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The Ron Edwards American Experience - 260909 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 1: Music Music Music The three children that she murdered, this
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Speaker 1: so-called mother, I'll call her Mother Dearest, okay? And what's
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Speaker 1: even just as sad or maddening, or if not more so,
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Speaker 1: than the actual murder itself is the attitude of the jurors.
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Speaker 1: And many, many people throughout the country. And we'll talk
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Speaker 1: about that and what that represents from my point of view.
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Speaker 1: And some other things as well. Economically, we see that
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Speaker 1: many more jobs were created during the last month. Over 160,000.
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Speaker 1: The so-called experts were saying only 55,000 were going to
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Speaker 1: be created. They probably were hoping that so that they
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Speaker 1: could have something else to... you know, poo-poo on Mr.
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Speaker 1: Trump about. But I want to get back to this
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Speaker 1: subject about the attitude of a growing number of people
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Speaker 1: when it comes to evil. And, you know, in the
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Speaker 1: book Timothy in the Bible, it talks about how good
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Speaker 1: will be called evil and evil will be called good.
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Speaker 1: So we know all about that. And even though we
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Speaker 1: are taught this years ago, in fact, But to see
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Speaker 1: it in action is still kind of sad. Because when
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Speaker 1: you're growing up, you're always taught also that mothers, females, etc.,
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Speaker 1: are the ones who care more. They have more empathy,
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Speaker 1: more sympathy. And it is female nature to be more
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Speaker 1: caring and more loving. That is one of the reasons
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Speaker 1: why in Western society, They, for a long time, put
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Speaker 1: women on pedestals, especially here in the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: They pedestalized females into thinking through feminism and other wrongful
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Speaker 1: isms that they could basically do no wrong. And they
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Speaker 1: also convinced American females that, hey, motherhood, that's second class,
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Speaker 1: third class existence. It's boring. It's to be trivialized. But
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Speaker 1: The glory of feminism, the glory of the women today
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Speaker 1: is being out there, getting that big job, and out-competing men.
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Speaker 1: On one hand, Western women always say they want to
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Speaker 1: get away from men, but isn't it amazing how they
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Speaker 1: want to do everything we do? Everything we do, they
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Speaker 1: want to do, but yet they hate us so much.
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Speaker 1: And in trying to be like men, In many cases,
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Speaker 1: they overdid it. Because men, believe it or not, have
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Speaker 1: more empathy than the Western women of today, generally speaking. Okay?
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Speaker 1: On that jury that was supposed to give, mete out
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Speaker 1: true justice to the murdering mother dearest, only one man
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Speaker 1: on that jury said, hey, wait a minute. There's got
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Speaker 1: to be something here. We just can't acquit this woman.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we have to look further into this. And
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Speaker 1: of course, I've looked at several networks today and every
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Speaker 1: single woman on that jury or female, they're not even women,
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Speaker 1: every female was saying that the one holdout was arrogant, anti-woman,
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Speaker 1: you know, the usual spiel. And I'm thinking, What a
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Speaker 1: lonesome attitude. Here you have the death of three children.
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Speaker 1: The situation was plotted out, planned, and methodically carried out.
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Speaker 1: So it wasn't like a spur of the moment gone
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Speaker 1: to nutsville situation. No, this was plotted out. And even
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Speaker 1: one of the children almost got away. But she made sure, nope,
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Speaker 1: you're not getting away, junior. You're going to. And according
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Speaker 1: to the report that I read, she made sure that
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Speaker 1: the children's back were facing her so that she wouldn't
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Speaker 1: see their expression as they were being killed. And she
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Speaker 1: used a stretch exercise device, not even her bare hands.
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Speaker 1: So there was a lot of thinking into this situation.
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Speaker 1: She also called her husband to make sure that he
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Speaker 1: was delayed in getting back home and etc., etc., etc. So,
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Speaker 1: it's amazing that so many people have decided. I just
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Speaker 1: think that so many people in our republic have gone
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Speaker 1: to Nutsville morally. So, how did this happen? How did
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Speaker 1: we get here? You see, that's another big, big, big,
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Speaker 1: big heathen problem. So you don't have these kinds of
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Speaker 1: situations by accident. How do we get here? Well, I
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Speaker 1: mentioned one of the ways, feminism. Another way was the
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Speaker 1: beginning of the early 1970s and 1973 to be exact
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Speaker 1: when they legalized abortion. Then they systematically kicked morality out
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Speaker 1: of our society And they, in fact, started kicking morality
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Speaker 1: out of our society in the 1960s when they kicked
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Speaker 1: the Bible out of schools. And they de-emphasized at least
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Speaker 1: the hint of morality in entertainment. And in comedy shows.
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Speaker 1: In rock and roll, etc., etc., etc. And you saw
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Speaker 1: it in music. You know, two of the biggest... Music
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Speaker 1: bands of all time, the Osmonds and the Jacksons, I mean, they,
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Speaker 1: both of them, were massively popular. And their acts were
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Speaker 1: very clean, although their music was very good. And it
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Speaker 1: captured audiences throughout the world. Like never before, I guess,
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Speaker 1: since the Beatles. And so the controllers that be that
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Speaker 1: sought to destroy our society anyway, they were on that
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Speaker 1: mission anyway. They made sure that following up the popularity
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Speaker 1: of the Jacksons and the Osmonds, they said this will never,
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Speaker 1: ever happen again. Those kinds of clean groups will never
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Speaker 1: be that popular again. And that's been true. It was
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Speaker 1: followed up by the advent of rap and a degeneration
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Speaker 1: of even rock because there was good rock. just great
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Speaker 1: rock music. And then it became degenerated to ACDC and
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Speaker 1: some of the other groups that come into mind. And
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Speaker 1: in fact, when rap first started, it was clean. And
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Speaker 1: then the controllers that be told the rappers, either you
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Speaker 1: go dirty or there's no contract because it was their
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Speaker 1: goal through the CIA. And you can research and find
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Speaker 1: this out for yourself that they needed to dirty up society.
