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John Haller: Worldview - We Do NOT Play By The Same Rules · 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, no topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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  Hello and welcome to another episode.
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  John Haller is our guest today.
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  He's back with us.
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  They go by so fast.
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  I want to jump right into a local conference that's coming up in a few weeks.
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  That is the men of Iron Conference is going to be at one way Christian Church in Green Bay.
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  And the website is menofironconference.org.
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  Pastor Matt Trewella is going to be there.
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  You might know him from either defytyrants.com or missionaries to the pre-born.
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  Also Pastor David Roth.
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  He's the pastor at one way Christian Church in Green Bay, who are also sponsoring our
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  conference later on in May.
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  And then coach Dave Dobinmeier.
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  So coach Dave, he's a speaker and founder of Pass the Salt.
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  Again, that's February 28th, just for men.
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  And that's coming up.
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  It's an awful day, one day conference.
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  John Haller, so much to talk about.
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  Thank you for coming back on.
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  Good to see you, brother.
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  I was just going to be with you, David.
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  All right, so let's talk about something, not a lot of people want to talk about, want
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  to hear about anymore.
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  I think they're just kind of the Epstein files.
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  So my take on it is, at this point, what are they trying to do?
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  I know they hate Trump.
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  They want to somehow make him look bad, but nobody will be held accountable.
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  And I don't know if I'm just a cynic or what, what are your thoughts on that?
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  Let's just keep this short because a lot of people, I've kind of passed on this topic.
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  Yeah, so about six million pages of, well, three million have been released, another
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  three million to come.
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  And I was an attorney, trial attorney, and I had cases involving three million, six
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  million pages of documents, so maybe two or three points.
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  One is, my personal conclusion is that I don't think anybody's going to jail because the
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  cases are old, they're stale.
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  And while people can go through and pull names and everything out, their name being in
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  the files is not evidence of a crime.
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  You have to have certain things that you have to prove to have a crime.
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  Back at even victims that were named, incorrectly named, and some of the early releases in
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  Pampondi got raked over the coals in a recent hearing at Congress about that.
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  And mistakes like that are happening.
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  I mean, I don't think you understand how much three million pages of documents is.
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  But and then finally, clearly the people that were involved in all of these different
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  schemes and scenarios and everything were clearly immoral.
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  But then the question is, was it the act criminal?
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  And to prosecute a case, you have to have a victim, you have to have testimony, you have
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  to have witnesses and that type of thing.
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  And here's the problem.
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  Under our constitution, people on the right to plead the fifth amendment.
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  So first of all, Epstein is probably dead.
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  We can argue about that.
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  Even if he was alive, he would plead the fifth amendment.
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  And all the other witnesses, so you'll see some things in the near future about the
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  Clintons coming to testify in a closed session of Congress.
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  They're going to be taken to fifth amendment every all day long and that thing.
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  And then the victims, even some of the victims whose names were released have been contacted
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  and they're like, we don't want to do any, we want to leave this part of our life behind.
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  So now you don't have a wit, you don't have a victim testifying.
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  You don't have a perpetrator testifying.
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  So you have to tie it together with evidence.
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  I did see someone who took an AI tool.
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  So when I was a lawyer, we would get documents like six million, 40 million, 30 million pages.
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  David, we would spend years with teams of lawyers and paralegals going through those documents
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  and trying to make the connections.
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  A guy went through with an AI tool and less than a week and made up this very extensive
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  collection, linking all the videos, names, addresses, web pages.
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  It's unbelievable that one person can do this with an AI tool in a week.
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  It shows me that a lot of lawyers are going to lose their jobs.
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  But it doesn't mean that they're, that they're, that they've proven a crime.
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  That's a much more difficult thing and statements are difficult to get.
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  And with the way the criminal justice system has been really corrupted now, judges, there's
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  clear crimes that are committed against, for example, ICE officers and judges won't sign
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  off on arrest warrants.
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  It's the, the system is, is completely broken in my opinion.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, I've always said, I mean, I probably even before Barack Obama was selected president
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  of the United States, even before that I was saying liberal Democrats, it seems or socialists
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  are always above the law.
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  You cannot prosecute, you cannot, but, but they're going after Republicans, they've jailed
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  people in January six.
