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Standing Firm in a Time of Chaos
15th January 2026 • Living Fearless Devotional • Andy & Hedieh Falco
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Standing Firm in a Time of Chaos

Andy, a former Anaheim Police Officer, and Hedieh, a former Muslim and FBI contractor in counterterrorism who became a Christian, share their inspiring journey of faith on their website, ResurrectMinistry.com. Through the **Living Fearless Devotional** show, they offer an engaging blend of biblical teaching and personal anecdotes, drawing from their adventurous careers in law enforcement and their experiences raising six children in a blended Christian family.


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I was walking through the shadows,

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so lost in my despair.

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But then your light came shining,

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showing me you're always there.

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Your love became my anchor when the storms

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would start to rise.

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Now I'm living fearless in the power of

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Christ.

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Living fearless in your mercy,

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fearless in your grace You've broken every

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chain,

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now I'm running this race No more fear,

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no hesitation,

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I'm lifting up my eyes Living fearless in

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the name of Christ

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Hello, my friends.

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This is Andy and Hedia coming to you

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live from Yorba Linda,

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California for the Living Fearless

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Devotional.

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A production of resurrectministry.com

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where we're harnessing the power of the

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internet to share the gospel around the

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world.

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We invite you to check out the website,

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some resources we have that may help you

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in your walk with Jesus.

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And we love to hear from you.

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You can drop us a line in the

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comment section.

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And if you care to partner with this

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ministry, we would love that.

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You can click the donate now button.

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Yes, absolutely.

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Thank you for your patience.

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For those of you that showed up at

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a different time, my bad.

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Had some technical problems with my

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fingers, apparently.

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Make sure then you, as you're watching,

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make sure in chat and let us know

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what it is that you want to ask

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us.

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Any questions,

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let us know where you're watching from.

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Ask us anything unrelated.

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but just make sure in comment as much

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as possible i will try to remember to

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remind you guys from time to time but

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uh yeah just keep the chat going the

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more you chat the more um it'll push

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it out to other people that may not

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normally see the show so that's one way

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that we can share the word of god

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and if you have any prayer requests make

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sure and put those in the chat also

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that way at the end of the show

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when we end in prayer we will include

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your prayer request

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For the hundreds of billions of people

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that are watching.

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Oh, wow.

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We went from billions to billions to

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hundreds of billions.

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There are that many people on the earth,

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though.

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I don't think we have more than ten

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billion.

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I don't know.

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What is the current population of the

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world?

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Hey,

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you had some exciting stuff happen

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yesterday.

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Yes, Friday.

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We talked about it yesterday.

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Oh, my goodness.

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We talked about it before,

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but your show has become a reality as

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far as recording all the segments.

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We did.

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We recorded our first show yesterday for

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the Real Life Network.

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It's going to be a broadcast TV show.

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Was the name difficult to come up with?

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Living Fearless?

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No, the other show, your show.

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Hedia?

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Oh, that's called Hedia?

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Oh.

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You know how to Doberman pincer?

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Some years ago I had a Doberman pincer

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dog.

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Oh, it's not a pincher?

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No, pincer.

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Oh,

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I always thought they were Doberman

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pinchers.

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No, pincer.

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It's German.

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Okay, pincer.

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Pincer.

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And you know the name of the Doberman?

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How do you?

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No, Dobie.

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Yeah,

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I had the same problem you did coming

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up with a name.

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It wasn't my idea.

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I bought it, actually.

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I love it.

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I think it's fantastic because it's

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unique.

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There's no other show on the planet called

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Hedia.

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As of now, I guess.

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As far as we know.

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But the information that you're going to

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be giving out is critical now to what's

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going on in our world.

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I think it's needed.

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Pastor Jack's a visionary.

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I think it'll be big.

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Just got to make sure people know where

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to find it and how to see it.

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Well,

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and also they don't kick us off the

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air.

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Yeah.

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Well, it's on his own network, though.

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Did he control it essentially?

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No.

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No.

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Oh.

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Yeah.

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It's on our network,

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but it's being carried by channels that

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theoretically could kick us off.

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Our television channels.

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Yeah, we don't know.

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Wow.

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We don't know how that's going to work

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out.

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We're assuming it.

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Well, in that case,

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it's not going to last long,

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so make sure.

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Catch it while you can.

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No,

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we have confidence we're not going to get

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kicked off.

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What are some of the topics in these

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episodes that you filmed that people can

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look forward to?

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Well,

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we decided to do the first couple ones

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evergreen.

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So it's just kind of laying down what

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I've been harping on from Raymond

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Ibrahim's historical account of

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Christendom and the loss of Christendom,

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really trying to drive home the point that

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this conflict of Christendom with Islam

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has been going on for fourteen hundred

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years almost.

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And we really need to see it clearly.

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We'll talk about that a little bit more

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tonight.

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So we talk about that and we talk

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about the brotherhood and the plan of the

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brotherhood for the United States.

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And at the end,

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it ends with witnessing to Muslims,

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which is always a point.

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I have a couple of questions about that

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later on.

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Okay.

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I think it's just been kind of coming

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around.

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Have you been watching any of the TPUSA?

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Yes.

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Amfest.

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Amfest.

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Gosh,

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I just I've been watching it for three

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days and I can't remember the name of

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it.

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And they're not talking about Islam very

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much.

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Only one was Tucker.

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Martin Sedra.

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We need to love them, too.

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Yeah, Tucker is on some weird...

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It's based on that topic.

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So remind me if I forget at the

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end of the show.

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We'll have some discussion about that.

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But yeah,

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I'm a little surprised how little,

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considering we believe,

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because I'm on the end of the red

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part, right?

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I'm on the red part,

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you're on the green part.

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Which one is the Islamist?

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What color is that?

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Red-green alliance.

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Right.

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Which one did I forget?

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Which one is which?

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Green.

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Oh, green.

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Oh, the greenies.

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Islam is the color green.

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Like motto.

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I, well, I,

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the only reason I get confused is because

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all of the liberals that.

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Oh, we call them the greenies.

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We call them the greenies and they.

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That's a Yorba Linda thing.

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And they have green hair and they wear

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green shirts.

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Because in, uh, the red is communist,

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communist red.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Red.

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I tend to stick with more of the

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Marxist communist stuff that's being

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pushed on our children in school.

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Right.

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Uh,

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and then you were on the Islamist side,

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but somehow they've been able to partner

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up.

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Oh, for decades, if not centuries.

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So we're going to be talking about

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standing firm in a time of chaos,

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which really seems to be a time of

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chaos.

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And so I think what is really the

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point we need to drive home is that

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what we see unfolding right now,

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it looks like random acts of violence,

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like everybody's just gone mad,

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but it's not disconnected chaos.

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It's really this ideological convergence.

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And most importantly for us as Christians,

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we have to understand it's spiritual.

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So when we're seeing all the attacks,

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the shootings,

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these plots that are being stopped by the

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FBI,

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one was in Los Angeles not too long

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ago.

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That's a big one.

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And all the other stuff,

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the assassinations and assassination

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attempts.

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Bondi Beach massacre.

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Fifteen people are dead.

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What?

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In Bondi Beach,

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sixteen people are now dead.

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Yeah.

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Forty plus injured.

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So it seems like everything's escalating

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all at once.

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All of these things at the same time.

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So what's going on?

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Well, again,

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if we want to look at it from

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a spiritual perspective,

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we can't be ignorant of the devil's

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schemes.

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And so it's not about living in fear.

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It's just looking at it with clarity,

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because when we are not in denial about

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what happens,

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it makes it easier to stand firm.

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And I think towards the end,

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I'm going to put this in a historical

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context,

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because I really think this is a plight

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of Christians that we've seen

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Really over millennia that we we tend to

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cower in the face of in particular the

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threat of Islam because of our own like

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self-criticism and our own failures as as

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a people as a disciplined people of

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Christians and it leads to

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It leads to the loss of our societies

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and it has for centuries,

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fourteen hundred years.

