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Speaker 3: You see say, ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 3: And now your radio refreshment Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Well, well, well, goody goad day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 1: It's Faith Day? Yep, every Friday.
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Speaker 4: It's Faith Day on the Round Edwards American Experience And
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Speaker 4: so glad to be here with you, my friends. Are
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Speaker 4: we witnessing the results of the ideological subversion of our
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Speaker 4: republic or simply the disposal of morality or both? Yeah,
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Speaker 4: We're going to be covering those questions and other important
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Speaker 4: issues and stories of the day.
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Speaker 1: One story that.
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Speaker 4: Kind of caught my attention, and I'm sure we'll catch
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Speaker 4: yours as well. Looks like Putin and Trump are a
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Speaker 4: little bit angry at each other right now. As US
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Speaker 4: Russia war of words escalate dramatically. President Trump positioned two
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Speaker 4: nuclear submarines in full range of the city of Moscow.
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Speaker 4: Peace Loving people in the United States, in Russia, and
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Speaker 4: around the world are having a bit of a tough
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Speaker 4: day today as it arises that the war of words
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Speaker 4: between President Trump and the Deputy Chairman of the Security
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Speaker 4: Council of the Russian Federation, medevdev has now escalated into
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Speaker 4: a scary degree.
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Speaker 1: Trump Is announced in a.
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Speaker 4: Truth social post that he has deployed two nuclear capable
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Speaker 4: submarines to appropriate regions within range of Russian targets. Amongst
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Speaker 4: them is Moscow. Now see, this is the kind of
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Speaker 4: stuff all of us with working brains we're hoping would
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Speaker 4: never materialize.
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Speaker 1: We said it.
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Speaker 4: I said it from day one that the United States
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Speaker 4: of America should never, ever, ever, ever gotten involved in
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Speaker 4: the Ukraine Russia War. It was a regional conflict. It's
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Speaker 4: still a regional conflict technically, and we should have kept
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Speaker 4: our big vat backside out of it. I also talked
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Speaker 4: about how through the years Russia had been provoked by
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Speaker 4: NATO with the backing of the United States of America
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Speaker 4: by continuing to move the border of NATO closer and
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Speaker 4: closer to the Russian Bear. And there were other things
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Speaker 4: that the Russian Bear was a bit angry about, such
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Speaker 4: as the human trafficking and those horrible laboratories in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: So things escalated, and.
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Speaker 4: When Uncle Joe got in office, Ukraine was invaded by
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Speaker 4: the Russian bear, and we should have left it alone.
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Speaker 4: I can guarantee you had we stayed out of it,
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Speaker 4: and Western Europe had stayed out of it, it would
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Speaker 4: be over by now. Ukraine is still getting bloodied and
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Speaker 4: Moscow has been engaging this war methodically, slowly but surely,
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Speaker 4: inch by inch, foot by foot, kilometer by kilometer, on
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Speaker 4: and on and on, and so here we are today.
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Speaker 4: Trump decides to get his nose out of joint, gets involved,
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Speaker 4: thinking he can force Putin, an equally strong minded individual,
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Speaker 4: to just all of a sudden, just stop after he
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Speaker 4: had been provoked for many years. I'm telling you we
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Speaker 4: should have stayed out of it, because while Putin is
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Speaker 4: no one's angel, Zelenski is a scumbag, a scum bag
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Speaker 4: and a wingebag as well.
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Speaker 1: And so.
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Speaker 4: This could turn out pretty bad because Moscow has one
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Speaker 4: big advantage over the United States of America. They have
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Speaker 4: these what's called her hypersonic missiles that can go anywhere
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Speaker 4: on the planet. They're not inhibited by distance or time.
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Speaker 4: They're so fast we do not have any way to
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Speaker 4: prevent them from hitting whatever target. Putin and company decides
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Speaker 4: to fire at in the United States of America or
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Speaker 4: anywhere in the world for that matter, we don't have it. Nope. Now,
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Speaker 4: the United States was the first nation to think about
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Speaker 4: this and sort of drew up the plans and all
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Speaker 4: of that. And you know how plans do in the
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Speaker 4: United States, they get leaked out or sold or whatever.
