I want to show you this right here. This comes from Central Tyrant Investigations. I just want to show you some of this because not only are law enforcers revenue generators, I think that they are um willfully ignorant of simple things like what is public property, what is private property, what's a public sidewalk, what's a private area, a private parking lot, and they always act stupid when it comes to easements, and this is one of these situations right here because for every 100 people they encounter, only probably one, maybe even less than one. It's probably less than 1% of the people that they encounter in America offer zero pushback. But then when somebody stands for their rights, it's a completely different story. I bet you anything upwards of 95, maybe 99% of the time if a cop comes up to an American and asks for that ID, they just give it. You know why? Because they feel like, "Hey, I'm not guilty of anything. I haven't done anything wrong. What could this possibly harm, giving my ID to this law enforcer?" Well, guess what? He's going to run you through the police system, and he can attach whatever note he wants to so the next cop who comes along sees that you were entered in that system. You had an You had an interaction with the police officer. That's never going to be positive from the perspective of police officer. Oh, and look, he attached a little note right next to your name. This person is combatant combative. He has a bad attitude. He looks to be a sovereign citizen or anti-government. You never want your name in a government system. I mean, they're already compiling your data anyway. Just don't make it easy for you for them. So, here's Central Tyrant Investigation along with um Kansas City Accountability who are on the outside of a 7 Brew, and I want you to take a look at this. Let's learn from this interaction. I'm only going to play a little bit of this. It's a 17-minute video. We're only going to watch just I don't know, say I I it's 7 or 8 minutes of this. Check this out. There's one behind you, too. And by the way, the mu- I I couldn't figure out for the first 3 or 4 minutes, the music in the background is coming from a speaker at 7Brew. I guess it's pointed in CTI's direction, so he's picking it up with his mic, and it sounds like he may have run this through a program to try to deaden the music, but you can still hear it. So, it's it's a little wacky, but you can still hear what the cops say. Yeah. >> [laughter] >> How you doing? Uh so, this was the area that I said you're not allowed to be on. Public easements, this 100% protected activity. But, once you are on our property, I do get to ask you, "Hey, you got to please either be a customer or leave our property." Now, I don't even know how clear this can be. If you know anything about the GIS, or if you know anything about easement laws, you couldn't even get you couldn't even request a bigger pole than this right here. This This pole right here is a dead giveaway. Oh my god, a dead giveaway. You got a pole like that, you got an easement. You got a very crystal clear easement. And as long as that utility pole is right there, there's an easement that goes along with that, which means the public can traverse this grassway right here. And it doesn't matter who takes care of that grass. Just because they can take care of that grass doesn't mean you don't have the right to stand on that public easement right there. >> Um which I did request that, and then you guys have stayed ever since. So, that's why I asked these fine gentlemen to come on out. Wait, we s- >> So, now I've called m- I mean, how does that even make you feel good as a man? Now, I saw you men with cameras standing out here on the grass and I give you a chance to leave, but because you didn't leave, now I'm going to call men with guns to get men with cameras off of grass that really constitutes an easement. This guy is so filled with ignorance, it's not even funny. And talk about making Seven Brew look bad. >> Stayed where? >> Uh, on our private property. >> You don't own where I'm at right now. >> This is actually just the easement that >> Yeah, it's part of the easement. You guys didn't put this big pole right here, did you? >> It doesn't matter. They're They're responsible for maintaining >> their property, sir. >> It is a public easement though, sir. So, the public just so, you know, we're ready to stand on a wall. >> Well, that's what we're talking about. But, what about right here? >> You're passing through the plants. