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Seth Gruber: ‘The 1916 Project’ Proves We’ve Been Lied To · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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  Hey, friends, thank you so much for tuning in.
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  Welcome to the podcast.
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  Can't wait to talk to our guest today.
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  Their troublemaker for the Kingdom of God because he speaks the truth.
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  It is Seth Gruber.
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  The website is Seth Gruber.com.
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  You're going to want to catch up with him.
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  My goodness, this guy's been busy.
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  The new project we'll be talking about today and directing you to is the 1916 project.
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  The 1916 project.com.
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  So Seth has been at this for a while.
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  He's been a great voice for the life movement.
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  And we can talk a lot more about that as we catch up with him.
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  He's the CEO and founder of the White Rose Resistance.
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  And host of the Seth Gruber Show.
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  Brother, so good to see you again.
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  Thanks for your time.
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  You too, David.
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  Appreciate your sharp mind and clarion voice in a insane kooky perverted, inverted neo-malthusian
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  neo-paganist revivalist culture that's demonically inspired.
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  And let's wake up the church, bro.
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  Yes, demonically influenced.
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  And we're supposed to be the salt and light we've talked about this many times in the past.
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  And the church has to get back to that because right now we're looking all around.
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  It's like demons are definitely influencing at least every institution.
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  But there's an interesting quote, by the way, I just got an email within the last couple
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  days from you, not you personally, but your email that goes out.
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  I love this quote in one of them.
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  It says, the church's job is not to tell people what they want to hear, but to speak
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  the truth in a world of lies.
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  If we want to see change, we need to speak up.
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  And Seth, my goodness, what would our great grandparents think if they could see today
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  over $700 million of our tax dollars going to Planned Parenthood, butchering babies and
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  mothers' wombs and the kids getting surgeries, mutilating themselves and hospitals going
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  along with it.
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  The government, Hollywood pushing this, it is really demonic.
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  It is insane, but I just open up right now and just overall, before we get to the White
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  Rose resistance and then the 1916, did I say that right?
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  Yeah, everyone does that.
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  Everyone does that.
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  1916.
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  All right, go ahead.
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  Go ahead, roll.
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  Well, I mean, brother, I mean, what you said is so true.
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  I mean, as a friend of mine says, unless the church flatulence becomes the church militant,
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  it will become the church irrelevant.
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  And by militant, I don't mean like pick up arms.
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  I mean, militant in your righteousness, militant in your fervor and your zeal, to be as unapologetic
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  and dogmatic for righteousness in the public square, as the other side is for wickedness
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  and evil ideas and ideas have consequences, brother, and bad ideas have victims and never
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  has that seemed more true than in America in the last few years.
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  And so I think most moms and dads, grandma's and grandpa's lay Christians in the country
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  right now are asking the question, what the heck happened to America?
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  How did this happen?
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  What happened in my country?
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  And I think, especially after 2020, after I think a lot of Christians who were kind of
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  in an apathetic reverie who didn't care too much about what was happening in the broader
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  culture as long as them and their family are okay, realize the consequences of abdicating
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  from being involved in the public square.
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  Teddy Roosevelt once said, those who say they have not time to attend a politics are simply
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  saying they're unfit to live in a free community.
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  This is America, okay.
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  This is the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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  It's a constitutional republic.
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  We, the people, the three words that strike the most fear into the heart of the secular
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  globalists at the Royal Economic Forum and the Democrat Party today, it means you have
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  to steward the republic.
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  You have to be involved if you want to be a bulwark between evil and the next generation
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  to whom you will hand this country and the kind of country that they grow up into.
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  This is big boy stuff.
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  It's time to pull up our pants, but here's the thing, David.
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  The other side has been contending for their ideology, worldview, and religion in the
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  public square for so dang long now, David.
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  While the church has been sitting on the sidelines under the spell of the Johnson amendment, separation
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  of church and state, I'm just going to tell people, gee, this loves them, but not do
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  anything to get involved.
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  So we've really handed over the country, the laws, the policies, the entire, every institution
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  of culturally formative power, and now we're like, how did this happen?
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  What do you mean how did this happen?
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  We did this, okay.
