In Memory of Charlie Kirk - What does the future hold for the conservative movement? Special Guest Jeremy James
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Speaker 2:Alright. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. Joshua Michael Noncompliant America. And, people are gathering all over the world right now in the name of Charlie Kirk and everything that he stood for. And I wanna get into a lot of those details in regards to what's happening, what's next.
Speaker 2:We can dive in a little bit. I got, my buddy Jeremy James riding with me today, shotgun. And we're gonna kinda dive into some of the, conspiracy stuff because we we like to involve the truth. I know that they found the shooter, the supposed shooter, the single, lone gunman. But it's all just kind of speculative in regards to everything else.
Speaker 2:And the premise of this show is everything that we're always trying to ask is let's get down to the truth. And the better question is is will we ever know the truth? The reality is is we very likely will not. But we like to explore things. We like to ask questions, and we like to have accountability.
Speaker 2:And we'll go whichever direction and whichever anywhere leads the case. I hope that you guys have had a great summer. We all know that it's over. And yeah. So in that ado, I'd like to introduce Jeremy James.
Speaker 2:He is a confidant, great friend of mine, and we've been having discussions of just the effects that this entire situation that's transpired with the death of Charlie Kirk. It's just mind blowing. I mean, the entire country and the entire world for that is mourning for everything that they stood for. But there's some interesting things that we've been talking about, and we'd like to address those with guys with you. If you have any input after the show, feel free to follow me on x at noncompliant a f, or you can go to noncompliantamerica.com, or send me an email, jm@noncompliantamerica.com.
Speaker 2:So, Jeremy, how are you today, brother? I know it's been, a really hard past few days, with the death of Charlie Kirk, and, you know, we mourn for his family. We mourn for his friends. And, you know, I didn't know him personally, but, you didn't know him personally. But you were telling me something, I think this would be a good place to start, is how politically kinda uninvolved you were prior to Kirk and how Charlie Kirk actually played a huge role in yourself and your personal experience and kinda your personal growth and development.
Speaker 2:I I think that's a very important place to start just to just to show the level of impact that this guy and by all means, everybody knows Charlie Kirk had a huge impact. But I guess just start there. Let's talk about your journey, you know, kind of what he's meant to you and, kind of fast forward into today.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Well, I started listening to Charlie Kirk about seven or eight years ago actually and I wasn't really into to politics at all. And I think what really drew me to him was was the fact that he was always trying to hear the other side and that goes really well with with the way I am generally. You know? I'm one of those people that likes to say, okay.
Speaker 3:Let's stop for a second and figure out why someone did something, you know, what their intent was as opposed to just looking at the reactionary. And I think Charlie was good at that, you know. He he set up a forum where anybody could speak, and I think that that that's terrifying to some people, but we don't all have to agree. Well, and that was
Speaker 2:the true testament of Charlie is the sword of truth is that he would literally go into any situation at any time because he knew that he had the truth on his side, and he would try to bridge that gap of understanding and try to virtually un unwind the woke mind virus that Elon Musk talks about and being able to find some common ground with these people. That was really his power and his sword, and it was very, very effective, especially with the youth.
Speaker 3:Yeah. I couldn't agree more with that. And and the fact that, you know, you were speaking earlier about how difficult this has been. It it affected me personally, really. You know, it hit me hard.
Speaker 3:It was a heavy heavy thing to bear and kinda what's what's the light in that, I think, is that now seeing what's happening around the world, the impact that he truly had, you know, it's unfortunate that we lost Charlie, but because we lost Charlie, he's changing the world.
Speaker 2:I absolutely I I a 100% agree, and I wanna get into that and talk about, you know, what's next and what's coming and what do you see the transformation. I mean, I've already seen it. You can see it all over social media as people are like, hey. We are no longer compromising. We are no longer going to let this indoctrination center.
