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Join me for a thought provoking conversation with Scott Kesterson of BardsFM.
Follow Scott at BardsFM.com.
To learn more about investing in gold and silver visit http://goldwithseth.com, or call 720-605-3900
Join me for a thought provoking conversation with Scott Kesterson of BardsFM.
Follow Scott at BardsFM.com.
To learn more about investing in gold and silver visit http://goldwithseth.com, or call 720-605-3900
Seth Holehouse is a TV personality, YouTuber, podcaster, and patriot who became a household name in 2020 after his video exposing election fraud was tweeted, shared, uploaded, and pinned by President Donald Trump — reaching hundreds of millions worldwide.
Titled The Plot to Steal America, the video was created with a mission to warn Americans about the communist threat to our nation—a mission that’s been at the forefront of Seth’s life for nearly two decades.
After 10 years behind the scenes at The Epoch Times, launching his own show was the logical next step. Since its debut, Seth’s show “Man in America” has garnered 1M+ viewers on a monthly basis as his commitment to bring hope to patriots and to fight communism and socialism grows daily. His guests have included Peter Navarro, Kash Patel, Senator Wendy Rogers, General Michael Flynn, and General Robert Spalding.
He is also a regular speaker at the “ReAwaken America Tour” alongside Eric Trump, Mike Lindell, Gen. Flynn.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. So today, I'm very excited because I'm meeting down with Scott Kesterson, who's the host of Bards FM. And if you're not listening to Bards FM, I highly recommend it. I'll make sure that the links to his channel are put in the description below the video and podcast, because he's someone that I think has a very important voice in America right now.
Seth Holehouse:Because if you look at what's happened, especially the past couple of years, it feels like as the patriots and the people that love God and freedom in this country, we've had blow after blow after blow, defeat after defeat after defeat. Look at what's happening in Maricopa with Carrie Lake. Look what happened in 2020. Look what happened at the midterms. Look what happened with the, you know, cyber symposium.
Seth Holehouse:Any number of things that we had all these hopes for that didn't end up turning out as the solution to what we need to make some big fundamental changes to fixing this country. And so Scott and I are going get into a deep discussion about really where we're at, what the real issues are, and how we can basically get our country back on track because it is a challenging thing to tackle. And I'm sure that you're very well aware of that. But also before we get started, folks, make sure you're following me on Telegram and Truth Social at man in America. I'm also on Twitter at man in America US.
Seth Holehouse:If you've got a little more trust in Elon these days, which, you know, I mean, perhaps you do. Know he's winning my heart a little bit. I'll admit that. But he's not winning my trust completely as we'll get into. Trust me.
Seth Holehouse:Now you can also catch every episode as a podcast if you just wanna listen. The links to my podcast and social media are all in the description below, or just search for man in America in your favorite podcast app, and make sure you leave me a five star rating. It really helps me to reach more people. Also, folks, much of the world is going through a process that experts are calling dedollarization, and China and Russia are leading the charge. So what's this mean?
Seth Holehouse:Well, the US dollar is a fiat currency, meaning it isn't backed by anything of value. The only thing that really gives our dollar value is its demand around the world. But now, especially under the corrupt and incompetent Biden regime, the world is losing faith in the dollar, and it's very close to losing its status as the petrodollar and the world reserve currency, especially now that the oil producing nations are abandoning The US for China and other BRICS nations. But what happens if the dollar loses that sacred status? Well, the value of our dollars, our life savings, IRAs, stocks, bank accounts, etcetera, could literally be wiped out in a matter of months, weeks, or even overnight.
Seth Holehouse:And look, I'm not a financial adviser, so please do your own research. But I believe that now more than ever, it's a good time to consider transferring at least some of your wealth into physical gold and silver. Folks, these are real world assets that stood the test of time. And look, I wanna be really clear, though. You don't buy gold and silver to get rich.
Seth Holehouse:You do it to protect and preserve your wealth. There's a reason why nations like China, Russia, etcetera, are moving towards backing their currency with gold, and why the elites are buying up physical gold and silver like we've never seen before. But they don't want you to know that. They want you to lose everything when the dollar crashes. So now's the time to protect your financial future.
Seth Holehouse:And for this, I'm confident recommending Kirk Elliott. You can buy gold and silver directly, even in small amounts, or you can transfer your IRA into physical gold and silver with zero taxes or penalties. Kirk Kelly is an amazing Christian patriot, and he's dedicated to helping people secure their financial futures. So if you wanna learn more about this, open up a new tab right now and go to goldwithseth.com or call (720) 605-3900 to speak to someone right now. Kirk Elliott's team of advisors will answer all of your questions and take care of you every step of the way.
Seth Holehouse:Again, that's (720) 605-3900 or goldwithseth.com. Alright, folks. Let's go ahead and jump into this discussion with Scott Kesterson from Bard's FM. Alright, Scott. It is such a pleasure to have you back on the Man in America show.
Seth Holehouse:Welcome, and thank you for being here, man.
Scott Kesterson:Hey, well, you, Seth. It's always a pleasure to be here. We had a great show last week and really enjoyed it and glad to be here. So thank you for having me on.
Seth Holehouse:Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. And I will tell you, I'll tell folks that if you, you know, walk through the whole house household, there's a good chance that you'll hear Scott Kessler's voice on in the background. Because you're one of the, one of the podcasts that's consistently playing. It's not just recently, actually, you were pretty pivotal, especially in in 02/2020, before the election, you know, you know, going into county by county, and just a lot of what you're talking about was just really helped to lay a foundation.
Seth Holehouse:And that was before I was even in front of the camera or behind a microphone. And it's just it's always it's always cool talking to you because I'm like, oh, I know this voice is the guy that I hear all the time. So this yeah. Know, thank you for what you're doing. You're you're you know, you have a very important message you're putting out there.
Seth Holehouse:I really appreciate it.
Scott Kesterson:Well, thank you. So I think what's really neat is that our audiences share a lot. I mean, I hear it all the time. It's like I get the feedback of what they listen to, and there's a very discerning group out there. It's very clear on where they go and your name always comes up.
Scott Kesterson:I just think that's a fantastic statement to just the messages coming out and also what people are seeking. They're really seeking some solid I just find it consistently, obviously faith. And when I use the term knowledge, it's not limited. It's kind of the two things I say about the podcast, faith and knowledge. Faith is solid, and we do it every show.
Scott Kesterson:But the other part is knowledge, and it's it weeds out a lot of the peripheral some of these conspiratorial trends that are happening again pretty heavily on the on the patriot side. And I'm not calling out any particular account, but there is a real hunger for applicational knowledge. So understanding how things are moving and shaking, what can and then what can people do? And I think those consistently and and and when your name comes up, mean, I know you prep. I know you talk about it.
Scott Kesterson:I think it's fantastic. Your story is different than my story, and it's it's exactly what people need because we need to be sharing this knowledge as much as possible and our experiences, and literally that's helping reshape the narrative landscape in the nation, which I think is huge.
Seth Holehouse:You know, it's when you say faith and knowledge, because that's repeating across a lot of what you're doing, Like, to me, it's both of those combined equal truth. Is that, like, you know, you can't have truth without faith, right, in in my opinion. Like, you know, because it's like truth is not just the the reality sitting in front of us. It's the divine realms. It's God.
Seth Holehouse:It's Christ. It's everything together that gives us truth. And I think that knowledge is actually the the database and the understanding of that truth and the wisdom of that truth. And so I think faith and knowledge lead you to that truth. And I find that what I appreciate is that you're is that you're discerning.
Seth Holehouse:And I see that across the landscape of of different, you know, podcasters or influencers, that there's varying levels of just being discerning. I think there's a lot of idol worship, and people are just constantly looking for the next hero. They're, you know, focused on the elections, which I'm not not saying it's a bad thing necessarily in principle. But I find that with your approach that you're just digging into what the real issues are. And the further we go in this whole process, the more for myself, I only want to talk about the real issues.
