Fighting The System With Old World Tech - You Vill "CONTROL' Nusink And You Vill Be Happy

[@alexlevy322]

58 years old. I still have a 1980 Plymouth Volare with a 360. I keep her running and im happy with it. I use a flip phone and spend cash only. Cash my paycheck at the bank. I save what I can in my piggy bank. No credit cards. I shop at Dollar Tree. I buy fruits from street vendors. I cook my meals... I fix my house myself ... You have to try and live off the grid as best as you can..

[@carlc5748]

You have excellent "survivor" insurance!

[@davescrimshaw7781]

no one is really off the grid

[@jamesbosworth4191]

You live like that because you are smart.

[@jamesbosworth4191]

@@davescrimshaw7781 He said "as much as he can".

[@davescrimshaw7781]

@@jamesbosworth4191 and I said "really"

[@OlJarhead]

We live under an “illusion of freedom”

[@TEREK1]

It's wild to me that people who understand this can still think they have electoral choice and that it can "save them".

[@steviechampagne]

@@TEREK1it’s wild to me that people who depend entirely on the “system” for their modern lifestyle think that they can “rebel” against that same system. We are nothing more than housecats, and our elites are our owners: sometimes they let us go outside, sometimes they let us eat , but ultimately they decide our fate. The only freedom is found in the stray cats, who don’t depend on a master to feed them

[@CrazyBear65]

_Freedom Slaves_

[@SoloAdvocate]

@@steviechampagne You could rebel though, but the problem is the majority of people are no better than livestock going through the motions. Stop exporting your communities' wealth at the big grocery supermarkets, where your money goes all the way to those at the top. All who live in their own exclusive communities far away from ours. Instead by buying local you invest into your local area, your neighbors have more wealth and can expand their local business. More wealth in your local area means better everything. Most communities have basically no local economies, not in any real sense, sure money moves around but its mostly moving out instead of coming in. And yes I get the whole, money is a "note" stuff etc. But in the end it has always just been a tool not wealth in itself. It is when your community cycles it around internally that it can turn into wealth for you and your neighbors.

[@FabioQuadrana]

Yes, and people still believe on something that never existed, called "democracy".

[@GrandadTinkerer]

Old guy from England here. When I was at school, a long time ago, we used to get taught things like woodwork and metalwork. Not any more. Because they don't want to teach people the skills to do their own jobs!

[@anim8torfiddler871]

As recently as year 2002 I was able to take a year -long course in welding and metal Fabrication taught by Vic Pierce in a California Public High School Vocational Tech program in Placerville, CA. The Guy had worked the Alaska Pipeline, and in Shipbuilding, and was phenomenal, both in his welding skills and as a Teacher. All the other students were kids living on rural family farms. I'd just hit the half Century mark, and wanted to be able to do more around the small ranch where I'd just joined a new family. Back to the east coast a decade later, I found that there are some strong training programs here in Coastal Virginia for high school kids to learn useful skills in the "trades." Hey! In the late 60s when I was in High School, the counselors were all making College sound like the path to wealth, fame, and Clear SKIN! Those of us aiming for College were mighty toplofty in our smugness.

[@davidgreen5099]

Yes, they taught us that as well.

[@rfichokeofdestiny]

@@anim8torfiddler871The thing is, most colleges were still halfway decent back then. They’re all pure Marxist indoctrination centers now.

[@willmcgee45]

They really just want you dependent on “the State”

[@kottik1]

Same thing in Russia

[@libertybell7145]

I want to add what the girls learned in high school as a counterpart to the boys learning mechanical things, woodworking, etc etc. Girls took a course every semester called "HomeMaking". We learned how to cook on stovetop & oven for breakfast, lunch, & dinner. We learned how to read & invent recipes. Also, we learned how to sew our own clothes & for family members, my mom showed the girls how to do knitting, embroidery, crocheting, etc. (grandmas did too). Also, learned Holiday meal prep & prepared Thanksgiving, Xmas, Easter special meals, setting the table, how to use the knives, etc in the kitchen, also, How to Budget for groceries, household supplies, etc. We had to make meals at home for our families too. We learning food preservation...Canning & Fermenting & Dehydration. Also, safety in the kitchen & the home (putting out fires, etc), Childcare & Baby Basic Care, How to clean the home, including products to use & products to make at home for cleaning. This is what I remember off the top of my head. I absolutely Loved Home Making & still do.

[@PippiLongstockings-ps8jd]

I've always felt we need to teach Home Making again, we have to

[@trisht7003]

In Australia we called it home economics class.

[@jimbojones9665]

​@@trisht7003In the US we also called it home ec.

[@donnamaco1]

Also known as LifeSkills. Men should learn these skills also. Vice versa.

[@geramie15]

Half of em still can't cook!

[@fredglidden8942]

Years ago in Massachusetts we thought we would lose our freedom to own and drive old cars when the state tried to pass a law that Banned cars that were over 20 years old, thankfully there was so much outrage that the bill didn't pass.

[@LeapFrog_Radio]

Cash for clunkers scrapped many good vehicles.

[@hershelshochter4703]

they can ban old cars through tax policies easy, and they did all over the world.

[@gregscott9170]

They’ll try again

[@pre1980cars]

@@gregscott9170 And the outrage will be back

[@DarthVader1977]

Sounds like made up nonsense.

[@afoolandhismoneychannel]

"Show me your papers" was as recent as 2020-2023.... how soon we forget.

[@randomguy1807]

If only that same rule applies for all these useless illegals

[@shadowopsairman1583]

Yeah over the chyna virus, fauci should be in prison, along with harris and biden and other rinos and donkeys

[@edbeeinnv]

yes, here in Canada... banned from travel to other parts of my own province, excluded from restaurants... Use cash as much as you can as if it goes away, much of your freedom goes with it.

[@imperialmotoring3789]

Yes. The open border invasion has really taken a toll on my neighborhood. I'm looking forward to mass deportations when Trump gets re-elected.

[@xjbobbin82]

The company I worked for at that time was actually offering bonus pay only to the employees that "showed their papers" proving that they had received the covid vaccine.

[@keesverhagen9227]

In 1983 a wise Arab dude told me " your democracy is nothing else then a civilised dictatorship."

[@zetamale7952]

"than"

[@SA-rs5pl]

To add, an old Cuban man once said to me while I was younger it’s loosely translated from Spanish, he said “this is a semblance of capitalism with food in the stores!” Didn’t realize that until much older.

[@stratomorya]

...we haven't had anything close to a "democracy" in the US for a very long time, nor do we have a "free market" economy, what we have, at least since the early 1970s in the US is a fascist Corporatocracy, that is only slightly hidden by a false veneer of Socialism. "Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini

[@johnwayne3085]

That sounds like the viewpoint of a pedo (momo) worshipping simpleton with a little superficial knowledge of the US and a grudge against Capitalism and Christianity.

[@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217]

@@stratomorya well you are more correct than not.

[@johnbianchi23]

Spot on my dude , I’m 76 years experienced. Have been screaming this since the 60’s I tell the wife, we’re just cattle out in the field until they jiggle the bell. That’s our que to run back in and give up what they demand…. Milk, money, house, vehicles, freedom from shots, medications, everything including our lives our children for war. Just EVERY DAMN THING…. Thanks Tony hopefully the new guys n gals coming up get it and fight it…jb fight fight fight…✌️👍💕🙏

[@The_R-n-I_Guy]

Older cars were designed for the owner to maintain them. Modern vehicles are designed to be disposable appliances. They're not made to be fixed by anyone. It's horrible. I will never buy a car that I can't rebuild myself.

