Blackmail, Influence, and War: Epstein, Charlie Kirk & Iran
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Blackmail, Influence, and War: Epstein, Charlie Kirk & Iran

Speaker 1:

Okay. Here I am. Just like I told you guys that I would be here and so I'm here. Hello. I don't want to be recording at all.

Speaker 1:

I'm like in such a bad mood. I don't want to be recording, but I told you guys that I would. And so I will. And I am here and I am recording and I'm going to talk about pretty much whatever that whatever that I want. Okay.

Speaker 1:

Because I am so just you guys, I think that it's kind of insane that we keep having so much like there's just so much that is happening that is a catastrophe that in Ireland, I didn't actually think that was a catastrophe like I was telling you guys on the last episode. I think some things that look terrible are actually things that just needed to happen so that we could start having a better world. I know that a lot of people are going to disagree with me on that. You're free to disagree with me. One thing that you guys should know from my show is that I'm not going tell you guys what to think.

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I'm not going to tell you what to think. I'm not going to tell you what to believe. I'm not going to tell you what to say. And I expect the same respect in return. Yes, I do.

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Because I'm not going to be able to be what you guys want me to be or say what you all want me to say or believe what you all want me to believe. There are so many Zionist Christians who I have completely had to turn my back on, who have turned their backs on me, who do not like where I currently am in my opinions on Christianity. But, when I look back to the time, again, you guys, when I was a Zionist, I didn't know why I was. I didn't know biblically why I was. I knew that I was told that I had to be.

Speaker 1:

That is literally as far as it goes. I knew that in Sunday school, since I was a teeny tiny child, I grew up in the church, you guys. I was homeschooled for religious reasons. I am not, you know, like people are like, when we were growing up in homeschool, especially homeschool high school, people would call us Jesus freaks sometimes. That's what they said.

Speaker 1:

You're Jesus freak because you're homeschooled because you're too Christian to and you're too cool and Christian to be in the public high schools or the private high schools. My parents almost send us to private, but it literally, you guys, what it is, is that Jesus ran into issues with these same people that I am running into issues with, and so I know that I am on the right side of this now. I know in the past that I was just doing what I was told that I had to do. What is my microphone doing? Do you guys hear that?

Speaker 1:

This this is a new microphone, so this stops working. But the problem is that I keep hitting it on accident. So hold on. If we do this, does it sound better now? Either way, we're going to keep on going.

Speaker 1:

Because the thing is, you guys, whenever I start to really getting nitty gritty talking about Christianity, my microphone doesn't work. I don't know if that really is Satan trying to stop me or like technical difficulties, but it is something that happens and it is something I have always wondered about. But yeah, when I was a Zionist, you guys, I just really want you to understand because I think that it is at this point just it is very crucial, especially because of I mean, today I was looking at some of the videos of stuff that Charlie Kirk was saying before he was murdered, And it was all stuff that is stuff that I that started thinking and saying and and what was pulling me out of the Zionist cult. He was calling what happened in Gaza a genocide, which it is and has been, and it it all has to stop. The bombing in Lebanon, I'm gonna freaking cry.

Speaker 1:

I did a X space and you guys need to stop making fun of the people who I go and I speak on their spaces. They're very nice people to let me come on and just even speak about theology. Lot of these just a lot of the spaces that I go and I try to do the panels with the people, they don't even let me talk about Christianity. And so so am I, however you say his name, he has always let me talk about Christianity. And he is for free speech, so I really don't appreciate you guys going after him.

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And a lot of people have been saying, oh my gosh, you're just a Muslim. You just love the Muslims now. I love Jesus Christ. Okay? And I love what Jesus told us to do.

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Okay? I love holiness even though I am not perfectly holy either. None of us can be. But I love God's word because it's perfect. Yes, it is.

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And I I want I think that we should all try to live our lives in a way that just as closely as humanly possible aligns with what God wants, with the 10 commandments, with what Jesus said. And so you guys have been making it a point to, y'all a lot of you guys are messaging me and saying, thank you so much for making the distinction between the Old Testament and the New Testament, and the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. And you guys are like, we need to make that differentiation more. And it's like, yeah, we do. Not me, you know, not so much me, not so much women.

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You know, you guys know that I'm very much into the biblical patriarchy. I, again, as I have said numerous times, like I do see that there are strong biblical men coming out of the woodwork like Joel Webb and you guys have some issues with Joel Webb and we're never going to agree with everybody completely, but I do think that we need to step away from the Paula White women fake pastors of the world and start listening to men like Joel Webin. Yes, I do. Who else do I like? I like Paul Washer.

Speaker 1:

I think Paul Washer would have been much better to be Trump's faith adviser than Paula White. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay.

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Just you can't be a pastor if you're a woman. I just this is like basics. Okay. Like Christianity one zero one. And so, you know, I just I I make the differentiate.

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My my southern accent really does just pop out of nowhere. It doesn't hurt you guys. I'm not going tell you all exactly where I am. Like I said, I've I've I've just been dealing with a stalker for years, but I am by the beach in the South. And so I literally have this accent that comes out of nowhere.

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It just comes out of nowhere. And it's like, hey, guys. Like, just out of nowhere. I don't even really have an accent. As you guys know, it just it comes out of nowhere.

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My mom kinda she has an accent that sounds like, you know, she has a pretty thick southern accent, I will say. She didn't when I was little. And I think she got what happened is, I think she got influenced by Paula Deen. So then she had kind of an accent. So now I sometimes it comes out of nowhere, I don't know why.

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But, I literally think that we do. We do need to make the diff like, the distinction between the Old Testament and the New Testament. It's not like, forget the Old Testament. No. But, Jesus, it just he is he fulfills the prophecies that the Jewish people reject and have rejected for thousands of years, two thousand years.

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They have been rejecting Jesus Christ, and it's just I know you have to be honest with you guys, but it is at the point now that it is just it is shocking to me to see so many Christians, especially American Christians you're supposed to be. We're supposed to be in this first world country that is so smart, so bright and so spiritually advanced and like, wow, we've invented everything and we're so brilliant. But you guys are so easily allowing yourselves to be duped by this group of people who are the same group of people, by the way, who did kill Jesus. It didn't work like we've discussed. Like, we believe as Christians that he did not stay dead.

Speaker 1:

He is alive. But that doesn't mean that they didn't kill him. They did kill him. This is the same group of people. So and I just hate when people are like, oh, you just want to hate the Jews.

Speaker 1:

You just want to hate the Jews. That is such a cop out. Okay? If anybody was ever criticizing me and I was just like, oh, you just hate me. You just hate me.

Speaker 1:

You just hate me. Sometimes I do do that because I like to compare my personality type to like a very Christian Puss in Boots from Shrek because I love it. Yeah, I can be dramatic. Yes, I can. But I typically try to also be realistic.

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And I understand that if somebody is criticizing me for a valid thing, that I can't come out and say, oh my gosh, you just Dante Ginnymedic. I've made that joke before. But none of us have the right to come out and say, well, can't criticize me or you've ever and like, I'm always right because I'm God's chosen person. And I genuinely believe that I am one of God's chosen people. I genuinely believe that I am in the election.

