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Belief is the anime is the enemy of knowing.

All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio. This is episode 380. Jason Lingerin is with me and we have a gentleman that goes by the pseudonym Big Sib, his name is also Brandon. I believe if you use Big Sib, you can find him on

YouTube and other places that'll get corrected if I've missed the point here. Welcome, Jason.

And a very warm and beautiful good morning yeah we haven't

had winter yet and there are still blooms on my rosemary bush a day before the

new year so it's a bit strange to say the least but in this episode we're going to get into I guess I'll just say legal ideas we don't even have language to talk about the things that we're all beginning to realize and so we default

back to the language we've learned and I always get emails saying oh you should have

said lawful just give me a break you know what I'm trying to get at, I'm doing the best I can.

Anyhow, welcome Brandon.

Well, thank you, Crow, and thank you, Jason.

Yeah, you know, we get trapped in these language games and things of that nature and we see that with

feigned words we've been made merchandise out of and it is a it is a conundrum

for us and especially with different lines of thought from different avenues of misinformation and disinformation,

but if you always go back to the root of a word and I know you're really into the etymology of words also like I am. You'll find that we have shifted from what words mean to what they feel towards us and we need to get back to what they really mean and what they really stood for and the principles that they stood for in both the civil sense and the what I'll say religious sense and that's the being able to think and act independently of another.

Well this is another big problem with entertainment. to think and act independently of another.

Well, this is another big problem with entertainment,

with movies, with TV.

We get a picture in our minds

that this word means this, and quite often it doesn't. And if you take the time to look up what it originally meant

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