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Angeline Marie: Truth-Seekers In A ‘Soul-less Society’ · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity.
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No topic off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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Hey, friends, another great topic today, and I want to direct your attention to a book
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that's called Soulless Society.
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That's what we're talking about today, the ultimate deception that took the land of plenty
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to a nation of death, it's by Angeline Marie, today's guest, and she said, we need to discuss
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politics and religion.
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When we self-sensor, we become less free with each passing day.
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She also says in the book, you cannot separate politics from religion.
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So Angeline Marie is a conservative Christian who believes people should think for themselves.
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She's the host of Truth Seekers Radio Show and friends that website is truthseekersradioshow.com.
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She's the program director for the K-Star Talk Radio Network and Kingdom Star Radio.
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And the website, again, for the book Soulless Society Book.com.
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Angeline Marie, thank you so much for being on World View Matters.
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Good to see you.
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Thank you so much, David.
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I appreciate the time today.
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Oh, praise God.
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I mean, this topic got me.
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I mean, you had me at Soulless Society.
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And of course, I read the description and kind of went through the book.
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And I just want to start off by just how did you get your Truth Seekers Radio Show going?
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Have you dealt with censorship?
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Let's start with that before we dive into the book.
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I give the first chapter really talks about how I even got into this, if you want to call
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it a movement.
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I call it, you know, seeking truth and then disseminating truth.
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I was fairly young searching for what I wanted.
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I always felt my heart that the Lord had something for me.
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But it took until 2012 when I actually decided, okay, it's time.
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And so I had been a listener of talk radio conservative.
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And I had a degree in communications, but I decided now to start using it.
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And so I felt like I was supposed to start Truth Seekers Radio Show, where I interview
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all kind of experts in their field, whether social issues, political, health, financial.
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And then I went from that and I eventually started K-Star Talk Radio Network and then
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Kingdom Star Radio.
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And those are also both radio channels that are K-stars mostly just talk conservative,
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political.
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And then you have Kingdom Star that is mostly biblical teaching and talk.
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And so then the book, and I started writing just before the pandemic in December 2019,
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and it brings me to today.
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And I'm sure the pandemic gave you even more to insert in your book.
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Yeah, it was never, yeah, I never lost four words, so to speak.
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Yeah, because you do write about the great reset and globalism.
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But I want to go back to the very beginning of the book.
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I think this is in chapter one, fascinating story, because I was interested in going
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into journalism myself in mass communications in college and broadcasting, things like that.
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You share a fascinating story that you were doing, you were assigned to do a story on
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a Christian group.
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I think it was at college and you were fair and they didn't want to do it.
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They didn't want to do the story because they're always, they change it and they make
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them look bad, right?
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They're intolerant towards the biblical worldview, so they make Christians look bad and
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this is on a college campus.
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So you made two points about what you learned.
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And this is on page 14 of the book, you learned about their communist propaganda.
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You also learned about the teaching assistant who edited your story without your permission.
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Tell us about that and how that may be changed your view of journalism and your future.
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Well, he, he was in charge of the studio, so to speak.
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So all the students would run out and get stories and we would, you know, have a rundown
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sheet pretty much what we wanted to cover and the questions and we had the footage.
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But he was the one during that time that would put those stories together.
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Obviously, I had a hard time getting that interview to begin with.
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And then after I did my story and it came out the way it did, like I said in the book,
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I really didn't recognize the story.
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It really taught me that, okay, now I know why the first time they were so, they did not
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want to do the story because it probably was a bad story, bad light on this Christian
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group.
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And then I, it just revealed to me, and this is, this is a long time ago.
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This is before it was so obvious in mainstream media how non objective they are in stories.
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I learned early on that they dictate the powers that we are going to dictate how your stories
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go out.
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You're, you're the little minion that has to go in the field and get the story, but you
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really at the end of the day don't always have, you know, the, the authority of what's
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going to come out ultimately to the people.
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And so I learned that early on, needless to say, it took me a while.
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I really didn't end up working for any major media.
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I had always wanted to write.
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And until the Lord started to show me what he had planned for my life, you know, I'm
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sorry to say, I'm very disappointed in media when I, when I was in school, ironically
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at that same school, we were taught ethics and we were taught to be objective.
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And the professors I had in those studies were very good.
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It just so happened that when, in hindsight, when I looked back, that guy was probably
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very liberal and he was in charge of that studio.
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And so he was in charge of what went out over the air.
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Yeah, do as I say, not as I do.
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By the way, this happens across the country.
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Just the intolerance of the biblical worldview on the college campuses.
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You can see it now, we're seeing some of the rotten fruit, especially toward Israel,
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the anti-Semitism and everything else, but just against the biblical worldview, life
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in the womb, marriage, family, free markets, capitalism, they are against so much of what
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the Bible teaches and what America is or used to be.