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  It's time to wake up.
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  My film and book, The 1916 Project, answers a lot of those questions of how did we get
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  here, what happened to this culture, because if we want to change the country, we have to
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  change the church.
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  And if we're going to wake up the church, the people of God have to have knowledge with
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  them and understanding.
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  That's why God says, David, my people are being destroyed for lack of knowledge.
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  We are being destroyed for lack of knowledge today.
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  And if we want to stop that, we have to seek knowledge and understanding.
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  This film will rip your face off.
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  This book will fundamentally change the way you see the culture war, the country, ideologies,
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  worldviews, and the broader culture of death that we're in.
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  Awesome.
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  Friends, last time we had Seth on, we talked about the White Rose Resistance, and was it
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  Sophie Shoal?
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  Was I get that right?
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  Sophie Shoal that started.
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  Anyway, go to our search at worldviewmatters.tv.
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  We now have a search function type in Seth Gruber, and you'll just watch that.
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  We talked about the White Rose Resistance, because we're going to talk about the 1916 Project,
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  but Seth, a couple days after Father's Day this year, this is just recently, I'm looking
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  at your Facebook page.
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  And you've got a picture of you.
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  Do you still see the posts?
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  Yep, yeah.
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  Like Shadow Band like crazy on Facebook.
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  Me too.
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  Oh, hello.
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  You're preaching to the choir, bro.
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  So you've got a picture of you and your kids at the airport.
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  And you say my greatest blessing are these three kids after the long travel weeks.
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  I'm reminded why I do what I do when I come home.
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  I fight for truth, because they will have to live in the world that I leave behind
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  one day and being their dad is an honor.
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  And Seth, I've often said, if you love your neighbor, Christian friend, you will not just
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  be educated and informed, you will be mobilized, you will be activated, you will do something.
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  You will engage the culture, not just voting, but actually exposing evil.
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  Go ahead and share your thoughts before we jump into the 1916 Project.
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  Well, yeah, it's, I mean, it's the family, brother.
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  That's, I mean, every assault on the culture in the last about 100 years from the cookie
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  weirdo sexual revolutionaries and architects of the culture of death in 20th century, we're
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  all actually just attacks against the family.
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  The family is the smallest political unit, right?
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  And it's, and as goes, as goes the father, so goes the family, as goes the family, so goes
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  the culture, right?
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  And so the left has always hated God's view of the family.
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  So did Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, David, who once said, the marriage
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  bed is the most degenerative influence in the social order.
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  Anyone who believes that is a freaking idiot, but they, well, let's say, evil.
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  Some of these people have been very, very smart, but they've had a very evil agenda.
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  And that agenda is, is our culture today.
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  It's, it's happened gradually for about a hundred years and now it's happened suddenly.
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  And here it is.
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  We're blowing off the top of the history, the hidden history of the secular moral revolution.
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  And the individuals that brought us to this point today.
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  So the church will understand that this was fundamentally false religion the entire time.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  Glad you brought up Margaret Sanger.
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  Thank you.
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  I was going through some of the information that you put out.
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  I like to always point people back about a hundred years ago to the birth control review.
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  And one of, I, you showed a lot of different covers on that.
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  You can comment further on this in detail, but one of my favorites is a woman on her hands
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  and knees chained to a big honking ball.
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  And on that black ball, cast iron ball, it says unwanted babies.
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  Go ahead, Seth.
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  Go ahead.
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  Well, Margaret Sanger was a eugenicist, okay, which is far more sinister than just racism.
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  Eugenicists believe that actually anyone, David, could be opened up to discrimination.
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  Because a racist, okay, would discriminate based off of melanin, right, or skin color.
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  A eugenicist, and yes, Christian, if you're listening to this and you're thinking of Hitler,
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  Mao Zedong, Mussolini, Polpont, Adolf Hitler, good job.
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  Good job.
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  You passed your history lesson.
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  That's all eugenics.
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  Eugenicists values people or devalues or rates them based off of genes or inherited
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  characteristics, okay?
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  So eugenicists really hate, let's see, the mentally and physically disabled.
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  They really don't like people with a history of alcoholism or criminal behavior.