Speaker 2:And I wanna talk a little bit about the indoctrination of the college system, the education infrastructure, and how they took you know, we're just gonna go off for this particular argument that this is a lone gunman. This is a shooter that was essentially radicalized, but he seemed to have a pretty regular upbringing. He had a hunting background, they went to Alaska, they went fishing, they went all these normal, what you would consider like rural upbringing, and it's in Utah of all places, and he seemed pretty normal. Yeah. He spent a lot of time gaming and on the computer and everything else, but he didn't seem like a crazy lunatic radical with pink hair.
Speaker 2:And what was the transformation? Was he always like that? Because his family seemed pretty normal and stable. And so I think that there's some correlation with him going to college and just that transformation. The folks, do you understand, like, when Obama basically rolled out the free tuition for college, it's because they knew that they had the education system on lockdown and that they could then build what he has always talked about is his brown shirt army of the youth, I e, the brown shirts, the Hitler youth, all of these infrastructures for revolutionary situations in which we're now experiencing the ramifications for that.
Speaker 2:Yet all these kids, go they went to school, and they're normal kids, and they come out. You know, I have a cousin who is a radical, and she's almost 30, and she's like a career college student and is completely indoctrinated into the leftist ideology, the communist ideology, and she hates Trump. There's no getting around it. She can't have a conversation. She can't do anything.
Speaker 2:But we all grew up together. And so this stuff has to change. It has to shift. If your kids are thinking about going to college, you might wanna think again at this point until this stuff gets fixed because you might be sending a perfectly good intentioned person that might be impressionable, but they have years and years and years and years of indoctrination manipulation tactics that they've embedded into these colleges that they're brainwashing the youth into it. The same reason you didn't have your kid go to school to wear a mask or for the COVID lockdowns, you started homeschooling your kid, It's the same thing.
Speaker 2:Colleges are not off limits. Colleges are the elephant in the room for this new revolutionary system that they're trying to build. And I just think that Charlie played such an integral part in unwinding that so effectively with tens of millions of people. That's why they had to take him out. And another interesting thing of who they is and where the potential of other players that may or may not be involved, I wanna get into it with Jeremy on the next segment, is what would be the motivation to do that?
Speaker 2:Obviously, he had a lot of people that disagreed with him. But an interesting fact is the fact this feels very JFK esque in regards to this assassination. The lone gunman on the roof, and they found him shortly after. We haven't even heard anything that this guy has said. There's been no public testimony about it.
Speaker 2:There's been nothing. Whereas what possibly could have potentially happened versus what we're being told, it all just feels a little bit too clean. You got Cash Patel and Bongino coming on. First thing that they say, first thing at that press conference, the first thing that they say is we got him. You know?
Speaker 2:And in other words, stop investigating, stop looking, stop don't peek anymore. All these independent online journalists that are just really diving into the facts and finding more things, it's like, stop guys. We found the guy. And it's almost a perfect layout of how it happened. You know, there wasn't any, like, weird holes.
Speaker 2:It was like they filled all the holes as people were starting to explore other things, other potential actors that could be playing a part in this. All this stuff, we have to keep asking questions. Yes. We'll probably never figure out exactly what happened. But the way that you look at who the potential actors are is you look at what happens after.
Speaker 2:Who's seizing the opportunity? I know Ben Shapiro is talking about carrying the bloody microphone of Charlie Kirk, and he's gonna carry on the TP USA legacy in which him and Charlie weren't getting along. I don't know if you've seen the last interview that they did together. Charlie's asking legitimate questions, and it's all tied to the forbidden fruit of Israel. You can't talk about Israel.
Speaker 2:Israel is our greatest ally. You know? And so it's it just begs the question, you know, what is actually behind this? What's going on with it and everything else? I mean your thoughts Jeremy on all of that?
