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The Ron Edwards American Experience - 260325 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 1: And away we go.
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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 3: Show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 3: radio refreshment Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 1: Well, hello and how are you. I'm not Edwards and
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Speaker 1: welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. We've
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Speaker 1: got a very interesting show for you lined up today
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Speaker 1: and we're going to be talking with Peter Cunningham. He's
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Speaker 1: from Great Britain and he's with LLR Ministries and man,
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Speaker 1: I can't wait to get into conversation with him about
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Speaker 1: what's going on in Europe throughout Great Britain and some
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Speaker 1: of the things that they've been doing. Kind of cuckoo
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Speaker 1: in that nation. But here in our republic, most Americans
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Speaker 1: now believe, according to an a people that the United
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Speaker 1: States military action against Iran has gone too far, and
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Speaker 1: many are worried about affordable gasoline. According to a new
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Speaker 1: ap Nork Pole. As the war launched by the United
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Speaker 1: States and Israel continues and it's fourth week, the survey
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Speaker 1: from the Associated Press Center for Public Affairs Research indicates
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Speaker 1: that while President Trump's approval rating is holding steady the conflict.
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Speaker 1: The conflict could be swiftly turning into a major political
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Speaker 1: liability for his Republican administration, while Trump is deploying more
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Speaker 1: warships and troops to the Middle East. About fifty nine
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Speaker 1: percent of Americans now say that US military action in
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Speaker 1: Iran has been excessive. Now, how can you say excessive
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Speaker 1: against a regime that declared war on the United States
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Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy nine and has been acting upon that
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Speaker 1: declaration ever since. What I mean by that is that
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Speaker 1: Americans around the world have been murdered by either Iran
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Speaker 1: or Iran sponsored terrorists around the globe. And in fact,
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Speaker 1: Iran was hooking up with Venezuela to put in ballistic
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Speaker 1: missiles that had the capability of reaching deep into the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. And when President Trump mentioned that,
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Speaker 1: people were saying, oh, he's not telling the truth, YadA, YadA, YadA. Well,
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Speaker 1: just a few days ago, they released a world map
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Speaker 1: and they showed the truth about Iran's missile capabilities. Suddenly
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Speaker 1: Iran admitted, well, guess what, we don't have missiles that
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Speaker 1: just reached one thousand miles. Now we can reach the
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Speaker 1: European capitals, even into Moscow. And so if you look
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Speaker 1: at that distance and then look at the map from
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Speaker 1: Venezuela to Washington, DC, Chicago, Cleveland, wherever, all the cities
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Speaker 1: that were actually listed as possible strike targets from Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: And that is the real reason why President Trump went
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Speaker 1: and got the dictator of Venezuela, because they were really
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Speaker 1: closely hooking up there. And let's say if Kamala Aunt
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Speaker 1: Kamala had a one and she was president of the
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Speaker 1: United States, do you know that right now we would
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Speaker 1: be under threat of missile attack from Venezuela and China
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Speaker 1: would be in complete ownership and control of the Panama Canal.
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Speaker 1: And I say that once you get into a fight,
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Speaker 1: you don't quit until your enemy, your opponent, is unable
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Speaker 1: or unwilling to continue fighting against you and doing damage
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Speaker 1: to you. And as one who also has read the
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Speaker 1: Quran and understands the philosophical base of the Islamists, see,
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Speaker 1: they don't quit. They have long memories, They have our
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Speaker 1: long held beliefs, goals and desires. Ever since the inception
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Speaker 1: of Islam under Mohammed. Their goal was to take over
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Speaker 1: the world and to destroy anyone and everyone that does
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Speaker 1: not convert and do Islam. And so now you have
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Speaker 1: Islamists taking over American cities. New York City, the greatest
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Speaker 1: city in the world, Deerborn Astan, Michigan used to be
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Speaker 1: Dearborn Ham Traffick, Michigan, which used to be a Polish
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Speaker 1: enclave maybe twenty years ago. Plano, Texas, Minneapolis, they're spreading
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Speaker 1: out like a disease. And Columbus. Just the other day
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Speaker 1: in Cleveland, thirty three cartel operators were nabbed in that city,
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Speaker 1: thirty three by ICE agents. The people that the leftist
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Speaker 1: in America hate most because they're more in support of
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Speaker 1: the you know, the criminal cartel members than they are
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Speaker 1: of the idea of us being safe because comes in
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Speaker 1: and takes them away. Now I think a lot of them, see,
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Speaker 1: I was not in favor of us going into Iran initially.
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Speaker 1: However we're there and rather it being becoming a waste,
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Speaker 1: I say, you might as well finish the job, because
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Speaker 1: we'll be worse off if when we decide to leave
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Speaker 1: Iran as in a position to quickly rearm and once
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Speaker 1: again be a danger to the world. And let's not
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Speaker 1: forget China's been supplying them for a long time through
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Speaker 1: the back door, through a Pakistan, and so I just
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Speaker 1: think we're to the wise Americans like myself prefer peace.
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Speaker 1: I prefer that we didn't go there. But once we went,
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Speaker 1: that was the decision. Then if you're going to get
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Speaker 1: into a fight, get into to win. Don't do like
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Speaker 1: we did in Korea or in Vietnam and tie our
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Speaker 1: own hands behind our back and then leave in disgrace,
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Speaker 1: especially the way we did in Vietnam. Remember when we
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Speaker 1: went into Vietnam, and there were those who wisely said
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Speaker 1: we shouldn't do it. But once we got into it,
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Speaker 1: initially we were winning. And then when Ho Chi Minh said, well,
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Speaker 1: you know what we need to can you please come
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Speaker 1: to the peace talks in Paris. Meet us in Paris
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Speaker 1: and we'll have a nice negotiation. And General Poindexter oh Man,
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Speaker 1: he was the decider in that situation. He agreed to
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Speaker 1: tie military heroes arms behind one arm behind their back, basically,
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Speaker 1: And that's when the Vietnam War turned, and so many
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Speaker 1: more Americans died, and they it languished, and they were
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Speaker 1: there a long time, and many of them got hooked
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Speaker 1: on drugs, and a lot of horrible things came out
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Speaker 1: of that situation because they were no longer in it
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Speaker 1: to win it. And if we adopt the attitude once again, eh,
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Speaker 1: we're here, but that's okay. We don't want to beat
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Speaker 1: them up too bad. Maybe we should just go. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I believe in going, but on the way out, make
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Speaker 1: sure that they're I don't know, maybe in the Stone Age,
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Speaker 1: and you leave enough oil and things like that for
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Speaker 1: the people that don't want Islam anymore to be dictated
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Speaker 1: in such a manner to take over the country and
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Speaker 1: they have something to build their wealth and to rebuild
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Speaker 1: the country with. That's how I think about it. You know,
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Speaker 1: we cannot be shortsighted about these situations. I'll say it again.
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Speaker 1: Initially I didn't think we should go in, but once
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Speaker 1: you're in, you gotta win. Well, let's bring forth our
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Speaker 1: guest today. The name is Peter Cunningham. He's with the
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Speaker 1: LR or Lancaster's Likes House Ministries out of bug Britain.
