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Speaker 3: I'm on Edwards and you are listening to the line
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Speaker 3: Everards American Experience. Yep, it's Faith Day. Well, actually every
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Speaker 3: day should be Faith Day, but we really focus on
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Speaker 3: faith every Friday here on the run OVERDS American Experience
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Speaker 3: from throughout America and around the world. And boy do
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Speaker 3: we live in a crazy, crazy world. It seems that
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Speaker 3: mysterious things are happening all over the country and all
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Speaker 3: over the world. In Oklahoma, for example, authorities are awaiting
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Speaker 3: autopsy after Oklahoma senatorial candidate was found bumped off in
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Speaker 3: his pickup truck and they're still trying to figure out
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Speaker 3: what in the hangnail happened. Barry Christian, fifty four years old,
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Speaker 3: was vying to be the Republican candidate in Oklahoma Sendate
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Speaker 3: District thirty eight and had a campaign video that claimed
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Speaker 3: to have an endorsement from musician Kid rock Well. He
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Speaker 3: was just found dead in his pickup truck yesterday on
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Speaker 3: the side of the road, about twenty minutes away from
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Speaker 3: his own home. Christian was last seen on Tuesday and
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Speaker 3: reported missing after failing to show up for a scheduled
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Speaker 3: meeting on Wednesday. Authorities located the ram pickup on the
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Speaker 3: side of the road in the middle of a wildlife
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Speaker 3: management area near the tiny little town of Eric, about
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Speaker 3: one hundred and forty four miles west of Oklahoma City.
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Speaker 3: Officials in the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation stated that
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Speaker 3: as they scratched their heads, they're still wondering what really happened.
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Speaker 3: Hope they find out real soon. There's a lot of
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Speaker 3: mysterious deaths that have been happening in recent weeks and months.
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Speaker 3: A lot of scientists have been bumping been bumped off
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Speaker 3: or bumping off. Couple bumped themselves off too. A lot
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Speaker 3: of weird stuff happening in that regard. On this Faith Day,
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Speaker 3: we do recognize that, you know, here's something good.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Borida Governor Rond de Santis got to recognize this. Took
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Speaker 3: a shot at Hakeem Jeffries over redistricting threats. You know,
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Speaker 3: Hakim has been threatening to do something to desantists, and
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Speaker 3: see that DeSantis is another one of those individuals you
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Speaker 3: really don't want to square up with. He's military. I
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Speaker 3: would put him in the mold of a Carl Higbee,
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Speaker 3: one of these guys that were in the military and
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Speaker 3: really learn how to thumb and they stayed in shape afterwards.
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Speaker 3: And you've seen hal Kim Jefferies. You've seen the guy.
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Speaker 3: He's a weak de weve and you know he's always
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Speaker 3: you know, selling with wolf tickets because he's all pissed
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Speaker 3: off because there is a chipping away of the leftist
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Speaker 3: power block in this country. Thank god for the Supreme
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Speaker 3: Court finally making a good decision in that regard. And
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Speaker 3: so Hakim is really upset that race can no longer
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Speaker 3: be used as a basis for jerrymandering or setting up
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Speaker 3: the voting districts. And that is a godsend because when
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Speaker 3: the founding father set all this up, they it had
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Speaker 3: nothing to do with race. It had to do with
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Speaker 3: the party and the voters no matter who they are. Well, Anyway,
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Speaker 3: I don't think that's one fight that the Hakeem Jefferies
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Speaker 3: wants to get into, because for him it will not
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Speaker 3: turn out very well before I get forget. Rather, we've
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Speaker 3: got a great guest today, Carl Noble. You guys remember him,
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Speaker 3: and we're going to be talking a bit about some
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Speaker 3: of the issues of the day when he joins us
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Speaker 3: after the first break. And you know, Canada. You just
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Speaker 3: can't get enough of Canada. It's one of those gifts
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Speaker 3: that keeps on giving. If you need stupid stuff to
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Speaker 3: talk about, you can always rely on Canada.
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Speaker 9: M m.