[@professorginz2379]

I was studying Industrial Design in 1976. I remember when the Chrysler guys came to talk to us. They let us know back then that the age of the home mechanic was ending. It took a little longer than they led us to believe.

[@alertgasper]

actually, modern cars will last longer than the 99,999 miles on the odometer of an old car. what makes them disposable is the cost to replace all the sensors and computer stuff--insurance companies will total your car faster, even though the mechanicals will work fine due to thinner piston rings, better oils, and overdrive transmissions helping you do 80 mph at 2,200 rpm until the gas tank empties

[@blueyhis.zarsoff1147]

@@alertgasper You lose control when the computer that runs everything is NLA, car is now scrap.

[@Hotrodford]

That’s why Henry Ford made the Model T so the owner could maintain it with simple tools.

[@alertgasper]

@@Hotrodford actually everything was that simple back then. the only computer was an abacus

[@jeffkay2011]

Tax for selling used items on Ebay!? Tax was already paid when the original buyer got the item!!

[@carlc5748]

The Beatle's were right with their song, "Taxman!"

[@keysautorepair6038]

You pay taxes and the person who buys it pays taxes on it it’s criminal how we live.

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

You sell the item to your buddy , he sells it back , you sell it to him again and he sells it back - after 4 transactions the eBay “fees” exceed the value of the item! Complete Rip-off-ski

[@solarflare4259]

You improve your house fixing things and making things better. You buy new materials and do the work yourself or, you can hire someone to do the work for you and in either case you pay taxes for the purchased materials and/ or for the work some else does for you. After you invest your time and money in these improvements your propriety tax increases because you" raised" the value of your propriety... When I questioned the logic behind this which is basically a theft, some people argued saying "that I knew something, but I did not understand how the system worked"...

[@motodude23]

​@@fabzacres-blackcat should ebay be free? They provide a hell of a service lol

[@richardstanbery7136]

I served in the army during the cold war, and I patrolled the iron curtain for 3 years. I got to see what totalitarian government really looked like. I wont tell any tales, but I can advise the young people in this country to listen to what Tony is saying. Freedom is a hard won thing, and the attacks on it are relentless. So appreciate the freedoms that you have and cherish them, because they didnt come cheap.

[@unclebuildy7030]

In Russia you can still buy 70's tech cars. They make a modren version of the UAZ, and still make the old ones. Same platform too.

[@southjerseyjim5049]

The Western mind (especially academia) has embraced the very dialectic that made that horrific totalitarian state you observed for three years possible. Speak to a college student today and you will find a well versed proponent of Critical Theory who is utterly incapable of thinking critically. Two seminal texts have been written in the past 80 years, Hayek’s “The Road to Serfdom” and Bloom’s “The Closing of The American Mind.” Hayek’s eloquent text, published during World War Two as a rigidly logical disputation of his collectivist colleagues, obliterated the idea that the communist/socialist construct (and yes, the Nazis were most assuredly socialists regardless of the fantasies of the left) was anything other than an inimical threat to liberty and human progress. Bloom illustrated 40 years ago that the almost universal acceptance of philosophical relativism by Academia has led to a remarkably close-minded belief that an identity exists between one’s opinions and the “truth” thus denying the existence of immutable truths which are not contingent upon one’s “feelings.” And feelings are very easily manipulated by the state and mass media as we have seen. We live in intellectually dark ages. I find myself driven to carve out a life for myself independant of state run institutions such as public utilities, and increasingly, the auto industry. So, when Uncle Tony talks reverently about carburetors and points and condensers, I am with him. Not only is it cool low-technology that works perfectly fine, it is technology that isn’t easily controlled - it can’t be hacked. The ONLY problem is that points and condensers are a consumable - somebody has to make them. So, they aren’t entirely beyond the reach of meddling and incompetence by the state. Almost makes me wish I was Amish.

[@kevinm.n.5158]

Exactly why it's scary that all these people are bending over for Trump and all the RINOs who want to undo labor rights and freedoms our grandfather's died and suffered to secure for us

[@harrywalker968]

watch. daily bold series, ytub.. when the soviet union was disbanded, all the provinces, were taken over by thugs, like zalensky.. all the people living there wish the cccp was back. life was better.. biden, is your enemy, not putin.. inc. schwab, hitler re incarnate. zuk, hill, obam, fouci, u.n. , nato, ect. all tard with same asshole brush.. ausie.. ps. he snuk into the hangers where the soviet shuttles are.. he was escorted out, after spending a day with the guards, drinking tea.... people are so friendly there.. we are lied to....

[@jrcopbug]

I patrolled east west border 2/2 ACR 76-79 I agree with you 100%

[@althomas6496]

The biggest reason for keeping old time vehicles is the threat of EMP from nuclear weapons. I'm a 73 year old Chrysler trained engineer, the train of thought among like minded engineers and students of this phenomena believe the only thing that will run will be old time cars with points ,generators ,and a carburetor. Some older style diesels will also run, that's why I agree with his dissertation!

[@Emmanuelwithus]

MOPAR OR NO CAR!!! Love my Chryslers, Dodges and Plymouths since I've been a teen. I own an 1989 D100 with the bulletproof 318. Simplicity that runs for a long time! Thank you for investing your time and skillsets as an engineer to produce some of the finest drivetrains in the best looking automobiles. I look forward to driving my D100 for a while as I'm restoring it.

[@jimbojones9665]

I thank you for your service! I currently live in a 1978 Winnebago RV built on a Dodge van chassis. It's pretty rough looking these days, but that old 360 runs like a champ.

[@leethomas4247]

I still have my 76' Olds 442. She runs as good today as the day I bought her. I open the hood, everything is accessible, we can fix everything ourselves, have spare parts in the shed. They don't make them like that anymore

[@Freeknickers24]

Nope the coil will be destroyed by the EMP you are completely done for if it happens bud. You have to a diesel that does not require any electrical circuits.

[@Freeknickers24]

Only the stand-alone diesel engines will be running and they will need pull/push started as well.

[@SuperDd40]

George Carlin said it best. You have no rights, just privileges.

[@FreedomInc]

However he was wrong. Some rights can be restricted by the fear of force. However other rights cannot alone be restricted through that fear. If you mean the right to own property. Sure it can be restricted because they know you own it. However build a machine gun that they don't know you own. And there you go. In either case the unwillingness to die for the right due to not understanding what rights are. While also buying into these flawed systems is whst has gotten us here. It all starts with one thing though. I can't say it due to the tube will delete the comment. They are local to all of us. They shouldn't exist they habe funny lights on top of their car. Snd if you dont stop for them because of that broken taillight you have. They will "legally" end you.

[@0004612]

“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it.”

[@Skidderoperator]

Ever good and natural thing is being made either illegal, or prohibitively expensive. $atanic oligarcs are wrecking the world.

[@allenlarabie8854]

Amen

[@John_Buck]

I exert my Rights without government permission. No point in asking for something I know I already have.

[@SuperSushidog]

A few years back I lost my home in Louisiana when the government raised my property taxes 1,000%, so you are absolutely right. But I beat the system by dropping off the grid, living virtually for free on government owned land in a 25 yr. old motorhome with a huge solar system, allowing me to be electrically independent. As long as I can still afford gas, I'm cool. I pay $80 every 2 years for my registration on both my motorhome and car which is also paid for. But one day they'll say it's too old and won't let me renew them. I have spare everything too - 2 spare ECMs, 2 spare inverters, belts, etc. so I can probably keep them running till then. But I'm 67 yrs old and I'm not going back to points and carbs unless I have no other choice or say I'm restoring an old motorcycle, generator, lawnmower, etc.. And yes, I was a mechanic and gearhead back in the 70's myself - even had my own MC shop and worked in the industry till the mid 90's. I was also a service manager in a Jeep-Eagle dealership too, which is why I won't own one today. Long-term jeep owners know what I'm talking about. Thanks for the thoughts though. I smell what you're stepping in, it's just that everything stinks these days when the government gets involved. I guess we could distill our own alcohol for fuel when gas gets to $100 a gallon, but by then there will probably be laws preventing us from even getting behind the wheel. What are you going to do, shoot every cop that sees you? I doubt we'll even have lead bullets by then, as they will be deemed too dangerous for our own good, you know. What can you do? Sometimes I fantasize of going out in a blaze of glory, when the oppression gets too much to bear, but if they're smart, they will just wait for all of us old farts to die off - it won't be long - and just complete their plans then. They will meet with less resistance when no one is around anymore who still remembers what freedom even is. Socialists play the long game. All they really need to do is wait us out.