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  And then if there are poor minority groups that tend to not perform as well, quote, unquote,
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  in the broader society and culture, as those eugenicists would define it, then they want
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  those people to stop having kids, or maybe they want to put them into sterilization camps.
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  I'm not just spouting off here, by the way, like Sanger actually called for sterilization
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  camps and concentration camps for people that she defined as, quote, unquote, unfit, okay?
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  So eugenics is far more sinister and nasty than just racism.
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  And eugenics always wears a different mask, right?
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  Because the elite or the political elite get to define, like, what's the litmus test?
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  What are the qualities that would make you valuable or not valuable?
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  Fit or unfit?
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  And when you read Margaret Sanger's writing, she always uses these phrases, fit and unfit.
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  And so the birth control review, her magazine, which was planned parented sort of magazine
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  that drove its ideological formation for the first few decades, I have several of those
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  copies from a hundred years ago, original copies, they're very difficult to find.
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  I know the one you're referring to, we have a picture of it in our film, the 1916 project,
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  but it really reveals a lot of her ideology and worldview and how she saw human beings,
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  okay?
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  She did not believe in the Amagro Day.
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  She did not believe in God.
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  She did not believe that rights come from God, which according to MSNBC recently, I guess
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  makes you a Christian nationalist, whatever the heck that means.
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  She once said, actually, the master of her first magazine said, no gods, no masters.
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  It was her magazine called Woman Rebel.
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  And there's a line in the first volume one, article one of her magazine, before she
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  would have found Planned Parenthood.
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  And she said, our ultimate objective is unlimited sexual gratification without the burden
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  of unwanted children.
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  Boy is that a great phrase that represents our culture today.
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  I want to sleep with as many people I want.
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  I want to feel good and accept no responsibility for my sexual choices.
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  And so my contention in this book and film, which is the book is for pre-order right now,
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  and the film you can host this at your church right now before it gets released for the
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  world later this year, my contention is this Margaret Sanger is probably the most successful
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  revolutionary activist, leftist of the 20th century, whose fingerprints, if you will,
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  or legacy on the insanity of 2024.
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  And today's culture is greater than any other revolutionary in the 20th century except
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  maybe Alfred Kinsey.
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  And don't worry, we talk about Kinsey in my film and my book.
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  And my contention is that the year 1916 helped pivot American culture from which so much
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  of today's evil can be traced back to maybe more than any other date in the 20th century.
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  I know that's a hack of an argument to make, but we can talk about that in the rest
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  of the program today, David.
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  And you should go to the 1916 project.com press host a screening and brother sister,
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  you can host a screening of this film at your church now, the only way people can watch
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  it until it's released online later this year.
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  It's a 75-minute full-length documentary featuring Eric Metaxis, Bill Federer, Pastor Jack
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  Kibs, Nancy Pierci, John Amanchukwu, Bishop Wooden, and Dr. George Grant.
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  Wow, and I've been blessed to have some of them on this podcast.
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  Love Jack Kibs and Bill Federer and my goodness, brother.
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  I just love what you're doing, the 1916 project.com crucial information and for such a time
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  as this.
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  And the book, did you say went, it can be pre-ordered now, is that right, Seth, over on
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  Amazon?
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  That's right.
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  You can pre-order right now, but don't give your money to woke baby hating Christian
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  hitting Amazon.
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  Go to the 1916 project.com pre-order it from my ministry and support a pearl-life organization
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  instead.
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  Great.
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  Awesome.
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  So, before we get to the money that we're all donating generously, our taxpayers, to
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  plan parent, I want to quote Ali Beth Stucky, who was blown away by your project.
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  She says, when you realize the original thought leaders of every aspect of progressivism,
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  abortion, Marxism, gender, and sexuality, et cetera, were all mentally disturbed, sexually
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  degenerate sociopaths, things really start to make sense.
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  I watched Seth Gruber's documentary last night that maps out the connections between
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  Darwin, the Nazis, Margaret Sanger, Alfred Kinsey, and many others, absolutely fascinating,
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  also empowering as the doc-highlighted opposing, the opposing legacy of courageous Christians,
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  who have always stood against secular depravity.