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Speaker 3: Well, they're diversified military descending into an ethnic tribal warfare system. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: economic policy of mass migration is causing diverse ethnic and
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Speaker 3: sexual sexual conflicts within Canada's military. Canada's Establishment Globe and
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Speaker 3: Mail newspaper hid the immigration news and the eighteenth paragraph
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Speaker 3: under a boring headline. Success rate for basic training in
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Speaker 3: Canadian military drops very benign, right, But some of the
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Speaker 3: twisted stuff that is happening in their military, I really
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Speaker 3: feel sorry for the citizens of Canada. If they really
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Speaker 3: have to get into a real scruffle, they're going to
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Speaker 3: be between the rock and a hard place and they
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Speaker 3: end up in no place. And what if I say
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Speaker 3: said for years, this diversified movement is only destruction. It
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Speaker 3: has no worthy purpose because nations such as the United States,
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Speaker 3: which was a melting pot, was naturally an inclusive society
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Speaker 3: long before the concept of this globalist United Nations diversified
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Speaker 3: concept were even enacted. You had Chinatowns and lit Liley's
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Speaker 3: all over the place. You had Slovenia Village in Cleveland.
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Speaker 3: At one time it was the largest population of Slovenian
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Speaker 3: residents outside of Europe. They have since scattered and gone
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Speaker 3: to the suburbs because black thuggery ran them out due
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Speaker 3: to diversity. During the Ali Obama years, they forced some
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Speaker 3: of them in and they committed so much. Perry Carey,
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Speaker 3: you know, the Slovenian said, yeah, yeah, we're out. But yeah,
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Speaker 3: this diversity movement is a curse. Guess who's really ticked off?
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Speaker 3: Kind of makes me happy, though. Jasmine Crockett is angry
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Speaker 3: as a way. She says she's disrespected when she is
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Speaker 3: one of the most powerful people in this country. She's
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Speaker 3: extremely disturbed that people disrespect her, pointing to her self
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Speaker 3: proclaimed status as one of the most powerful people in
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Speaker 3: the country. Whe her position as a congresswoman, Well, the
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Speaker 3: last time I checked, I thought she was no longer
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Speaker 3: in that position. Any who, I'm happy to see that
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Speaker 3: she's not happy. I wish all leftists in America were unhappy,
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Speaker 3: meaning that they would have lost power and the common
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Speaker 3: sense would once again be stronger in our nation and
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Speaker 3: not be so uncommon. Where's this story I'm looking for?
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Speaker 3: And when Karl Noble comes on with me, we're going
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Speaker 3: to be talking about a story out of Great Britain
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Speaker 3: kind of heart. But it is indicative of the condition
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Speaker 3: of the church when you have a week church. What
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Speaker 3: we're going to talk about is very prevalent. And if
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Speaker 3: we don't stand up and stop, what I'm going to
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Speaker 3: be talking about. So stick around and you'll, I think
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Speaker 3: you'll be very interested in this particular topic. Tennessee has
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Speaker 3: said nope to Pride Month. I'll say it again. You
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Speaker 3: all should be clapping. I should be hearing clapping from
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Speaker 3: sea to shining sea. Yes, the great State of Tennessee,
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Speaker 3: the volunteer state, has said, you know what, Pride Month,
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Speaker 3: You're out of here no more. And they're replacing it
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Speaker 3: for a Nuclear Family Month. Bravo Tennessee. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo.
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Speaker 3: Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee signed House Joint Resolution one
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Speaker 3: eighty two officially designated June twenty twenty six as Nuclear
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Speaker 3: Family Month in the Great State of Tennessee. He signed
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Speaker 3: House Joint Resolution one eighty two, which passed the House
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Speaker 3: in April and the Senate just a month ago on
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Speaker 3: April ninth. It is a departure from the national recognition
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Speaker 3: of June as being putrefied as Pride month. Now. I've
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Speaker 3: been calling for years, I think all the way back
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Speaker 3: as far as Ali Obama, maybe before Alio Obama, during
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Speaker 3: the days of George W. Bush, that the United States
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Speaker 3: should recognize June as heterosexual month. The legislation highlights the
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Speaker 3: importance of celebrating the traditional family unit, described as consisting
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Speaker 3: of one husband. Yeah, wife, uh huh, and any biological,
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Speaker 3: adopted or foster children. That's it. Oh yeah, don't forget.
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Speaker 3: Don't forget the family dog, Fidoh gotta have Fido there too.