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We've lost city after city after country

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after country because of these internal

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struggles.

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And we'll get into that a bit more,

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but let's start with the beginning.

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So we see the targeted violence against

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the Jewish community overseas in Bondi

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Beach in Australia.

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And we see the shooting at an elite

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American university on campus.

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We saw the ambush of the National Guards

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in D.C.

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And then we see this very large domestic

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terror plot.

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Everything with, you know,

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training on explosive devices,

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discovering ready-made bombs,

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very sophisticated ready-made bombs,

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weaponry.

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It was really...

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to be a very massive terrorist attack and

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so these are all different places

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different actors and yet somehow the same

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underlying worldview so when you say

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worldview you're not talking politics

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right no you're talking a belief system uh

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these aren't just crimes right

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And that's the way people are talking

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about them.

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Oh, we have this,

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and then we have that.

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And everyone's just like putting them in

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these individual boxes and being like, ah,

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it's a Muslim.

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They shouted Allah Akbar.

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You know, like everybody, you know,

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trying to find the box that they're going

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to put this terrorist attack to achieve

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the political motive that they want.

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You know,

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instead of seeing it cohesively as an

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attack on moral order.

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Right.

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This is a really, this is actually,

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I mean, it's not good that it happened,

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but it's a good situation that we can

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now kind of say,

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do you see what we're talking about?

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That it's not a singular group.

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And even with my dear friend,

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Brandon House, I'm on his show often,

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I'm like this voice in the wilderness

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saying, listen,

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we need to stop putting these things in

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boxes.

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Because if we continue to do that,

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we're just infighting.

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We're not seeing that this red-green

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alliance has turned very violent and very

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dangerous.

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And we need to come together as civilized

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people against the uncivilized anarchists.

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And we need to find allies.

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I mean,

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we're not going to find allies in the

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radical left,

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but we will find allies in the Democrat

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Party.

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You know,

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there are Jewish people in the Democrat

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Party that don't like the rise of

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anti-Semitism.

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You know what I mean?

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There are reasonable people who believe in

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the American way.

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They just want bigger social systems.

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Like historically,

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to be a Democrat meant you want bigger

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government.

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You want more services.

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You know,

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we would argue basically fiscal policy.

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You know, and there are, I believe,

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still some Democrats like that.

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We're not going to find allies in the

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radical left because they're supporting

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this movement.

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They want to tear down, not build up.

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But there are people, I think,

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on both sides of the aisle that still

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believe in America and the moral order of

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America.

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So, right, so just to clarify,

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these are attacks on order, authority,

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and really a moral structure,

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our moral structure.

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both as the country and Christianity.

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Yes.

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Because America is a Christian nation.

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Right.

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And so they're entwined whether people

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want to believe it or not.

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The attack on Jewish worshipers was not

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random.

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Right.

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And it was jihadist violence fueled by

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anti-Semitism.

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Yes.

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The ideology has one goal when it comes

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to Jews and its elimination.

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We cannot sugarcoat that one single bit.

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This is what they want.

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They want to have gone off the planet.

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Right.

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Exactly.

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Should we say hi to our friends?

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Oh, sure.

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Hi, Carrie.

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New login.

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Look at that.

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Hi, Kelly.

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And here we are.

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Hi.

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It's related to Satan's original lie in

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the garden.

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What does that name say?

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Fourth Adam.

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Hello there.

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And instead of accepting God's word and

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embodying his word,

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we accepted Satan's word and embodied

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that.

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God's blood lineage was defiled,

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hence the importance of the word.

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Amen.

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Hedia, you look glamorous.

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Yeah, this is leftover from yesterday.

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It's the big caterpillar eyelashes.

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True, Hedia.

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It's attack on God's logos, his order.

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Amen.

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Morality is the key issue.

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And we're going to get to that for

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sure.

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And Kerry says,

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finding too many divided on both sides

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because they're not in the word.

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Amen.

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You know, I mean,

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you just even see the right fracturing

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again over Israel.

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It's this and it was really I really

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encourage people if you go to right side

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broadcasting and watch the discussion

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between Steve Deese and Doug Wilson.

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Doug Wilson,

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who is a replacement theologist.

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But he explains and I'm so glad they

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brought him to explain that because he has

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street cred with what we call woke right.

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So people who believe in replacement

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theology.

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But he was saying, listen,

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you cannot your idea that the church has

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been grafted in to the promises of Israel

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and now encompass those those promises.

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does not allow you to be a jew

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hater he says we don't hate anyone he's

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like if you hate people for who they

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are as a race then you're not following

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christ and our and our first and foremost

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responsibility is to be christ-like so

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he's like that's absolutely off the table

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And he said it very powerfully,

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very eloquently.

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And Steve Deese, who was supposed to,

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I guess, argue replacement theology,

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instead said, you know,

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I stand on the intellectual scholarship of

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this man sitting here.

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So if you think I'm going to attack

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him, that's not what I'm going to do.

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He says,

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all I'm going to tell you is that

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Romans nine through eleven tells us what

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God's promises are for Israel.

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And we're going to see those come to

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fruition.

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So he just basically, you know,

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kind of built on what Doug said instead

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of trying to tear it down.

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But the questions that they were fielding

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from the audience,

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the hostility towards Israel and Steve

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Deese's responses were brilliant.

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Oh, really?

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Oh, my God, they were so good.

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So I really encourage you to watch that

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because he said because he's also talked

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about Islam.

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So he said he said, you know,

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we're so focused on Israel and about

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whether he's like, listen,

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if I had a choice,

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we wouldn't give a penny to anywhere,

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he says.

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But we gave one hundred and twenty percent

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more money to Ukraine.

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And he's like,

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I don't hear anybody complaining about

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that.

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Everybody just brings up the thirty nine

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billion to Israel,

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one of the most corrupt countries in the

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world.

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Right.

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And it's literally being siphoned off to

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God knows where.

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And he says,

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and then when you think about, you know,

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if you want to question whether Israel is

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a natural ally, he's like,

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why are we not questioning the nations

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that have been destroying us for fourteen

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hundred years?

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He's like,

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you're telling me that you think Israel is

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a bigger threat than the Islamic nations

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like Qatar and Saudi that have been trying

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to destroy us for fourteen hundred years?

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Right.

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And so I was like, bam,

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he said it.

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But the fact that the audience was

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obsessed with the Israel question,

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and it comes up repeatedly in the open

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question time.

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So this is just super important that

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wherever you land theologically,

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and I'm sure most people listening to us

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are on the same side as us.

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We're dispensationalists.

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We're not replacement theology.

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Doesn't matter.

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It doesn't mean that we don't believe that

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God had a covenant and a relationship with

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the Jewish people.

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Now,

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whether you believe that covenants passed

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or not is irrelevant.

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And he says there are brilliant minds that

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have argued this for centuries.

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He says that doesn't lead us to hate.

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And he said, he said,

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if you believe the Jews control the world.

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Well, I mean,

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a Jew did create the entire world.

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I was like, oh, yeah.

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Yes, that was really good.

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So, and let's look at the campus shooting.

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So of course, you know, we all,

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everybody thought it was a Muslim.

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I'm like, okay, shout it out.

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But you know,

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despite the fact that we don't really know

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much about this guy.

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I think it's gonna be a lot more

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is gonna come out later on about his

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motives and things like that.

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We do have to understand that these

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campuses are basically saturated with

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messages about how evil America is and how

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faith is dangerous and that resistance is

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righteous.

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And so when violence is constantly

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justified,

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with rhetoric,

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then someone eventually decides to act

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that out physically.

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And that's what people are missing is that

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when you treat rhetoric like it has no

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consequences,

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it eventually leads to violence and has

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very dangerous consequences.

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And we can't keep allowing the

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justification of violence in words and not

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expect them to get acted out.

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So if we look at the attack on

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the National Guardsmen in Washington,

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D.C.,

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that seems to be especially revealing when

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it comes to this issue in regard to

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there was an attack on authority.