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Speaker 1: If America was to be dethroned from her place as
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Speaker 1: the number one nation in the world, this nation of light,
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Speaker 1: this nation of equal opportunity, etc., etc., etc., all the
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Speaker 1: good things the founding fathers put together for us, if
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Speaker 1: all this was to be unraveled, you had to have
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Speaker 1: a nation that operated in the opposition of the principles
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Speaker 1: that made this a great nation. So it is what
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Speaker 1: it is. And so you have a situation, my friends, where, hey,
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Speaker 1: it was awful. It was really awful. And so out
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Speaker 1: of that, when you couple that with the education, which
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Speaker 1: was transformed into indoctrination in the majority of government schools,
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Speaker 1: then in later years, the infusion of transism, homosexuality, Johnny
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Speaker 1: has two dads, all these kinds of things converging into
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Speaker 1: the young minds, trying to get this new way of
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Speaker 1: thinking for young people, getting it into their hard drive,
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Speaker 1: as it were. Because things you learn when you're most young,
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Speaker 1: they stick with you. Even if you don't consciously remember
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Speaker 1: these things, they do impact how you think, how you
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Speaker 1: view things in the future. Garbage in, garbage out. And
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Speaker 1: it makes it more difficult when you are presented with truth,
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Speaker 1: even when you're presented with Christ. And this is all
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Speaker 1: by design. And so it is not a surprise to
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Speaker 1: me although it was still very agonizing to witness all
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Speaker 1: these females across America in support of the mommy dearest murderer.
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Speaker 1: So you have a situation that, man, it's just awful. So,
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Speaker 1: my friends, what do we do about it? What do
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Speaker 1: we do about it? In my humble opinion, we have
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Speaker 1: to push back. But we have to first recognize what
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Speaker 1: we're dealing with. Oh, and I forgot. And then, of course,
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Speaker 1: the liberal church has also become a part of this
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Speaker 1: effort to destroy our country. And most people, when they
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Speaker 1: go to church, they think they're getting the truth from
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Speaker 1: the Holy Bible and the word of meaning, the word
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Speaker 1: of God. But when you, it doesn't matter if you
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Speaker 1: have the Bible, right? And you don't teach the whole
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Speaker 1: truth and nothing but the truth from the word of God,
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Speaker 1: you present a warped version, which leaves open people governing
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Speaker 1: themselves based upon the wrong teaching. It doesn't do you
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Speaker 1: any good in the long run if you get 80% right,
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Speaker 1: but 20% wrong, just enough to get you off on
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Speaker 1: the wrong path. You know, if you start a journey, right,
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Speaker 1: and you know you have to go to point A
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Speaker 1: to point B, but let's say you veer off an inch,
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Speaker 1: just an inch, and you take the direction, you're still
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Speaker 1: heading in the general direction of where you wanted to go,
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Speaker 1: but you just start off just a little inch off
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Speaker 1: from the straight and narrow path, right? Just an inch.
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Speaker 1: Do you know that by many miles, you'll be way
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Speaker 1: off track? You will be way off track. So, and
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Speaker 1: this is all by design. The people that are trying
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Speaker 1: to destroy our republic from within, they understand these principles
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Speaker 1: just like we're supposed to understand these principles and govern
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Speaker 1: ourselves accordingly. Unfortunately, our side has not only been pushing
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Speaker 1: back the darkness, many times our side is the one
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Speaker 1: that compromises. So much so that, you know, we now
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Speaker 1: have a Muslim mayor that's ruining New York City. He's
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Speaker 1: not running it, he's ruining it. And you all are,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure, well aware of the infiltration of Islam throughout
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. It's not just a few
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Speaker 1: places here and there. It's everywhere. Muslims are infiltrating in
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Speaker 1: just about every state of the union. Even in Bangor, Maine.
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Speaker 1: They're everywhere. It's not a lot of them. They're only
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Speaker 1: between 1% and 2% of our overall population, but they're
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Speaker 1: spread out all over the place. It doesn't matter where
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Speaker 1: you go. When there's a large amount of people, you'll
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Speaker 1: all of a sudden see a burka-wearing man Female walking through.
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Speaker 1: Usually they go by two by two. And it's just,
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Speaker 1: that's all you'll see for a while. Then all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden you'll see families, you know, full families. Here
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Speaker 1: and there. And then eventually you'll start seeing more and more.
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Speaker 1: And as their numbers increase, they push their values. They
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Speaker 1: don't do like Christians and Republicans. They don't kowtow. And say,
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Speaker 1: we can't offend anybody with how we believe. We just
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Speaker 1: have to keep it clean. You know, just whatever. Because
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Speaker 1: our side, they don't want to make waves. They don't
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Speaker 1: want to make anybody mad. Okay? And in fact, often
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Speaker 1: on our side, people on our side will get angry
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Speaker 1: at people that stand up and speak strongly against evil.
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Speaker 1: They'll want to pull them down and say, hey, you
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Speaker 1: can't say all that. You can't talk like that. You can't.
