Global Reset EXPOSED! Is the American Constitution Being Enforced

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The video discusses various global political issues, economic impacts on retail, and changes in consumer technology, while emphasizing the need for awareness and understanding.
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The world is no longer waiting for America to enforce its Constitution as the global political landscape shifts.
The world, no matter how much our people keep playing these ridiculous games of either denial, we're not saying things what they really are, or giving this man more time, the rest of the civilized world ain't waiting on us no more. They're enforcing Article I, Section X of the American Constitution, which is a countermeasure to the coup of, I mean, of ......... is called the reset, which is really the enforcement of the American Constitution since the phonies here won't do it.
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The speaker addresses the audience about the urgency of addressing historical issues in global politics.
And if they get sacrificed in the interim, that's on them because they've had a hundred and two years to deal with this information Information and they still been playing as black leader guys and marching people alive and they've been rescued A hundred two years ago when they still BS and the world can't wait any longer This is going to be solved one way another so what it is now The dawn has to come let them know
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A discussion clarifies the difference between embargoes and sanctions, explaining the implications of each.
the game is over You got power drunk ......... Do you all get this through your head? That was an embargo or was it a sanction? It was an embargo. Basically a sanction. Just like the U.S. put sanctions on everybody? Let me back up. No. Let me back up. Let me back up. It was an embargo. That's what it was. That means like a blockade. They wouldn't let them unload the ships.
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The economic impact on North American retail is examined, highlighting how delays in supply chains are affecting stores.
They weren't accepting any U.S. fiat for the cargo. Now what they do, this is what they do. They drop off and then they carry. So that means all of the parachutes We're sitting on the docks. rotting, and then all the so-called Christmas stock for Walmart and all the other stores set past their seasons, and so they had derivative stocks out there for later payment or transfer that they deal in cycles. So therefore, the goods that they had for so-called Christmas needed to be on the shelves in late October. You understand? And all you gotta do is set it off a few days, And now they've got this debt sitting on ships with stock because they don't warehouse anymore. You've got to understand how the economy operates. All these warehouses all over the place in North America have been vacant and owned by China. So you've got to understand this. And now, ship to shelf. So it caused every one of Target stores in Canada to shut down, consolidate their stock, send it to North America to the remaining Target stores so it doesn't look like their inventory is going down.
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The speaker notes the decline of several retail chains, indicating a trend of closures and changes in the market.
Same thing with Seedlers. Radio Shack. Radio Shack's out. ABC Pennies, same thing. All of these, see, it's only a matter of time. It's only a matter of time. It's exactly what's going on.
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Changes in the consumer electronics market are discussed, emphasizing the shift away from DIY electronics.
You can go to Radio Shack and build a radio. No, remember in the last ten years or so they changed their product line. And you couldn't anyway. This is another reason, and it's not so much just that they shut down now. The things that you used to be able to do electronically with regular shots, you couldn't do in the last ten or 15 years because they didn't have the same products. You couldn't build them. That's why they took, you know, like everybody sitting around with tv and tell on top of the tv you watch tv he changed that you got to have a converter box now hd high def and all that yeah that was done for a reason yeah i don't know for a reason disarm you so you can't protect yourself to disarm us so that we can't protect ourselves see because you got brains and people who take you on a radio attack like paul was saying You would go to Radio Shack and take ham radios and other components and build your own sophisticated components, including all satellite receivers where you didn't have to necessarily buy a cable and all that kind of stuff. They scrunched all that. And this is, again, why they was getting rid of those old TVs, so you couldn't use any of that analog technology. You I mean? So, but the pulling up was cutting through the chase.
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The speaker shares insights on international taxation and economic embargoes, warning of their implications for travelers.
Just like a couple years ago, right, brother called me from Japan and told me about that ten percent that you look on all receipts that when you're traveling, anybody from North America, they may tell your people, when you travel outside of the corporate states, And hotels or anything, look down the bottom, that ten percent goes to the crown, that tax, because the United States is a crown property. It's not a country, tell all the rest of the Moors. I got a heads up. Even a Chinese brother told me about this embargo. That's why I knew it was an embargo. He called me from Chinatown. You know, and our people really need to wake up and stop.
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The narrator discusses the importance of understanding perceptions and not relying on assumptions about differences.
......... You don't need to estimate what things are. You need to know what they are. You don't need the similarity. It's what it is.