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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
I get ready. Yeah, welcome everyone, Welcome to another edition
of the cool Way Lock Partcast show. Well, in this episode,

(00:30):
we're gonna look at something and I hope everybody can
hear it. December the fifth Stories of Science Fiction. It's coming.
And like to thank all my listeners across the country

(00:51):
in the world on part part being Speak and all
the platforms in all the states that listen New York
to California, from New York to California. Thank you to
God bless you. But question is it is Trump decided

(01:18):
not to go and Janey work twenty eight He's going
to lose. He's going to lose this election. I mean,
he already served by four years, eight years and that's it.

(01:40):
We've done enough for him and but proposed he is
furious to not to go. Well, I got your back.
People who pick America first. The question is keep making

(02:03):
America great because America always been great, and we got
this person. It won't pay America first.

Speaker 2 (02:26):
He just.

Speaker 1 (02:29):
Won't pit America first. So here it goes all the way.
He watched it once. But I want yad to hear
it too.

Speaker 3 (02:43):
President lost an election but refused to leave office. Could
they actually stay in power with the military back them up,
and what does the constitution say happens next? Every time
I make a video about a constitutional amendment and why
it prevents something from happening, I inevitably get comments like these.
There will be no elections in twenty twenty eight. Trump

(03:06):
will simply carry on ruling the USA in the form
of a dictatorship. He can do it because he is
about the law, and he has the entire Supreme Court
in his pocket and has total support from the Grand
Old Party and MAGA.

Speaker 1 (03:19):
GOP in your terrorist Magagar, the terrorist Magga, terrorists terrorist
group MAGDA and the terrorists GOP that domestic Magna and

(03:43):
then the domestic GOP. He will not staying off and
it will be It will be an election in twenty
twenty eight. We got a lot of people back enough
up to make sure that happened. So Trump, the terrorist

(04:09):
group maker, the turret group GOP, and the domestic president.
If we can't get you out, we will remove you
in twenty twenty eight. It will be election. And I

(04:34):
got a lot of people who will back me up
with stead.

Speaker 3 (04:41):
This is a real comment, by the way, and so
are all of these real comments from real people. So
I'm saying enough is enough. We're answering this right now. Today,
we're breaking down what would really happen if a sitting
president tried to hold onto power illegally, and before one
half of America jumps down my throat. I will preface

(05:04):
all of this video by saying, our current president has
already stepped down once before.

Speaker 1 (05:11):
So you hear that. Republicans wrote a Republicans, yes, stepped
down before. The man is not too crazy. I don't
got your bad.

Speaker 3 (05:30):
Twenty twenty. If he did it, then why are you
so worried about him not doing it this time? See,
I got your Republicans. But for educational purposes, let's just
call this an exercise in theoretical civics. Break it all
down and set the record straight. So, according to the

(05:52):
twentieth Amendment, every president's term ends at noon on January twentieth,
no matter what, and repeat after me, I, Joseph Robinette
Biden Junior, do solemnly swear. Biden, do solemnly swear, then
I will faithfully execute you.

Speaker 2 (06:12):
See this.

Speaker 3 (06:15):
As a president used to conceal barricaded themselves in the
dal office vanishes. And then here's the of the twentieth Amendment,
Section one, the terms of the President and the Vice
President shall end at noon on the twentieth day of

(06:37):
January at that exact second automatically.

Speaker 1 (06:41):
Don't even come out no what if clause.

Speaker 3 (06:45):
The old president becomes a private citizen, and any attempt
to act as president would be hilarious, I mean illegal.
It would be like you were me, private citizens attempting
to act as president. Nobody would follow our commands. But
even before an operation day, things are happening to ensure
a president will step down. Congress certifies the election by

(07:06):
counting the electoral votes on January sixth. While this date
is not set in the Constitution itself, it is under
federal law, primarily the Electoral Count Act of eighteen eighty
seven and its modern update, the Electoral Count Reform and
Presidential Transition Improvement Act of twenty twenty two. The date
of the meeting to count electoral votes and the procedural