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Speaker 4: In other nations they say, oh, look at here, we'd
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Speaker 4: get this, we build this, and they built it. They
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Speaker 4: went on ahead with it. They're not stupid people. And
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Speaker 4: here we are. Trump is selling Wolf tickets to Putin
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Speaker 4: And I'm telling you, Putin is one of the few
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Speaker 4: individuals that you really don't want to tangle with, especially
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Speaker 4: since he does have a particular strategic advantage. Now, mind you,
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Speaker 4: I'm still a supporter of President Trump, but this in
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Speaker 4: particular situation is totally retarded on his part, totally retarded.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what he's thinking, see what, I know
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Speaker 4: what happened, though I know why he's thinking. One of
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Speaker 4: the reasons why he's thinking the way he's thinking is
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Speaker 4: because he allowed individuals like these nutjobs Lindsey Graham. And
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Speaker 4: while Marco Rubio is doing a great job where he's at,
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Speaker 4: he's also been in Trump's ear about being more aggressive
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Speaker 4: with Moscow. But we don't have it. My friends. Sometimes
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Speaker 4: I get up in the morning and I sometimes when
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Speaker 4: I start thinking about things, I really wonder if we
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Speaker 4: are truly the numbnumber one superpower in the world. And
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Speaker 4: when I look at China, for example, having the world's
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Speaker 4: largest navy and oh, I'm sorry, and also the world's
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Speaker 4: largest army, and they're catching up with us slowly, but
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Speaker 4: surely as far as number of aircraft. They have more
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Speaker 4: submarines than we do. And then I look at Russia
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Speaker 4: the way they train their soldiers much more at a
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Speaker 4: much more difficult level than here in the United States,
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Speaker 4: because you know, ours are watered down, with the exception
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Speaker 4: of the Special Forces, but I mean generally they're more
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Speaker 4: watered down because females are in and they don't want
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Speaker 4: females to feel bad, so they lowered standards.
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Speaker 1: And here we are.
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Speaker 4: And so I think this is one of the dumbest
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Speaker 4: things that President Trump has ever done in his entire
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Speaker 4: life of seventy nine years. And I pray that we
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Speaker 4: don't here in the Grade forty eight end up paying
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Speaker 4: the price because of such an asinine move. You talk
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Speaker 4: about the need for prayer, and faith. This is an
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Speaker 4: example of why people like the Zacharie two to five
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Speaker 4: prayer members are added every single weekday and speaking for
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Speaker 4: a need for prayer and exercising faith because of what
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Speaker 4: I consider to be a ideological subversion in our republic
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Speaker 4: as well as the disposal of morality. Because of that,
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Speaker 4: my friends, we have another situation that you are well
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Speaker 4: aware of that we need even much more prayer and
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Speaker 4: faith concerning the radical diehard and Muslim candidates are the
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Speaker 4: threat to our freedoms?
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Speaker 1: Now, how are.
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Speaker 4: All these things bad situations by our great President Trump?
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Speaker 4: The onslaught of Islamic candidates pouring into our country like
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Speaker 4: a tidal wave. In twenty twenty two, for example, one
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Speaker 4: hundred and fifty three Muslim candidates ran for office, with
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Speaker 4: eighty nine securing seats in local, state and federal roles.
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Speaker 4: And how do you think these things happen? You remember
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Speaker 4: the old adage, you move your feet, you lose your seat. Okay,
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Speaker 4: when you tell God basically through your actions and disregard you. Basically,
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Speaker 4: America basically told God, including the church, to move your feet.
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Speaker 4: We want anyone else to sit in your seat? Who
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Speaker 4: won humanism? Your old fashioned we don't need you anymore.
