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TheAmazingAtheist Katrina Scam Situation By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett keen and you
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  freedom of speech. So I can say I can pretty much
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  do whatever I want. If I want to dance and sing
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  blueberry pie. I can while squeezing my
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  breastesses. Amen to that, right?
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  So I've gotten tons of emails and I've gotten tons of
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  questions asked to me on my radio station.
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  A lot of people don't know this, but if you go over to my radio
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  station, you can actually do quizzes polls.
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  As well as ask me anything that you like.
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  Are you even call my radio station and talk to me anytime?
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  And one of the biggest questions that people have asked for quite
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  a while now, but I tried to stay out of The Fray, the trouble.
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  The aggravation was, what is the worst scam or most worse thing
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  that the Amazing Atheist ever did that you could never forgive
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  me, Martin, Brett Keen because as you all know, I'm a Christian
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  and I And forgiveness, I believe in Redemption and people want to
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  know, out of all the things that I've reported out of.
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  I've reported The Amazing Atheist was having a
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  conversation with the young woman aren't Reddit where he
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  said, he was talking about, how she'd been raped and he
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  basically wrote out. This big ol article about how he
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  thought it was fantastic, that she was abused.
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  That he had hoped that she actually got it from both ends.
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  Basically anally as well as through the vagina.
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  That was a pretty terrible thing and there was also that one time
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  where he decided to get on video and front of the entire
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  Community. I guess he thought that he was
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  going to lose his YouTube channel at the time so he didn't
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  care about what he was saying or doing at the time, but he put
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  his middle finger out to the audience and said, Of your God
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  using the n-word, the racist and word and then proceeded to call
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  a bunch of people fagg0t s repeatedly.
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  If people don't believe me, I will provide a website below
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  with videos and footage and all that kind of stuff.
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  Now, some people may ask, Brett, was the worst thing that he ever
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  done? Was whenever he was on a live
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  broadcast with fake Sagan also known as AKA A hard case owns
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  where he bragged about having sex with underage girls right
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  out in the public in front of the bunch of atheists, including
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  fake Sagan. Now, I know what a lot of you
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  are going to probably say really, he did that right out on
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  a public broadcast and none of the atheist.
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  Did anything about it? He wasn't arrested.
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  No, in fact, The Atheist Community bragged about underage
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  girls, they had sex with and some of them About underage boys
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  that they had had sex with and relationships with nobody cared
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  and the atheist Community. They don't have any kind of
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  moral Foundation. I used to say this a while back
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  and I wasn't joking that a popular atheist someone who is
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  popular popular. Like TJ Kirk to Rosa Kincaid,
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  could have slain a baby on video drank its blood And the dope
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  infested audience that he has these drug addicts, who watch
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  him and listen to him. These Punk's would probably
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  praise him for it. They would probably think you
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  was an edge Lord. If he slayed a baby and drink
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  its blood right out of its neck, that's the type of people who
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  watch him and listen to him. There are some religious people
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  who watch out of curiosity, the same way people stopped on the
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  middle of the highway whenever they see that a motorcyclist was
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  driving too fast, and ended up getting decapitated by getting
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  hit by a semi truck or a train wreck for some reason.
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  People like to sit around and watch stuff like that.
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  But all this with all the scams that he's ever done, where he's
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  completely mimicking and imitating his father.
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  So long ago, who ripped the Christian Church off for over
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  thirty-five million dollars, I'd have to say for me, the worst
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  thing that he's ever done if you really, really want to know, was
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  the Katrina situation. I don't know how many of you've
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  heard of that was for you new generation YouTubers out there,
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  you knew young atheist, you've come late to the party and don't
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  know about this and you're most likely not going to care.
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  So I don't don't get me wrong, folks.
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  As I do this video, I'm not thinking that the atheists are
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  going to suddenly grow some kind of Consciousness, our moral
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  fiber and do anything about it or or even care.
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  They'll probably give me more money on patreon and Cindy more
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  gifts and all that kind of stuff.
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  But the Katrina situation, what was that?
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  Well, let me give you a little bit of a story of what Katrina
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  is and then I'll tell you what, the Amazing Atheist did directly
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  to the people of Katrina that was absolutely disgusting to me.
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  And I'll be honest with you, folks, this was an extremely
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  difficult Challenge and a lot of you asked me, you said, what is
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  the worst thing that he's ever done between making fun of rape?
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  Things are being a racist between scamming people, out of
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  all kinds of websites and everything over five of them
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  getting over a hundred thousand dollars doing that.
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  His own father and family, ripping people off from millions
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  of dollars. This to me, what I'm about to
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  talk about was the worst. It was actually the one of the
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  first times I was introduced to this dirty filthy animal.
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  That we're about to talk. Talk about.
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  So what happened in Katrina and how does the Amazing Atheist
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  coincide Hurricane? Katrina was a devastating
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  Category 5, Atlantic hurricane that resulted in 1392 fatalities
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  and caused damage estimated between ninety seven point four
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  billion dollars to a hundred forty.
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  Five point five billion and the late August 2005 particularly in
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  the City of New Orleans. And its surrounding areas.
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  So where does the Amazing Atheist come in Arness?
