Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower an American patriot.

Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for comforting lives.

Here is Civil Liberties Enthusias, Second Amendment Defender,

and recovering FBI agent Kyle Serif. Hello, my friends, welcome to the Kyle Serif and show we've got kind of a

inspirational show today in so much as I woke up inspired to give it to you and

share this information which I don't actually think is going to encourage you.

It's going to start your week off on maybe a negative note but it is a note that I think we should all be aware of.

Today's episode is about an old historical adage. those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.

And a lot of us have kind of a sense of what that means.

We think that it means that you're in a position of power and

that you're going to be making the decisions and when you don't know what

happened in history then you're likely to make the same mistakes of those who committed them earlier.

I'm going to ask you to reframe that old adage in a way that's a little bit different.

What I think that adage means is that those who do not know the warnings of history

are likely to suffer the same fate as those who suffered them historically.

And I think that is actually a profound change in what that actual adage means.

The failings of history were those of the ruling class of the powerful.

And most of us are not in that category.

In fact, most of us just experience

whatever tyranny or democratic process is allowed

by those who have the power.

And so, if we don't know the historical lessons, the dangers that exist, in our historical record,

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