(07:28):
rules like how objections are made are spelled out now.
The power to count up the votes is in the Constitution,
and it's added in the twelfth Amendment. The President of
the Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate and
House of Representatives, open all the certificates, and the votes
shall then be counted. That means Congress is constitutionally required

(07:50):
to meet in joint session and count electoral votes, and
that count is final. Now, the losing president can dispute it, right,
they can go to court, but luces the results are
certified in the courts, and it's found that the incumbent
president has lost. There's no legal path to stay in power. Okay,
let's get back to the theoreticals, because I know you're

(08:13):
thinking the president could just ignore this process altogether. So
once Congress certifies the vote, it has fulfilled its constitutional duty.
If the outgoing president refuses to step down, Congress can
actually do a few things. They can pass a concurrent
resolution affirming the legitimacy of the new president. This doesn't

(08:33):
do anything more than write it down on paper, but
it's a thing they can do. They can also sum
in an oversight hearing or direct federal agencies to act
according to law. And finally, in an extreme case, they
could consider impeachment or referral for criminal prosecution. If all
of this is happening before noon on January twentieth, if

(08:53):
the president said I will not leave. You're going to
have to drag me out of here. And Congress believed it,
then they could think about the scenario. Now, Congress's power
is declarative and legitimizing, while it might not seem like much.
They establish who the lawful president is, setting the foundation
for every other branch to act. Speaking of, courts can

(09:13):
do a few things as well. In this situation. They
can issue orders confirming that the ex president has no
legal authority, and if the ex president defies these rulings,
the courts can then direct federal marshals to enforce them. Remember,
courts are not in charge of removing someone physically, but
their rulings authorize enforcement actions. Okay, the other two branches

(09:36):
might oppose a precedent not giving up power, But what
about the executive branch itself and all of these departments
that work directly under it. This is the branch that
seems most likely to align with the president and stay
loyal even in the face of constitutional illegality.

Speaker 4 (09:54):
Let's start with the bodyguards. Jim Hurtz just do TAICHII
important jobs.

Speaker 3 (10:09):
On January twentieth, at noon, their chain of command instantly
switches to the new president. The team that is protecting
the outgoing president now serves as a former president detail,
not as guards of the Oval Office. This is a
pretty big distinction. Now. When everything is normal, this schedule
goes like this. The outgoing president and family typically leave

(10:32):
the White House around eight to ten AM for a
farewell event. The incoming president arrives at around eleven AM
for the inauguration. The White House staff, with coordination from
the Secret Service, Military Office, and White House Residents Team,
quietly switch over security credentials, access codes, and communications systems.
By noon, the White House is considered the secured residence

(10:56):
of the new president. The outgoing president no longer has
authorized even if they try to return that afternoon. But
here's where things get interesting. If the outgoing president refuses
to leave, then the agents assigned to the outgoing president
remember them the ones that are now serving as a
former president detail. They also lose White House access privileges

(11:17):
at noon. In fact, they lose access to everything, including
Air Force one and classified areas, and the smaller things
like their call signs, vehicles, and clearance levels are all
changed or revoked. By the afternoon. The new President's detail,
in coordination with the White House Security branch would secure
the grounds. And at that point the outgoing president is

(11:40):
legally a private citizen, and if they remain in the
White House, they are trespassing on federal property. The Secret Service,
whose job it is to secure that property, could then
escort them out using lawful measured force if necessary. And no,
it would not look like a dramatic arrest. It would
likely be handled quietly with coordinator from the Secret Service Director,

(12:01):
the White House Chief of Staff, and the Department of Justice.
Right the goal is to remove the individual peacefully and discreetly.
And please, sir, don't embarrass yourself any further. And in
case you were wondering, the outgoing president keeps Secret Service
protection for life as a private citizen unless they decline it.
Only one comes to mind right now, and that was Nixon.