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  Every single person needs to watch this.
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  The 1916 project.com Seth, how can we get more courageous Christians, because the pastors,
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  the pulp that's aren't doing, they haven't been doing a great job of preaching the whole
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  council of God and tackling some of these issues that our culture is suffering from.
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  So, how can we get more courageous Christians to get informed?
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  You can speak on this.
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  Go ahead.
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  Yeah, yeah, we had Ali at the kickoff for our church screening tour on June 14th, and
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  I'll be having more special guests at my big screenings this summer.
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  You can see those screening dates if you want to join us at one of them, Christian, at
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  the 1916 project.com and press attend a screening if you want to come hang out with us at the
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  bottom of the website there.
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  But, yeah, what do we do?
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  Why won't the church wake up?
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  Why can't we do something?
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  You know, in First Chronicles, it talks about the sons of Issacard, it says that these
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  were men who understood the times they lived in, and so they knew what Israel ought to do.
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  It's a beautiful little tension there, but the flip side of that, David, is that if you
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  don't understand the times you live in, you won't know what the people have got ought
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  to do.
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  The sons of Issacard were labeled as such because they understood the times, and it says
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  they knew what Israel ought to do.
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  So, the number one response I've gotten from Christians, as honestly, I don't know how
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  I'm writing this way.
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  I mean, I do.
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  It's a providential God thing, David.
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  But I've probably been in more pulpits on the issue of pro-life.
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  I mean, like, entire 50-minute sermons, like in filling in for pastors around the country,
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  in the last three years in anyone else in the world who's spoken on this issue, and I'm
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  only 32, and God's just really blessed this ministry.
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  And the number one response I've gotten from believers across the country, as I've been
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  all over this amazing country, is, Seth, I've never heard any of that before.
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  In fact, my earthly hero, Pastor Jack Hibbs, I've been honored to be at Issacard several
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  times, and we were there in January for a happening now conversation for 90 minutes.
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  It has 300,000 views on YouTube.
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  On his YouTube channel, I recommend you go watch it, Christian.
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  But I asked his church over 2,000 people were there that night.
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  This is one of the most politically astute, informed congregations in America, because it's
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  Jack Hibbs.
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  And here's the question I asked to 2,100 believers at his church.
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  I said, by rays of hands, how many of you have heard of the Supreme Court decision, buck
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  versus bell?
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  And there were four hands.
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  It kind of proves my point that the Christians in America, at one of my favorite churches in
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  the country, we don't know much about the culture that created this culture, the era that
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  birthed this culture.
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  Buck versus bell was the Supreme Court decision that Margaret Sanger endorsed.
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  And it was a 1927 Supreme Court decision that upheld a Virginia law from 1924.
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  And basically, in an 8-1 decision, 8-1, the Supreme Court allowed the state to mandate
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  the sterilization of human beings considered a threat to the gene pool, eugenics, people
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  that the political elites shouldn't be reproducing, David.
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  We're so liberal and enlightened that we get to decide who gets to have children and
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  who does.
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  Who gets to live and who does.
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  It's to be held down on a table with their wrists and ankle strapped down to a table, David,
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  and have her tubes tied or a little snip snip to the father because you're not a good
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  human being.
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  You don't get to procreate.
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  You understand what that Supreme Court decision did, Christian?
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  Within 10 years, it's estimated that over 70,000 Americans were forcibly sterilized by
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  the state.
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  Okay?
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  Margaret Sanger celebrated and endorsed that decision in 1927.
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  And the Nazis at the Nuremberg Trials, David, cited Buck versus Bell in their defense
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  as if to say, America, who were you to judge us?
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  You were doing eugenics first.
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  Okay?
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  And if you pre-order my book, the 1960 Project, by the way, the subtitle is The Lying,
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  The Witch, and The War We're In.
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  If you pre-order the book, the 1960 Project, you will learn a lot more than what I just
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  said about the connections actually between American eugenicists, most of whom were Margaret
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  Sanger's best friends, board members, and donors and financiers, and how their work was actually
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  the inspirational blueprint for what would turn into the final solution.
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  Okay?
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  So we don't know.
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  My point is this.