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Right.

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On the uniforms of our of our military,

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on the state itself.

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As a former cop, that would be me.

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I'll tell you, with extremists,

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when extremists are targeting uniformed

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service members, that's not coincidence.

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That's ideology.

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You're no longer dealing with crime.

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You're dealing with insurgent thinking,

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and in this case, ideology matters.

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Radical Islamist beliefs don't just reject

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American policies.

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They reject American legitimacy,

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which is being questioned in every school

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through what's being taught in our

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schools.

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They're telling and teaching the children

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not to

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think of America as a legitimate country,

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essentially.

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That our constitution is racist.

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Right, that we're oppressors,

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that we're colonial imperialists,

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and we've subjugated people.

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I mean,

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you're just constantly breaking down,

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fracturing,

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smashing the idea of America as a

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righteous nation.

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And then pretending that this is a mental

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health issue misses the point entirely,

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because that keeps coming up.

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Oh my goodness, that's the worst.

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That is the absolute worst.

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And again, so it...

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And you got to understand from the

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government's perspective,

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there's a multiplicity of reasons why they

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do this.

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Again, they don't want to stoke fear.

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So they don't want the American people to

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be terrified that all of this is

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connected.

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It's not that it's one person connecting

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them,

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but there are ideas that are connecting

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them.

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And so...

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You heard me talk about this.

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I will continue to talk about this.

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The new violent extremist box that Kash

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Patel and others have talked about is the

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nihilistic violent extremism.

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And so this is where the conversation

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breaks down because it's not just

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anarchists smashing windows.

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It is a convergence of the violent

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anarchists and the jihadists,

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and they're moving in the same direction

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and they're coming up from different

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belief systems.

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But they share one thing in common,

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and that is hatred for the Judeo-Christian

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values and Western civilization.

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So it doesn't matter that they don't

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agree.

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they don't agree on the future right on

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the future if they agree that the current

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system must be destroyed burn yeah burn to

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the ground islamists bring long-term

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ideological discipline and religious

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motivation long term right thousands of

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years not just a couple days right

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Radical leftists bring chaos, sabotage,

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revolutionary energy,

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one that wants control.

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The other wants collapse.

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Together, they accelerate the destruction,

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which we've seen very clearly.

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So I want to go back to the

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mental health issue is that when as far

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as being in law enforcement,

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when we would say that somebody was crazy

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or their act was because they are not

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mentally healthy is not

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what we see in any of these incidents,

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because almost every one of these

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incidents,

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I'm trying to think one that may not

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have been,

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but every one of them takes planning.

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Crazy people don't plan.

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And I think we're going to find the

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same thing with the Brown killer because I

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think they're going to come up with some.

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He was disgruntled.

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He was on psych meds.

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He was, you know what I mean?

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He had two different plates for his car.

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He rented cars.

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He rented a storage unit.

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Two different locations.

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Two locations.

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On a Saturday, new to go to university,

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there'd be people in the room on a

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Saturday.

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We have video of him casing out the

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location beforehand.

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I mean, just those things alone is not...

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Somebody that was insane that lost their

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mind.

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When you lose your mind and then kill

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somebody, that's instantaneous.

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It's very fast.

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But somebody who's lost their mind isn't.

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And this guy was an intelligent person.

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He'd gone to two major universities,

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one in Portugal.

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And studying physics.

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Underwater basket weaving.

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Right.

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And so this is that, you know,

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when it comes to this kind of chaos

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that they're creating,

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this is in the planning.

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In regard to Islam,

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it's thousands and hundreds of years of

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planning to the end.

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They're following the book, the Koran.

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in many ways.

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That's their book of how to get this

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done and why it should be done.

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And there's been dozens of Islamic

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thinkers,

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Islamist thinkers in the nineteenth and

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twentieth century and the twenty first

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century that are just bringing this in,

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bringing it from just armies into the

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civilizational jihad,

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teaching

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teaching generations of kids who don't

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even realize.

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So the Islamic centers were funded by

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Saudi, flooded with golf money,

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the Islamic centers in the United States

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and around the world, around the world.

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I saw it in every country I traveled,

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filled with Saudi textbooks,

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Saudi trained imams,

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teachers in Sunday schools,

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everywhere from a hut in Indonesia,

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all the way to the streets of Paris.

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And

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So that started in the nineteen eighties.

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So these kids that started in those

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schools are now fifty years old.

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They've had their own kids and their kids

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sometimes have had kids.

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So they don't even realize that they have

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been taught this very militant political

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version of Islam because they know no

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other Islam,

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because that's the one that they've been

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fed.

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Right.

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And so they've raised up this kind of

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militant, extreme interpretation of Islam.

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And I know there's a lot of people

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who say that's Islam, basically.

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And it is.

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It is.

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But I'm separating Islamist thinking from

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your everyday, non-practicing, cultural,

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normative Muslim.

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person who's been muslim for generations

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he drinks he eats pork he just you

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know what i mean he just he happens

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to culturally identify as a muslim any um

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and my personally i can tell you for

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a fact i was a devout muslim but

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i was part of a reformist sect so

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we believed we could change how the quran

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was interpreted so there are

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you know,

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pockets of these kinds of communities all

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over the world.

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But what I used to keep telling the

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US government and every government I got

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my hands on was that you were radicalizing

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the middle.

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By allowing this movement to grow,

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you have changed it from a small

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percentage of Muslims to a major portion

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of Muslims.

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So when I used to in the nineteen

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nineties say this is a small segment,

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this is, you know,

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ten percent of the Muslims today,

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I would say it's sixty percent.

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Because it's just been so massive around

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the world that now it's a huge problem

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because these kids don't even realize.

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Like, if you ask the average, you know,

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Palestinian protesting kid,

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why are you following the Ikhwan,

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the Brotherhood?

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They would be like, who's the Ikhwan?

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Right.

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They wouldn't even know what you're

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talking about.

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So if we look at the L.A.

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terror plot, it is the most...

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It's one of the best examples of how

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this alliance has come to grow because the

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Turtle Island Liberation Front,

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so they're not just angry activists.

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They were preparing bombs.

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And the rhetoric that they were using was

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revolutionary, anti-colonial.

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So Turtle Island is what they call the

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United States.

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And they basically say it's America's

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illegitimate because the Judeo-Christian

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tradition is a colonizer.

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Oppressor took the land and everywhere

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that there is a Judeo-Christian,

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and they call us Judeo-Christian culture,

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it must be torn down.

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So they've globalized the intifada.

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So the image we're going to show you

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is just a perfect description of how these

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two ideas have merged.

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And so this young lady here,

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probably Hawaiian, Indian,

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I'm not calling them Native American

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anymore.

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And her t-shirt says,

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from Turtle Island to Palestine.

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They have taken on the pro-Palestinian

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talking point.

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So they say from Turtle Island to Israel,

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basically saying any society that has

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those principles must be torn down as the

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oppressors.

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And they use the Islamists and the

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jihadists attend their rallies.

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They cross post.

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They support each other.

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They do protests together.

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It is the Islamists do not give a

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hoot

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if their partners are Muslims anymore.

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They do not care.

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And I tell people the evolution when we

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had Al-Qaeda,

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when we were studying Al-Qaeda is those

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guys that went over to fight for Al-Qaeda

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were trained in study circles.

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They were in these little study circles,

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these cells for months before they went

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over to fight.

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By the time we get to ISIS,

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those guys are turned into jihadi Muslims

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in six weeks.

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They were radicalized in these super fast

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ways.

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They didn't even care how nominally

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Muslims they were.

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Girls were going from Minnesota.

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You know,

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they were in a bikini one day and

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a burqa the next.

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Now they're not bothering them.

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They're not bothering to change them into

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Islam.

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It's too much work.

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It's too much work.

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Why bother?

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You can get these crazy anarchists to

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fight just for the sake of fighting.

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So why bother?