[@Kazekoge101]

No you're wrong. Look up Rep. Thomas Massie, there are still people in Congress fighting for you.

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Sadly I have to agree, I feel for my grand kids.

[@robhunter2435]

@@neverettebrakensiek8771 I feel for the youger generation too. They will not have a chance for a good life

[@TheTrainStationOG]

Terrifying to see someone who has saw 40 years more than me think the same things I do. Its a messed up world. I dont know if there will be any kind of deliverance.

[@markseehawer3762]

@@TheTrainStationOG I think the pedullum swings both ways, right now it's reaching the top of it's stroke, And is about to turn around. Unfortunatly when it does it will go through our society like a wrecking ball. i believe there are better times ahead, but not until we go thruogh some really bad times. Historically speaking delutions of grandure have always failed, every villan has his day. When that happens we will have better times. And than the cycle repeats. I believe our old guy skills will be needed to restart our world. you have to realize that the bond villans of our day are getting old too, And there will always be more stuff to lose again later. most of what we hold onto that we think has high value is worthless junk to the next generation.

[@connie3839]

You didn't lose me at the end. Born 1957, just an old woman now. I've notice the subtle changes/restrictions for a long time. It's very annoying when I can't even roll a window down in my car. Friends and family roll their eyes, think I have "issues". I was getting it, saw where all this was leading. Thank you.

[@jorees]

I remember writing an essay on the restriction on envelope sizes back in the 60s and it's relevance to personal choice and freedom 😅

[@lovehand9531]

Indeed! You could say I am also annoyed with "progress" as it's so often called today, as if it were a good thing. So many so-called conveniences of today come with far too great a cost imo. Take the phone for instance... Remember "the house phone" and phone booths on every corner? Then, it all disappeared, as people slowly become slaves to their pagers and cell phones. Now, everyone has smart devices and most are hooked on social media. It's gotten so bad, people refuse to even think for themselves - regurgitating simple prepackaged narratives and buzz words, or they'll just direct you to "Google it" yourself. Call me old, but I prefer the inconvenience of the phone being connected to the wall with a cord, to the surveillance and manipulation of our every movement and thought. I come across as nuts too, but with my family lately, I've been making some... progress.😄 Stay strong. ❤

[@d.vaughn8990]

I’m nearly 55. I’ve worked as a mechanic my entire life. I tell the young kids…Not everything ‘Old’ is bad or wrong or outdated. And not everything ’New’ is better.

[@jimwednt1229]

As a kid we would go on these road trips every year and my dad smoked so he'd have the window down smoking cruising 80 miles an hour and that wind would just beat the shit out of the seatbelt buckle against the side of the car and the occasional sparks and ashes in my eyes, lit cigarette butt come flying into my lap or down my shirt....I hated all of that. 😅😅 But this was the time when fathers were actually brutal men and you didn't complain about shit you just endure it until you get your own car. I hate windows being rolled down because of that 14 years of torture !

[@gregmoldovan5921]

Remember when going to a restroom and you can choose the temperature and pressure of your water? Now you can't choose either. Speaking of rolling down car windows, how do you tell another driver to roll down their window? In the old days, you'd gesture rolling down the window but nowadays that looks like pushing a button. Even the internet is aging, something that is relatively new; I can't hardly type anymore without search bars auto-guessing what I'm trying to say.

[@xmobile.]

I'm a '78 lady, i don't care about cars or know a thing about them, yet youtube recommend this video to me. I often get censored for my comments, so I'll simply say, i subscribed.

[@TeranRealtor]

You're 78 and get censored often? I think you're great!

[@xmobile.]

@@TeranRealtor lol, 46, '78 being 1978 :D

[@Einnor084]

Oh blieve me...... They SINsored, many of our elderZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[@jimmythomas611]

I was born in 71 and i have a hard time not shaking my head at the things i see these days,i miss the 80s

[@robertokandal]

tony likes to be broken on the street for adventure,, thas why he buys that vintage scarpyard cars. some prefer to be poor and they are happy. some guys like to be rich

[@BillyLintzenich-wf7sk]

​@@robertokandalbeing rich doesnt make you happy....unless your stupid

[@partymanau]

The sheeple out number the thinking humans.

[@Anarchy-Is-Liberty]

@@robertokandal Being "rich" means many different things to many different people!!

[@369ThegoosedrankwineThemonkey]

I have melancholy cuz I'm missed the 80 so much

[@CameronDC-Grimes]

I'm born in 88 so I'm 35 and I'm completely with you here. I think most of society is of a similar mind. We are all against totalitarianism, restriction of freedom, choices, ability to self sustain our vehicles. The over electrification of cars with hundreds/thousands of modules. Against losing our personal autonomy. I want cars to lose plastic and the flood of unnecessary electronics. I'm fine with electronic injection and spark. But im sick of every metal part tirning into cheap plastic with low quality replacements, plastic pipes instead of metal and rubber and every inch of the vehicle having multiple modules.

[@fahqahsowl6498]

So you're prepared to have a vehicle that is 67% less efficient? That's a lot of money spent on gas

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

@@fahqahsowl6498 EVs are not cheaper to operate

[@fahqahsowl6498]

@@neverettebrakensiek8771 Who's talking about EVs? The OP wants everything to be not plastic and analog. There's a reason why modern cars are way more efficient than the ones from 30 years ago.

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

@@fahqahsowl6498 You miss the point

[@GabeHelma]

Plastic should be 100% illegal at this point.

[@ravenwinger1]

I got 10 years on you. You're absolutely right. I was told by a Millennial that we Boomers need to get over our "obsession with privacy" ( his words) . He said privacy as we understand it is dead and we need to adjust. I feel heartbroken for him.

[@allietanner]

I feel sorry for the millennial that said that to you. I am a younger millennial myself, and see it completely differently than what he said. We are living in a reality straight out of Orwell's 1984. Big brother is always watching, and the thought police are at the door. There is no privacy now, that is true, but I will still fight for what I can retain of mine, and the few freedoms we have left here.

[@mustangstuff7213]

Hmm. Sounds like jewish words. Is he a jew?

[@ChelseaBoost]

You’re probably talking about gen z. Millennials are in their 30’s and 40’s and we’re all against giving up our privacy and our rights

[@glennjames7107]

They have been brainwashed, we all have to some extent. But the older you are the less sophisticated the brainwashing is. They are rewriting history every day, we see it and know that it isn't true, but the next generation and the ones after that will take it as fact,and we won't be around to tell them the truth and explain what was really going on !

[@southarkansassurvival]

I mean, he's not wrong about there being no privacy. It's much worse than anyone really understands....

[@seamangarrett]

Great video! I'm a younger person and I absolutely love hearing wisdom from the older folks. I can't believe how much I don't know. I learned absolutely nothing important in school besides math and the books I read personally on school time. Go easy on the younger generations, we are being set-up for failure and we need help more than we know. Most of us are clueless and we don't know how to ask for help because we don't even know that we need it yet! We grew up in the system and we intuitionally know that everything feels wrong but many of us are so overwhelmed that we don't know where to start or how to help. This is a sick time we live in.