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Speaker 4: We snatched God out of education and threw them out
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Speaker 4: like a piece of trash, and immediately our education system
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Speaker 4: is now it fell down to one of the worst
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Speaker 4: in the entire planet. And not only is it bad education,
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Speaker 4: the education system of America is helping to subvert our
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Speaker 4: nation into oblivion. I'm not Edwards. We'll be right back
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Speaker 4: I love when they let that song play a little
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Speaker 4: bit longer, and this is a Rundovers American experience. Faith
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Speaker 4: the addition, thanks for tuning in from to what America
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Speaker 4: and around the world. Well before the break, I was
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Speaker 4: discussing about how our nation is being basically turned into
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Speaker 4: a hot mess. There are many good things happening, and
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Speaker 4: I do appreciate them, but none of the good things
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Speaker 4: that are happening can be sustained in the long run
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Speaker 4: unless there is a dramatic reversal in our morality, in
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Speaker 4: our decision making. I'm talking about amongst we the people,
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Speaker 4: we are the ones with the bottom line responsibility regarding
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Speaker 4: our republic. People run around talking about their rights well,
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Speaker 4: and sometimes they refer to the Bill of Rights. Well,
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Speaker 4: a lot of times people don't understand that the Bill
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Speaker 4: of Rights is based upon Biblical principles. They were purposely
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Speaker 4: tied to biblically principles. And that is why many of
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Speaker 4: the Founding Fathers reminded us in their writings that in
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Speaker 4: order for us to remain truly free, prosperous, great, et cetera,
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Speaker 4: that we must remain a good people, meaning there must
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Speaker 4: be high morals because out of morality, good morals based
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Speaker 4: upon the Bible. Then if that is your goal, is
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Speaker 4: that is what you teach your children, is that, then
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Speaker 4: it is the good that becomes the goal of society.
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Speaker 4: And if you have a society that's based upon goal,
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Speaker 4: the goal of goodness, you will not have a tidal
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Speaker 4: wave crashing toward America's shores. You won't have a bevy
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Speaker 4: of Muslim candidates. You won't have that, you won't have
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Speaker 4: individuals from the Muslim sect of life imposing Sharia law.
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Speaker 4: You won't be allowing that in your republic, where women
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Speaker 4: are allowed to be beaten by law under Shariah, where
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Speaker 4: daughters can be murdered, I want to stan Michigan, and
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Speaker 4: the only thing that happens is that the body is
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Speaker 4: carted away and they have a celebration afterward. This kind
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Speaker 4: of stuff was not supposed to be a part of
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Speaker 4: our society. We were supposed to be a unique, fundamentally
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Speaker 4: Christian nation. Now all the things that you are witnessing
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Speaker 4: that represent full destruction of our republic. And by the way,
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Speaker 4: it is a republic. Whenever you hear someone saying democracy, democracy,
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Speaker 4: either they are ignorant or they are purposefully part of
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Speaker 4: the effort to completely normalize the concept of democracy so
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Speaker 4: that that's what people say and think when it comes
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Speaker 4: to describing what our country is. It began in earnest
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Speaker 4: and around nineteen thirty nine during the Roosevelt administration. And
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Speaker 4: because they're there, you know, there's always been a certain
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Speaker 4: sect of people in this country that have always, desperately,
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Speaker 4: I mean desperately, full throttle desperation, have always wanted to
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Speaker 4: subvert what makes America great. They've always wanted to subvert her,
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Speaker 4: disconnect her or her unique relationship with our biblically described creator.
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Speaker 4: They've always wanted to do that. Why because as long
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Speaker 4: as we remain biblically connected to our creator, guess what,
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Speaker 4: no one else could defeat us undermine us. Yes, when
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Speaker 4: we were more biblically connected, yes there were wrong things
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Speaker 4: that that happened, but whenever there was a conflict over
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Speaker 4: those wrong things, better situations came out of it. For example,
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Speaker 4: the big famous one that people are still complaining about today, slavery.