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Speaker 1: I can't say Great Britain anymore, so it's just Britain, right, Hey, Peter,
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Speaker 1: how are you, sir? It's a long time seen who
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Speaker 1: we're here from. How are you, sir? Oh man? I
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Speaker 1: think your volume is not connected or.
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Speaker 2: That there you go there, well go hey looking up
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Speaker 2: there on.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so let me ask you. You probably heard
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Speaker 1: some of the crazy things I was talking about, how
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Speaker 1: all of a sudden Americans want to get out of
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Speaker 1: the war and don't care about if we win or not.
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Speaker 1: And it's just as important, in my humble opinion, how
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Speaker 1: you leave a war as you enter. What's say you
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Speaker 1: on that?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's very true. I mean, you know, it's
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Speaker 2: been difficult here in Britain. I mean, you know, we've
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Speaker 2: been involved in so many different areas of conflict, and
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Speaker 2: we've got conflict of our own going on within our
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Speaker 2: own towns and cities and so on, and it's very difficult,
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Speaker 2: I think to you know, they need to both the
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Speaker 2: USA and the UK, in fact, in fact any country
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Speaker 2: you know, as you said, to leave a warm h
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Speaker 2: if you think if you walk away and think we've
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Speaker 2: left it in a better state than we entered, then
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Speaker 2: that's a win. But I suppose the other question is,
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Speaker 2: in whose opinion is it in a better state?
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Speaker 1: Well, the answer is depending on who wins and who loses.
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Speaker 2: I mean, for you and I, we want to leave
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Speaker 2: in any form of what preferably in a state of peace,
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Speaker 2: but a peace that understands the value of our Christian faith.
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Speaker 2: M you know, if we look at other countries, I mean,
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Speaker 2: let you know, we seem to talk about these a lot.
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Speaker 2: You know, they're are Muslim brothers and sisters. You know,
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Speaker 2: listen that they're as passionate about their faith as we
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Speaker 2: are about ours. But the fact of the matter is
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Speaker 2: historically speaking and a factual nature. That is a faith
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Speaker 2: built on fear, and it is a faith built on
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Speaker 2: on war. It's been spread by war as far as
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Speaker 2: I'm aware, the Gospel of Jesus has been spread by
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Speaker 2: word of mouth and acts of love.
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Speaker 1: True very and even when there were times what they
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Speaker 1: call them Christians, but it was most of the time
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Speaker 1: Catholics who used violence against those who are non Catholics,
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Speaker 1: burning people of the steak and things of that nature.
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Speaker 1: At least in the case of Christianity, they were breaking
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Speaker 1: our laws. Okay, there's nowhere in the Bible where it
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Speaker 1: tells you to kill people if they do not convert
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Speaker 1: to Christianity, whereas in the Qoran I have read where
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Speaker 1: you are taught to murder people, to torture them, to
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Speaker 1: enslave them if they do not convert to Islam, and
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Speaker 1: it talks about how you are allowed to beat your
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Speaker 1: wife to In fact, it instructs you in the Qoran
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Speaker 1: that if you marry a woman who is not a Muslim,
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Speaker 1: they instruct you to make sure that she knows that
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Speaker 1: you hate her. Yeah, and so you are to be
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Speaker 1: very cruel to her because she's a non Muslim. But
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Speaker 1: it's not like they're very nice to a Muslim woman either,
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Speaker 1: And so I find it very heartbreaking when I look
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Speaker 1: at Cross the Pond and I see the beautiful city
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Speaker 1: of London, and it is a beautiful city. By the way,
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Speaker 1: twenty percent of the population is Muslim. But the Muslims
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Speaker 1: who are twenty percent run the city. And the last
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Speaker 1: time I checked, Peter, the last time I checked, I
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Speaker 1: thought that Great Britain had a Protestant background. And yet
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Speaker 1: the people of London and other cities have said, you
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Speaker 1: know what, we're going to acquiesce. We're going to let
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Speaker 1: the Muslims come in and walk over us. Tell us
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Speaker 1: we cannot walk our dogs down the street. Tell Us,
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Speaker 1: if you're a Jew and you just show up, you're
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Speaker 1: at fault because you made the Muslims upset who want
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Speaker 1: to beat you up. I mean, you talk about crazy work.
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Speaker 1: And the people that put up with this, particularly ministers
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Speaker 1: who put up with this. It boggles my mind. The
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Speaker 1: things that I that I that I I because I
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Speaker 1: love reading about Great Britain all the time, and and
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Speaker 1: some of the things that are happening. There have been
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Speaker 1: some victories too for Christians in the court system. We
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Speaker 1: can get into that in a little bit, but I
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Speaker 1: want you to address that. And it must disturb you
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Speaker 1: to see your nation going through these kinds of changes,
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Speaker 1: just like it disturbs me when I see some of
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Speaker 1: the things going on in our country, with New York
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Speaker 1: City being taken up about Muslims, for example.
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Speaker 2: But say you yeah, it's I mean, it makes me laugh. Now,
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Speaker 2: this country, as you know, thousands of years and it's
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Speaker 2: called itself Great Britain. There's not much great about it
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Speaker 2: left it's called itself a United Kingdom when it involves
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Speaker 2: our wonderful other brothers and sisters in other nations, it's
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Speaker 2: not even united anymore.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: For me to call myself English is offensive now even
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Speaker 2: to people in I mean, I you know, I love Scotland.
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Speaker 2: It's a beautiful place, but historically there's been there's been
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Speaker 2: differences of opinion between England and Scotland. To call myself English,
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Speaker 2: I mean if I were to call myself an indigenous
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Speaker 2: white british Man, which is what I am, heterosexual, well
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Speaker 2: there's probably six different groups of people have offended there immediately,
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Speaker 2: you know, and you rightly say this, this country historically
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Speaker 2: Roman Catholic obviously became Protestant, and of course we're a
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Speaker 2: good old enery. The eighth of there who the Church
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Speaker 2: of England, And I wonder what he would make now,
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Speaker 2: knowing knowing that we have this new Archbishop of Canterbury,
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Speaker 2: now who's saying she going to make differences. She was
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Speaker 2: going to make a difference in this nation of ours. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: she describes herself as a feminist, no problem there. She
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Speaker 2: has gone on record saying that she's completely in favor
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Speaker 2: of the LGBT plus X y Z whatever community because
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Speaker 2: God is a God of love, and she's right on that,
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Speaker 2: and God is a God of love. However, you know,
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Speaker 2: the question I would like to ask her is this
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Speaker 2: as the head of the Church of England now in
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Speaker 2: that sense, Archbishop of Cantergory, she completely lost all faith
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Speaker 2: in the scriptures because the scriptures are very clear, very
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Speaker 2: very clear on certain aspects of how one should conduct oneself. Particularly,
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Speaker 2: will use the phrase sexually. Yeah, she's all for abortion,
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Speaker 2: she's all for the LGBT, right, and she's using this
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Speaker 2: cover up as all. You know. Even ministers from other
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Speaker 2: denominations they use this cover up, don't they. Oh, Jesus
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Speaker 2: loves you. Jesus loves you, and so I must love you.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 2: Can we not have a Can we not have an
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Speaker 2: adult conversation about this? About what the Bible says? Does
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Speaker 2: the Bible agree with LGBT? No, clearly it doesn't. Clearly
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Speaker 2: it doesn't. Does he say we must love them? Of course,
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Speaker 2: and we do. However, if the Bible says it's a sin,
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Speaker 2: it's a sin. And I've used this phrase before, I
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Speaker 2: have never seen such a thing when it comes to
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Speaker 2: scriptural references, such a thing as a cinometer to identify
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Speaker 2: your level of sin, because sin is a sin. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: it is a sin. And I just wonder, now, what,
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Speaker 2: how are you know the people who who made this
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Speaker 2: nation as large as it was, what would they be
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Speaker 2: thinking right now if they could see the headlines in
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Speaker 2: the newspapers of today. I think they would be very, very,
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Speaker 2: very distraught.