[@jimreimers4213]

Gary, are you in the US or outside of the States? There's a very good channel to help understand the system within the US and the games played on its "Citizens"

[@QuantumEffectResidue]

It is indeed; it's a horrible time to be alive. I've been saying that over and over.

[@LoveOffGrid]

Every generation is set up to take society one step closer to the end goal. It's not just your generation. The problem is, when you're younger, you don't have enough years down to see the patterns emerging. When someone older points it out, younger people think they're crazy or backward. That's just the nature of things. You're smart for paying attention and keeping your ears and eyes open. So much info out there... develop your discernment. Don't be blown about with every wind. Keep your head down and learn skills. Do the opposite of the crowd and you'll be okay.

[@cherianncarlsonewing5459]

You are so prudent… wake your peers! Form coalitions with any of us old farts who will work a trade with you: you share techie knowledge in exchange for knowledge in mechanics, gardening, preserving foods, sewing, woodworking… You might get something really big going. Also, if you can get your young friends to help vote the Orange Man and as many conservatives as possible in, we might be able to decrease the excessive regulations and remove stupid laws that are stealing our freedoms and our property. You don’t want regulations and fees to kill the idea before it can even sprout. I’m serious! Wouldn’t it be great if you could get some youth/old fart exchanges of knowledge and wisdom going… a series of youth clubs that have classes where you can learn vanishing wisdom and skills and teach the tech knowledge that older generations struggle with. Just make sure it’s all real open, and no opportunities for pedo garbage nor for set-ups with false accusations, either. I think you could seriously roll with this, and start a movement!

[@bettabugaav]

​@@cherianncarlsonewing5459👍👏👏👏Great idea!!!💯

[@carlc5748]

How refreshing, a professional car mechanic, speaking professionally about how the real current financial system operates!

[@sebastianestudiante8002]

Much better than today's "economists".....👍🏻

[@mond000]

You certainly won't hear any truth from the talking heads on the propaganda screens. They are paid to lie to us.

[@andrewslagle1974]

Tony WE THE PEOPLE have allowed this and WE CAN ALSO fix it all .We need to stop and push back but we ALL need to do it. To fix it!

[@garybulwinkle82]

People are too stupid!!! We have the educational system and the unions to blame for that!!!

[@mrk130]

It can’t be fixed.

[@carlc5748]

Yes, we did, and we can fix it, and in a way, that there are "operations" going on in the background that will ultimate fix it, that is why I am currently so optimistic!

[@mrk130]

@@carlc5748 Good luck. Best you can do is opt out. This country is beyond fixing. At least now how you would want it. There are multiple generations of kids behind you which dont want freedom and liberty. If a new constitution was enacted, it would be ridiculously awful. Any bill of rights would not included the recognition of rights to firearms. Who knows what else they would come up with.

[@mike289homebuilt5]

we only can vote for canidate that are already chosen for us to pick from. every kind hokus pokus from start to end, and some moderates infiltrate the other party and they will always vote bkwards on key items

[@heroldable]

Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.

[@paulwillard5924]

Bobby McGhee…. Nice touch…

[@irinabalyanova1062]

Nothin', don't mean nothin', honey, if it ain't free...

[@theterrapincelso8973]

“ it’s a big club and you ain’t in it!” Wake them up brother, it’s no longer a whisper heard but a roar of awakening word wide.

[@rageracing6435]

I’m almost 50. I have seen this loss of freedom as a slow relentless process through the years. It has accelerated and is no longer a slow progression. It is noticeable daily.

[@hickeyskustomresto]

Same age as you, you took the words right outta my mouth.

[@wizardking2631]

You’re right, they know we know, therefore they cannot back off now. They will have to be stoped.

[@shadowopsairman1583]

Looking back billyboy started it with NAFTA, then gwbush showed his true colors as a globalist, then the terrorist obama was planted, now we have another communist called biden

[@TheZaxx]

I'm 60. I've been watching the same thing. Unfortunately, it looks like it's going to get faster. There is a point , though, where people will have had enough. That's when things get worse. It's called revolution.

[@TommyNeSmith-h7g]

I'm 50 years old and I feel like I am as free to do what I want as I ever was. Y'all would feel better if you turned the "news" channels to something less inflammatory.

[@craigf2696]

I remember when the TV or radio quit, you opened the back, discharge the capacitors, take the vacuum tubes to the freakin grocery store testing machine, find the failed one and badabing you're up and running.

[@libertybell7145]

omg, I remember my Dad doing that. He fixed everything. Its not just cars that are becoming unfixable, but also, All household machinery....and NO parts to fix stuff anywhere.

[@generaleerelativity9524]

​@@libertybell7145yeah, you notice that they put Radio Shack out of business? They don't want people to know how to do anything.

[@djhoneylove5710]

The capacitors can kill you. Be careful kids when working on the old radios and tvs.

[@brucehalleran1149]

Don't remember a tester at the grocery store. There was one in the old TV store on Washington Avenue. He also had the vacuum tubes in stock. If you where down, he might have a good used one for cheap.

[@kimmichaels899]

Bot?

[@AlasBabylon1]

I sat there scratching my head, thinking what is a garage and car channel doing in my feed? One minute in and I found out why. We are both on the same wavelength. (The KZbin algorithm works frighteningly well.) You are absolutely correct about the ability to be autonomous and control one's own movements being at stake. Thank you so much, my dear, for the down-to-earth reminder. Subscribed. 🧡 ~ Melanie

[@jdarokhajiit9153]

Same

[@sarahbeee]

Isn't it creepy...?

[@gregmoldovan5921]

I too was about to click off when I saw it was mostly about carburetors, but he quickly started spitting facts after facts :) Then he brought it back to car parts and I was all in!

[@garyh6486]

Same

[@bobmephitis8206]

Same. This man just reminded me that some of the most important philosophical lessons I've learned in life were explained to me in a garage.

[@vernondavis561]

Isn’t it strange how we have to show our papers (identification) to board a plane, rent a car, rent an apartment, open a bank account but no identification is required to vote.

[@cece3194]

because it's a farce

[@petercastro2413]

You’re full of shit. www.usa.gov/voter-id

[@Josh-nw3wd]

I've always had to show identification to vote

[@PaulKinley-xo7xo]

We are sent a letter with an ID on it present this and they ask your details they must match before the voting sheets are handed over .

[@PaulKinley-xo7xo]

@@cece3194 How can your vote be a farce ? Oh I think I see you buy into Trumps BS .Nethertheless your vote is counted .

[@yeshuapleaseprotectthechil2150]

I love the way you think. The masses are awakening. Thank you for your contributions!!!

[@mechaman7818]

4:50 Us Canadians learned this the hard way by watching our government freeze peoples financials because they honked too many times.

[@chappell721]

you mean the people that were clogging up cities and being a general nuisance?

[@CreationsVibration]

Stop electing HOSERS! 😂 I feel your pain brotha!

[@NSUGS]

​@@CreationsVibration Dare you defile the title of hoser with the likes of our feds!

[@CreationsVibration]

@@NSUGS touche

[@WARDADDY72]

True dick suck of the Just in variety. He is a monster son of Castro.

[@robertjohnson4401]

Up until a few years ago, you needed a $500 scanner to do all repairs on cars. Now it takes a $4,000 scanner. You cannot even get a key to work without a $4,000 scanner. A key used to be $2 and you didn't need the scanner. Next will be the scanners will not work and the dealers will use wifi to access the car's computers.