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Speaker 3: The nuclear family is under attack in our beloved Republic,
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Speaker 3: and I believe it is our responsibility to uplift, protect,
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Speaker 3: and support values that help America prosper and I'm glad
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Speaker 3: this has started in the great state of Tennessee. Big
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Speaker 3: salute to you guys in Tennessee. May it spread throughout
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Speaker 3: the Republic. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Can't forget
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Speaker 3: this one. Also going to be talking about how green
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Speaker 3: energy is bringing back the atrocities of the blood diamonds
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Speaker 3: in Africa. Remember back in the day when it was
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Speaker 3: made famous about how how children, black children were being
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Speaker 3: forced and in these diamond mines and they weren't even
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Speaker 3: allowed to use tools, but they were using their hands
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Speaker 3: to just dig and dig and dig, and they would
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Speaker 3: be many of them would be literally worked to death. Well,
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Speaker 3: something even worse is happening because Europe and many other nations,
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Speaker 3: you know, the nations of Europe, primarily in Australia, are
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Speaker 3: continuing to forge ahead with their elected you know ev
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Speaker 3: EV's Well guess what, even though the United States, you know,
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Speaker 3: we're getting our heads on straight concerning energy and you know,
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Speaker 3: the issue with Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia. And
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Speaker 3: because of that, little black children are being forced to
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Speaker 3: Today, our guest is Carl Noble, and we welcome him
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Speaker 3: to the run Average American Experience. Hello Carl, and welcome back. Well,
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Speaker 3: while we try to get him back on the line
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Speaker 3: and so anyway before the energy is bringing back the
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Speaker 3: atrocities of blood diamonds. Now executive orders within the United
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Speaker 3: States has it moving away from electric vehicles and wind
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Speaker 3: and solar electricity systems. Executive orders by President Trump were
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Speaker 3: issued on January twentieth of twenty twenty five that ended
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, and executive order ended taxpayer subsidies for
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Speaker 3: unreliable electricity sources like wind and solar. Here in the
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Speaker 3: United States, However, many regions of the world are continuing
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Speaker 3: with the development of wind and solar electricity systems, including
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Speaker 3: oh Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia. Shockingly,
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Speaker 3: the continued green movement outside of the United States by
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Speaker 3: the green energy ideologists is bringing back the humanity environmental
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Speaker 3: atrocities associated with blood diamonds. Back in twenty seventeen, Sky
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Speaker 3: News had explored the Congo cobalt mines where miners children,
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Speaker 3: mostly black, were exploited and there were also a few
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Speaker 3: weak adults thrown in there for good measure. The video
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Speaker 3: had shed light on the inhumane conditions where the miners worked,
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Speaker 3: as well as the health issues that arose from the
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Speaker 3: exposure to dangerous chemicals. Now later, the Piliter Prize nominated
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Speaker 3: to book Clean Energy Exploitations. It was published back in
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Speaker 3: the where twenty twenty one, describing the human atrocities among
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Speaker 3: people living in poverty to enable wealthy countries to go green. Now,
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Speaker 3: that book discussed how unethical and immoral it is to
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Speaker 3: financially encourage China and African nations to continue exploiting their
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Speaker 3: people and inflict environmental degradation just so wealthy countries can
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Speaker 3: go green, which actually is not green afterwards. Back in
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, an article was published in Life sitenews
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Speaker 3: the governments of various Western nations of increased use of
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Speaker 3: evs and alternative electricity systems. These purported benefits included improvements
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Speaker 3: to human livelihood and the environment. However, evidence from scientific
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Speaker 3: articles suggests otherwise, where environmental destruction takes place during the
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Speaker 3: mining although required metals, operation and decommissioning of evs and
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Speaker 3: wind in solar electricity systems There was also a discussion
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Speaker 3: about how unreliability and high cost of those technologies, as
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Speaker 3: well as the use of child labor. I mean, they
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Speaker 3: would be beating those children, they would hardly allow them
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Speaker 3: to eat, hardly allow them to even go to the bathroom,
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Speaker 3: and the adverse health effects that resulted from the mining
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Speaker 3: of the required metals for those technologies. Now have these
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Speaker 3: human atrocities, environmental deregulation, I'm sorry, degradation in developing countries
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Speaker 3: lessened since then. Nope. In a documentary Electric Vehicles, The Good,
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Speaker 3: the Bad, and the Ugly, released in twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 3: Larry Elder confirmed for the production of evs involves child
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Speaker 3: labor and it's more harmful to the environment than the
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Speaker 3: production of gas powered cars. And we all know this,
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Speaker 3: and I've told you guys before in the past. You
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Speaker 3: take those batteries, electric batteries, when they die, guess what happens.