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Speaker 1: You know what, even though she might have had her issues,
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Speaker 1: I think even Queen Elizabeth would be slightly alarmed at
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Speaker 1: what has happened since she And I'm not saying she
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Speaker 1: was any angel or anything like that. She was probably
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Speaker 1: the only royal family member that I have had sort
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Speaker 1: of a liking towards, but probably because of her World
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Speaker 1: War two history and all of that. But I think
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Speaker 1: she would even be taken aback what's their use?
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Speaker 2: Think she would And I think I think she'd be
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Speaker 2: rather disappointed in in how Charles has conducted himself, you know,
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Speaker 2: since since a sad demise, since since her death, you know,
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Speaker 2: the way he's conducted himself, and of course there's all
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Speaker 2: this stuff with Andrew.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 2: It's yeah, I think she'd be very disappointed.
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Speaker 1: Now. I a few weeks not a few weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: but a couple of months ago, there were her large
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Speaker 1: demonstrations in the streets of some of the cities there, London,
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Speaker 1: I think Manchester, and there was a big pushback against
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Speaker 1: some of the policies of Starmer, who's a very disappointing fellow,
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Speaker 1: to say the least, it's as if he got into
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Speaker 1: office with the with the complete mission to literally destroy
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Speaker 1: what's left of Britain, the same way that the Biden
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Speaker 1: administration was doing in this country. It's like you mentioned
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Speaker 1: how you wonder how these people come into power and
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Speaker 1: they do what they do. Well, I think the reason
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Speaker 1: why they do what they do because those who oppose
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Speaker 1: these issues and these type of effects on their nations,
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Speaker 1: whether it's here or in Great Britain, they don't have
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Speaker 1: any stiff opposition. That's the problem. You wonder why these
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Speaker 1: decisions are being made by church leaders here or in
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Speaker 1: your nation. The problem is this began in the nineteen
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Speaker 1: fifties when the heads of denominations began to be those
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Speaker 1: positions began to be populated by people who honestly did
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Speaker 1: not believe in the deity of Christ and were using
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Speaker 1: their positions to water down the quality of teaching and
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Speaker 1: the churches, to take sort of the starch out of
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Speaker 1: the back the power of the church, and to water
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Speaker 1: down its teachings, thus eventually watered down its impact on society.
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Speaker 1: And that is exactly what has happened in this country
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Speaker 1: and in your country. And until we get the backbone
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Speaker 1: back in the church. And I don't mean one person here,
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Speaker 1: one person there. There has to be yes leadership, but
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Speaker 1: there has to be a coming together of a vast
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Speaker 1: amount of people, not for a week in March, though
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Speaker 1: we need some of those, but I mean a continual
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Speaker 1: pushback and I'm never letting go. The reason why the
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Speaker 1: Islamis has such a stronghold in your nation and here
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Speaker 1: is because they never let up. They're not lazy. Our
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Speaker 1: side has, in my humble opinion, been lazy and in
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Speaker 1: some cases stupid and other cases cowardly. We have a
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Speaker 1: bunch of what I call in our country wimpess AMERICANUS, apologeticus.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what you call it in your country,
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Speaker 1: but it is the It is the ongoing long term
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Speaker 1: weakness in the church. And in some cases they just
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Speaker 1: they just rather live and let live. Oh, don't, don't,
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Speaker 1: don't make waves, don't be a problem. You're only going
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Speaker 1: to bring heat on yourself. Well what did Jesus do.
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Speaker 3: What?
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Speaker 1: I don't know how many people that did the Catholic
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Speaker 1: church burn? Did they say, oh, you know what, to
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Speaker 1: avoid the flames, I'm going to do what the Catholics
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Speaker 1: want me to do. But it was because of those
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Speaker 1: people who are willing to sacrifice themselves, who willing to
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Speaker 1: push on in the faith, that opened the door to
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Speaker 1: utter greatness in your very nation. And once the Church
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Speaker 1: lost that backbone, that began to peel over into government,
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Speaker 1: which started making bad decision in Great Britain. The first
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Speaker 1: big bad decision that made the start of the unraveling
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Speaker 1: of your empire was when they gave away their seagate
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Speaker 1: in the Sea of Gibraltar, and that started the peeling
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Speaker 1: away of what they used to say, the sun never
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Speaker 1: sets in the British Empire. And once they that started it.
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Speaker 1: And then it was one decision after another, boom boom, boom,
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Speaker 1: boom boom. And here you are today, still great history,
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Speaker 1: but like the United States of America, you've given away,
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Speaker 1: you've turned away from your history. Not you personally, but
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Speaker 1: I mean your nation has turned its back on its
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Speaker 1: greatness and what made it great. And here we are today,
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Speaker 1: thinks of there's one good thing I can speak about.
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Speaker 1: British military officers are embedded with Syentcom in preparation for
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Speaker 1: a long term straight of harm mouse freedom of navigation mission.
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Speaker 1: Now Starmer had initially said no, he wasn't going to
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Speaker 1: participate in that, but Trump gave him a private, you know,
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Speaker 1: tongue lashing, and they said that the navigation mission and
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Speaker 1: meetings have already taken place with like minded allies, including France, Canada, Japan,
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Speaker 1: which it all said no initially, and Trump, you know,
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Speaker 1: brought the leader of Japan white to the White to
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Speaker 1: the right to the White House and gave her a meeting.
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Speaker 1: Then Canada and your nation has come on board as well,
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Speaker 1: and in fact you're the United Kingdom. They say, we'll
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Speaker 1: lead a multinational coalition to reopen and then maintain the
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Speaker 1: strait of hermose. Now it's my opinion we should go.
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Speaker 1: That should happen, but there needs to be alternatives built.