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But that's not a reason for me or an excuse for me to come out and say, but you can never criticize anything I did. That would be so insane. There are a lot things people can criticize that I do. Lot of things. A lot of things.

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And I bet, by the way, that I could criticize me much, much, much, much worse than you guys ever could. Much worse. Okay? So, like, much worse than you guys ever could. Think I think we all can see that.

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But I think that the yes. I do think that Christians need to step back and really ask themselves if it's just everybody's like a freaking cardboard cut out like a zombie, unfortunately, you guys, and I do have to Well, I don't. I'm not going to apologize because that's just how it is. I understand that sounds a little harsh, but you guys, you are sitting in the church pews. And I know this because I go and I test out these churches over and over again.

Speaker 1:

This part, these Protestant churches, you guys are really trying to get me to try a Catholic church, I will eventually do that. But, you know, I don't think it's biblical to pray to saints, Okay? I don't think it's biblical to pray to dead people. I think that, you know, necromancy is specifically outlawed because the Bible does say that. I do think that, you know, I have some issues with Catholicism.

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Just I do. But at this present moment in the world, you know, when we have a satanic cult ruling it and we all have to team together or all Christians seem to come together. Frankly, a lot of Muslims and Christians are coming together because you have to, I think that we have to see what there's a totem pole in my mind for everything. Okay, I'm for every single thing. Like for dating, I have a totem pole.

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There's somebody at the top. There's other people that you will consider. But there's people there's and then for businesses, there's before clients, for everything. There is a there's a top there's like a favorite thing. And I think that we as Christians should choose Christianity to be our favorite religion.

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I think we should. And I think we should like just stand by it very strongly. I've compared it to wrestling before where you have like a Muslim wrestler. You have three wrestlers. Okay.

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And I don't really I don't really watch wrestling. I don't. I really don't. I think it's a good thing for men to have to have an outlet for that, but just the bread and circusism over all of that as well. But I do compare to wrestling where there's like a Muslim wrestler and there's a Christian wrestler and there's a Jewish wrestler.

Speaker 1:

And then I guess the ref is in the game corner, the other corner. But, you know, the ref is God, by the way. Okay? So God is the ref. And the Christianity is just the one you're gonna wanna bet on.

Speaker 1:

That's the one you're gonna wanna stand by. That is the one that is gonna win, by the way. So you already know that. So why don't we all cheer on the Christian wrestler? That is what I'm asking.

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And we don't have to sacrifice our support for the Christian wrestler to support the Jewish wrestler. By the way, the Jewish wrestler is is being is not playing fairly. Okay? So they're not wrestling fairly. I don't even know the rules technically of wrestling, but I know that the Jewish wrestler is not playing the wrestling game fairly.

Speaker 1:

And so this is an analogy, you guys, but they're they're not they they control so much of our media, you guys. They control a lot of the banks. They control a lot of the media, like I just said. But that like, you know, like Hollywood media, they they control the news too. Like they control Rabbi owns Pornhub.

Speaker 1:

You guys like the guy that died because, well, I think, you know, he got cancer and he died. The guy that was, you know, the OnlyFans owner guy. He died. He died from cancer. And I don't like to say that, oh, God took you out because you're evil.

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I'm saying it's not impossible that God was displeased, that you were a porn producer man, and then he, you know, got rid of you. I mean, I'm not saying that's out of the realm of possibility. God has done and that's not even crazy, but God has done things like that before, I will say so. God can do whatever he wants. We don't get to tell God what to do.

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So I do get really mad when I see you guys, like, commenting on my stuff and you're like, yeah, well, Jesus needs to get back. He needs to get back down here. And it's like, don't get to we don't get to nobody's gonna nobody knows when Jesus Christ is coming back. Nobody gets to tell him when he's going to come back. He will come back and he will come back to the Mount Of Olives in Israel, and he will face all of these people who still to this day hate him.

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Yes, he will. But we don't get to tell him when he's gonna come. We don't get to do any of that. We have responsibility to, like I said, just we need to stick with Christianity and we need to keep in mind that, you know, there's a totem pole for everything. This is why that I really want there to be ranked choice voting.

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Know that that's the only way in America for us to peacefully handle this other than, you know, people have suggested that we do like a Boston Tea Party thing and just like to just like, you know, stop paying taxes, throw it all in the sea, you know, try again, try again, see if you do better next time. But I do think that we do need ranked choice voting because I don't see how we're going to beat this dark money monster, a two party system that everybody's completely over. If we don't have ranked choice voting multiple parties that have a chance because of the ranked choice voting, that's the only way to beat this. Like so when I see him and now I know, you know, now I know that people like Tyler Bauer, Boyer, however you say his name. He's so irrelevant.

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I don't know how to say his name. You know, that they are he was always arguing for no, no, no, no, no ranked choice voting. There was a I think it was like a livestream or something that he and Charlie did or maybe like an ex space. I don't remember. But they were talking about how, you know, no.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, we don't need ranked choice. They were brainwashing Charlie from within his own organization. And it just makes me so upset because he gave all of these people their platforms practically. I mean, he's a big reason why Donald Trump won the election like both. And and he just got the youth involved in politics to a level that nobody else ever had really before in our country.

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And now we are just feeling the void of his absence so severely and watching everybody who is anybody because of him just trample on his legacy to the point of it's like nonexistent now. It's completely unrecognizable. They're always sending people mail, send us money, send us money, send us money, send us cars. They're asking people to like donate vehicles like in planes. I mean, these people just want to live the high life and invite Nicki Minaj, whom Charlie Kirk did not like at all.

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I won't say hated, but he did not think that she was a good influence on the youth. And that's clear. She's always twerking. These things we have to leave behind. These things we have to leave behind.

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And Charlie was very he was he was so young. He was so young, you know, we're we're young millennials. It's a young time to die to get murdered. You know, we're I'm still figuring it all out to Christianity. That's why I'm open to if I learn something, I'm going to change my mind.

Speaker 1:

Yes, I am. And I changed my mind on Zionism because the Bible convinced me. Not not that all of these other people and these Muslims you guys are saying over, they convinced you. The Bible convinced me. Okay, Jesus convinced me.

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Reading what Jesus had to say. The brood of vipers. These are the things that convinced me. And I just I don't know, you guys. I just I get disappointed in the Christians of America when you guys and I just talked about this on the space too, but I screamed about this on the space, to be fair.

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I get I get real agitated on the spaces, and I just turn into like a like, did you let me let me add them because I appreciate that we're talking about like the logistics of like the new deals that are never really deals because Israel always breaks the ceasefires. Like they always break the ceasefires. Then they say, oh, gosh, they broke this. But it's them. They're breaking the ceasefires.

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That's what happens. And so, duh, Iran doesn't want to make a deal when Israel's not trustworthy. Who would want to make a deal with somebody that's not trustworthy? Like, which, by the way, even when I was a Zionist, they were trying to work with them. They tried to get me just weird stuff happened when I was a Zionist, I will just say.