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Speaker 1: What are you going to do? So anyway, we're going
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Speaker 1: to do this. I believe it's now time for a
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Speaker 1: break for our network listeners, but we will continue in
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Speaker 1: conversation right here on Rumble, and our network listeners will
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Speaker 1: be returning right after these important messages. But anyway, my
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Speaker 1: fellow Rumbleites, it's time to resist against evil, to quit
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Speaker 1: playing tiddlywinks with evil. One thing that God does not
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Speaker 1: like is cowards. And in fact, especially when it comes
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Speaker 1: to justice and Quite often now, what you see operating
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Speaker 1: in our country is not justice, it's injustice. The injustice system,
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Speaker 1: which incentivizes the lawbreakers and continues to reward criminals throughout
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Speaker 1: our republic. The violence of the wicked will return to
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Speaker 1: them and drag them away like fish caught in a
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Speaker 1: net because they refuse to act with justice. That's in
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Speaker 1: Proverbs 21, verse 7. There was a case where two
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Speaker 1: men found two 14-year-old girls who were best friends. Now,
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Speaker 1: they were walking down a dirt road in a rural
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Speaker 1: part of their hometown. They had raped both of those
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Speaker 1: girls repeatedly for nine hours. Afterwards, they tied one to
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Speaker 1: a tree. While she was forced to watch her friend
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Speaker 1: be drowned, and stabbed in a creek nearby. Afterwards, she
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Speaker 1: herself was then stabbed to death. Both bodies were then
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Speaker 1: thrown under the tree brush, only to be discovered an
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Speaker 1: entire month later. After the two rapists and murderers were
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Speaker 1: found out, they found that the one overseeing the crimes
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Speaker 1: was convicted over 122 times, and the other More than
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Speaker 1: 50 times.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Now, you know about Black Robe Gone Wild judges. We've
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Speaker 1: talked about that a lot. Now, after this had taken place,
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Speaker 1: the people of the community were stating that the girls
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Speaker 1: should not have been outside after 10 o'clock, as if
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Speaker 1: to blame the girls for the crimes committed against themselves. Wow.
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Speaker 1: Isaiah 59, 14 says, is there in a lot of
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Speaker 1: time for people to stay outside? In the house, while
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Speaker 1: criminals are given free hand to do whatever they would
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Speaker 1: like to do to innocent people? Now, I urge you
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Speaker 1: to go and read Isaiah 59, 14 for yourself and
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Speaker 1: see how that ties into what I just read there. Now,
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Speaker 1: when they went to trial and, you know, giving a
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Speaker 1: sentence and all that, the overseer of the crimes was yawning.
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Speaker 1: And stretching out no remorse for the crimes that he
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Speaker 1: was responsible for committing. And, you know, this is quite
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Speaker 1: normal in courts today. You've got soft judges. The people
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Speaker 1: as a whole produce hardened criminals. The people as a whole,
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Speaker 1: you know, how do the people as a whole create
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Speaker 1: these hardened criminals? By being softies. like soft ice cream.
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Speaker 1: So anyway, we're back. Our networks are back anyway, and
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Speaker 1: thank you for coming back. And as we continue in conversation,
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Speaker 1: this is, you know, one of the family members at
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Speaker 1: this particular trial of the slain girls asked the question,
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Speaker 1: how is it right that these repeat offenders get to
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Speaker 1: have their family come to visit while in prison, while
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Speaker 1: the family members of those who were raped and murdered
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Speaker 1: are no longer here to visit. Hmm. Have you ever
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Speaker 1: taken the time to ask yourselves the question why crime
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Speaker 1: is so rampant in this country? Or why there is
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Speaker 1: a 74% recidivism rate? Yeah, 74%. One of the biggest
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Speaker 1: reasons is because you have these soft, on-crime judges. And
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Speaker 1: it's all part of the plan. It's all part of
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Speaker 1: the plan. It's not like the judges are either ignorant
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Speaker 1: or stupid or they think that, well, if we're nice
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Speaker 1: to them, they'll be nice to us. No, it has
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with that. They understand that being soft
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Speaker 1: on crime hardens criminals, emboldens them to do whatever the
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Speaker 1: hell they want to do. Yeah. And so this is
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Speaker 1: where we are at in America today. These are the
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Speaker 1: same judges that tried to overrule the highest office in
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Speaker 1: our land. They're the ones who try to overrule and
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Speaker 1: tell President Trump, you cannot throw this group of illegals
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Speaker 1: out of the country. You cannot lock them up here
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Speaker 1: at wherever. You cannot get those Haitians out of Ohio,
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Speaker 1: out of Springfield. Well, technically he can. I just wonder
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Speaker 1: if President Trump is ignorant of the full power of
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Speaker 1: the office of the President of the United States of
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Speaker 1: America because when he's doing legal actions and some black
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Speaker 1: robe appeals court judge says, ah, stop it. You can't
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Speaker 1: do it. I'm overruling. I am saying, no, you can't
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Speaker 1: do that. Maybe we have to look more into this. No,
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Speaker 1: that's bull capital S with a hit. The judges know this.
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Speaker 1: But as long as the president stupidly goes along with
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Speaker 1: this stuff, the judges are going to continue to do it.
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Speaker 1: I've said it before. And I'll continue to say it.
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Speaker 1: And hopefully I'll meet the president again and I will
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Speaker 1: tell him to his face. Sir, when you are doing
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Speaker 1: your job under Article 2, your responsibilities. There is no
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Speaker 1: judge that has the right or the legal authority to
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Speaker 1: block you from doing your actual job, according to the
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Speaker 1: Constitution and Bill of Rights of the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: Any judge that tries to put him or herself above that,
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Speaker 1: the authority that is given to our president, You know
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Speaker 1: what needs to happen to them? They need to be
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Speaker 1: thrown off the bench and not even allowed to take
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Speaker 1: their robe out of the courtroom. They need to leave
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Speaker 1: the robe right there so that they can take it
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Speaker 1: to the cleaners and give it to somebody else who
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Speaker 1: understands or wants to rule as a judge properly. Because
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Speaker 1: it's about right or wrong. Not about opinions. It is
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Speaker 1: not about Oh, I like the illegals. I don't like
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Speaker 1: President Trump, so I'm going to block him. That's crazy work.