[@Flyingdutchy33]

Same shit is happening to farming. Look up "right to repair". Can't even service your John Deere yourself. It's eerily similar to owning a Tesla: You're going to have to drive it for 100s of miles to the nearest stealership to get that starter button working again.

[@Preceptor-lf1ht]

Automotive manufacturers already have “OTA” (OVER THE AIR) updates for cars & trucks. They have control of your vehicle currently.

[@SWEAR2CARE]

Hows that righ.to. repair movement doing?

[@mojopeep326]

The feeling of freedom and independence I felt when I “fixed” my riding lawn mower so I could reverse without pushing a button and stand up without engine shut off was the highlight of my weekend!!!

[@psychoholicslag4801]

I enjoy defeating the nanny state safety nonsense on mowers myself.😅

[@jeanlawson9133]

AIN'T IT JUST AIN'T IT 😜 lols.... What was John Deere thinking 🤔 push a button So you can go backwards...

[@madmaxfzz]

They made them that way because enough morons mutilated themselves so require those extra safety systems. Ever seen pictures of old farm engines with the giant exposed flywheels and huge belts? One slip and those things would rip you to shreds! It's reasonable to expend some effort to mitigate preventable serious bodily harm.

[@madmaxfzz]

How many children accidently opened the door while on the highway and fell out before it was okay to put in the annoying child safety feature on the rear doors? It's not some conspiracy against your freedom, most likely. Sure, companies will always find a way to make an extra coin if they can get away with it. That's what they do. Intelligent beings find a way to balance varying necessities and understand that not every individual will have an optimum ideal outcome.

[@mojopeep326]

@@madmaxfzz Darwin's law.....

[@jamesford2942]

I was in vocational school in 1984. Trained in diesel and heavy equipment mechanics. I had a great automotive electrical teacher Sam Hansen. He said that some day you will no longer step on a throttle and control the engine, you will be stepping on a rheostat and everything will be controlled by a computer.

[@mexicanspec]

I should have paid more attention when I was in technical school in 1984.

[@blueyhis.zarsoff1147]

Scary in cruising yachts as EFI has gone down to about 30hp engines, get hit by lightning and your paddling

[@jamesbosworth4191]

And that's indeed what happened.

[@ThisFyneOleTruck]

Ahhh the days of Ken Kook 8tracks!

[@jamesbosworth4191]

@@ThisFyneOleTruck I still have an 8 track player in my truck!

[@ryanlindley6476]

THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE REQUIRED WATCHING IN ALL AMERICAN SCHOOL EVERY SINGLE YEAR AT EVERY GRADE LEVEL FROM PRESCHOOL TO COLLEGE !

[@The_world_is_not_worthy_of_Him]

😂😂😂 you think american schools are meant for education and enlightenment? lmaoooooooooooo

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

​@@The_world_is_not_worthy_of_HimI get your point, but schools ARE needed also to "babysit" large gatherings of youth in the "K-12" age bracket. (Especially in the latter years of middle school and high school, because "loose youth" running around could present problems to ANY society...Perhaps SERIOUS problems??) And schools ((even public)) are still quite decent at teaching the "Three R's"..... ("Readin " Ritein" and "Rithmetic") Also, not every loving and concerned parent has the time/ability/money to either send their kid to a private school or for that matter HOME SCHOOL their children, so public schools are good to fill at least SOME of that need. I will admit though that public schools could use some (quite a bit??) of "improvement", and throwing taxpayer money at them is NOT an adequate solution.

[@DeborahHazel-y6g]

And England too 😊

[@gregmoldovan5921]

Yet the last they'll ever hear about.

[@sbagwell98]

1.There isn't a auto body class in high school 2. There isn't a auto mechanic class in high school. 3. There isn't Civics taught in High School You think for yourself and you know where this is leading. Lastly but NOT least, USA largest trade partner is a COMMUNIST COUNTRY! During 1960 -1980 unicef TV Commercials asked for donations to help starving children in CHINA!. Remember? Eat all your dinner there are starving children in CHINA Semper Fi

[@joelwarthen1135]

You nailed it Tony! I think us Boomers were the last generation that was raised with a sense of independence. Maybe because we were raised by people that went through the Great Depression. I like your example of heated seats. A number of years ago I took my wife's pickup to a dealer for a recall issue. While waiting I wondered out to the line of new pickups, while looking at a very expensive pickup a salesman walked up and started telling me all about the pickup. When he got through telling me about the heated seats, I told him that my 1994 pickup had heated seats. He gave me a superior look and asked me how did I get heated seats in my pickup as the 1994 model did not come with them. I smiled and told him that 10 minutes before I started the pickup I'd let my dog into the pickup. He stared at me for a minute, then turned and left without another word.

[@scottwilliams5196]

Ive had little success convincing people of this. People are too physically lazy and intellectually lazy. Theyll go out in the first round.

[@ginaanddenes9059]

Sad but true. The ones that beat their chest most fiercely, cave fastest. 😒

[@stormriderkaos]

Don't forget: you will own nothing and YOU WILL BE HAPPY!

[@nicholasagnew2792]

First round of what though? We just had a pandemic and the hamster wheel is still spinning. The funniest part of all that is that the doomsday prepper people were waiting for any excuse to bug out and when a pandemic virus hit they were like "...that aint real."

[@nicholasagnew2792]

You ARE in the Matrix!

[@TheZaxx]

@@nicholasagnew2792 Cuz it wasn't real, at least in the way it was being presented.

[@tubetools5627]

Hit the nail on the head brother… I paid my house off but… taxes are my rent.

[@6killer426]

Taxes are theft

[@KubuśpuchatekTVN]

Nail on a header. Interesting.

[@HikikoAmore]

and its pretty reasonable right? to get things like roads and power grids and sewer systems and fire fighting units and police and laws and lawyers and judges and education systems in exchange for your couple hundred dollars a month in property taxes. because your Income taxes are all going to the military.

[@SlinkyD]

​@@HikikoAmoreNo. My property ain't got nothing to do.with those services. Sales taxes and fees for the General Fund is what should pay for those. None of those help me out as it stands now.

[@isaacshaver6218]

U must have some high ass taxes

[@jimredding8315]

I'm 77. You are quite correct. So much has changed for the worst.

[@garybulwinkle82]

People think new is better! New is definitely NOT better!!!

[@hi-if7lj]

This was the best video I have ever seen in my life. I wish every American will watch this video

[@phillipreid7099]

I was born in 97 and I was always into cars as I got older and started wrenching I always saw that my ability to understand the mechanical was growing but the computers where out pacing even my zoomer computer abilities. I switched out a 2015 mustang for a 72 beetle. Now I’m getting rid of most modern tech. I tired of screens and throwing away something cause they don’t make it serviceable anymore. It’s time for me to take back control.

[@brazenhammer3307]

I was born in 99 and doing the same thing, it just doesn't make sense to put money into something that won't last

[@SaxaphoneMan42]

'96 here, doing similar things. I'm pretty good with computers, but my line is when - just as you said - they don't make it serviceable. If I can't access the software, if I cant get replacement hardware, I don't want it. If you can't service it, you don't own it.

[@brazenhammer3307]

@@SaxaphoneMan42 yep quality control non serviceable parts all those things and needless packages that cost thousands for what? A paint color and big screen

[@ZEPRATGERNODT]

Gentleman, I’m 57 and shaking your hands in this message.👍🏽

[@ray6976]

If you watch the old school road warrior movies..the only cars that survived whatever happened was carburated old cars. It was a documentary. They live was also a documentary btw.