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Speaker 4: The only nation in the world that I know they
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Speaker 4: went to war with itself over that evil practice, and
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Speaker 4: out of that it was better. And things could have
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Speaker 4: been a lot better had they allowed the North to
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Speaker 4: totally defeat the Democrat controlled South. But later on, because
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Speaker 4: they weren't totally defeated, they weren't spanked enough, they resurrected themselves,
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Speaker 4: especially when by the time of Woodrow Wilson and under
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Speaker 4: that administration, the concept of racism was fully sparked. The
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Speaker 4: fire of racism became a forest fire. It was reignited
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Speaker 4: under the Woodrow Wilson administration when he released that when
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Speaker 4: they released the movie Birth of a Nation, the first
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Speaker 4: to be shown in the White House, and all the
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Speaker 4: advancements that were being made. Racism was dying a natural
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Speaker 4: death in America. Blacks were making advancements in areas of
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Speaker 4: science and things like that, gentleman like a Lewis Latimer.
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Speaker 4: And of course Democrats have always wanted to be around
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Speaker 4: to destroy people, their rights, their morality, their families, et cetera.
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Speaker 4: It wasn't just blacks they wanted to subvert. No, blacks
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Speaker 4: were the easiest target, but it was much greater than that.
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Speaker 4: And you're witnessing it as I speak. What are the
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Speaker 4: Democrats doing in Congress today? Of course they have a
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Speaker 4: few friends called Rhinos helping them out, but the majority
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Speaker 4: of them, ninety percent of them are Democrats who were
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Speaker 4: subverting this nation. In fact, many of the rhinos are
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Speaker 4: actually Demosmocrats who fooled Americans by running as Republicans because
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Speaker 4: they knew as Democrats they couldn't win. So this is
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Speaker 4: why America needs to hurry up and return to high
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Speaker 4: moral standards. Because out of good morality comes wisdom too.
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Speaker 4: Stupidity is greatly reduced. You want evidence of that, well,
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Speaker 4: the Ivy League colleges and universities were themselves the greatest
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Speaker 4: source of education on the planet outside of maybe Oxford
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Speaker 4: Oxford University. Outside of that, they were number one for
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Speaker 4: many years. Not only did they have the highest quality
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Speaker 4: of education, but they were also on a mission to
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Speaker 4: teach young men to be those who are so inclined
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Speaker 4: to be great preachers of the word, but intellectually, you know,
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Speaker 4: intelligent preachers, not the low level kind of which you
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Speaker 4: find today where they don't even talk about right and wrong.
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Speaker 4: They just tell you Jesus loves you, hey man, and
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Speaker 4: you don't have to worry about changing. Just show up,
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Speaker 4: give us your offering, and yes, you'll be blessed automatically.
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Speaker 4: Uh huh, yeah, I'm smiling. Yeah, you know, on that level.
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Speaker 4: And if that's you know, the best we can do,
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Speaker 4: and you know, that's what we have. But it's not
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Speaker 4: so funny when I'm looking at these pictures in front
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Speaker 4: of me, Rashida talib Holan, Omar Mandami, guy who's running
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Speaker 4: for mayor Minnesota, all these communist Muslims. Isn't that a
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Speaker 4: hot mess? Muslim leaders are boasting forty three state delegates
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Speaker 4: right now, with projections of fifty congressional seats by twenty
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Speaker 4: thirty one. This isn't representation, it's a takeover. And there
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Speaker 4: are too many gumps in our population that are allowing this,
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Speaker 4: that are standing for this. Saw a picture this morning
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Speaker 4: of a bunch of Jews for Palestine. Jews for Palestine.
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Speaker 4: I'll say it again, Jews for Palestine. Now that's retarded.
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Speaker 4: It really is Palestine members and any of those who
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Speaker 4: call themselves Palestine people, and just about every other Muslim
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Speaker 4: in the world. If they had their way, they would
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Speaker 4: wife out every Jew and Christian.
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Speaker 1: In the world.
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Speaker 4: They would car bomb us, no matter what they may
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Speaker 4: say when they're just in the small minority, when they're
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Speaker 4: very charming and very nice.