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Speaker 1: What you like or don't like has nothing to do
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Speaker 1: with the law. The law is the law. And we,
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Speaker 1: as supposed Christians and supposed conservatives, should have the wherewithal
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Speaker 1: to say, you know what? We're not going to go
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Speaker 1: along with this bull capital S with a head any
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Speaker 1: longer and push back. It's that simple. Is it easy? No,
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Speaker 1: but it's simple. If people that are in the wrong,
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Speaker 1: like pink shirt wearing freakazoid females who are in league
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Speaker 1: with the murdering mother dearest. Okay. And they seem to
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Speaker 1: be getting their way. And they're wrong as the day
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Speaker 1: is long. Why in Sam Hill should we, who understand
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Speaker 1: right from wrong and who desire right, God's righteous standard,
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Speaker 1: why should we not push back against the darkness by
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Speaker 1: any means necessary? Because, and I put it that way purposefully,
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Speaker 1: because our lives are at stake. Our rights are at stake.
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Speaker 1: Our families are at stake. Our money is at stake.
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Speaker 1: Everything good is at stake right now. And when you
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Speaker 1: answer to God eventually, are you going to be judged
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Speaker 1: as a coward, as a wimpus americanus apologeticus? I hope not.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, it's just about that time. We're heading towards
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Speaker 1: another wonderful break for the folks on the networks. And
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Speaker 1: you will be heading to your break momentarily. And yeah,
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Speaker 1: but we'll continue on in your stead. We'll be back
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Speaker 1: in just a few minutes once the break begins. But
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Speaker 1: my friends.
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Speaker 1: The window to your heart. You know, it's as if
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Speaker 1: we need a holy league amongst all of us who
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Speaker 1: want God's standard to be reestablished in this country. See,
26:43
Speaker 1: we have to start liking each other more and we
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Speaker 1: have to start disliking evil. Even more so. Our side
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Speaker 1: needs to grow a pair. Our side needs to... We
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Speaker 1: can no longer be chicken you-know-whats. We can't. Because that's disgusting.
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Speaker 1: That is disgusting. I couldn't look myself in the mirror.
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Speaker 1: I would be ashamed. I would be ashamed to go
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Speaker 1: in front of my wife if I had the cowardly attitude...
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Speaker 1: of the typical conservative, so-called conservative in the United States
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Speaker 1: of America today. This wimpish, Americanist, apologetic, stupid, retarded attitude.
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Speaker 1: But yet, in many cases, conservatives and Christians will attack
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Speaker 1: each other like Hercules. I don't know if it's out
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Speaker 1: of jealousy or they're just stupid, stupid people. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: But it's wrong. I've seen cases where Christians have attacked
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Speaker 1: their fellow Christians more vociferously when they were doing right,
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Speaker 1: standing up publicly against evil. I've seen it. Where groups
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Speaker 1: turn against individuals, etc., etc., etc. I remember years ago,
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Speaker 1: there was a gentleman on the Republican Party here in Michigan,
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Speaker 1: and he had heard about my commentaries, the Edwards Notebook.
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Speaker 1: And he said, sir, I would like to, you know,
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Speaker 1: get a have a cassette of them. So, you know,
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Speaker 1: this is going back a few years because maybe we
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Speaker 1: could put more support of you and even get you
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Speaker 1: on more stations. I said, OK, thanks. I appreciate that.
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Speaker 1: So I gave him some of my best and everyone
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Speaker 1: I gave had been highly complimented by listeners. And these
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Speaker 1: were listeners, I guess they really understood what it meant
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Speaker 1: to go against evil directly and creatively. And so I
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Speaker 1: hadn't heard from the guy for a while. And I
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Speaker 1: wonder what happened. But then, you know, time goes on
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Speaker 1: and you forget about it and you keep moving. Well,
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Speaker 1: suddenly I saw him at an event. And wouldn't you
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Speaker 1: know it? He said, yeah. I listened to your cassette.
29:14
Speaker 1: He pulled it out of his pocket. And he literally
29:17
Speaker 1: threw it on the table. He said, yeah, I listened
29:20
Speaker 1: to it. You are too extreme. I said, oh, okay.
29:26
Speaker 1: I said, so you're basically one of those typical so-called
29:30
Speaker 1: conservatives then. One of those, they used to call them
29:33
Speaker 1: country club Republicans. Controlled opposition, etc. to which he immediately
29:43
Speaker 1: walked away in a huff. So it is what it is.
29:49
Speaker 1: He was more angry or disgusted with my commentaries than
29:57
Speaker 1: he expressed his against certain things that were going on
30:02
Speaker 1: in our state at that time, which were very, very evil. So,
30:09
Speaker 1: and this has been quite common on our side. You
30:14
Speaker 1: see it on a national level, whether it's Murkowski, whether
30:18
Speaker 1: it's Susan Collins, and every other rhino. There's too many
30:25
Speaker 1: now to name. And so, it's because of the rhinos
30:33
Speaker 1: and fake Christians that we find ourselves in this heap
30:36
Speaker 1: of hurt. Because see, there's always going to be evil
30:40
Speaker 1: until the return of the Lord, etc., etc. There's always
30:42
Speaker 1: going to be that problem. That's not that big of
30:48
Speaker 1: a deal. The big deal is the inability or the
30:52
Speaker 1: unwillingness of people who are supposedly representations of the opposite
30:59
Speaker 1: of evil, okay, whether politically or biblically, it is because
31:05
Speaker 1: of their unwillingness to, bammo, go hard against what is evil,
31:11
Speaker 1: which is the reason why we are in this heap of.