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Like they were trying to get me to sign contracts that were horrific for me, like speedily trying to get me to do things in a way where I didn't even get to read the contract, like do it in twenty minutes, do it in twenty minutes. Long contract. No, no. I said, no, thank you. And I kind of like they were just like very, very pushy about it.

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And so I ghosted them and I didn't really feel bad about it because that was not a good deal for me. And if I can't trust you, why am I going to make a deal with you? Why would I make a deal with you if I can't trust you? That doesn't make any sense. So, you know, and then there were these the Zionists who were saying, you know, never let them change your mind.

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Never let them change your mind. When I was a Zionist, this is how they were treating me. I told you guys about the rabbi that pulled a dagger on me in the coffee shop. I was simply trying to go learn more about the Jewish religion. Yes, I was.

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And I was trying to because it was messianic Judaism synagogue, like rabbi guy that I went to go talk to at the coffee shop. And so, you know, I just was so shocked he pulled a dagger on me. I felt like I was in The Middle East and that that just shouldn't be happening in America. I really just genuinely thought that was odd. And again, I'm in the South.

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We don't like, there's southern hospitality. You don't just pull daggers on people in the South. It's it's just, you know, kinda unheard of. It's never happened to me before then. It's never happened to me since, but it was it did seem like a threat.

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It did seem like a threat. And at the at the time when I was a Zionist, I remember thinking, maybe, you know, maybe he's just like protecting his flock. Maybe, you know, I'm the outsider that's, you know, like asking questions. And we were talking about Martin Luther at the time that he pulled the dagger out. As we know, Martin Luther wrote extensively about, you know, how he did not like the Jews at the end of his life.

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And I think I still wish that, you know, and I pray for these people to convert. I want I want all the Jewish people to convert to Christianity. I know that they all won't, but I try to be careful about not just labeling the whole group satanic. But I do know that God mentions the synagogue of Satan. And so I just think we need to be careful about how we are articulating everything.

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But we also don't need to be because they're trying to stomp on our free speech. You just we have this aggressive group. And I keep saying it's the Israeli government. But, yeah, it's other people that are supporting the Israeli government. I don't think all of the people in Israel are terrible.

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No, I don't. I don't. I think that they I hope that they convert to Christianity. I do. I hope they end up not saying that Jesus Christ is rotting in hell, you know, like burning in hell and poop.

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I hope one day they say not that. That would be nice. But I realistically know that that's just not going to be the case. I know what God says. And so I'm not going to say that all of these people are God's chosen people when they have not proven that because they reject God.

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Jesus is God. Again, I don't know how many times I have to say all of these things for everybody to understand what I'm trying to But I just I just don't think that we need to act like these people who reject. Mean, let's I mean, these are just basics like Christianity basics again, you guys. Jesus says that he is the way to the father and that nobody comes to the father except through him. So how do you guys figure that the Jewish people are saved?

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Like, how do you figure that they are God's chosen people? I'm honestly asking like a logical question. How? How are they? Because I want to know the logic.

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I really do. And so that's why I debate Jews on X spaces a lot. But they're very And I have to tell you guys, but they're very, very pompous. They're very pompous. They're very smug.

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And I was debating one who And I know they're not all like this. Again, I'm not talking about this like everybody's like this. Every Jew is like this. I'm not saying that. I'm saying that the ones that I have interacted with, ones that I have dealt with, the people that have pulled daggers on me are not people that I like am super friendly with.

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No, not really. Okay, not really. And I want to know why it has to be that way, because I know anything that has to be forced is generally probably a bad thing. So if you're forcing me to not I think the rabbi was trying to force me to not because I was talking about how I liked Martin Luther to him. Was like, I'm a Protestant Christian, and I really, really like Martin Luther because he's you know, he was mean, but he was like, right.

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And he was trying to steer people into a more biblical direction and just, you know, pulled the dagger out. Then it's like he was saying, don't like Martin Luther. And the Zionists, they were like, no, don't let them change your mind. It was like it was just they were trying to corner me into this mentality and this spirituality that didn't align with what I believe, which is to always question everything and try to get to the truth. That's the only way to really get to the truth.

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Sorry, guys. My dog is like, pet me, pet me, pet me, marry again. As you guys know, I record at home and my, like, have two Italian greyhounds, but my newest one is just a puppy. And so he needs a lot of attention and that is okay. But yeah, I mean, it's raining so much where I am too.

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Like, I don't know what to do because my dogs have to run and walk a lot because they are greyhounds. And I don't like, what do you guys do? What do you guys do when it's raining so much? They need to make more indoor dog, like agility course type stuff for them, a dog, like an indoor dog gym. That's what they need.

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Or like an indoor dog. Why don't they make indoor dog parks? Wouldn't that be like something? If nobody has thought of that, I'm going to trademark that idea right now So I don't steal my idea. But also do somebody make that because that would be so convenient when it's like gonna rain for like a week.

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I would love to have an indoor dog park. I know that they would. Oh my gosh, his nose is right on the microphone. Peter, what are you doing? Are you gonna eat that?

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This is why I had to take the dead cat off of my microphone because Peter would just take it and run around. He thought it was like a toy. So any who, I just tried to let you guys know my exact thoughts on all of this. Ideally, everybody would convert to being a Christian. That's not going to happen.

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I know what the Bible says about the synagogue of Satan. I know how these people treated Jesus. I know that all of these people in Israel are not these people that I refer to as these people, but I do know that we're not supposed to just excuse an entire nation of people who claim to be people that they're not. And like I was talking about with pastor Rich, you guys should go listen to those episodes again. They need to prove that they are who they say they are.

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Like do the DNA test, like show us, like show us that you are who you say you are. If you really wanna have a claim to the land, then you're gonna have to prove it. You can't just say God says so and like, you don't even listen to him. Like you don't even worship Jesus. Like what are you talking about?

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So I think that there needs to be just some practical steps that Israel takes if they really wanna say things like this, okay? That's just how I feel. And Charlie, bless his soul. He tried. He really tried.

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He tried to tell, he was starting to come out, you guys. He was telling everybody what's happening in Gaza as a genocide. And he was obviously from the texts and everything pulling away, pulling straight up away from Israel. He couldn't trust them anymore. He knew that.

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And they were just so against him to not even allow him to ask questions about them should let us know that they're guilty. That should let us know. That should let us know, you guys. It just it doesn't make any sense. It can't be that we're not allowed to criticize a group of people.

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We're not allowed to criticize a country. I can't think of a single other country, not a single solitary other one that acts like it's just totally not criticizable and that it's completely perfect. And they get to do whatever they want because, well, they're God's chosen people. There's not another country that acts like that out here. And I want them to convert.

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I want them to be saved. Yeah, I've said that. But we have to come to grip, come to grips, come to Yeah, whatever. With reality that they are they're abusing the world. They are spiritually abusing the world.

