Sunday, 15 February 2026

$2,000 A Day Fines For 3 Inch Grass [TAPsc 4DGqc]

Elderly homeowners face property liens and aggressive code enforcement as Austin bureaucrats ignore crumbling city infrastructure and their own unkempt government facilities.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 1h 2m listen | 20 chapters
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About this episode

Austin resident Roland Ellingson faces aggressive municipal harassment as the Austin Health and Human Services department threatens property liens and $2,000-a-day fines over three-inch grass. Archival footage from 1997 features a young Alex Jones documenting the selective enforcement used against the elderly constitutional activist while city-owned properties and council members' homes sit in states of extreme disrepair. The report highlights a stark contrast between the city's crumbling infrastructure, including massive potholes near Ellingson’s home, and its punitive focus on minor lawn maintenance.

Alex Jones investigates the Austin Health building at 15 Waller Street, revealing overgrown weeds and environmental hazards that exceed the standards the city imposes on private citizens. The report links these local code enforcement tactics to broader ideologies, citing Bill Clinton’s 1993 crime bill and the Communist Manifesto’s call for the abolition of private property. Secondary accounts detail the difficulty of reaching representatives like Elliot Naishtat and Terry Keele, while the Austin American-Statesman is accused of providing media cover for bureaucratic shakedowns. Jones further critiques the $1.5 billion Austin city budget, arguing that funds are diverted from essential services to social engineering programs like AmeriCorps.

Mike Hanson presents this digitized historical broadcast as part of a larger effort to preserve 1990s media on van.video. The segment concludes with a tribute to the late Roland Ellingson and a community outreach update from the Gonzales Association of Patriots. Hanson reflects on the eventual sale of the Ellingson property, comparing the bureaucratic pressure to the Joe Cappana case and the overarching influence of the New World Order.


CHAPTER 01 / 20 Discussion

Mike Hanson, Roland Ellingson, Austin Pothole Neglect

Mike Hanson introduces archival footage from Austin, Texas, highlighting the contrast between city neglect and citizen harassment. The footage shows large potholes near the home of Roland Ellingson, an elderly resident being pressured by the city over minor lawn maintenance. The commentary suggests that tax revenue is being diverted to bureaucratic salaries rather than essential infrastructure services like road repair.

mike hanson· roland ellingson· austin· potholes· bureaucracy· property rights

00:00 Well, we were leaving Mr. Ellingson's place. Heh! Unless the... Less than 150 feet from where he lives, right in the middle of the street some giant potholes. There's some behind us and some in front of us Let's drive up here back and look at them See this city won't even wipe its own nose but it'll abuse older people in town And force them terrorize him into giving more money for their bureaucrat behavior See all the money is going to bureaucrats salaries It's not actually going to do work for the city Now they have to force US to do everything Here let's see the loving potholes Right here, folks. Here we are just right down the road again and look they're telling him to mow his yard when his grass is three inches high and he hasn't mowed it when this kind of stuff's going on about a six inch deep pothole And there's more down here so ask yourselves what kind of country is this?

00:55 Well that's the truth of it, all they do is harass the citizens. Push the people around. We're losing more and more of our personal rights and they're making despotic inroads into private property while at the same time not taking care of the essential services You see? They dangle essential services in front of your head Oh you want the potholes filled! Oh you want the EMS to have radios don't you?! See they pay for the essentials last And pay for all their greed and strange bureaucratic behavior first This isn't an attack at your average bureaucrats, government workers. I'm talking about the people that are under the control of our federal government that want to pay homage to them. In fact, that pothole could hurt somebody! We need to find out who's in charge of filling potholes. I don't mean the person actually does it but whoever is in the city and they need to be... They have their home taken just like they're threatening Mr. Ellingson down the street. Stay tuned right here for more classics.

CHAPTER 02 / 20 Discussion

Mike Hanson Archives, Alex Jones 1990s Videotape Preservation

Mike Hanson thanks Alex Jones for hosting his channel on van.video and discusses his mission to digitize thousands of videotapes from the 1990s. He requests viewer support through donations, t-shirts, and books to fund the preservation of these historical broadcasts. Hanson introduces a specific 1997 report featuring a younger Alex Jones investigating the harassment of Roland Ellingson.

mike hanson· alex jones· archives· videotapes· 1990s· van.video

02:08 I love Mike Hanson Archives. Well, hello folks this is Mike Hanson from Mike Hanson Archives start off by thanking Alex Jones for our great channel here on van dot video if you would like to help us support this station please just look at that email Email Cammie at this email address or just give us a call and they can tell you how you can help us either by donating for a t-shirt, or a book. Or if you just want to help out to get these great videotapes of Alex Jones the 1990's up on the internet that is my goal!

03:08 I hope God lets me live another 30 years. That's how long it's gonna take to get these thousands of tapes out, but what we got tonight is another special treat for you! I have once again found the master copy of the Roland Ellinston story that Alex did back in...I think it was 1997 about a man they were, the city was giving 2,000 day fines for two inch grass and harassing him. And then we go out to the same people that are given the tickets out to the health department and their grass is even worse than his so Alex exposes that and

04:00 It is just a great show. I'm getting ready to re-edit it and it's going to be up for your enjoyment right after this! Alright, like I say... Let's go back to the future with Alex Jones in the 1990s and we looked pretty good back then. I wish we could look that good these days, but i'm working on it ain't easy alrighty here we go folks maybe the fat cat neighbors don't like the good hard-working neighbors all right well you know uh is there any sir sir can we just ask you a few words sure what's your name? I'm Michael Alex Jones Michael do you ride through here quite often

CHAPTER 03 / 20 Discussion

Alex Jones, Roland Ellingson, Austin Lawn Ordinance Dispute

Alex Jones interviews Roland Ellingson and his neighbors regarding a city notice from the Austin Health and Human Services department demanding the mowing of three-inch grass. Jones argues that the city's threat of a privileged lien against the property for minor vegetation is a violation of private property rights. A neighbor expresses frustration, suggesting the city should focus on violent crime rather than harassing law-abiding homeowners over "objectionable material."

alex jones· roland ellingson· austin· lawn ordinance· property taxes· health department

04:56 Um, every once in a while yeah. Well this gentleman he called my radio show and we also have some little TV shows here in town and I'm familiar with what the city does quite often and I've been involved with cases like this before where people are on their own property and are law-abiding citizens it isn't Russia or Nazi Germany...or maybe it is! It says Austin Health & Human Services Travis County Health Department Environmental Health Services Division And if you read this here it says, and then down here it says please mow and clear high grass. Well look he's cleared nothing, there is no problem here.