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, but what what is your guys' goal? What what's going on? >> Nah, I was just shooting a video. We weren't even speaking to nobody. They came to >> Uh, I spoke with Nicole. I I will say, you guys have asked for people's phone numbers. Uh, you did say on the phone that you're trying to record the license plate switch. >> have your phone number? >> I did give it to you. And I did say that you gave me your phone number. Yeah, I told you guys that she you could get it from her. Mine's a company phone. >> Oh, she never gave us She never gave us. Yeah. >> Yeah, you're more than welcome to have my number. I'm going to say okay. >> Could you write it down or something? >> Uh I don't have >> You want to call the boss? >> just say it. I Yeah, I actually did you want to speak to our boss? >> Yeah, well, cuz we have a boss like you can speak to our boss. >> who I spoke to on the phone? >> No, you Now, this is an interesting uh psychological addition to these audits. Hey, do you want to call our boss? Now, you have issues of authority. It's like, hey, we got a boss and our boss says that we need to do this and hey, we're just kind of following orders and now they're they're flipping the script on them and they're like, hey, why don't we call our boss? You got a boss, you're doing business, we got a boss, we're doing business. Hey, we're just out here doing our jobs. I love that flipped script or script flip because it's it's pretty effective. It's pretty powerful and I think for the most part, it escapes the notice of the law enforcers and the people who are trying to get the cameraman away from where their property is, but it's very powerful because if they're saying, "We're going to call our boss." You You're using the excuse of, "Hey, this is our property. We are doing business. This is our job. We have a boss." The cameraman, in this case, CTI and Kansas City Accountability, are saying, "We also have a boss, and this is our place of employment, and this is how we do our business." So, now we're kind of at a stalemate. You got a boss, we got a boss. You got a job to do, we got a job to do. Even the cops are like, "Well, we we're just doing our jobs." Oh, that's that's really weird. We're We're out here doing our jobs, too. I love it. >> Nobody said that. I'm the higher-up here. Yeah, yeah. I'm the higher-up. >> Can I get your papers? YOU MEAN OUR PAPERS? Come here. You need to say it right. You got to get my papers. >> here right now, so hey. So, if you could, please just like >> Do you hear me talking to you? Can I get your >> I wish he kept ignoring him. That's hilarious. >> You're being trespassed from the property. >> I'm not on their property. >> You're being trespassed for >> Yeah, I don't care about that cuz I'm not on their property. >> Yeah, >> Yeah. >> Oh, then What rights do we have in this situation? It's right here to the left. >> We're not going on their property, sir. >> So, I'm warning you of trespass. >> Cool, you warned us. Thank you. >> If you come back, you'll go to jail. >> Thank you. We We never were on their property. That's kind of weird that you would try to trespass somebody that's never been on your property. >> Yes. >> Yeah, you you can do it. It's just weird. It's just weird. It is weird. Hey, I want that guy trespassed from my property for existing. That's weird as hell. That is weird. It's just weird. >> I'm not sure what I can and cannot say. >> I think part of the auditing toolkit should include the James Freeman gloves. It should include a clipboard because, you know, there's the authority of the clipboard concept, and [clears throat] the the gloves. I just love watching a law enforcer's face when James Freeman is putting on the gloves. They're like, uh "What's that for?" And psychologically, he knows what it means when somebody's putting on gloves. It's like, oh, somebody's going to get the hands laid on them. Well, oh, it's just I don't know I don't know why I'm doing it. I just my boss says, you know, if if you if you see any, you know, any measure of pushback, just start putting on the gloves. Well, why, boss? Well, that's just what we do. That's just what we do around here. Anybody fails to comply immediately, we put on the gloves. >> And so, I'm going >> So, yeah, I don't give them ID. >> Okay. Well, the next time you come on this property, you're going to go to >> Next time you do anything to your wife, you're going to go to jail. We're going to figure out See how that works? >> No, what you're saying doesn't make sense. >> It does. And what you're saying doesn't make sense. You're trying to give me directives, so I do the favor and do it back to you. No, I'm going to stand right here. >> No, you're going to move to the sidewalk. >> I'm going to I'm going to stand on the public easement. Oh, check this out. Look at this. They They got a secretary in uniform. It's like, hey, secretary, why don't you go and put on a uniform, pretend to be a police