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They have been bombing Lebanon just on a loop. And I am so sick of seeing all of these videos of the women and children being blown to smithereens. I, like, my heart can't stand it. And these people in America that are the zombies that are the cardboard cutouts that I continuously tell you guys about. These fake Christians who Jesus says, you know, he's going to say, you know, depart from me.

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I never knew you. That's what's gonna happen to these people because you guys, it's not that you have to be as emotive as me or feel it as much as me. It's not really about the emotions of it all. I think we should be more passionate when we're talking about Christ. Yeah, because we should feel more love for him and we should really want to know him.

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And we should want to do the right things and not just cower in fear because people are telling us that they are God's chosen people and therefore they get to do whatever they want. Never mind if that's a genocide. Never mind if that's multiple. Like we are not called to be these very passive, just doormat pushovers when it comes to anything. That's just not how it works.

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We're not supposed to be probably as aggressive as I can be sometimes, but we're definitely not supposed to be pushover doormats. So I just try to do the best that I can, but I do align. Like I just feel that I just That's why I like Martin Luther. He was such He was like the village. He was like the village terrorist for good because he would go out there and just humiliate everybody and say, you stupid sinner.

Speaker 1:

Basically all the time he was just telling people where they were wrong. And he didn't fear doing that to the Jewish people either. Okay. He took him a while to, I think, realize more about the synagogue of Satan and what that group really is and how he wanted to talk about it. I think that probably he took it a little further than maybe we need to.

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But it's just hard out here, you guys, because they're trying to take over our country right now. So I like the idea of empathy, and I like the idea of compassion when it's justified. But it's hard when you are taking over my country and really both of my countries. Ireland has been taken over because of these ideas that again, Charlie Kirk multiculturalism he said was something that was invented by the secular Jews. That's what he said.

Speaker 1:

That's just what he said. Now he's dead. That's what he said, and now he's dead. Now he's dead. We need to take it.

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We just need to understand. If Charlie Kirk had been and this is what happened. He was changing his mind on Israel. Was changing his mind on all of this stuff about Israel and the Israeli government and and just speaking into the air that, hey, but you Jews own the media, Ben. He said that to Ben Shapiro.

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Very shortly after that, he's murdered, you guys? What you talking about? What are any of you talking about that Israel didn't have a play in that? Nobody else had more of a motive to take Charlie out. He guys, for and I told you, like, I've been to so many TP USA events since, like, its inception.

Speaker 1:

I went to Dallas, Texas. They did a women's summit. Did I went to Chicago, Illinois for a leadership thing. I went to Palm Beach or West Palm Beach. It was West Palm Beach for a different thing.

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And like, it is just so different now. It is so different now. Like the women's summit before the focus was not feminism. It was here's how you are a helper to your husband and get married, like get married to like have children. It wasn't what it is now.

Speaker 1:

Like these angry women getting up to the podium and Riley Gaines, like not knowing even what she's supposed to say on the podcast. There's the clip of her coming out and saying, you want me to say this, this and this? I mean, oh my gosh, like what happened to individual values and like opinions and thoughts? And like, you say what you think, like what happened to any of that? Another reason I will always be independent, I just can't, I just can't with the labels.

Speaker 1:

I would rather just grow slowly and do it my way. I don't really want to be this major voice. You guys, like a lot of you think that I am, but I don't really want to be. Okay, so I don't really want to do any of this. I just see that my country is going to ruins.

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And I know that the reason is because we have been neglecting God. I know that. I absolutely know that. And so I'm just not going to be a person out here that's welcoming sin or I try to do everything I can to sin as least as possible. I would like to sin less than I do.

Speaker 1:

I would like to sin not at all. Sin is grotesque, but I am human and so I sin. But it is gross. I hate sinning. But we all need to start hating sin again.

Speaker 1:

It's just, think at some point it should get boring, honestly. Like I just remember, and I've told you guys before, in college everybody would go downtown and I went to Ole Miss. So that was like kind of like a party school and after homeschooling forever, like that was kind of culture shock. But everybody would go down and drink at the bars and I would just, would think, wow, how does that not get old? How does that not get And it's not like drinking is like, you're going, you're going to be damned if you drink.

Speaker 1:

At some point it seems like all types of just self destructive activities should become boring because I just got very bored with seeing it very quickly. I And also was in a sorority, so I saw a lot of depravity. I'll be honest, I saw a lot of depravity and I just thought how boring. And so I dropped my sorority because it wasn't really about, it didn't seem to me that it was really about the charity work. We did that sometimes.

Speaker 1:

It didn't seem like it was very much about the academics like I thought it should be. It just pretended to be like this, but it was really like a party organization. And so I just don't enjoy that. Like, I would rather read the Bible. I really would.

Speaker 1:

I would just rather be doing pretty much anything else. I don't see the point. None of those people do I still continue to speak with, by the way. Not any of the party people do I care. I don't even remember their names.

Speaker 1:

I don't know what they're doing now. Probably nothing worth mentioning. I mean, I'm just, and if you guys are listening, my sorority sisters, I mean, I'm sorry, but that's just true. Like, I don't imagine y'all are doing anything with your lives right now. I don't really see it.

Speaker 1:

But if you are, I'm very happy for you. I'm glad that you beat your alcoholism. Know, and I try to be nice. I try to be nice. But it's just we have gotten to a place where we are just we are really applauding the worst things in society, and it is all sinful.

Speaker 1:

And if we really want to see our civilization survive all of this, then we've really got to start rejecting sin. We really do. I think the children deserve better. Yes, I do. And I don't think that we need to I just think that a lot of people like to hang on to their sin and if we let it go, we'd be better better off.

Speaker 1:

I just think that's what I think. And I think that that applies to everything. And I think that Israel needs to let go of its sin, especially because they are just indirectly affecting so much negatively. And I don't know you guys, I just remember people, I just really didn't wanna record tonight because I'm like all over the place. But they, I just, I remember asking people when I was a Zionist and I was like interested in entertaining the idea of the people who weren't.

Speaker 1:

I was like, I wanna know where your brain is at. I wanna know where y'all are coming from. So even if I have strongly held views, I always wanna know the other side. And that's why I get so mad that we only have is real side of the story when it comes to all of this. We never see any interviews from Gaza people.

Speaker 1:

We never see any Iranians telling us how things are going. We never see that on our news because they only want to tell us Israel's side of the story. And that's just another dead giveaway that they are not as flawless and in the right as you guys want to think and believe that they are. We need both sides of the story. Yes, we do.

Speaker 1:

And we don't get it. We just don't get it. So you can't really trust it. And honestly, even if they did, even if they did and if even if they ever have, and I just haven't seen it because I don't watch the news anymore. It's like they would twist it so that, oh, they're they're the terrorists and they're always wrong and we're always right.

Speaker 1:

That's just not how life works, bro. Okay? That's just not how it works. You no way. No way.

Speaker 1:

In any relationship I've ever been in where it has just not gone well, it's been both of our fault. It's never been just the other even if I wanna say that, it has never just been the other person's. It's also been my fault. And I don't think in any situation is it ever just all, like, your fault. Like, it's it's just weird to me to say.

