Hey, guys. Welcome back to the show. Gosh. I know. I know.
Speaker 1:I thought you guys miss me so much. It's as like... It's just shocking to think about you guys sit there without me for any any number of of minutes or hours. Like, that has to be really hard for you. I am going to talk about, again, whatever I want.
Speaker 1:That's how we do this show. I am just so fed up with Donald Trump and how he's handled absolutely everything. I have some beef with Elon Musk again, so we'll go over that. And I literally just cannot believe that we are still pretending like this Iran war is something that we want, that we need, that it's something that we should just continue to do anything that Israel wants us to do, no matter how much danger we're putting ourselves in, no matter how much we're sacrificing our own beliefs, our own values. To remind you guys, we are Americans and we are Christians, and we don't belong in The Middle East doing whatever it is that they want us to do.
Speaker 1:I frankly had it up to hear you guys with everybody acting like you're shoving their movements into our faces, telling us, well, you have to you have to stand by us. You have to do you. You we all have our own movements, our own faiths, our own values that we actually have to stand by. And so I'm not gonna hold it against anybody who wants to stand by their own country, not frankly, not even Israel. This is this is a moral difference between us and Israel and other nations where they...
Speaker 1:I mean, this is why, you guys, it is so important to focus on your own faith and your own morals and your own values because people's... And other people's, they don't they don't even have the same ones. Like, that is just insane to think about because I think innately everybody knows, hey, this is wrong, this is right, this is sin, this is holy. Like, you'd think everybody would kind of be on the same page about all of those types of things. But actually, no.
Speaker 1:Actually, Actually, religion and culture comes into play and people... I do think that everybody innately does know what is good and bad, what is sinful, what is holy. But I do think that there are elements of even Christianity, all these different religions that try to normalize sin because or at least to accept it so that they feel like they can continue to do things like genocide. And I am against genocide. I have told you guys repeatedly, But I have to focus on my own country and my own faith now because I am not a Muslim.
Speaker 1:I am not a Palestinian. I am not, an Israeli. I am not a Jew. I am a Christian American of Irish descent. This is what I am.
Speaker 1:And so these are the things I'm going to be focused on. I just don't have the time to come out here and defend everybody's issues all the time. And I've just... I really am. I'm very fed up because a lot of people will just...
Speaker 1:They follow me because I say things that they agree that I'm like backing their movement. Okay. I still think that everybody needs to support the Palestinians and not to be for genocide. I definitely do believe that. But I am going to prioritize my own people and my own faith.
Speaker 1:Yes, I am. That's just how it is. But I do think that Israel is being very evil. This Israeli government is being very evil, and they are coming after our country, which is very, you know, yeah, that does affect me a lot. And so I'm going to be against that.
Speaker 1:They're taking over my government. But I just am just fed up again. I'm up because everybody's just like Ginny, just just Ginny's like, she's like acting all Christianity now. She's not like, yay Muslims every four seconds anymore. I was never yay Muslims.
Speaker 1:I do. I'm not a freaking Muslim. I'm not a Muslim. I'm not a Jew. I'm a Christian.
Speaker 1:I've always been a Christian. I'm always gonna be a Christian. So just because I'm standing for your stuff, like, just because I'm standing against genocide doesn't mean I have to be a Muslim. It's just when I was a Zionist, everybody was like, all the Jews were the same way that the Muslims are being now to me, where they were just like, well, you have to be this. You have to believe this.
Speaker 1:We hate Jesus. I was like, well, I don't. Like, I love Jesus. Jesus is God to me. Sal, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1:Like, here I am, like, defending Israel as a Zionist a few years ago, and still they were, like, hating on me because I didn't want to bash Jesus Christ. Well, why don't I wanna do that? Because I'm Christian. So, I'm you you guys are gonna come after me no matter what I do is what I've realized, and I don't really care at the end of the day because I know that I am trying my best to stand for the right things and to keep my primary focus on my own country, my own faith, my own family. These are the things that I care about the most.
Speaker 1:But I do recognize and I will always recognize that now that I see it, if you're what it is, this Israeli government is their greater Israel project and trying to force feed everybody. That's why we're all fed up because they're force feeding us all of this BS. And so just don't ever think if you're not a Christian, if you're not an American, you know, if you're not in my family, if you're not in my very, very small, strict personal circle of people I love, that you get to tell me anything about what I have to do or what I have to say or like what I have to stand for, because none of you guys get to do that, actually. So, yeah. So I've just noticed that a lot of you guys, you free Palestine people, and I'm I'm for the people of Palestine.
Speaker 1:I don't want there to be a genocide. But you guys cannot expect me to just just become this Muslim Palestinian Ginny and forego my faith in Christ and forego my own national interest to constantly only fight for this issue forever. To be quite frank with you guys, you have a responsibility to fight for yourselves and your faith and your land and your families. That's what... That's your job.