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  They've been constantly after Trump, the law fair and they're trying to, you know, do
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  it.
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  But it's very frustrating, I think, to a lot of people, I think John, that's why a lot
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  of people have tuned out when it comes to this type of thing, the justice system.
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  And I know you said before we got on the podcast, you could go, you could do, you know, hours
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  on judges and, and, you know, federal judges and the system is corrupt and it's, it's unfortunate,
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  but it's always, it's always seemed like it's leaned one way, one question real quick.
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  And this is to the victims.
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  It's sad really that there won't be actual justice.
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  Then that's sad for the victims, right?
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  They will.
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  David, these are always under the best of circumstances.
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  These are difficult cases to prosecute.
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  They're also cases where prosecutors in the past have gotten into tremendous trouble, even
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  sending in as people later, a judge, Dennis, to jail for, you know, 15, 18, 20, 25 years.
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  So it's a very, they're very, perhaps the most difficult class of crimes to prosecute,
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  because often if, if the witness is underage and a child, very difficult to get good
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  solid testimonies there.
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  Yeah.
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  So along the similar lines, I want to go back to 2022.
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  And the point I'm going to make is we are not the same.
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  We meaning the right and the left.
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  I know people say that's an invisible, it's a, it's a meaningless, the right and left
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  so-called in America, but there is, we can define it different ways.
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  But we are not the same.
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  We don't go after them like they go after us.
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  They don't need a reason to go after Christians, conservatives, Republicans, and they will.
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  But we don't play the same way.
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  I want to go back to Rasmussen reports in January, 2022, and you're famously known for saying
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  Charlie, Charlie Vector, Charlie Vector 019, Charlie Vector 019, and that's during that, what
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  happened to the whole world.
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  But here's what Democrats were willing to do.
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  This is public knowledge.
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  Rasmussen did reports on it, so put up this graph, Mike, it's really amazing.
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  So a huge percentage of Democrats, it looks like close to 60, were willing to find those
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  who were unvaccinated.
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  Next, 60% or 59, roughly, percent of Democrats were, they wanted to lock people in their
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  homes if you did not take the government and Hollywood endorsed and big, farmed, endorsed
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  solution to Charlie Vector, David 190, and then quarantine camps.
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  That looks like it's like 45% of Democrats wanted to send the unjabbed to quarantine camps.
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  What about the next one?
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  They wanted to take children away from parents who were unvaccinated, remove children from
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  those homes.
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  How about that for tolerance?
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  And then finally, the bottom one, and this looks like it's about 45%, 47% of Democrats
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  wanted to find and imprison critics of the solution, Hollywood government, a globalist
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  and a big, farmed solution, meaning the vaccine.
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  So they wanted to imprison vaccine critics, John, we are not the same.
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  And I thought about that was, there is a parallel to the Epstein thing and to January 6th
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  and to Lafayr and everything because we don't play the same way, do we?
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  No, and that's, and so you'll see a lot of criticism of Republicans for not playing
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  the same way.
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  Agreed.
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  I'll make it into office.
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  You know, and because they're careful about it, but the other side does not play by
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  the same rules.
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  There is, and by the way, we're in the midst of, we see these protests that ICE enforcement
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  actions across the country.
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  This is a well-coordinated Lafayr and disruptive process program by left-wing NGOs that are
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  highly funded and they're trying to cause chaos.
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  They're trying to provoke a civil war.
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  And so, and so the question is, what do you do?
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  And you see these, you see these celebrities go on the Grammys or the NFL halftime show
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  or whatever.
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  Oh, you know, stop ICE and all this other stuff.
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  Listen, not one, not one of those left-wing morons has said a word about the action
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  of the actual genocide going on in Iran right over the last six weeks to two months.
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  Yes.
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  Yeah.
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  Probably 100,000 Iranian citizens who wanted to protest for freedom have been slaughtered.
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  Hundreds of thousands of jails, tens of thousands are injured, tens of thousands in jail awaiting
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  execution.
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  They're holding back the bodies, David, so that in the event that Israel or the U.S. attacks
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  I ran over, you know, missile programs or nukes or whatever, they're going to bring out
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  those bodies and say, look at what Israel and the United States did.