05:42 If you go in the back, there's no rubbish. There is nothing. And I'm shocked that the city shouldn't even have that right and they say if he doesn't do what it says objectionable material... well what is that? That's a nebulous thing that a bureaucrat can just magically with a stroke of pen with no jury just abuse people in my opinion and then down here it says If you don't do what we say, there will be a privileged lean upon the land or premises. What does that mean? It means that they could go to a certain point where they can bulldoze the structure or take it for the good of the children. Because he hasn't mowed his lawns? Yes, because he hasn't mowed his lawn. That's what it says here. Please mow and clear high grass weeds remove rubbish trash and remove objectionable material eliminate standing water well the yards Bone dry I think that I think the city would love that they tell us not to water see I'm a little bit confused His yard are we still in the drought?

06:35 No, we're not anymore. That drought was big news though. But now we're in floods that's kind of the world works. So I've pretty much stated just the basic facts here is the Austin Environmental Health Services Division what do you offhand think about this? Do you think that this is terroristic what's going on against this gentleman? Well, I really don't understand the whole picture of what's going on. You mentioned something about the lawn... Yeah? Are you asking me whether I think the lawn needs to be mowed? Is that the city's job?! There is the lawn right there! Nothing! I could understand if this was being a hindrance to me as a biker or me as a pedestrian but I do not see an obstruction But there is no obstruction! There is three inch grass right here That's what I'm saying It would be the city's responsibility if it wasn't an obstruction for me but its not

07:28 In other words, if I have a tree hanging out of my property onto the alley or street then it's the city's responsibility. Yes yes but you asked me whether this law needs to be mowed? I don't think it needs to be mowed This is a bigger question. Why is he, while people are having their throats slit and there's carjackings and every myriad of violent crime... why is the city so obsessed with harassing him? Because he's a property owner. I don't know! Have you asked the city? Yeah they will not return his calls They say no we're gangsters Don Carleone has told you one time give us the money or clean up So, you're his neighbor and you look like a nice gentleman. And you've got grass that's higher than Mr. Ellingson's. Have you been sent harassing letters from the city? No but I'd like to get one You would like to get one What would you do if they sent you a letter saying cut your grass and remove objectionable material whatever that means or we will put a privilege lien against your home

08:23 I'd have a good response for that. Oh you, what would you say? Tell them to go to hell! Yeah tear em up You tell them blow it out their ass, excuse me Sure I mean this is America man Let's get one quick shot not of his car but the right wing yard that hasn't been cut in couple weeks Look at that So why do you think this is happening? Uh...You said your yard guy has been out of town for few weeks Well yeah well had one and he isn't doing anymore And there's no neighborhood group around here, is there? No. So they have no reason... This is your home! Yes I got news for you if you don't pay property taxes they'll take it from ya. Well we lease it so.. Oh I understand but the people that own this don't pay all the taxes It will be taken We are in a feudal system now Have it Hey it was good meeting you sir I'm Sirf Jones I'm Sirf Jones Thanks alot The right wing evil one look at him watering that overgrown grass

CHAPTER 04 / 20 Discussion

Selective Enforcement, Austin Environmental Health Services Division

Alex Jones visits the home of Charles Roland Ellingson in Central Austin to document the condition of the property following city harassment. Jones claims that Ellingson is being targeted for selective enforcement due to his past political involvement and criticism of city spending. The report highlights that while Ellingson's yard is well-maintained, neighbors with political stickers and actual debris are reportedly ignored by the Environmental Health Services Division.

alex jones· charles roland ellingson· austin· selective enforcement· environmental health· property rights

09:19 Number one, he's hurting Mother Earth by using water. Number two... number two he is causing an evil demon problem! We've got to take his property too I'm sure there is a bureaucrat that would enjoy that nice home Maybe that car too we'll get rid of it and only government agents will be allowed cars That's what Carol Browner wants Oh and barbecues don't exaggerate she only wants to ban them in some cities I am here with Charles Rowland Ellington over here in Central Austin right off Guadalupe Street and he lives at 407th B West 37th Street, Austin Texas 78705. And thank God people like him are still willing to stand up now I was shocked when I met Mr Ellington at a Patriot meeting talking about lower taxes and less government regulation you know bad things like that

10:15 And later he faxed me some information that the city is harassing him, the Austin Health and Human Services Travis County Health Department Environmental Health Services Division. So before I talked about it on my radio show and my cable television shows... ...I went ahead and drove by without him knowing! And I literally fell out of my car almost when i saw it There's nothing there's a nice you know normal Ford pickup truck there is a arborist cutting trailer for people's livelihood. And here in this neighborhood, I am just shocked by the simple fact that...I looked at some of the neighbors' houses but they all have good Clinton Gore stickers and things. They have piles of junk in their backyard. We went into his backyard and there was nothing but a stack of lumber

11:15 covered with a tarp. This is his private property, this is America and I want you to film the grass here there's nothing wrong with this grass it zero scape grass that what the environmentalists beg us to do its cut, its clean there's no problem It's not some millionaire home but it's a nice central Austin home that I would be proud to live in I really liked way these neighborhoods look so That's what we're talking about today. We're talking about how there is selective enforcement, and then I was shocked to find out that Mr. Ellington, Mr. Charles Rowland Ellington has in the past gotten onto the city about some of its out-of-control spending and has been an involved citizen! And so that's something that I find very shocking.

CHAPTER 05 / 20 Discussion

Roland Ellingson, Austin City Council, Bureaucratic Harassment

Roland Ellingson discusses his history of constitutional activism and his belief that the City of Austin is using "extortion centers" to harass citizens who speak out. He details the city's threats to place a lien on his home, where he has resided since 1947, over minor leaf accumulation and his tenant's arborist equipment. Alex Jones provides the contact information for the Austin Health and Human Services department, encouraging viewers to protest the treatment of elderly residents.

roland ellingson· austin city council· extortion· arborist· property lien· health department

12:10 Mr. Ellington? Ellingson, I really appreciate you having the will to stand up to what they're doing How did this all start and in your opinion why are they doing this Well, it's long in the early 80s. The city of Austin took upon itself to fund the communist programs of the murder called abortion and the splinter groups, the homosexual groups having special rights And if you'll note that the expansion in the blue pages will give you the blues by the volume of increasing phone numbers supplied for city services. Services! That means harassment extortion centers? That's about the size of the matter So, you exercise your constitutional right You've gone to City Council, you've written letters, you made phone calls and now you're being singled out and being harassed for no reason

13:11 That does seem to be, I mean cause and effect reason it does seem to be prudent. Well we're not going to invade the privacy of inside your home but i was just inside there with you uh and you also have a rental property here You know your home and another home behind It's very shocking to me that is very nice place no big deal almost like a little country house How long have you lived here? Since May of 1947. How dare you, you evil carpetbagger! We've got to get you under control. Well see I'm a grandfather Claus until this before this city usurpation of micromanagement the cockroach syndrome. The cockroach syndrome of micro managing all facets about citizens life