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Speaker 1: YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 4: But I mean, the tricks of Islam are so old.
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Speaker 4: I mean they began about six hundred years after the
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Speaker 4: death of Christ and the resurrection of Christ. And they
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Speaker 4: try to act like we were in the land before
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Speaker 4: the Jews. No, they weren't. There was no Islamic religion
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Speaker 4: before the religion of the Jewish religion and the Jewish
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Speaker 4: faith and also the followers of Christ. But yet because
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Speaker 4: of stupidity, bad teachings, immorality, lies seep in and take
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Speaker 4: over it's a subversion, and it's all by design, it's
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Speaker 4: not just happenstance. It took about twenty five years to
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Speaker 4: garner enough of a stronghold, immoral stronghold in the United States,
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Speaker 4: where it is at the point now that if it
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Speaker 4: is not restrained, actually it must be reversed because it
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Speaker 4: is so widespread. You see evidences of it all the
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Speaker 4: time in our streets, in our malls, in our churches.
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Speaker 4: Just the other night in Seattle, folks who are going
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Speaker 4: to night service, right, and somebody, just for the heck
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Speaker 4: of who was out there shooting church members as they
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Speaker 4: were trying to go to church. There's no fear anymore.
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Speaker 4: Too many people that are supposedly of God, and conservatives
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Speaker 4: have been nothing more than wimpess americanas apologeticus and those
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Speaker 4: on the other side understand this and they're taking advantage
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Speaker 4: of it. That is high time we get on our knees,
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Speaker 4: seek forgiveness for allowing this foolishness, and start doing the
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Speaker 4: right things. We have to take back our education, we
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Speaker 4: have to take back the preaching. We have to take
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Speaker 4: the problems we want to from sun up to sundown.
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Speaker 4: And you know, without real solutions, that's all we'll be
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Speaker 4: doing is talking talk talk, talk, talk talk. One thing
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Speaker 4: that is very important is that if you want to
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Speaker 4: really turn this nation around, you got to start with
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Speaker 4: the children. And I believe that real education should be
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Speaker 4: under the auspices of true Christian authority. Why Christian education matters?
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Speaker 4: Why does that matter? Well, because history has shown that
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Speaker 4: to build a more cohesive society. See, we need to
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Speaker 4: get away from the common phrases or thoughts of diversity
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Speaker 4: and inclusive because if you build a society that recognizes
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Speaker 4: the importance of every single par meaning that I'm no
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Speaker 4: greater than you and you're no greater than I, as
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Speaker 4: God sees us, automatically, we will fulfill what we are
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Speaker 4: supposed to in this life. And or do we want
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Speaker 4: to see nations filled? What do we want to see
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Speaker 4: nations filled? With faithful, wise, courageous disciples of Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 4: Our values played the central laurel in deciding what kind
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Speaker 4: of education we want children to receive. For followers of Christ,
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Speaker 4: nothing could be more important than to see the next
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Speaker 4: generation embrace the Lord Jesus Christ with living faith. I
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Speaker 4: believe the Christian education has the vital role to play
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Speaker 4: in this endeavor. When parents, teachers, and church leaders commit
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Speaker 4: to teaching children to seek and follow God in every
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Speaker 4: area of their study, we will begin to see a
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Speaker 4: generation of young Christians who love the Lord, their God,
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Speaker 4: their parents, their nation with all their heart, soul, and
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Speaker 4: strengthen mind that used to be common throughout our great republic.
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Speaker 4: With Jesus Christ at the heart of their lives, children
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Speaker 4: are equipped to fulfill their calling. It doesn't matter what
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Speaker 4: it is, if it's a scholar, business leader, politician, parent,
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Speaker 4: pastor or any other good vocation when it comes to parenting,
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Speaker 4: whatever your circumstances, I believe that Christian education can help
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Speaker 4: you as you raise and disciple your children. If your
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Speaker 4: children go to a government school, the resources can help
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Speaker 4: keep you aware of the key issues. And what I
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Speaker 4: mean by that is that there needs to be in
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Speaker 4: my humble opinion in different communities around the country, where
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Speaker 4: parents pull together their resources and at the very least
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Speaker 4: offset what children are receiving in government schools if they
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Speaker 4: cannot afford to put them in private schools.