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  They are this, we do not understand the nature of the enemy that we face over there.
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  And that's just really shocking.
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  But I guess not surprising that the media, of course, they don't report on it.
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  It doesn't fit the narrative.
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  And how much of this, you know what, I'm going to skip that question because I was going
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  to talk about Islam and of the reason the media doesn't really talk about those fighting
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  for freedom in Iran.
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  Let's skip that.
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  We wanted to talk about Israel and just talk about some of your experiences there and
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  what you were sharing, you know, before we got on the podcast, John.
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  So we're making a clumsy transition here.
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  Sure.
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  Well, look, I was in Israel twice in October and November.
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  I led a tour and I was also over there for government-sponsored media conference, Christian
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  media.
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  And so let me just share a few things about that because I think the, from somebody who loves
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  Bible prophecy, loves the Jewish people, loves Israel.
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  I think we're at this strange time where the land and all of this is being restored.
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  And so I know you may have to take a break, so whenever we do that, but I'll, I'll just
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  share this.
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  So the first thing I did with my tour group was on that, with the day they celebrated
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  the two year of remembrance of this, of the October 7th war, was actually on October
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  8th because October 7th was a Shabbat.
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  We went to the Gaza envelope and we saw the whores that unfolded there.
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  We walked through the Kibbut scene.
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  We walked that one of them had been attacked and, and at the time we were there, a number
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  of the people were still help hostage and they went from 900 residents to 15.
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  From the day of October 7th, they had 900 some residents, they had 15 had come back.
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  We went to the Nova Festival site.
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  I was able to spend on one of the trips there about an hour and a half talking to the
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  first, first responder to arrive there on October 7th.
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  The whores that were shared are unbelievable.
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  We walked through the homes of the Kibbut scene.
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  We went to Setarot and we met with the widow of the first police officer in Setarot,
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  town that borders the Gaza Strip.
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  The first police officer killed.
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  She's now raising their four children alone, they've been married for about 25 years.
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  We met her at his grave in the cemetery.
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  This was incredibly powerful stuff.
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  It was interesting that day, though, because we talk about the Jewish people and the land
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  and the restoration.
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  Let me just tell you, I have several stories to tell you, but one of them is this.
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  We got back to Jerusalem and we said, we're going over to the city of David for a program
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  it's called Hallelujah.
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  It's a laser light show at the city of David, which is south of the temple mount.
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  I think you may have had recent guests on talking about the Pilgrimich road, which we were
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  able to walk.
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  I'll mention at the moment about that, but we've watched this laser light show, Hallelujah.
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  It's about Nehemiah who came back to rebuild into Jerusalem.
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  This laser light show was projected on the wall of Nehemiah in the city of David that
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  they've excavated.
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  Wow.
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  That's amazing.
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  We were there at Sukot and it talks to Nehemiah chapter 8 that they found the book of the
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  law and they brought it out because they kind of forgot about it.
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  There we are.
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  We watch what happened with the people getting taken captive in Gaza and the horrors down
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  there.
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  We go to the thing, we see the light show on the wall of Nehemiah, the story of Nehemiah,
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  and it says that they found the book of the law and it says there in Nehemiah 8 that
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  they brought that they built booze.
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  So the people went out and brought them and made booze for themselves.
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  This is the feast of Tapa Raffles, each on his roof and in their courts and in the courts
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  of the house of God in the square at the Watergate and the Gate of the Ephraim.
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  They did this and they had not done this.
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  The entire assembly of those who had returned from the captivity made booze and lived in
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  the booze, were there during the feast of booze, it was on for a couple weeks.
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  The sons of Israel had indeed not done so from the time of Joshua the son of none to
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  that day and there was exceedingly great gladness.
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  Now listen, I could not have planned this tour any better to drive home what happened
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  at the time of Nehemiah.
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  It's amazing.
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  So a couple of the other things we did, let's take a brief pause and there's so much
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  more to get to with you.
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  Thank you, sir.
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  So John Haller, the next story, you've got so many to share.
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  And I know it's going to go by fast.
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  Go ahead and jump in.
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  So we did a couple of things.
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  I wanted to focus the tour, and by the way, I'm going to do another tour.