(12:22):
There are, of course, other protections that change beside Secret
Service bodyguards. Immediately afternoon, several automated systems are triggered. Access
codes for doors, elevators, and communication devices are reset. Radio
call signs for the president's protective team are reassigned to
the new code name. For example, code name of Lancer

(12:44):
will now be updated for the new president to be
egal the actual names are classified Perimeter control Authority transfers
to the new protective detail. These are the dudes on
the outside of the building. If you've ever been to
the White House, you see these guys walking the grounds
inside and just outside of the fence. Classified communication lines
like the hotlines in the situation room systems re route

(13:06):
to the new president's command structure. So again, even if
the outgoing president had stayed put, the systems would no
longer recognize him. And there are other teams involved in
this handoff as well. This handoff event is known as
a National Special Security Event or NSSE, which is the
highest level of coordinated federal security and includes partners like

(13:27):
the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, Capitol Police, Department
of Defense, and the Metropolitan Police Department. Now, during an NSSE,
all these agencies answer to a unified command center. That
means any potential standoff or crisis is handled through joint
coordination with clear rules of engagement and communication lines. This

(13:50):
is not something that the Secret Service could say, Hey, everyone,
just sip this out. We got this. The FBI, Capitol Police,
Department of Defense, They're all going to be on the
scene trying to figure out what to do, and every
four years, this Secret Service actually rehearses this transition of
power to the minute, including contingencies for medical emergencies, security breaches,

(14:11):
and yes, refusal to leave scenarios. Look at this group here,
Look at them. They don't improvise or draw plays out
in the dirt during the transfer of power. They follow
a written presidential transition protection plan reviewed by the Department
of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and the National
Security Council. They have one standing rule, and it's very simple.

(14:34):
Protection follows authority. Once the lawful authority changes, as it
says in the Constitution, so does the protection. It's one
of the clearest examples of how the United States institutions
follow law, not loyalty. Okay, can I see you back there?

(14:56):
Yes you, I'm sure you're thinking right now. But what
if the president has the army in his back pocket?
They can overpower all of these agencies combined. Well. The
US military swears an oath to the Constitution, not to
any individual. Here it is in black and white, I
your name, do solemnly swear that I will support and

(15:17):
defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies
foreign and domestic, that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the same, and that I will obey the
orders of the President of the United States and the
orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations
and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God.
And it was really weird. But as I was reading

(15:39):
that on Mike, I had my hand up for some reason.
And by the way, if you, the watcher of this video,
have taken this oath, I'd just like to take a
moment with all of the other watchers of this video
to thank you for your service.

Speaker 1 (15:55):
Yes, so the orders, thank you for your sir, personal loyalty.

Speaker 3 (16:02):
If the first line of the oath is followed and
the Constitution is upheld, then all members of the military
should recognize that the former president no longer has authority
and that the new president is the one whose commands
they need to follow. At noon, the Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and every commander recognizes the new
president as their commander in chief. Any orders from the

(16:25):
outgoing president would be ignored as unlawful. You're thinking, well,
the president has nuclear codes, he doesn't need the military. Now.
These nuclear codes are carried in the football, and they
actually immediately transferred to the new president. The old codes
are deactivated, and I see everyone else looking around right
now confused over the term the football. The nuclear football

(16:49):
is the nickname for a black leather briefcase carried by
a military aid who is always near the president of
the United States. It's officially called the Presidential Emergency SATCHEL,
which I think is a little bit more lame than
the nuclear football. It includes the Black Book of Strike Options,
which outlines pre planned nuclear response scenarios, a list of

(17:10):
secure bunkers and relocation sites where the President could be
taken in an emergency, Communication and authentication materials, which are
instructions for contacting the National Military Command Center in the Pentagon,
and codes and encryption tools for authenticating the President's identity. Yes,
it's really The nuclear football does not, however, include the biscuit,

(17:31):
which is a small plastic card containing the president's personal
nuclear launch codes. The president carries it separately, usually on
their person. I just wanted to clear that up. It
seems like in this emergency doomsday scenario black bag, you
should also pack snacks.

Speaker 1 (17:47):
But that's just me.

Speaker 3 (17:48):
Okay, everyone, when we say the codes are automatically changed.
This is one of the things we're referring to. The
codes in the President's pocket on the biscuit become invalid.
Have we left anyone out?

Speaker 1 (18:02):
Okay?