Speaker 1:Okay? I'm gonna come out here and talk about it as I want, but it's not my ultimate job to be a mouthpiece for y'all's movements. I have my own movements. I have my own interests. I have my own identity.
Speaker 1:So it does feel weird to have to scold people that I do still support. I do still want you guys to, make it through all of this because I do see y'all as kind of a wall between Israel and them taking over pretty much every other country. So like I do still support you guys, but you got to support yourselves. You got to support yourselves. We get into this habit with international geopolitics that where we're just like, we have to support all of these things.
Speaker 1:We have to support all of these countries. It's it's one thing to take a stand for something, and it's another thing to think that we have to throw all of our support, all of our money, everything we have behind your causes if we don't have other causes. So I understand that sounds harsh, especially with what you guys are going through right now. But just you do need to understand that we want to focus on our own country and our own religion. It's just I hate this concept where people are like, Okay, so you guys have your own self interest, right?
Speaker 1:So but when other people have self interest, you guys are like, how dare you? We all have self interest. This is how human nature is. So we all have self interest. And I don't think it is a crime to want to protect your own people.
Speaker 1:We, again, just understand the nuance here. We can come out and say all of these things and support you to the extent that we are able and want to without having to thrust every single piece of our time and money and support behind these things that frankly are getting to a point for a lot of Christian Americans of like literal ridiculousness, like lunacy. Like what's happening in The Middle East is insanity. And we understand that Israel is the main culprit right now. But you guys just...
Speaker 1:We all have our battles to fight. Okay? So we all have our battles to fight. And we can't just be super entitled out here and think that the world turns around us and, oh, you have to do that. Just don't expect me.
Speaker 1:Okay, don't expect me to throw every single piece of my life behind your causes when I have other things to do. So I understand that sounds harsh. I still stand with the Palestinian people. I understand they're going through a lot. Genocide is always bad, as I've said numerous times.
Speaker 1:Not just randomly. It's not like I just think people get confused. They're like, well, Ginny was a Zionist and now she's pro Palestine and now she's going back to being a Zionist. Am not. I am not.
Speaker 1:I can just decide, you guys, to be a Christian and to stand here and to be an American Christian with my own values and my own principles and my own identity and and still say, hey, Israel is doing something bad. Hey, the Palestinians could be doing more to protect themselves and the Muslim nations surrounding them. I still don't understand why the major Muslim nations surrounding Palestine don't swoop in and help them more. I will never understand that. I don't know why you Muslim people have to get so mad at me for saying that because it's like it's in your own best interest to get these Muslim nations help.
Speaker 1:You have all these big Muslim nations that could be helping you guys. I just see it as a very... Just a very weird thing where you have all of these huge Muslim nations that are surrounding Palestine, why... That are like they're older, stronger siblings, and they never come in to help Palestine. Why?
Speaker 1:Why? Am I allowed to ask why? Because if we really wanted a solution for Palestine, then why wouldn't we want for the bigger Muslim nations to help them? That's the most logical, sensible thing. You shouldn't be demanding that these other Christian nations come swoop in and save your lives.
Speaker 1:Why don't you get your own people's help? This is how it works. So if you really want to see just some more peace in The Middle East, then don't look to Christian Americans to come save the day all the time. Just... It just goes to show that that Christianity is the ultimate religion because everybody's always looking to us for help because they just...
Speaker 1:They can't look to each other, can they? It doesn't look like they can, you guys, and that's kind of sad. It's kind of sad. I will say it's kind of pathetic. And I do think that we do need to understand.
Speaker 1:I think we need to understand what is the number one threat right now. Right now, I would say it is the Israeli government because that is who is infiltrating my government right now. Mine, my government, my religion, they're infiltrating my stuff. Okay, so I bothered by that. That's the primary problem right now.
Speaker 1:So do I think that Christians and Muslims can come together to battle this bigger enemy right now? Maybe, maybe possibly. But we really do need to understand, you guys, that we are very different. We are very different, and that's okay. Okay.
Speaker 1:So that's okay. But don't try to force. Okay. So this is the difference between Islam and Christianity. Muslims try to force people to do things.
Speaker 1:Christians don't do that. Christians don't really do that. Maybe they should. You know, you start thinking maybe they should. I don't really think so because everybody has to come to Christ on their own accord.
Speaker 1:Like, it has to be no forced faith is true faith as far as I'm concerned. And so that's what keeps me from being full force, you know, theocracy mode, Ginny. I know that people have to come willingly. I know that God's elect are just his elect. He's chosen these people, and they're gonna choose him based on whether or not he's chosen them first.
Speaker 1:So I can't force nobody can force people to be Christian. But there is there are still these very stark differences between Islam and between Christianity. And so I do not know. I do not know. It'll be interesting to see.