13:58 and that's not American, it is un-American. Well how dare you be a hard working arborist and a person who is engaged in other... I mean that just... How DARE YOU! A bourgeois member of the bourgeoisie That's right Yeah you're out of control we've got to stop you This little loving letter right here, I'll just read part of it. Austin Health and Human Services Travis County Health Department Environmental Human Services that's gangsters calling themselves service agents 15th Waller Street Austin Texas 78702 if you want to get in touch with them we will put up their number during the show you want to call and tell them how much you appreciate them harassing

14:36 older hard-working citizens here in town. Their phone number is 4692015, that's 4692015 and their fax is 4692030 and we'll give that out later now it says this is to inform you that a condition in violation of ordinance or state law exist on property located at 407 West 37th Street and you've said your tough guy your willing don't mind people knowing where you live If they want to come by and see the evil property that you live on. See I came by before when you first faxed me this And you told me that since then, you raked up a few leaves. That's all you've done to straighten out the property and it is still shocking to me... It is your property! That's not the argument You should be able do what you want on your property unless you signed a homeowner clause As far as I know over here on 37th there is no homeowners clause Is there? To my knowledge, I don't recall one

CHAPTER 06 / 20 Discussion

Texas Politicians, Terry Keele, Elliot Naishtat, Police Misuse

Roland Ellingson describes the difficulty of contacting local representatives like Elliot Naishtat, claiming politicians use caller ID to avoid citizens. He mentions discussing his situation with Terry Keele's office, though he notes a lack of substantive action from the representative. The discussion touches on the misuse of police forces to enforce municipal codes, which the speakers argue contributes to high stress and suicide rates among officers.

terry keele· elliot naishtat· austin· police· bureaucracy· caller id

15:34 Again, sir. How much have you been involved in politics? Why are they singling you out for selective enforcement as we know the socialists do? My verbal voice sounds like a frog down at the deep well and it carries so well they remember it! And Jim, the caller ID negates many phone calls where politicians can refuse to answer their phone when your line rings them Did we know that? Yes They hide under there rocks Now that's the point of order because our 49th district, Mr. Elliot Naystat cannot be contacted me by phone so I had to go to Mr. Terry Keele's office and relay the situation So Mr. Keele is surprised for this situation But he hasn't done anything? No sir not to my knowledge Well he has more important things like becoming governor in 10 years or so Okay now

16:30 So you're saying that they the politicians harass people with their servants with their ticket agencies with their police force Forcing the police to do jobs. They were never meant to do That's why suicide so high and police officers a lot of them are good people and are tired for rassing go-to citizens So you're saying they're hiding behind there receptionist while I go out and abuse the citizens? That is a good synopsis of my assessment of what they're up to. I mean, up to! And that's derogatory, of course but they're into criminality and they're hiding it—it's covert so they need to be exposed

CHAPTER 07 / 20 Discussion

Landfill Costs, Arbitrary City Codes, Austin Crime Rates

The discussion shifts to the high cost of landfill disposal for arborists and how city restrictions impede local trades. Alex Jones criticizes the "arbitrary" nature of city codes regarding "objectionable material," which he argues allows bureaucrats to seize property under the guise of public safety. He contrasts the city's focus on lawn height with the rising rates of violent crime, including rapes and carjackings on the Austin Greenbelt.

landfill· property code· austin· crime· greenbelt· bureaucracy

17:08 Now, wait a minute. This is for our best interest! You trimming trees and working hard here in town? Well actually it's my renter who's the arborist I'm quasi-retired and live off of rental and sale of bushwop property that was once the family's And you said that part of the problem is the arborist vehicle here Yes, it cost a fortune to go to the landfill and deposit the contents of fortune nowadays. And it's going to get even higher you know but he just can't go every day so in other words It would be an impediment upon his trade for him any other heavy restrictions to be placed on him about constantly going to the landfill which costs a fortune

18:01 monetary, you know a debit out of his profits. Well that's really too bad and again I'm no friend of the city abusing people and i just cannot believe this is a quaint little house and I don't see anything going on wrong here and I am just absolutely shocked that the city would write to you saying that you will mow high grass weeds and rubbish, trash and debris. And then it says objectionable material. That's arbitrary isn't it? Arbitrary is that not? Well that could be anything they want to...that could be anything in the world! Arbitrary assessment on their part. They can call it anything they want too. Well again..and it says that uh...the Texas Health & Safety Code constitute a privileged lien upon the land or premises upon which work has been done

18:59 That means they can bulldoze your house like that one guy. That means they can push you off the land, take vehicles In other words it's for the children and it is very loving Is that what your saying? Again we'll get some more shots of this nice little central Austin neighborhood after we leave here And show how a lot of houses have evil morning glory growing on them whatever that kind of vine is, uh is that called English ivy? That evil english ivy growing over there. Uh your I was also...I saw your evil cats you have a couple cats. Kittycats. Why why does the right winger like you deserve to have his house taken and have cats? I thought only good loving people. He's got blue eyes she has got a blue eye and the other one's regular cat sight

19:55 Well, anyways it's pretty you know again that is why we are not the corrupt establishment media. We'll admit things and talk about things we just come out and do our stories And the thing we find is so many Americans are afraid to talk about things I think this is insane people get their throats slit on the green belt women being raped all over the city There's carjackings, there are all myriads of out-of-control behavior. But what do you see the bureaucrats instructing the police to do and in the city services? To harass older Americans? To ticket people for ridiculous offenses?

CHAPTER 08 / 20 Discussion

Globalism, Communism, 1993 Crime Bill, Feudalism

Alex Jones links local municipal harassment to broader political ideologies, comparing current U.S. policies to historical fascism and communism. He references Bill Clinton's 1993 crime bill and the potential hiring of former gang members as evidence of a shifting social order. Jones characterizes the modern American tax and regulatory system as a "techno-slavery feudal system" where citizens are treated as indentured servants.

bill clinton· communism· fascism· 1993 crime bill· feudalism· property rights

20:36 and just to basically harass the middle class, hard-working Americans because hey it doesn't pay to harass criminals. In fact criminals are fixed to be on the team Clinton in his 93 crime bill now it's being instituted they're gonna start hiring gang members for mop up crews ex gang members in the inner cities I think somebody else did that in Germany didn't they? Yes they did Hitler had many many programs which are replicated in the United States of America at the current date taking all the guns away. That is prerequisite for the communist and other... Communism is a blanket covering all kinds of criminal activity and hatefulness to the society in which you are reared, meaning you're a dog that bites the hand that what spits ya!