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Speaker 1: Another pipeline somewhere else where that can be avoided and
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Speaker 1: not necessary because right now, the United States, believe it
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Speaker 1: or not, makes enough oil or brings forth enough oil
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Speaker 1: that actually we don't need one drop from anywhere else
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Speaker 1: in the world. We're one of the few nations that
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Speaker 1: does not need any oil from anyone else because and
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Speaker 1: we're actually exporting a lot of our oil, which I
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Speaker 1: think is stupid in the time of war, but that's
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Speaker 1: what we're doing. Well, what's say you about this? I mean,
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Speaker 1: when you look what has happened, the church just said,
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Speaker 1: you know, we're just going to be spineless creatures and
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Speaker 1: let the people that don't even believe in the deity
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Speaker 1: of Christ take over the denominations. Because it happened in
25:46
Speaker 1: this country. And that's why you see these people like
25:50
Speaker 1: whom you talked about taking saying she, you know, believes
25:54
Speaker 1: in the LGBTQ community because Jesus loves you or whatever
26:00
Speaker 1: she said. I mean, that's that's crazy work. But she's
26:02
Speaker 1: a non believer.
26:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it's ironic, isn't that she's the Archbishop of Canterbury,
26:10
Speaker 2: you know, I mean that the head of the church
26:12
Speaker 2: in the UK would be King Charles. I'm sure there's
26:16
Speaker 2: some form of hierarchy, but she sits at the very
26:19
Speaker 2: tom you know, she sits at the top with this.
26:22
Speaker 2: And as you say that, I don't they've they've lost
26:26
Speaker 2: all confidence in the scripture. Yeah, they don't. It's as
26:30
Speaker 2: if they don't fear, you know that that that day
26:36
Speaker 2: of judgment. We don't. I need to get my facts
26:43
Speaker 2: actually correct on this, but if memory serves the UK,
26:47
Speaker 2: you know, we sit on so much natural gas. Yes,
26:51
Speaker 2: that we sell and then buy it back at some
26:54
Speaker 2: extortion at rate, which is completely mustly barming in my opinion,
27:00
Speaker 2: you know, And I look back at as you say,
27:03
Speaker 2: the problem with with Brittain is it seems to Holway's
27:06
Speaker 2: hark back to its history. History is a marvelous thing. However,
27:11
Speaker 2: let's look at now, let's look at in the next
27:13
Speaker 2: fifty years, let's look at the next hundred years. But
27:16
Speaker 2: certainly back you know, not that long ago, maybe in
27:20
Speaker 2: the nineteen sixties, that the UK sustained itself. It built
27:27
Speaker 2: some of the greatest cars in the world. We've got
27:31
Speaker 2: gas fields in the North Sea and in the Irish Sea,
27:35
Speaker 2: which we've still got. We you know, we built our
27:39
Speaker 2: our manufacturing industry on coal. Now, all right, you could
27:44
Speaker 2: argue that coals a little bit dirty these days and
27:47
Speaker 2: whatever else, but the fact is there's thousands of years
27:51
Speaker 2: of coal left in the ground. If push comes to shove,
27:56
Speaker 2: this country, if it had the bottle to do so,
28:01
Speaker 2: could quite easily survive, you know. And I'd like to
28:07
Speaker 2: think with our greatest of allies, such as the US,
28:14
Speaker 2: you know, there's a lump of water between us, but
28:16
Speaker 2: we have these things called ships and aeroplanes. Why if
28:23
Speaker 2: these two countries work together at that manufacturing level, the
28:28
Speaker 2: US and the UK, we don't need anybody else if
28:33
Speaker 2: they want to go keep fighting each other. And because
28:36
Speaker 2: I've got a bigger pair than you have, well well
28:39
Speaker 2: let them. Let them carry on doing that. You know,
28:42
Speaker 2: we we it's about time. And I think you know,
28:46
Speaker 2: you guys have sort of set this standard now in
28:48
Speaker 2: the US. We need to look after our own look
28:53
Speaker 2: after our own interest. You want to come here on
28:56
Speaker 2: a ruby dingy, you know from France, saying that you
29:00
Speaker 2: from a persecuted country and you're a believe and follower
29:03
Speaker 2: of Jesus Christ. Well, I'm sorry, I've not seen the
29:05
Speaker 2: evidence of this, So I just get back on that
29:07
Speaker 2: dinghy and turn around because you're not you're you're not welcome.
29:11
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. You know, our schools here, apparently a few
29:16
Speaker 2: years ago, have to teach and there's a lesson they
29:20
Speaker 2: have with in school called British standards. And I used
29:24
Speaker 2: to think, you mean we've got any left what British
29:28
Speaker 2: standards are these? Then, when we've got Muslims banging their
29:32
Speaker 2: ends in the street during need, you know, taking over
29:36
Speaker 2: playing fields and public spaces and you know that the
29:40
Speaker 2: police are cornering it off for them, then they can
29:42
Speaker 2: do all of their prayer time. And well, well what
29:46
Speaker 2: what what if I want to walk in that park
29:48
Speaker 2: and I can't get through because the police are saying
29:51
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, you can't the Muslims are praying? Is well, really,
29:57
Speaker 2: so what what British standards? What are British standards?
30:03
Speaker 1: Now?
30:03
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you what, Ron, It's a very short list.
30:07
Speaker 2: It's not extensive at all, is it.
30:10
Speaker 1: Well it doesn't seem to me, but well it's there
30:14
Speaker 1: is a long list. But is there the will to
30:18
Speaker 1: start teaching that list again and following that list and
30:22
Speaker 1: being willing to stand on it, just like the Muslims
30:25
Speaker 1: are willing to stand for what they believe in. But
30:29
Speaker 1: there is some examples of victories in your country, for instance,
30:33
Speaker 1: you probably already know about this, a win for reality.
30:37
Speaker 1: Responding to the Darlington Nurses judgment, Yeah, Tim Dieppi, He
30:42
Speaker 1: commented on the landmark Darlington Nurses judgment. Just a week ago,
30:48
Speaker 1: the nurses received their vindication and a one hundred and
30:51
Speaker 1: thirty four page judgment handed down The Employment Tribunal ruled
30:56
Speaker 1: that the NHS Trust violated the dignity of the female
31:00
Speaker 1: nurses by allowing a biological man to use the female
31:04
Speaker 1: changing rooms. Now, this is a victory for common sense
31:08
Speaker 1: and reality. Obviously women should not have to undress in
31:12
Speaker 1: front of a man. Somehow this became less obvious to
31:15
Speaker 1: the NHS and so this case went to court and
31:21
Speaker 1: man it got kind of testy sometimes in just reading
31:25
Speaker 1: it from afar. But thank God that they were able
31:28
Speaker 1: to win. These are the kinds of victories that can
31:30
Speaker 1: be adding up and the Church needs to, you know,
31:36
Speaker 1: rally behind this. It was because of Christian Concern, which
31:39
Speaker 1: is a British organization.
31:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, very good.
31:41
Speaker 1: Well that has some common sense and so go ahead.
31:47
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have something to say about that.
31:50
Speaker 2: No, I was just figuring. I remember the case. I
31:52
Speaker 2: remember Christian Concern. Christian Concern a a marveless organization, very
31:56
Speaker 2: well worth supporting, very very well with talking about. But yeah,
32:02
Speaker 2: they have helped Christians in so many situations, you know,
32:10
Speaker 2: both financially and legal aid and so on and so forth.