Seth Holehouse:I'm tired of talking about, you know, putting my hopes into false idols, putting my hopes into elections that we know were completely rigged, putting my hopes into so many things that are just outside of my own control. And I really appreciate that about what you're doing.
Scott Kesterson:Well, thanks, Seth. I mean, I think one of the things that we need to keep in mind is, and this is a war zone. We're in a battlefield. And I think what we forget, besides I'll use a collective week, it's more in the terms of the Patriot movement, Is that as in war, there are battles and you have to pivot. So there's contact with the enemy, so to speak, and you're gonna engage for a certain period of time.
Scott Kesterson:You might do what's called a retrograde, which is to pull back and reposition. You might pursue and break through the enemy's lines and destroy them and then move on to the next target. It's just a variety of things. But what tends to happen is people get highly fixated on singular topics. And in doing singular topics, we become blinded by the way the enemy's moving.
Scott Kesterson:I think there's is examples of this. I mean, one and I see this a lot in the Patriot movement. It'll be like, one topic. So for example, there's a there was a time when everybody was looking at China, China, China, China. That's because it was being echoed by president Trump as China.
Scott Kesterson:And then that becomes the COVID virus. And then that be but there's a lot of other things happening in parallel to all this that we're not paying attention to. And as we start to understand that the enemy is constantly giving you the direction in which they want you to look, you need to start looking twice as hard where they don't want you to look. So as an example, in the middle of the elections, coming out of the elections, we get the FTX collapse, which I think is a mix of both intentional and accidental release. I think it's it's a it's a two edged sword on that one.
Scott Kesterson:I think that there's some collapse that was going to happen because they needed to have the excuse to set up regulation. And I think that there's a level of exposure that comes out of that that they're not comfortable with because that starts to reveal GOP and Democrat senators all handshaking, which they all do anyway, but it shows so it really proves the the uniparty concept. So as that then happens, then we get the release of the Epstein names, which is like, oh, well, look at this. So everybody runs over to the Epstein names and look at this. We're gonna figure it out.
Scott Kesterson:But it takes everybody away from that deeper pit of what is FTX really doing. Like, these these are the darker questions. And then Balenciaga comes up. And so that's another one now that they're trying to move around and keep you off track. They're talking about all sorts of different things to keep you away from Balenciaga.
Scott Kesterson:Of course, Balenciaga is doing their apology and people are kind of doing a head nod. Okay. Well, I guess it was an accident And missing the most obvious aspects we can talk more about if you want, but I've been talking about this at length. And behind all of that, then suddenly, as the invisible hand is moving around, this is the one I really love, Russia goes from saying no cryptocurrency blockchain exchanges to where all of a sudden out of nowhere, they're like, oh, we're gonna accept blockchain from for foreign payments. And it's like, wow.
Scott Kesterson:That was the biggest slide of hand we've ever seen because now when everyone's looking to Putin to kind of like break from central banking, they just went right back into central banking, just like that. And that's tying in with the CBDC, that's tying in with the digital currencies, it's tying in with the dollar that's falling, it's tying in with China's issues on who controls who controls the whole markets. And really, we step back and look at this. We're like, okay. We're if you're gonna play their theme and their narratives, we're just gonna be yo yos on a string.
Scott Kesterson:And I I think this is where I come to. This is one of the things I did when I was I'd done it all my life, but and I can appreciate I know you can appreciate what I'm gonna say because I I I listen to you and you do similar things. We don't build context and historical reference enough in what we're doing. So we tend to take things in snapshots in the current movement, and that's extremely dangerous. Current history has no root.
Scott Kesterson:Just like you said a bit ago, you can't have truth without faith. You can't have knowledge and faith. If you don't have those two together, you're not going to get truth. So there's a there's a balance and a contextual aspect that we have to constantly seek to build. And if we're not getting it, then we're we're going to be moving around like a fly bouncing from one spot to the other.
Scott Kesterson:And that's effectively what we're seeing a lot in the Patriot movement, and that leads to some very dangerous things, which is the jumping on grandiose conspiracies and and trying to always find a savior that's gonna save the day and and missing the point that we are accountable and responsible for where this goes.
Seth Holehouse:It's it's such a an important point. And, you know, one way that I look at it is I think that, you know, with the journey that I've gone through, and, you know, my wife as well, we've we've gotten to a place where it's kind of like regardless of what happens out there, we're kind of prepared to weather the storm, and not just in terms of prepping or food or whatever, you know, spiritually prepared, mentally prepared. And I think that what it is, is that there's this constant, not necessarily constant, but there's just this mentality of, like, looking to the external to, like, to see that our nation is going to be saved or to see good things are happening. And when you have an entire group of people that are all just focused on the external, and they're saying, look. Elon Musk is a patriot now, and and he's you know, there's what happens is that it causes you, in my experience too, it causes me to let go of my discernment a little bit.
Seth Holehouse:You let you you kind of you let yourself go a little bit. And how many times does that happen to us? Where whether it's Durham or Barre or all the different people that we've we've put our hopes into or even events, the Maricopa Audit, the Cyber Symposium, you know, Cary Lake, there's all these different things. I feel like that what it is is if you take a step back, they're all just bread and circuses. And I'm not saying that they're bread and circuses from the perspective that they're that trivial.
Seth Holehouse:But it's like anything that's outside of what we're doing in our own lives to secure our own sovereignty is just a bread and circus. And I think that what causes it, though, is that when, you know, for me, if I'm not really grounded in my faith and grounded in my debt, you know, just focusing on what I have control around me, it makes me much more likely to look for confidence outside of me and to say, oh, look what Ron DeSantis is doing, or look what Elon Musk is doing. And and I think that that's a dangerous place, actually, because I I really do believe that the only way that we can save this nation and really save this world is that each individual builds a relationship with God. Each individual strengthens their more their moral compass. Each individual takes care of their family, their land, their community.
Seth Holehouse:That's how we fix this. But I think that the more we focus on these external things, it's actually it's it's quite frightening. And when I look at what's happening with Twitter, and I'm gonna throw this out there, I'd love to get your feedback on this. You know, what we have happening with Twitter is that all of a sudden, everyone feels like, wow, we can now say whatever we want to. Twitter has got rid of their COVID misinformation policy.
Seth Holehouse:You can talk about COVID now. You know, Elon's gonna let all of the all of the Anans are gonna get back on Twitter, and they're gonna fight their their meme war. They're gonna fight their their truth war. But the one thing that no not many people are talking about as it relates to Elon Musk is his are his ties to China. Right?
Seth Holehouse:And his his companies, a lot of his companies are really built on a lot of technology, the batteries, the technology coming out of China. And even now when we see these protests happening in China, he's he's been silent on it. And if you look back and you research, because when he first kind of got thrust into the limelight, I did some deep dives into him and showed a lot of areas where he was praising the CCP so much. It was very heavily. And I was worried about that.
Seth Holehouse:And so but what makes me think is like, is this a hundred flowers campaign? So I'm not sure if you're familiar with this in in under communist China. I forget when it when it was. I think it was under Mao. It was probably maybe in the sixties or seventies roughly, and don't quote me on the time.
Seth Holehouse:But they had a campaign. It's called the hundred flowers campaign. And what they did is that they invited all of the intellectuals in China to come out and talk. It's like, look. We're now gonna welcome you.
Seth Holehouse:You know, we we know we're struggling with communism, and we're gonna all welcome you to come out and share your ideas about how you think we could better run the country. And so they gave them this comfort they can all really speak the truth. And then the next step is they killed every single person that stepped out, Because that was their way of basically trapping all of the people that would be the ones that were, you know, kind of subverting the communist ideology, because they thought differently. So all the free thinkers were led into this trap. They shut the door and basically shot everybody up.
Seth Holehouse:And so it makes me think, is that is that what's happening now? Like, is everything happening with Twitter, for instance? Is it tied into China in some way? And is it tying into this grand scheme? So anyway, I I I love I'd love to hear your thoughts on this because it's a pretty complex issue.