21:20 And that's these politicians, they've been hatched in America. No no no communism didn't ever exist it didn't take over half the world. It was fascism you're right it was socialism. Nazi means National Socialist yes But again, we're a better brand than America now. We're Americans! Nothing bad can happen to us don't you know? We are Americans That's right Everything is fine Well anyways folks What you've seen here Is some of the shocking information The city is threatening To put a lien on this man's property So pretty much what's going on Mr Ellingson... ...is being harassed by the city There's real crime going all over the place

22:11 And when you talk to them on the phone, what exactly... or have you ever even gotten a hold of them? Did they come out here...? How do they even know that you're this great evil in town?" I don't know how they scrutinized the place and looked it over to administer that edict there. It issued on the 16th of July 1997 that I was in violation of state and city ordinances and regulations That's not good, gentlemen. It's not good. I mean even in feudal Europe you know... Surf them! People could at least have their own little place and wouldn't be harassed usually. Surf them is what we've got here? I'm an indentured surf to taxationists but that's another time another story Well they want more yeah they uh i mean you know 52% isn't enough for them well

CHAPTER 09 / 20 Discussion

Drainage Ditch Dispute, Slave Labor, Global Financial Elites

Alex Jones shares an anecdote about his grandparents being ordered by the city to clean a drainage ditch that was not on their property. He frames this as the government using citizens for "slave labor" while simultaneously increasing taxes to fund elite groups and foreign banks. Jones cites a figure of $360 billion in foreign interest payments in 1996, arguing that local bureaucrats act as parasites on the working class.

austin· drainage ditch· slave labor· federal reserve· bundesbank· taxation

23:00 Again, I appreciate you having the courage to talk about what's going on in the city. A lot of people are gonna say well if he did have high grass you should cut it again. I don't even see any high grass here folks. This grass hasn't even been cut in a while but its real short and not a big deal and uh... I'm pretty much shocked by the way they're acting or behaving But then I had some people call in one my shows when I was defending him last week on our radio program And they said to me, well if he has high grass insects can breed. I don't see any insects or cats, I didn't see them scratching over there but they look pretty happy and again that's not the city's business anyways But in a minute we're going to go up and film city parks with super high grass other people homes government buildings with high grass around them Why is it that they never worry about themselves? Why is it that the city always concerned with little citizens? Something that really tipped me off of this was my grandparents 6-8 months ago now

23:57 got a letter and it said that they have a really nice big backyard that I happen to mow just for extra money and just for something to do. I like them, I like the mow yards. Uh...I don't mow lot of them but I'm know theirs And I went over one Sunday to have dinner with him and my grandfather said look at this letter we're supposed to clean out the creek behind our house or the city will fine us or put lean on us and I said granted yes that's ridiculous you know he's well-off guy didn't understand he was shocked And the letter said, it was one quite like this from the city environmental health services division. But it was a bigger letter that said...

24:36 you need to get together with your community and clean out the drainage ditch that feeds into the creek behind your house. This wasn't even his property, had nothing to do with him so I jumped over the fence and threw about 10 or 15 sticks and logs not too big out of the way onto the grass back in the creek area this isn't even my grandparents' property So the city raises our taxes creates all these new bureaucracies And then wants us for slave labor To go out and do their work for them So what we've got here in Austin, Texas. What's going on with my grandparents and countless other people? It's just the start of more and more of this no longer is it enough just to tax people at over half what they earn in some form taxation now the government realizes that we're beginning understand this isn't for the people this is for elite for elitist groups banks The money literally being sucked out of this country to New York

25:34 to London, to the Bundesbank in Germany. And it's a fact $360 billion worth in 1996 just in foreign interest payments they're harassing the citizens and this is only the beginning bureaucrats are feverish or hungry to control your life and they desperately want more control because like all parasites I don't like to work! They'd like to force you and live off what YOU do that's the stocking way of their trade Charles Rowland Ellingson, I really appreciate again, I've told you this three or four times but I do appreciate what you've done. How your standing up against this ridiculous behavior and how did you describe the tax system here in Austin and how there's a huge city budget?

CHAPTER 10 / 20 Discussion

Austin City Budget, AmeriCorps, Collective Farms

Roland Ellingson criticizes Austin's $1.5 billion budget, claiming the funds are directed toward socialistic programs rather than infrastructure. Alex Jones compares national service programs like AmeriCorps, promoted by Bill Clinton and Colin Powell, to Russian collectivist farms and "techno-slavery." He argues that the press and universities are colluding with corrupt government entities to normalize the erosion of individual property rights.

austin· city budget· americorps· colin powell· bill clinton· collectivism

26:19 Well, it's a one-horse town with nearly $1.5 billion budget. Where is the money going? It's not going for police or street repair. It's going for socialistic and communist programs which are detrimental to the continuation of any organized society that has any goals having any justice whatsoever there's no justice in them so you're saying that there is no common law basic rule of law there is no more a man's home as a castle woman's home is it is is her castle is our palace there is no more basic rudimentary get off my back I'm a human being there is only the group collective for the children we must harass older Americans we must and we must find them in bully them in to giving us payments in cleaning out creaks that aren't even theirs bill clinton Colin Powell get up on TV and tell us we've got to volunteer like AmeriCorps you want

27:21 You know you want money from the government for college. Well guess what you're gonna volunteer for five six years well What does that mean? That's not volunteering That's the government put you through school and by the way when you get out you go to the collectivist farms Just like in Russia I mean, that's what we've got is it is a is a techno slavery feudal system now just in closing why What why do you think the city is so willing to squeeze and abuse its citizens? It's like the mountain climber. Why do you do it? Because it is there! That's right, they can abuse you, they can get together and control the press. The press is always a partner of corruption. Oh yes that's collusive. a

28:19 conspiracies real why they taught us the little surf to go nothing has any reason to it. It just magically happens I just magically get bills in the mail and I have to pay up at the city says i have to do it and then nobody's there to stand up for us, The universities tell us to lay down and romanticize the criminality of this society well again Mr Ellingson I appreciate what you've done and i'm going to go out and film the Austin Health and Human Services Travis County Health Department Environmental Health Services Division, 15 Waller Street, Austin Texas 78702. We're just one little sector of terrorist live

CHAPTER 11 / 20 Discussion

Austin Health Department, 37th Street, Christmas Light Harassment

Alex Jones revisits the 37th Street neighborhood in Austin, known for its elaborate Christmas light displays, and claims the residents there have faced repeated city harassment. He points out large potholes that remain unrepaired while the city focuses on environmental enforcement. Jones prepares to film various city-owned properties to demonstrate the hypocrisy of the Health and Human Services department's maintenance standards.

austin· 37th street· christmas lights· health department· environmentalism· potholes

29:07 And it makes me sick how so many of these environmentalists and people get on board. They need to go out and harass the golf courses or whatever that are dumping fertilizer in the water, which still isn't that big of a deal. Why are they harassing you? I'm very angry about this and we're also going to show how the city is hurting us. is harassing people all over the place and we're also going to show how they have high grass all over the parks and things. Ten times higher than the grasses on your property! I don't see any high grass, but again that's your business if you have high grass. But of course somebody is gonna call the show tonight We've got rules, we gotta follow rules. It's for the environment it's for the children you know we gotta have order or you could be having insects breeding on your land. The point is that in Russia the Nazis held a concentration camps and crematoriums I was just following orders will not get it

