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Hosted by Ken Yamarashi · health · EN · 72 episodes
In service to securing your liberty and the security of a free state! A former cop and military combat veteran examines samurai related martial arts, personal empowerment, and the principles of political economy as a path to liberation.
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Episode #72
A quick take commentary about incentivizing companies to produce domestically by ceasing to subsidize the security costs of multinational corporations and international shipping. More: everydaysamurai.life Books & Merch: Shop.EverydaySamurai.Life
Episode #70
A reading and commentary on Dr. Edwin Vieira’s By Tyranny Out of Necessity: The Bastardy of Martial Law, Chapter 8. The 1776 American Declaration of Independence is a foundational legal document for the United States and the “laws of Nature and of Nature’s God” deny the legitimacy of martial law, whether imposed through domestic tyranny or globalist technocracy. Dispelling the illegitimate claims of authority by those that would assert “martial governance” is a key step toward securing a Free State, a duty shared by every responsible citizen. Learn more: TheEndOfGunControl.com Connect: Link.EverydaySamurai.Life Merch: Shop.EverydaySamurai.Life
Episode #69
Dissects the politico-bureaucratic incompetence displayed in "A House of Dynamite," a film depicting the chaos following a ballistic missile launch. Personal biases, flaws, and conflicting priorities of individuals in power undermine national security. The discussion emphasizes the unreliability of government systems, the questionable effectiveness of defense technology, and the self-serving nature of the political caste. It concludes by advocating for individual responsibility, armed citizenry, and decentralized power to restrain political ambition and ensure true security and prosperity. More: shop.everydaysamurai.life
Episode #68
The US Constitution provides a framework for securing liberty through decentralized, citizen-controlled law enforcement. Overlooked constitutional mechanisms—state militias and grand juries—empower citizens to hold government officials accountable for exceeding their delegated authority, without resorting to revolution. These mechanisms provide checks and balances against governmental overreach, emphasizing the importance of local control and the citizen's role as the ultimate authority. Learn more about these lawful and legitimate provisions that empower We The People to assert sovereignty and uphold constitutional self-governance. theendofguncontrol.com shop.everydaysamurai.life
Episode #67
A reading and commentary on Dr. Edwin Vieira’s By Tyranny Out of Necessity: The Bastardy of Martial Law, Chapters 5 and 6. Everyday Samurai episode 67 explores the stark contrast between the idealized practice of martial arts and the brutal reality of war. The episode begins with a discussion of dojo traditions and their symbolic meaning of self-renewal and the acceptance of mortality, contrasting this with helmet cam footage of a deadly knife fight between Ukrainian and Russian soldiers. This footage underscores the unpredictable and brutal nature of combat, highlighting the disconnect between training and actual conflict. The discussion then pivots to a critical examination of the modern nation-state's use of war, arguing that it often serves nefarious purposes, benefiting a select few at the expense of the many. The speakers delve into the constitutional implications of war, emphasizing the importance of Congress's power to declare war and the dangers of the military-industrial complex. The latter half of the podcast focuses on Dr. Edwin Vieira's work, "By Tyranny out of Necessity, the Bastardy of Martial Law," examining the illegitimacy of martial law under the Declaration of Independence and the historical context of the American Revolution. Martial law is antithetical to a free society, violating fundamental principles of liberty and self-governance, and that the well-regulated militia, as envisioned by the Founding Fathers, is crucial for maintaining domestic order and preventing the tyranny of a standing army. The episode concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to stay informed, vigilant, and committed to the principles of liberty. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Dojo Philosophy & Combat 00:03:42 - War Footage & Humanity 07:04 - War, Liberty, & Martial Law 11:01:50 - Martial Law & Declaration 14:41 - Dangers of a Standing Army 17:49 - Martial Law: Contradiction 21:46 - Colonial Grievances & Oppression 28:43 - Martial Law: Unjust & Unconstitutional 40:05 - State Constitutions & Military 44:01 - Civil vs. Military Power Shop.EverydaySamurai.Life Links: Link.EverydaySamurai.Life
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