Speaker 1:

They are literally terrorists, and we are always right. What? That doesn't mean that he doesn't know we're not and we're not even getting their side of the story. So that's a very strange thing for you to say. Israel, Okay, it's a strange thing.

Speaker 1:

So we need to have we need to have more of the other side of the story. But yes, when I was when I was trying to understand the anti Zionist perspective, I was telling them, Hey, you guys just email me your proof that Israel is evil. I want to see it. And I was kind of saying it in jest of like, Sure, you'll be able to find something, but sarcasm. No, you won't.

Speaker 1:

There's no reason for me to turn on Israel. But at the same time I was like, is there? And I wanted to know their side of the story. So I asked everybody. And I think it was just over time realizing that, okay, was really, it was there was the Bible.

Speaker 1:

It was Revelation two:nine, Revelation three:nine. It was like a lot of stuff. But it was was also realizing that they do have a lot of control over a lot of our institutions. And if they have so much control over a lot of our institutions, we don't really have an escape area. We just are faced with it.

Speaker 1:

They're constantly feeding us these PR planned stories that are designed to get us to side with them all the time. I They're not going to go to this much effort and put in this much money, dark money, to try to convince us to not like them. We need to think about it like that. And the propaganda sometimes for boomers especially, are really receptive to it. They think it's amazing.

Speaker 1:

They think if you put Benjamin Netanyahu, and no offense to the boomers, there's a lot of you are like this. Put if you put Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump in AI, you know, Superman suits, then that means that they are Superman. That's sad that that's kinda how it is for a lot of boomers, but unfortunately, guys, that's just what I've observed. So I think we just need to be careful about the They're losing the youth so rapidly and they know that. And that's why Benjamin Netanyahu's goal is to control social media now, which is happening.

Speaker 1:

Okay. So it is happening. TikTok, a lot of these platforms. Do you guys remember when TikTok was being demonic? Right after knew owner control.

Speaker 1:

Then it was all of this demonic messaging. Like, I know you're where you are right now. I'm going to find you. I'm going to kill you. Like all this stuff.

Speaker 1:

This happened. Peak me being stalked in person. So that was like really freaky to me. Like, you know, they're just demonic. Like, it's just demonic stuff.

Speaker 1:

And it's like they're trying to scare But we're not like we're just it's like the golden paper. It's like, you know, here's the gift. Hope you're hope you mind us, you know, would hate for this to blow up on you. I just think there's a lot of weird stuff going on. But I don't think they really have a chance of getting the youth to be propagandized like the boomers were able to be.

Speaker 1:

And I've seen a lot of boomers deprogramming themselves of refusing to and maybe in the past they did accept it, but they're just like, no, this is like clearly you're just adding this epic voice to this commercial that is really overproduced. And it is trying to make me think that I have to be a Judeo Christian. I can't just be a Christian. People are still able to critically think. They just aren't.

Speaker 1:

People don't like Well, we don't like illogical things. We like things to make sense. And so when I realized that agreeing I was with Zionists because it was the socially acceptable thing to do. I mean, that's really why I did it. I'll just be so freaking honest.

Speaker 1:

Like, that's why. Because why else would I have done that? I didn't know why I was a Zionist. I didn't know. But I don't really hate I mean, I just I want everybody to convert to Christianity, but I know that my country is being abused.

Speaker 1:

I know that I was spiritually abused. I know that they are still trying to spiritually abuse other people and that they are trying to take over other people's nations and that they are causing a lot of mayhem in people's countries like my ancestors country, like Ireland. I know that they are indirectly causing a lot of pain. And so again, as I've discussed before, I do have a lot of empathy, but I like to direct it in the right places. I do not like to direct my empathy to evil, guilty people.

Speaker 1:

I'm not again, you guys have to be so careful because you guys go, Ginny's an anti Semit. I don't care what you all want to call us. We're going to be criticizing every group of people because that is what humans do. That is not anti Semitic, just like it's not anti Ginny for you guys. To criticize.

Speaker 1:

It's not anti China. We are allowed to criticize countries, groups of people and religions. That's just how it's always been. That's how it's always going to be. We have to have free speech.

Speaker 1:

You can't just say, you have free speech, but you can't say that. Or you have free religion, but you can't believe that. Because I am very afraid now at the present moment that they are going to really come after our ability to say Christ is king. Because they're already like, you can't say Synagogue of Satan on X. You get banned.

Speaker 1:

You can't even say it. You can't even say so. But because I know now that I have to just like put the book of the Bible and the verse, have to literally just write it out. I can't like, but I can't put the words of it because they were like, Oh, that's hate. That's hate.

Speaker 1:

Even in quotes, you guys, I tried it even in quotes. They get mad. They say that is hateful conduct. And if you go into chat GBTM, which I do use for work and stuff, a lot of people hate AI. I like to use it for some work stuff.

Speaker 1:

But it literally just will say, if you ask it a question about Israel that implies that you want it to critically think and criticize it at all. It's like, no, I can't do that. But if you ask it to do it for a different country or a different religion, it is perfectly fine. Then it will do it. So there's just a bias here that is a problem.

Speaker 1:

And again, I just want to direct my empathy to innocent people. I want to direct it to the vulnerable people. I want to not direct it towards who I think are guilty people, who I have every reason to believe are guilty people because of the facts. I want to direct my empathy in the right places. I do not want to direct it because then I'm guilty too.

Speaker 1:

Because I'm not gonna go and defend Erica Kirk when I think she was involved in all of this and say, Oh my gosh, Erica Kirk. I just I'm really sick of it. You guys like, what is that woman's name? Dana Loesch? Loesch?

Speaker 1:

She saying she kept screaming, the widow. You have to believe the widow. The widow over and over again. And you guys, I thought, like, we all know that not all widows are innocent. And we know that because of forensic files.

Speaker 1:

Again, I watched so much forensic files growing up because my older brother just was really convinced he was going to go into, like, criminal stuff, like, you know, like law enforcement. And so we were always watching that. And it is just like every single time, if there was a murder, it was always either spouse is questioned first. Not only that, they are interrogated. They are brought down to have the spotlight flashlight on their head.

Speaker 1:

Did you do this? Where were you at this time of day, on this day when your husband was killed? They're always questioned first. So what in the world, Kash Patel, has happened with the FBI for you to not question Erica Kirk first? Like, is it because she's Erica Kirk?

Speaker 1:

Because that seems very strange. Okay. So we could say that because because Lady Justice, because she's supposed to have a blindfold on, because she's supposed to just go where, like I said, you guys, it's supposed to be it is supposed to be a biasless process, and that's not what happened. Obviously, our government just helped cover it up, and I think the Israeli government did it. That's what I think.

Speaker 1:

Just what I think. And again, I wouldn't say it if I didn't believe it because I've gotten a lot of people had threatened to kill me. So there was a very powerful Jew in New York that ran a Jew something, Jew like patriot something. And so something about the alliance, greatest alliance, you know, but greatest alliances don't like, try to take over your country and tell you what you can and can't say and what you can and can't believe. They just don't do that.