Scott Kesterson:Well, it's it's interesting. I I've talked about it in a little different light, but I think that you're onto something. And it was kind of what we before the show, we we mentioned it. I I had mentioned this on the show the other night. So I'll frame it first this way.
Scott Kesterson:If was Lucifer, the first thing I would wanna do is go and acquire Twitter, and I would because it's such an influence hub. And I would get rid of every fool that was exposing my plan, which would be translated to the woke, because they've all been exposing my plan so aggressively that I can't hide anymore. They're bringing it to light. Then I would offer to be the great savior of mankind by bringing in the whole idea of the future, all this group I've awakened with this idea of technologies which I can track them with, things like electric cars, and we're gonna have brain implants, and we're gonna have solar energy, and we're gonna have battery technology. And of course, it's all tying to the great motherland of China, right, like you're talking about.
Scott Kesterson:And we're gonna have AI systems that'll run your life, and we're gonna make your life easier, and it's all IoT stuff. And I've got a huge following in this scenario of millennials and and Gen Z that are just loving everything. Matter of fact, they almost worship me, so this is good. And I'm gonna talk to them, and I'm gonna get rid of their extremes and remove them, and then I'm gonna do something even greater because by talking of the values of free speech and those constitutional issues but I'm not gonna mention God. This is important, But I am gonna talk about the constitution without God.
Scott Kesterson:And in doing so, I'm gonna bring over a huge chunk of patriots. They're gonna be the ones that are gonna be my engine, and then we're gonna bring two groups of people together. And ultimately, I'm gonna put them on a whole new platform here where they can all agree for the safety of things. We need to get identity verification. And as we build identity verification, then I'm gonna openly do things that I know will trigger the rest of the woke crowd that's in the in Silicon Valley.
Scott Kesterson:Get my app banned from Apple, but I've already got a phone ready to roll, so that's another product. And the best part is I'm being funded by taxpayer dollars because so much of it's coming out of the Department of Defense. And then we're gonna flip the switch on Skynet or Skylink, whatever we call that. And I'm gonna get everybody wired in together, and I'm back to winning. And then the next level is it's gonna be an easy step to sell them on technology and the advancements it makes under a safe new world and getting brain implants because it's a choice you can make.
Scott Kesterson:You don't have to have them. We're gonna just use and we're gonna slowly weed out the ones that were the greatest resistance to to this whole plan are actually the woke where I already got them out. And then the next level is to find out those that don't wanna participate in brain implants and Twitter, and that's another level. So I think you're onto something. And I I think what we're seeing is, and this is where it gets kind of eerily Q ish in a real dark way, which is we'll all united together in the end.
Scott Kesterson:It's like, how's that gonna happen? Right? Singularity and Right. And so we end up with another strange thing, which is, you know, that there's some really good stuff that's coming out around this Balenciaga topic. And I mentioned it to you earlier.
Scott Kesterson:I'm gonna pull up his name real quick again, but it's a model. I didn't know of him today. He's he was Gianni Salvatore. He's just a high end fashion model, and he's come out very outspoken against Balenciaga and kinda giving us the back story of what's going on inside the fashion industry. Really bold.
Scott Kesterson:He's I think he's at a point in his career, obviously, where the money doesn't mean much to him anymore, but his integrity means more, which is good. I mean, I think that's a great thing. But when we start to see how all this works together and we're understanding all these pieces coming together, these folks are all part of the same club. So we see Balenciaga and the horrors that are there, and we go, wow. This is unbelievable.
Scott Kesterson:And it is. And then we look over at Elon Musk, he's trolling supposedly trolling everybody according to Patriots wearing a Baphomet concept Baphomet costume. But what's really happening here is they're showing you this is the way they always work. They show you. You make the choice.
Scott Kesterson:Elon Musk is out in front showing you. I mean, imagine you or I wearing a Baphomet outfit and on our shows and saying, okay, I'm just trolling.
Seth Holehouse:Exactly.
Scott Kesterson:That might work for one show as a joke, but if that became my avatar, people would be like, what are you doing? I introduced a new service. Just a it was a new sponsor we brought onto the show. And I and I I was impressed with what their mail services is, and
Seth Holehouse:I won't get to Oh, StartMail. Right?
Scott Kesterson:Yeah. StartMail. Okay.
Seth Holehouse:StartMail dot com slash bards.
Scott Kesterson:Exactly. Start mail dot com. So, I mean, I'm just I'm just bringing that out just not to pitch it, but I just I'm making a point here because you'll hear the pitch on the show. So there you go. But my my point of it is is I'm really impressed with my Patriots because they dig in deep.
Scott Kesterson:And I got some, you know, some a question this morning is, is this the right you know, some really good digging on that company. And as I said, there's nothing perfect. I think it's a I think it has some good options, and that's why I'm offering it because I'm very discerning on who I bring on as a as a sponsor. But my point is that even to that point, they're they're making sure they're asking me, is this really a good thing? And I'm I'm happy with that.
Scott Kesterson:Their research is good. Why aren't we doing that with Musk? Why aren't we doing that with with Tulsi Gabbard? I mean, Tulsi Gabbard, you've done your own digging, and you know about where she is. I mean, she was posing with Antifa during the height of the Trump Antifa conflict.
Scott Kesterson:We this is a person that was put into office by John Podesta. This is a person who was married to a 14 or 16 year old boy when she came back from Iraq, and suddenly that kid disappears. You I had to go to somebody in cyber command to find a picture of him. He's been erased from the web, which tells you some really high end operations. Somebody's cleaned up her account so that won't show up.
Scott Kesterson:The father of that kid was a member of a cult or a leader of a cult, and that same cult has a strange connection to the quote, not cult, but cult that she was part of that she married her current husband in. And we know she has communist ties, was part of the WEF, and yet suddenly she denounces the the the Democrat party, and she's sitting in for Tucker Carlson, and she's becoming the new hero of the right. I mean, this is the lunacy that we're seeing here of people so eager to find somebody else to fix it for them. That's trap of idolatry that we come into and in doing it, and it's a horrific trap, you are walking into the maze they want you to be in and not freeing yourself at all. And that's ultimately where the matrix is.
Scott Kesterson:I I think it was well said the other day, we talk about different syndromes, and they refer to this as the mister Smith syndrome, which is if you remember mister Smith from the matrix where he would just that was the know? And it was really excellent. It's like how suddenly you're following somebody and then they become this defender of the matrix. That's essentially what we're seeing a lot of this. You know?
Scott Kesterson:Like so I don't know. I mean, this is a challenging time, and I and I think that it takes a lot. And to your point, it takes a lot of discernment on a daily basis. It's tiring. I don't you know, that's part of what our job needs to be in communicating these harder truths.
Scott Kesterson:The the what's at the where where do they not want you to look? You know? And as you and I talked at the beginning, and I've just been on a real I've talked about it a lot over the history of the channel, but I've really been hitting it hard the last few shows with this Balenciaga thing, and especially last night on my rant. But it was the whole point of this was that our biggest issue here is children. If they're if we're gonna cut away everything, and I I could I'm so sick of talking about elections.
Scott Kesterson:I just don't because it's like they're rigged. Okay. Let's let's talk about that. They're rigged. Well, we're gonna have a red wave.
Scott Kesterson:No. We're not. But okay. I mean, even if you have a red wave, it's gonna be they're gonna be people that are on the side of the deep state. They're not getting through a rigged gateway.
Scott Kesterson:It's owned by them by the ver some version of the organized crime global network. So so is the trafficking of kids. And the the darkest part about that is that we can we're complaining about miscounts and ballots, and we're looking at stuffing of ballot boxes, and we're worried about these paper transactions. And I understand that's important. I'm not minimizing this to where it's to to the point of not being important, but what's your center point of focus?