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  We don't understand the hidden history of the secular moral revolution, even in politically
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  astute informed churches.
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  We don't know that history.
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  We've been lied to.
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  And if they've lied to you about their patron saint, Margaret Sanger, what else have they
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  lied to you about?
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  And that's why in the summer of 2020, Planned Parenthood canceled Margaret Sanger.
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  David, I don't know if you know this, because of pressure from BLM and the disciples of
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  the 1619 Project who say, you know, everything is racist, everything's racist.
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  And so we have to cancel everything.
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  But then because the revolution always eats their own, David, always, always, they put
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  Planned Parenthood in their crosshairs, and they said, your founder was a racehead.
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  And for the first time in over in a century, Planned Parenthood canceled their Sanger, their
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  founder.
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  They took her name off their flagship Manhattan New York City clinic that was called the
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  Sanger Center.
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  Okay?
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  Wow.
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  They renamed it.
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  They canceled her.
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  They treated her like one of their everyday victims.
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  After carrying water for her and defending her for a hundred years, Barack Obama got the
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  Sanger Award.
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  Nancy Pelosi got the Margaret Sanger Award.
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  Okay?
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  We have out that award anymore.
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  And they canceled her and took her name off the building, which, which begs a very interesting
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  question.
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  And this is how I open my film in my book.
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  If they've lied to you about their patron saint, what else have they been lying to you about?
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  And what's the real story and history behind Planned Parenthood?
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  Here's my last statement, David.
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  Today, Planned Parenthood is not only the largest abortion provider in the world.
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  They're also the largest provider of that pornographic, comprehensive sexuality education.
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  Yes.
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  Public schools is bringing those angry moms and dads to school board meetings.
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  Planned Parenthood, largest provider of that education, David.
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  And as of last year, they now announce ready for this one.
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  Planned Parenthood is now the second largest provider of cross sex hormones and puberty blockers,
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  chemically castrating transgender drugs for America's gender-confused youth.
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  One organization is all three of those things.
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  How did that happen?
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  Yeah, we understand their interest because that's their world view.
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  But we've got to take a brief pause with Seth Gruber.
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  Again, friends, check out the 1916 project.com.
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  So friends, a lot of people forget about the influence that our country has been dealing
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  with Karl Marx, Margaret Sanger, John Dewey, Alfred Kinsey.
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  But we're exposing a little bit more of it today because we forget the details plus the
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  public school, the government run school textbooks have been rewritten and edited and true history
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  can know.
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  It's hard to find anymore.
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  But Seth Gruber, did Margaret Sanger once require or want to require parents get a certificate
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  or permission in order for them to have children?
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  Is that accurate?
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  Yes, that's right.
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  Absolutely.
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  You're a sharp guy, David.
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  That's why I like coming on your program.
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  Most people aren't even aware of some of Sanger's most inditing and damning quotes.
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  But no, that's actually exactly right.
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  And she called for the mandated sterilization of lots of people.
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  She once said, I would suggest that the U.S. government pay a yearly pension to all
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  poppers, morons, feeble minded, mentally, and morally deficient persons who will submit
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  to sterilization.
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  She said the government could fare better off, government could far better afford to pension
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  these members of society for doing a constructive thing than to pass them out a dull while they
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  increase their numbers tenfold.
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  She said just horrific things, and yes, one of those was to actually have a permission
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  from the status to whether you could reproduce or not, because she was a eugenicist.
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  And she once said, eugenics without birth control seems to us a house built upon the
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  sands.
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  It is at the mercy of the rising streams of the unfit.
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  So she referred to herself as a eugenicist, which is a term that was coined by Francis
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  Galton, the modern father of eugenics.
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  That's where that term comes from.
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  Well, Galton's half cousin was Charles Darwin, whose book Origin of Species at Darwin
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  is.
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  So we came from animals, it's an animal kingdom.
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  His cousin, Galton, reads his book, coins the term eugenics and says, well, let's move
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  from survival of the fittest to elimination of the unfit.
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  The apple didn't fall far from the tree.
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  In the same family, we moved from Darwinism to eugenics.
