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Professor Toto's Front Porch Chat - "A LESSON IN LIBERTY"

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Professor Toto's Front Porch Chat - "A LESSON IN LIBERTY" - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9PHVBIutTw Transcript: (00:07) hello everybody I want to have a little chat with you guys all you Patriots you God-fearing red blooded Liberty loving Patriots many of you may not know that we had two major victories today at the Supreme Court I want to talk to you about those victories but more importantly I want every one of you to determine that you're not going to go anywhere that you're going to sit and listen to a lesson about Liberty I want to explain some things to you that every Patriot needs to know about the Supreme Court victories that (00:50) we had today number one has to do with the great state of Mississippi where I'm from Hello everybody hey Susan Flanigan Susan la Teresa Lori Cole Eaton God bless you Kenny Franklin it has to do with abortion and it looks like we're on the way to a major victory with the abortion case since we have a conservative court and then another one has to do with um illegal searches and seizures from the Biden Administration two great victories that are that are leaning in our favor the very fact that the Supreme Court court has agreed to take these (01:32) cases tells us something that we're seeing some major victories in America but I want to explain to you m Michelle says there's no sound please tell me if there's no sound anyway all right just turn your volume up darling first of all I have a huge show in a few hours at 8:00 Kay Clark is going to be on with me tonight live over on YouTube make sure you get over there Hello Kenny from Virginia I want to talk to you about how the Republic wins our victories how we win our battles this is an important lesson don't go anywhere (02:18) you need to hear this about 300 years ago the colonist came here to America and they founded 13 colonies Massachusetts Jamestown and these were loyal to the crown of England every person that crossed over that great blue ocean did not come here in Rebellion to the king many people mistakingly think that America was born out of rebellion to the crown but that is not true Jonathan mange thank you for ordering Liberty water make sure you order it today no they came over here because they love the crown and they were actually (03:09) expanding the territory of the crown but I want to tell you how the crown lost America and while we might be on the verge of it happening all over again the crown misunderstood they underestimated the blood of a patriot they underestimated the power of a people that is determined to see Justice they underestimated the power of those people so what the crown did was the crown imposed a little tax called the T I'm sorry the Stamp Act how many of you has heard the Stamp Act do you know anything about the Stamp Act in our (04:05) history well the truth is it was because of the Stamp Act that America is now free from the monarchy let me tell you how it happened the crown had come over and assisted the United stat well the 13 colonies it was not the United States at that time most people forget that between the colonist and America being founded there was about 150 years when we were not the United States of America we were 13 colonies of the crown now these 13 colonies were pretty much dropped off here on this strange land with pretty much no help from the (04:51) crown they were pretty much told to start their own Nation within the nation of England a subsidiary of the crown if you will and these people got a taste of Freedom there were no British troops here for those 150 years these people found Freedom they found individual liberty they found a life where they could uh create their own local Representatives their General assemblies in each state in each colony and they could rule themselves and govern themselves through those General ass assemblies they got a taste of that (05:33) freedom but they were still loyal to the crown but loving their freedom not a freedom from the crown but a freedom from the oppression of the crown the constant watchful eye of the Big Brother government they loved that they were able to come here and start lives on their own this last for about 150 years well the French Nation decided to form an alliance with the Indians and do battle against the 13 colonies had the French and the Indians won that war then this would not be an English Nation this would be a French Nation so (06:25) the king of England did not want the French to take this ter teritory so reluctantly the crown sent over his army to help the colonies fight against the French and the Indians now they won that war they routed the French back to France and the Indians were destroyed therefore England had won a great victory in this land we're still loyal to the crown because we the Patriots are not a rebellious people we the Patriots are not angry at the government we are law abiding citizens yet we also understand that we were born (07:17) free we were given god-given rights to be born free men free not to be told by the government how to live our individual lives we were born as free fre Sovereign citizens of the world and therefore we balance our love for government and our respect for law with the fundamental belief that the most basic law is our human rights which our constitution preserves because the Constitution says that all men were given these certain unalienable rights given to us by God so as Patriots don't ever think that we will forfeit our