Speaker 1:Can we really come together to fight this bigger thing right now? This bigger thing coming for us or not? Or can we not do that? Because the thing is that we have to respect each other and not be trying to convert each other. And that becomes a problem, especially with people who have genuine faith, because it's like we all think we're right.
Speaker 1:And so we're like, hey, why don't you let go of your wrongness and come over here to my rightness? That would be cool for you. And like, it's sad because everybody's doing it from they think, you know, from a good place of like, I don't want you to go to hell. So everybody's trying to help everybody. But I think we need to really not try to convert each other if we're going to try to come together against these other things that are coming for our nations.
Speaker 1:We can't be trying to convert each other because one, we're going to get sidetracked. And two, it's just it's just disrespectful. Okay. Let's be honest, it's very disrespectful. It's disrespectful for Muslims to try to force Christians to be Muslim.
Speaker 1:It is disrespectful for Christians to try to force Muslims to be Christian. So we're just in a little bit of a bind. But there is a bigger monster afoot, and I am just choosing to declare myself what I've always been, which is a Christian American. You guys can all deal with it. So if everybody wants to come out, because what I've noticed, people are unfollowing me because I am standing on my own faith and my own national interests.
Speaker 1:And then they try to follow me again because I made my account private, you guys. Because the thing is, like I've said just so many times, I don't want to even be doing any of this. Did you know how much I don't want to be doing any of this? I hate doing this. It's not fun for me.
Speaker 1:It's not fun for me to come out here and tell you guys, hey, that's all sinful and we should go this other way. And because you always hate the truth. And so being hated isn't something that people just naturally seek out for funsies. Like it's not some sort of wonderful pastime for me. But I do know that I have this calling to do it, and so I'm going to continue to do it.
Speaker 1:And I hate seeing the direction the world is headed in. Just this absolutely degenerate, sinful wretch of a world that it keeps getting worse and worse, and more evil and more evil. We have the Epstein files, we have all of this stuff that's going on, so I don't have it in me to just sit back and be quiet. Sometimes I get overwhelmed and then I take little breaks from all of this, But it's not something that I enjoy. It's not something I like.
Speaker 1:It's not something I would ever do if I didn't feel like I had to. Okay, so let's understand that. Understand that this is not just it's not just fun for me to come out and yell at you guys. That's not like what is wrong with you to think that. So we do have this main thing that's coming after everybody right now.
Speaker 1:Just I have to you guys just can't act like it is my job in my life to be the mouthpiece for your movements. And I can't say that enough. Like, I just can't say that enough. Because I am a Christian, I'm an American. And if you guys want to get all bad and unfollow me because, oh, Ginny is just...
Speaker 1:She's just being who she is. She's not going to be a Jew and she's not going to be a Muslim. You are damn right. Okay. You are damn right.
Speaker 1:You are all damn right to say that because I am not going to be a Jew. I'm not going to be a Muslim. I'm going to be a Christian until the day that I die. Okay. To the day that I die.
Speaker 1:And then I go to heaven because I'm a Christian. Am I going to be a Christian. And and so just don't act like it is so selfish for people to be who they are. Y'all get all wrapped up in this stuff. But politics, the world is bigger than politics.
Speaker 1:It's bigger than these geopolitical issues. At the end of the day, it's all about our souls and our faith and where do we stand on morality and our values. And do not ever try to tell me what to do because you'll push me so far back into a corner being more and more of who I am. And I don't know if you all want that. So I don't know.
Speaker 1:It's just how it is. It's just the way that it's going to be. And so I just want you guys to understand. I just want you guys to get it because I love you guys so much that I am so willing to tell you guys the truth. I'm not going to be one of these people ever who is just like, let's just do this fake, like nice city, like, oh, you know, faux optimism of pretending everything's okay when it's not.
Speaker 1:I'm not that type of person. Guys know that. You guys know that. Like, at this point, you should know. I just have these beliefs.
Speaker 1:I am going to say them into the air. And then you guys can do with it what you want. But if you're going to unfollow me and then request to follow again, when you realize, oh, well, Ginny, oh, that's okay, I guess that she's a Christian and an American and like, she's going to stand by her values. Then maybe it was a harsh for me to unfollow her and to criticize her. Now I want to follow her again because she says some things I want to see.
Speaker 1:You're going to get blocked. You're going to get blocked. You're not going to be allowed back in. Okay. It is honestly y'all's honor to see any of my thoughts on anything.
Speaker 1:And I don't think that you understand that you get to you did all you against. You just don't. You don't get to value me when you feel like I'm falling into what you want me to say. This is the exact reason I don't have a label, Okay, is so that people don't get to bully me into saying what they want me to say. That's why I'm never gonna have a label.