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  Well, while back a lot of the old school atheist that might
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  still be around. They remember that he opened up
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  a charity. He did a live broadcast.
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  This was long before, the drunken pissants this was long
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  before Deep Fat, you know, assholes or whatever that
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  podcast is, he was just doing his own thing.
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  And there was only one guy that would come on his show every
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  once in a while where he would talk.
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  Well, there was another guest called Halcyon.
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  If I remember his name correctly and then there was fake Sagan
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  and they would get off Arne all that just a little bit of a
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  story there. Before we get into this fake
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  Sagan ended up, stop doing shows with the Amazing Atheist because
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  he decided to get on a live broadcast with They put a gun to
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  his head and say that, if the audience does not pay TJ Kirk
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  money, he's going to blow his brains out or no live broadcast.
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  That's right. He actually extorted and
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  threatened the audience. He said I'm going to kill myself
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  if you don't and he wanted to prove that he was serious.
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  So he also decided to put down the gun for a moment.
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  He took out a combat knife and cut his own wrists and began
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  bleeding. Eating / falsely right on the
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  screen. For everybody to see, don't
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  believe me. The video is in the link that
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  I'm going to offer in the comments and also on my own
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  website. You guys can see it for
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  yourself. I can't upload material and
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  content of this nature to YouTube because it would violate
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  terms of service and coming to guidelines and because I'm a
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  straightforward type of guy who likes to follow the rules and do
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  as he's told, I'm not going to fucking chance it.
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  So you'll just have to go to the websites to see it for yourself.
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  Well, What happened is, is that this time, the Amazing Atheist
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  had already had at least five or 10 scams.
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  At this point, buy me, this buy me that buy me a coat.
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  Give me money. So I can go out and have sex
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  with some prostitute. This is one of the things that
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  he actually asked people. He said, if you give me money, I
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  want to get laid to a prostitute, and they actually
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  sent him money. So he could get laid from frost.
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  Institute. Okay fine.
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  But then he decided to set his sights higher than that.
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  He realized that just recently a bunch of people were killed in
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  this hurricane. So he said he wanted to do a
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  charity now at this time he and I were getting along this was
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  before a lot of really bad shit went down.
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  I still didn't fully trust and there was a lot of doubt and
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  skepticism about him but I thought, wow, he's going to do a
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  charity. And with my audience and his
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  audience, we could really get a lot of money together to be able
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  to help out the people who are suffering.
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  All those men women and children.
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  It was like one of the first major atheist Charities that
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  ever existed on the planet. And I got to be a part of it.
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  I got to be one of the number one host.
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  Well, what happens is? I get there and I'm talking to
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  t.j. Kirk and the background before
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  we even live broadcast. And I said so TJ.
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  We've had a little bit of a problem here.
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  Where where are the do people have the ability to actually
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  donate money to the Katrina thing?
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  Can I look at the websites and all that?
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  And he said no we're not going to be doing websites or anything
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  like that, see, Red Cross and a bunch of other organizations.
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  They had a donation button where you can fund.
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  And help people through Katrina, and let's shelters and food and,
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  and moving people out the location, all that.
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  And I go. What do you mean that you don't
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  have a like a button? He goes why I have a button but
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  it's not from any of those type of organizations.
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  And I said, well then what is it?
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  TJ and TJ gave me a page that he created.
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  It was, I believe on the Amazing Atheist.com.
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  He used to have a atheist website.
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  The Amazing Atheist.com. So I go there and the only thing
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  I noticed is it says support Katrina and it has a PayPal
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  button. So I click on the PayPal button
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  and it says donate to the Amazing Atheist.
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  So I say to them, I said, what are you doing?
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  And he goes, what do you mean? And I said, well, this isn't
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  going to any organization. This is, this money is going
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  directly into your PayPal account.
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  You're telling people that you want to help out the folks of
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  Katrina, but it's a PayPal account.
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  He goes all that button. That actually leads directly to
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  an organization that will fund and I'm like, but no.
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  It says, when you donate the money, it goes directly to the
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  Amazing Atheist and just to be sure.
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  I don't know if many of you know this but on your browser, you
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  can actually inspect the HTML of any website that you're looking
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  at. Yeah, especially if you've got
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  Chrome, you can literally check out and inspect the properties
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  and it Tell you where exactly a picture is or a button or a
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  image, whether it's jpeg or GIF for paying any of this and the
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  thing was going directly to PayPal PayPal, The Amazing
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  Atheist. So I told him I I said look man,
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  I don't know if you realize this but this is a major scam that
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  you're getting ready to do here. This is against the law, you
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  could go to prison, and I don't want to be a part of it.
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  I want to help actual people out and he said, look Brad, he goes,
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  we're friends, aren't we? You know, I'm not going to do
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  anything bad or wrong, the money's going to go to my
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  account and then I'll go ahead and do this.
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  So now he admits, It admitted to me that the money was going
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  directly to him, but now the story was that he was going to
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  take the money to these different organizations that he
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  knows of that, nobody else knows of and give them the money that
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  was his claim. Well, after it was all said and
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  done. He got thousands and thousands
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  of dollars from The Atheist community and even Christians
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  even Christians donated because they believed they were actually
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  doing something right by God. They actually believed that what
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  they were doing was a good thing that was going to help people.