[@eddieshamble]

Been a tech for 20 years now. Driving a car with no throttle cable is a major buzz kill. The systems that are being pumped out currently are so vulnerable, its unreal

[@rivea12]

I started as a mechanic in 1977. Lucky enough to see the whole evolution from mechanical to electronic systems. With every change the ability to repair was taken further away from the owner. We used to tinker with cars, swap engines, carbs, camshafts all impossible now. I feel sorry for people getting into the trade now, they will never know the feeling you get when you crank over an engine after a rebuild and it bursts into life. Or hear the sound of the air being drawn in by a hungry carburettor.

[@steveraus3495]

You didn't lose me, Tony. I was born January 63. I'm completely with you.

[@anteneupitra]

THE system caught him -- you need huge tnaks of gasoline to make those mopars move.

[@jamesbosworth4191]

@@anteneupitra It is cheaper to buy gas than it is to constantly buy/lease a new car to get .1 more miles per gallon.

[@moparmike2535]

January 63 here, also!

[@moparmike2535]

January 63 here, also!

[@justsomecarguy]

​@@anteneupitra Those older high compression engines were not as inefficient as you might think, the oil embargo of 1973 happened in my opinion when compression ratio's of those big old cars were dropped significantly from 1971 to 1973 in the name of lowering emissions which destroyed efficiency, then your car burned 3 times the fuel from point A to B but somehow created less emissions?, that was all part of the same subject Tony was speaking about, electronic ignitions, computerized fuel injection and smaller cars were created to fix the efficiency problems created by lowering compression ratios.

[@bradbeall392]

Born in ‘61. I absolutely agree with everything here.👍

[@laur2139]

I’m a chick and this video popped into my feed randomly. But I’m about this deep subject matter and this was an enlightening perspective. Great video!

[@janetcohen9190]

"Who controls the foods can control a region; who controls the fuels/ energy can control a continent; who controls money can control the world." - Henry A. Kissinger

[@-eg2no]

What was Kissinger's ethnicity?

[@bitrudder3792]

Another face of evil.

[@scummymulisha]

One of the architects of the new order

[@davidlangford9107]

@@-eg2noAUSTRIAN/GERMAN

[@trawsoza2926]

​@@-eg2no✡️ it's always them

[@TylerAnderson-xl6hb]

This video is a breathe of fresh air. Tony gets it. I'm in my mid 30s and I understood this world is upside down for many years.

[@vernondavis561]

Wow…Uncle Tony you are 100% correct in your analysis. You are a deep thinker on many different levels. Growing a garden and raising livestock gives us options as to what we put in our bodies.

[@ColinMill1]

There must be whole generations of people who have no idea what you are holding in that thumbnail.

[@mikesolns1364]

What is it?

[@ColinMill1]

@@mikesolns1364 It's a pair of points from a conventional ignition system. The spark in these systems was generated by passing current through the points to the primary of the coil and then cutting off the current by opening the points. The collapsing magnetic field in the coil induced a high voltage in the secondary of the coil that was directed to the appropriate spark plug via a rotor arm inside the distributor. Changing the points and setting their opening gap (and checking the timing of the spark) were all part of the regular servicing of a car.

[@DjD5]

A teaching moment…✌🏼

[@Izamota-q5v]

What is it?

[@madscientistlife]

There are also entire generations who do not even begin to appreciate the gravity of what he is saying. Some of us have full standalone ECU's and accompanying ignition controllers (just in case). The rest of my generation "drives" automatic transmissions. What scares me is while at work that Eaton with the 2 splitters is all I drive, yet some folks have an Allison auto and they don't even think it's weird.

[@gregorybarth930]

Tony your 100% spot on, I spent 21 years 1974-1995 defending this country I no longer recognize and a government I no longer trust. We've lost so much. Morals and decency are gone. An optimistic future is unlikely. You can't stop "progress" cars will get more complicated. Our TVs are now smarter than we are. As you pointed out we don't own anything. All my cars are paid for and my house, but I really don't own them.

[@southjerseyjim5049]

Thank you for your service. God Bless You. I think of how a cousin of mine was treated after he returned from Nam. Disgraceful that U.S. Citizens would curse and spit on a Vet. I hope you never experienced such mistreatment. I will confess, as one who once thought we should bloody the nose of all of our foes with our armed forces, I’ve come to the conclusion that our Patriots are too precious to entrust to our military-industrial complex. And it disheartens me to think I’ve supported military actions which wrecked so many lives, not for the Flag which is most worthy, but for the prosecution of some politician’s Globalist’s agenda. I pray you and your family remain untouched by the horrors of armed conflict, but if you have, I hope heaven and earth has been lifted to help you. And if not, raise your hand. We owe it to you.

[@jaygrist165]

Hi mate, it does seem to be heading a bit mental, just seen an old friend who owns an 82 year old Jeep, it was converted for the UK long range recce groups, Signals, SAS, SBS, it's like mecchano on a bigger scale, he's other car is a blinking hybrid, next it's going to be driverless motors, God knows where mobility is headed next, anyhows, much love to Yourself and your wonderful country, have had lots friends from the United States over the years, firstly at school as we lived just up the road from Wethersfield Air Base, cracking memories, keep smiling mate, it'll either rain or go dark before morning, best wishes, cheers, J. Grist

[@strangfangers]

I was 15 (1977) Lake Worth, Fla, on my bike, 22 rifle on my shoulder (unloaded, action locked open) heading home from my shootin' spot, policeman stops me and he "asked" (never got out of his cruiser) to see my gun, I handed it (butt first), he asks me who, what, why, where and when, I answered, and he gave the gun back, and I rode home. "FREEDOM"

[@Hooftimmer]

1973 my friends dad was cruising around in his pick up truck sipping a Bud with all us kids in the back. The old guys still around today and so are we. Naples, Fla.

[@Hooftimmer]

@@drott150 I agree, seeing this ‘check’ as normal just shows our conditioning. Good point, @drott150.

[@nazaxprime]

​@@drott150Exactly.

[@fgoindarkg]

Not freedom, but compliance.

[@brianr8581]

I road and walked hundreds of miles with my 22 Wile going through a brick of 22 a week and was never once asked what where or why! Not once ever! That was freedom. No Karen's or Ken's with cell phones in sight...

[@EL-Duder-Reno]

Thank you for talking about a very important subject. I pray one day we can all be free Men.

[@James-kl7ig]

Won't happen by praying about it

[@sheehy933]

I'm a few years older than Tony, born in 1959. The late 60's, 70's, and 80's were so different from today. I can't really articulate the difference other than to say there was much more freedom to be left alone from whatever you wanted to be left alone about.

[@stanbogdanovecz1300]

The seventys were great to me. Things have been going down every since. I'm 73 now and glad I won't have to deal with crap much longer...

[@sunnyray7819]

I remember the 80's a little as a kid and it was like a different country all together. People were a lot different. Good times!

[@MVPisME383]

I wish I was born in y'all's time I was born in 90 and just didn't fit in with anybody my age, my best friends are 50-74

[@edwardpate6128]

1960 here and totally agree, it was a golden age!

[@stormriderkaos]

@@edwardpate6128 DOB 1961 here and I rode an uninsured dirt bike on the back roads at 13 years old (no license no problem) and even got caught by the cops once after evading them twice (I rode right past her house a few times on a dare lol). No big deal back in those days. My dad had to come and pick up me and my bike. We played and swam in sloughs and rivers and did lots of stuff our parents told us not to do like go near the river, have dirt-ball fights, drink beer, shoot guns, touch girls and blow things up. We got three channels on the TV and a fourth if someone wanted to go outside and turn the antenna... oh those were the days my friend. The wild days.