Speaker 3 (18:02):
The White House itself, the building, it rejects the old
precedent almost immediately. Behind the scenes, the transition is surprisingly mechanical.
Passwords are reset, access card, stop working, government computers automatically
revoke the old president's credentials, and even the phone lines
are rerouted. Within minutes, the new administration takes full control

(18:24):
of communications, intelligence, briefings, and the residents itself. The outgoing
president's things, yeah, they're packed and delivered elsewhere for your
viewing pleasure. Here's the hour by hour schedule that happens.
Every branch knows exactly what to do, and they all
operate independently to uphold the constitution. This is that famous

(18:46):
Montesquieu idea of separation of powers. Now, could things get ugly, Yes,
there could be political chaos or protests, but institutionally, this.

Speaker 1 (19:00):
That's mega macha. Whenever the White sus premises terrorist group
called themselves MECCA, no domestic terrorist group, or the attack
to the capital and the domestic president that we got. Now,

(19:24):
if things come ugly and they try to attack again,
not gonna happen this time. He be proud, boys, Not
gonna happen this time. Listen, learn Mega gp O goop Listen.

(19:48):
This is why it was put in place just for
somebody like.

Speaker 3 (19:55):
T system is clear. The presidency belongs to the person elected,
not the one who refuses to leave. And because each branch,
the legislative branch, the judicial branch, the military, and law
enforcement all act on their own authority, no single person

(20:16):
can hold the government hostage. You would need to have
all of these on the list in your pocket, on
and we the people.

Speaker 1 (20:25):
You've got to have the people in your pocket too,
which you don't.

Speaker 3 (20:30):
Have board with you and what you're about to do,
and also on board with disregarding the will of the
people in order to make this work. Look, the framers
of the Constitution built the presidency to belong to the office,
not the individual. I'm a huge fan of the Framers,
and if you're a subscriber to my channel, you know this.

(20:52):
Both the federalists and even more so the anti federalists
wanted to be sure to limit the power of the
executive brand and the framers all shared a common fear
that being an executive branch with too much power. That's
why every oath in government, whether it's military, judicial oaths
or legislative oath, is a promise to protect the constitution itself,

(21:16):
not protect the president. Even in the most extreme scenario.
The system doesn't rely on one person's willingness to obey.
It relies on everyone else's willingness to uphold the law.
So if a president ever tried to overstay their time
in office, the law wouldn't wait for them to leave,
it would move on without them. I also want to

(21:38):
give out a huge shout out to my Patreon cabinet
members Howard and Kevin. Thank you so much for your support.
If you want to support this channel, becoming a member
on my Patreon is the best way to do it. Okay,
that's it for now. Thanks so much for sticking to
the end of my video.

Speaker 1 (21:53):
So now you know that this man cannot stay in
office twenty sixteen to twenty twenty, twenty twenty twenty four
if we can remove one before twenty twenty eight, but

(22:15):
twenty twenty eight, the Trump will leave the White House
and a new real president will step in and all

(22:36):
the members of his cabin including Mike Johnson and that
Tom unheard of vice president and all his cabinets and
hours will leave to spring court. You in trouble to

(22:57):
blieve me the black man who think he's black and
says slavery was I forgot. I'm gonna look at it
up on YouTube because I still got the video. But
this man, he's not black, He's white. He just in

(23:19):
a black body. He's a white man in a black body.
And he sits on the on the swing court. And
take his name is Thomas. Sounded like a dictator, but
he suggesses who sits on the swing court. He got

(23:39):
a white wife and everything. Oh, it's more, it's more.
Think about all the black Republicans. M hm mm hmm.
Think about it. My sister's, my black brother, and all

(24:01):
the black women and the black brothers who root it
for this man. Now, you can't get no your snack
or you unemployed right now because you work for the government.
But you you do a drunk gonnaceive you you and

(24:22):
drowning waters. M and you better not go in any
national water because he's gonna blow you up if you
step in the international waters. Just because they look like

(24:42):
they had drugs on them. He blow them up. What
kind of poor crap is that? No sending senate sitting
president and ever did that. Oh, I'm the news in crime.

(25:11):
Look at your real estates, Trump, look at the real estates.
I'm glad that God told me to make these podcasts.