29:59 Well not and that's why Michael knew as a barb against the President speak globalist. Yeah PDDs presidential directive decisions decision directives That Michael knew stood up and says I swore to the Constitution of the United States And not the Charter of their blasted communist united nations Communism is real It is a pseudo-political term to rationalize corruption. But they don't even call it communism, they call it the future! They call it elegant understanding and they are sucking out all of the money from industrialized nations, they are destroying and raping third world nations and creating slums that revel hell itself so now without further ado

30:43 We're going to go out and film some of the loving little agencies around town that are engaged in shaking down the citizens. We just showed you that huge 6 inch deep pothole, there's a whole bunch of little potholes one there one here but again the city is busy harassing nice citizens and then I remembered something my mother years ago me and her came down here to see the Christmas tree lights this is the street uh I had totally forgotten it 37th Street here in Austin, Texas is the street right off Waterloo where they have the Christmas tree lights and everybody likes to come see so much. And I don't know if you can see it out here but there's Christmas tree lights hanging from the trees and all over the place and over there there are a whole bunch of Christmas tree lights. These citizens have been harassed before! So my gosh this neighborhood is literally under siege from weirdos

CHAPTER 12 / 20 Discussion

Austin Health Building, Weed Hypocrisy, 15 Waller Street

Alex Jones films the exterior of the Austin Health and Human Services building at 15 Waller Street, documenting overgrown weeds and unkempt grounds. He argues that the city's own property is in worse condition than Roland Ellingson's yard, which the city is currently penalizing. Jones uses the visual evidence of six-inch grass and "objectionable material" at the government site to highlight a double standard in code enforcement.

austin· health department· 15 waller street· weeds· hypocrisy· city property

31:34 Ok, that's what going on. So now let's go and see the rest of the city. Out here in Austin we're seeing some incredible things. The neighbors are all coming out and are infuriated, not at us but what the city's doing. And they say they're always being pressured around here. What you've got is a typical good Austin community here some really nice houses some run down houses something between houses You know that they have their own Christmas tree lights Christmas everybody comes out here and checks it out I didn't even notice it until we'd already gotten down here that I've come down there many times to see their lights They been harassed by the city on that The city won't fix their potholes and now they're harassing elderly residents And there's almost like a community meeting going on down here. Why don't you get that real fast? Well, it just broke up two people there another guy lady was out talking to him three other people down the street are down there talking they all come up to us we show them the city letter from the caring environmental health services division and They get infuriated let's go to the heart of this problem That's abusing us see if people just know about the abuse they get angry

32:32 It's put on a yard in Austin, Texas and there it is. And a few businesses here in town which I have no problem with look at them They're engaged in right-wing behavior. Weeds on the road and cactuses, and bushes too! Uncut, untrimmed, objectionable material. Why? We've got the city's little piece of paper right here. Objectionable whatever they want to say. Oh there is the park lots of tall uncontrolled grass look City property with wild weeds oh my gosh we've got to take their property away

33:11 We've got to do it. Here we are at the loving, caring city. Austin Health and Human Services Travis County Health Department Environmental Health Services Division down here on 15 Waller Street look at all the weeds over there! Look it's worse than much much worse than Mr. Ellingson ever was I mean look at it Tall weeds all growing over there. He had Morning Glory and English Ivy growing, they got some kind of weird crawling vine that's a weed... Oh look right there! Oh it's horrible! There is actually some weeds. Five inch tall grass down by that tree right there. Here I'll go down the wind. You ready?

33:58 Oh my God, look! Look there's weeds around that tree and over there by that air conditioner. Over by that air conditioner...look that's six inch grass! Oh I'm going to take the city building if it doesn't fix it we'll have put a lien against the city building for Mr., uh, for Mr. Charles Ellingson he oh and look at that tree look at those weeds right here producer oh my gosh Oh, this is just the worst. Oh my gosh! Now folks I know this seems really stupid doesn't it? What is the big deal about weeds growing much less on somebody's private property oh yes The city being well taken care of look how nice the city buildings are mmm boy Always built nice you can always trust government buildings to be built nice Yes, I don't see any flowers growing like there aren't Mr.. Ellingson's ah Yes

CHAPTER 13 / 20 Discussion

Bureaucratic Corruption, Chicago Construction, Convention Center

Alex Jones labels the Austin Health building a "gangster building" and criticizes the quality of government-funded construction. He draws parallels to "kickback construction" in Chicago and criticizes a proposed $84 million expansion of the Austin convention center. Jones asserts that city buildings are falling apart despite massive budgets, while the city continues to squeeze citizens for minor infractions.

austin· chicago· convention center· kickbacks· construction· bureaucracy

34:57 entrance in all different languages, it's American now. Oh look! Here we are 15th Waller Street at the Health Building yes this is where a little terrorist activities are launched from and abusing the citizens of Austin people that pay for their homes like Mr Ellingson who has had his home since 1947 owns his home outright they can't stand that Look right here Isn't it? They really are doing a great job here. See, before we did this story we just came out here We've never been here before but somehow we knew that would be in disrepair and there'd be weeds everywhere Look right here! Look at this

35:38 Weird plants just growing wild. Now, I don't have a problem with that! But why are they harassing this old man that's got three foot grass? And no- I mean it's a nice ol' home in Central Austin Look at it! Well its this power... look at those bureaucrat notebooks and things up there Think of all the wonderful harassment that goes out of this little mobster building Little gangster building Yes, Capital City We nobody does like the capital city With our over billion dollar budget Check it out, folks. Look all around you! Everywhere you see it that grass is higher than Mr. Ellington's. Look at it! Scraggly trees, scraggy grass over there and no I don't think this is even a big deal folks this run-down city building isn't that incredible? Look at this

36:33 Well, that's enough of that folks. We've seen the love of the government. There is nothing like big city kickback construction Like in wonderful Chicago, that's the firm...C&H firm from out of Chicago says we need to expand 84 million dollars in our convention center Yes and I'm sure it will be built just like this Total garbage! Total BS Look at City buildings falling apart It's only a 20 year old building And look over there at the rubble and their harassing citizens for having three inch grass. That's the most pathetic thing I've ever heard of in my life! And look over there, more weeds... What hypocritical behavior? See what is good for the goose isn't necessarily good for the gander because the fact matter is this is just a collection site for the big corrupt international banks that are sucking this country dry Oh and look over there more evil right-wing weed

CHAPTER 14 / 20 Discussion

Environmental Hazards, Bureaucratic Terms, Austin Mayor

While touring the back of a city building, Alex Jones identifies potential environmental hazards like exposed fiberglass, metal debris, and fire ant mounds. He mocks the "open-ended" bureaucratic term "objectionable," applying it to the city's own decaying infrastructure. Jones addresses the Austin Mayor, demanding an end to the harassment of citizens and the cancellation of expensive municipal projects like the new convention center.

