This USA Organic Republic Freedom Call mirrors a Republic Education Call from 5 March 2024. After Phyllis Marie opens with a devotional and Declaration of Independence language, Daryl frames the evening as a discussion of public notice, alleged usurpation by incorporated governments and the speakers’ view that authority returns to the people.

Kenneth from Rhode Island walks through a PDF he prepared about a Maricopa County notice action, Maureen Steele, Mickey/Michelle and the Bonds for the Win process. The call then turns to FOIA requests, oath-of-office questions, public notices, claimed remedies and a proposed county-by-county organising model.

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Roger Sayles opens the Tuesday programme by reacting to a Rumble video about “Bonds for the Win,” using it to contrast his national-status theory with other patriot-law arguments. Callers then ask about benefits, Social Security, state paperwork, court assumptions and a recent Supreme Court ballot decision.

The second half turns to passport affidavits, birth-certificate and feudal-system claims, a Texas Panhandle fire report, vehicle registration, traffic stops, insurance, and after-show questions about bills of sale and lawful money.

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Roger Sayles opens the Monday programme with John reporting on a psychic and holistic fair where he promoted the iTeraCare wand and national-status material. The first hour includes extensive discussion of the wand, a PRYFE livestream replay and caller questions about affidavits, passports, voting and state officials.

The second half returns to the show's legal theory, including voter registration, resident and domicile definitions, the Administrative Procedure Act, agency regulations, the Amos Miller food case, and a late reference to Texas v. White.

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This extended Sabado edition continues the Radio Ranch discussion of national-status theory, with callers working through IRS Publication 519, citizenship definitions, voting as a national, and state officials who do not understand the paperwork.

The conversation moves into court remedies, mandamus and prohibition writs, habeas corpus, grand-jury procedure, passport evidence, D.C. citizenship, and late after-show exchanges about state constitutions, common law, traffic cases and appellate records.

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This ABCHealth.info Health Talk starts late and informally, then Edward reads from a document titled Detoxification and the Low Temperature. He connects subnormal body temperature, oxygenation and disease to claims associated with Otto Warburg and then pivots into a long call with Donna about a breast and kidney/abdomen cancer diagnosis.

The episode includes extended discussion of bentonite clay, MagOzone, More Mito, ozone, saunas, boron/borax, kidney and liver detoxification, chemotherapy skepticism, editing out Donna's section, and late after-show conversation about getting Paul recordings, archives and product care packages.

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This USA Organic Republic Health Call opens with Phyllis Marie's devotional and Republic framing, then Daryl introduces Doc Peter's main topic: cannabis, Hashimoto's disease and related research links.

The second half moves from health links into preparedness: an article on eleven pre-refrigeration food-storage methods, including biltong, canning, cold pantries, drying, fermentation, root cellars, salt curing, smoking and zeer pots. Callers then discuss gardens, copper wire, Ocean Solutions soil remediation, composting, apple-cider vinegar, email-list logistics, a closing prayer and the network sign-off.

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Paul English hosts George Hobbs of The Fact Hunter for a wide-ranging three-hour conversation that begins with technical trouble and the reported death of Jacob Rothschild, then turns to war, propaganda, trust in institutions and the loss of moral foundations. Hobbs describes his military-family background, early doubts about official narratives and the influence of Smedley Butler's War Is a Racket.

The main show moves through COVID-era compliance, January 6th, media control, schooling, family life, biblical history, national identity and the need for local communication outside captured institutions. The after-show becomes more informal, with extended discussion of Johnny Cash, Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy, Boston, Led Zeppelin, Gordon Lightfoot and why music still carries memory and meaning.

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Roger Sayles and Paul Beamer spend this Radio Ranch returning to the practical edges of the show's national-status theory: passport applications, affidavits, declarations, cases that distinguish state and federal citizenship, and how listeners should research legal sources without relying on step-by-step scripts.

Callers bring questions about U.S. v. Cruikshank, the DS-11 passport form, Foreign Affairs Manual endorsement codes, Google Scholar, statutes at large, marriage licenses, birth records and passport cards. Sayles repeatedly argues that the affidavit or declaration is the key evidence, while Mark and other callers discuss how to save court cases, check whether authority has been overturned and use law libraries, Westlaw or Nolo materials.

The final third moves into technology and preparedness concerns: listeners discuss AI search tools, Gemini, smart appliances, two-factor authentication, utilities, cars, food-label legislation, Ecuador's food supply and the volume of modern legislation.

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Roger Sayles opens a long Radio Ranch with Paul Beamer and callers by pointing new listeners back to Gene Schroeder's bankruptcy presentation, then uses it to restate his argument that the Trading with the Enemy Act, birth certificates and later tax practice created a concealed federal-citizenship status.

Much of the middle hour is a call-in clinic: Jack asks about non-resident alien language, residency, Vattel and traffic laws; Lady Louise asks about allodial title and local services; and several regulars connect those questions to affidavits, presumptions and older legal sources. Sayles then spends a long stretch describing his view of bonds, commercial paper, car loans and monetization.

The final hour ranges through callers' legal research on extradition, Neil v. District of Columbia, Downes v. Bidwell and American Samoa, then drifts into a late after-show on Mitch McConnell, Tesla, vaccine technology claims, Dr. Bryan Ardis, borax and platform sign-off.

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Phyllis Marie and Darrell host a Republic Education Call at its new evening time. After a devotional and Declaration of Independence reading, Darrell resumes a National Citizenship Handbook discussion focused on passport cards, the alleged distinction between federal citizenship and state citizenship, and the legal meaning the group assigns to jurisdiction language.

The call is largely a teaching-and-Q&A session. It moves through Slaughterhouse, Plessy, Brown, Wong Kim Ark, Dred Scott, U.S. Code language, feudal-system analogies, residence questions, assumed-name filings and jury/elector comments.

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