Speaker 1:I have had so many offers from labels, but this is why I don't sign any deals is because I don't want people to say, you have to say this, you have to say... Or with their actions of, like, boycotting me until I go back and and start to support their things to the extent that they require me to... So that I am a good person in their eyes. Like, you... None of you none of you are gonna bully me into opinions on anything ever, and you need to get that through your heads.
Speaker 1:Okay? So sometimes these episodes come off a little aggressive, I assume, to the general listener who was not one of my antagonists online. And I'm sure that this seems very harsh to you guys because I am having to fight back these these hyenas. Okay. So they're just very...
Speaker 1:You need to understand that these people that come after me, they are ugly. Okay, so they are ugly. They are ugly internally and externally. And I have to push them back like a lion. I don't want to deal with the hyenas.
Speaker 1:Okay, lion doesn't want to deal with hyenas because a lion y'all back. Y'all just back up. Okay, I think you should. I think you should. Because I was saying earlier, I just I don't think anybody really wants me to go nuclear.
Speaker 1:I don't think that y'all do. Okay, we are very, I think, very cognizant of how ferocious I can be at this point. And I don't really have the energy to come after you all to the extent that you deserve. But I will do it if you do not back off and stop trying to tell me what to do and what to be and what to say. That is why I don't have a label.
Speaker 1:Okay, does everybody understand? So let's move along. My beef with Elon. I don't understand that. Okay, so actually, I don't know if I have beef with Elon.
Speaker 1:I have preexisting beef with Elon because I think he is a fake person who just... I don't think he really cares about humanity. Don't know... His story doesn't really make sense to me. I even think he's the richest man in the world.
Speaker 1:I think he's the richest man that we're allowed to know about. So I think there's an underworld situation where there are a lot of families that are way richer than any of the rich families that we're allowed to know about. I think that we're being ruled by people that are ghosts that we don't even know the names of because they are so rich and they are so powerful and they're so wealthy that they don't even want to be known. Because what do you do with gold? You hide it.
Speaker 1:You hide gold. That's what you do. And I say that all the time. But that's what you do with gold because you don't want people to steal it. You don't want people to mess it up.
Speaker 1:You don't want people to take it away. So I just don't know about Elon, but this whole new situation on X where he's like... And I actually think it probably is gonna be for the best, but he ended the revenue sharing program, and now they're doing this new thing, original content stuff. And so the only reason I have beef with him right now is that it seems like he's telling... You guys know.
Speaker 1:I am so for original thought and expression and creation that I just feel like it's offensive that there are a lot of people, even with a lot of followers that are being turned down from this program. I'm like, okay, anybody who's putting original thoughts out should be getting paid for those because these are people's original thoughts. These are people's original things. So I hate that it is basically telling people you are original, but you're not as original as we want you to be or you're not original in the way that we want you to be. I'm worried about the bias behind a lot of these things that X and any social media platform is doing Because we know that they are banning a lot of people.
Speaker 1:They just banned Jeff, parody Jeff for what? He literally just... His account was a parody account. He listed it as that, and they banned him because he was putting out anti Israeli government stuff. Okay, so he's allowed to do that.
Speaker 1:We need to understand you're allowed to criticize your own government, other governments, you're allowed to do that, but then he was banned. So then the question becomes, are we, are we, Are we allowed to criticize our own governments, other people's governments? Because if we're going to start saying that we're not allowed to do that, then you guys need to understand how close we really are to tyranny. Okay? So anyway, he's back and I think it's Rabbi Jeff is his name now on X, you guys can follow him there.
Speaker 1:But... And he has a little mouse pick or little rat. It looks like a little white rat, I think. But anyway, it's just dangerous. It's just dangerous to start telling people that you're not allowed to have this opinion or not allowed to have that opinion.
Speaker 1:But I've just been noticing that the people that are getting turned down from the original content, whatever program that they're doing now, they are generally anti Israel government. So that is not good because you can't just decide that people are not going to be able to have a stream of income based on their opinions that you don't like. That I would I would frankly, I would feel that way still if I was still a Zionist. Like I would I would still feel that way because even when I was a Zionist, you guys, I remember thinking how strange and bizarre it was. I was like, why do you guys think that you get to tell everybody else that they can't be anti Zionist?
Speaker 1:Like, even as a Zionist, I was like, but why do you guys think that you can tell other people to to be to not be anti Zionist? Like, can be whatever they want. So that was when I first started questioning my whole alliance with them. And it was also that I was getting all of these messages from Zionists that were long, just long, like emails and messages from Zionists telling me don't let them ever change your mind. Don't don't ever change your mind.
Speaker 1:We're right. Don't ever let them change your mind. And I was just like, well, that's so strange to say. Like, why would you say that? Like, it's almost like you are nervous that they're going to tell me something true about you.
Speaker 1:It was just like a weird thing. It was like pre just like preparing, like not like pre mature crisis management. That's what it's about. That's exactly what it felt like. So I started questioning all of it, looking into all of it more.