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Speaker 3: They bury them, and they even wrap them in plastic,
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Speaker 3: and somehow the poison of those batteries seeps through the
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Speaker 3: plastic and it kills the earth all the way to
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Speaker 3: the surface. And so you can't grow anything, even weeds.
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Speaker 3: Wherever you bury those batteries Furthermore, according to doctor C.
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Speaker 3: Michael Hogan, physicist and chairman of the board of the
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Speaker 3: California Arts and Scientists Institute the CONGO, most of the
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Speaker 3: mining of the materials that are needed for the EV batteries,
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Speaker 3: solar panels, and wind turbines involve child slave labor. I mean,
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Speaker 3: there's from so many sources they're talking about this child
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Speaker 3: slave labor and all these leftist nations. When it's convenient,
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Speaker 3: they talk about, oh, we can't harm the children. But
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Speaker 3: then I guess when you consider the fact that some
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Speaker 3: of these nations allow the murdering of children long after
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Speaker 3: they're born, and of course advocate aborting them all the time,
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Speaker 3: so that attitude of death can pour off into other
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Speaker 3: aspects of life. Oh okay, hey, we killed children all
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Speaker 3: the time. What is fortunate to mine harmful materials? Ah,
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Speaker 3: as long as we're making money, let's do this. In
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, the solar panels at the Fighting Jay's
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Speaker 3: Solar Farm in Fort Benn County, Texas, which cover three thousand,
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Speaker 3: three hundred acres, were damaged by hale, leaving locals concerned
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Speaker 3: about possible at land contamination. Of course, even without hail,
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Speaker 3: even without major storms. Guess what happens those panels damaged
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Speaker 3: the Earth that it's under the panels, and it kills
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Speaker 3: the Earth's ability to grow anything because of the extreme
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Speaker 3: heat conditions that are that happen when the shine the sunshines,
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Speaker 3: especially during the summer. So there's another way to damage
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Speaker 3: the surface of the Earth. Three thousand and three man
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Speaker 3: that is ten times the size of Cedar Point, one
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Speaker 3: of the largest and greatest amusement parks in all the world.
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Speaker 3: A similar event took place in twenty twenty five with
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Speaker 3: the solar panels at the Sampson Solar Nuclear Energy Center
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Speaker 3: in Lamar County, Texas were damaged by devastating high winds. Likewise,
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Speaker 3: the locals became concerned regarding the materials that comprise these
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Speaker 3: solar panels and the potential harm these materials could bring
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Speaker 3: to nearby soil and bodies of water. Because don't think
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Speaker 3: that the damage caused by those panels right under the
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Speaker 3: panels stays right there. Oh, no contraire, It drains elsewhere,
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Speaker 3: and so on and so on. Do we have our guest, no, okay, Well, gee,
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Speaker 3: I'll just keep going. I hope Pastor Carl is okay.
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Speaker 3: But when we come back, folks, we're going to be
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Speaker 3: talking about some other stuff, and we're going to be
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Speaker 3: going to England. Jolly old England. Well it's not so
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Speaker 3: jolly anymore. But those folks need prayer over there, especially
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Speaker 3: our Christian friends bye gosh by Golly, getting their butts
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Speaker 3: whooped all the time, thrown in jail, discriminated against it
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Speaker 3: every turn. Why because Christians are seen as the weakest link.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about this and other stuff when we return
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Speaker 3: on the Faith Day edition of The Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 3: I mean, they have legendary ministers of the past who
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Speaker 3: At the same time, if a thousand Muslims decide to
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Speaker 3: block up an intersection, whether it's I don't know, Piccadilly
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Speaker 3: if they decide to block up an intersection, it's okay.
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Speaker 3: In Great Britain today, the police will make sure that
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Speaker 3: anyone who has anything to say against it. They're pushed
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Speaker 3: away so that they don't upset the Muslims. Well in Colchester, Colchester,
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Speaker 3: one of Britain's oldest recorded settlements, an entire church community
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Speaker 3: Church in Clacton on Sea has been issued a community
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Speaker 3: Town Center. Over the last decade they have defended hundreds
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Speaker 3: of church ministries and that they that has defended church
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Speaker 3: ministries throughout Great Britain is an organization called Christian Concern
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Speaker 3: and I've been keeping up with them for some time
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Speaker 3: and they do a lot of good work over there,
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Speaker 3: but they're sometimes being overwhelmed, especially since during the Starmer administration.
