Fossey trials.
Speaker: So yeah, there was definitely enough information. ah for book three. And there might be a book for. And I, you know, I told my family, I'll know when to stop. I'll know when to stop. but i don't i I enjoy it and I...
Speaker: I feel there's still more to write about. That is so for you, what's the next step from here? Like, where do you see these things going for you and for the. The...
Speaker: I want like your. Your perspective is very unique for a lot of people. Right. You know. You can almost call it like a movement that just hasn't caught fire yet Yeah, yeah. you know That's how I'm kind of viewing it. Well, I like that, you know, and and What made me look into getting a published and this is still kind of my goal.
Speaker: I would love nothing more for someone to reach out to me and say hey my my Niece disowned me. And she read your book. And she called me and now we're talking again. I know that sounds. corny.
Speaker: But that would make me so happy. And I think my books were intended. It's like, wait a minute, everybody. Y 'all are turning against each other and it shouldn't be this way. This is your point of view. This is our point of view.
Speaker: We're both being played. Knock it off. You voted. You know, you did this. You feel this way. Stop it. And ah that would that's my I just and I feel believe it or not. there is Because this whatever's going on is global.
Speaker: There's 9 million people. they'd feel the same way I do. Yeah, 9 million. So I feel like I'm kind of low key. their voice.
Speaker: Yes. I wouldn't be surprised. yeah it's a moot like i said it's a movement that has not caught fire yet and when i say fire it is not like come to the forefront yeah of what people are starting to see every day. right And there is a section of young males in this country that are going back to.
Speaker: God and church, they feel lost. And some young women, but statistics say it's a lot more young males because. They feel like they're ignored. They feel like they're chastised for existing.
Speaker: Right. you know, my son being one of them, my 16 year old, you know, he is. He was going to church his whole life, but he's become more involved. Because he's went through some things at school that really made him feel like he didn't belong with certain groups of friends that up until he said he went to church.
Speaker: We're his good friends. And then once he said, oh, I'm. Peace. Okay. They just completely forgot about them. Amen. And, you know, I told him, I said, kids can be brutal. Yeah. I said, that tells you that they were only your friend because you were politically aligned with them.
Speaker: They did not really care about you as a human. They didn't care about the human connection, your friendship, your companionship as a person. Writes. I said, and that's you know and I think that's different today than versus what was back then.
Speaker: Back then you developed that part first. yeah Then the politics kind of came into it. Right. you know you you met that person you know you're at the you're at the grocery store of the video store and you're like oh you like that movie too me too and then somehow you struck up some kind of friendship Right, right, right. You know, whereas now you don't have that as much. No, right, right. And I think, you know, you' like what do they say, that like develop your social skills, things of that nature. so Right.
Speaker: Right, you know Has ah anything... You've written since our last conversation. You know, we'll wrap this up with this Made you stop and go.
Speaker: I can't believe this is actually where we are. You know, there was I was kind of proofreading and going through some editing. editing the other day and there's actually, I forgot the date.
Speaker: But I typed in there, I started off by saying whatever the date was. And then I went, oh my, did I literally just type that date? I'm still writing. I still have material to write about. This is really sad. No, but nothing actually Do I feel? that more should have happened by now.
Speaker: Accountability arrests everything. 100%. Absolutely. And I think we all feel that way. And I feel that. I feel like some people flipped a lot. politically from this person to that for that reason.
Speaker: You know, they expected I don't know, like Superman to come in. you know, in some form, whether it be the Democrat side, Republican side, whatever, and to clean house. And when it didn't, they kept flipping. But yeah, I definitely feel, I didn't think I'd be right in this long, for sure.
Speaker: for sure. But you know, I mean, I don't know. What? Was that saying Rome was a built in a day? I don't know. So if there really is corruption, that's... going to be gone, I guess, when you got centuries of...
Speaker: Maneuvers. Almost brainwashing. I guess it's not going to be cleaned up overnight. No, you yeah that's... Will it ever be cleaned up? Yeah. Yeah, and that's just, that's definitely an un... unfortunate part, you know?
Speaker: Right, right, right. You know, that that that is... um So tell everybody. ah you know as we we close out here where they can find your books the best place you know Who gives them the best deals or whatever, because that's how everybody's going to think. Yeah.
Speaker: So currently I'm actually. doing a a transition. So right now I'm currently only on Amazon. So um they've been temporarily taken down from Barnes and Nobles, all that at at my doing. So right now it's just on Amazon. And, you know, the first one is kind of a long, tricky title. It's Awakening. a Patriots Diary of American Deception.
Speaker: It's probably easier just to type in the search bar my name, Sydney Pines. Awesome. And that's great. Well, everybody. This is I'm glad we had Sidney Pines back on again.
Speaker: We're going to hopefully make her. A regular here because her message seemed to stick out with you guys and really hit home. So I appreciate everybody tuning in and we look forward to you in the next show.
Speaker: Wonderful. Thank you so much, Joe. Thank you.