31:15
Speaker 2: Hurt.
31:16
Speaker 1: That's why. That's why criminals, including Islamists, are so emboldened.
31:23
Speaker 1: Why do you think Mandami is saying, you know what?
31:26
Speaker 1: I don't care what 100,000 people on a petition urging
31:30
Speaker 1: me not to show up at the memorial, the 9-11
31:35
Speaker 1: memorial event in New York City. I'm going to show
31:37
Speaker 1: up anyway. I'm going to be in their face. Yeah.
31:44
Speaker 1: And evil in America has always wanted to be in
31:47
Speaker 1: that position where they could do whatever they want to do.
31:49
Speaker 1: Ain't nothing you can do about it. And can you
31:54
Speaker 1: blame them? Because they're used to getting their way because
31:59
Speaker 1: our side has been, again, wimpus americanus apologeticus. Always wanting
32:07
Speaker 1: to get along. Don't want to ruffle the feathers. No, no, no. Well,
32:12
Speaker 1: that's retarded. That's stupid. That's stupid people talk. It really is.
32:21
Speaker 1: So it is what it is. So, um, We've got
32:27
Speaker 1: several other things. Coming out of the break, I want, Jay,
32:33
Speaker 1: I want you to put up that interesting, that very
32:37
Speaker 1: interesting little video of the Muslim children. And we're going
32:43
Speaker 1: to talk about the Muslim children. Yeah, we're going to
32:50
Speaker 1: talk about them. Because I find it very interesting. And
32:57
Speaker 1: it's kind of heartbreaking. You don't have to run it yet,
32:59
Speaker 1: but just have it there posing. It's kind of heartbreaking.
33:05
Speaker 1: And I believe we are welcoming back our friends from
33:10
Speaker 1: the network breaks. And welcome back to today's Rumble. I'm
33:14
Speaker 1: Ron Edwards. And this is, of course, the Ron Edwards
33:16
Speaker 1: American Experience. And by the way, if you folks are
33:20
Speaker 1: enjoying this broadcast, why don't you give us a like,
33:24
Speaker 1: my fellow Rumbleites. Go ahead and give a like. Because,
33:28
Speaker 1: you know, we need help with the algorithms and all
33:31
Speaker 1: of that. And you help me, and I'll help you
33:36
Speaker 1: by continuing to bring the truth, the whole truth and
33:38
Speaker 1: nothing but the truth. And, yeah. So, you scratch my back,
33:44
Speaker 1: I scratch yours. But anyway, Jay, go ahead and give
33:50
Speaker 1: it a whirl. And I need you to play this video. Um,
33:56
Speaker 1: And folks, this is a representation of what I'm talking about.
34:00
Speaker 1: They start very young with their children. These are the
34:03
Speaker 1: Islamist children. Go ahead, Jay. We'll be right back. I
34:30
Speaker 1: am the name of.
34:31
Speaker 2: Palestine, Palestine.
34:32
Speaker 1: The people have called, the people have called, the people
34:37
Speaker 1: have called. Well, how do you like them apples folks?
35:31
Speaker 1: And see, this is what they're doing with their young people. Now,
35:35
Speaker 1: are we in America as strongly doing what we should
35:38
Speaker 1: be doing with our children, whether it's at home or
35:41
Speaker 1: in government schools or in the Boy Scouts? Oh, gosh.
35:47
Speaker 1: Don't get me going on the Boy Scouts. Yeah. What
35:51
Speaker 1: a tragedy. Started by Christians. And it was a wonderful organization.
35:57
Speaker 1: I know I was a Boy Scout myself. I was
35:58
Speaker 1: a Cub Scout and a Boy Scout. And, um, the
36:02
Speaker 1: Boy Scouts reflected the principles that my dad was meeting
36:07
Speaker 1: out at home. God, family, country. Yeah. Some cases, God, country, family.
36:16
Speaker 1: Things that are good. Now, you've got these Islamists who
36:20
Speaker 1: are just saying, you know what? We're going to teach
36:22
Speaker 1: our children from birth to kill, steal, and destroy. To
36:28
Speaker 1: basically be a pain in the backside of or thorn
36:32
Speaker 1: in the side of Israel, the United States of America,
36:34
Speaker 1: anyone who is not Islamic. And so I like to
36:40
Speaker 1: throw in the question again, what are we going to
36:42
Speaker 1: do about it? There are things we can do about
36:45
Speaker 1: it here in the United States. We're not totally overrun
36:49
Speaker 1: yet like they are in some other countries. Now you
36:52
Speaker 1: find that some of the EU countries are saying, you
36:54
Speaker 1: know what, we've had enough. We've had enough. But I wonder,
37:01
Speaker 1: in some cases, do they have the ability to get
37:04
Speaker 1: them out? Because in some of those other countries, they
37:06
Speaker 1: have a higher percentage, way higher percentage of Islamists in
37:11
Speaker 1: their countries than we do in ours. Now, they may
37:16
Speaker 1: have one advantage that we don't have. If they decide,
37:19
Speaker 1: let's say, and they decided not too long ago in
37:22
Speaker 1: Denmark to get them out of there, and they're getting
37:24
Speaker 1: them out. They got them out. Because they didn't have
37:31
Speaker 1: butt-kissing leftist judges getting in the way and blocking them
37:35
Speaker 1: over and over and over again so that their numbers
37:41
Speaker 1: of deportations would be curtailed, as is the case here
37:44
Speaker 1: in the United States of America. Now, Tom Holman and
37:47
Speaker 1: the gang are doing a very good job considering the
37:50
Speaker 1: small number of ICE members that they have compared to
37:54
Speaker 1: the enormity of the job. Record numbers of people per
37:59
Speaker 1: month are actually being ejected from this republic. But when
38:03
Speaker 1: you consider the size, the enormous numbers of illegals in
38:08
Speaker 1: this country, this country rather, it is still a trickle,
38:13
Speaker 1: a drop in the bucket. Now, I've heard numbers as
38:16
Speaker 1: high as 50 to 100 million. Now, Tom Holman said
38:20
Speaker 1: yesterday it can't be more than 25 million. So, if
38:26
Speaker 1: they can get 25 million out and making sure that
38:30
Speaker 1: all Amongst that number of 25 million, it's all the
38:33
Speaker 1: violent ones, all the ones that are most dangerous. Get
38:37
Speaker 1: them all out. But there's a way to get all
38:41
Speaker 1: of them out. Along with catching them, throwing them out,
38:45
Speaker 1: ignoring the judges, you starve them out too. If you
38:50
Speaker 1: were not born in this country and we know that
38:52
Speaker 1: you came here illegally, you don't get a breadcrumb. You
38:57
Speaker 1: don't get a cot. You don't get a roof over
39:00
Speaker 1: your head. You get nothing. You get Mother Nature. Yeah.