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Speaker 1: I but also if it.
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Speaker 4: Can be done in your community, if parents could pull
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Speaker 4: together and homeschool their children on a rotating basis where
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Speaker 4: they all figure it out during the summertime and set
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Speaker 4: it up so that no one is heavily burdened, and
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Speaker 4: those parents that are not up on teaching duties they
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Speaker 4: can further their research and gaining better and more materials
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Speaker 4: for the entire group. Increasing numbers of Christian families are
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Speaker 4: beginning to turn to home education in the United States
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Speaker 4: as well as in Great Britain instead of or to
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Speaker 4: supplement a school education. Now there, I believe that there's
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Speaker 4: still many excellent Christian resources throughout the United States and
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Speaker 4: throughout Great Britain as well. Finally, christ centered schools with
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Speaker 4: Christian teachers committed to disciplining the children and their charge
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Speaker 4: can be a very precious place supporting parents as they
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Speaker 4: raise their children in their faith. See parents must first
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Speaker 4: be on the right path and when children if they
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Speaker 4: have to go to government school, they must see those
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Speaker 4: principles reflected in the school. We must still be concerned
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Speaker 4: about how safe our schools are. And parents, you must
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Speaker 4: gain a full understanding of your rights. And when it
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Speaker 4: comes to state schools, make sure that you understand the curriculum.
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Speaker 4: And as I advise you, if you can participate in
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Speaker 4: home education and make sure that it's Christ centered and
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Speaker 4: you do all these things, it can be a wonderful
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Speaker 4: resource for parents. And when it comes to teachers and
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Speaker 4: government schools, teachers, what an incredible influence you can have
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Speaker 4: day by day. Now the resources that you teachers have
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Speaker 4: should give you equipping in knowledge how to handle yourself
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Speaker 4: as a wise and faithful teacher of God's precious creations
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Speaker 4: the children and young people. Teachers play your part and
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Speaker 4: influencing your local school by offering people and services who
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Speaker 4: can shape life within the community. And I see, I'm
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Speaker 4: The opposite of what many Christians have thought for many years.
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Speaker 4: For many years, I would hear my Christian friends and
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Speaker 4: others say, oh, we can involve get involved in this
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Speaker 4: or that, whether it's politics or whatever. We can't do that,
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Speaker 4: it's dirty it's filthy, yuk yuk, And I'd always wondered
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Speaker 4: when people would say that, are they very smart? Do
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Speaker 4: they understand what it means when God says to occupy
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Speaker 4: till He comes? It doesn't mean occupy a corner of society.
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Speaker 4: It means to be bold. Not boisterous, but bold. There's
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Speaker 4: a difference. In Deuteronomy six, the whole community of Israel
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Speaker 4: was told to impress upon their children the story of
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Speaker 4: who God is and the purposes in his love for
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Speaker 4: his people. Parents have the primary responsibility in this, but
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Speaker 4: the whole church community can and should be supporting them. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 4: there isn't much support from the majority of the church community.
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Speaker 4: Some yes, but the majority no. And if that were
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Speaker 4: not true what I'm saying, we would not be in
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Speaker 4: the condition as a nation that we find ourselves to day.
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Speaker 4: Consider how you could be supporting parents in their role
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Speaker 4: beyond your Sunday service. Could your church even take the
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Speaker 4: bold initiative of starting a Christian school?
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Speaker 1: Now?