Speaker 1:And unfortunately, you guys, the reality of the situation is that Jews just are at the heads of a lot of these industries and behind a lot of sin in our society. And we know how I feel about sin. And so I'm gonna have to call it out. And so it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter your religion or your nation of origin.
Speaker 1:If you're doing bad things, I'm just going to have to call it out. That's just how it is. Okay, I keep saying that's just how it is. That's how it's going to be. I don't have to side with anybody.
Speaker 1:I don't even have to side with Christians, by the way. Not not. I do side with true Christians, but I do not side with the Erica Kirk, TPUSA two point o fake Christianese Christians at all. Trump is a fake Christian as far as I am concerned. Obviously, you guys.
Speaker 1:I mean, my god. He cover... He's been covering up the Epstein files for a long time. You guys think that that's a Christian thing to do? No.
Speaker 1:No. And we have seen enough photos and videos from Epstein Island now to just really piece all of this together. And and anybody who's still MAGA at this point, you guys are just so delusional. You're so in denial that I don't even know what to say to you. I don't know what to say to you.
Speaker 1:I wish that there was a way for me to just come into the mental cult that you're in and and just tell you, hey, you're in a mental cult. Come with me. We're gonna get out of here. And that we could leave, you know, and get you out of there. I wish there was a way for me to do that.
Speaker 1:But this is my version of trying to do that is to just talk to you guys on this show. And so hopefully, you understand that it is very bizarre and evil that Trump has been covering up the Epstein files all of this time. You guys remember he was like, are we still talking about Epstein? Yeah. Yeah, we are because we haven't gotten justice for all of these victims.
Speaker 1:And actually, we're all victims because if we have pedophiles in charge, we don't want we don't want those people leaving us because they're like demons. So we're all victims. We're all victims of the Epstein clients. Okay. And these are the elite ruling the world.
Speaker 1:And so when you guys just disgusting, even if they weren't, even if it were, quote unquote, just getting just just about getting justice for the Epstein victims, we should still be adamant about getting justice for the Epstein victims. But we're all Epstein victims at the end of the day in a way. When you think about it, you guys, we weren't all sexually abused and sex trafficked and as minors, but we we are all being forced to be led by these people who are Satanists. And that's just the truth of the situation. And a lot of podcasters are too scared to talk about these things.
Speaker 1:But I'm not too scared because because I don't have a label telling me what to do, to say or to be. Just like I don't listen to you guys when you're telling me I have to do this and I have to do that online. None of you guys are my label. None of you guys are my boss. None of you guys get a say at the end of the day because what it because my life and my public commentary and my love life is just none of this as a group project.
Speaker 1:I think whenever this is another reason I hate doing this. Whenever you thrust yourself into the public, everybody feels like they get a say. They just feel like they get a say. And I don't know why you guys feel like you get a say. I don't want to do this.
Speaker 1:The only reason I do this is because I have to say my opinions and I want there to stop being so much sin in the world because I want to raise my children in a more wholesome environment that is godly. But you just you all again, you all just need back up before I get really angry. Okay? I'm PMSing again. So that's just a TMI moment.
Speaker 1:But just leave me alone to be an American Christian the way that I am. I'm tired. I'm tired of all of this. I don't want to do this anymore. I again, I just I have to tell you guys my opinions.
Speaker 1:I know that you'll love to hear them. And I do feel very like the Uncommon Sense. The title of the show is very is very accurate because a lot of you guys don't have sense anymore. Common sense is like out the window. So I know that it's very refreshing to you guys to hear my uncommon sense.
Speaker 1:So I will keep doing it. But I do I enjoy it? No. No, I would I would go so far as to say that I hate this. I hate all of this.
Speaker 1:But we just have a situation now where we do have a foreign like this tiny foreign government that pretends to be just just this prophetic, wonderful, biblical state of Israel. Guys, this country was made in 1948. Oh, my God. You guys you guys are attributing biblical meanings to these impostors, really, is what it is. And I am sorry to have to say that because I have just been through so much in the last few years of coming out of the bag of colt, coming out of the Zionist colt, just trying to be there for the Palestinian people.
Speaker 1:Like, I hate genocide. I know Jesus would hate genocide. And and just and just trying to do the right thing. And then you guys are just still no matter what. Y'all y'all are like little toddlers screaming at me, and I just don't I just don't...
Speaker 1:You're not. Why? Why do you think I have to listen to you? I am going to continue to be a Christian American person who has opinions on all of this stuff. But, yeah, I just think everybody in their own nations needs to organize and protect their own people.
Speaker 1:I do think that the Muslim nations around Palestine could help a lot if they ever chose to, if they wanted to. I don't know why they don't care about their own people. Israel is this imposter state that needs to be dealt with. And I don't think that all of the people in Israel are evil at all. I think that they are...