32:13
Speaker 2: If they they've given you know, various assistance with that
32:17
Speaker 2: and they are very good. And this was one of
32:20
Speaker 2: the few cases where as you say common sense prevailed,
32:25
Speaker 2: you know, and a lot of I think the thing
32:27
Speaker 2: is in this country, a lot of people would agree
32:29
Speaker 2: on the same things. They would listen to this conversation
32:34
Speaker 2: and probably agree with ninety nine percent of it, but
32:38
Speaker 2: a lot of them won't actually state it right. Whereas
32:43
Speaker 2: I'm not really bothered. I mean, I do I doing
32:48
Speaker 2: the evangelism on the street, I do it on social
32:50
Speaker 2: and I always get banned off social media, and I
32:52
Speaker 2: don't really care about it. I believe I'm allowed to
32:55
Speaker 2: say something. I'm allowed to have freedom of speech from
32:58
Speaker 2: what I understand. But something else came to like through
33:04
Speaker 2: through that in common I think it was today and
33:06
Speaker 2: I know you quite like mister Nigel Farage.
33:10
Speaker 1: Yeah.
33:11
Speaker 2: He There was a pm Q Prime Minister's question Time
33:16
Speaker 2: and a lot of the Reform Party walked out. They
33:20
Speaker 2: were asking mister starbur he's a chocolate fire guard, useless
33:25
Speaker 2: piece of whatever he is, and he wouldn't answer the questions.
33:31
Speaker 2: Nigel was what about immigration, what about immigration? What about assistics?
33:36
Speaker 2: And you know, typical of most politicians, he was dancing
33:39
Speaker 2: around the answers and not giving the answers. And it's
33:43
Speaker 2: apparent that mister Farage and some of his Reform Party
33:48
Speaker 2: just just basically turned around and walked out, you know.
33:53
Speaker 2: And if that, if that's the level, if that's the
33:56
Speaker 2: level of an individual who's running this country, then he's
34:08
Speaker 2: there's there's nothing about the man at all. There's nothing,
34:13
Speaker 2: you know. Every time he goes on a different trip
34:16
Speaker 2: to get and he always says this, I've discovered it.
34:19
Speaker 2: I'm going to come back with a deal. Well yeah,
34:22
Speaker 2: but which deal.
34:25
Speaker 1: Is?
34:26
Speaker 2: It's going to be forced upon you because you're a
34:28
Speaker 2: wet lettuce are actually going to stand up And actually
34:32
Speaker 2: I'm the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and I
34:36
Speaker 2: deserve to be given some respect and listen to. But
34:38
Speaker 2: I don't think he does. I think he just walks
34:42
Speaker 2: in there and things, well, I'll come back with a deal.
34:47
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter what deal, as long as I get a deal.
34:51
Speaker 2: But yeah, we need Nigel Farage. I think he would,
34:56
Speaker 2: he would be quite quite the prime minister.
35:00
Speaker 1: Okay, I I think he has a change. But before
35:03
Speaker 1: we move on, I want you to tell folks about
35:05
Speaker 1: l l R Ministries and what it's about and even
35:09
Speaker 1: how it got started and what you're doing today, even
35:12
Speaker 1: with the radio side of it. And just give us
35:16
Speaker 1: a background.
35:17
Speaker 2: Yes, so Langish is light House Radio started in twenty
35:21
Speaker 2: eighteen and during the if most people might recall, there
35:26
Speaker 2: was a period of time where this this bad case
35:30
Speaker 2: of flu came out of China and through that a
35:35
Speaker 2: lot of the churches, a lot of places in and
35:37
Speaker 2: this country, such as everywhere else, completely ceased to exist.
35:42
Speaker 2: And as at the time I was wonderful, PM Mister
35:46
Speaker 2: Boris Johnson said, hey, guys, you can go back out
35:48
Speaker 2: with that's fine. Again, it became apparent churches went opening.
35:53
Speaker 2: They were still fearful, and I'm thinking, you don't have
35:56
Speaker 2: a spirit of fear, why are you closed? Come on,
35:59
Speaker 2: have faith in what the Lord tells us. Anyway, through
36:02
Speaker 2: that time we started having fellowship meetings. Just started out
36:07
Speaker 2: as a bit of fun, and those meetings were only
36:11
Speaker 2: supposed to last a couple of years. But here we
36:14
Speaker 2: are twenty twenty six and those meetings are still happening.
36:18
Speaker 2: We host testimonies, dinner meetings, Bible studies, so on and
36:24
Speaker 2: so forth. Yeah, it's been the Lord's blessed us immensely.
36:31
Speaker 2: It really has has been so good to us. And
36:32
Speaker 2: of course the radio is still still going strong now.
36:38
Speaker 2: Of course, with a couple of your own programs, and
36:40
Speaker 2: your wonderful wife denieces on there as well. So yeah,
36:44
Speaker 2: the Lord has blessed us immensely.
36:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, I understand the radio side goes into what is
36:53
Speaker 1: it over sixty countries?
36:56
Speaker 2: The last counts are hard and this is going to
36:58
Speaker 2: sound a bit crazy, but I'm I'm going to put
37:01
Speaker 2: my neck on the line here. Google analyticals which listen
37:07
Speaker 2: whether whether we actually believe these statistics or not, States languishes,
37:12
Speaker 2: Lights Tase radio is in over two hundred countries. Now
37:14
Speaker 2: I didn't know there was over two hundred countries. But
37:17
Speaker 2: in saying that, we have a lot of these African
37:20
Speaker 2: nations who were splitting and forming their own boundaries and
37:23
Speaker 2: therefore we're a different country now. And I know that's
37:26
Speaker 2: happening quite a lot. But I think the most important
37:29
Speaker 2: figure for me is Open Doors. That you've ever heard of,
37:33
Speaker 2: that ministry open Doors. They have a watch list of
37:38
Speaker 2: persecuted countries Global watch list, and out of the fifty
37:45
Speaker 2: most persecuted countries, Lankish is Lights Tased Radio again, through
37:50
Speaker 2: the Lord's grace and mercy, has put us into forty
37:54
Speaker 2: eight of those countries. So we're really prayerful that you know. Listen,
38:01
Speaker 2: we want these other two so that that starts marvelous.
38:07
Speaker 2: So your voice Ron and again wonderful wife Denise. Yeah,
38:12
Speaker 2: all these countries, the lords just I sometimes have to
38:16
Speaker 2: sit back and pinch myself a fit while the Lord,
38:18
Speaker 2: the Lord's used me for this.
38:21
Speaker 1: It is wonderful.
38:22
Speaker 2: You know, this young lad grow growing up on the
38:24
Speaker 2: on the on the back streets of Manchester, getting into
38:27
Speaker 2: trouble all the time.
38:29
Speaker 1: You know what's funny though, A mutual friend of ours
38:33
Speaker 1: from Cornwall, Yeah, has told me several times. She says, Ron,
38:38
Speaker 1: I tell you, man, because whenever he comes to the country,
38:40
Speaker 1: over to this country, he listens to my show, says,
38:42
Speaker 1: I tell you you'd be in jail for some of
38:45
Speaker 1: the things that you say on a daily basis. You'd
38:47
Speaker 1: be in jail. They'd be coming after you on I
38:50
Speaker 1: don't know how you get away with staying that stuff.