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  And Sanger and all of her ilk were influenced by respected and celebrated people like Francis
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  Galton.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  Man, I wish we had more time, but let's just go to your website.
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  There is a way for people to join the movement, host a screening, attend a screening, share
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  the trailer.
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  What else can people do, Seth, at the 1916 project.com?
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  That's right.
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  Well, we do need your support, Kristen.
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  This was a massive undertaking.
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  And we're doing a massive marketing campaign leading up to the online world release later
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  this year.
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  We're working on translations already.
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  It's quite a big endeavor.
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  We're now the fastest growing pro-life organization in America at just two years old.
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  And we do need your support.
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  This is building a movement with this film to then launch resistance chapters all around
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  the country.
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  Very launched in Boise.
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  We're launching in Denver this summer, Southern California this summer in Dallas, Fort
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  Worth, and the Fall of the equipping and mobilizing Christians to contend politically through
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  activism, events, educational, pushing back where they live to stop this insanity because
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  this is the role of the church.
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  And so you can go to the whiteroads.life as well.
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  If you want to learn more about the organization, the whiteroads.life.
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  If you join as an ally at $35 a month, you get a battle box in the mail to equip you for
• 24:30
  this fight.
• 24:31
  And at $70 a month, you join our air support book club.
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  And so we read a book together once a month and talk about it live on Zoom and sometimes
• 24:38
  the author shows up.
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  So that's it.
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  You can support the ministry and the film to make it go viral.
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  But if you want to host a screening at your church or attend a screening, yes, it's
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  the1916project.com.
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  And if you want to pre-order the book, it's the1916project.com forward slash book.
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  This is important, friends, because we have been lied to and our younger generations have
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  been lied to in the public schools and the media and corporations.
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  And here we are.
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  We've got a truth proclaimer and defender here, Seth Gruber.
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  I also want to direct you to the Facebook page, the white rose resistance.
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  There's a Facebook page as well.
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  And actually, Seth Gruber has a Facebook page if you want to connect with them there.
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  We're everywhere.
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  Yeah.
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  I'm Instagram, but Seth, you do great work and I appreciate you because we don't have
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  time to waste.
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  You're a straight talker.
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  Some people might be taken a little bit by your directness and forwardness, but I love
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  you, brother.
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  And I'm so thankful for you.
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  You are helping pull down strongholds.
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  And that's what we need to be a part of because the enemy has taken way too much ground
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  for way too long in American around the world.
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  I'll give you the last minute and a half to just share your thoughts and close.
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  Yeah, that's right, David.
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  I mean, listen, listen, Christian.
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  Last month in June, the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Texas was exposed by Chris
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  Rufo at City Journal who does Yeoman's work for violating Texas state law and continuing
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  to do charging chemical castration of minors with transgender drugs to Medicaid against
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  Texas state law.
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  And last year, they were exposed for continuing to do that to minors after they said they
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  would stop.
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  And now they've sent FBI Biden brown shirts to go knock on the doors of the two whistleblower
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  doctors at that hospital who exposed what they were doing, okay?
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  And they're pushing for that doctor whistleblower a decade in prison, same thing in Nashville.
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  This month in July, pro-life sidewalk counselors from Nashville who were singing Psalms out
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  loud to Jesus outside of an abortion center and were kind of blocking access to the door,
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  but not really the Biden administration is pushing for a decade in prison for them.
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  Listen, that did not happen accidentally, but take your clothes off at a pride rally
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  and dance naked in front of children and the police will watch on and do nothing.
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  If you don't know what time it is yet in America, I don't know if you ever will.
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  However, if you do need to know or you want to awaken and equip others, read my book
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  the 1916 project, go pre-order it right now.
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  It will give you all the power, talking points, confidence, and courage you need to be a
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  voice in this culture of death because if we don't get the prophetic voice of the church
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  soon, what we know is freedom and liberty will forever be gone.
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  Amen, brother Seth Gruber.com, the 1916 project.com, the white rose resistance.
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  Lord willing, we'll do this again in the near future.
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  God bless you and keep expanding your territory and keep you safe, brother.
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  Thanks.
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  Amen.
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  Friends, thank you so much for sharing the podcast.
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  God bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.