Speaker 3:Well I mean I think to to start off with the the college campuses and stuff, that's exactly what Charlie did is he went to college. He went to a semester of college, and he saw the indoctrination right in the beginning. And that's where he chose to fight his fight because he was there firsthand, and he had the knowledge of saying exactly what you're saying, the indoctrination of our youth, our young people that are impressionable at that age and they don't know what's better for them and someone sits there and spoon feeds them and then they they fall into the the left leaning category and and these are just places where they create what I mean in basis is communism. I mean, really is is what it is is that that these people want full government control and to take take the rights away from people, you know, hey. We're not allowed to say specific things on the right or whatever.
Speaker 3:And so, you know, we respect other people and we do that. And then but but if you say something that the left doesn't like like Charlie did all the time, then then I mean, look at what happens. And and further to your point, you know, all all these kids one of these kids that that this happened to, or or the kid, excuse me, the the kid that they've got, you know, we've got the guy. What you were saying there was, you know, the FBI is saying basically stop looking, and that pretty much goes against everything Charlie was about. Right?
Speaker 3:Exactly.
Speaker 2:And and so this, so rewind, you know, obviously, a couple days ago was 09:11. And remember the kind of media blitz surrounding Osama bin Laden, and that he was the orchestrator behind the entire thing. He's the guy we're gonna go get him in Afghanistan. Everybody, if if you're not with us, you're against us. You know, all these the same type of rhetoric, and I'm and I'm by by all means, I absolutely 100% respect Charlie and his family and everything that he did.
Speaker 2:And I I I don't wish to speak any ill will toward this disaster. Right? This tragedy that happened with him. But it is begging the question and the uncloaking that's happening. I'm seeing, us gear closer toward a civil war in which we are actually in a war.
Speaker 2:We've been in a war with the communists for a very long time, and they cloak as the democrats, some republicans, mostly Oregon republicans that are all tied in with this. It's kind of an uncloaking that's happening to where I think a lot of people are realizing the real fight that Charlie was fighting for, but also the real fight that we're in and the dire straits that we're in as a country, and what the ramifications are, but also how far down the rabbit hole we've gone by overindulging in sports and food and pleasure and socializing. And, you know, most of us are working ourselves to death to where we're we're kind of fell asleep at the wheel for a long time. I feel like this moment in history is all of that is being uncloaked and people are starting to realize real life that we're living in. Wouldn't you say?
Speaker 3:Absolutely. And I think there's a lot more to get into with that too, with with the what's happening after this this passing of Charlie.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Hold that thought. We got Jeremy James with us right now. I'm Joshua Michael, Noncompliant America. Thank you very much for listening.
Speaker 2:We'll be more right on the other side of this break. Alright. Welcome back. Second segment, Joshua Michael Noncompliant America. Thank you very much for tuning in.
Speaker 2:Make sure to follow me on x at Noncompliant AF. I do a lot of posting. We're talking, about the Charlie Kirk situation. What does that mean for the future of this country? Who the potential bad actors are that were involved?
Speaker 2:Was it the lone gunman that everybody's, everybody's saying? It's kinda weird. It's kinda sus. It's always sus when the FBI involves. They came swooping in, roaring in, taking charge of everything, kind of, you know, restricting us, giving us very mild pictures.
Speaker 2:An interesting report that I saw in regards to that particular campus, there was a guy, he actually brought the work order forward and showed that they added 1,800 or 2,200 cameras. I don't know exactly. But he but they just did a huge renovation these past couple years with ten eighty p HD cameras. It's actually interesting on how limited we were on all that footage and leave it to the FBI to go to Epstein's Island and seize all the things, and that that kinda goes into the rabbit hole. And I just you know, I don't trust Cash.
Speaker 2:I think he's doing a horrible job. I I think that they're just running PR. I mean, he pledged that he would come in nonpartisan and, you know, act in good faith on behalf of the American people. And this press conference, first thing he talks about is thanking president Trump and how great president Trump is. And had president Trump not done this, not done that, then they wouldn't be for president Trump.