38:53
Speaker 1: I said, it's just common sense. Well you have to say,
38:56
Speaker 1: well you what is in your heart and what is truthful?
38:59
Speaker 1: And if they cannot take the truth, then that is
39:06
Speaker 1: to me, that is an energizing source for the church
39:11
Speaker 1: to stand up like never before. If you know you're
39:15
Speaker 1: telling the truth right, and those that oppose the truth
39:20
Speaker 1: are basing their philosophy on nothing but lies. I think
39:25
Speaker 1: that you are obligated to stand forth and tell the truth,
39:29
Speaker 1: because how else are people going to get the truth
39:34
Speaker 1: unless someone is bold enough to tell the truth. And
39:38
Speaker 1: I think that in time we will find ourselves in
39:41
Speaker 1: judgment not only for what we said just for our peers,
39:45
Speaker 1: but what we left behind for the generations coming up
39:49
Speaker 1: under us. And if we don't get back to laying
39:52
Speaker 1: down a foundation of truth, what good that we have
39:57
Speaker 1: now will all be gone and we won't have that,
40:01
Speaker 1: in my humble opinion, that chance for that last time
40:06
Speaker 1: effort to get the Gospel totally throughout the world. And
40:11
Speaker 1: that is, in my humble opinion, one of the main
40:13
Speaker 1: reasons why we need liberty re established in Great Britain,
40:17
Speaker 1: re established here in America, re established in Australia, and
40:21
Speaker 1: re established in a few other countries that have major economies.
40:27
Speaker 1: And there's knowledge about the Gospel so that that gospel
40:31
Speaker 1: can be pushed out and shoved into places like China,
40:35
Speaker 1: throughout Africa, throughout South America, New Guinea, wherever, Pakistan, India.
40:43
Speaker 1: Because I know the Lord wants us to get the
40:46
Speaker 1: word out, and we cannot get it out if those
40:49
Speaker 1: who oppose our way of life are the ones who
40:53
Speaker 1: are allowed to dictate what goes on, such as the
40:56
Speaker 1: case as with London, England or New York City. And
41:01
Speaker 1: so we have to just you know, get a stiff
41:04
Speaker 1: upper lip, as they used to say in your country,
41:06
Speaker 1: and and and and do what we have to do,
41:08
Speaker 1: and do what we know to do, because we will
41:11
Speaker 1: be judged by what we do when the time comes.
41:17
Speaker 1: And I'd rather be able to face the Lord and
41:19
Speaker 1: you know, welcome in by good and faithful servants, yeah,
41:26
Speaker 1: for a job well done, rather than welp, you were
41:30
Speaker 1: a coward, go be gone. I know you not, or
41:35
Speaker 1: I knew you not. Shove off, mate. And so you know,
41:41
Speaker 1: and I know that a lot of people that are
41:44
Speaker 1: running these big churches in our country who won't tell
41:47
Speaker 1: the truth about anything other than Jesus loves you. That's right.
41:51
Speaker 1: Just just come to the Lord and and just come
41:53
Speaker 1: in and and and be a part of our family and.
41:57
Speaker 2: Bring your wallets.
41:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, and just just and don't offend anybody with the truth,
42:03
Speaker 1: but just talk about Jesus in the way we do
42:07
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, yeah, Joel Ostein.
42:12
Speaker 2: If it's there were an arrestable offense for speaking the truth,
42:16
Speaker 2: there's only going to be politicians left.
42:18
Speaker 1: But you know what, to hades with these politicians, really
42:25
Speaker 1: to haites with them. If Muslims can come in there
42:28
Speaker 1: and have their way, then the people, the ancestors of
42:33
Speaker 1: the people who built these great nations, should be able
42:38
Speaker 1: to say, you know what, go back to your Sandland.
42:42
Speaker 1: If you don't like where you're at. You want to
42:45
Speaker 1: say death to America, death to Israel, death to Great Britain,
42:49
Speaker 1: then you know what, take your life and go back
42:54
Speaker 1: to Sandland, bang your head on the sand over there,
42:57
Speaker 1: to chase after your camels and your go and leave
43:02
Speaker 1: us alone. You know. And we have to start doing that,
43:07
Speaker 1: not because of what the leftist in your country or
43:09
Speaker 1: my country will say, Oh you're being racist. See that's
43:13
Speaker 1: the other thing they love to throw up in your
43:15
Speaker 1: face when you mentioned morality in the United States of America.
43:18
Speaker 1: Now you can be called a racist for just speaking
43:23
Speaker 1: about high moral standards. You can be called a racist
43:26
Speaker 1: for saying, you know, we have to get back to
43:28
Speaker 1: teaching real arithmetic, real science. This is how crazy the
43:34
Speaker 1: left is. But guess what. What's more crazy is that
43:39
Speaker 1: the people that think like that are allowed to have
43:42
Speaker 1: authority over what is printed in education books, what is
43:47
Speaker 1: taught in the classroom, what is now taught in the pulpit.
43:51
Speaker 1: Not all pulpits, but far too many. And so, hey,
43:56
Speaker 1: we got a man up that. I mean, that's the
43:59
Speaker 1: bottom line. And if we don't have if we don't
44:02
Speaker 1: have hutsbah, what else do we have? Seriously, especially after
44:10
Speaker 1: you've read the word and you know and you know
44:14
Speaker 1: that you know, uh oh, I'm more afraid of not
44:21
Speaker 1: standing up than then then then then then standing up
44:28
Speaker 1: and even risking certain things. I know a minister. He's
44:32
Speaker 1: very well off. He's a multi millionaire. The last time
44:38
Speaker 1: I saw him he bragged me about ron I have
44:41
Speaker 1: twelve million dollars. How many millions do you have? He says,
44:45
Speaker 1: I don't upset satan. Mm hmm. So you're out there
44:49
Speaker 1: trying to say this and say that you got people
44:53
Speaker 1: mad at you, But do you have twelve million dollars?
44:57
Speaker 1: I said, well, no, not twelve and so, and for
45:03
Speaker 1: about thirty seconds I thought about it. You know, yeah,
45:08
Speaker 1: I have to be honest with you. I thought about
45:10
Speaker 1: it for about thirty seconds. Then I said, I just
45:12
Speaker 1: can't do it. Though, no, I can't. It's not in
45:15
Speaker 1: me to compromise like that to as he said, not
45:20
Speaker 1: upset Satan. That's to me, that's kind of scary. What
45:24
Speaker 1: say you.
45:26
Speaker 2: I think it's a very very dangerous position to be
45:28
Speaker 2: in because if that's the attitude of the individual, you know,
45:33
Speaker 2: then as you've already pointed today, you know upon that
45:37
Speaker 2: day it will depart from me. I never knew you. Yeah,
45:41
Speaker 2: that's what's coming for him. And that worries me. It
45:45
Speaker 2: really worries me because you know, having the same heart
45:47
Speaker 2: as you, we we listen. If we can take everybody
45:53
Speaker 2: who walks this surf marching into heaven with us, what
45:58
Speaker 2: a marvelous thing, What a marvelous thing that would be.