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Speaker 4: I believe that there are still resources out there where
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Speaker 4: you can learn about starting a Christian school, and there
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Speaker 4: is a God given mandate to educate our children in
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Speaker 4: the right way that they should go so that when
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Speaker 4: they are old, they do not depart, because I'm telling you,
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Speaker 4: A radical judge used the race card in the latest
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Speaker 4: right to kick out those who came into this nation illegally. However, however, however, however,
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Speaker 4: Judge Trina sister Trina Thompson, she says color is neither
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Speaker 4: a poison nor a crime. The reason why she said
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Speaker 4: that because she said as a colored person, as a
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Speaker 4: person of color, she wants to knock down what she
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Speaker 4: calls white supremacy by stopping the Trump administration from kicking
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Speaker 4: out people who are not white of this country. And see,
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Speaker 4: this is one of the most irritating things that I
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Speaker 4: when I look at our republic, I see a bunch
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Speaker 4: of people who run around talking about how oppressed they are. Judges, entertainers,
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Speaker 4: basketball players, et cetera. Run around talking about how, oh,
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Speaker 4: it's so bad, this is such a land of of
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Speaker 4: white supremacy. And all these people that are saying this
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Speaker 4: are multimillionaires. They're rich, They're in positions of authority, and
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Speaker 4: they use their positions to help make life worse while
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Speaker 4: they're trying to tweak the nose of the white supremacy
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Speaker 4: element that they continue to point their fingers at. Forgetting
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Speaker 4: these retards are forgetting that you have to look at
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Speaker 4: who built that system that she's benefiting from, Who who
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Speaker 4: designed it, Who came up with the concept of inalienable rights,
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Speaker 4: who came up with all of this that they're benefiting from.
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Speaker 4: Just hospitals when you drive a car, I mean, I
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Speaker 4: really hate to go there. But this cocky, ugly judge
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Speaker 4: is sitting here bragging about what she's doing on behalf
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Speaker 4: of people of color and had the nerve to say
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Speaker 4: color is neither a poison nor a crime. Wow, see,
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Speaker 4: this is the kind of stuff that breeds more division,
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Speaker 4: more disdain, and other negatives between people, because the smart
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Speaker 4: people understand that actions like this are nothing more than
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Speaker 4: that will create a harmful impact on our republic. Now,
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Speaker 4: I know these people that are in these in these
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Speaker 4: positions of power, and they're braggadociously using their power to
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Speaker 4: screw over the country, making life worse for everyone, not
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Speaker 4: just the white folks.
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Speaker 1: But they don't care.
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Speaker 4: When have these negro thought police individuals ever thought about
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Speaker 4: or cared about the conditions of black people. I can
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Speaker 4: go all the way back to Jesse Jackson. Jesse we
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Speaker 4: used to call him Jesse. Hey, where's the camera Jackson?
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Speaker 4: Or al went back Sharpton. I met Jesse Jackson face
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Speaker 4: to face one day I was supposed to enjoy my birthday.
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Speaker 4: It was the radio station I was working at in Cleveland.
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Speaker 4: They said, oh, Ron, Jesse Jackson's coming to town. Can
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Speaker 4: you please meet with him and have dinner with him?
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Speaker 4: You know, he help him enjoy his time in Cleveland.
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Speaker 4: And I'm And I told him, I said, wait a minute,
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Speaker 4: wait a minute, why me?
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Speaker 1: And yeah, I was. It was.
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Speaker 4: I didn't like it, but you know, I took it
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Speaker 4: for the team, and I went and I was waiting
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Speaker 4: there at the elevator, and the elevator opens up, and
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Speaker 4: he's standing there, and I reach out my hand, you know,
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Speaker 4: and he steps out of the elevator, of course, but
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Speaker 4: I reach out my hand to shake his hand, to
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Speaker 4: introduce myself, and he never raised his hand. He just
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Speaker 4: stared at me. And it was just like that the
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Speaker 4: entire evening. And my colleagues at other radio stations or whatever,
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Speaker 4: they said, well, they were looking at us, and he said,
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Speaker 4: the entire night. It looked like the two of you
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Speaker 4: all might have jumped up at any time and been
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Speaker 4: in a fisticuff or whatever. They said, the hate that
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Speaker 4: he had in his eyes as he kept staring at you.