Scott Kesterson:Because while we're worried about all that and we have a government that can tell everybody, can basically tell tell you where everybody is at any moment in the day, they can find a a terrorist, so to speak, anywhere in the world. Just give them a little bit of time. They'll track you down to some mud hut in the middle of Pakistan. But how can we not know where 700 to 800,000 children go every year and not have a national database that tells you what's happening to every single one of them, who's been recovered, who hasn't, and where all these children across our border coming in and going that are being put into military bases and literally being flown around the country. I mean, this is the darkest of dark.
Scott Kesterson:And as a public, we're just not giving much care to it. It's we're we're seeing parents wake up to like, oh my goodness. They're teaching my children gender issues and to like pedophilia in schools. Well, yeah, I'm glad you're waking up, but this is just I mean, that's not even the tip of the iceberg. That's that's literally like you're looking at the dust on top of the iceberg because where it goes and how deep this goes is the real issue of the world.
Scott Kesterson:And if you wanna change the world, then let's get to the core of the children. Let's talk about what it takes to protect them, and let's talk about what it takes to get rid of that evil. Because you get rid of that evil, now Babylon falls. And that's the truth.
Seth Holehouse:Yeah. I mean, it's and it's such a it's such a deep issue. And I think that the part of it is that it's hard for a lot of people to even look at it. Right? And I think that especially with people that are more, you know, moral or, you know, say, you know, the more conservative yoke, they, it's harder for them to look at these really evil things, because it's like they don't want to imagine that that evil even exists.
Seth Holehouse:But it does. Right? It does. And I think that if we're framing this time we're in right now as a battle of good and evil, you know, in my opinion, you know, children, especially a newborn baby, like that's as, you know, in my own experience, that's as close as you're going to get to God here on Earth, is looking into the eyes of this newborn life. You know, when my daughter's two years old, and I had her up on the camera for you before we started, and you got to meet her.
Seth Holehouse:And she's just this little precious angel. And I think that, like, talk about like, what is the canary in the coal mine of a civilization has gone too far to the darkness? And it's you look at how the children are treated. And you look at what's happening with them. And I couldn't agree more.
Seth Holehouse:This is the, this is the big issue. I mean, and there's a lot of big issues, but this is this is it. I mean, is the future that of our world is really these children. And if you look at the indoctrination in schools, which you're right, it's just the tip of the iceberg. You start looking into the fact that you know, the schools are tapped into the the human trafficking networks.
Seth Holehouse:A lot of those networks are tied into CPS and and all the different government organizations, which are tied into the cartels. And as you start peeling this, you know, peeling away the the layers of the onion, you realize that at the middle, at the there's this very dark underbelly. Now that you played a video on your show recently, which I had seen, you know, the the same day, I think. I think it was a Russian, which you thought may have been a paratrooper, describing what he had experienced in Ukraine, where he was talking about these, if I remember correctly, underground facilities with children, where they're just basically butchering them. And and and it's just like, and that's just a small part of it.
Seth Holehouse:You get into organ harvesting, adrenochrome. I mean, it's it goes it goes so deep. It's it's just it's it's unfathomable.
Scott Kesterson:Does go deep, and it goes deeper than these people have gone so deep with this that they've woven their business of child sex trafficking into most of the businesses that they own and control. There is a video that surfaced a while, an audio file that surfaced, and it's been around. And so I'm only referencing this because of the reactions, because I can't tell you that what said here has been proven. I'm gonna be clear about that. But it deals with the Jewish holiday and the fact that they're using children's blood to make their favorite meatballs or whatever they're doing.
Scott Kesterson:But there's a snide comment made in this that should just it should have just had people on their feet, even as a snide comment, which is, oh, when we get through, we just use the kids and the hamburger meat that you eat at McDonald's.
Seth Holehouse:Yeah, I heard that.
Scott Kesterson:Okay. I mean, all right, so let's just say the whole thing is made up. Fair enough. They got some pretty good circulation. Where is the outrage to ask who did this?
Scott Kesterson:Right? We get worked up as a as I did, there's a group of people that always get worked up about stuff. You know, we have Jesse Smolin event, fake hanging. Right? And people get all dialed up about that, which is complete LARP right from the start.
Scott Kesterson:But a comment like this on a file happens, and people don't come out come unglued. I mean, it's like that in in itself should just be an atrocious comment to make. I mean, I'm just I'm just taking it at face value of the comment, not even whether there's some validity to the truth. Right? We we just don't.
Scott Kesterson:There was an experiment. I just saw it today. It was an interesting social experiment where they literally have a child. It's all set up. It's walking down among people, and a guy comes out of nowhere and grabs the kid and runs.
Scott Kesterson:And people literally just they they just kinda half turn their head. It's like, oh, and they just keep walking. We are so unconscious as a culture to children and to the horrors that are happening around us that we're we're not asking questions. I I had an encounter when I was on my trip, and it still bothers me a great deal. And it happens so fast.
Scott Kesterson:And I mean and I I couldn't get to ask getting to the guy, but he brings a little girl out at night. K? He's carrying her. And it looks kind of like dad, daughter, kind of. And as I walked in, I saw the guy said hello, and I getting gassed up.
Scott Kesterson:And I looked down, and I see the girl, and she's wanting to go back into the teddy bears inside this truck stop. And I as I see all this happening quickly, he quickly sweeps her up and gets her into the car, and it and it all settles into my head. It's like, why does she have a bandage on her vein on her little right arm? Right? I mean, that's the and it's like before I can react, he's gone.
Scott Kesterson:Okay? So my question is, understand these things are there and we don't always have the ability. I'm not faulting people for not being able to step in because sometimes it happens so fast. But if we're not reflecting on it and training ourselves once again to be situationally aware, it's going to continue to happen. That's that heightened my situational awareness.
Scott Kesterson:I don't know what happened to that little girl. It could have been innocuous and an innocent. I own the peace that I didn't react quickly enough. But at the same time, it's made me hypervigilant now when I see stuff. And it is my business to ask.
Scott Kesterson:And whether it may make a parent feel uncomfortable, sorry. We're not in a time when it's your opportunity to be comfortable because we have to accept as a culture that this trafficking is real. And it's it's a highly toxic and deadly game that they're playing. And it's and we're seeing all one has to do really to sit back on all of this. We talk about the elections, which has been a hyper focus.
Scott Kesterson:Maricopa County to me is the it's a honeypot for the wrong reasons. And I'm highly suspect of Maricopa County. Everybody knew Maricopa County was gonna be irrigued. We knew it going in. And so now everybody's focus is down there.
Scott Kesterson:We've talked about patriot vigils down there. We've had people swarming Maricopa County. Okay. I got it. But why always Maricopa County?
Scott Kesterson:Why? It's almost like it's it's like the same thing. They're trying to show you where it's gonna be rigged so you'll follow where it's gonna be rigged. You'll keep your eyes on that. There wasn't that sort of focus in Philadelphia.
Scott Kesterson:We didn't have that focus in other markets like Portland, Oregon, which we know is corrupt, even though they found Antifa stuffing ballots. But Maricopa County, because they put a personality with it, Carrie Lake, who I again am highly suspect of because Carrie Lake was a huge Obama supporter. Could she have become a conservative patriot? You bet. I'm not saying it.
Scott Kesterson:But we've never asked the hard questions as to how did you go from being a huge door knocking Obama supporter to being a Trump supporting patriot, anti border, anti immigration pro gun person? I'm just curious because those two things are opposite ends of these normal spectrum. Right? So all eyes are there, but we don't have the vigils for trafficking kids. We don't have anybody where's our vigils for the January 6 folks?
Scott Kesterson:I mean, there's so much of this going on, and there's real harm being done, and there's an unconsciousness that's settled into this public. Somehow, I think it's you know, I I have a lot of theories why, but ultimately, we're dealing with this hyperadrenalized moments that people want to be drawn to, which is a huge problem, by the way. And that's that's a long rabbit hole of how the public has become addicted to themselves. It's literally the adrenaline of the brain that people are addicted to. And so they they they go to these hyperadrenalized movements.