god-given (08:05) rights with some what you call laws of the land okay because this is what happened with the King of England I'm going to show you what I think is happening again in America so the king decided that since he had sent those troops over here that the colonies needed to pay him back for sending that help the only problem is he really was not doing that to help the colonies he was doing that to preserve his crown and his right to this land so and and the truth was this was his War uh the colonists would have either been defeated and become French (08:51) or they would have remained independent so he sent his War his soldiers Here and Now England is going broke by supporting the 13 colonies and so now the King and Parliament now keep in mind when we say Parliament the original colonist did not see Parliament ever Parliament was 3,000 miles away not involved in their daily lives these Patriots had already established their own General assemblies they become used to self-governance they had become used to like we are in Mississippi we have our own Governor our own legislature they (09:38) had gotten used to that do you understand so now Parliament which had pretty much been uninvolved all those 150 years they decided that they were going to make a demand on these colonies to pay a stamp tax wasn't very much of a tax but the Patriots saw it as an intrusion into their personal lives they told Parliament why are you taxing us why are you doing this without our consent let me explain something to you we don't mind taxes but free men will only pay taxes to which they have consented to okay you and I pay taxes (10:35) today because we have consented to do so through our local legislatures but the parliament imposed a tax that the Patriots had no voice in that is the difference between a patriot and a rebel okay let me break it down for you the Patriot will pay taxes but the Patriot says if I'm going to pay taxes I'm going to have a voice in that decision I'm going to consent to that because I'm a sovereign free man I'm not under a dictatorial government we're free in America so Parliament was now taxing us without giving us a representative in Parliament (11:26) to fight for us the closest thing we had was Benjamin Franklin who stayed over in England fighting for the colonies to the crown representing us as an ambassador but we had no legal voice listen to me the king of England Parliament took our voices from us they turned us into subjects without a voice now we don't mind being subjects we are subjects to the Constitution the law of the land we are not Rebels we submit to the law we have consented to submit to that's the beauty of being a free man so these people were now being (12:15) imposed upon by a government that was not listening to their voice well we decided this was not going to stand and we rose up against Parliament we rose up against an outof contr control governmental body not in Rebellion but to bring Justice and balance the scales that free men deserve so we told the king of England we are not going to pay this tax and he said yes you are and we wrote a letter to him and said here's what we're going to do we refuse to buy anything else from your merchants in England don't send no more ships over (13:04) here loaded down with your tea loaded down with your Fabrics loaded down with your merchandise don't send them because as long as this tax is in place we will provide for our own self we will survive without it we will do more than cry we will stop doing business with you as so one day you're going to hear our voice well the king of England would not relent until the financial pressure got so hard against the businesses in England in London that finally the business owners in London wrote letters to the king begging them to (13:54) eradicate the Stamp Act and finally the king King and Parliament gave in to the Patriots we didn't go to war we didn't tear down buildings we used our money that's right which is what we're doing now with this Patriot Buying Club we're moving this week alone we've moved $30,000 away from Walmart see Professor Toto don't just talk we don't just get on here and try to build a following we're trying to make a change in America and I'm learning from my forefathers cuz I'm studying what they did incrementally they lifted their (14:34) voices against the financial structure and they caused a king to bow down so once the Stamp Act was repealed there was peace again in the colonies for many many years we went back to living our peaceful quiet lives that Patriots love to live we don't like drama we don't live live for drama but we will lay down our lives for our god-given rights see there's something in the blood of a patriot there is something that flows in our blood that says to a government treat us fairly and we will send our sons to die for you but treat us (15:20) unfairly and we will send our sons to fight against you because patriotism is about Justice fairness and an equal voice for everybody so what happened well the parliament thought they would try it again they thought they would impose another tax that we didn't have a voice in the same thing happened we went to war with England financially before we ever went to war with England with weapons see this is what people don't understand about the revolution so around that time a small group of people called the Sons of Liberty they begin to (16:05) meet in the local bars and the local taverns the local churches these Sons of Liberty began to talk like I'm doing right now to you they begin to communicate with one another they begin to say this is not fair our voice