asbestos· fiberglass· fire ants· austin mayor· environmentalism· hypocrisy

37:28 I guess they're loving, this is a government building. Loving! It's loving if it's government, it's right-wing evil blood drinking for lower taxes and more personal freedom Right over there look at the tires oh that's an environmental hazard And there's weeds and then there's metal that could cut children Children could play and get hurt in that Wiring and metal...children could be hurt Now folks, let's go on over here and see the back of the building. Here in the Big Brother Center at 15th Waller Street in this decaying federal building with weeds and bugs hopping around everywhere 100 times worse I mean look

38:08 that's stuffing it. Look up there in the building, all those bureaucrat files they've got on us, all the harassment and kickbacks that go on, lord knows the glee that's engaged in, and business is always booming, there's always an expanding populace of certs to squeeze! And squeeze!! And drive them into utter submission!" Yes, that's kind of their view on things. Oh but look, there a silver lining in every cloud. There's little birdie living in the government building, so I guess it's okay It's for the children Look at this goverment building Why? If you zoom right there you can see The insulation made out of fiberglass That is bad for environment if you left that your backyard You probably get fine from city for several hundred dollars or maybe another privilege lien Yes environmentalism for you not for them

39:04 Loving tires, but that's not a big deal. Look at the fiberglass and metal, garbage and filters, asbestos probably. It's so right ween! Yeah, folks. That's what it is all about. I should quit being sarcastic. It is all a double standard. How did we know? Let us go out there and see what happens. So here we are at the health department. The loving health department! And this place hasn't seen any health for a long time. It is decrepit and falling apart. It looks like third world country. That is what they wish for all of us. That is what they thrive on. Dependency and degeneracy. Here we are.

39:47 Here in Austin, Texas. What harassers! How pathetic I would suggest y'all give them a call this week and raise some hell It's time they learn we don't want to put up with their big government BS anymore And here's the message to our new mayor We don't want your new convention center for 84 million buddy Well here in this letter that I've been referring to so many times from the Austin Health and Human Services Environmental Health Services Division They say, you will please remove and clear high grass rubbish trash debris and all objectionable material. Well I want them to remove this trash that fire ants are breeding on And i want them to remove this trash that fire ants are living all over and I wanna clean up all these evil cigarette bucks the right wingers trying to sell our children and I want them to uh... remove all other objectionable material why? Why? Objectionable is objectionable look at it

40:46 Objectionable. I find that bird to be objectionable Look, those birds over there...I find those to be objectionable What is objectionable? It's all these open-ended bureaucrat harassment terms Whatever they can get away with Well it's hard to hear me over this high powered air conditioner They don't want us to have air conditioners but don't worry the bureaucrats will Look at this tall grass Total hypocrisy folks! Total hypocrisy But that's the name of the game Folks, the real fact of the matter is I don't think it's a big deal that there is tall grass over here. That's the point! The city or a bunch of criminal out-of-control bureaucrats are squeezing this city into serious problems. That's why so much of the city is growing now outside in round rocking places where they have lower taxes. Look right here total hypocritical behavior totally hypocritical look at that big weed over there and I love sunflowers but Mr. Ellingson didn't have anything like that on his property

CHAPTER 15 / 20 Discussion

Austin Council Member, Property Neglect, Media Cover-up

Alex Jones investigates the private residence of an unnamed Austin City Council member, documenting extreme overgrowth and property disrepair. He contrasts this "tangled jungle" with the minor issues for which Roland Ellingson was cited, alleging blatant selective enforcement. Jones also accuses the Austin American-Statesman of running a "cover-up" story to defend the Health Department's actions shortly after his initial report aired.

austin city council· statesman· hypocrisy· property neglect· selective enforcement

41:57 I don't know what's going on here, but it better stop. I love Mike Hanson Archives! Here we are at a council members house down here in Austin and we're not gonna tell you their address or who they are but you ought to see how overgrown their house is this is just ridiculous very nice little neighborhood over there I will tell you But...it's just crazy We'll just wait until you see how overgrown it is. Hell, look at that house! That's more overgrown... Look, that's not the council members' house but look, that's more overgrown than Mr. Ellingson's. It was crazy. I think it makes me mad as to how the paper countered with that story. We came out and did a story about Mr. Ellingson being harassed by health department and environmental services and two days later there was a front page

42:51 The thing on the health department saying how wonderful they are stopping crime, sewage and helping the children in East Austin. Why everything? Health Department did it! Here we are folks...the right wing evil Look at it This is a council member Now we should probably slap up some footage later of Mr Ellingsons And show you that this is ten times more overgrown than his property Selective enforcement Selective enforcement We're not attacking this council member were just saying hey Maybe they should know about the hypocrisy in their city that they run. That we've elected them to protect us from their own minions, even the driveway's overgrown I mean look at that and folks the camera can't even catch what's going on in this yard and it's not our business We don't care. I don't think it's a problem But The Statesman does The Health Department does They agree $2,000 a day fines for non-compliance better take their home Better bulldoze it mmm out of control out of control

44:01 Well, as you can see total hypocrisy at its best. Absolutely out of the road. Think I ought to go up there? Again we're not going to tell you the address down here of this council member and we're not gonna tell you who she is but just for yourself take a look at the hypocrisy much worse than Mr. Ellingson's And it isn't a question of, has she done something wrong? She hasn't done something wrong. But she needs to know what her city's doing and the City Health and Human Services Environmental Services Division is doing. And Austin Differentiation has really been covering up this story that we did. It was wrong. Something needs to be done. As the sun sets here in South Austin hypocrisy still continues. And hypocrisy is dangerous because fire

45:04 is the outcome of this total hypocrisy and the real edifice in the name of Kligelwald. Whoa boy, yeah folks. As the sun sets here on Austin Highland Boulevard we see the total hypocrisy you don't see the health department out here in this tangled jungle with a tarp to keep water out of the roof The neighbors have verified that this is a council member's home they own both houses here and they're both in total disrepair and overgrown so that's the hypocrisy of America now here folks

45:42 And I think the council member needs to answer up why they're allowing the health department to go around terrorizing citizens in the name of environmentalism at $2,000 a day fines and noncompliance. So $2000 a day for non-compliance there's mosquitoes swarming area. I've been bit on my back and neck and forehead There is just big huge gobs of bushes all over the place This is just incredible I mean that's what it is, what else can it be but total hypocrisy. And again we're not attacking the council members we just got a tip from one of our viewers one of our many spies spread around town faxed us information and came over asked two neighbors this is where the council member lives she's not coming out right now I guess I'm sure the police are on their way but that doesn't matter we're law abiding citizens bringing you real news see whats good for the goose its not necessarily good for the gander