Scott Kesterson:They draw them in. Elections are one of those because the media hypes it up. I mean, if the media is hyping it up, it's stay away from it. That's my general rule. Right?
Scott Kesterson:And if everybody's eyes are on it, look the other way. Those are just simple, simple rules to follow. And when you start doing that, then you start to see stuff. You know, there's a the it's not the treaties, but it's some it's something like the treaties of the Louis Bonny part, which was written by Karl Marx. Okay?
Scott Kesterson:And, oh, yeah, Karl Marx, that trigger word that everybody says, oh my goodness, you're a communist. It's like, no, actually, the guy did some amazing research. And in that particular piece, he talks about what he refers to as the dialectic, which is in simple terms is the facade of what they have you look at and what's really going on behind the scenes. He does an amazing job of looking at the French Revolution from that lens. We're seeing the same thing now.
Scott Kesterson:We need to train ourselves to realize that what's in the media, what's in the headlines is just it's either done to draw your attention there or there's there's a whole bunch more behind that story you have to dig into. And again, the latest of these stories is Balenciaga. And I think I don't and this is just me as a researcher saying this. I see FTX pop up. I see how quickly FTX has been moved off of the main docket.
Scott Kesterson:I see how quiet they've gotten about a number of things like the food shortages, about the state of our military, about the whole switching over to CBDC, and then we have Balenciaga crop up. Now I can't tell you what that weave looks like, but I'm gonna tell you there's one weave in there that I will guarantee it's gonna bring it together, and it's gonna be children and the blood of children. And that sounds dark to people. If it makes you uncomfortable, I'm sorry. But when you water that down, you're gonna find out it's gonna be worse than you ever imagined.
Scott Kesterson:And those graphics that you're seeing now coming out of the the fashion designer for Balenciaga, they're gonna be seem like child's play when you get into the core of this because you don't demonstrate what you are. You demonstrate the areas where you're comfortable with. So a fashion designer isn't gonna show the darkest of dark. They're gonna show the things that are on the edge of shock and awe, but they're not gonna show you what the real, real darkness is. And that's what Balenciaga is.
Scott Kesterson:Balenciaga is showing us that that hole that goes there, to me links it all, that brings all the children back into view, is so horrific. It's so dark. It is so disturbing that we're what we'll discover, and I'm guaranteeing we're gonna get to it. It will make Pizzagate look like a preschool event. It'll make we'll start to understand why FTX was such a big deal, why so many GOP members of congress were signing to stop the investigation into FTX.
Scott Kesterson:We're gonna see the connections of Ukraine, and we're gonna see the connections of Ukraine and the overflowing of their adoption system. You know, why are there so many orphans in Ukraine? A question nobody's asking. How come those attorneys always somehow link back to big people back in The United States that have offered adoption? What's what is it?
Scott Kesterson:Again, it's children, always children, always children.
Seth Holehouse:It is, and there's a lot that you that you kind of touched upon there, but there's something I want to highlight, which I think is really important. These are just some other things I'm having kind of emerge in this conversation, is that if you look at the role of technology in the media, because they're really they're they're they're interlinked. Before we had televisions, people would sat around the radio. And before the radio, you maybe they had the printing press. Right?
Seth Holehouse:And then you get the local newspaper that would come in. But what's happened is that as all of this has progressed, obviously, we can see that they can build these massive human trafficking networks. They can build these massive money laundering networks, especially as you bring in crypto, like FTX. You know, to me, it's it's just a giant global slush fund. It's a giant cabal.
Seth Holehouse:It's like they they love it. It's like, oh, go put all your money into this Bitcoin. Go throw all your money into these exchanges. We're gonna take that money and then run all of our operations with it, all these black, dark operations without even knowing. And if you're lucky, you can still pull that money out once things kind of start to hit the fan.
Seth Holehouse:But if but if you kind of come back, and this is what I I really, I've always appreciated about your program is that it comes back to just the county by county approach. And, you know, I I think that one of the themes and what I see us, you know, tonight is this idol worship of, you know, it is always it's always a new hero. Right? It's it's the Carrie Lake. It's the Tulsi Gabbard.
Seth Holehouse:It's the Durham. It's the bar. It's the Trump. It's Elon Musk. And the list goes on.
Seth Holehouse:And I think that this is a symptom of modern society. Because if you go back to, say, the 1920s, you didn't have that kind of idol worship. You know, how would you have done it? You know, maybe you would see, you'd read in the newspaper that, you know, the president did this, or, you know, a certain celebrity did this, but people weren't obsessed with it. And instead, they were obsessed with their community.
Seth Holehouse:And they were linked into the people around them. But what's happened is that over time, I think it's absolutely part of their plan, that they've gotten us to become so focused on what Tucker Carlson's saying, and on what, you know, politician is doing something that it's like we care more about someone like that, than our own friends and family in our community. But when the going gets tough, your neighbor that you build a relationship with, that's also a patriot that, you know, that knows how to clean a deer or to slaughter a chicken, or your other, you know, family member that, you know, has a wood burning stove that'll get through the winter, those people are infinitely more important than all of these celebrities, all these influencers, everything. I think it's it's like every when I go back to the whole bread and circuses, it's like it couldn't be more accurate because we've all become focused. And not all of us, I'm saying a lot especially a lot of your listeners, I think my listeners are really much more focused on what's around them.
Seth Holehouse:But we've we've really replaced the relationships and the strength of our community and everything with these people. And it's actually like, you're focused on this one particular, say say, Elon Musk, this guy's gonna save the country. Well, it's actually like your local sheriff is a thousand times more important to the security of your future than Elon Musk is. Yet have you put in and I'm actually I'm telling myself this too, right? Because like, I actually haven't met my local sheriff.
Seth Holehouse:It's like shame on me. Right? Because like, I've been here for over a year, there's there's no excuse for that. But it's like, actually, my own local sheriff plays a million times more important of a role than Elon Musk is, it does in terms of my own security. And so I think that's one of the ways that they've really duped us.
Seth Holehouse:But I also think that by understanding that, it helps us to kind of deconstruct it and figure out what we have to do now. Because I think that we've seen, right, it's like, okay, 2020. '20 '20 was stolen. Okay? And like, okay, now we're gonna spend the next year trying to fix 2020.
Seth Holehouse:You still can't fix 2020. Okay. Now we're gonna spend the next year preparing for the midterms. Right? Okay.
Seth Holehouse:Know, vote red red wave midterms come. Midterms are stolen. So can we gonna spend the next year, you know, fighting the legal battles for the midterms. We get to 2023, and it's like, okay, well, now we gotta get focus on getting Trump back in. And we're put all of our energy back in the next year, which is gonna take us to 2024, and they'll probably steal the election again.
Seth Holehouse:You know what I mean? And what it's done, though, is it's kept all these people. Right? It's kept all these people that could have been really focusing on building their local communities, on fortifying their homes, on, you know, building home churches, or whatever it is they could be doing. And instead, they're out, you know, canvassing for politicians or and I'm not I'm not knocking that.
Seth Holehouse:Again, I'm not you know, I think that's it's it's it's great how many people have stepped forward. But it makes me think that it's like, when the music stops, we're gonna look back and realize that we lost our chair three years ago. But we were so busy running around in circles while the music was playing. We didn't realize that our chair was gone three years ago.
Scott Kesterson:I think you did on. And it's one of these things that I am pretty outspoken on elections because it's all a circus. How much time do we need to campaign to make a decision? I think that's a big question that we need to come to grips with. A president comes into office in the first year, they get something done.
Scott Kesterson:In the second year, there's now beginning to be discussions about him running. In the third and fourth year, he's campaigning while trying to do policy. So effectively, we get eighteen months out of a four year contract. Same thing is happening with every politician. Congressmen are the worst because they're in for two years.