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Speaker 3: Whether it's preaching the gospel, providing food to the homeless,
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Speaker 3: or simply offering educational resources to those interested in Christianity,
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Speaker 3: church ministry that reach into the heart of local communities
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Speaker 3: are vital to the spread of the Gospel. And to
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Speaker 3: be honest with you, or more honest in my humble opinion.
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Speaker 3: The spreading of the Gospel ties into the ability of
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Speaker 3: that society to maintain high stand across the board, standard
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Speaker 3: of living, standard of education, standard of families, standards of work,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, parenting standards, all for
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Speaker 3: the good. The higher degree of proper Christian Gospel influence dictates,
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Speaker 3: in a positive way, a higher degree of life in general.
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Speaker 3: But when you have leftists who are in control, who
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Speaker 3: have been allowed to take over so many aspects of
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Speaker 3: life throughout Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Oh gosh,
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Speaker 3: of A. You cannot have the maintenance of Christianity without
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Speaker 3: good evangelism, And we were told by Jesus to do that,
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Speaker 3: to go out into the highways and the byways, and
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Speaker 3: to do just that. You cannot have evangelism without going
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Speaker 3: to where the people are. And the last time I checked,
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Speaker 3: both countries in their written documents express the liberty of
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Speaker 3: people to do just that, especially here in the United States,
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Speaker 3: but it's also expressed in writing in Great Britain. But
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Speaker 3: by this kind of action. Now, there's real danger that
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Speaker 3: consuls will seek to confine this kind of public proclamation
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Speaker 3: of the Christian faith to within the walls of the church.
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Speaker 3: That's it. And Colchester. It started with claims that the
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Speaker 3: church was being too noisy. Now I find that pretty
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Speaker 3: rich when where Muslims dominate and dominate as far as
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Speaker 3: their population. Guess what, there are few things more noisy
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Speaker 3: than the public horrible sounds of the sound of prayer,
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Speaker 3: of the called a prayer. You know how it goes. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: sounds that bad and worse. But imagine that a million
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Speaker 3: times louder, blaring in a downtown street or a neighborhood street,
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Speaker 3: just all over the place. But yet people quietly evangelizing.
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Speaker 3: That's too noisy now, But the public Space Protection order
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Speaker 3: in place does not ban amplification. Council wardens were enforcing
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Speaker 3: rules on this church's ministry that did not even exist. Oh,
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Speaker 3: many preachers have to deal with these kinds of tensions,
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Speaker 3: but this case has gone one step further by restricting
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Speaker 3: the very message of the Gospel. So this council has
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Speaker 3: their way. If I were to go over there, and
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Speaker 3: I would to see a chap walking down the street,
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Speaker 3: and I would to approach him, introduce myself and introduce
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Speaker 3: Jesus Christ quietly. The way it is written up, I
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Speaker 3: could get in big heap of trouble. The Church is
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Speaker 3: accused of using religious messaging, particularly mentioning Hell, that could
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Speaker 3: cause harassment, alarm and distress. See this is retarded. Well,
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Speaker 3: guess what, when it comes to Hell, we should be
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Speaker 3: a little bit alarmed, a little bit distressed, because that's
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Speaker 3: a forever thing. Do you want to be there or
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Speaker 3: do you want to be in heaven? There's one way
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Speaker 3: to get to heaven, but there's a whole lot of
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Speaker 3: ways to get to Hell. I mean, it's real simple,
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Speaker 3: elementary stuff. And I find it a whole lot less
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Speaker 3: distressful by mentioning Hell than having to go through Hell
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Speaker 3: trying to drive to work because all of a sudden,
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Speaker 3: oh wait a minute, a thousand Muslims have decided to
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Speaker 3: block a roadway and even sidewalks. I've seen pictures in
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Speaker 3: England were regularly in some towns from sidewalk, I mean
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Speaker 3: from building to building across the street. Well, you can't
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Speaker 3: even walk down the sidewalk, and if you try to
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Speaker 3: storm your way through, you'll first get beat up by
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Speaker 3: the Muslims, and then the bodies will come in and
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Speaker 3: arrest you on behalf of the Muslims and say what
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Speaker 3: you want about England. It was not founded by the Muslims.