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And it is so it is a cocktail

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of exponential violence.

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It really is, because it's been,

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as you've described in our educational

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system.

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So we talked about the Islamic centers and

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their indoctrination.

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Combine that with the anarchist leftist

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indoctrination of the American and Western

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youth.

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And you put these two together and they're

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just like kissing cousins.

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You know what I mean?

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Well,

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the most important things are that they

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dumbed down the kids.

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That has been done for over a hundred

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years.

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The process of dumbing down the kids is

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actually a really real thing.

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Then you teach them that they're either

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oppressed or oppressors.

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Right.

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Pull God out.

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Pull God out.

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And you take God out so that they

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don't have a higher being to look as

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the authority, which takes out morals,

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which on top of that,

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they sexualize the kids.

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It's the perfect cocktail for putting some

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children, not all of them,

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because not all of them buy into it.

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But the problem is you get a large

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number of them to buy into it.

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And then they become the future of this

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nihilistic group.

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Absolutely.

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And they're ripe for it and can be

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indoctrinated very quickly.

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It made me think of Romans one,

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when God says that he's going to give

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them over to a debased mind,

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he talks about the...

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The sexual immorality.

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So the sexual immorality and the lying

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with strange flesh,

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meaning the unnatural sleeping together of

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the genders,

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meaning the same gender sleeping together,

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then God gives them over to a debased

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mind.

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So the sexual immorality breaks down the

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mental barriers to this kind of

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violence and this kind of immorality

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because it just removes their,

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their God given innate natural boundaries

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to want to be good and want to

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pursue God.

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Right.

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And so it makes them, uh,

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subject to all of these just crazy

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ideologies.

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And that's not feed into a,

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one of the main tenants of the Quran

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when it comes to, uh, uh,

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killing,

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I was trying to look for another word

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that wasn't so firm,

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but killing Jews that they will,

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when they do that,

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and hopefully they will die and then be

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able to have as many virgins as they

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have.

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So it feeds into that sexual desire.

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Exactly.

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So that's why you see them quite often,

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the father and the son who were involved

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in the shooting in Australia,

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they weren't wearing bullet-resistant

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vests.

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They weren't wearing anything.

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They didn't count on living.

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Their whole goal was to kill as many

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Jews as possible,

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knowing that when they were killed in the

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act of doing that,

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that they would be in wherever they're

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going with the virgins.

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But it's basically a giant brothel.

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Can you imagine that this dad was able

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to do this to his son to get

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him to follow this?

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be that extreme to be a martyr well

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and you think that it was it wasn't

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just the father that's the sunday school

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he went to that's the mosque he went

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to that's what he was taught from when

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he was four right and that's not mental

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illness that is not that is a trained

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ideology a trained way of thinking yes and

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living their lives absolutely absolutely

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So basically what people chant today,

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what they're chanting in all the

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universities becomes what someone acts on

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tomorrow,

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as we saw in Charlie Kirk's martyrdom.

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Absolutely.

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It's the chant of him being hateful,

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of him being racist,

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of him being homophobic, all those things,

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then somebody is willing to act on it.

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And when the culture refuses to draw moral

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lines,

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violence will end up filling that gap.

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Absolutely.

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So this brings us to our leaders,

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our congressmen, our representatives,

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senators,

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and even at times our presidents.

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What is the thing that caused them to

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refuse to name this clearly and to say

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what it is?

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Truth has a cost.

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And you call out Islamism,

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they say you're Islamophobic,

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you're intolerant, you're a bigot,

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you're a fascist.

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You call out the radical left and you

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risk political backlash.

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And so silence becomes safer than honesty.

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And the reality is silence doesn't protect

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people.

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So that's why we see this total chaos.

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And I'm telling you,

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we are going to see it ramp up.

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This is just the beginning.

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This is going to continue to get worse

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because the Muslims have figured out the

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magic bullet.

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Get these crazy anarchist kids and this

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can reach exponential heights of chaos.

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Well, when I talk about leaders, too,

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you know, I also left out as pastors,

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the leaders of churches who choose to be

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silent.

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Absolutely.

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And that was one of the things they

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also,

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and now to the other thing about calling

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people racist and Islamophobe.

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We don't get them on politics.

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Well, the first thing they said,

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when somebody goes against us,

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attack them.

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When somebody says that Somalia is

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stealing the money from the government,

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from all these programs,

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you have to attack them as racists.

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And that was the way that they were

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to get the politicians.

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They're not to say anything about it.

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They were busy stealing.

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I think it's up to ten billion dollars

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now that they can.

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Oh, my goodness.

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Ten billion.

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Yeah.

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I think somebody said it's going to be

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fourteen billion by the time they're done.

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They're predicting fourteen billion.

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Let's see that they were able to get

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that done for the longest period of the

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period of time they were able to do

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it because they knew that they would call,

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you know, Tampon Tim a racist.

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Oh,

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he did not want to be called a

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racist.

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All right.

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It's time for God's people to go on

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the offensive, declaring God's kingdom.

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A discipling nation obey Jesus's teaching

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to follow his example.

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Amen.

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Should have been doing that a long time

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ago.

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But yes, better late than never.

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Phobia is an irrational fear.

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So it is meaningless when talking about

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Islam.

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That is absolutely true.

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that's a that is a rational thought that

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is a quote i have uh the best

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form of defense is an offense satan is

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not standing still nor should god's people

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we must take the fight to satan amen

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so um yeah so silence doesn't protect

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people

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What do you have to say?

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It protects ideology.

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There you go.

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That's the problem.

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Compassion without truth is not love.

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Oh, I have a whole question about that.

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Jesus never avoided truth to persevere.

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I did it again.

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Preserve comfort.

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He confronted deception directly.

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So, she notes, oh, your beautiful ring.

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Oh, that's not the right one.

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I got her a new ring for her

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birthday.

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My wedding ring.

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So what does living fearless actually look

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like in a moment like this?

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So I had this realization listening to

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Raymond on trigonometry,

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and then he did this really cool podcast

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about the history of Islam.

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He keeps driving home this point.

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I do the same as a student of

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history that.

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often people throughout time,

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theologians and scholars have asked, okay,

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so Islamic armies came, conquered,

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seventy-five percent of Christendom,

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which was all of Middle East,

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North Africa, and parts of Asia,

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seventy-five percent of Christendom was

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gone in the first hundred years,

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and then most of it,

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the rest of it,

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was conquered in the next twelve hundred

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years before the victory of World War I

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and the defeat of the Ottoman Empire.

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Why?

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Why do the Christians constantly lose to

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the Muslims?

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And so there was a number of theories.

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So some of the theories were that the

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Byzantine Empire was weakened by

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constantly fighting with the Sassanid

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dynasty, the Persians.

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So both armies were weakened because the

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Persians fell to the Muslims too,

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and they hate it.

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And to this day,

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the Persians hate that they were conquered

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by the Arabs.

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But they so historians had said, well,

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they were weakened and the Muslims were

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more aggressive.

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But people really don't believe that

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that's a good enough explanation.

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And I tell you,

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I can't I can't tell you how many

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times I have come across in modern day.

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So mind you,

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they're saying this frequently.

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about a battle thirteen hundred years ago

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that I this same argument I heard in

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my career in government service was that

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those towel heads in the flip flops,

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they are not going to defeat us.

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And so there was always this arrogance

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about Christendom that these

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unsophisticated

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uh just you know what i mean the

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the towel heads the hajis we're not going

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to get defeated by the hajis and so

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that was always a weakness is they

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underestimated them we're more powerful we

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are smarter we're more sophisticated come

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on now you know and so they they

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underestimated their opponents and so they

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were defeated often in battle because of

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that

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But that doesn't explain it.

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That doesn't explain it.

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So historians looking at it say that,

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you know what, that's not good enough.

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That's not a good enough explanation.

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There was mass migration.

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And so people blame it on that,

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that there was these suddenly invading

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armies with lots of people.

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They were overwhelmed.