(25:33):
You know, I'm really glad because it makes sense, you know,
the warn people about things like Trump and oh my god, unbelievable.

(26:05):
This can't say his name, No, it's un it's unbelievable.

Speaker 5 (26:39):
Mm hmm mm hmm.

Speaker 2 (26:59):
Mm hm.

Speaker 1 (27:14):
So I would be starting my YouTube channel. I'll be
starting my YouTube channel and you'll be seeing me on
Great with Lock Podcasts show on YouTube. So come and
join that. I will be on that channel, and so

(27:50):
come and see me on the podcast alive. I mean
doing my ship podcast on YouTube.

Speaker 2 (29:00):
H m hm.

Speaker 1 (29:05):
So they're ready to do this, and y'all gonna see
it in real time because y'all with me right now,

(29:29):
and I'm want vacation. M So what I'm doing now,

(33:06):
I'm just trying to test it out and see see
what it would be like to be back on YouTube.

(33:35):
I've always wanted to be back on YouTube, and now
it's my chance to get back on and so I
will be back. Yeah, so I might have to do
this on another computer that's not giving me, well not money.

Speaker 5 (35:47):
Chuck, m mhm.

Speaker 1 (37:42):
See you two got a lot of bull crab WF.
You know they want you to create something, but yeah,
the hell do podcasts? Trying to do a podcast and

(38:06):
you gonna give me all this.

Speaker 5 (38:11):
Stuff.

Speaker 1 (38:13):
So yeah, I'm trying to do a podcast just a
short distance of the grey wa podcast show so everybody
can see me. Then we're gonna start getting you know,
phone calls set up. I can hear your comments and

(38:36):
I will replay 'em on the podcast.

Speaker 2 (38:45):
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Speaker 1 (39:32):
Now they ask you all these crazy questions and h.

Speaker 2 (39:38):
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Speaker 1 (39:41):
And may for Yeah, just show me for everyone, and
no cussing, no nothing that stupid press. Yes, it will
be private and we're going to set it and pulled

(40:04):
later in the day. It's dis announcement, just to show
that I'm back.

Speaker 2 (40:17):
Mhm m.

Speaker 1 (40:41):
Well here I go. I'm on YouTube. If this is
the best lading I can do for you, and I'm
doing my podcast. Hello. So, now like you were with Herring,

(41:06):
Donald Trump is trying to stay in office. That's not
gonna go well for a lot of people, you know.
And I'm gonna trying to give you the best lighting
you I can so you can just see me, not

(41:30):
the background. Yeah, he's trying to trying to go stay
in office. Who that don't happen. And by the way, people,
I'm on YouTube, this is only your test and I

(41:51):
got promoters who will make this arinable everywhere, So it's
on your test and once my Poltar promoters get this,
they will add it that all the good things. And
just like the first podcast, we'll be working on intake

(42:15):
out take music. We're only for YouTube, so YouTube won't
act crazy like speak then and all of that stuff. Okay,
So just just to read more audience, to make the
podcast grow more, to show you who I am. And

(42:41):
I'm a guard person, Okay. I know a lot of
people around the world in the country want to know who,
what I look like and everything. So now here you go.
Here your opportunity, The Quarry with Lock podcast show YouTube.

(43:04):
Go to it now. I don't know this is gonna
be up, but I'm trying to get of a podcast.
I was trying to get a podcast created, but don't worry.
I well, I did this before. I got thirty podcasts
out on YouTube, but I just stopped because YouTube was

(43:29):
denying and podcasts and all that. So I just stared
it on speak and then went on from that or
almost one hundred or something, been there since six or
seven years. Then speaker started acting crazy because I wasn't
using my dame music and then all aside, no, can't,

(43:54):
can't use that, But God told me keep on going,
and that means he needs me on YouTube. So hopefully
you can hear me. I don't know this computer right

(44:17):
now and here gonna make you hear me or not
because I don't have if I'm gonna pro plug into that,
I don't know how the mic program to that. So
hopefully you can hear me from the microphone on the computer.

