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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to find a new, not just

guard a new, but find a new, a civilization built on self-evident truths, life, liberty, and property. Today is Tuesday, our annual Thanksgiving show because

we will be out tomorrow. Yes, I know, I'm taking a little bit of a long weekend,

getting a little bit lazy here but now is really not a time for laziness.

It's interesting today is actually the day itself November 21st

the anniversary of the signing of the Mayflower Compact, when the

Pilgrims recognized that their situation was irremediable in England, they need to self-separate from what they viewed as evil as unlivable circumstances politically and they began a new, a new social compact that they wrote and signed actually in the harbor as they were docking

and finding this new civilization that we

lost.

lost. And now we've come full circle,

we need our own Mayflower.

Where is our Mayflower ship compact? And that's what we need to explore because

you can't physically disengage anywhere the entire world has been founded.

I don't really know of any physical place we can go to.

So all we're left is to find the last vestiges of America that are the most salvageable, the relatively

untouched. I wouldn't say there's not an inch that's untouched from the left

but the most salvageable areas and make them actually a new compact for those

of us who actually still share the values of the original pilgrims.

And this is the problem we have because what the pilgrim self separated from was something

that wasn't nearly what we're dealing with with the anarchy and tyranny today.

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