Speaker 1:I think that there... A lot of them are just victims to their evil government just like we are. I've say that over and over again, but it's not that I think all Americans are awful just because Trump is being evil and covering for pedophiles. Okay? Not all Americans are evil because Trump is.
Speaker 1:And I I feel the same way about Israel and Netanyahu. I think that we just have to handle the Middle East problem, but but at the end of the day, the Middle East needs to handle the Middle East problem. It just couldn't... It can't all bubble over into being the rest of the world's issue forever. We're tired of it, you guys.
Speaker 1:We want we want to help and do the right thing, but your problems aren't really our problems. And you guys need to think in terms of, like, uncommon sense and logic and, oh, maybe we can get these bigger Muslim countries to help us stop this genocide. Just think. I'm asking everybody to just think, to use your souls and to think. That is what I'm asking.
Speaker 1:And I don't I don't I just I don't I don't want you guys to think that I'm a Muslim because I'm not. I think that a lot of the Zionists were like, oh, Ginny is turning into a Muslim. No, I'm not. I'm a Christian and Christians hate genocide. And so I'm just don't expect me to be Jew.
Speaker 1:Don't expect me to be a Muslim. Don't expect me to be as loyal to Palestine as I am to America and Ireland. Don't expect me to be anything, really. At the end of the day, I think I think that that's what I'm saying. Stop projecting y'alls whatever you want me to say onto me.
Speaker 1:Not my labels. You're not my boss. You don't get to do any of this. The people I listen to in my life are really the men in my life. I listen to my family.
Speaker 1:I listen to my friends and I listen to God. I don't listen. I will look at what you all have to say, but I don't really care. It doesn't faze me not really that much. Because at the end of the day, y'all's opinions don't matter to me.
Speaker 1:The opinions that matter to me are my family's and my friends and God. That's pretty much it. So if I ever feel like, oh, am I kidding? Am I wrong on this? Do you think that I am just doing?
Speaker 1:I will go to my friends, I will go to my family, and I will go to God. Will not come. Y'all are the last people I would ever go to. I'm very, very careful about who I let into my personal life and very... Like, I run a very strict program.
Speaker 1:So I know that I can trust the opinions of the people in my very close circle. But this outer public mayhem circle that y'all are in, I don't really care. Okay. So that's just how that is. You guys can say whatever you want.
Speaker 1:I love free expression. I love everybody to create and have original content. Like, you know, Elon's pushing. He wants everybody to promote. He wants people to put out original content, but apparently, he's only going to pay you if you agree with his stances on everything.
Speaker 1:I think that Elon needs to come out more clearly about his opinions on the Middle East issue. I do think that it's not ultimately our problem. Yes. I do think that. I think people think that's so isolationist, whatever.
Speaker 1:I don't think we all really have to have an opinion on it, to be honest. But like... Because I was I was with Ukraine and Russia. I was pretty much the same kind of thing. I was like, I don't really think I have to have an opinion.
Speaker 1:But if you're forcing me to have an opinion, I actually side more with Russia. And that is not what people in America wanted you to say. If you are forcing my hand with Israel and Palestine, it's a little bit more obvious. Like, obviously, I think we should start, like, side with Palestine because they're being genocided. Okay.
Speaker 1:So, like, I just don't think you can be a Christian and be a genocide. I just don't. Okay. So I just don't. And I just I do.
Speaker 1:But it's like, I wanna know what Elon thinks. I do. I wanna know. Because what... I I think for him, is important because if you're going to stop people from getting paid for their opinions because they are not aligning with your opinions, then that becomes a conflict of interest.
Speaker 1:Maybe we need to address that. Maybe we need to confront it, fix it, figure out what that is all about. Because the people that are getting approved for this program are Zionists. They're not people not a lot of people are, you know, on the Palestine side of this, and they're not getting paid for their original content, but it's still original content that they should be getting paid for. I think everybody should just be allowed to have their own opinions.
Speaker 1:That's what I stand for. And the last thing I want to talk about on this episode is the Ed Sheeran Macklemore drama, because the basically, you guys, what happened is is Ed Sheeran be... Sheeran? Sheeran? Who knows?
Speaker 1:He was supposed to be doing concerts with Macklemore, and then they kicked Macklemore off because he is pro Palestine. And I guess Ed Sheeran is pro Netanyahu, which is interesting because he looks very Irish. And the Irish historically have always sided with Palestine because we we really relate to them in terms of the colonization and Britain taking over and like, you know, all of our a lot of our issues, you know, coming from them and like Northern Ireland, like Quebec, it's just like, you know, don't take over our land. So the Irish have always been very just empathetic to Palestine. And so it's very interesting because Ed Sheeran looks very Irish.
Speaker 1:Okay. He's like a ginger. He looks very Irish, but now he's like, yay Netanyahu. So that was my first, like, what? And then he...
