Search for Lawful Government with Ron Avery 06.24.21
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This is Ron’s Birthday Show at RBN. Julie baked a virtual chocolate cake with candles (she ran out of those) and she played my special request music at the opening. The tune is called “Ain’t That Funk For You” from Jimmy McGriff’s “Blue To The Bone” album. Then she played my second request song entitled “Ain’t It Funny How Time Slips Away,” appropriate for my age! You’ll have to listen to the show to find out how old. John Stadtmiller came on later during the music and asked what kind of music that was. What a hoot!
Ron talked about how happy he was to be here on earth at this time and to be at RBN and telling his listeners about the principles he has discovered over the years and how great it is to be on the trail of Lawful Government. He said he expected that he and his listeners would discover an indisputable path to lawful government for all in America once again. He also said that when Jesus gets back he wanted to be found doing his will and protecting his kingdom as it did not belong to bankers and merchants.
Ron continued an analysis of dissolution of lawful government compared to notions of lawful commercial governmental overlays or alterations and the ultimate response that needs to be made.
Then Lauren from Ohio called up on fire and stirred up four more callers. She said she liked the show and thought we should all work out our own salvation with fear and trembling and be working to obtain our own liberty and freedom rather than waiting for someone to give it to us. She dropped some names of folks she thought would be good to look into. She got a lot off her mind and it was entertaining and inspiring.
Then Mitchell from Tennessee called and asked if all the inalienable rights had been enumerated in the Constitution and if not then we could not have agreed to it. Ron asked what does not lie in the realm of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness? Mitchell agreed that covered a vast area. He also agreed that this federal government is dissolved and those in office had less right than the vandals to be in the Capitol during the demonstration. Ron said the only lawful thing those in office could do is vacate the premises.
James from Vancouver called and wished Ron a Happy Birthday and said he ordered the First and Second Treatise by John Locke and thought it would be a good way to stay up with Ron. Ron was thrilled and said he wished all his listeners would do that.
Melissa from Maryland did not get a chance to talk and we will make sure she gets in next time.