39:06
Speaker 1: If you can run around and wait for it to rain,
39:09
Speaker 1: that's where you'll get your water from. Oh, absolutely. And
39:17
Speaker 1: what's going on in California is just astoundingly evil. You
39:23
Speaker 1: have Smirkface, the Smirkface mayor. Karen Bass says, well, if
39:29
Speaker 1: you're an elite. you don't even need a license to
39:32
Speaker 1: run a street vending business. You can sell whatever you want.
39:36
Speaker 1: Rat meat, mouse meat, squirrel meat, raccoon meat, rotten meat,
39:41
Speaker 1: fresh meat. It doesn't matter. It's whatever you want to do. Ooh, ooh, ooh. Now,
39:50
Speaker 1: in my humble opinion, on that tip alone, that mayor
39:55
Speaker 1: should have been thrown out of office. Because if you, yeah,
40:01
Speaker 1: and by the way, if you're born in California, born
40:05
Speaker 1: in America, and you want to run a vending business,
40:07
Speaker 1: you have to go through the very expensive, long and
40:10
Speaker 1: arduous licensing process. Because you know, whenever Democrats run anything,
40:16
Speaker 1: they make procedures like that very arduous. Very long for
40:22
Speaker 1: native-born Americans. And if you were born in this country,
40:25
Speaker 1: you are Native American. I know they like to reserve
40:28
Speaker 1: that slogan for Indians. See, I still call them Indians.
40:36
Speaker 1: You know, the Geronimo descendants, I still call them Indians.
40:41
Speaker 1: And if they don't like it, whatever. I don't care.
40:47
Speaker 1: They once came from somewhere else. Just like whites and
40:52
Speaker 1: others who either came here or were brought here on ships.
40:59
Speaker 1: Everyone who was here came from somewhere else. The Indians
41:04
Speaker 1: came from Asia. Yes, they did. So, on that tip,
41:11
Speaker 1: since they're called Native Americans, if you were born here,
41:15
Speaker 1: you're a Native American too. And you are a native.
41:18
Speaker 1: Wherever you are born, you are native to that land.
41:22
Speaker 1: So when you hear these liberals running around talking about
41:27
Speaker 1: the Native Americans and only referring to Indians who came
41:32
Speaker 1: from somewhere else, just like the rest of us, to
41:37
Speaker 1: come into this land and then refer to them and
41:39
Speaker 1: speak to them as if these people were so angelic. Oh,
41:42
Speaker 1: they were so kind and so nice and they were
41:45
Speaker 1: just simply screwed over by the white man. Well, tell
41:49
Speaker 1: that to the Cherokee Indians who had slaves, who were
41:53
Speaker 1: infuriated when Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery. Yeah, tell that to
42:01
Speaker 1: the Iroquois Indians. They used to burn out other tribes.
42:06
Speaker 1: One of the reasons why you had the Great Plains
42:08
Speaker 1: is because other tribes would burn out. I mean, miles
42:13
Speaker 1: and miles, I mean, of that part of the country.
42:18
Speaker 1: And they used to burn out, try to burn out
42:20
Speaker 1: each other's food supplies by burning out and chasing a
42:23
Speaker 1: buffalo over the cliffs. So the white man wasn't the
42:29
Speaker 1: only one to do that to the Indians. The Indians
42:31
Speaker 1: used to do that to each other. And when it
42:35
Speaker 1: came to scalping, guess who started that tradition? Yep, it
42:40
Speaker 1: was the Indians who first scalped. Just a little bit
42:45
Speaker 1: of history. And right now, I believe it's break time
42:49
Speaker 1: for our wonderful listeners on the networks. And we'll be
42:53
Speaker 1: right here continuing in conversation when you return after these
42:58
Speaker 1: few messages. Well, my fellow Rumbleites, there's a picture there, Jay.
43:06
Speaker 1: You can bring it up and just post it there.
43:09
Speaker 1: I want to talk about education. Remember when Linda McMahon
43:17
Speaker 1: was installed by President Trump to head the Department of Education.