officer, and pretend you have authority. I love the way they talk to her. >> You know how that works? >> That's That's how it works, man. It's hey, hey, it's he's he's They're They're They're not smart, bud. >> We did take the survey. You can You can block a residential in the roadway, so. >> Cuz I knew what you were trying to do. >> He's still on the easement. This is the easement, sir. Please don't Don't argue with me. Don't argue with me. Don't Don't do that. You're barking up the wrong tree, bud. >> I would try to educate them. >> He He explained He explained that. He said he >> Can I have your number before you walk away? >> No. >> The why why >> Not you. You're You're just a tallyho. You're not important. >> I see I see What's your name, sir? Your your your phone is is covering up your billfold. >> Well, he's a second lieutenant, so he's in charge of the sergeant here. >> He's not a second lieutenant captain. >> Or captain, I'm sorry. I was in the army, so sorry. >> Prinkle Prinkle. We we just in public recording. >> It'll be Exactly. Exactly. I do like KSA's. That's Kansas City Accountability. I like his demeanor as well. We're just out here recording. What the hell is wrong with you guys? You really got three or four police officers out here responding to two guys with cameras. You don't have anything better to do. Isn't this a disgusting waste of time and resources and manpower? >> Even with them calling you guys >> a problem with them calling you guys. I have a problem with you being on the property if they don't want you to >> We're not on their property. >> property and we let them >> And actually you At this point it's got to be willful ignorance. It's got to be. Or they're just so used to people rolling over because they have these badges and uniforms on that they they rarely ever get pushed back and they really think it's going to work this time, but it's not. >> You guys are interfering with what I'm doing right now. >> Yes. I actually Exactly. Exactly. What's worse, you interfering with their brand of justice or them interfering with your freedoms? I would say the latter. >> You guys are the least >> I don't have to listen to you either. >> We're trying to figure out everything. We don't know all there >> It's crazy. >> We don't know why you're here for. We we get called here we got to figure it out. >> We'll figure it out, but don't try to kick me off of a place I have a right to be. That's my That's my thing. >> We can agree to disagree there. >> Well, we can disagree, but I go by the law. I go by the GIS GIS survey, all that, so good luck with that. >> don't start mowing this. >> I don't need to mow it. Just because you maintain something doesn't mean it's yours. >> Absolutely. >> FYI FYI >> And it's such a simple concept, too. Such a simple concept. >> stand in front of your house. Right there on the other Nope. So I can stand up right on the other side of your mailbox right there on that grass strip. That's not yours, but you maintain it. >> They don't even mow it. >> So you're trespassing the >> Man, shut up. [laughter] Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. We don't need your directives. >> I appreciate you >> Just get back in your car. >> They're clearly >> Man, we hear you. Bye-bye. >> Can you do one more thing? >> I am so surprised that at that point the male cops didn't do something to protect her honor and to save face. So surprised. I love it because these cops never expect that kind of treatment. It's the treatment that they deserve. It's the treatment that they've earned. >> Thank you, sir. >> Jesus Christ. directives I know the law. That's why I'm out here. Don't try to trample on my [ __ ] >> You want to get their them the cab number? >> I appreciate that. >> Hey, it's really simple, man. Just educate them. Hey, look, they have the right. >> Hey, we're figuring it out. >> We'll figure it out before you come try to give us directives. >> that's amping it up to be >> No, I'm not. You guys tried to violate our rights already, man. I don't The guys who came out with the guns are saying the guys with the cameras were amping things up. >> with that. >> And how you say it one more time, sir? >> Say what? Their name is Forg. >> Forg? >> Orgy. You know, when you get these calls, man, it's really simple. You should go to them and just educate them like, "Look, man, looks like they're just exercising. They're on the public easement. >> I appreciate you for getting >> every aspect of it. >> Yeah. >> Tonight >> Hey, y'all be safe there. >> What has always amazed me is people who don't want to be on camera and object to people filming in public are the very ones who front and center will put their faces and their big bodies in front of a camera lens. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Huh? >> Hey. What are you doing? >> What'd you say? I'm sorry. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you >> Here comes Karen. >> Kids scared. me. >> kids. >> Excuse me? >> Did you fart, you nasty? >> [laughter] >> Oh my gosh. Talk about catching somebody off guard. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? You have kids scared >> [ __ ] those kids. >> Excuse me? >> Did you fart, you nasty? >> No, [ __ ] you. Get off the property. >> I'm not on your property. That's the thing. >> Quit watching the kids. >> Ew, you're disgusting. >> You're [ __ ] great. >> You're harassing me. >> Stop. >> You go. Get back in your car. Skedaddle. I want to tell you something about this woman. She would make an excellent excellent cop. She's got the right attitude for the job. Squirt. Squirt. >> [laughter] >> Now she goes and tells the cop She's harassing me. HEY, [ __ ] THOSE KIDS. I would love to get the body cam footage of the cop that's going to look apologetic and say like, well unfortunately they have the right to do what they're doing. Unfortunately they're out here exercising their American rights. It's just so unfortunate, ma'am. I'm really sorry about that. See if we can get him saying unfortunately. >> [clears throat] >> Wait, did he just say unfortunately there's nothing I can do? Okay, so this lady right here goes ballistic search you the bird at him and then the female cop comes back to give directives cuz you know, that's what they got to do. It's just in their DNA. >> Your final warning for trespass. If you do not leave this property 7 for property >> Well, look at this. Like you know, a lot of times people can walk at walk around with an air of authority and it's believable. She doesn't even have it in her eyes. M. Alexander doesn't even have what it takes to even look like she has a semblance of authority. >> You will be arrested. >> I'm not on the property. >> I'm not arguing with you. This is your final warning. >> Say it again now. >> This is your final notice that you're being trespassed. >> I'm not on 7th Brew property. Have you What can I show you? Let me show you. Let me show you. I already showed the evidence. Yeah, I'll give you a couple minutes to suck a dick. I'm not moving. And that's it right there. They just tuck tail and they run. Look at that. His face pretty much says it all right there. That's all you got. This is our reality, guys. That is CTI. That's Central Tyrant Investigations. along with Kansas City Accountability. We have to understand just the takeaway of this video is number one, it's never going to do you any good. Yeah, I know you're innocent. You haven't harmed anybody. You haven't threatened anybody. You haven't damaged property. You haven't violated anybody's rights. And you feel like, "Well, if I just talk to the cop, I can clear things up." That's just not how it works. It's not how it works. That's not the psychological makeup of a person who wants the ring of power. Cuz once they get the ring of power, they automatically become corrupted. If you want to control someone against their will, the best way to do it is by becoming a cop or a politician. The politicians write the laws and they know the cops are going to follow those laws no matter how stupid and immoral they are. That's what makes all cops bad. If you want to Like it's not even a it's not an opinion. If you're going to enforce immoral laws that you know are immoral, like the alcohol prohibition law, like the drug war law, like the the corporate traffic laws, like you should have slave laws. If you're going to just go ahead and enforce those because that's what you're supposed to do. I'm I'm called a law enforcer, aren't I? So, if it's a law, then I must enforce it, then you are immoral yourself, and you can't possibly be good. So, if you took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and the laws of the state which directly violate and contradict the Second Amendment, and the Fourth Amendment, and the First Amendment, then you are immersed in encased in a tomb of cognitive dissonance, and you are not doing anybody any good. As a matter of fact, you're the biggest perveyor of evil on the planet, because that's what order followers historically speaking, that's what order followers are. They are mass propagators of evil. They spread the propaganda, they enforce the political parasitic laws, and they make life worse for the rest of us under the guy and what makes it worse, it's all under the blanket and the covers of I'm just here to protect and serve you. I'm just doing my job. I didn't write the laws, I just obey and enforce the laws. And it doesn't matter how immoral, as long as I'm getting a pay check. Long Long as I'm getting a