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It's really not surprising, I guess, if you understand the decline in how liberals,
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skeptists, Marxists, progressives have been running that system, the universities and
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journalism and news, you know, news desk for decades and decades.
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I remember, Angeline, I did some research in around 2010, 2011 and I found research
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going all the way back to the 1980s and 90s on people that had surveyed major media outlets
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and those who were reporting the news on their worldview and they were massively leftist
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and that was back then.
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So you can imagine what they are today.
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So the one thing you said was the Communist propaganda that my journalism and ethics professors
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taught was rampant in other countries.
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It was alive and well in my own, supposed free country and I know that was an eye opener
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for you and that's in chapter one of the book.
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So I want to just jump ahead now because there's so much in here and so little time.
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Let's talk about public schools.
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So we talk about the college campus universities and the leftist tilt and Marxism on steroids.
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Let's go back K through 12.
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They have to get there somehow and there's propaganda and as you mentioned that, but what
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are some of the theories that are taught as fact in the public schools?
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Obviously you took God out in the 60s, you took prayer out, you take the Bible out, that's
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a pretty big void that's got to be filled with something, right, Angeline?
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Go ahead.
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Right.
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Well, and obviously they don't teach reading, writing and arithmetic, so we'll say that
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right out of the bat, but one of the biggest things and I went through this as, you know,
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and I'm sure you did too and your schooling is evolution.
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I mean, that's really where they really started.
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And so I think they, when you teach children that they come from monkeys, how do you expect
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them to act any different than like animals and I, and the saddest part of this is that
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whole theory is, is taught as fact, it's accepted as fact.
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And I think that whole theory is based on Marx, Marxism, there's no, there's nothing
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about it that has a foundation, a spiritual foundation, a more morality to it, it's anything
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goes.
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And so when you are putting this in children's heads at an early age and then all through
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their education all the way through college, what do you expect?
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Then they come out and they believe that everything is humanistic.
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There is no God, that's all, you know, the Bible is just a story.
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And so that's basically what's brought us to today.
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And so that's one of them.
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I think another one and this I noticed at the tail end of my education was when they started
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talking about the environment.
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I mean, back in my, in my early school age, they were calling it ecology.
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And then it went to environmentalism and now it's climate, the climate change.
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And so I think that's the today, that's what they showcase the most, where I see this
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going though is they continue to grow this is going to be to the UN, the United Nations
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and bringing this all to a one world government and how we all have to believe the same and
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the same God, you know, religion is bad, any sort of faith is bad because it kind of puts
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these walls of division between us will now we have to all come together to save the earth.
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So this is all tied into the environmental movement.
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If we're going to save the world, we have to all come together on a spiritual level.
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And I think that's where we're headed next.
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Well, I can see that people are uniting on this cause.
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But you think about the logical progression of this, if you want to save the planet, save
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the earth, worship mother nature, Gaia or whatever, or let's just say climate change, the
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existential threat, we've got a whole political party that pushes that line.
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But that's around the world.
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This is a movement that's really radical and it is, if you put nature first and you
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think human beings are to blame for the pollution and planets problems, that means you've got
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to depopulate, that means human beings aren't as important as the earth and that is against
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the biblical worldview, because mankind is created in the image of God.
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Speak to that, Angeline.
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So in the book, I talk a lot about this.
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I start with the eugenics movement and Margaret Sanger, who's known for starting the plan
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parenthood movement.
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In my book, I talk about how, as I was studying eugenics, which was really about depopulation,
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she tried to code it in this philanthropic way that we're going to save these little
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kids or whatever, and the poorest of the poor need help, and this is a way we can help
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them.
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And they went from that, I believe, that was the first step.
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And then they went into now, well, now we're dealing with transgender and look at what's
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the bottom of that.
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If you have, if you have people changing their gender and they're not creating new people,
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that's yes, that is a population control mechanism.
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But I also think the thing about transgender is they're trying to get our mindset used
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to what God created can be changed up, and it can be better.
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And they're trying to get people's thought into, you know, yeah, you can change.
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If you're a boy, you can be a girl and in fear of girl, you can be a boy.
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And what's really behind that?
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Do they really care about these welfare, these children, and maybe they're going through
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a difficult time as they're in their, you know, 13, 14 years of age, and now they're
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even trying to school them at five and six years old that they can do these things.
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Do they really care about these children's welfare or is it more about just changing
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the overall mindset as they move us into, guess what, next is transhumanism.
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So transhumanism is now the melding of God's creation with machinery or with whatever
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they can come up with.
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I don't know where it's going to end up, but it's not looking good at this point, but
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I think these are just, these were all progressions from eugenics to what we're going to see
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down the line with transhumanism.
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The bottom line, the devil wants to pervert the image that was made and the man that was
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made in his image, and he wants to pervert that.