Scott Kesterson:So they get about three to four months and then they're campaigning again. Right? So how long do we need to campaign to make a decision on somebody? If we can't see them work, which they're not, all they're gonna do is make promises, which they do, and those promises are gonna fall empty, which they always always happens. So then we're then we're shocked.
Scott Kesterson:We're like, oh my goodness. He broke his promise. No. He had to make promises because you wouldn't have voted for him anyway because that's what you want. It was constantly like Avalon's dog sort of concept.
Scott Kesterson:So I to your point about prepping and and and how I personally push on this channel, which you know is the big set the seven pillars of county by county. And I think it's very important that we keep our hands dirty in this process, meaning doing something in your life, sowing seeds physically, not just spiritually. And that's the metaphor I like to use. So I have a place I'm at with the urban place I have here in the town, I have a small, what I call an urban homestead. So it's about, you know, this is about an eighth of an acre roughly that we had a really good success last year.
Scott Kesterson:And we'll bring in between the fruit trees and the garden, we'll bring in all of the produce that we need off of that little piece of land. And that's a beautiful thing. And I haven't brought protein onto this yet because I have another acreage where I'm doing that. That's the 80 acres that I have with another person. And I spend now about three days here, and I built a podcasting studio up there, so I'll be three days up there, and then I have a float day.
Scott Kesterson:Okay? But my point is it's constantly working with part of that is that in this messaging and in any travel that we do, in and around that, and I know you're the same, that's why I'm saying this, because you've gotta get your hands physically dirty. You have to dig into the dirt. You've gotta anchor yourself in with what's real. The communication we're having is essential.
Scott Kesterson:I mean, this is an information war, and the idea is to keep that truth out there, but that truth is anchored in knowledge and faith. You framed that very well at the beginning. And that knowledge is not just knowledge of what the latest headline is or some conspiratorial vision of how Trump's gonna come back because they're gonna pass this measure or do this thing in the courts or they're gonna White Hats are gonna come sweeping in and arrest everybody. Worry about your neighborhood because as I've said many times, and I I really, really mean this in such a true way, you don't want the military rolling down your streets. I don't care if Q said it or not.
Scott Kesterson:That's not where you wanna be. And there is this sort of euphoric idea still that that's a good idea. And it's like, okay, folks, do please be honest with where our military is. It has become a woke institution. It has become an institution highly saturated by the vax that in itself has physiological outcomes and consequences that we are still trying to figure out.
Scott Kesterson:So what we have to get to is this realization that all institutions are corrupted. They're all built on on the the metaphor of the the house and sand. How do we build the country on the rock of faith? And that's us. That's us every single day digging in and doing the little things.
Scott Kesterson:And this is where growing food is such an important one because it takes back something they took from us, or we even worse, we gave it to them. We start to take back our responsibility, our ownership, our ability to feed ourselves, which isn't a significant issue. And then we move to each step. And as you you and I have talked at length and we each talk on our own shows, you start to unravel this onion, and you're like, oh, wow. Look at this.
Scott Kesterson:I'm on for example, I'm on city water rather than well water. Well, how can I get around that? What happens if they shut the water off? What happens even worse? So forget shutting it off.
Scott Kesterson:What happens if your this happened, by the way, in Arizona or New Mexico. What happens if your people that work at the water bureau in the city die because they took the vax? Now what happens in the replacement talent? Well, it's not gonna be replaced overnight. Those aren't jobs.
Scott Kesterson:Those are skill sets, right, to run that equipment. You don't just call your temp labor out there and go, hey, by the way, I need somebody that knows how to run the chlorine injector systems and whatever else they put in your water. Right? So, I mean, this is a very critical time to reclaim skills because the system is changing, And it has been it was engineered to be a kill off and die off of a portion of humanity to try to force us and propel us into this scenario of city modeling, which is the agenda 2030, basically a remake of the feudal system, and that's what they're trying to do. And in the meantime, we've gotta be very aware of of those pieces, but how do you those are that's the real deeper knowledge.
Scott Kesterson:That's where when what we're sharing here, we need to understand the movement of the enemy, and then there needs to be each one of us exploring that depth, not only in our faith, which is so critical, but also in our richness of knowledge of the things that will sustain us. And then that means as we put those two pieces together, we gain wisdom, and we gain a different temper towards how we approach the problems in our nation. We're literally building out a new nation around us when we do this. And I'm very in that sense, I'm very optimistic, but at the same time, the savagery that is going on on this other side to try to rip away the future of the nation, again, it's gonna go back to those critical things that we need. It's the savagery of trying to disrupt the food system.
Scott Kesterson:It's the savagery of trying to disrupt the climate. It's the savagery of trying to use electronics and communication systems like five g and to normalize that as people causes massive health problems and neurological problems. And just as a for your own channel, that that's my opinion. So I say that in case people wanna get all dialed up about that. But that just happens to be one of those hotbeds.
Seth Holehouse:Yeah. Well, I'll be I'll be publishing an interview soon with doctor Robert Young, who basically almost conclusively proves that five g is affecting the the graphene oxide in the vaccines, and it's like, it goes it goes deep. He actually he says that I think it was quote, like, five g is is such a powerful weapon. It makes the atom bomb obsolete.
Scott Kesterson:I would agree with
Seth Holehouse:that. Yeah.
Scott Kesterson:See, this is this is what I think you said some I wanna jump on that because this is really important. You're hearing all these tremors of of nuke nuclear war, and it it's they've diminished, but they revamped they they resurfaced yesterday with the dumb headline that Japan now wants strategic nuclear systems. It's like, okay. Good. I'm glad.
Scott Kesterson:Do you wanna get on the game too? And And then my comment was, isn't it funny how all these countries can all coexist peacefully in the in Antarctica, but somehow we're all at war in the in the main body politic? Why is that? Because it's all fear. Right?
Scott Kesterson:They want the eyes on those things that they've told you are weapons of mass destruction, which is nuclear and biological. That's where they want your eyes. They're not really telling you what's in those bio labs. They call it genomic weapon systems. That's not even really true because they haven't mastered the ability to modify our genes yet.
Scott Kesterson:They're playing with it. But where the real threat is and where it becomes every single day is the information war to shape your thinking, to build up your dark fears when they all they have to do is they just have to say, we found a bio weapons lab. People are like, oh, no. And right away, you have all sorts of video games that pop into people's head, like, say, Biohazard or or whatever else is out. There's a bunch of them.
Scott Kesterson:You have horror movies that come into play. You have all these scenarios that you've been propagandized to believe the end of humanity because someone's gonna drop a little vial in the middle. What is it? 13 monkeys or 11 monkeys, whatever that show is. You know?
Scott Kesterson:You drop a vial and the whole world dies. I mean, this is they've got everybody conditioned to accept this. The real weapon is us. They've weaponized us. This is the craziest part about this, and it's our fear and our willingness to accept this.
Scott Kesterson:So I have Coy Griffin coming on this week and for cowboys for Trump founder. And he shared with me a court order, a a restraining order that was put on him by a county a councilman at down in where he was, a county commissioner. And it is you read this, and you just you have to ask yourself, like, what country am I living in? Not because they got the restraining order on him. It's the motive.
Scott Kesterson:It's a 77 year old councilman that is talking about how frightfully panicked he was because Coey rode his horse up near I mean, really? Like, he didn't brandish he didn't threaten you? He didn't brandish a 50 caliber machine gun in your face? He didn't pull a machete and put it on your throat? He rode his horse up next to you and even mentions it with the American flag flying.
Scott Kesterson:Well, what do you know? Right? And we're at this point in the public of insanity, and there is a collective insanity that's settled into our public that I have a general default. It's like, I think most of them are vaxxed, but that's not always true, but it's a good default for me anyway. And it's and I do believe it because I think that what we've seen is there's been an instrument of war that's been waged upon people, but the fear is a critical component of it.