Speaker 1:Because they kicked Macklemore off, and Macklemore has been very pro Palestine for a while now. So I just thought that was interesting because... And so people aren't making jokes now. It's just like the it's just like the ex original content program. It's like, okay.
Speaker 1:So Macklemore has this opinion that isn't the same as yours. And instead of just letting him have a different opinion than you and doing the show and getting paid as well, he can get paid too. You just kick him off. Okay? You just kick him off.
Speaker 1:That's exactly what they're doing with the original content program. It's like, oh, you support Palestine, so you can't get paid. You have original content, but you can't get paid because you're pro Palestine. It's what they're doing to fricking Macklemore. So it's a very interesting and poetic in a sad way analogy of to represent what is happening all across x is what happened to Macklemore.
Speaker 1:I just think this is a very slippery slope for us to get on. You can't have this opinion or you don't get paid. Even your art, you can't go out and make art and get paid for it because pro Palestine, you have a different opinion than me. That's a very slippery slope for everybody to get up on. And so I I'm going to have to boycott Ed Sheeran.
Speaker 1:It looks like I like some of his music, but I think that it's kind of crazy for him to act like, well, I'm not going to get very political. Okay? We don't want to get political. I was told by my dad to not get political. He literally has a song about don't talk about politics and religion.
Speaker 1:It's like, okay, so just do chitchat for the rest of your life because you're a weak coward who can't talk about things that matter. That's what was that strong. That's brave, stunning and brave. So he's coward. But the funniest thing about all of that was when people are making jokes about Ed Sheeran.
Speaker 1:What was the funniest one I saw? Because he has a song called The Shape of You, and they were making jokes about how he was, like, the shape of Netanyahu, you know, like him being in love with Netanyahu in Israel. And they called him... What did they call him? Edgemond Sheeran Yahoo was a funny one I saw.
Speaker 1:They've just been making fun of him. But he he came out in support of, I think, Ukraine. I think he came out in support of Ukraine during, you know, with all that. So but how can he say that we're just not gonna get political and then he gets political? It just depends.
Speaker 1:It's they they're the double standards are insane because they're like, well, I'll get political when I want to, and then that's fine. But if you wanna be political and it doesn't and you and I don't agree with you, suddenly we can't be political. We need to... It's not that we shouldn't talk about religion and politics. We just need to understand we're going to have different opinions.
Speaker 1:Talk about it. We need to talk about these important things, you guys. That's the only way to learn and grow. And in all of these things in life that are the most worthwhile is to talk about things that matter. And we're but we have to understand we are going to have different opinions.
Speaker 1:We're all raised differently. We all come from different backgrounds. We all have these different ideas built up in us of what is right and wrong. And then we're going to stand by what we think is right every single time. And we can't just punish people for having different opinions from us, literally taking away a stream of income for them just because they're not saying and doing and being the things we want them to do and say, like you guys telling me what I have to be, do and say.
Speaker 1:I don't want to tell you guys to what to be, do and say. Don't tell me what to be, do and say. And Ed shouldn't tell Macklemore what to be, do and say. It... Not Ed.
Speaker 1:Freaking... What is his name? Elon. Elon and Ed. Freaking Elon and Ed.
Speaker 1:And Elon shouldn't say to people, you can't make money from your original content because you're pro Palestine. It's the same thing that is happening. So I just think we need to reject this idea that we all have to have the same ideas or we can't talk about things that matter. That defeats the whole purpose of talking about things that matter in the first place, which is debate and learning and growing and trying to get to the truth. We can't try to get to the truth if we're going to shut everybody up and force everybody to have the same ideas.
Speaker 1:I don't know what kind of insanity and immaturity everybody has to be at in order to be for that kind of stifling. Okay, so I don't I don't like this whole stifling concept. Okay. I think everybody has to be having the freedom to express themselves, to have their own beliefs and values and priorities. We all have to understand that this is freedom.
Speaker 1:Freedom is what it looks like is everybody being different, everybody being different and everybody being okay with that. And everybody just we can again, you guys know how I feel about the multiculturalism. I think we all need to be in our own countries, visit each other if we want to. But I think that we need to understand that we're just going to all be different. That really is, that's I actually, now that I'm thinking about it, the most pro multiculturalism thing, if you're thinking of it in terms of like multiple cultures instead of them all being in one country.
Speaker 1:It's actually more pro each individual culture to be for these nations staying where they are, keeping their cultures. Everybody's going to lose their identities if we start merging and meshing all of the different cultures and religions into every single country all around the world. We're gonna lose our identities, and that's just gonna be so so dangerous for everybody if we we lose our identities. And that's why I'm against multiculturalism, which is again, another... And Charlie Kirk talked about this before.
Speaker 1:He was killed by Israel, you guys, how the secular Jews are pushing this multiculturalism stuff onto America and other nations. They use it to destabilize everybody. And this sounds mean to people. They think it sounds mean, but it's just what's happening. We have to keep our individual national vibes, if you will.