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Speaker 3: It was not, It was not, it was not. You know,
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Speaker 3: these Muslims they come into these different countries, including the
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Speaker 3: O and else where where. And guess what they pay
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Speaker 3: cook it crooked politicians like I don't know the governor
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Speaker 3: or indirectly they get paid if it's not directly by
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Speaker 3: the Muslims, but they're paid to look the other way
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Speaker 3: while they give lip service. And yet on a daily basis,
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Speaker 3: they continue to make further inroads. But yet, could I
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Speaker 3: go to Udi, Arabia or any other major or minor
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Speaker 3: Muslim nation and spread the Gospel, and could I block
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Speaker 3: their streets, bring a couple hundred fellows and block a
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Speaker 3: major intersection in any of those nations, and say, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,
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Speaker 3: could I do that? I think you know the answer
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Speaker 3: to that. So I find it very rich when these
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Speaker 3: mus who come over here or in England block up
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Speaker 3: close pubs that are historical in England because they open
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Speaker 3: a Muslim next to or near a pub and say, oh,
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Speaker 3: blame as much as the Muslims to blame, because if
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Speaker 3: you didn't let those grunts in, they wouldn't be there
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Speaker 3: You know, sharing truths about eternal destiny is an act
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Speaker 3: But even if the Church were causing alarms, we must
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Speaker 3: our state as sinners deserving God's judgment, distresses and alarms people.
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Speaker 3: And I don't think that's a bad thing, because sometimes
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Speaker 3: be alarming. If the gospel is true, people have every
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Speaker 3: truth of the Gospel, even if that truth might offend
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Speaker 3: or distress them. I mean, I find it pretty offensive
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Speaker 3: when a Muslim says convert or die. They don't mention
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Speaker 3: about heaven or Hell. They just say, hey, you come
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Speaker 3: during religion or we've got to get ahead off. That's
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Speaker 3: magician and staunch atheist pen Gillette said, if you believe
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Speaker 3: that there's a heaven and a hell and people could
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Speaker 3: be going to hell or not getting eternal life, and
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Speaker 3: you think that it is not really worth telling them
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Speaker 3: this because it would make it make it socially awkward,
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Speaker 3: how much do you have to hate somebody to not proselytize.
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Speaker 3: That's an atheist who said that, how much do you
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Speaker 3: have to hate somebody to believe every lasting life is
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Speaker 3: possible and not at least tell them about it. But
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Speaker 3: the kind of alarm this evangelism might cause is very
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Speaker 3: different to inciting panic or creating undue and dangerous alarm
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Speaker 3: in the public area, like screaming fire in a theater.
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Speaker 3: The glory of the Gospel is that this urgent message
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Speaker 3: never ends with alarm. Through Christ's death on the Cross,
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Speaker 3: we can offer people a solution to the problem, a
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Speaker 3: way of salvation, and a restored relationship with our heavenly Father.
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Speaker 3: That's what it's all about. Alarm over that then leads
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Speaker 3: to biblical repentance, salvation and lasting life giving change can
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Speaker 3: only be beneficial both to the individual and to the
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Speaker 3: community at large. As I stated earlier, the community at large,
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Speaker 3: our nation at large is blessed to the evangelism of
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Speaker 3: and about Jesus Christ and all the principles enumerated in
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Speaker 3: the Bible. My friends, proclaiming the Word of the Gospel
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Speaker 3: goes alongside living out the Gospel bread of life does
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Speaker 3: this by helping people with practical needs. And basically, the
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Speaker 3: Word of God is the bread of life, of eternal life.
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Speaker 3: And it was out of the Christian Church you had
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Speaker 3: needs of people addressed, such as clothing and food. Now
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Speaker 3: many of the local governments that are complaining in Great
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Speaker 3: Britain about the evangelism, they love the aspects of church
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Speaker 3: ministries like they're giving out food and clothing, but they understand,
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Speaker 3: they need to understand that the actions of giving out
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Speaker 3: clothing and food and teaching about Christ have it in hell,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. It goes hand in hand. In
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Speaker 3: my humble opinion, you cannot have one without the other
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Speaker 3: and call yourself an evangelist or a spreader of the
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Speaker 3: Gospel in whatever form that the Lord has you to
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Speaker 3: do so. If we only have actions giving giving stuff
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Speaker 3: out without the life, the permanent life giving message, a
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Speaker 3: pentance and salvation in the Gospel. The church is promoting
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Speaker 3: the social Gospel, which is basically no gospel at all.