Speaker 2:And and I get it, But at the same time, it's like we need to have raw intel. We need to have especially if they're trying to restore transparency within the government, I think that that is a huge point. I think somebody like Ivan Ranklin if Ivan Ranklin was in there, which he's been begging to try to get in there, and help these guys, you'll get a lot more open transparency. And the bigger reason is is why are they operating that way? And and and is the reality that the deep state or the executive state has such a long reach that doesn't matter who you put at the head of it, they're still gonna be bad actors.
Speaker 2:And we know that they are. But are they going to have that much of an effect? You know? So there's a lot of things you were talking about on the break. Jeremy, I wanna get into that, of what you were saying about the Charlie situation.
Speaker 2:Could you repeat what you were saying?
Speaker 3:Well, I was just talking about the fact that, you know, he he was obviously, you know, gunned down. And in my opinion, there's not enough information to point to who did it. You know? And then like you said, the FBI comes in and says, we need to stop talking about this. We need to stop looking at it.
Speaker 3:Everything's done. Let's wrap it up with a bow. It's all nice and tidy. But who who stood to gain from it? And and is their plan working or is it backfiring you know because right now the reaction I think is bigger than anybody expected it could have ever been and because of that you know, you've got movements happening worldwide and me as just a regular guy, I never would have thought, you know, there's gonna be a million people in The UK in two days celebrating life for Charlie.
Speaker 3:And so it it may it begs the question of what the intent was. Why are you trying to be transparent but also telling us to stop ask questions as in regards to the FBI? Yeah.
Speaker 2:Exactly. There's a ton of unanswered questions. For example, the two men that got arrested. The two men that got arrested and said, we shot Charlie Kirk. Right?
Speaker 2:Then they got released, and then this happened. One of those men did the same thing at the Boston bombing. He did the same thing at 09:11. And the statistical probability of that being the case is point zero zero zero zero zero zero five. It's like one out of billions and billions of the the statistical probability that he would be there on that day at those times at those moments.
Speaker 2:That's a really interesting thing. That's a really interesting thing exploring. Who is this guy? Right? The guy that they showed, oh, we got him.
Speaker 2:He he's arrested. Everybody stopped looking. Then the Internet started digging more and pushing back on this stuff to then we'll discover this other guy. But they're also exploring these mysterious plane, this mysterious plane that took off and it went dark, and now suddenly it didn't actually go dark for three or four hours out of out of Utah, the airport, right down the street. You know?
Speaker 2:So there's just a lot of questions that should potentially be answered. But we can talk about those all day long, and it's a huge inevitable rabbit hole. Yes. We'll probably never get the answer. But the big topic, I think, is where do we go from here?
Speaker 2:What's going to be happening now? You know, we see these movements rising up. We see Britain rising up. There's, you know, motorcades in Africa. I mean, all over, Charlie's impact was so vast and so large and so positive that the reaction, I think, is a is a great thing toward restoring this republic, which I think is what Charlie's entire goal was.
Speaker 3:And I couldn't agree more. I couldn't agree more with that because he's been trying to do what is now happening on college campuses for years. He started TPUSA when he was 19. I mean he was 31 years old when he passed and over that amount of time all he's done is trying tried to have the impact that now in his in his passing he's receiving, but it's on a level that I don't think anybody could have predicted.
Speaker 2:Well, don't think it's even been, it's it's quantified at this point. I think, you know, the the body's still cold essentially, it's still warm for that matter. I don't think the quantification of that but an interesting thing is like, you know, they asked a question like, why Charlie? Why Charlie? And Charlie, his birthday is coming up.
Speaker 2:He would have been '31, '32. He would have been '32. So an interesting point, that is maybe may or may not be relevant. And this is something that I wanna get in on the other side, but think about this. He would have been 35 right before the cutoff for running in 2028.
Speaker 2:He would have been JFK two point o on steroids. Megan Kelly even stated he had such a vast pull between all the establishment Republicans. They had to eat out of his palm because he was able to sway the swing states by 10 points in whichever direction that we want. Charlie Kirk was a badass, and we should all give him praise. And may he rest in peace.