Speaker 1:

Okay, My greatest alliances have never done that to me. They have never done that to me. They've never done, like, been controlling like that. My greatest alliances have let me be exactly who I am and have just suggested where I should improve and have not been terrible. Those have been my greatest alliances.

Speaker 1:

So yeah, I welcome constructive criticism because I'm not a little BITCH. We all should be open to that. And I am constructively criticizing Israel that you guys should repent and you should you should convert to Christianity and you should believe in Jesus. And you should not just act like you get to tell everybody what they're going to do because you pretend to be God's chosen people, but you would literally kill him. And then you hate say that he's in hell.

Speaker 1:

And we're just not doing that. We're just not playing this game anymore. The Talmud is a huge problem. But there was this powerful Jew who basically in New York and he commented on one of my things whenever. Yeah, it was pretty soon after Charlie Kirk was assassinated that I posted everywhere that I thought the Israeli government did it immediately.

Speaker 1:

That's what I thought because I knew very quickly after he got assassinated that, first of all, I had had Charlie blocked because I got was And again, I'm never gonna delete the post that I sent to Charlie Kirk when I was being a absolute just Oh, unbearable. Okay. So like an unbearable gadfly to Charlie Kirk whenever he was saying we're moving on from the Epstein files. And I knew he was doing that to protect Trump, that he would like Trump had asked him to do that. And I think that Trump was like, hey, I'm going to put these out at some point, but we got to say we're moving on from it right now.

Speaker 1:

Charlie, because that's the only way he was going to get Charlie to do. Charlie cared so much about children. And I think that was probably a reason he didn't divorce Erica sooner. I thought he I think he was going to. But I think he just deeply cared about his children.

Speaker 1:

He cared about all children. Charlie was actually like a saint, you guys. Okay. Charlie really meant what he believed, even if you didn't want to agree with him all the time. He was a pretty solid dude, and I met him in person numerous times.

Speaker 1:

He was a pretty solid dude. He believed what he said, and he was he was unfortunately brainwashed by those closest to him who were using him. But anyway, at the end, he was doing the right thing. Anyway, so you guys can get mad about the post that I sent to her. I'm never gonna delete those because I meant every single word.

Speaker 1:

And I'm I'm the type of person where usually I'm not gonna delete something unless I just really actually regret it. But if I really meant something in the moment and I said it and I meant it and it was really authentic to what I was feeling in that moment, I will leave that up. And I don't mind. I don't mind. I'm not going to go back and delete all of those because it's a waste of time.

Speaker 1:

And I meant everything that I said. Because at that point in time, Charlie was just defending Trump. He was just acting like we're going to move on from the Epstein files. He was, I thought, compensating on a lot of his values that I was trying to help him, actually. So I was just I was trying to get him to see him.

Speaker 1:

Charlie, you can't just act like you're not going to talk about the Epstein files. This is like a deeply held belief of yours. Don't forget that. And then I was one of the many people that was telling him, hey, read Revelation two nine, read Revelation three nine, like read more about what the Bible has to say about the synagogue of Satan and how we really need to view Israel and just all this stuff, like trying to get him to open his eyes to other things. And because I knew what it took for me to realize and I wanted to help him.

Speaker 1:

I did. A lot of people did. It wasn't just me. It was a lot of people who were saying these things to Charlie Kirk to try to get him to understand. And then but I had blocked him because I had been just attack, attack, attack because he was protecting the administration.

Speaker 1:

And then so when he got shot, he was like still blocked because I blocked him. And then I unblocked him and then I just immediately had a bad feeling about that Israel was involved. But then I found all of his stuff that he had been saying to Ben Shapiro, like you Jews on the media, Ben. And when he was talking about Gaza, that was a genocide. We just learned so much.

Speaker 1:

Right before he was murdered, we learned so much about what he was saying about Israel. And so I just knew in my soul that Israel did it. And so I posted that and then the powerful Jew man from New York was saying, he was basically like, better watch your mouth or we will you do to you what we did to Charlie. And I was like, how is that not an admission? And I don't know.

Speaker 1:

Like, didn't send that to the FBI. Maybe I should have, but it's not like they would have cared. Cash Patel has never done a thorough investigation about this. And it is all connected, as I keep saying. There's nothing more important for me to really talk about.

Speaker 1:

Like, I'm not going to cover these stupid things, like, you know, that you guys wanna talk about. I don't really care about people's looks macgy seeing. Everybody's talking about whatever that guy's name, Clav. He got it like a nose job. I'm like, you know, maybe this is a lesson from God that like, that's not really where all of your life focus needs to be.

Speaker 1:

You know, like, let's focus on ourselves a little bit. Like the world has bigger problems than clavicular's nose. I think you guys should leave him alone. He's Irish, by the way. He would be better off to not mess with it.

Speaker 1:

Our genes are pretty good. We don't need to mess with it. It's Okay. Leave it alone. There's just other things we need to be focusing on.

Speaker 1:

And it's just also connected in my mind. I've told you guys before my favorite game growing up was literally connect the dots. So you get the pencil. And I liked the colored pencils. I especially liked the glitter pens.

Speaker 1:

Okay. Those were my favorite. You get the glitter pens and the connect the dot books, like, especially if they got more advanced, I was like, so excited about those. I loved Connect the Dots. That was my favorite thing.

Speaker 1:

So this seems like a pretty easy case of Connect the Dots to me. It's like, okay, so Charlie Kirk gets assassinated after he's attacking Israel or somebody's not even attacking. He was literally just asking questions. And then he's assassinated. But I think they could tell he was going to start attacking evil things that he noticed about them.

Speaker 1:

I do think they knew that, and so they couldn't have that. So bam, he's gone. But to connect Charlie to the Epstein files, to Israel, to Trump, to multiculturalism, all these devastating things that are happening in our countries all around the world to see the chaos happening all over Europe and here, and that would otherwise not be happening if we didn't have all of these bad ideas, bad policies that a specific group of people are pushing because, why? Because they're in power. They're in a lot of positions of power.

Speaker 1:

And so they control a lot. If you're in power, control a lot. So we just have to start asking these very basic questions. Why is it that so many people, almost everybody in our government has to go kiss the wall? What would the wailing wall?

Speaker 1:

Okay, we have to stop you guys. We have to stop acting like and I'm not saying criticize absolutely everything, but we have to act. We have to criticize what's criticizable. Yes, we do. And we have to stop acting like we have to pussyfoot around this and like, never talk about it.

Speaker 1:

Like, it's just not the world we live in. Okay. And I really expected more of you guys. Expected if there's anybody that listens to my show and is like, well, we just can't. We just can't criticize Israel.

Speaker 1:

It's just you guys. Like, I really expected more of your brains and your hearts and your souls. I did. Did. I did because I thought that we were all free thinkers and free feelers and free believers on that.