[@derekpatton9601]

After only owning new cars I went out and bought a 1978 dodge d100 as my daily driver and I've never been happier. Learned so much and I feel like I can keep this thing running forever

[@harrywalker968]

new cars dont have hood latches.................. you buy a new one..................... i have vehicles from 61, f100 4x4. to a s/duty, 02, no computer. 4.2tdi..ford / brazil.

[@ProleDaddy]

​@@harrywalker968 I don't know of any vehicles that are absent a hood latch.

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

I sold my 2017 Tundra SR5 and got a 1990 D150. Love my Old Blue truck.

[@uliyankadoe118]

I do not own any motor vehicle and know nothing about car mechanics but I watched your video with great pleasure and hope! It's so refreshing. And you'll only lose people who've already lost themselves, but you'll gain more courageous folks. Keep it up!

[@JM-jd7yp]

You raised a lot of good points. It is strange how people think that technology will make their lives easier when it actually makes them more helpless and reliant. I retired from my old job and studied horticulture. I now run my own gardening company. My son is a master carpenter and was lucky enough to learn from a master who taught him on the old tools. We look at technology and see how companies make things impossible to mend...how we buy things with inbuilt obsolescence.....when we do this be very careful because the trap is we are buying into our own inbuilt obsolscence. Be the man who can do things...be the man who can stand on your own two feet. That is where freedom lies.

[@dp1381]

I arrived here in the opposite direction: I knew our freedom is being systematically stripped away year by year before I ever got into wrenching. Last year I bought myself a 1982 F250 for work. It has a carbureted 302 and I’m here to learn how to work on it.

[@onlygoodcrypto]

You are 100% right about the government. The people have slowly relinquished their freedoms and there are not many left, the government will take the rest unless more people speak out and stand up. Great content, more people need to hear it!

[@MyronBuss]

VOTE RED!

[@buckeyejim2989]

🗿 excellent, timely content 👍⏳

[@cliverichards9850]

Hey, just found this video. I'm in the UK & 10 years older than you. I yearn for the old days of being able to 'fix' things myself. LandRovers were my thing but nowadays the cost of even an old rustbucket is totally out of reach for a man of very limited means. Everything you say totally hits the nail on its head. Thanks.

[@steelcannibal]

As someone who grew up without anyone to shadow working on cars, or engines. But loves preparedness, and freedom, it would be cool to see a list or manual of these engines or configurations, or requirements to convert engines for this. Love this, just discovered your channel. Firm supporter for a free and voluntary society(voluntarism).

[@ryangarciaa21]

Thank God you talked about this. Very few people realize how bad things really are

[@ElInteresDeTodos]

Tony, you are correct. Thank you for speaking out. You are not alone. Many men are aware.

[@LoveOffGrid]

And a few women, too.

[@dsmith3446]

SO TRUE - thank you for having the courage to state it! I was told by a woman whose ex was in the Navy, and she said 20 years ago - there is no escaping what is coming. People will obey the government blindly - or face the consequence. I thought she was just a bitter woman, but now I am starting to see what she said 20 years ago as our current reality.

[@joannedoyle-bu3mu]

Hiya Tony, 1st time viewer here, a gen x nan from england. I've subscribed👍 I'm very aware but only since 2020. You didn't loose me at all, totally got ya and been spending my time making my children and all around me 'aware'. Thank you for your time and knowledge🥰

[@thekrutchinator]

Plugs n Points is all you needed back in the day!

[@wcmwfab935]

Don't forget the weather manipulating criminals and their pyrotechnics

[@craigjohnstone1461]

Do you get alot of comments deleted if you mention Geo Engineering??? Alot of modifications happening since 2020. All countrys in "Lockstep"

[@susanlbk]

​@@craigjohnstone1461Some of my comments that have contained those words won't even post.

[@craigjohnstone1461]

​@@susanlbkme too. Every now and again this last few weeks they leave them ..... gone if I put un agendas with the years after it instantly

[@williamevans6522]

Carrington Event has entered the chat

[@craigjohnstone1461]

​@@williamevans6522they don't need that ,( ICANN) hold the private keys to the Internet.. off switch

[@connorstallins5804]

Born in 2003, "show me your papers" is how life has always been for me. The rule always was "If you want to leave the house, you need to have your cellphone on, and on you". Even at 20 years old, I still get punished when the battery runs out on that awful thing. I still live with my parents after all, and do not expect to be moving out any time soon. Everything that I have ever wanted to do has always seemed to be met with "you need a licence" "The HOA has forbidden it", or "we do not have space for that". I sometimes get curious about the origins of rules that seem to exist specifically to get in my way. Mandatory car insurance, for example, $300 monthly is very expensive. It seems that with few exceptions, insurance became mandatory in most states in the 1970s, along with safety and emissions regulations, and fuel shortages. Premiums have apparently risen on average faster than inflation scince it became mandatory, and insurance companies can charge as much as they want. I wonder if state goverments were paid off by insurance companies...

[@michaelangelo8001]

You are living within the commercial matrix. But you can still opt out...

[@connorstallins5804]

@@michaelangelo8001 Maybe with a sufficient amount of money to buy land, but I do not yet have enough for that.

[@michaelangelo8001]

@@connorstallins5804 You don't understand. You have a federal SS#, and are indentifying yourself with a (commercial) state ID. That binds you to the commercial state, and you are therefore liable to the rules of that system. You signed up for membership.

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

Yes mandated insurance is a scam and illegal

[@MHLivestreams]

I have zero interaction with the state. No tax, welfare, healthcare, nothing. It's possible if you really dedicate your life to God, that's what God's for. Legal law means nothing, it's nonsense.

[@davesrepaircom]

Thanks, Tony. We're "on the same page" 100%. I was an appliance repair guy for 50 years, and that industry has gone the same way. 'Appreciate what you do.

[@marykristmo]

"You have the freedom to choose whether or not you want to pay or qualify for liberties the state will grant you." Is the most profound statement within this video imo

[@flyboy3633]

Frank Herbert said it best in his book Dune. "He who controls a thing owns that thing."

[@LoveOffGrid]

The spice must flow. :-)

[@DominionSinist]

I was born in 85, and I can remember being more free. The ability to be free is disappearing quickly. 911 really changed a lot in this country.

[@alertgasper]

Ironically, it's the corporations most likely to watch us thru social media...telling everyone what we're doing. Even the gov't looks into their records, USA PATRIOT ACT and other laws.

[@malfunction8165]

Why do you think it was allowed happen? We cannot change anything unless we have a new Pearl Harbor, or something like that, one year later look what happened.

[@blackmagicfan3431]

81 here and I agree. I look at the world pre and post 911 as a middle point in my life. When I consider the before and after it turns my stomach

[@nicholasagnew2792]

"I got a call" Well congratulations! Was it from the president officer numb-nuts!?

[@petergrey7125]

We are merely frogs in the boiling pot. Change is inevitable, but as long as the car is running, the sun is shining, and and we’re still watching UTG , it’s going to be a good day. Stay positive!

[@jamesvan2201]

Its scary because they even take "ownership" of your children. Whenever you have a baby, whats the first thing they "make" you do? Sign a birth "certificate". Its not so much a birth certificate as it is a document where once you sign it, your child becomes property of the state. This is why children services exist and if you are tagged as an "unfit" parent, they can come and take your children "legally". You dont have to sign the birth certificate, but, if you dont, your child cannot be a u.s. citizen and wont get a social security number and wont be allowed to go to school, or become employeed anywhere in the country, "legally". This world is f*cked. I am sure of one thing they can't ever take from me or own, my soul.

[@gpilsitz1783]

Oh, you can be certain someone's working on it!

[@theseeker1237]

​@gpilsitz1783 that's the agenda.you get it.