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Also doesn't explain it.

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The most reasonable explanation.

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explanation is the one that's least

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accepted.

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And it was it's the same thing.

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Thirteen hundred years later,

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it's religious zeal,

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the zeal of the Muslim fighter.

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And back then and throughout history,

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people do not want to acknowledge that the

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religion has and in its doctrine,

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in the holy book,

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in its discussions about war,

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it advocates for

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rape, murder, decapitation, conquering,

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torture.

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It is enslavement,

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subjugating of the children,

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get them to pay the tax or kill

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them.

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And so this, the fervor,

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the difference with the Christian

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is that in the armies of the Christians,

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you're fighting a just war.

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So your soldiers have a discipline about

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them.

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And even if they do, like,

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steal some booty or, God forbid,

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rape somebody, there's this trigger of,

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oh, that's really bad.

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You know,

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there's not this wide-scale acceptance of

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rape.

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And we have the Geneva Convention.

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And we have the Geneva Convention.

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Back then, they didn't.

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I'm talking about when did we fail even

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back then.

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Yeah.

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So...

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It is this kind of moral clarity of

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Christendom that we just don't do things

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like that.

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We go so far and we stop.

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Right.

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We don't cross what would be a red

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line for our morals.

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Exactly.

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And for our doctrine and what we've been

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taught.

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Right.

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And what it means to be a soldier

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of Christ.

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So there are moral limits to the way

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a Christian fights.

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And sometimes we're more concerned about

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words, about what we're called.

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You know, if we do this,

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they're going to call us, you know,

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conquerors or whatever.

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Barbarians.

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Barbarians.

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And we don't want to be called that.

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Right.

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And so it.

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There has never been an acknowledgement,

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and I'm not saying by any stretch of

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the imagination, we should become savages.

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That is not what I'm saying at all.

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But what I'm saying is,

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is that they didn't acknowledge what they

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were up against.

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And so they couldn't anticipate the

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brutality that they were gonna face.

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And not only were the Muslim armies

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sanctioned to commit this kind of

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violence,

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their reward in heaven was eternal sexual

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pleasure.

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So they're saying,

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kill as many people as you can,

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rape the women, and guess what?

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If you happen to die,

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you're gonna have sex for the rest of

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eternity with seventy-two girls that are

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constantly virgins.

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Their virginity is regenerated every

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twenty-four hours.

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I'm sorry, that's really graphic,

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but it's true.

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So there is this zeal that the Christian

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armies could not overcome.

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And oftentimes,

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that was reinforced by the church that was

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saying god is punishing us for our

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disobedience and that to a certain extent

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is true so there is this sense of

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moral failure because

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Christendom had become decadent.

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Once it became a state religion under

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Constantinople,

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it became this kind of decadent state

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religion.

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And so they were demoralized by

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themselves,

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by their own lack of discipline,

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and then demoralized by this savage army

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that had no rules.

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And so where does that bring us today?

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Again, still, we underestimate our enemy.

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And two, we still lack discipline.

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So the same thing that plagued us,

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thirteen hundred years ago,

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still plagues us today.

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So I'm not saying by any stretch,

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as I said before,

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we are not to become savages.

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We are to become disciplined.

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We are to become righteous and moral.

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And were we to uphold the standards that

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God expected of us and understand our

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enemy, then God willing,

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he would give us victory.

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But it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy,

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right?

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I am morally failing.

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I am undisciplined and therefore I get

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conquered and therefore I remain

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undisciplined.

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It's this defeatist mentality, right?

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That we never pull ourselves out of.

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And you also,

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and I hope this is in line with

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what you're talking about,

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but you even had a discussion with Obama

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trying to explain to him that he doesn't

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understand Islam.

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and he refused oh yeah did you think

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he refused because he knows if many people

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thought he was muslim or he just simply

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well i mean he said i don't believe

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in religion he's a humanist so he's like

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i'm not going to get dragged into a

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war with a song i won't which we

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ended up being in a very long war

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yeah right well and that's the problem

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that's

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Again, those are,

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you know what I mean is that we

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don't have the stomach for victory and yet

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we have a tremendous amount of greed.

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So the military industrial complex is

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like, go, go, go,

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because people are making billions of

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dollars.

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And yet we don't have the moral fortitude

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to actually win.

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So can I take this to Gaza for

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a second on the, on this discussion?

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Because I believe Netanyahu wanted to.

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completely destroy the Palestinians.

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And we didn't let them.

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No.

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But people hate Netanyahu.

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I mean,

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when they bring up Israel and the Jews,

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that's the person that they look at as

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the great devil in many senses.

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But he's right in the sense that I

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don't know how many other things he's

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right in.

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I don't want to get into all of

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that discussion.

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But at least that, no,

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this needs to be eradicated.

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And stopped.

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And that's what God told the Israelites

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for centuries, you know?

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But they never listened because it

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requires a level of brutality most

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Judeo-Christians can't stomach.

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Right.

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And I get that too.

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And probably a lot of Jews.

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Right.

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The Judeo-Christians are what we call

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Western civilization.

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They can't stomach it.

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And yet they wonder why this keeps

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happening to them.

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Then that's for five thousand years.

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They go, see, we stopped.

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We didn't kill you all.

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Be nice to us.

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Quit it.

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But ten years later,

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when they get enough kids to grow up

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to be adults, then they're back on.

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Well,

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because people keep saying that October

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seventh was a retaliation to what Israel

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does to the Palestinians.

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And and no matter how many times you

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say it,

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they were a free state from two thousand

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six.

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They were not in a fight with Gaza.

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The Hamas was controlling Gaza.

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They had pulled out of Gaza.

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But what did Hamas do?

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They built underground tunnels and rockets

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to kill Israelis.

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You know what I mean?

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He's like, we tried this already.

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We had a two state solution.

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You know what I mean?

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But this is what they did with it.

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But people are saying, no, you know,

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you're extremely brutal.

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And all these kids were getting up to

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the mic, sixty thousand dead kids.

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And Steve is like,

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where do you get that number?

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Like you're just you're literally

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repeating a number from Hamas.

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You know what I mean?

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That's been debunked, you know,

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dozens of times.

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Nobody can tell you where that number

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comes from.

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But they've killed sixty thousand women

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and children.

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Yeah.

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And they take pictures from other battles

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from other centuries, not centuries,

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but other decades.

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And yes.

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And then they take pictures of kids in

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hospitals that are actually sick with

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cancer and say it was the Jews.

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Right.

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And it goes on.

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The propaganda goes on.

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I think you answered my question,

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but I just want to kind of go

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through this,

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and I hope I can word this question

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correctly.

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But in regard to kind of what Tucker

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said in the sense,

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and you even said this about your family

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who's Muslim still,

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is that to battle the jihadists is a

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difficult one because there may be some

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Muslims like your sect that are not

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vicious killers.

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Right.

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Absolutely.

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We're not supposed to hate people.

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We're supposed to have a mentality and a

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mindset and the political will to defeat

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Islamism.

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So for example,

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the strategies that I lay out for

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communities is twofold.

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So we say,

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love God with all your heart, soul, mind,

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and strength.

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Love your neighbor as yourself.

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So love God with all your heart, soul,

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strength means make sure your laws protect

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the Judeo-Christian way of life.

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Make sure that our politicians take an

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oath of office and allegiance to this

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country.

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Control your borders,

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prevent mass immigration,

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control the way your ordinances are

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imposed in your county so that you do

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not have an Islamic call to prayer five

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times a day,

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disrupting people at five in the morning.

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I mean, things that protect our country.

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And nowhere else in the world is this

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strange.

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You know what I mean?

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Like,

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you don't go to a Muslim country and

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start ringing church bells.

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There are actually not any churches in

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most of those countries.

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Playing Christmas music.

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Yes.

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You don't go running down the street

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singing Christmas carols.

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You know what I mean?

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So it's only considered strange here

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because we've allowed it to be considered

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strange, to have boundaries.