little cheddar. Long as I'm filling my pockets and I can put food on my family's table. I don't care what kind of evil I have to inflict and initiate on you. So, we need to come to the terms that cops like this, which means all cops, all deputies, all sheriffs, all police chiefs, they all want you to take the ride. Because that's going to give them more money, the clock on the wall, the prestige, the power, that secures them because they're very insecure people. They need to know that they can control you against your will and without your consent, and only a control freak psychopath, a clinical psychopath would derive any kind of pleasure from that and stay in that. And most laws, because they're immoral, makes law enforcement officers agents of immorality. And that's why all cops are bad. Because most laws are bad and they want to enforce those on you. You're not harming anybody when you're transporting plant matter across state lines or alcohol or a powdery white substance or some substance that rhymes with smack. Do whatever you want to. Smoke whatever you want to. Pull whatever you put, you know, take draino into your system if you want to. Not a good idea. I wouldn't advise it. I'm not telling anybody to do that. But if you decide to do that, we got to keep you from harming yourself. You didn't have a seatbelt on. We got to give you a $250 ticket. Do you realize you could have died if you plowed into the side of that building right there? They don't care about your safety. They just want to extract money from you and they will lie to extract money from you. That is the long and short of what law enforcement is and that's what these people have done. They demoralized themselves. They have lost their humanity in their badge and behind that uniform. And now they've got plausible deniability because basically what they're saying is everything that I've done is completely legal. Uh Okay, it's legal. But it's immoral. You've done evil to your fellow human being. And you're the reason there's a whole bunch of evil in this world. And you swore to protect and defend and against all enemies foreign and domestic and you became the very domestic enemy you swore to protect us from, you freaking traitor. That's a problem I got with them. So all of you Sergeant Curtises and Sergeant Steves and Major Dans, Major Toms out there, you want to come on this show and explain yourself. Why you doing this? Why you And SWAT Medic Rob, oh you acting so pious. I got a couple questions for you. What would you do to me if I was transporting bouquets of flowers across state lines and the people making the law, the legislators, said that they was absolutely illegal to do that and gave you the directive that if you ever catch anybody transporting bouquets of flowers across state lines, you shall arrest them. You shall slap the torture cuffs on them, which are not made for comfort, and throw them in the back of the vehicle, impound their vehicle, take all their stuff under civil asset forfeiture, and throw them into a cage because I, the politician, said so. Would you do it, Rob? Would you do it? And he would have to be honest and say, "Well, if it's the law, yeah, I'm going to do that." Because that They're already doing that with open containers, seat belts, not activating the turn signal, burning plant matter, sh- little pieces of plants on your floorboard of your vehicle. That's enough to set them over the edge and then bring that ever-present tyrant out. So, if I ask a a Rob or a Sergeant Curtis, and I say, "Are you going to obey the pol- politician's laws if they make electrolytes illegal?" Yeah, you will. You're a liar if you say you won't. And I can't trust you anyway. That's what makes you evil people, cuz you're just doing what you're told regardless of what is right, instead of doing what is right regardless of what you're told. So, the bottom line is stop talking to police. Stop giving them what they want, and recognize they're just human beings like you and I, and they don't have legitimate authority over you. But, we do live in a messed-up world where they're operating on a completely different plane. They really believe They call you They call us subjects for a reason. They call us subjects and suspects and suspicious. You're a suspicious subject suspect in the eyes of the law enforcers. You are guilty until you prove yourself innocent. And if you try to prove yourself innocent, we're just not going to listen cuz we got our fingers in our ears, and we've already made up our minds. It's disgusting. That's the world we live in. But, if you want to try to navigate this a little bit better, it's probably a good idea to keep your trap shut. Let me know what you guys think in the comments section below. >> [bell]