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  They thought they were a part of a real charity.
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  Well, not too long after I ended up making a video where I I
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  challenged The Amazing Atheist to show receipts for the money.
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  I challenged him to log into his Paypal account and show what he
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  did with the money. Instead of doing that, he ended
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  up making several videos where he falsely accused me of all
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  kinds of different stuff and he also passed rumors claiming that
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  I was a woman abuser that I went around and hit my wife and all
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  this kind of stuff and made a joke out of it.
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  And his audience went along with it.
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  But never once, and the entirety of his YouTube career, has he
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  ever provided any receipts? Nor has he disproven my?
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  Shannara my claim about what he did with the Katrina incident.
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  That was the worst. It wasn't what he did to me.
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  It was what he did to these families.
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  And these people who lost their lives And what's really sad, as
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  I think that a lot of atheist out there, knew it, I think a
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  lot of non-believers who were his friends actually knew what
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  he was up to, and they didn't care.
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  Now some shocking things started to happen over the past couple
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  months, after that Katrina charity, he ended up with a new
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  car, he ended up moving out of his mom's house and buying a new
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  house out in the middle of the woods with tons of property and
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  he started talking all positive about how he was going to be
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  getting married to this obese girl named Holly.
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  So many great things were happening for him.
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  He just suddenly came into a lot of money and had a lot of pretty
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  stuff and his videos started looking real nice because he
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  bought him a new camera, new lighting system.
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  I mean, he was set. People were amazed.
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  They're like wow, you're doing really good, your videos.
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  Look great in your new microphone man.
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  You sound absolutely incredible. The news covered Hurricane
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  Katrina and the devastation. It covered all the incidences.
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  They were literally showing real-time footage of dead bodies
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  floating down the water. And many charity, organizations
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  were reported for what they were trying to do to help but not one
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  single time. In any of that was the Amazing
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  Atheist spoken about or credited for doing a damn thing for
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  anybody. This was a very challenging
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  question. Ladies and gentlemen, I can tell
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  you tons, and tons of things that this man has done.
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  I could tell you about tons and tons of scams that he's
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  committed, but the Katrina incident that probably, for me
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  has to be the worst. There's nothing more horrible
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  and terrible. Whenever you know, that a bunch
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  of people have lost their lives and some bastard comes along
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  Takes advantage of that manipulates a bunch of people
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  and then Pockets the money for himself.
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  You know, I've always found it funny because a lot of atheists
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  they get on video and they say things like, yeah, the only
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  thing these preachers and Priests are for is to collect
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  money off of the fear and anxiety of God.
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  That's the only reason, religions big business, Well,
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  apparently for a lot of atheists out there, people's lives and
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  death and life is Big Business too.
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  I suppose that would be one of the reasons why a lot of
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  religious people think that there's many atheists out there
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  that are very cult-like, who are not willing to question their
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  more popular formable atheist. They're not willing to have any
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  actual skepticism or critical thinking and like a lot of
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  Catholic priests, they kind of turn their head and look the
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  other way, when things like this are happening very cult-like.
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  So that's the worst for me. The right thing was bad, the
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  racism was horrible. The many many scams done by his
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  father, as well as him to the atheist Community, those who are
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  all terrible. But the Katrina thing, that's
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  the one, I'll never forget. That's the one.
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  I'll be honest with you folks. That was the one that really got
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  me thinking about is atheism, right?
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  For me. You see, I didn't believe in God
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  back then. I didn't believe that there was
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  such a thing as objective, good or objective evil.
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  I was a nihilistic atheist, but for some reason in my heart, I
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  always felt deep down inside that there was some kind of
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  meaning and purpose something. Something leading me that I had
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  a destination somewhere that I was going.
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  I felt like I was being led. And whenever I seen people doing
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  wrong things or Terrible, Things, something in my heart
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  would always tell me to come forward, even if it meant that I
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  was going to be unpopular. Even if it meant that, it would
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  put me in danger. Even if I thought I was going to
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  get heard in some kind of way, something was always leading me
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  and after seeing someone do something like that, to a bunch
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  of innocent people who lost their homes and lost their
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  families. At that point, I was truly
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  convinced that objective evil exists.
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  And once you're convinced that objective evil exists, you also
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  have to believe that there's another side of the spectrum
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  that there is also objective good.
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  And if there's objective good, then that opens up a whole wide
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  variety of possibilities of maybe, just maybe There is a
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  God. And there is evil in the world
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  that we should watch out for. So although it was one of the
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  worst things that I've ever experienced in my life and
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  observed, it also was one of the stepping stones for me to
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  rethink my position as an atheist rethink, my position as
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  a person. And it really challenged me by
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  finding myself at a Crossroads where I had to say, do I want to
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  do the right thing? Do I want to stand up for?
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  What's right? Do I want to stand up for
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  innocence or do I want to remain popular?
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  Famous and be adored and loved and worshipped by The Atheist
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  community. And just go along with whatever
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  scam are bullshit that they commit to I decided do the right
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  thing. God bless.