43:23
Speaker 1: And Trump, one of the things he ran on was
43:25
Speaker 1: getting rid of the Department of Education. And when she
43:29
Speaker 1: first came into office, they still said that. And then
43:34
Speaker 1: things went real quiet. Real quiet. And I found that
43:40
Speaker 1: very interesting because, you know, things went very quiet. And
43:51
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just am very infuriated because American
44:03
Speaker 1: students are reading at a new low. I guess it's
44:09
Speaker 1: a 25-year low. Now, I thought McMahon would oversee the
44:14
Speaker 1: improvement of education in at the very least, okay? Now,
44:19
Speaker 1: they were supposed to be returning the authority of the
44:22
Speaker 1: education back to the states along with the money because
44:27
Speaker 1: what happens is that this federalized government school system, let's
44:33
Speaker 1: say if you send $ 10, we're just using a small
44:38
Speaker 1: figure just to make a point. Let's say you send $ 1.
44:41
Speaker 1: For every dollar you send to Washington, D.C. for education,
44:45
Speaker 1: You get only about 70 cents back. So why not
44:49
Speaker 1: keep all the money there in the state and utilize
44:54
Speaker 1: that for government schools and defederalize the government school system?
45:00
Speaker 1: Because obviously, even with a so-called great individual like she,
45:06
Speaker 1: things are still getting worse. They're still putting trannies in
45:11
Speaker 1: elementary school classrooms. They're still sneaking like in Kansas. Kansas,
45:16
Speaker 1: a red state. But Kansas is a weird red state.
45:21
Speaker 1: They're pretty evil in some circles in Kansas. But in Kansas, hey,
45:29
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter if it is a red state. They
45:33
Speaker 1: go ahead and sneak and transition little students, little elementary
45:39
Speaker 1: school students, unbeknownst to the parents. And then, of course,
45:45
Speaker 1: the parents discover it and then rightfully go to Nutsville.
45:50
Speaker 1: So these are the things that are going on just
45:52
Speaker 1: like they were under Uncle Joe Biden's administration. And this
45:57
Speaker 1: is an example that, you know, when Mark Taylor and
46:02
Speaker 1: others and Jay, our worthy producer, says, hey, Trump is
46:09
Speaker 1: not living up to what he said he was going
46:13
Speaker 1: to do. And then people like me who supports Trump,
46:16
Speaker 1: I'm like, hey, Trump, I'm running out of room, buddy.
46:20
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't argue against this kind of an example.
46:29
Speaker 1: And because I'm about the truth, the whole truth, and
46:31
Speaker 1: nothing but the truth, no matter what I support or
46:33
Speaker 1: whom I support, hey, it is what it is, and
46:37
Speaker 1: I'm not going to try to sugarcoat it, and I'm
46:42
Speaker 1: not going to run from the facts. The truths. And
46:45
Speaker 1: in this area, I'm sorry, Trump. I'm sorry, Ms. McMahon.
46:51
Speaker 1: You have been utter failures when it comes to education
46:54
Speaker 1: in this country. Now, I understand that, you know, the
46:57
Speaker 1: states and the locales are influenced by the people there.
47:04
Speaker 1: There's a lot of evil leftists among the local governments there.
47:10
Speaker 1: I understand this. And I think we're just coming out
47:15
Speaker 1: of a break. We're back from, you know, our network
47:20
Speaker 1: listeners have returned. And we welcome you back to our
47:24
Speaker 1: Rumble show today. But anyway, folks, this is a bad situation.
47:33
Speaker 1: This is something that needs to be brought to Trump's attention.
47:37
Speaker 1: And this is, in my humble opinion, is a very
47:39
Speaker 1: desperate situation. Why would I say that? Well, because the
47:45
Speaker 1: hand that rocks the cradle dictates the direction the nation
47:49
Speaker 1: takes in the next. Those that teach the young also
47:55
Speaker 1: dictate the direction the nation takes in the next generation.
48:01
Speaker 1: And so on and so on and so on. John
48:03
Speaker 1: Dewey understood that. Karl Marx understood that. Joe Stalin understood that.
48:15
Speaker 1: Every leftist you can find understands that. That is why
48:18
Speaker 1: they so desperately go after the young. Because one-on-one, you know,
48:27
Speaker 1: nation to nation, society to society, even in our weakened state,
48:32
Speaker 1: there's no one that could take down the United States
48:34
Speaker 1: of America. In that area, we are all that in
48:38
Speaker 1: a bag of chips and more. But if you're corroded
48:45
Speaker 1: from within, uh-oh, it becomes sort of like an intellectual
48:51
Speaker 1: cancer that eats away at the greatness. First, you intellectually
48:58
Speaker 1: degrade society. Then you take away the morality. Then you
49:05
Speaker 1: pedestalize the females. Then you, at the same time, degrade
49:10
Speaker 1: the men. Even there's even an economic degrading of men
49:17
Speaker 1: in America. The majority of those hundred and. jobs that
49:21
Speaker 1: were found, that were accumulated in the last month, 70
49:28
Speaker 1: to 80% of those jobs went to females. So there's
49:31
Speaker 1: this concerted effort which started in the black community to
49:37
Speaker 1: overtake the position of the man Now, hey, what was
49:42
Speaker 1: meant for one community has spread throughout the entire country
49:46
Speaker 1: called the United States of America. Men everywhere now being
49:50
Speaker 1: screwed over. And hopefully before it's too late, the rest
49:55
Speaker 1: of America won't allow itself to be decapitated in the
50:00
Speaker 1: same manner that the black American community was. Because before
50:05
Speaker 1: the bastardized rights movement, the black community had a higher
50:10
Speaker 1: had a lower out-of-wedlock baby birth than the general population.
50:15
Speaker 1: In the 1950s, the black American community was the fastest-growing
50:20
Speaker 1: economic group in America because they were mining their own business.