Speaker 1:I know I have a lot of Gen Z listeners that we have to keep our individual vibes so that we know where we come from, who we are, where we're headed, and that we don't ever lose sight of these things because it's going to be so easy to... People are already so lost out here, you guys. The last thing everybody needs is to forget their own identities. That's the last thing everybody needs. And I think it's it's more pro everybody's individual culture and race and heritage, faith, to let everybody keep it and be where they belong.
Speaker 1:And then nobody's stopping people from visiting. But you just we don't need to do this whole intermingling indefinitely and just sabotaging everybody's individual culture. For what reason? To prove that we're good people, to prove that we're welcoming? We don't have to do that.
Speaker 1:We can visit each other. We don't have to live together. Okay? We don't have to. The Bible talks about, how it's a curse.
Speaker 1:It's a curse when the foreigners all come in. So we just need to, I think, read the Bible would be very enlightening for everybody. Again, I'm always telling you guys, the Bible app, have the link in the description below for you guys to download that, click play, just have the Bible be read to you while you're cleaning, showering, cooking, whatever you're doing. I do it every day. It is very helpful to me because you can do it while you're...
Speaker 1:You can just listen to the Bible being read to you. You don't have to like sit there and read it. I think a lot of people get overwhelmed with, oh, I don't know how I'm going to find the time. The Bible is such a big book. How am going to get through it?
Speaker 1:Just listen to it. Just listen to it. We live in an age, you guys, we're so blessed, where we have technology that we can use it for good or evil. And I think if you're listening to the Bible be read to you, that's a way to use technology for good. So download the Bible app and just press play in Genesis.
Speaker 1:You'll actually shock yourself how far you can get in the Bible just listening to it when you're doing other stuff. Listen, pay attention to what's being said, but you can do it while you're folding laundry or while you're doing other things in your life. Okay. So yeah, I'm just I don't know, you guys, I understand that maybe some people are just like, you turned on us, turned I didn't turn on you. Everything I've ever said was true to how I was feeling in that moment.
Speaker 1:Just like what I'm saying now that my priorities have shifted to my faith and my national interests more than they were in the past year. I mean that too. But I mean everything I've said in the moments that I said them and what with the information I had at the time. When I was a Zionist, I meant everything I said then because that's the information I had at the time. People have to be allowed to have their opinions and to grow and to change and to just refocus and to just have their self interest.
Speaker 1:We're all allowed to do these things. I don't know why we pinpoint people and push them into these corners where we can't ever do any of that. Like, it's just it's just a weird concept to me. But really, my priorities have always been Christianity in America. But it is sad.
Speaker 1:It's overwhelmingly depressing to see the videos of the children and the women in Palestine and all the things that they've gone through. And you start thinking, is this what's coming for any other nation that Israel doesn't like? That's just that's just what you have to wonder. When you see Israel taking over your government as is happening right now in America, we... I mean, you guys, you look at Trump, they...
Speaker 1:JD, they're always surrounded by Jews. That's just how it is. We can say this. We can say these things. Okay.
Speaker 1:We can we're allowed to say the truth. Okay. It turns out we are. It's just what's happening. If you look at APEC and all the people in Congress that are funded by Israel, like you just you guys, Okay, we have to come to terms with what is happening and to see what they've done to Palestine, to see them taking over our country now.
Speaker 1:If you get on their bad side, do they just Palestine you? That is what everybody should be asking themselves at a time like this. So so, yeah, I just... The main the main messages for this episode are back up. Don't tell me what to do.
Speaker 1:Just read the Bible and know know God. Know Jesus. Jesus is God. Don't just just... I mean, really, you guys don't tell other people what to believe and try to cut off their streams of income based on them having different opinions from you.
Speaker 1:I think that is so... It it goes to show that you're not very secure in your own beliefs, that you're right if you're doing that. Speaking to Ed Sheeran and Elon Musk in this moment. And, you know, just be open to people learning more and growing, including yourself. Y'all aren't stuck in this.
Speaker 1:Y'all aren't stuck in this mentality forever. You can choose to read the Bible and grow. You can choose to... And I don't feel like I've changed my mind. I've just changed my priorities and my focus.
Speaker 1:And I think that we would all be better off if we were more focused on our own movements and our own faiths and our own countries. I don't think it should constantly be the situation where we're like, you help me, you forgo your faith and adopt my faith and help me. I think it would be better to just have my faith, have my country and fight for my... And just fight. We just all need to fight our own our own battles.
Speaker 1:That is what I'm saying. And especially Israel. Okay? Because I don't know why y'all think that we owe y'all our men and our time and our resources to go fight this pointless war with Iran. We don't owe any of you anything.
Speaker 1:Let's just end it there. We don't owe any of you anything.