46:02
Speaker 2: But sadly, you know, and you can point in the
46:06
Speaker 2: figure and say, well, you're not preaching the gospel. It's
46:08
Speaker 2: your fault, it's your fall, it's your fault. Listen. I
46:10
Speaker 2: can preach it every day, all day long. If people
46:13
Speaker 2: are not going to listen, I can't make people listen.
46:17
Speaker 2: It's my job and your job, and the job of
46:20
Speaker 2: every other believer to say listen, there was this guy
46:23
Speaker 2: right two thousand years ago called Jesus, such a wonderful
46:26
Speaker 2: man before miracles, and you know, he went to a
46:29
Speaker 2: tree for us, he died for us. Yes, he resurrected,
46:34
Speaker 2: and we know, we know this stuff, and that's our job.
46:36
Speaker 2: That's how we tell them and say, you two can
46:39
Speaker 2: have this eternal life. You know, no pain, no suffering,
46:44
Speaker 2: and I love that wonderful piece of scripture. And he'll
46:47
Speaker 2: wipe away every tear from your eyes. Oh how long
46:51
Speaker 2: for that day? Absolutely, and that's our job. But yet
46:56
Speaker 2: that there's so many people out there who say all
46:58
Speaker 2: the right things, all the right hymns, the you know,
47:03
Speaker 2: the pastor churches, in minister churches or ministries or whatever
47:06
Speaker 2: else it is they're doing, but actually, behind closed doors,
47:11
Speaker 2: or even not behind closed doors anymore, seemingly, they are
47:16
Speaker 2: not They are not followers of the way. They can't be.
47:21
Speaker 2: They just can't be. And that is so worrying because
47:24
Speaker 2: you know, you might have people in that congregation who
47:28
Speaker 2: genuinely have a love for Jesus and want to do
47:30
Speaker 2: the right thing. And that's why the Bible tells us,
47:34
Speaker 2: doesn't it, to go away and test the word but
47:38
Speaker 2: how many do They will hang on every word from
47:43
Speaker 2: that preacher, every word, never test the word. And that's
47:50
Speaker 2: very dangerous. That is so dangerous. And there's and as
47:56
Speaker 2: you said, oh I don't upset Satan, Well, these are
48:00
Speaker 2: oldly gods. All of this stuff you've gathered here is
48:03
Speaker 2: completely useless. You know, I have very little items. I
48:08
Speaker 2: have very little in regards of monetary value or even money.
48:12
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you something. I am. I am so
48:16
Speaker 2: happy because I know the Lord made a promise to me,
48:22
Speaker 2: and he made a promise to everybody else. He will
48:24
Speaker 2: provide all our needs. I have four children, they're all clothed,
48:29
Speaker 2: we have a house, they fed every day. Listen, I'm
48:35
Speaker 2: happy when I like twelve million in the bank. If
48:40
Speaker 2: I had it, i'd probably give it away, to be honest,
48:42
Speaker 2: not all of it, when I would bless people with it.
48:47
Speaker 2: I don't need it. It's a worry. It's a worry.
48:51
Speaker 2: And that's not just going on in the States. Neither.
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Speaker 2: You know that happens over here. He does. I mean,
48:56
Speaker 2: I'll tell you a story. One time I used to
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Speaker 2: go to this church, and one Sunday the pastor announced
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Speaker 2: that he was closing the church. He had a very
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Speaker 2: successful business and he announced he was closing the church
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Speaker 2: because the church was interfering with his business. And I
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Speaker 2: was like, now you've got that wrong way around. Surely
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Speaker 2: you should shut the business because it's interfering with your church.
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Speaker 2: But that's greed, isn't it. I have a love of money.
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Speaker 2: He is the root of all evil.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and that had.
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Speaker 2: What goten and engaged with him, and that was a
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Speaker 2: very sad time for many many people. And he was
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Speaker 2: a generous man. Don't get me wrong, he was a
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Speaker 2: wonderful man. But that one scenario upset me so much.
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Speaker 2: And I had a conversation with him about it, and
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Speaker 2: you know, I expressed my concerns and so on, but
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Speaker 2: to no avail. The church did close, and yeah, wonderful.
49:59
Speaker 2: He's a very a successful business man with a beautiful
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Speaker 2: big house, a number of cars. You know, he's got
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Speaker 2: all these worldly possessions. And it's like, well, what use
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Speaker 2: today you got in your car? Now? And lets their
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Speaker 2: fragments say, and God forbid you have an accident and die. Listen,
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Speaker 2: that's as scary for how are you going to stand
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Speaker 2: before the Lord and answer to answer to that one?
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Speaker 1: Oh boy?
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Speaker 2: That's listen. I don't want to fall down that rabbit hole. No,
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Speaker 2: I'll stand all over, set in all day long. I
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Speaker 2: don't like him, I hate him. I hate him with
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Speaker 2: a passion.
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Speaker 1: I love Jesus Christ, Amen. Absolutely. Now, I'm not one
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Speaker 1: of those who has an aversion to blessings. If God
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Speaker 1: blesses me and to that level, I'll be very happy
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Speaker 1: in that blessing, because if the Lord blesses you in
50:58
Speaker 1: such a manner, that's what it is. It's a blessing.
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Speaker 1: And I believe in turning around and blessing others. Be
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Speaker 1: a blessing. I mean, be blessed, to be a blessing,
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Speaker 1: and like you said, not be stupid and give it
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Speaker 1: all away, but be a blessing and so on and
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Speaker 1: so on, because the more wealth that is within the
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Speaker 1: body of Christ, the more that we're able to do
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Speaker 1: to feed the hungry to I believe in being in
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Speaker 1: a position to help others, not only just to feed them,
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Speaker 1: but I'd like to be in a position to be
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Speaker 1: able to give seed money to people that want to
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Speaker 1: start businesses.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know. It's one thing to give a guy
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Speaker 1: a fish, but to put him in a position where
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Speaker 1: he can fish for himself, and that is truly a blessing.
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Speaker 1: And that's always been a goal of mine, to be
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Speaker 1: able to turn around and bless others in a mighty way,
51:52
Speaker 1: and so on and so on. And you spread that way,
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Speaker 1: and then there's more wealth within the Body of Christ
51:59
Speaker 1: to be able to push out. But it's not concentrated
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Speaker 1: in the superchurches, but it's concentrated throughout the body, and
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Speaker 1: the body as a unit is able to be in
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Speaker 1: a position to push out the true gospel of Christ.
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Speaker 1: I mean, when when the twelve Disciples followed Jesus, they
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Speaker 1: were not poor. They liked to do you know, they
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Speaker 1: act like, oh, Jesus, he was so poor. No, the
52:25
Speaker 1: last time I checked, there was a very wealthy woman, Joanna,
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Speaker 1: who helped them out quite a bit. Yeah, And the
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Speaker 1: clothes that they wore were not rags. And so they
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Speaker 1: ate regularly, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So we
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Speaker 1: don't have you don't. You don't have to be poor
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Speaker 1: and broken destitute to be a good Christian. And that's
52:48
Speaker 1: the other thing you almost find these two extremes. People
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Speaker 1: think it's holy to be poor. That's what the Catholic
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Speaker 1: Church tried to push upon the world. Get to go
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Speaker 1: around me, give us all your money so we can
53:03
Speaker 1: build these beautiful palaces. I mean, these beautiful cathedrals. And
53:07
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, I love the looks of some
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Speaker 1: of those cathedrals. They're they're so beautiful, many of them.