Speaker 1:

I thought that that's like the crowd I had built up here. But, you know, if not, I hope that at least I can get you guys thinking about we can be we can be free thinkers. We can be free feelers. We can be free believers. We don't have to stop saying that Christ is king just because it offends the Jews.

Speaker 1:

I mean, that's what Ted Cruz was saying you guys. He was saying he didn't like that because he thought it was antisemitic. Understand where we are, understand the hour Christian. Like if you really are one, just understand we were really called to be the salt in light. Salt is very what is it?

Speaker 1:

It is salty. I am salty a lot of the time and you guys get mad at me. Be sweeter, Ginny. I can be sweet if I want to be. But we are called to be the salt in the light.

Speaker 1:

We're not called to be the sweetness and the darkness of the world. We're not supposed to like overdo this. We love you. We love you. We love you.

Speaker 1:

And then and then just have everybody be in the dark about what they're really doing. I'm not about that. I don't. Well, yes, I do. I do care if you all are about that because I don't think you all really are.

Speaker 1:

I think y'all are in a cult still. Anybody still in Mac? I think you're in a cult. I think you can't let go of it because it's been your identity for the last decade. I think that I let it be a little bit more of my personality than I should have.

Speaker 1:

Yes, I do. I mean, it shouldn't have been our whole entire identity was MAGA, MAGA, MAGA. I think we all thought it was America first. And so we thought we were doing the right thing. But we were in a cult of personality.

Speaker 1:

I was in it, too. So understand that I'm saying that I've been where you are. If you were a Zionist, if you were still in MAGA, I have been where you are. I have come out of the other side. I am perfectly fine.

Speaker 1:

I'm even better because I know that I am holding on to my independent thoughts and feelings and beliefs. Like, know that I am doing. I know it too. It's not like, oh my gosh, I think I'm doing the right. I know that I am doing the right thing because I studied the Bible more, you guys.

Speaker 1:

I prayed about this. I wanted to understand how Jesus was handling these people. And I'm just gonna follow in Jesus's footsteps, not Joe Schmo, the pastor from the church that doesn't know what it's doing with the pride flag outside. I'm not gonna follow that guy just because he told me to, like, my gosh. And again, I spent so much time, so much time all my life growing up in the church, like being a Christian, like going to Sunday school.

Speaker 1:

Like I would sneak out of Sunday school a lot to be fair. I liked to be by my family. I still like to be by my family. I like don't want I just don't want us to feel like, I don't want us to feel like we can't question things. I think that we need to remember what Charlie's legacy really was, and that is to question things.

Speaker 1:

And anybody who's telling you not to is not going to be somebody that has your best interest at heart. Like, that's just the fact. And Jesus is he's just we just need to be careful about misdirecting our empathy because that is not something that Jesus would condone. And we know that, you guys, because if you're misdirecting your empathy, if you're having empathy for evil people, then you're actually just being very, very wicked to innocent people. And instead of pretending like Erica Kirk has not been super sus and shady and weird in her glitter suit and raccoon eyeliner and stepping into the spotlight, like not mourning Charlie at all.

Speaker 1:

Instead of acting like Netanyahu is perfect and he's never done anything wrong, nevermind all of the genocides and that his own country, they don't like him. He has a very low approval rating just like Donald Trump. Okay. I'm not gonna act like Donald Trump is perfect. I'm not gonna act like he's not in the Epstein files that we've seen.

Speaker 1:

And I'm just not gonna act like he hasn't been trying to cover all of I'm not going to misdirect my empathy. No, I certainly am not. And I would encourage all of these influencers. You want to call yourselves influencers? Then influence people and influence people better.

Speaker 1:

Step out and have your own opinions. If you're at a label that won't allow you to question Israel, won't allow you to question Trump or Erica, do the right thing and drop the label and go do your own thing. Poach the followers from that company. Just do what you have to do to tell the truth and don't look back. Don't look back.

Speaker 1:

It doesn't matter if you don't have all of the listeners that you have. I don't know how you guys live with yourselves. I would rather stay exactly where I am with my few 100 listeners and say what I really think and feel than to grow super quickly. Then, my gosh, I'm not saying anything. I believe That would kill me.

Speaker 1:

I would literally pass out and die. I would just RIP, plant me by Charlie like I'm dead. Where is Charlie, by the way? Where's Charlie's body? Where is he?

Speaker 1:

I mean, they asked Erica on Fox News and she was like, can I have one thing? Can I have one thing? You really can't because he was a public figure and he meant a lot to a lot of people. Clearly, he meant more to us than he meant to you, Erica. And I'm trying to be nice.

Speaker 1:

But again, I think she is a guilty widow. I think she is a guilty. That's what I think. That is what I am led to believe. And y'all just want to be like, my gosh, Jenny, you're just whatever, whatever.

Speaker 1:

But you guys know I'm right. Whatever. You know, I am not in the business of being nice. I've said that a million times. I don't believe in being nice.

Speaker 1:

Believe I in being kind. I do believe in being kind. But that is not being nice. And I am not going to be nice to a widow that I think is guilty. I am not going to be nice to these people.

Speaker 1:

I want to be nice. Well, I don't even care about being nice. I want to be kind, and I want to be empathetic towards the people who are still alive in the areas that have been genocided. I have a lot of empathy for Lebanon because that is the most densely Christian populated or was, I should say, country in The Middle East. And all of the Christians in America are like, just not even talking about it again.

Speaker 1:

This is why I get on the spaces and I scream. But yeah, I don't know you guys. Mean, everything comes down to a spiritual problem that we're dealing with. And I'm very acutely aware of that. And that's why I have just resigned myself to just almost feeling like not even a part of society anymore.

Speaker 1:

Like I have my friends and I have my family and I will do my wholesome things that I enjoy. But I am not going to actively go out and partake in sinning to to sing cool to people or to just do it for fun. That's not fun for me. I feel so bad after I sin. If I ever sin, I feel so bad after it.

Speaker 1:

Like, I feel like just, you know, not good. And so I'm not gonna I don't wanna do that because I don't like making God sad. I don't like making God sad. Don't like making God mad. And so I'm just not gonna do it.

Speaker 1:

Why would I do it? Why would I do that? What is what is in it for me? For sinning to do why? Why would I do that?

Speaker 1:

And then it makes God upset. I don't really have an interest. And I think that if we're really repenting, we should all feel that way. We should just actively avoid sin as much as we can. We're humans.

Speaker 1:

We're not going to be able to build it completely. But we should try. We should try our best. And I just think that the children deserve so much better. Like I've said repeatedly, you guys, and this is just the reality of the matter.

Speaker 1:

There are all these kids that are in middle school and high school are just posting their videos about just they're dissociating because it's the cap. They're dissociating in the video and then there's sad music in the background. Then there's their text on the video that's like, can't believe I have to go to second period while the adults in my country aren't holding the Epstein files clients accountable. These kids are afraid for themselves. They're afraid for their friends.

Speaker 1:

They don't know if they're going to be plucked off somewhere in sex traffic. They don't know if they're going to be sacrificed. They don't know. The kids are are doomed if we don't improve ourselves. Like, we have got to try to reject sin, all of us.

