Show sample for 9/17/24: SPIRITUS MUNDI – THE ETERNAL INTERNAL WAR

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Clyde Lewis

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🗓️ 18 September 2024

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Understanding how our government works is crucial for being informed citizens and voters. It helps us know and protect our rights, understand political news and debates, make informed decisions at the ballot box, and hold our representatives accountable. The reality is most Americans are satisfied with ignorance because they don’t think that little details about the Constitution matter — and like the Bible, people love to dictate scripture even though it is misquoted or bent to fit a hateful agenda. Spiritus Mundi is hell-bent on having an internal war that will certainly heat up if those in power keep up the lies they use to cover their tyrannical control. Tonight on Ground Zero (7-10 pm, pacific time) Clyde Lewis talks about SPIRITUS MUNDI – THE ETERNAL INTERNAL WAR. Listen Live: https://groundzero.radio Archived Shows: https://aftermath.media

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0:00.0	I'm Clyde Lewis and you're about to listen to a sample of today's Ground Zero show.
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0:08.6	I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Ground Zero.
0:17.0	Members to call tonight 5.03 225.0860. That's 503 225.0860.
0:31.0	And I'm not one to start off a show with a history lesson, but I think it's appropriate for today. After all, it is Constitution Day. Yes, Constitution Day. It is the day that they ratified the Constitution and it was recognized in September 17th. I think it was 1787. If you have not read the Constitution
0:57.1	you should read it because there were a number of meetings that had to go down, creating amendments,
1:06.0	guaranteeing rights such as free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press,
1:10.1	the right to assemble, the right to bear arms, the right to a fair trial.
1:15.0	And then there's the 10th amendment that says that the power is not delegated
1:20.0	the United States by the Constitution or prohibited by its states
1:24.2	are reserved to the states respectively or to their people.
1:27.8	It's interesting that today is Constitution Day. I know a lot of people probably don't know that.
1:38.0	And it's been said that Americans are highly entertained, but when it comes to knowing how their country
1:45.3	operates they're completely in the dark.
1:49.4	As I was reading about the Constitution today and I saw the Annenberg Constitution Day Civics
1:56.9	survey because they do this every once in a while just see how people are you
2:01.5	know how people are with their constitutional rights, how they know about their
2:04.8	constitutional rights. Just goes to show you that the Annenberg
2:08.8	Constitution Day Civic Survey has got people a little fuzzy on their civics concepts.
2:19.4	They offered this survey that happened,
2:22.2	celebrate Constitution Day, offers a kind of an interesting, weird, I guess, glimpse into what Americans know and what they don't know about their government and about constitutional rights.
2:35.7	First, the positive part. Nearly two-thirds of Americans, that's about, I think 65% or so they can correctly name all three branches of
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