The Pete Quiñones Show Pete on the Jeremy Ryan Slate Show
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May 7, 2025 In this enlightening conversation, Pete Quiñones, a host known for his insights into globalist opposition, discusses the impact of immigration on both history and contemporary politics. He critiques judicial activism and explores the flexibility of constitutional interpretations through U.S. history. Pete delves into the tension between personal autonomy and political control, all while connecting past events like the fall of the Roman Empire to current societal challenges and economic strategies. His engaging dialogue urges listeners to reflect on how governance shapes our freedoms.
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Liberty Appeals to Elite Minority
- The electorate largely does not want true liberty but craves being told what to do.
- Libertarianism appeals mainly to an elite minority rather than the majority of people.
Judiciary's Role in Immigration Crisis
- Judges, many not born in the US, often lack connection to America, influencing immigration rulings.
- Both parties contribute to massive undocumented immigration, effectively replacing the citizenry.
El Salvador's Radical Safety Measures
- In El Salvador, strict action against activist judges and military firings greatly improved public safety.
- The government's forceful control created a secure environment unmatched by many US cities.