CHAPTER 16 / 20 Discussion

Mosquito Infestation, Tarzan House, Health Department Shakedowns

Alex Jones reports from the vicinity of a council member's home, noting a mosquito infestation and comparing the overgrown property to a "Tarzan" movie set. He claims the Health Department is engaging in "shakedowns" of older Americans through $2,000-a-day fines and property liens. Jones urges the council member to redirect the department's focus toward actual public health issues, such as restaurant inspections, rather than harassing homeowners.

austin· city council· mosquitoes· property liens· gestapo· shakedown

45:04 is the outcome of this total hypocrisy and the real edifice in the name of Kligelwald. Whoa boy, yeah folks. As the sun sets here on Austin Highland Boulevard we see the total hypocrisy you don't see the health department out here in this tangled jungle with a tarp to keep water out of the roof The neighbors have verified that this is a council member's home they own both houses here and they're both in total disrepair and overgrown so that's the hypocrisy of America now here folks

45:42 And I think the council member needs to answer up why they're allowing the health department to go around terrorizing citizens in the name of environmentalism at $2,000 a day fines and noncompliance. So $2000 a day for non-compliance there's mosquitoes swarming area. I've been bit on my back and neck and forehead There is just big huge gobs of bushes all over the place This is just incredible I mean that's what it is, what else can it be but total hypocrisy. And again we're not attacking the council members we just got a tip from one of our viewers one of our many spies spread around town faxed us information and came over asked two neighbors this is where the council member lives she's not coming out right now I guess I'm sure the police are on their way but that doesn't matter we're law abiding citizens bringing you real news see whats good for the goose its not necessarily good for the gander

46:42 Well, we're not going to tell you whose homes these are that this person owns both of with the tarps and the leaking roof in the jungle. You can't even see the front door a hundred times worse than Mr Ellingson's but again I'd say it's her right at home she is not in the homeowners community where you sign up clause This will just give you a hint though who the council member is They are in public office We should be able to tell you about Yeah, it looks like a jungle. In fact I think I saw a great macaw parrot flying around in there or something. Oh Lord! When are we going to get some peace from these bureaucrats? Compare this house to the council members' house right here. Incredible! Look at that. It's a... Tarzan would be home here

47:29 And again, we're not saying it's a problem. We're not saying anything should happen but the health department is trying to use Austin citizens for slave labor to clean out city parks and creeks that are on the borders of other people's homes It's gotta stop. Now compare this to Mr Ellingson's home In a few minutes we'll show you a shot of that And remember he was threatened with $2,000 fine if he did not remove objectionable material Whatever that could be I'm not sure but it sounds very Gestapo-esque and open ended like bureaucrats like Hi! I am Alex Jones here in the Amazon River Basin No...I mean a council members home To be absolutely serious with everybody

48:13 We had a lot of neighbors come out and ask us what we were doing, and once we told them they said yes it is ridiculous that the health department was out terrorizing people. And they did point out the incredible hypocrisy of the council members' home having the tarp over the roof and vines in the jungle hanging from trees But again this is for your best interest or your children Tarzan and Cheetah look at them happily living on top of the roof Yeah I think the health department needs to give a visit over here

49:03 Nice Quintin neighborhood most the homes are very Very clean-cut and very pretty and again, that's their own prerogative how their yard looks but It's funny, from the health department to the council members' home down the street they always have the most overgrown... From their homes to bureaucratic offices. I mean last week y'all saw that health department falling down walls garbage trash junk fire ants six-foot weeds six inch grass everywhere and again what didn't go out there stirring up trouble with them it's them harassing citizens so remember that bureaucrats at their homes, king bureaucrats like the council members and then on down to uh... to their money collection sites like the city health department 15 Waller Street are absolute pits because they really don't care about things being nice. They care about an easy ride taking some of your hard-earned money and telling you how to live and ushering in there wonderful utopia now back to Jeff Davis show Get a shot of that

CHAPTER 17 / 20 Discussion

Gonzales Association of Patriots, Peggy Donation, Community Support

The segment transitions to a community outreach effort by the Gonzales Association of Patriots in Gonzales, Texas. The organization, which previously provided hurricane relief, surprises an elderly resident named Peggy with a $100 donation to help with her food and bills. Mike Hanson emphasizes the importance of local non-profit organizations supporting citizens in need through direct community donations.

gonzales association of patriots· gonzales texas· charity· donation· hurricane relief

50:20 Speak out against evil now or submit in silence later. Yeah, but it's so fashionable not to speak out We have a organization It's only here in Gonzales somebody trying to get by go back a little bit We have an organization here, a non-profit organization. It's Gonzalez Association of Patriots but every month we do something really good for some lucky person or people and when we had the hurricane down there boy did we that was a lot money! We usually don't go out of Gonzales but that was a little bit to see those people in the trailer parks and stuff really hurting and stuff...We went down there and helped them

51:13 So, but we're going to help a real nice elderly lady. She barely makes her bills Peggy so I know she's gonna be appreciative of the $100 that we're gonna give her and so let's go over and surprise her. We've already mowed your yards so she'll probably tell you thank you about that but then we're gonna surprise her! Here is what you are getting this month Oh, that's right there. It's by a word of mind because I know you need help with your food and everything else so That's from the Gonzales Association Patriots We always try to do something good for somebody every single month we try to be in my

51:56 I love everybody. Thank you, thank you everybody! Buy what you want with it buy something nice once in a while. I love you Mike. Yeah. God bless you You know people donate money to us and that's how we get this money so if anybody wants to know more about our organization We're here in Gonzales Texas at P.O Box 481 Thank you all very much and God bless everybody that helps people around that are in need. God bless y'all, okay? Okay we'll see ya next time. Que pase un buen dia senora. The mainstream media here in town...that is the main affiliates and things haven't done any investigative reporting a long time And they need to but you see they've got an easy ride plenty of advertisers and no problem so why should they stand up against big city government out-of-control

CHAPTER 18 / 20 Discussion

Austin American-Statesman, Double Standards, Criminal Priorities

Alex Jones reiterates the hypocrisy of Austin city officials, noting that a council member's rental property features a blue tarp and a "jungle" of vegetation while citizens are fined for less. He criticizes the Austin American-Statesman for using "buzzwords" like "children" and "crime" to justify aggressive code enforcement against homeowners. Jones argues that the city should prioritize catching murderers and rapists over levying fines for uncut grass.

austin american-statesman· city council· double standards· crime· hypocrisy

52:59 The story you're about to see is not vindictive, but it is a council member's home here in Austin Texas. We won't tell you her name we're not out to make her feel bad. We are out for little wake up call for the city council and let them see how it is to have people come unannounced for no reason and pry into their lives But don't worry! We aren't going to try put $2,000 fine on her house for grass being uncut Why? We aren't even gonna try fining her because we wouldn't anyways 15-20 foot vines that hang out of the trees and run across the ground, and they broke a down truck in her yard. And we also found out from the neighbors next door that she owns the rent house right across street from our house with a tarp on the roof. You'll see some footage of that. Yes holes in the roof, a veritable jungle around the area