Speaker 2:We'll be right back. I'm gonna change this opening song. I played it once. He's like, whatever. Alright.
Speaker 2:Welcome back, folks. Third segment, Josh Michael Noncompliant America. Thank you very much for joining me. 09/13/2025. And we have to dedicate this show to Charlie Kirk because he was such a powerful voice and such a great father.
Speaker 2:He was a great friend. He was a great influencer. He understand the dynamics of social media. He knew the power of the youth. He was the youth.
Speaker 2:And he kinda rode that train, rode that wave on really making an impact of the world, kind of reestablishing morals, reestablishing balance, reestablishing, you know, common sense. He was more of like a centrist versus a hardcore right radical that, the media tries to portray him as he's some, you know, radical conservative activist. Like, when you hear those words, they're trigger words to try to portray somebody that would be, I would say, more extreme in the sense where he's going on college campuses unarmed, sitting there, giving people a microphone, giving people a platform to really vet their views and say, hey. And he's just simply a soft hand saying, hey. How did you get here?
Speaker 2:How did you come up with that? How where what about this, this, and this? And really provoking thought amongst the youth to get people to break out of the spell of this indoctrination of screen time that, you know, is a epidemic that, you know, kids are detaching from their parents, parents aren't communicating with their kids, there's no impact, there's no family dinners, there's no sit around the table, there's no go on hikes together or go just walk around the neighborhood and ride your bikes, and nobody's doing that anymore. And Charlie, I think, really understood that for the future. And if we were gonna have a future, not be trapped in these digital gulags of separation completely being manipulated by these big corporations and, you know, marketing advertisers and and just really touching the youth.
Speaker 2:I mean, down to two, three, four years four year olds sitting at dinner with headphones and their iPads and all this crazy nonsense. He was able to break out of that and create this hybrid environment where it's kind of like Morpheus telling Neo before he takes the pill like, hey, you can take the red pill or you can take the blue pill, but you can't go back. And just kind of unwinding the woke mind virus matrix that I think a lot of people are are stuck in which is why we have high suicide rates. I mean with young kids, you know, committing suicide and just not having that connection because I think we all long for that connection. We all long for that connection of love and appreciation and friendship and hardship.
Speaker 2:I think hardship is very important. It's a natural cycle in life. Hard times create strong men. And we all have to have that, but we're in such a high society, high, you know, gratification, instant gratification lifestyle that when something becomes too challenging that we just wanna disconnect. And to be honest, it's easy to be a leftist.
Speaker 2:It's easy to be a communist. It's easy to be a socialist. It's easy to be a democrat because you don't have to do anything. You don't have to operate. You don't have to have any accountability.
Speaker 2:You don't have to have any of these things. It's it's much more challenging to have some form of moral compass in today's society, and it's lonely. And I think more and more people are starting to realize that, and they're turning their phones off. They're disconnecting. They're having these hard conversations at the dinner table.
Speaker 2:Charlie kinda gave people the tools and the platform and paved the way for the youth to be able to kinda stand out in that sense, and he was very effective and very influential. And so the impact that I'm seeing is a huge awakening that's happening amongst everybody across the world where they're like, hey, we can't just stand by and let Charlie's name be in vain. But I I mean, I'm finding I'm finding people that didn't even know who Charlie was, and they're starting to look at everything that he was saying and everything he was doing. To be honest with you, I didn't follow Charlie that much. He was he was he was doing his own thing.
Speaker 2:I I didn't follow Charlie that hard. I knew what he was doing was good. I knew that he just he just seemed too soft for me. Right? He wasn't he wasn't hardcore, but I also understand his position with what he was doing is he had to ride that line in order to be effective.
Speaker 2:Right? And so it was very powerful, very great, but we were getting into him turning 35 and potentially running for president. I think that is a huge unspoken reason why they decided to take him out. I mean, if you think next year next year, they do the midterms, and then whomever's running for president, they've that's when they really start is about two years in advance. And I think that he was gonna make a run for president at 35.