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And then ultimately, all these things will be the stealing of the soul.
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That's right.
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I think this is all heading.
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Yep.
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We're speaking with Angela and Marie.
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The book is called Soulless Society.
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Yeah.
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When we come back, I'm going to talk to you a little bit about your interview with Jesse
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Lee Peterson.
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And we're going to talk about how so many people about the lie that planet is really helping
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the black community.
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It's all about health care.
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We know it's a lie, but I just want to mention a couple chapters, government and the church,
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the central banking system, Hollywood and the media, environment and the great reset.
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We briefly touched on the pandemic chronicles.
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That sounds really provocative, a technology, technocracy, transhumanism, China, chapter
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nine, a spiritual solution for the nation of death, chapter 10, we'll be right back on
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So Angeline Marie, our guest today, the book is called Soulless Society.
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Her website is, well, one of the websites is truthseekersradioshow.com or Soulless Society
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book.
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Not com, it's also on Amazon under Angeline Marie.
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So how did the, before we get to how the black community is bought lies for gosh, maybe
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almost 100 years, at least 75 years, and here we are today where plant parenthoods are
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put in the inner cities and I think 79% of their clinics are in minority neighborhoods,
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but they're trying to help a quote unquote black community.
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Before we get to that and your interview with Jesse Lee Peterson, how did this deep
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division and divide in our country get started?
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What did you write about that?
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I think it comes from a lot of things.
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After I wrote the book, I talked about in the 1960s with then Senator Johnson and I brought
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up the 501 C3, but I think also I learned all of those civil programs that he started
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to put in because there were, there were other people that I heard from their life experience
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in the 40s and the 50s.
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There were a lot of neighborhoods that were mixed at that time with both blacks and whites
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and they were both doing very well.
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They had decent paying jobs.
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They were getting along.
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It was, it was equal then, but in hindsight, after I wrote the book, I harkened back to
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the Johnson administration.
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I think that's where this whole thing started with his social programs and trying to do
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good for the blacks, I think.
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Instead, what he was doing is trying to make them more dependent on government programs.
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Yes.
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Therefore, taking the man out of the home, and that's what Jesse spoke a lot about, removing
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the man, having the woman, have all these children with all these different men, but the
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more children she had, they encouraged that because now she could collect more welfare.
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That was probably the start of it.
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I think, you know, between all these pillars, they all play a part in then putting up these
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divisions between the classes and the different races.
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I mean, let's face it, they are using that today as a strategy because if they have everybody
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in the country divided, now it's easier for them to swoop and make these changes that
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they want to make because they don't have a set group against them, they're all divided
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at this point.
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Yep.
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On purpose, and they've done a great job.
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I mean, if you describe great as evil dividing into groups, and I want to go back to your
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interview and some of the things that he shared in your book, it's on page 71 of Soulless
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Society.
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This is the chapter on children, chapter four.
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Jesse Lee said, first of all, most black people don't see information.
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So in other words, they're not informed.
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They hear the talking points.
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You know, the Democrats want to help women's health care, plan parenthood is on your side.
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They're for the black community, right?
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But Jesse Lee said they don't go looking for information for themselves.
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They believe whatever the liberal media and their leaders give them whatever they say.
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They fall for it because of the anger of their hearts and so they don't know.
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And a lot of black people don't even know that every day, over 1,800 black babies are
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being aborted.
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They're not aware of that, even though there are, and then he says 70%.
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I think it's high, high 70s percentage of plan parenthood abortion mills within inner
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cities around the country.
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Go ahead and expound on that or any other points from that.
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So I think, yeah, so it's generational.
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I mean, they were brought up.
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The Democrat party is for you and they taught their children that.
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And I think it's just gone on from generation to generation.
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Everybody has the same access to the same media.
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But when you're told, this is the authority.
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This is who you listen to.
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This is who you should vote for.
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It just, that's what they are doing.
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So they're almost keeping themselves locked up and blindfolded in this whole paradigm of
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the governments here to be your friend, vote for the Democrat party, you know, the conservatives
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are terrible.
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All they care about is rich people.
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And so this has just gone on continuously through the generations.
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Now I will say I am seeing more and more especially during this election cycle changing.
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It seems like more and more people of color are waking up and I'm grateful for that.
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And so I think, you know, although social media has its terrible points, that's probably
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one of the good points is social media is being giving these people access to people who
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have actually researched found truth and they're disseminating it because you won't find
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it on MSNBC.
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That's right.
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But what's interesting is they call art the truth misinformation.
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And they answer us.
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If they shadow ban us, they shut us down.
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They remove our videos or whatever our podcast.
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And I've talked to so many guests that can relate to this and we just have to say, all right,
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keep speaking the truth.
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This is just the way it is.
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So I want to mention your podcast again, Truth Seekers Radio Show.