53:51 And there hasn't been any health department out there. That is the problem, is hypocrisy here in town? Also show you Mr. Ellingson's property. Mr. Ellingson did zero he has three inch grass English ivy growing on the trees just like this council member does but his house isn't one-tenth as overgrown as hers But this isn't the story. The story is, is this isn't the city's job to prime people's lives And also, this Thursday The Austin American Statesman did a story three days after or less than three days after we aired the original story about Mr. Ellingson being harassed by the City Health Department and Environmental Services Division Less than two days after they did a front page article saying it was because of crime and high weeds that $2,000 a day fines must be levied against people's homes and the liens against homes must be done

54:43 That's fine. They need to go out and check the council members' homes, and put levies against their houses then." You see folks? It's time that you give your council members a call. It's time you raise hell and say deal with the murderers first, deal with the carjackers, and the rapists in the fondlers before you go around harassing others. And then little bit later we'll show Shots again of Mr. Ellingson's home and you'll just be shocked to see the difference between his home And then this council members home holes in roofs tarps on her property, and then how she lives in across the street It looks like Tarzan fiction that comes swinging through the trees at any second so again This is not vindictive This is us trying Trying to wake people up in Austin to see if there's double standards I mean what is the deal here? If you go down and you check out

55:32 the health department and environmental services on 15th Waller Street. I heard they cleaned it up now, but when we went down that Sunday before Monday when we did the story there was fallen down walls, there were six foot weeds, there was a six inch grass everywhere trash cigarette butts fire ant beds! i'm not down there harassing them i'm just going to show you the fact i'm not levying fines on people that work there...not even trying to like they do to normal citizens And then to see the paper jump in and defend them, and make up lies for them. And say sewage! Children! Crime goes up! East Austin! See all these little buzzwords folks? That's what it is all about getting you off target making excuses for hypocrisy that is the essence of hypocrisy and bureaucracy out-of-control Also the neighbors came up to us when we went out this council member's neighborhood They said over and over yeah well we have nothing against her but

56:24 That's ridiculous. You know her rent house across the street that she rents out has a blue tarp on the roof and we'll show you A cut of that and looks like a jungle can't even see the front door, uh, you know criminals could hide in there Just like the statesman said, you know last Thursday And then and then you actually see her home and it's just atrocious and their mosquitos flying around everywhere But I'm not-I say leave her alone let the council member live her life Councilmember When you hear about this, please understand we're not attacking you. We're not being vindictive. Please repeat! Please call the health department and tell them to get off people's back make sure there are not cockroaches in our food at restaurants Make sure that things like that are being done Stop but I understand You want to shake people down Health Department There is a lot of money in these $2,000 day fines And liens on houses You've taken quite a few houses haven't you? Especially from older Americans who sometimes are little... Not too sharp

CHAPTER 19 / 20 Discussion

Communist Manifesto, Property Abolition, End Times Prophecy

Roland Ellingson references the Communist Manifesto, specifically the abolition of private property, to explain the city's actions against him. Alex Jones links the local property dispute to a global agenda by central bankers to destroy the free market. The discussion concludes with a reference to biblical prophecy regarding societal roles and a comparison of modern social engineering to tactics used by historical regimes.

communist manifesto· property rights· adolf hitler· prophecy· central bankers

57:19 Yeah, that's your policy isn't it? Making people clean up creeks and subdivisions behind their homes that they don't even own. It is the best and most comprehensive book on Bohemian Grove and its written by Mike Hanson my old camera guy. Well I'm here with Mr. Ellingsen again real fast he came up and said hey guys I know you're going to talk about this He came in and he's got right here the Communist Manifesto, number one is abolition of property and land and application of all rents to public purposes. And that's what they're doing pretty much today in our country. We've gotta ask ourselves this isn't a conspiracy or something we're making up this is literally happening

58:00 Communists that were funded and backed by big central bankers and industrialist from before the turn of this century Their plan is coming to fruition, and they are literally destroying the free market. I could see that you've lived here what since 1947? May of 1947 look at these nice trees it's it's nice It's pretty You know And then there's pretty English Ivy growing here in the trees And you've got a nice shield around your tree over there to keep it healthy Boy, you're a right winger and I saw your pretty little cats earlier. I could see why the city really wants to get its hands on this property like they've done countless others. Make a parking lot out of it perhaps? Oh yeah or get some rent from a good liberal lawyer. Yes! Wouldn't that be nice for them? Something loving. Well again we've seen the right-wing evil, we've seen how much trouble you are causing

58:49 I'm sure them sending you these letters saying they'll put liens on your house if you don't comply with their terrorism, whatever that is. I'm sure we're going to all be safe women on the green belts will be safe people in their cars will be safe from carjackers all because they're harassing you. It's fantastic things are backwards nowadays as it was prophesied some time ago. Well, the criminals run things and they hate normal people! In the last days women will be your rulers, women will rule over you and children will be your oppressors that puts us right on a pulse of the matter Ladies and gentlemen, women will rule over you and children will be your oppressors. Well that's what Adolf Hitler said he said first you get the women then you got the children so follow them in it's not women's fault they're being targeted by the elitist evil men that control things And they're using them to enslave society Women are picking up speed They've caught on pretty quick though Oh yeah The grafting corruption is not beyond em I got ya Well thanks a lot sir Appreciate it

CHAPTER 20 / 20 Discussion

Roland Ellingson Legacy, Mike Hanson Outro, New World Order

Mike Hanson concludes the archival presentation by revealing that Roland Ellingson passed away approximately ten years prior and his home was eventually sold. He compares the outcome to the Joe Cappana story, suggesting that the city or developers ultimately acquired the property. Hanson reflects on the impact of the 1997 investigation and signs off with a call to defend the Republic against the "New World Order."

mike hanson· roland ellingson· joe cappana· austin· 1997· 2022

59:52 Thank you, Alex. This is Mike Hanson from Mike Hanson Archives saying thanks for watching and just a note on this story...this is one of my favorite stories that Alex has ever done My favorite investigation that he's ever done. That and Jokapanna story is two of my favorites, but I just wanted to say that a couple years ago I went by this house where Roland lived and a Chinese younger Chinese girl answered the door

1:00:27 So all I could find out is that Mr. Ellingston passed away a couple years ago, probably about 10 years ago now this happened in 1997 and of course we're in 2022's now so just want to let you know that's how the story ended it ended up The house has been sold or either being rented by a yuppie now. So just like Joe Cappana story, they did get the property after all but Alex did a good job

1:01:16 of why while he was living to take up for him. It was a big story on TV and radio for at least a week here in Austin, Texas back in 1997 Thank you Alex for everything you've done keep the good work up Alrighty we'll see you next time here on Mike Hanson archives God bless God bless America and death to the New World Order! We shall, we must and we will prevail. We're willing to stand up against what's happening. God bless the Republic of the United States and Death to the New World Order!