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Speaker 4: I said, well, I don't know. I never met the man.
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Speaker 4: I never did anything to him. But you know, but
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Speaker 4: people that are on the other side can tell when
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Speaker 4: there's a difference when you show up, if you have
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Speaker 4: the light of Christ, if you have the glow of decency,
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Speaker 4: if your honest goal is goodness even before coming to Christ,
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Speaker 4: if inside you desire good, and those like Jesse Jackson
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Speaker 4: who desire evil and you all meet, they can tell
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Speaker 4: soul to soul or spirit the spirit or whatever. They
50:31
Speaker 4: can tell the difference and it'll come out. It will
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Speaker 4: show itself. No on our side, we're taught to show
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Speaker 4: decorum and be nice no matter what. But on their side,
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Speaker 4: they don't have to. They come out at you anyway.
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Speaker 4: Six ways to Sunday, as Chucky Schumer said one time.
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Speaker 4: And so this is why I continue to point out
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Speaker 4: the fact that we in this nation need to do
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Speaker 4: a much better job of how the children are brought up.
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Speaker 4: Why is it that people of older generations, from the fifties,
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Speaker 4: the forties, and the early sixties, right before the bastardised
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Speaker 4: rites move And why was it that during those times
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Speaker 4: when real racis racism was in existence, but the majority
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Speaker 4: of blacks did not hate this country. The majority of
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Speaker 4: blacks were very decent people. And guess what, as a group,
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Speaker 4: they were moving ahead in a more positive direction than
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Speaker 4: blacks today, with much less racism, much more opportunities. But yet,
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Speaker 4: if you put group to group, the group of black
51:49
Speaker 4: Americans today next to the group of black Americans from
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Speaker 4: the nineteen fifties, it would be night and day. In
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Speaker 4: the nineteen fifty blacks would look at the blacks of
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Speaker 4: today and.
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Speaker 1: Say what hath you? They would be shocked.
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Speaker 4: Because the church dropped off, the quality of education dropped off,
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Speaker 4: morality dropped off, the family dropped off all, especially in
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Speaker 4: lickety split speed after the Basetardized rights movement, Yes you
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Speaker 4: know it is the civil rights movement. When the main
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Speaker 4: focus of the Bassardized rights movement was get a few
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Speaker 4: people to be media superstars and political complainers, whereas before
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Speaker 4: that the majority of people were let's keep our family intact,
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Speaker 4: let's own a small business, let's get jobs. Let's move ahead,
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Speaker 4: Let's build our economic base. Big heap from difference. You
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Speaker 4: have more respect and more power through economic growth and
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Speaker 4: strong morals than today. The blacks of the nineteen fifties
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Speaker 4: would go into shock if they saw the amount of
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Speaker 4: death caused by black people every single weekend against other blacks,
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Speaker 4: which out numbers on an annual basis, the number of
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Speaker 4: Blacks that were killed by the KKK. It's crazy. It's crazy, man,
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Speaker 4: That's why I think it was. In the nineteen seventies,
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Speaker 4: a KKK leader said, well, I'll tell you what, good
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Speaker 4: old boys we can retire right now. Old people over there,
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Speaker 4: they're doing way more to themselves than we ever dreamt
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Speaker 4: of doing. So it is what it is, my friends.
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Speaker 4: That's why now is the time to get it right
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Speaker 4: with God. And I pray that is the case. But
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Speaker 4: now that I see that, my time is up. Thank
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Speaker 4: the Rondeuverrits American Experience. Remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 4: that they get it right before it's too late. Treat
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Speaker 4: others the same way you want to be treated, and
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Speaker 4: don't forget. Yes you is King until next time. I'm
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Speaker 4: Ron Edwards, Excelsior.
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Speaker 3: Come on
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Speaker 11: You would you would be the bev us all folks
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Speaker 11: tags that stage right,