50:25
Speaker 1: They were more focused on high moral character, on hard work,
50:32
Speaker 1: their families, God, And they were still mostly patriotic, despite
50:39
Speaker 1: Jim Crow and all of that stuff. Because they saw
50:43
Speaker 1: the advantage of respecting yourself and teaching one generation to
50:50
Speaker 1: the next, respect yourself, honor God, still be patriotic to
50:57
Speaker 1: the country, support free economics, dive in, and work hard,
51:06
Speaker 1: get jobs, small businesses, 42% of black Americans own small businesses,
51:12
Speaker 1: whether they worked or not. And they had, it was
51:17
Speaker 1: so incredible back in the 1950s, Chet Huntley, one of
51:22
Speaker 1: the premier anchorman of that time, did a special on
51:26
Speaker 1: the black American community that was doing so well and
51:31
Speaker 1: moving up the ladder. through immigrating to the North, but
51:37
Speaker 1: they weren't immigrating, getting on welfare. No, they were working
51:40
Speaker 1: their tails off. They were raising great families. But then
51:47
Speaker 1: when the bastardized rights movement came, bammo, that was it.
51:51
Speaker 1: That was it. That was it. And that was sad,
51:57
Speaker 1: sad business. So, um, So, you know, we're back to
52:11
Speaker 1: making decisions here. See, every day we get up, we
52:16
Speaker 1: have decisions to make. As George W. Bush famously said,
52:21
Speaker 1: we're the deciders. So my friends, what are you going
52:24
Speaker 1: to decide? What do you want? I like to ask
52:29
Speaker 1: people that over and over again. You know, there's still
52:38
Speaker 1: this underpinning of people that want to eradicate the oil industry.
52:46
Speaker 1: Do you know if oil were suddenly eliminated, hospitals would
52:53
Speaker 1: go away, airports, our military would be just totally devastated,
52:59
Speaker 1: medical equipment would telecommunications, space programs, appliances and electronics, sanitation systems,
53:07
Speaker 1: heating and ventilation systems, transportation, vehicles, rail, ocean, and air.
53:13
Speaker 1: We go by the wayside. Construction? Ah, forget about it.
53:19
Speaker 1: Roads and buildings? Ah, nearly half of the world's population
53:22
Speaker 1: depends on synthetic fertilizers made from fossil fuels. And by
53:27
Speaker 1: the way, That is a mispronunciation when you say fossil fuels.
53:32
Speaker 1: I just messed up myself. It's a habit. There's nothing
53:37
Speaker 1: fossil about oil. It does not come from fossils. It
53:41
Speaker 1: comes from the center of the earth where oil is produced.
53:47
Speaker 1: That's why you can drill oil and drain the well dry,
53:52
Speaker 1: cap the well, come back a decade later, and that
53:56
Speaker 1: well is full of oil again. It's amazing how God
54:01
Speaker 1: put these things together. In less than two centuries, human
54:07
Speaker 1: ingenuity developed more than 250 refining and processing techniques to
54:11
Speaker 1: convert crude oil, coal, and natural gas into products that
54:15
Speaker 1: never existed before. Plastics and synthetic rubber, fertilizers, detergents, paints, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics,
54:24
Speaker 1: and fuels including LPG, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, Lubricants and asphalt.
54:33
Speaker 1: Now there's one thing I would like us to rediscover
54:37
Speaker 1: in our modern technologically advanced world. I would like for
54:43
Speaker 1: us to rediscover what the Romans used in their cement.
54:50
Speaker 1: Even if it was called cement. Because I forget the
54:54
Speaker 1: name of the dome. It's a famous dome in Rome.
54:57
Speaker 1: It's larger than our Capitol Dome here in Washington, D.C.,
55:02
Speaker 1: and it continues to this day to get even harder
55:05
Speaker 1: and harder and harder. And I would like to know
55:09
Speaker 1: what the Romans knew that we don't know. Because when
55:15
Speaker 1: we make roads today, within three years, hey, you've got potholes,
55:21
Speaker 1: you've got this, that, and the other, which is crazy.
55:25
Speaker 1: You would think that we would have advanced from the Romans.
55:31
Speaker 1: But we haven't in some areas. You know, the Romans were,
55:34
Speaker 1: for their time, very advanced. They had running cold and
55:37
Speaker 1: hot water. They had a lot of things. And then
55:41
Speaker 1: because of man's inhumanity to man or stupidity, you name it.
55:47
Speaker 1: You throw your own description in there. We went into
55:49
Speaker 1: what was called the Dark Age. And advancement not only stopped,
55:54
Speaker 1: but it went backwards. We lost the ability or the
56:00
Speaker 1: thought processes of keeping clean our bodies, etc., etc., etc.,
56:04
Speaker 1: at that time, during the Dark Ages. He had the
56:07
Speaker 1: bubonic plague. You had all kinds of things that were
56:09
Speaker 1: very minimalized under the Roman Empire. It's amazing how technology
56:18
Speaker 1: just went backwards after the Roman Empire for about 500 years.
56:24
Speaker 1: And a lot of it had to do with evil. Yeah,
56:28
Speaker 1: a lot of it had to do with evil. But anyway,
56:31
Speaker 1: my friends, yeah, the sad time has come. It's time
56:37
Speaker 1: to say goodbye. And as I always say at this
56:41
Speaker 1: particular time, remember to pray for your family, your friends,
56:44
Speaker 1: and even your enemies that they get it right before
56:45
Speaker 1: it's too late. And don't forget to treat others the
56:49
Speaker 1: same way you want to be treated. Until next time,
56:52
Speaker 1: I'm Ron Edwards. Excelsior! That's all, folks. Tags that stage right.
57:26
Speaker 1: I can show you love.