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Speaker 1: But they didn't encourage the people to even read their
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Speaker 1: own bibles, let alone keep wealth for themselves so that
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Speaker 1: they could build a life, a better life for themselves.
53:23
Speaker 1: In fact, communism is a derivative of the Catholic Church.
53:29
Speaker 1: A lot of people don't don't believe that the founders
53:33
Speaker 1: of communism got a lot of their traits from the
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Speaker 1: Catholic Church. The Catholic Church believed in you not having much,
53:43
Speaker 1: but you're giving all your wealth to the big bishop
53:46
Speaker 1: to the point he had guy you know, the hat
53:49
Speaker 1: the point and so yeah, and so yeah. They wanted
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Speaker 1: you to be religious serfs. Don't read your Bible, so
53:59
Speaker 1: you don't know nothing, and got that mixed up. But
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Speaker 1: that's why when the Protestants went to war against the Catholics, etc.
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Speaker 1: You know, absolutely there was the Catholics that started the
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Speaker 1: war because they were the ones that wanted to kill
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Speaker 1: people who didn't believe as they did. You know, they
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Speaker 1: wanted them to worship Mary, I guess, but and give
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Speaker 1: all their money to build the beautiful cathedrals and not
54:25
Speaker 1: keep much for yourself. But that is the model that communism.
54:30
Speaker 1: And instead of worshiping marry, they said, well, you worship government.
54:34
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of similarities between false religions like
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Speaker 1: Catholicism and others and communism, and they opposed true, the
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Speaker 1: true Christian faith. And so you know, that's why, you know,
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Speaker 1: we really have to buck up and be willing to
54:55
Speaker 1: push back. And I believe that God would honor us.
54:58
Speaker 1: I really do. He honored king. And you go through
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Speaker 1: the Bible and you see these instances where men stood
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Speaker 1: up against tremendous odds and law, and behold they won,
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Speaker 1: they had great victory, and so on and so on.
55:15
Speaker 1: The founding of this nation by mostly Christians, they said,
55:20
Speaker 1: wait a minute, wait a minute, we're not going to
55:22
Speaker 1: be like them over there. We gave great Britain's great,
55:25
Speaker 1: but we want to be closer to God. And we
55:30
Speaker 1: believe as God's say states that each individual is just
55:34
Speaker 1: as important as the next guy, which means it's based
55:37
Speaker 1: upon the predicate of individual rights. Your rights is just
55:42
Speaker 1: as important as mine, vice versa. We have an equal
55:49
Speaker 1: opportunity to get into heaven. America was based on the
55:53
Speaker 1: concept of equal opportunity generally because Christ said, hey, you
55:59
Speaker 1: have an equal opportunity to get into heaven. Each man
56:02
Speaker 1: means as much as the next man and woman. But
56:07
Speaker 1: when you have these other concepts like Islam, communism, socialism,
56:13
Speaker 1: they negate that importance and they water down the concept
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Speaker 1: of the importance of the individual, and we and people
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Speaker 1: get lost in the dogma of of stupidity, in my
56:28
Speaker 1: humble opinion, the dogma of stupidity which kind of rubs
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Speaker 1: out our identity, which comes forth and shines most brightly
56:37
Speaker 1: through Christ. And so I don't know if that makes
56:42
Speaker 1: any sense to you, but that's how I see it.
56:46
Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 1: It's like, we don't understand our importance to Christ, not
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Speaker 1: our not self importance, but our importance in Christ. And
56:58
Speaker 1: so you know, we have to understand that and realize
57:02
Speaker 1: that we mean a lot to God and act and
57:05
Speaker 1: act like it.
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Speaker 2: What say you, yeah, I mean you just look at
57:09
Speaker 2: the I mean the phrase we use for ourselves and Christians.
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Speaker 2: We all need to look to understand what that term means,
57:18
Speaker 2: essentially little of gods, you know. Okay, at that time
57:22
Speaker 2: it was derogatory, but either way, he's become the accepted term.
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Speaker 2: And yeah, to to to misunderstand the importance of every
57:35
Speaker 2: soul to the Lord. As you said, everyone's got that opportunity.
57:43
Speaker 2: Everyone just needs to be is is it the wonderful
57:46
Speaker 2: Bob Dylan, You've got to serve somebody, mm hmm. You know,
57:51
Speaker 2: and what are the two sides? You're either going to
57:54
Speaker 2: serve the Lord or serve the devil satan? One of
58:00
Speaker 2: them was a horrible, cheating liar who wants to do
58:02
Speaker 2: nothing more than kill and destroy you, and the other
58:06
Speaker 2: one loves you completely and utterly, unequivocally. However, of course,
58:15
Speaker 2: that there are certain areas of your life you just
58:19
Speaker 2: might need to change. First and foremost is to just
58:23
Speaker 2: accept Jesus as Lord and savior. You know, I think
58:27
Speaker 2: over the years we've even made that a very difficult choice,
58:32
Speaker 2: but it isn't. It's such a simple choice. It's a
58:35
Speaker 2: very easy choice. And one of the Roman Jane said,
58:39
Speaker 2: what was I do to be saved? You know, confess
58:43
Speaker 2: with the may fan, believe in your heart that you
58:44
Speaker 2: shall be saved. Hey, it's that easy. And then when
58:49
Speaker 2: you've got that right, we've all been there. You were
58:52
Speaker 2: once a new Christian. I was once a new Christian.
58:55
Speaker 2: Did we get it right immediately? Oh no, No, it's
58:59
Speaker 2: a makes a long time. And am I getting it
59:02
Speaker 2: right now? No? No, I'm not. And this is the
59:07
Speaker 2: beauty I think of the Lord's grace and mercy. Isn't
59:09
Speaker 2: it that he knows he knows your heart? And that
59:17
Speaker 2: is so important to understand. We must not miss, under miss, underestimate,
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Speaker 2: and forget and become so lazy. That the Lord knows
59:30
Speaker 2: your heart, you know. And in the years I've got
59:34
Speaker 2: to know you, I'd like to think I've got to
59:35
Speaker 2: know your heart. And I thank the Lord that you
59:41
Speaker 2: speak up and that you say things. Okay, our friend
59:45
Speaker 2: might say you get arrested for that here, No, no,
59:49
Speaker 2: carry on, carry on, carry on because I'll tell you something,
59:57
Speaker 2: you know, as in that time comes where the likes
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Speaker 2: of usn't no longer here to do this? Who's going
1:00:04
Speaker 2: to carry it on? Yeah, he's gonna call. Who's going
1:00:07
Speaker 2: to have the the the gentlemen areas to carry on?
1:00:14
Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Not many, because it'll be wiped out what will be gone?
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Speaker 1: gets in there. But yeah, the best.
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Speaker 2: To you sir and jee Sha, God bless her all.
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Speaker 2: That's all, folks, fastide, Yeah,