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Speaker 3: It becomes nothing more than a gaggle of useful idiots.
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Speaker 3: But if we all, if all we do is speak
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Speaker 3: the Gospel without allowing those truths to penetrate every area
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Speaker 3: of our life and service, motivating us to serve the needy,
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Speaker 3: both with physical and spiritual assistance, we are nothing more
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Speaker 3: than intellectual Christians who are willing to speak for truth
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Speaker 3: but not to live for it. It all works hand
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Speaker 3: in hand, as James and the Good Gospel clearly warned.
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Speaker 3: So it says here, so also faith by itself, if
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Speaker 3: it does not have works, is dead. But some one
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Speaker 3: will say, you have faith and I have works. Show
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Speaker 3: me your faith apart from your works, and I will
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Speaker 3: show you my faith by my works. You see that
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Speaker 3: a person is justified by works and not by faith alone.
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Speaker 3: Or as the body apart from the spirit is dead,
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Speaker 3: so also faith apart from works is dead. That's in
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Speaker 3: James two, verses seventeen through eighteen, and then verses twenty
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Speaker 3: four and twenty six. Now, when you look at many
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Speaker 3: street outreach initiatives combined ministry to the needy and the homeless,
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Speaker 3: such as offering free hot meals or compassionate support, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera, with sharing the message of Christianity
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Speaker 3: and salvation. Similarly, pro life groups, often Christians who are
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Speaker 3: leading them, are the first to provide practical support to
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Speaker 3: women in crisis, pregnant see situations. They're providing their words
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Speaker 3: through their actions, and this is why it is so
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Speaker 3: important that we defend the ministries targeted by restrictions in
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Speaker 3: public spaces, whether it's in England or right here in
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Speaker 3: the good old United States of America. Bringing hope to
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Speaker 3: those who need it, both on the streets and in
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Speaker 3: our communities is a beautiful picture of the multifaceted nature
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Speaker 3: of the Christian life and the change that our salvation
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Speaker 3: works in all of us. I don't see Islamic folks
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Speaker 3: when they proselytize, when they're talking about Islam. You never
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Speaker 3: hardly ever see them about, you know, dealing with charities
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Speaker 3: and all of that. They might give charities to their
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Speaker 3: own for the most part. Yet, while Christian street preachers
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Speaker 3: and outreach ministries are increasingly being restricted and censored. Islami
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Speaker 3: is being ushered in to take the place of Christianity
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Speaker 3: in the public sphere. In twenty twenty one in England Addan,
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Speaker 3: the Islamic call to prayer was broadcast from Tower Bridge
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Speaker 3: to mark the end of Ramadan tower Bridge in England.
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Speaker 3: That is crazy, that is evil. In March of this year,
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Speaker 3: in Travalgish Square, if Tar saw the mass ritualistic Islamic
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Speaker 3: prayers in the public which many have rightly called an
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Speaker 3: act of Islamist domination. And that is the goal of
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Speaker 3: the Islamist to dominate, not to integrate, not to assimilate,
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Speaker 3: but rather to dominate. They want to dominate society, just
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Speaker 3: like they dominate the women that they beat in the
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Speaker 3: Hamburger Tars being held in cathedrals to the King, King
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Speaker 3: Charles issuing a Ramadan message while simultaneously neglecting to offer
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Speaker 3: an Easter message or Resurrection Sunday message. The warning is clear,
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Speaker 3: of my friends. Islam is welcome in the public square
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Speaker 3: in England, but Christianity is no longer offered such gratitude.
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Speaker 3: But only one of the two entities offers true hope
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Speaker 3: and the salvation and redemption that our broken nation or
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Speaker 3: book nations. Great Britain and the United States, I shouldn't
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Speaker 3: say great anymore. I'm sorry Britain and the United States
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Speaker 3: so desperately needs and it does not need Islam. That's awful, Texes.
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Speaker 3: right before it's too late. Because guess what, we all
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Speaker 3: face judgment one day. Treat others the same way you
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Speaker 3: want to be treated. Until next time. I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior,
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Speaker 3: Leslie way to rhyme rhymes everyone loved
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Speaker 2: Because I