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  You can find it at fbchappel.com in September, October, again, at the time of the Feast
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  of Boos.
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  It's not the most convenient time to go because there's a Shabbat every other day.
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  It seems like, but the food is pretty good at the hotels because they really, because
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  everybody goes to the hotels to celebrate.
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  But the building in Israel is just off the charts, and I'll make a quick comment about that
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  in a moment.
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  But we went up to Samaria on a number of occasions.
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  We went to Bethel.
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  We went to the place where Jacob had his dream of the latter to have it.
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  And I know there are archaeologists who have studied this.
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  These sites are authentic actual sites so that you can get the lay of the land.
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  Like at Bethel, you can stand there where Jacob and Lot, and sorry, Abraham and Lot decided
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  how they were going to split themselves up because they weren't getting along.
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  And you can stand there and you can look down to the Green Lush Jordan Valley, Jordan River
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  Valley.
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  And you can see how Lot said, okay, I'll take that over there.
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  You can have this desert scrub area here.
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  So you can see actually where that happened.
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  We also joined up with a couple of orthodox Jewish groups, the safe cost.
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  We went to Joshua's altar in Samaria, which is near the, it's on Mount Ebal overlooking
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  the city of Nobles, which is probably one of the most tear-ridden cities there.
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  To go to Joshua's altar, we had to get on a bull-proof bus, and we had to go there with
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  an IDFS court.
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  And from where we parked to walk to the actual Joshua's altar, the altar that Joshua
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  erected when the children of Israel came back into the land of Canaan, after the Sojourn
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  in Egypt for hundreds of years, the actual altar that he built is there.
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  There's no doubt that this is the altar of Joshua.
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  And by the way, the Palestinians tried to tear it down, tear the rocks out, and make roads
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  out of it.
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  Grind them up for oats because they want to destroy the evidence of Jewish people in
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  the land.
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  And I was a little bit disconcerting where you park and walk out to the altar, is maybe
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  a mile.
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  And as I'm walking out there, there's like a drone flying right over my head along the
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  long part of the walk out, the same drone, you know.
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  And so it's kind because it's security.
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  And I also want to say, this overlooks the city of Nobles.
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  Inside the city of Nobles, it's really hard for a large group to get there.
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  My wife and I went there with an archeologist named Joel Kramer, who's an excellent
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  follower of his YouTube channel, Expedition Bible.
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  If you want to learn more about why he digs archeology, so to speak.
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  So we went into Nobles to the city of Shekham.
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  And in the city of Shekham, there's a stone there in the area where it was.
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  And in Joshua 24, Joshua brings the children of Israel there.
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  And he says, you know, choose you this day who you're going to serve.
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  And it says that he erected a stone there by the temple area of Shekham.
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  You can go today and touch what's left of the stone of Joshua.
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  I have done it.
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  There is no doubt in my mind this is the stone of Joshua.
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  The interesting thing though is just off of the tell there, it's called Tel Bolata, where
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  Shekham was, is another place called Joseph's tomb.
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  There is no doubt that this is where Joseph's bones were buried.
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  And you can read about them in the Old Testament.
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  They remember they drug Joseph's coffin with his bones and then around the wilderness
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  for 40 years before they brought him to Shekham and put them in a tomb there on property
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  that that Jacob had bought.
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  And this is hundreds of years after his father Jacob had died and he had died and all this.
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  And it's right there.
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  And by the way, as they're bringing the people out of captivity a couple, you know, recently,
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  the final hostage is returned that he was killed on October 7th.
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  The tour portion of the scripture that they read in the synagogues that weekend was about
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  returning the bones of Joseph to bury them and check them.
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  As bones are returned from God, this happens all the time.
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  So another place we went is Shilo.
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  Shilo is where the ancient tabernacle stood for between three and four hundred years.
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  The tabernacle.
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  It was the capital of Israel.
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  It's where the Ark of the Covenant was.
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  I interviewed a wonderful lady recently named Eliana Pasadotin who built her house over
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  looking the site of the tabernacle.
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  As to her, it was very important, as a religious Orthodox Jew, because on the feet on Rosh Hashanah,
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  the portion of prophet is read is the story of Hannah praying for a son and dedicating
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  him to the Lord, which we know he became the prophet Samuel, at Shilo.