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And the Muslims like me would that I

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like I used to be wouldn't have a

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problem with those because they don't play

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the Azzan outside at five in the morning.

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You know what I mean?

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They wouldn't have a problem with having

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community property laws.

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So these anti-Sharia legislation are

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facially neutral.

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They do not ban Sharia.

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And I'm going through one in the Florida

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county legislator with someone who

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contacted me.

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I'm super excited about that because I

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think we could use it as a template

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across the nation.

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But she had mentioned Sharia law on it.

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And I went through the explanation.

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I said,

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you need to take out Sharia and you

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need to tell

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your county commissioners,

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you do not hate Muslims.

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And this isn't about people being able to

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practice their religion.

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This is about making sure there are no

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parallel systems of justice and law in

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this county and in this state that

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contravene the laws of the country.

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So women,

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Muslim women and Christian women and

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atheist women all get community property

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rights.

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they cannot be disinherited.

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They don't lose custody of their children

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because they divorced a man.

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The same protections that go,

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and you tell your commissioners,

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I wanna protect the Muslim woman that gets

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divorced,

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who signed a piece of paper when she

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got married saying she gives up rights to

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her kids,

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but didn't realize one day that this man

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was gonna beat the crap out of her

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and that she was gonna need to get

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divorced.

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So I wanna protect that lady.

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And that's really the heart of it is

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that we want to protect Americans against

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parallel systems that are abusive,

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that are that contravene what we believe

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in as a nation and as a people.

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And disturbing the peace when somebody is

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playing their rock music too loud.

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We don't want to do that.

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They can't play.

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The call to prayer.

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Call to prayer.

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I don't want to be woke up at

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twelve to rap music.

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And I do not want to be woken

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up to the call of prayer at five.

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Right.

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Both are unacceptable to me.

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And why do we expect,

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in terms of social order,

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do we think it's okay to ban rap

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music at eleven o'clock,

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but not a call to prayer at five?

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Like,

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how twisted have we gotten people that

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that's considered bigoted?

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And in this country,

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we used to care about animals,

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that you couldn't torture them and cut

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their heads off in your backyard.

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Can you imagine?

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And them screaming.

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But now...

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In Hamtramck, Michigan,

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you could slaughter a goat.

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You could slaughter a goat in your

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backyard.

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The screams of slaughtered animals.

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Anyone who's been around a butchery or in

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the Middle East,

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because you hear it all the time.

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It's horrific.

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But you could do that now against health

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regulations because Muslims need to

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slaughter animals.

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The problem that we have in Hamtramck.

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Hamtramck.

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Hamtramck.

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In Dearborn is that,

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I'm not sure about Dearborn, I believe so,

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that the chief of police is Muslim and

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the mayor is Muslim.

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And the entire city council is Muslim.

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The entire city council is Muslim.

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So how would this,

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what you're working as in Florida,

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you said?

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Florida.

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In Florida,

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you would never be able to do that

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in those cities.

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You need to turn over those elected

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officials.

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Mm-hmm.

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That's another one of my strategies is you

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have to put your talent and treasure

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behind candidates.

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People have to give up their talent.

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In other words, you're a smart doctor.

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I've heard of a number of pastors around

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the country that are now running for

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office, which I think is great.

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If you have the moral and intellectual

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fortitude to make it through,

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that's great.

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But we have to have people willing to

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sacrifice and be like, okay,

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I'll do this for four years,

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for eight years.

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for the good of my community and my

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country.

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And you have to be willing to support

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those campaigns.

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Right.

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So living in this country at this time,

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to live fearless in this country,

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it's not to ignore these dangers.

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It's what's been happening in these

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states.

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It's been ignored.

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They're capitulating.

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They're capitulating.

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But because we don't want to be ruled

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by these laws is what's happening now.

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It's already happening in some of these

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states.

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Oh, widespread.

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Widespread.

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I mean,

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if the Somalis just stole nineteen billion

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dollars.

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It's wild.

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It is.

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How much?

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How many billion you said?

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Well, it's a nine billion right now,

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but they think that it's going to go

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up to fourteen nine billion.

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And they're saying that if you think it's

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bad in in Minnesota,

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they say wait till you find out of

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the corruption in California.

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It's way worse.

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I can imagine.

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Some of the experts are saying.

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I can imagine.

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So, I mean,

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there's the old saying that if you repeat

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history, you know,

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Those who do not learn from history are

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doomed to repeat it.

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We actually have never gotten out of the

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cycle.

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We're literally repeating the cycle over

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and over again.

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I mean,

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there was a time when Europe was strong

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in the early nineteen hundreds.

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And then after that, it's like, you know,

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from the sixties onward with the

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introduction of communism and now

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Islamism,

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which is right back where we started.

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So we really have to as parents and

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even grandparents,

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we have to begin grounding our children in

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faith.

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I mean,

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that's starts at home because they're

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going into these schools.

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And I understand.

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I mean,

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I'm in that kind of situation where my

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kids are still going to public school and

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taking them and doing homeschooling is

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just not an option because we,

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we have to get to custody of the

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kids.

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So it's not something that's available.

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So you have to ground them in scripture

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before you send them to school and then

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constantly talk to them about things that

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are going on.

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Uh,

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and then making sure you're standing firm

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in,

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in your

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in your christianity even though it's

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unpopular it seems to be unpopular in our

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world it's it's popular well even now at

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east anaheim we're really excited uh

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pastor josh our high school uh youth

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pastor high school and junior high we're

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starting he's starting stuff sunday school

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we don't have sunday school anymore he's

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like he's starting a program called sunday

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school and i'm going to be going back

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to the basics yeah i'm going to be

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the first one and i'm going to teach

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on islam

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because we we cannot assume that our

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christian kids even understand what islam

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is for the most part they don't and

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i said you're you're basically you're

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basically sending your kid to school naked

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if they don't understand islam and they

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don't understand the threat it poses to

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their to their beliefs then you might as

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well send them out with no shoes on

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right and have them walk over glass

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So I'm going to read some scripture right

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now,

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but why don't we get to the comments

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really quick and catch up?

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We've got a lot of comments.

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Yeah.

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I'll just concentrate on a few.

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Islam is antithetical to Judeo-Christian.

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It equals treason.

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Cast out Satan.

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Look at Europe and the UK.

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Get rid of it and then we don't

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have to.

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Well, so.

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I was going to say you say look

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at Europe,

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but you could also look at Hungary and

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Poland, Hungary in particular,

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who shut down their borders.

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They've stopped immigration and their

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crime has gone down exponentially.

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Right.

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And they're celebrating Christmas.

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Absolutely.

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And yeah,

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they didn't close their Christmas markets

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like Paris and Germany and I think it

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was London or one other city,

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the Netherlands.

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And I forgot also,

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my overwhelming point always is we hate

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the sin, not the sinner.

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And as we create strategies to control how

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Islam controls us,

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we have to witness boldly to Muslims.

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We have to remember

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I had no context for Christianity.

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I was saved from the pit of hell

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by a radical encounter with the Lord.

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There are millions of Muslims coming to

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Christ through dreams and visions.

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I'd like to see that quadruple because

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people are witnessing the Muslims.

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Why are we making Jesus do all the

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work?

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Yeah.

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Like he's literally supernaturally meeting

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them because nobody else is doing it.

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Right.

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You know what I mean?

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So let's get on it and do community

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events, neighborhood outreach,

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whatever it takes to just invite your

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neighbors to hear the gospel.

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Because what I'm talking about in terms of

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political solutions is not political

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solutions will not change a heart.

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The only solution ultimately for anybody's

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life is Jesus.

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That's it.

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Full stop.

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Amen.

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All right,

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so this isn't a political battle.

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It's a spiritual one.

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It is a political and a spiritual battle.

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Yeah, yeah.

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So let's look at Ephesians... Ephesians...

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Ephesians... Ephesians... Ephesians...

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Ephesians...

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For I am not ashamed of the gospel.