has been cut off what can we do they it looked like they could do nothing they were just a rag tag bunch of people against the British crown but there's something powerful about talking there's something powerful when Patriots come together and begin to communicate why do you think Professor Toto is having the (16:44) Revival of the Republic rallies every month in the United States because I see these as little taverns if you will conclaves of a few dedicated Patriots that's just coming together to talk we're coming together to create a movement and to help be part of a solution and be part of something that will work see I have done everything in my power to produce many on here have talked a talk and uh desay they will be calling you I'm so very sorry but you're on the list we have thousands of Patriots that enrolled and we only have (17:27) 20 workers they're working around the clock be patient but they're calling now these people me and listen anything you go to do somebody's going to find a fault with it you got two choices let people affect you and do nothing or never let them afflict you and do something so finally finally the Patriots had been picked on for so long by the king and the government that was in a far away place that gave them no voice to one day the parliament passed another tax and the Sons of Liberty please call Mariah please please we need (18:08) you to get involved the Sons of Liberty had done so much talking in little hamlets and little corners and Little Homes the talk produced a movement do you hear me and these Sons of Liberty begin to stir up the Patriots to believe that they could make a change and so when the Patriots were sick and tired of their voice being cut off that one day one day John Quincy Adams he was a young lawyer he began to do like Professor Toto he began to teach them and instruct these Patriots who they were and what their options were he educated them and (19:00) they fell in love with John Adams and Abigail Adams John Hancock be to rise up things begin to happen leaders begin to arise people that and the Patriots fell in love with these leaders and begin to follow them this is what's happening on social media right now some of you are so connected to me and I'm so connected to you uh today I went to my mailbox and oh my Lord Lord you people are y'all just blow my mind how wonderful you are but what happened 300 years ago is happening right now and then there came the (19:42) straw that broke the camel's back see let me tell you about change it happens little by little one day at a time never stopping the fight one audit in Arizona one changing of the laws in Georgia one Supreme Court ruling one one one is all it takes listen to me carefully finally the parliament passed another tax it was a three cent tax I want you to listen three somebody say three cents it was three cents on a pound of tea I really hope you get what I'm fixing to teach you the parliament didn't understand they had pushed the Patriots to the BR to the (20:38) brink they are pushing them to the brink and then the three cent tax on a pound of tea was when the Patriots said you've ignored us long enough that's right Kimberly we've had a great Victory today little somebody say little by little if you're trying to win this battle overnight you're GNA lose it you win this battle little by little and never stopping so the parliament said we're going to charge you three cents on a pound of tea and the Patriots said over our dead bodies Now ladies and gentlemen do you think it was three cents that (21:25) upset them no it was being treated like they were deplorables it was being treated like they were lesser citizen it was taking their voice away it was treating them like they were second class to the people in London or the people in Washington that knows what's best for everybody you listen we will obey the law if we consent to that law we are patriots we are not anarchists we submit to the laws that we have a voice in but when you steal from us one branch of government that gives us our voice thank you Kimberly Benson you made (22:12) my day sweetheart thank you listen so they brought their tea to the Boston Harbor you know the story I don't have to tell it to you and when they did our Patriots took their Last Stand they did didn't go to war with weapons they went to war financially why do you know how much money was on that ship do you understand how expensive tea is and was and that it was literally considered currency in those days they climbed onto that ship and these Patriots dumped in our dollars today over a million worth of tea into the Boston (23:04) Harbor they said with their money we're done with this we will not do business with London they took those buckets of tea 300 cases of it in our dollars today a million dollar worth of tea and they threw it overboard they didn't steal it and take it home I want you to hear the difference an a patriot and an anarchist BLM we don't steal and loot we said something and we didn't take anything that was our form of marching we threw that tea in the Boston Harbor it was in crates floating they could have went out and got it if they wanted (23:48) it we were saying our peace without stealing anything for ourselves when I say ourselves I'm a patriot those were my forefathers do you hear me those were my forefathers their blood flows through my American Body on that day I'm sorry I was reading what somebody was asking me I think they're asking me about brother spell um I'll get back to that in a moment on that day listen carefully the king of England decided that he was going to send his troops to