Speaker 2:I think he probably would have won by then. You know, the younger kids with all the red pilling that he was doing with them would have had his back. He would have had a as big of base as Trump. Probably bigger. Yeah.
Speaker 2:And so it just begs the question when we look at this lone gunman of, oh, hey. It's, you know, we can't look at it. We have to factor that part in too because I think that does play a huge role. And with him, and I'm not blaming Israel. I'm not saying Israel was part of any of this, but you do have to ask the question.
Speaker 2:Is that he was kind of uncloaking the the questions behind Israel straight to Ben Shapiro. He was on PBD talking about, you know, October 7 and how it just kinda seemed weird, and he started asking questions. And it's so it just begs the question, obviously, we'll never figure it out, but it's good to explore down to the truth of what's really going on. And then we also wanna see the effects of, like, where are things gonna go? Is this going to create more turmoil in The United States, or is it gonna create more peace?
Speaker 2:Are people going to be less tolerant or more tolerant? Is this event going to polarize the nation, which I believe the nation needs to be polarized because we've been getting railroaded as conservatives, as having beliefs that don't conform with all of mainstream media, all of the industry, everything else. We have to be able to have a hard kind of I don't know. We're hitting a brick wall, essentially. You know what I mean?
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah. And I do. I wanna touch on something you said earlier though that that, you know, when when, you said you you didn't follow Charlie. I knew I knew Charlie, and I've known Charlie for years, not personally, but I followed him.
Speaker 3:And I think that that is where his impact came. He had so much out there, so much, footage of him on these college campuses, so much of what he did was on the Internet. And now he's now he was politically assassinated, and and it was very, very visible to the whole world. And then people were like, well, why was he assassinated? Right?
Speaker 3:And if you go through Charlie's videos, he's not a disrespectful guy. Yep. He always gave a platform. I mean, I've seen shots of him where he's telling his crowd like, hey. If someone that doesn't doesn't believe what you believe comes up here, you keep your mouth shut, you give them respect.
Speaker 3:And I think that that's where the mass of the impact is coming is that people that don't know who he was, this thing is blowing up worldwide, so they're looking up Charlie Kirk and they're seeing that he was just a regular guy trying to do the right thing. Yeah. And he did
Speaker 2:it so well. And it was just, you know, looking at that. But back to your point is that I started doing that very thing. And then so now I'm looking at all the stuff that he was doing, and I'm like, wow. Powerful.
Speaker 2:Great dude. The guy was amazing. He had two young girls, and a beautiful wife, and he was just a regular guy that just understood things more than most people, but he was also willing to put his neck out on the line. And it was a phenomenal movement that he started, and I don't think by any means it's ending. I think it's only going to amplify all of the things.
Speaker 2:And with having all of the content that he had online, there's so many archives, so many instances, so many situations now that the rest of the public is gonna be able to go resonate with, which I think is gonna only make his messaging and his impact that much bigger.
Speaker 3:I I couldn't agree more. And it I mean, his biggest following, his biggest thing was his faith. Right? And, you know, that's why we call him a martyr because he he died for what he believed in. And, and it's people can resonate with it because it's so easy to resonate with a guy being a regular person just trying to talk to people.
Speaker 3:And that's what he always said. He said, when we stop having conversations in this company country is where violence begins. And the people, you know, whoever shot him either didn't want him to have any more conversations because he was so impactful, or the people that shot him knew how impactful he would be in death. You know? And it's it's speculatory on on every level on on what actually happened, and we'll never know how it happened.
Speaker 3:But I think whoever, you know, took took Charlie from us underestimated the amount of impact he would have, especially across the world.
Speaker 2:Absolutely. And so we have to keep asking questions. We have to keep diving in to find out, you know, what actually happened to Charlie. Who were the players? Who are the bad actors, behind that?