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I am not ashamed of the gospel.

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Amen.

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Because it is the power of God that

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brings salvation to everyone who believes.

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First to the Jew and then to the

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Gentile.

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And I want to emphasize what he means

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by that.

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Because I'm not ashamed of the gospel.

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So when we talk about witnessing to

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Muslims,

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we are not ashamed to share the gospel.

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Why?

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Because it is the power of God to

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save them.

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Love God with all your heart, soul,

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and strength.

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Love your neighbor as yourself.

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If you truly love your Muslim neighbor,

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you want them to experience the power of

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salvation.

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So we're not ashamed of it because we

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know it will save them.

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It's out of our love for them that

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we want to share it.

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So it's not just because we need it

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to not control this country,

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which is a great, you know, win-win,

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but we also want to save souls for

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Christ.

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Ultimately,

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that is our objective as Christians is to

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bring souls to Christ.

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And so if you forget that second

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component, you just become angry.

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Yeah.

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You just said that.

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So last night we were driving back from

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dinner.

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And came up to a red light.

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Now,

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Eddie has been on this podcast with Pastor

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Jack Hibbs, which has well over,

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I think it's approaching a million views.

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And you've been on all kinds of networks

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and podcasts,

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shows where they've been interviewing you

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about the very subject.

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And you've been talking very freely.

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I'm going to be touring the country.

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You're going to be touring the country,

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speaking at churches.

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Putting myself out there without a Kepler

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vest.

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All right.

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And we looked at them today.

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And our website was attacked.

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I say viciously,

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but I'm not like it was scary.

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It was just that it was so well

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done that we couldn't get it back up

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for weeks.

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And then some of our videos are being

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trying to take down and a number of

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other things.

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And so coming back to this red light

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in Anaheim,

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as I'm pulling up to this red light,

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I come to a stop and there's construction.

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So that's the context.

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So the, the,

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the lane that I was in was meant

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to go straight and the lane to my

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right,

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which would normally go straight was not

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being allowed to go straight.

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It had to turn right.

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And so I met that light and I

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have pretty good peripheral vision.

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I think it comes from a lot of

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training in law enforcement.

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And I saw movement to my right and

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I turned to my right and this person

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had rolled down their window and their

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hand was coming out.

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And I look and see it's a woman.

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Well, to me,

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I can't identify it as a woman right

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away, but it's completely barked up,

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burka up where the eyes are just showing

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and everything's black.

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And I tensed, I didn't get fearful.

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I tensed like, what do I gas it?

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I don't always have my gun with me.

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I think this is going to change.

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Maybe it was good that it wasn't with

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me last night.

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Oh, you just wanted directions.

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He's next to me and I am like

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on my phone or something.

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Yeah, not paying attention.

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I'm not paying attention.

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She saw none of this.

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I saw none of it.

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And he's just like,

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look at that person next to us.

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And I was like.

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She didn't respond.

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And then the lady,

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because she educated me that that's a

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woman that wears that.

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And I knew that.

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But at the moment.

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It's an Antifa person.

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I didn't know if it was Antifa.

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I didn't know what it was.

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But all they wanted to do is like,

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can I go straight?

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Like she's,

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she had her hand out the window and

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I didn't know if it had a sword

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in it or a gun or a trigger.

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And so I, I just,

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it took me a second to evaluate the

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situation.

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And I took my foot, you know,

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I was,

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I was putting it on the gas to

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gas it.

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Cause that was my only option.

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Um, and she goes,

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can I get a head of you?

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i couldn't see her mouth she's like her

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head's shaking i just see her eyes and

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i and i go yes you can go

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forward can you imagine she's probably

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talking underneath that but we could yeah

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and but that's where we're at that's where

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we're at and so and then you know

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we hear i don't know if you watch

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any of the emphasis or not but there's

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a lot of talk about love and that's

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a tricky word it really is in the

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bible it's a tricky word used by jesus

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and

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I want to feel love,

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but I also want to be on guard.

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Yeah.

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And I want to be able to take

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action.

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My love for you trumps my love for

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my neighbor.

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Who's wearing a burqa?

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Yeah, a burqa.

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Not a barqa?

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Not a burqa.

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Sorry.

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He was talking to the kids today about

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screaming Allah Akbar, and he said,

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Ali Akbar.

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Sounds like Ali Ali Oxford free.

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But this is that weird situation.

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It is.

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I believe in God.

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I love Jesus Christ.

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I love our faith.

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I love every miracle that comes our way

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that I see.

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I love how he talks to me.

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But I want to stick to loving Jesus,

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loving you, loving my children,

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loving my country.

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I have a little tough part with loving

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my enemies.

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And I know he tells us to love

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our enemies.

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And love your neighbor.

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I'm not your neighbor.

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I don't even know the neighbors.

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No, I know two of them.

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I love them.

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But it is really tough.

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And I hear the speakers as they go

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through, many of them talking about love.

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But some of them, you know.

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And we don't want love to paralyze us.

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Right.

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You don't hide truth out of love.

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And that's what, again, this kind of,

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weird dynamic in our feminized

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christianity where we've so emphasized

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love we forgot the two swords of christ

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so we've so we forgot that he built

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a whip and went and literally whipped

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people in the temple and not even on

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the street in the temple he whipped him

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yeah you know jesus one of the pastors

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i used to listen to did a whole

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series called savage jesus where it was

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just like you need to understand he's lord

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of lord he comes back in a robe

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dipped in blood

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Like he's not playing around.

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Right.

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You know,

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so it's that balance between the

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discipline of a soldier of Christ and the

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heart of a lover and a lover of

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souls and a lover of humanity.

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And it's not an easy balance.

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I mean, I'll tell you,

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when I first came to faith,

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I was a warrior.

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I've always been.

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And I was a mean one.

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And the Lord was the Lord.

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And I and I tell people part of

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my testimony is that I saw he he

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gave me this vision of the man,

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the bionic man with the bones being

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replaced by metal.

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And he's like,

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that's what I'm going to do.

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I'm going to change you from the inside

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out.

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You know,

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taking all of that wickedness out and

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replacing it with my love and with my

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compassion and with my fruit of the

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spirit.

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And that's just been an evolution.

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It's a constant,

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constant process going through that with

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God.

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And it's, it's the,

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it's the paradoxal balance of a,

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of a Christ.

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Right.

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You know,

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we're never supposed to be savages like

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these early Islamic armies or even the

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armies now.

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We are soldiers of Christ that have a

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very, very different discipline.

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And Raymond actually does a brilliant job

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explaining that,

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like the Knights of the Templar in the

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hospitals, that they were very devout.

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They were like monks, you know,

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but they were wicked soldiers.

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You know what I mean?

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Like they were just they were very good

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at battle.

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And that it was it was often attributed

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to that piety.

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Right.

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Because they had this heart for saving

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their the pilgrims.

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And so I think it's just I mean,

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will we get there?

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I don't know, but we could try.

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Yeah,

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I don't have much hate in my heart.

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Right.

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That's that's good.

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Right.

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And I want to answer one thing.

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The opposite of love is hate.

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Right.

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So I the one time where I had

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to pull the trigger to shoot somebody as

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a police officer.

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I had no hate for that person.

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What they were doing was endangering other

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people,

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the hostages that he was about to take.

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And so I had no choice,

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but that was my option to stop him

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because he had a gun.

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Right.

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So I had no hate.

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I think if I would have killed him,

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you know,

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if I would have been a Christian,

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I would have prayed over his body and

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prayed for his soul.

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Yeah.

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Great analogy.

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So I hope that that's, that's,

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Something.

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And that's another example is that God

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didn't tell the centurion when he came to

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him in faith.

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Now you must leave the army.

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We shall not murder.

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It's not she shall not kill.

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So there is a just war doctrine.

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There are just battles.

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I mean,

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the Old Testament is just one battle after

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another.

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You know what I mean?

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Yeah, it's brutal.

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So it's not that God doesn't believe that

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some people must die.