Massachusetts biggest mistake he ever made biggest mistake he ever made to (24:39) underestimate a determined people that are determined to be free we didn't want to be free from the crown or government we're not Libertarians we don't believe in no government we're Republicans we believe in limited Fair representative government don't take our voice away and this day he sent his troops into Massachusetts have you ever heard of the Boston Massacre the Boston Massacre happened because his troops came into Boston and they were standing there to intimidate a patriot and these Patriots begin throwing snowballs at these British (25:24) soldiers not weapons that could hurt anybody but making their statement and those British soldiers fired on those unarmed citizens and killed them in Boston Massachusetts on that day that shot echoed around the world and a change was made a change was made because government went too far and from that moment forward the great Revolutionary War Began but I want you to notice how it began it didn't begin overnight it didn't begin because we wanted it to it began because a government would not listen it began because Patriots felt (26:14) robbed they felt cheated they felt like their voices did not matter little by little we can win this war we will win this war this is right Preston and Peggy Mills that's why we don't delete our history you know what Yahweh said in his word he said if you want to know what I'm going to do tomorrow look at what I did yesterday because I never change well guess what else never changes mankind human history repeats itself we are at the repeating point now we are at the point now where Pat rots must arise not in war but in doing (27:03) what we did with the Stamp Act we're not going to do business with you we're not going to partake of this we're going to gather together in our small conclaves with our little uh few rag tag people and we're going to start talking and talking we're going to start YouTube channels we're going to put up websites and listen I'm Just a Nobody do y'all hear me look I live in a little humble house here in Mississippi I I I'm a nobody look just a little home out here in the middle of nowhere nobody knows me nobody knows my neighbor across the (27:41) street over there he don't even know what I got going on right now but I'm in a conclave with Patriots we're talking and all over this nation we're rising up then I decided to have these rallies every month they're nothing like what mik Dell and them have with thousands and thousands of people I you know I think we've got 300 registered in Michigan but I'm going to talk to those 300 people this Sunday and you know what I'm going to do I'm going to educate them I'm going to remind them who they are the bloodline that flows through (28:15) them remind them what we are fighting for and then I'm going to connect them locally I don't even have no money to do all this people don't understand my job has suffered so so much because of my passion for this but there's sometimes when your nation calls for you and you answer the call it's like the call of to preach the gospel you don't do it for money there is no money you do it because you love this nation and you love the work of God I'm calling on every one of you right now I started this Patriot Buying (28:55) Club no I I wish I could do more I wish I knew of other ways to do it but you know while other people are talking about it we did it you folks are the best you're wonderful your nation is calling on you not to give up the fight your nation is calling you to follow the example of our forefathers and if you can't do nothing but nothing but get together and talk the Sons of Liberty Set This Nation free by talking by never giving up I'll be live tonight on YouTube with Clay Clark at 8:00 Central I look forward to seeing you there to those of (29:43) you that have supported me my heart cannot tell you thank you enough thank you thank you our home for men is coming along so beautifully we bought the land today $225,000 that was donated to buy that Land We Now own it first Harvest Ministries thank you I don't own it personally the ministry does thank you for those of you that have sent money to help us buy the building we bought a $300,000 building for $8,000 y'all donated about 5,000 of that thank you thank you so we can change lives we're going to take in 36 men and we're going (30:23) to change their lives get them off of drugs and teach them their purpose for life thank thank you for your help we sure love every one of you God bless you have a good day

Summary

In this "Front Porch Chat," Shane Vaughn presents a historical lesson on liberty by recounting the events leading to the American Revolution, including the Stamp Act, taxation without representation, the Sons of Liberty, the Boston Tea Party, and the Boston Massacre. He argues that America's founders achieved lasting change through education, organization, peaceful economic resistance, and persistent civic engagement rather than immediate violence. Drawing parallels to contemporary events, he encourages Christians and patriots to become involved locally, educate others, and work patiently to preserve constitutional liberties while also supporting ministry efforts to help individuals overcome addiction. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or clearly identifiable Bible references that should be included in SECONDARY SCRIPTURES.

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Christian Civic Responsibility / God-Given Human Rights / Peaceful Stewardship of Liberty

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