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How often do you do it and just tell us a little bit more about that before we get back
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into the book, Angeline?
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Truth Seekers Radio Show is on Wednesdays.
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It's a radio show on KCXL radio in the Kansas City, Missouri area.
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It's every Wednesday 10 a.m. Central 11 Eastern.
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Like I said, I've been doing that since 2012.
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It's usually where a one on one interview, I pick somebody on a certain subject matter.
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And I always try to wrap it up at the end and bring it back to the spiritual in the spiritual
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war.
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And then I also have a rumble channel now to go to rumble and just type in Truth Seekers
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Radio Show.
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You can actually watch my interviews.
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And also I do what I call many reports and I'll pick a subject, maybe something that's
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in the news that week and I'll do a mini report on it, a video report.
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So I'm keeping busy with that in these book interviews and I feel like I finally am
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fulfilling the calling that I was looking for.
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Awesome.
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So I'm going to look you up on rumble Truth Seekers Radio Show.
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Radio Show.
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Yeah.
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So I saw something on your website and we're running out of time.
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I knew this would go by very fast, five minutes left.
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All the proceeds from the book sales go to Shatter Ops.
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It's an organization that fights human trafficking by rescuing and rehabilitating victims.
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Please tell us about that.
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Christian, it's Christian, it was started by Russ Dizdar.
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He has passed on from what I understand now his daughter is running it.
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But Shatter Ops is a Christian based organization or ministry.
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They go into areas, they rescue traffic victims and then they rehabilitate them and minister
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to them.
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And all the proceeds that I get for this book I'm giving to Shatter Ops.
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And you can find about more than as you can see on the website.
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Okay.
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There's so many other questions I have.
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I'm going to have to narrow it down though.
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You write about the social credit score, social media being used as propaganda.
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We've mentioned the environment and also China having its sites set on the US.
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But something early in the book caught my attention, a quote by Winston Churchill on democracy.
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I want to read that, unless you just talk about it for a minute or two.
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He said the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average
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voter.
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And you were sitting in a coffee shop writing that chapter, right?
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Just talk a little bit more about that.
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So this man came up to me because I think even in the book I said if I were to stop 20 people
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on the street and ask them what kind of government we have, you would hear democracy.
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I think a republic has been lost in the shuffle.
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So I thought, but I got to tell you, as time goes on, I think that it is all purposeful,
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which we know.
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But I'm starting to, anyway, to get back to the story, he stopped and he said, what are
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you writing so intently about?
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And I told him.
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And then he answered the question, obviously saying democracy.
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But by the end of the story is he understood what I was saying when I, when I was talking
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to him about the type of government we have and why and, but now after writing, now I wrote
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that in the book because I wanted people to know this is not a democracy.
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But as time goes on, I got to say, when you just stand by and look at who's running the
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show today, the country, you know what?
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This is the democracy that I wrote about in the book where it's a mob rule.
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And that is where we are today.
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If you look at the current administration, it is mob rule.
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There's no law or no justice.
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If they want to do something, they just do it and nobody can say anything.
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So this is folks, if you want democracy, this is exactly what democracy looks like.
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But I think it's going to get worse.
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I fear it will get worse than what you're seeing today.
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Even worse, I agree with you.
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And here we are seeing evil being called good, good being called evil mob rule is what
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we've got.
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I mean, think of black lives, the black lives matter global network foundation, the riots
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that were Marxist driven, China driven, funded by the left.
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That is an example of mob rule and intimidation and no accountability and, you know, punishing
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the good, not the evil doers.
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We can go on and on.
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But Angelina Marie, so is the best place?
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Is it on Amazon or the book is available on your website as well?
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I see Barnes and Noble.
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I just have links to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and books a million.
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And it comes in a soft copy, hard copy, audio and digital.
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Well I didn't get to the upswing, the upside here.
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What can people do and people are feeling so overwhelmed?
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Christians are going unbelievable.
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What's happening?
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The darkness in our country, but there are things we can do, there are practical steps.
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I'm sure you get into those at the end of the book, correct?
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Right.
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Right.
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Right.
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Right.
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Right.
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Just keep armor in the armor of God, because that is what's going to get you through these
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dark times ahead.
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Yep.
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The word of God, armor up, friends, keep the sword out and Angelina, and thank you so much
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for your time.
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Thank you so much.
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Thank you so much.
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Thank you so much.
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I appreciate it.
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You're most welcome.
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All right, guys, soulless society.
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When I got this, I go, okay, I agree.
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I agree.
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We have a soulless or a dark, lawless society.
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I want to know what her take is, and when I went through some of these chapters, it's spot
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on.
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And especially when she mentioned Margaret Sanger, I wrote about her my very first book years
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ago, The Dark Buried History of Planned Parenthood, a hundred years ago on more Margaret Sanger.
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So guys, thank you so much to be continued.
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God bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.