Scott Kesterson:And why I bring up the facts is there is some component to it that is keeping people in a fear state or at least susceptible to it. I don't know what it does exactly, but it does cross the blood brain barrier. There is graphene oxide. There is nanotech in there, and it is affected by five g. So collectively, we can say something's happening.
Scott Kesterson:And so we are at this place where the greatest weapons of mass destruction ever created is information. Information warfare is at its pinnacle. It's General Flynn has published a book called, you know, something about five g warfare. Kind of interesting. I mean, in its principle, people don't even understand three g warfare, third generation warfare, let alone five g.
Scott Kesterson:And we're we're at five g, which is literally this sort of undefined realm of fighters. We don't even know who your enemy is, and you're still being programmed with the idea that, you know, you're gonna solve this problem with your second amendment. And the question I always ask is not whether you're gonna defend your home, which you must, but if you're gonna go out there and fight a war, who's your enemy? I mean, is your neighbor your enemy now because they've they're pro vaxx and they're in a coma, walking around, ignoring all of this? Is your is the politician the enemy who's denying talking about the vaxx he doesn't wanna talk about the consequences of child sex trafficking, but they wanna focus instead on five g development and free cell phones.
Scott Kesterson:I mean, I I'm I'm not being sarcastic here. I mean, it's the enemy the plane of who the real enemy is is so pluralized at our level, And that's by design. It's just by design to keep you disempowered and ultimately to break your will so that you don't you will comply to whatever solution they deliver to you. And the only way through all of that, honestly, besides having skills to take care of yourself, the singular issue that keeps you protected is your relationship with God and through Christ Jesus. And if you don't have those, this world, and this is literally like a circus crazy train.
Scott Kesterson:This is like Ozzy Osbourne's song Crazy Train, literally. You know? And I can just hear it in my head. It's like, all aboard. Like, yeah, no kidding.
Scott Kesterson:You know, this is where we've gone so fast. We're in a world right now where pedophilia is being defended at a national debate level, and those that are doing pedophilia or are caught with it are now being protected by new laws so that we won't they won't be discriminated against. You know, they're we're mainstreaming child sex exploitation and sacrifice through the shock and awe campaigns of Balenciaga, and we're worried about whether Cary Lake's gonna get voted in. I'm sorry. I have a problem reconciling that because we knew Maricopa County was a sham to begin with, and all eyes are there while what else is going on over here.
Scott Kesterson:And the one thing that is always going on, and I don't mean to beat this to death so much, but it's such a pivotal issue. What never stops? The sacrifice, trafficking, and the kidnapping of kids. I mean, it doesn't ever stop. When do we say eyes off the stupid, eyes on the real, drill into that, and make that our pivot?
Scott Kesterson:Because I'll tell you, if if children become our focus and then we take on these other fights as they come along, like elections every two years, but children are a straight up vigilant focus, you will see Babylon's walls fall. It's their coming down because they can't function without the children. And that goes in both in their ritual practice and their power. Remember, they don't deal with money like you and I. You know this.
Scott Kesterson:They deal with power and a commodity, which they value more than money. Money, and what is that? Kids. That's a truth on a global level. So this is the hard truths of where we are.
Scott Kesterson:And, you know, again, people are always like, well, I don't believe it. I wanna see hard truth. Well, start with Balenciaga. There's a good one. It's open.
Scott Kesterson:It hasn't been buried yet. You won't believe Pizzagate if you're not gonna believe a lot of this because that's all been disparaged and attacked by the likes of Media Matters and David Barack and all of his other communist clones over there. But the real fight is the children. Always has been. And for to the point to where it actually comes up in scripture as referencing children and the fact that we need to protect them and that anyone that does harm or even leads to their corruption in their thinking in scripture, I'm paraphrasing, Would be better off to have a millstone and cast into the sea than to have to confront father God.
Scott Kesterson:That's telling you that children were there have always been the target. We don't hear Christ talk about corruption of the Internet and just I realize it's not there or the corruption of newspapers or the corruption of of election campaigns. I mean, that's kind of endemic and is the corruption of humankind. But to specifically call out one of the greatest sins being children, they've always been the target. And here we are today, and it's like they don't even rank.
Scott Kesterson:You ask most people, they're not even gonna rank children as a problem. Child sex trafficking is a problem. They're gonna talk about the economy. They're gonna talk about the election fraud. They're gonna talk about the current government.
Scott Kesterson:And it's like, yeah, but all these other things exist because they don't want you to see this. Right? And that's where, when we get down to kind of full circle to where we began this, which is discernment and getting to the core issues, to me, that is the core issue. And we have to come back to that regularly and remind ourselves what we're in this fight for. When we want to save humanity, you better save the children.
Scott Kesterson:It's bad enough that we cast our adults off into farms, literally. Like, we're done. But any society that doesn't take care of their doesn't nurture and take care of their elderly and doesn't protect and nurture their children has no future. It's just that simple.
Seth Holehouse:Exactly. And I also think that a big part of this really is the spiritual battle. And it's like, okay, where does that battle take place? Is it at the pole? Is it creating memes?
Seth Holehouse:Is it you know, there's a lot of ways you can feel like that you're fighting this battle. But I think fundamentally, if God is looking down upon our nation, and we're saying and praying, please God save our nation, you know, my kind of thought is that his answer would be, well, make it a nation worth saving, Because it's not right now. You know what I mean? Right. And that's on all of us.
Seth Holehouse:But I think that you're so right, because the protecting of innocence, the protecting of children, And I always go back to the nurse, the school and said, song in Sunday school, Jesus loves little children. Right? I love that song as a kid. Always imagined like, oh, he loves me. I'm a child, right?
Seth Holehouse:This is beautiful, beautiful thing as a child. Imagine if people put the energy that they've put into so many other things that haven't come to fruition into the children, into exposing CPS, into exposing, you know, what's happening. I know a lot of parents are now and they're, you know, doing it through school systems, which is good, right? That it's it's a forward step. But I think fundamentally, if God looked down and he saw that, I think that that's one of the highest expressions of morality, and is protecting God's pure creations here on earth.
Scott Kesterson:I can't disagree at all. I mean, I think that this is look, I'm not discounting any research. There's a lot of things that are happening in our world. We've got chemtrails that started in the seventies, and that's been a long fight for people that have pursued that, and they've been vindicated for the most part now. They realize that they are real.
Scott Kesterson:We've got these random fires that miraculously start up because of supposedly overburdened some transformers, which we know is all garbage that's happening all over the Northwest. It just happens to overlay with the high speed train corridor and the agenda twenty thirty garbage that they wanna do. So, I mean, I get this. We have the vanishing crab off the coast of Alaska that just all of a sudden are gone, the king crab. Like, what happened there?
Scott Kesterson:But, oh, wait a minute. Just the shell apparently has some tie to graphene oxide, and looks like the Chinese were up there mining that, use that in their graphene oxide. So, yeah, there's a ton of problems. But this is one of these things where, like in any battle, there's always a ton of fights to take on. And you have to find that core place where you know that you it's so decisive to the enemy that when you strike them, hit them hard, and debilitate them in their one critical node that the entire system gets shaken.
Scott Kesterson:There's a couple of critical nodes, but the children are a prime one. Yeah. And I'll tell you, if if we spent our focus as a nation and as a world pushing into that fight on children, there's a couple of things that are very real about this. One, there is a point where it will become violent because they will defend it. But here's the other side of that.
Scott Kesterson:This is a violence that's truly righteous because you're defending something. It's not random, and you're gonna see your enemy and you're gonna know your enemy and you're gonna bring justice as long as you're following God's hand. This is a righteous fight, and this is the one that once you rip it from their hands and you preserve the children, all the other ripples, the ripples that you create start to shake and tear apart their entire system. It is their critical node. It is their Achilles heel, And that's why they don't want you to look at it.