Speaker 2:We can't just go with the lone gunman theory and stick with that. We're we're here to ask questions. If you guys have any insight or any perspectives, feel free to hit me up on x@noncompliantaf. And we're gonna get into some more stories here with the break coming up. But, Jeremy, this is your first, first radio, thing, and you're just a regular guy just out doing, you know, god's work and just providing for your family and everything else.
Speaker 2:What do you think about this?
Speaker 3:The radio? Yeah. It's it's awesome, man. It's you know, these are things that interest me and I think that interest a lot of people especially now after in light of everything and and it's nice to have a voice in, you know like I said I'm a regular guy not unlike Charlie Kirk. I'm willing to talk to anybody about anything and and I just want to have a good time.
Speaker 3:That's
Speaker 2:right we'll be right back.
Speaker 1:If the road were easy, everyone would take it. We don't shy away from challenges. We dive in. And now live from an undisclosed location in female regions ten. It's your host, Joshua Michael.
Speaker 2:I love it. Welcome back, folks. Joshua Michael Noncompliant America. We're gonna get some other news kind of related to the Charlie thing, kinda what the impact is, how it's affecting teachers and professors and, you know, CEOs and executives and marketing directors and
Speaker 3:Secret service agents?
Speaker 2:Secret service agents and all these people that are just running their mouth on the Internet saying, no. Good riddance. I'm glad he's dead, things like that. In Forest Grove, middle school science teacher in Forest Grove, has been placed on administrative leave and and resigned from his local city council role after suggesting in a Facebook post that there was no suggestion about it. He said it.
Speaker 2:So another slant by the, you know, KGW. Good job, guys. You're really killing it. We're into your game. We know what you're doing.
Speaker 2:But the in a Facebook post of conservative activist Charlie Kirk was asking to be shot and killed. That's what they're saying. There's now lists going around of all the people that are saying all these negative things. And I get it. I think it's horrendous.
Speaker 2:It does kind of balance on that part of free speech, that I have a hard time, you know, absolutely lose your job. That's cool. That's great. And I don't think that it's necessarily wrong that that's happening, and it's good that these people are getting outed. But as a society, this is I think the most peaceful best reaction you can have is, hey, you know, we don't want you here.
Speaker 2:You lose your job. You lose your standing. Everything else. It's a slippery slope to where this herd like mentality, can really take root. And just like anything, it's like you can no longer say these specific words, otherwise, you're a racist or you're a bigot or you're an anti Semite.
Speaker 2:I think it's important to use those words because when they start controlling speech, controlling language, it's a slippery slope that slowly then trickles into other aspects of our lives. And so, as things like this are happening, I think is great. I think we, any of these communists, and we're not calling them liberals anymore, they're communists because that's absolutely what they've been exposed to be. We just stop buying their food. We stop buying their products.
Speaker 2:We stop listening to their music. We stop doing everything, and we peacefully through kind of transcending bigger than them, that's the real way, and I think that's kind of the Charlie way, of doing things in this movement that's building. We don't wanna go get violent. We won't wanna meet these guys at the streets and go head to head and get suckered in like we did on January 6 or the Proud Boys did and how they got bamboozled or the Oath Keepers. And just that natural reaction to all the lockdowns and the Antifa groups is we can win by simply deeming them irrelevant to our society.
Speaker 2:And we can operate in a society where it's simple, no, that doesn't happen here. No, you can't go into a girl's bathroom when you're a male. We're not doing that. Kinda like just imagine if the whole country turns into Wyoming. You know?