[@placesaroundus]

That's actually not a bad idea. Nobody needs a ssn, school is slave training camp, work is slavery.

[@marjanm7436]

I can see US citizens have the same problems as Europeans. Politics and economy topics on Your channel shows the gear heads are not only cars.😂

[@ArnoldShortngga]

Because in a real dictionary like Blacks Law 'certificate' is a document proving ownership. Most don't realize that a common dictionary like Webster's is not the legal definitions of words but the definitions most accepted amongst society......Big difference. Many words have the same list of definitions but you will notice a difference in which is listed first.

[@mavicprovideos1485]

Well said mate, we need you

[@BigFarm_ah365]

I grew dope for the same reason, only realized how perfectly pure and simple and free that whole market was. It's also proof that no one is in charge. Why? Because they all thought they were gonna get rich from something whose value was derived from the very fact that it was illegal. The very fact that all the States thought it was going to bail them out of the financial mess they were in shows you that there isn't some master plan. We're just winging it. Kinda reminds me of a buddy I had. He was an ER Doctor, turned rock climbing bum. And I said to him as we were hanging off the side of a cliff, "hey this is cool that you're an ER Dr, you know, if something happened out here" and he said, I couldn't really do much without the ER

[@libertybell7145]

That is absolutely TRUE

[@samueljardine3402]

Reminds me of what Gonzalo Lira said: "It doesn't matter who owns something, it matters who controls it."

[@clintonmcgoey9481]

RIP Gonzalo

[@Antique803]

Born in 1952. You hit the nail on the head. Just bought a 71 and 73 F100’s. My favorite vehicles in the driveway. Looking for more all the time!

[@johnsmith-bk4ps]

Me too! Just got a 68 f250 for 500 dollars, its like brand new! Needs a motor but i have one

[@windhammer1237]

You're right about everything.

[@bobgaudet9941]

You are bang on Tony!!!! Most people don't understand what is going on with this world? 😢

[@ginaanddenes9059]

...it's about time people started educating themselves on the subject of the Khazarian mafia. Guaranteed eye opener and dot-joiner for even seasoned 'conspiracy theorists'.

[@johnboy2935]

You didnt lose this californian. I 100% understand what you are saying. I too stick with older rides, same reasons. It absolutely does come down to freedom. It is however just a matter of time when we wont be able to get/ afford parts to keep them going. Travel- I recently had to cross border to mexi, like your airport trek, xrays, empty my pockets, passport…. On an on. Keep it up man!!

[@douglashewitt5064]

Uncle Tony is a prophet. We thought he was a car guru, but today he has shown us we really own nothing. The change happened in the 70's. I remember the change. Points and carburetors. All our future of ownership centers around analog cars. Get the parts for a piece of control.

[@carlc5748]

I agree with your "prophet" moniker, even though I'm sure that Uncle Tony would vehemently disagree with that moniker, but he is is giving "very sage" advice!

[@garyhoney2013]

I have tried telling people this for years. Thanks Tony I'm glad I'm not alone. I will say about the state that I live in. You can rebuild or build your own car from scratch. It doesn't have to come from a manufacturer.

[@MultimediaCowboy]

Learned this when a comptroller told my business partner you don't own your business. The state of Texas owns your business, we allow you to operate, and we decide how much money you get to keep.

[@MarkPernia-vv1le]

All Americans are born as US Nationals. We elect to become US Citizens through fraud and deception. The comptroller that you speak of was 100% correct. Texas (the red state) is just as contracted as New York (a blue state). They (all 50) are nothing more than sub-corporations of the Federal Corporation (US government Inc.)

[@TheDrifter250]

That's cuz you operate in the public...operate in the private and put the biz in a Trust

[@3Dgifts]

You are the only one that has laid this out in simplistic terms that even a rock can understand.

[@michaelgray7138]

I'm a 71 year old mechanic and you are so right. I have seen the same thing. That is why the newest car I own is a 2001.

[@libertybell7145]

A Great discussion given by Tony (I subscribed today) and Wonderful, Thoughtful, Calm Comments given by the Commenters.....a great community.

[@johndavid3598]

I can always count on Uncle Tony. Not many are awake to the way the world works, but he is! There aren't enough of us so we have to be loud.

[@clintonmcgoey9481]

Cuba is a good example of what you are saying it’s incredible what they do to keep cars going

[@rustymohr6652]

@clintonmcgoey9481 I know, it's amazing what they can do with a pop can pull-tab and a length of wire! 😂

[@AmericanSavageGarage-em2oy]

This is exactly right, and conforms to my saying-old tech beats new tech.

[@hgvtechuk4929]

Was late 90s, I could legally ride a bike with not elmet, no insurance, no pollution limits, no tax, no mot, no parking charges. Things are changing rapidly.

[@benwamsley5876]

It’s good to hear someone talking sense without having to go to the recesses of the internet where I usually dwell

[@Turbocharged400sbc]

Don't dwell too long on it....ya might burn up the coil/contacts

[@foquai7458]

Truth, 69 years young here... and you are speaking truth.

[@kobalt9948]

niccce

[@danlaperuta6916]

Everybody needs to see the 1988 sci-fi They Live starring Roddy Piper!

[@peterkinberger9741]

How can I watch when I am all out of gum ?

[@ArakakiDojoMatsubayashiS-km5uc]

Absolutely brilliant video! Thank you.

[@brianwest588]

Tony, you haven’t lost me. The younger guys you mentioned need to hear this. The young gear heads give me hope . Keep spreading the word Brother!

[@cheyennelovering5453]

Started my journey as a machinist at 15, out of want to understand how engines work and build/buy an EMP proof car that was easy and cheap to repair and maintain. Didn't know what ball joint grease was until 23, had to replace a water pump that was timing chain driven on the daily, learned the differences between fuel injection and carbs, did my first motor swap earlier this year (4.0 cherokee). And landed on the cherokee for easy cheap daily. I would love to carb (4.2 intake swap) and manual swap a farm cherokee soon. Wouldn't need much in the faraday cage to keep it going either. Then the dream is to start producing shine, machine the block/heads for a higher compression ratio, and run alcohol through the carb. Maybe somewhere along the way I can pick up a diesel 12v manual 5.9, and just mix old gas and strained wmo and run it. Lol always learning, dreaming, and building. Gotta go drop the jeeps fuel tank again, had a leak something fierce after replacing the pump gasket trying to fix it. 😢 wish me luck

[@k8aik8ai]

you're not crazy, you're absolutely sober and 100% correct

[@johnsmithfrombackeast7376]

Well said Uncle Tony! I agree with your premise totally. We The People have been asleep at the wheel for too long.

[@TimRiddles]

Good analogy of not truly owning anything My Pastor taught that the only thing you can really be in control of is your state of mind,what kind of mood you will have in any situation.

[@khall2674]

My first time watching. 1957 gal here...Brother, you couldn't be more CORRECT ! Thanks, we'll keep watching 👍

[@billalumni7760]

Just wrote in another post not long ago, 'Why does my refrigerator or clothes dryer need a computer chip?'. Today you also need ID just to put money INTO your bank account.

[@smashedfootlefty4726]

Thank you for sharing your beliefs! Im glad you know sovereign and citizen contradict each other! One of the few who know! Safety is the absence of freedom. Stay reel Tony!

[@bobwoww8384]

Spellcheck real

[@MysticManifesting]

God is the only sovereign and we are his trustees.

[@smashedfootlefty4726]

So is writing complete sentences… I will try to check next time. :)

[@smashedfootlefty4726]

I agree, so long as the God you mention is the God of the earth and not the god of the world. :). There are many gods to worship nowadays unfortunately :(

[@JohnLysonmusic]

100% spot on!!!