Scott Kesterson:That's why Balenciaga is working overtime to try to make claims of like, oh, we were inappropriately handled. They're making us feel bad in the media. They're treating us poorly. Fortunately, there are some diligent researchers and good voices out there that keep pushing this topic. But you know that when Tucker Carlson actually mentions, as he did the other night, the idea that there's an elite there's a conspiracy that the elite cabal actually are all pedophiles.
Scott Kesterson:You know how bad it is because Tucker Carlson's not dropping truth on you. He's trying to validate your opinions so that you can be less anxious to get to deeper truths behind it. Exactly. Right? So this is a pacification campaign, and they see it coming.
Scott Kesterson:So, you know, kind of my words on all this is choose your battles wisely. Think about the second, third, and fourth order effects of what you're doing. And when you do that, go aggressively after those things that will debilitate the enemy. And one of those is making sure that child sex trafficking ends forever. And that's the war that if humanity really took on, I mean seriously took on, we've got the numbers.
Scott Kesterson:They have got nothing. But this is the other part. You don't have to worry about what the election's gonna be because once you rip this one off, once you rip this Band Aid off, there's nobody left, trust me, that's in the current system. They're all gone, and you're gonna want them gone. You're gonna want them behind bars or hanging by a noose, and they're gonna be deserving of it.
Scott Kesterson:At the end of the day, I don't care whether that was, I was I didn't mean to get wrapped up into it to, I did it on purpose. At the end of the day, it touches and stains almost everything in our national capital. It stains our government agencies. It stains corporate corporate boardrooms. It stains Wall Street's profit line.
Scott Kesterson:It stains the international banking fund. It stains everything digital. We know this. So for me, there's one area that we all need to have our eyes on, and it's the children. It ties us to China.
Scott Kesterson:It ties us to Russia. It ties us to every country on Earth that are all suffering from the same problem, and it does one thing greater than all things of that. It unites humanity in a single cause. And the only way that that gets even stronger, and it must, is that alliance in faith. We come together under God to fight for the most glorious gift ever given, which is our children.
Scott Kesterson:And just seeing your daughter at the beginning of this before we started, she's adorable. You have a beautiful child. You're blessed. Really are. And it's just like I told you the story of some friends that came up to the property and brought their young daughter, say about the same age.
Scott Kesterson:You see God in their eyes. And let me tell you, when you see God in their eyes, you're just like, what else is there to fight for? That's what our mission is ultimately. I mean, I'll say it like this. I will not give my life for a damn boat.
Scott Kesterson:I could care less. A rig system is a rig system. I'm not going to arms over that stupid thing. There's better ways to fight it. Do you wanna see me go to arms?
Scott Kesterson:You wanna see me willing to put my life on the line? It's a child. You know, the one that said always in in war, You see the greatest and the worst of humanity in war. I've seen the worst with the handling of children in war, not by us, but by them. But I've also seen some of the most courageous acts of heroism of soldiers and the most kind acts of people, soldiers and people alike, all for children.
Scott Kesterson:Let me tell you, that's the one piece that brings us together. It's the weave of who we are. It's our hearts. And if we don't get this right, I don't know what we're fighting for anyway. Yeah.
Scott Kesterson:You know? That's the bottom line. So that's that's where my heart is. It's it's you know, you said in the beginning a little earlier, sometimes you just get tired of the news of just doing the same thing. Well, yeah, because there's no substance to it.
Scott Kesterson:At the end of the day, it's like the wind. One day it's on, one day it's off. And when we are nailing children, I mean, when I talk about going after that problem and nailing the bad guys and saving them and protecting them and ensuring they get a wholesome education in life, allowing them to be children again? These kids I've met a couple. Your daughter appears to be that way just by her eyes, an ability to be a child.
Scott Kesterson:We don't give them that anymore unless you're protecting them in your home as you should. But think about as a community, we've just lost that. As a child, I as a child of about three or four, I could walk to the park around the corner, a long ways from my parents' view by myself and go on the red slide at the at the this city park with no worries of somebody coming and kidnapping me. I could go over and practice on the overhand bars and and get good enough so that when my dad got home from work, we could go over and he could buy me an ice cream because I was able to go all 20 bars from one side to the other. Right?
Scott Kesterson:That was a big accomplishment, but I was able to go there by myself. I was able to play in the neighborhood without the worry of somebody driving through and picking you up because the communities were together. This isn't California, not today, not today, you know? So we've got to restore that. That's the real fight and everything we do, we have to restore that.
Scott Kesterson:And I don't think there's anything that should light people's fire more than that. So, you know, for those that are out there and following Q or following, I'm not, like, I'm not gonna bash you for all that. I realize it's hope, it's fun, it's intriguing. There's a lot of amazing, interesting conspiracies to play with and concepts of maybe hope and change here or there. But at the end of the day, we have to be accountable for what we do that makes a difference.
Scott Kesterson:And that has to be in whatever form we do it, the most important asset we have ever been entrusted with, and that's God's creation and its most earliest phases, and that's the children.
Seth Holehouse:Oh, it absolutely is. Yeah. It's when you really let it sink in, which it should, it should really weigh on you. I know it does on you, it does on me. And I think a lot of a lot of our listeners and viewers feel that weight.
Seth Holehouse:So, well, Scott, it's this has been an incredible interview. Know that you've got another engagement to get to. You're a busy guy, and I appreciate your time on here. I want to pull up your website. But I also want tell people, if you have gotten this far in the video or the podcast, please share this with somebody.
Seth Holehouse:Alright, if you've gotten this far, you must have been somewhat entertained or you're learning something from us just to, you know, two guys rambling together. So if so, please do us a favor and share this with a friend or a family member or so many things that that would need to hear this message. Now, Scott, I wanna pull up your website ready here. So which is this BardsFM.com. Also, you know, you're very active on Podbean.
Seth Holehouse:I listen to you on either Podbean or also on Apple, you know, podcast, depends on which one I'm just using. Sometimes Apple is more reliable. Anyway, I highly recommend anybody that's watching or listening to this, please go check out Bard's FM. Honestly, he's, he's the most recommended podcast to my friends and family. I'm like, Hey, mom, you listen to Bard's yet?
Seth Holehouse:You gotta go listen to Bard's. It's such a it's a fantastic show that Scott's puts on. Think you do what, three shows a day, 18 shows a week.
Scott Kesterson:Yeah, that's about right. Yeah. I do three shows a day and four on Thursday, and then one on Sundays. I guess that's 17, and there'll be a couple new ones coming up on Sunday this next year, which we'll talk more about, but we're gonna add a sermon, a rotating pastors on Sunday morning for people, and then there's gonna be a local show, which you and I have talked about, we're gonna get involved with together, but just focusing on our county issues only and kinda opening that up to encourage people to do the same. And so we'll talk a lot more about that.
Scott Kesterson:I wanna make sure we do some podcasts together and that sort of stuff. Great. Well, Scott, it's been a
Seth Holehouse:Oh, go ahead. Go ahead.
Scott Kesterson:Well, it's just it's just an honor being on your show, so thank you. It's a real you've got a great feel, and it's just relaxed to have a conversation, which I appreciate. And you've got a great audience. Just to everybody that's here in Man in America, be blessed. You really have a great voice here.
Scott Kesterson:You're always welcome into Bart's nation over on our side, so to speak, and these virtual fences we create, so to speak. But we need to bring our communities together. And so for those that I can tell you a lot of people on the Bard side listen to Man in America. And for those of you in Man in America, we open our doors to you. We've got a great online community, both on Telegram and both in in our chat and the livestreams on Podbean, and that's where we do livestreams on Podbean.
Scott Kesterson:And like I said, that door is always open. It's wonderful community that we bring together because we need it. We we need to build the bridges, and this is such an important time to build the bridges, to share the ideas, to share the wisdom with each other. It's really good. So thank you very much.
Seth Holehouse:Absolutely. Well, thank you, Scott. Take care, and God bless.
Scott Kesterson:God bless, Seth. Thank you very much.