(44:37):
But there's so many have tests. Hopefully the sound will
go both ways, and I'll do my best to work
on it. But right now got in the ended despite

(45:05):
speak speakers. I didn't know that, you know, but just
checking and make sure everything is okay now now, hope

(45:34):
everything is okay. Hope everything is okay. I hope everything
is gay, but you might not can't help me on YouTube,

(45:58):
not check you will, all right, but least you can sing,
all right, and you can listen to me on bean
Pot and the rest of the platforms, all right, so

(46:19):
don't worry. You will start hearing me on on the
YouTube as well. But right now I'm just trying to
get things straight, trying to get back, you know, and

(46:41):
actually just have a good, good podcast. So most of
the time for this one to end, so just look
it up on YouTube, see you you can hear me
a lot, but m and I'm learning a lot of

(47:34):
things on this thing.

Speaker 5 (47:41):
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Speaker 1 (47:49):
Okay, that's finally do damn. Okay feet.

Speaker 5 (47:59):
M hm hm hm. Yeah, I want to know.

Speaker 1 (48:03):
Uh huh, I tell you this is only a test.
I told you only a test.

Speaker 5 (48:21):
And h.

Speaker 1 (48:32):
Probably can go to YouTube and look up umble the
YouTube channels. H okay, okay, pretty cool. But I gotta

(49:51):
play with this.

Speaker 5 (49:53):
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Speaker 1 (50:12):
That's my YouTube typing, so syndected to the promoters so
that they can give me some audience.

Speaker 5 (50:23):
All right.

Speaker 1 (50:25):
I think I'm learning this this YouTube thing.

Speaker 5 (50:29):
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Speaker 2 (50:34):
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Speaker 5 (50:50):
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Speaker 1 (51:01):
So yeah, I'm gonna play around with this and just
see how it works and everything. I'll get back to you.
And uh, I guess, yess I'm still streaming. I don't know,

(51:29):
I'm still streaming.

Speaker 2 (51:44):
And mhm.

Speaker 5 (51:51):
H m hm.

Speaker 1 (51:58):
Well people, I think I messed it up.

Speaker 2 (52:03):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (52:04):
I was dreaming, but uh yeah, m well anyway, oh nothing,

(52:34):
nothing important. I was just trying it out any you all, so.

Speaker 5 (52:41):
So just.

Speaker 1 (52:45):
I put it on Facebook, okay. So well, it's time

(54:13):
to go and I'll see you on the next episode.
I'll pray with our podcast show. Sorry for the late
delay and the quiet, so we're gonna edit this probably
being a lot of commercials, you know, but thank you
for listening. Love, respect each other, and Daki says on

(54:39):
my YouTube Facebook page, I got a little message for
you and then got downloaded right here, not just life.
We will never wait for you to be Okay, get up,

(55:04):
carry your boundary and keep going. All right. That means
don't let Trump carry your bell. Okay, get up and
keep going, Keep making America wonderful, beautiful God bless and

(55:25):
keep thanking God, the Greatest, the more highest King. Let
them keep blessing the good and righteouss people of America.
That the real Republicans who love everyone, no matter who
they are. The real Republicans who's in the white out

(55:48):
in commerce, who love everyone and care about the country.
The real Republicans who get out and vote will say, Okay,
they won, we'll probably win. Maybe we'll win the next time.
The real Republicans who don't go out and tact our democracy.

(56:14):
The real Republicans who knows when it's time the change
of the god. The real Republicans who know that our
country comes first and every centizen have a chance of
the American dream. And if they hear unlegally prosecute them,

(56:40):
do it illegally. Set them out and let them command
the right way. Don't pick guns in their children faces,
don't do them. Are the crown teat them like dogs.

(57:04):
Some people just have this natural warmth.

Speaker 2 (57:16):
Thank you.

Speaker 1 (57:19):
Never let never last forever. Nothing lasts forever, not every
not even in the bad times. Stay pointing, Stay pointing
and listen and learn from your mistakes. Stay positive and

(57:41):
learn from your mistakes. Me read you that again, nothing
last forever, not even the bad times. Stay positive, learn
from your mistakes. Okay, Republicans, Donald Trump is a big mistake. Living,

(58:15):
larning and prosper and made the force of God Bewil
always