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  And it's really the first prayer of someone in scripture.
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  And it's read every year on the Feast on Rosh Hashanah, the Feast of Trumpets.
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  So it's just, there is this connection to the land and all of this stuff.
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  I'll tell you one more quick one.
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  And I know you had Todd on recent, Todd Hampson on the talk about the pilgrimage road,
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  which we were able to walk before it opened.
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  But on the pilgrimage road, in the city of David, about 15 years ago, an archaeologist
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  started uncovering a walled in a place, and then a section, and then a section.
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  And I have no doubt that what this archaeologist who led our tour that day, down in the city
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  of David, Alicia Crone, was the temple of Melchizedek.
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  Go read the story about that in Genesis and Abraham, Abraham, brought offerings to Melchizedek,
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  the King of Salem.
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  Today you can go, it's a unique temple of that era because of the way it's organized.
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  And you can watch what you see there at Melchizedek's temple.
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  And you can go to Bethel, Bethel, and you can see the stone that Abraham anointed, Abraham
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  anointed up there in the same way that Melchizedek did.
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  It's all very connected.
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  Wow.
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  And it's just so interesting, David, that at the time that all these people were running
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  around, all of their fake Jews and all this other stuff, they're being restored to their
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  place.
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  And I think this is part of this restoration, things that we're going to see here and the
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  times in which we live.
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  It's very, very fascinating, and it's just very awe-inspiring to watch.
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  Yeah.
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  The anti-Semitism has just off the charts, but the propaganda against the Jews and against
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  the biblical worldview, really, but against the Jews has led to so much ignorance because
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  people are latching onto the talking points and what the left and the media or whoever are
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  putting out there.
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  And yet there's so much evidence if you just go to the land.
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  I mean, everything in the Bible that's written, just about archaeology, everything that's
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  found there, you can go to the Bible and go, oh, yep, there's a person, place, or event
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  that's mentioned there that this archaeological find confirms or affirms.
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  And yet that's not enough for some people.
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  It really is astounding.
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  John, really quick, I'll let you share your final thoughts for the last two minutes, but
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  I want to mention that's a really good YouTube channel expedition Bible, friends, if you want
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  to talk about archaeology and with the work that Joel Kramer does, expedition Bible.
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  So John, two minutes, whatever you'd like to share to the body of Christ right now.
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  Well, share something from the pilgrimage road.
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  So I was on the pilgrimage road a large portion of everything that was open a number several
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  years ago.
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  And on the pilgrimage road, we had this fantastic guide and I cannot remember his name.
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  He was Jewish orthodox Jewish, a total story and there's a place on the road and the pavement
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  is cracked.
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  And he said the reason is cracked is because you see the coin there, there's a coin under
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  a piece of glass.
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  That's a coin that was mined by the people who were rebelling against the Roman occupation.
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  And he said, it is right here where you're standing, that Jerusalem ended in 70 AD for
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  the Jews.
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  They were hiding out in the drainage channel under the road.
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  Wow.
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  They broke the road.
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  You can see it.
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  They went in there and did it.
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  And he said, I came here a couple of years ago and I brought my father who had been in
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  13, 11 or 13 different and German and ex termination camps in Europe in World War II and survived
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  and was able to move to Jerusalem.
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  He came there and says, I want to go into drainage channel because I want to feel the oppression
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  that those Jews felt in 70 AD and see if it matched up with mine.
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  And it didn't.
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  He said, but the amazing thing is that my son and I can come to Jerusalem and talk about
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  this in the place where it happened again as Jews in control of the Holy Land.
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  Wow.
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  Amazing, amazing events and history and wow, so much more, John, thank you again for just
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  all you do and just sharing about your trips and the history there and your experiences.
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  It really is a blessing.
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  I know you do a lot of round tables.
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  I think you just said you talked about AI recently.
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  That's not going to go away.
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  That's another topic we'll have John on again and talk about.
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  I'm sure and Patrick Wood and others and on technocracy.
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  Friends, thank you so much brother.
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  We'll see you again.
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  Thank you, David.
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  God bless you friends, family and Christ and as always, keep speaking the truth about things
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  that matter.
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  We'll see you next time.