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Yeah.

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Well, he sends them to battle.

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He sends them to go and kill.

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Conquer.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So Fourth Adam says something here that I

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just want to tell you is just not

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true.

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Muslims have been living in the West for

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decades, if not centuries,

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and they know about Jesus and they choose

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to ignore him.

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Absolutely not true.

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I did not know about Jesus.

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I knew of Jesus in the Islam,

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Jesus of Islam.

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I did not know that Jesus saves.

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I literally was surrounded by interfaith

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activities, dozens of bishops, fathers,

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pastors, preachers,

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and none of them share the gospel with

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me.

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When I watched a YouTube video of a

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Christian pastor for the first time in my

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life at forty eight years old,

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I was stunned.

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I literally thought that it was it was

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like a magical unicorn was right in my

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living room.

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It was really that bizarre to me.

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Like somebody had just said,

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here's this magic bottle with a potion in

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it and it's going to change your life.

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It was so radically new to me that

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I just can't believe it.

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And I promise you that unless there has

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been a Bible-believing Christian in the

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life of a Muslim,

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and I bet you that's not as common

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as you think,

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they do not know the gospel.

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They do not know the good news of

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Jesus,

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especially nowadays because most of them

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are insular.

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And correct me if I'm wrong,

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in the Quran, they do mention Jesus,

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but he's a prophet.

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And he's just another character.

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Great prophet.

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And then on top of that,

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many Muslims don't read the Quran.

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Right.

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To make it even worse.

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So there's a good chance that they don't

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even know of the name Jesus unless they...

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And oftentimes,

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there are ignorant Christians who go up to

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a Muslim and say, hey,

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do you know Jesus?

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Of course I know Jesus.

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I love Jesus.

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And they're like, oh, good.

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And they're done.

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They're done.

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Do you know that he's Lord and Savior?

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Yeah.

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Like, what is your Jesus?

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And I'm like, I always tell Christians,

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I was like,

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the next question after that is,

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tell me about your Jesus.

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Let them explain to you what their Jesus

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is.

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You know what I mean?

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So that you have a chance to be

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like, oh, that's really interesting.

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But you know what?

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My Jesus saves.

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My Jesus is God incarnate.

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My Jesus was perfect.

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He walked the earth.

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He saves.

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He died.

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Rose again.

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You know what I mean?

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That gives you the opening.

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But if you stop at the person says

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they love Jesus and you're like, ah, cool.

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Check the box.

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Move on.

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Right.

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Because Christians don't know that there

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is a Jesus in Islam.

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So he's talking about the imams knowing.

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And that's kind of like the Sadducees.

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There was many times that they read these

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scriptures but didn't tell the Jewish

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people all of what they knew about them.

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because the many of them couldn't read or

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they didn't want them to learn how to

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read and so they would only give them

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what it is they thought they should know

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not everything that's in the scriptures

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right so the imams are very similar

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because they know who jesus is is of

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course i mean that's their job is to

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read the quran and know the quran and

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all that kind of stuff but they don't

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necessarily like you're saying many

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followers of that are muslims don't read

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the quran

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They just expect whoever's teaching them

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just to give them what information.

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Oh, yeah.

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And you cannot use social media posts to

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think that that's what the average Muslim

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does.

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Like,

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so you talk about Speaker's Corner in the

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UK and the imams that are battling

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Christians.

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That's a different breed.

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That's a completely different breed than

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the one point eight billion Muslims.

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You know, so let's say.

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That's maybe those that are in the

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apologetic space that are fighting with a

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Christian apologist,

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thousand of them ten thousand of them so

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you know what I mean one percent way

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less than one percent point zero zero one

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percent you know what I mean but the

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average Muslim and I was a devout Muslim

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you wrote books I wrote books on Islam

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I did not know Jesus saves so I

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did not I what context do I have

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if a Christian doesn't tell me Jesus of

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the Bible how am I going to learn

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it

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know i didn't study world religions i

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studied history of the ottoman empire

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right you know what i mean so and

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unless you have a bible believing

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christian as a friend you're not going to

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hear it and if that bible believing friend

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has the guts to tell you about jesus

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of the bible because he automatically

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assumes that your jesus is the same jesus

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i mean there's just tons of confusion out

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there so i want to encourage you all

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to you know

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have the courage,

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the love in your heart to share the

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gospel and just have a conversation about

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Jesus.

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Amen.

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Just, yeah, give it a shot.

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And if you get shot down,

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what'd you lose?

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You shall bold this for Christ.

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You come home and, and Jesus is clapping.

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Well done.

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Well done.

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Or if they hit you with something that

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you don't know,

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you'll be better the next time because

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hopefully you'll go home and figure out

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the answer to the question that you

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couldn't answer.

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Yes.

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Or whatever you got tripped up on.

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And that's how you learn.

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I mean,

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the one thing that I always tell everybody

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all the time, I,

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I had been a dog handler and trained

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dogs and did a bunch of stuff,

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but it wasn't until I began to teach

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train other handlers about dog training

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that I really began to learn right so

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you have to get out there and start

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using the knowledge getting asked

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questions that you can't answer spending

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time with other people as they're doing

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what it is that you eventually want to

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do and you begin to learn that you

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have to get out there and do it

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just sitting back and hoping somebody else

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is gonna do it you're never gonna it'll

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never happen

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Well, we're way over time.

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How'd you go past an hour?

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Thank you all.

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Thank you all for your comments.

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I did not see any prayer requests.

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Did you?

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Nope.

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All right.

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We're just going to general prayer for all

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good things.

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All right.

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And again, those of you on Instagram,

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we know that it only shows a portion

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of our ear,

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but that's just the way this platform is

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acting right now.

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There's no way of fixing it,

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at least not now.

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And I'm sorry.

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Hopefully we'll get that fixed.

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Oh, thank you, Heavenly Father,

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Spirit of the Living God.

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We're so grateful for all that you have

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done on the earth and just giving us

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the ability to receive the free gift of

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salvation from your only begotten Son,

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from the Lord Jesus Christ.

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We are so grateful for the gift that

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we didn't earn or deserve, Lord.

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And as we spend this time celebrating his

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birth, Lord,

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we ask that you set a supernatural...

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Just power over our homes and our

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communities and our country, Lord.

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Forgive us our sins.

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We repent from the sins we committed

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knowingly and unknowingly,

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that we committed against ourselves and

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against others,

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that sins that we repented from and

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returned to, Lord.

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I intercede for our friends and our family

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and those listening as

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We repent, Lord,

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from our sins and we ask that you

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heal our land and that we turn away

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from our wicked ways, Lord,

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and that you would heal us and that

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you would give us victory over unbelief

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and victory over those that wish to do

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us harm, Lord,

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and that we have the heart of Christ

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and we love our neighbors as ourselves and

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that we share the good news of the

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gospel with them, Lord,

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and that they

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shall turn in a radical encounter with the

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Lord and come to saving faith in Christ.

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We ask for healing and restoration for

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those of us that are suffering from

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ailments.

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We ask for the prodigals to come back

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home, Lord, for the sheep know your voice,

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Lord.

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And we ask that you just call them

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back.

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Call them back to your presence and to

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your Holy Spirit that will guide them and

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lead them back.

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into the fold, Lord.

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We're so grateful for all that you do

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in and through us.

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We love you.

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It's in the mighty name of Jesus that

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we ask and we expect all things.

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Amen.

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Thank you all.

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Sorry we went on long.

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Merry Christmas.

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Merry Christmas.

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God bless.

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God bless you.

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I was walking through the shadows,

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so lost in my despair.

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But then your light came shining,

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showing me you're always there.

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Your love became my anchor when the storms

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would start to rise.

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Now I'm living fearless in the power of

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Christ.

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Living fearless in your mercy,

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fearless in your grace You've broken every

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chain,

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now I'm running this race No more fear,

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no hesitation,

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I'm lifting up my eyes Living fearless in

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the name of Christ

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