Speaker 2:I think that that is where we're headed, and I think it is gonna create a contrast. We're gonna have more outcry, But I also think that the pump has now been primed in our society to where there's so much momentum behind this Charlie Kirk thing, and there's so much resistance that there could potentially be a bigger catalyst event that is now we will then come to what the whole purpose and reasoning was for this that we don't wanna fall into of this just over pouring or overcompensating reaction to a potential whatever may happen, some type of false flag to herd us back into a more COVID like state, giving government more control. I think the government should have way less control. I think that we need to get the government out of our education system, out of so many different things, And we start operating as Americans in our our entirety and restore the constitution for what it is and kind of eliminate the bureaucracies that have way too much oversight that have been basically suppressing and oppressing us for decades that we've essentially become Stockholm syndrome victims to our captors. And so that that's what I see kind of happening as far as a reaction going as people then kind of lightbulbing, hey.
Speaker 2:I'm not gonna take this anymore. I'm just not going to, I'm gonna engage in a very, hardline manner, but I'm just not going to participate in the nonsense of you wanna dress up like a furry. I'm not gonna pretend that you're a cat. Dude, you should probably go get some counseling, or maybe you should be in the psych ward down the street. That's where you belong, and I'm gonna let everybody know, and I'm gonna tell you to your face publicly.
Speaker 2:You know, I just think that that acceptance, for this mental disorder that's been going around, which essentially could have bred this particular shooter, and we're just done with it.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah. I agree with that completely, man. Because there's there's so many things. This is the the Charlie Kirk effect here happening in real time.
Speaker 3:He wanted people to question other people. And prior to his his death, people, you know, just people like me. You know what? I'm just gonna let that guy be because, you know, they don't they don't have any power. They don't have any there's no consequence for that person doing something.
Speaker 3:Now we're seeing real world consequence. Now we're seeing a man taken from his family, his two little girls, you know, because of what he said. And so now the people that the people that on the right, the conservatives that would say, hey. You know what? Just let that person be.
Speaker 3:Now they're like, no. You're wrong, and I'm gonna point it out. And I think that that is what's happening around the world. People are seeing that this man was murdered, and he wasn't doing anything wrong. He was just talking to people.
Speaker 3:And if that's enough to get somebody killed, then everybody else you know, I've seen multiple times, you know, you killed Charlie Kirk, but there's a thousand million, 100,000,000 more of us that just woke up because we're not gonna sit down and say, it's fine if you wanna go, you know, be ranting at at whatever political event, you know, we're not gonna put up with it anymore.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Your your child comes home from school and says, mommy, mommy, my teacher says I can be a girl. Yeah. No. We're not doing that.
Speaker 2:Write up to the teacher, file a report, make their lives a living hell, and you know what? They should be fired. They should be fired for that. And I think just like what happened during COVID when all the parents started to realize what the actual education system was doing to the kids, they're now gonna do that same thing tenfold. We're done.
Speaker 2:We're not compromising anymore. We're not letting you play your stupid little LARPing games. We're not letting you destroy our cities. We're not letting you indoctrinate our kids. We're not letting you go into the boys and girls restroom, and we're not doing any of that anymore.
Speaker 2:And I think the population, not just in The United States, I think it's it's definitely in Britain too. Because keep in mind, guys, Britain has been undergoing the same things that we've been undergoing for probably a decade longer than since it came to The United States. So if you wanna see the pathway of what these infrastructures of how badly they can drag down a society, but also understand that it is a weapon to destroy the culture in itself and to where everybody becomes like a just a a asexual bot that is accompanied by the, advertisers and all this stuff. Like, we're done with that. We like America.
Speaker 2:We like American cheeseburgers. We like American infrastructure. We like the American power, the American dream, the American system. The American people are not racist. They're not bad.
Speaker 2:They just wanna live their lives and raise their kids in a traditional sense. And I think people are gonna gravitate toward that way, way more. And, again, thank you guys very much for listening. I'm Joshua Michael, Noncompliant America. Jeremy James, thank you so much, dude, for coming on.
Speaker 2:And, I appreciate your insight. I appreciate appreciate your perspective. And this has been fun. We'll have to have you on again.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah. Glad to be here. Thank you so much for the opportunity, and I'd love to come back.
Speaker 2:Cool, man. Stay safe out there, guys. We'll see you next week.