Speaker 1:

We act like, my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. We do. We have to hold the Epstein clients all accountable again.

Speaker 1:

And everybody knows what I mean, because that is what Matthew 18 success. It says to throw them into the sea. I'm not going to say anything different. We need to throw the pedophiles into the sea and make sure they drown with a millstone tied around their ankles. Just like God says to Just like God says to do.

Speaker 1:

That's what he says. He says like, they're irredeemable. Okay. So then what do we do? We drown them.

Speaker 1:

That's what he says. So that sounds severe, but that's what God says. It's more severe. Again, this is a misplaced empathy issue. It is more severe to allow pedophiles to roam our planet and hurt our children than it is to throw them into sea.

Speaker 1:

It is more extreme and awful to do that than to throw them into the sea. So, that is my opinion, and that is how I feel. A lot of people are just getting very impatient with all of this. And that is why we are seeing all of the protests and the riots. But what it is at the end of the day is righteous indignation that has just taken it's taken a foot and just taken a hold.

Speaker 1:

And it's like courage is very contagious. And so a lot of people are feeling like, oh, yeah, Okay, so we can we don't have to accept just evil leadership. We don't have to be bossed around by a satanic cult. A lot of people fear losing their jobs, losing their livelihoods, losing their families if they don't do what these evil people are telling them to do. But fewer and fewer people are caring about what they want.

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And I think that that is a good spot for us to be in, even if it seems scary to all of you. And I, again, am not condoning violence, but I am condoning a different direction for all of us. And we are going to have to be prepared to do hard things to be going in that better, more biblical direction. And we just have to use our discernment. So I try to do that and I'm sure I'm wrong about some things.

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I'm open to being wrong. That's why you guys have no idea actually how embarrassing it was to be like, Oh my gosh, I was wrong about being a Zionist. That was embarrassing for me. I don't like being wrong. I really don't.

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I don't know if you guys have been able to tell. I don't like being wrong. I will correct. I will correct my typos on any social media. I correct I like to correct things, though, so I like to correct myself.

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So I just realized I was wrong. I was really wrong about Zionism. And then I realized I was wrong about Trump. Then I realized that so I don't like admitting I was wrong. I mean, a few times I've been wrong on this podcast.

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I was wrong. Something about the COVID stuff I said that was wrong. And then but I like to I like to tell you guys when I'm wrong. I don't I would rather say that I'm wrong than act like I was right when I wasn't. So I what is my message with this episode?

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I think the biggest thing is that we all need to step away from Zionism. Yes, I do. I'll say it. You guys are going to get mad. Some of you are going get mad.

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Virginia is just an anti Semit. I'm really not. I want them to be saved. I want to see all of those people, everybody in Israel. I would love to see them in heaven.

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But I know what it's going to take for them to get there. And if they're going to reject Jesus Christ forever, then that's not going be it. Like, I just know that. That is what Jesus tells me. Okay, the Bible tells me so.

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I mean, ideally they would convert and stop their wicked ways, and then they would, you know, be in heaven with all of us. That's my ideal situation. But I know that that's not really most likely, and so I'm not going to pretend otherwise. Again, I just think logic is so sorely lacking in society right now and that we should all try to avoid sin in our personal lives, and it would ultimately affect all of society better, and that our civilizations wouldn't be collapsing before our eyeballs. I think that that we need to be smart about these people who have a vested interest in brainwashing us and manipulating us with their propaganda and acting like they're perfect all the time.

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Anybody who's pretending to be perfect is going to be number one number one person for not being perfect because what are you talking about? So just don't deify politicians. Don't deify celebrities. Don't get sucked into this bread and circuses like UFC fight, like at the White House. It's like we used to live in a world where we could have hobbies and interests and we still can, but we need to not allow ourselves to be distracted when they're specifically using things to distract us from these bigger, much more important things that affect us and our children.

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And I will always believe that the children have to be number one and that we have a duty as adults to protect them everywhere as much as possible. That's what I believe. And yeah, I just, I don't know, I get worried. I get so concerned because I want to start a family soon. Yes, I do.

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Because I want to have a lot of kids. You got to start soon, right? Like you have to start soon. And I probably will have a bunch of Irish twins because Irish twins are like you're pregnant and then you have a baby and then you're immediately pregnant again. And then you have the baby and then you're immediately pregnant again until you have like a lot of babies.

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Like you want a of babies. I want a lot of babies. I think that we need to, like I was saying before, we need to not because I think a lot of people are really like blackpilling to the point of like, oh my gosh, I shouldn't start a family. I shouldn't procreate. I shouldn't do that.

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That's the last thing that we're going want to do, because the only way that we can really beat evil, the evil that we're facing now, is to try to fill the world with better people. Again, I have said before, none of us are going to be able to be good, technically good, holy, perfect. We're not God's chosen people, quote unquote, we're not Israel. Just kidding. But we should not use everything happening as an excuse to not start families.

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I think we need to start families. I think we need to have big families. I think we need to not get sucked into the materialism aspect of we need to have all of this in order to have a big family. I think that we need to just fill the world with better people. And I think ultimately that's going to come down to biblical couples having biblical children and being serious about raising them in a way that is God honoring and God glorifying and that they will go out into the world and be strong leaders for their communities because we have to just it's like a seed.

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It just has to grow and it will be a tree and it will be hopefully, you guys, better trees. We have so many sick trees, so many sick people, And we are in a spiritual sickness, which causes all these other things. And we're just going to have to we're going to have to just plant some better seeds and we're going to have to grow some better trees. That is what I'm saying. So do not use this this everything.

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Do not use everything happening as an excuse to Blackmail and not start families. We need to start families. We need to start big families. We need to raise them correctly and biblically try to homeschool if you can. I loved homeschooling.

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It was amazing. And just try to fill the world with more biblical babies. Like, that's what I think. And and don't make them weird. Just try your best to have some normal biblical babies and just, you know, don't I just let them know when it is age appropriate, like how the world is and just give them the tools they'll need to be able to hopefully guys do the best that they can to to be lions and be able to like Christian lions and to go and try to make the world a better place, like literally.

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That is what I think. And so with that, I hope that y'all, I don't know, we're not having good weeks. None of us are having good weeks, but I think that we should all pray tonight. We should all pray for Trump to repent. That's what I think we should pray for tonight.

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We should pray for Trump and Netanyahu to repent. I understand that on a previous episode, was telling you guys we should pray for enemies to fall. But I think before we should pray for them to repent because that would be even better. If they could repent and turn themselves into the law and go to prison, then that would be amazing. I think we should pray for that.

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And then we if and if that doesn't work, then we should pray for us to all have the courage to do whatever we need to do to follow Jesus and not to follow tyrants into this just chaotic like time that we're seeing. We don't want any more of the chaos. God is for order. Satan is for chaos. And we're going to go in a more orderly, godly direction now, because if we don't, it's just not going to go well.

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It's just not going to go very well. But that is everything I have for this episode, and I will talk to you guys soon.