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Sustainable Development is evil - Alex Newman · UK Column Radio

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None. You were telling me that you
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were just recently in the Amazon.
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Yeah, I went down to the UN COP 30 climate summit.
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They held it in belay apparently as a political favor to the
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governor of the state of Para, who apparently had done some
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favors for Lula the the communist want to be dictator of
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Brazil. So it was interesting.
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I mean, they, they apparently plowed a billion dollars into
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preparing the city for this. They were originally expecting
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100,000 people. And you know, it's not a huge
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city. It's it's in the middle of the
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Amazon rainforest. Infrastructure is not very good.
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So it was interesting, but somehow we made it through.
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And I know, you know, the folks in Africa will be a little bit
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more used to that stuff. Of course, I've I've lived in
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Africa and I've lived in Brazil. So it wasn't a surprise to me.
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But I was down there with some Americans and they were
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impressed with how things work so.
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But tell me about the the actual event.
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Well, it, it was interesting on a whole bunch of different
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levels. One of the things that I've been
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tracking this whole time is the spiritual angle of this.
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And, and I've watched the evolution where they more and
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more every year they come out of the closet with this.
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You know, it first really hit me in 2010 in Cancun because it
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started with a prayer. And I thought, oh, this is
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great. We're going to start the climate
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summit with a prayer. And Cristiano Figueres, who at
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the time was the executive secretary of the UN Framework
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Convention on Climate Change, which is both the treaty from
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1992 that created this whole process and also the bureaucracy
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that runs this whole process. So it's a little bit confusing.
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UNF, Triple C. So she opens up with a prayer
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and she says, dear Ixchell, she is.
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She's the Mayan goddess of tapestries and creativity.
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Please help us weave a creative tapestry of solutions for the
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climate crisis. That's interesting.
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So, you know, I whip out my laptop and who is this Eek
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Shell? Turns out Eek Shell was the
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Mayan goddess associated with cannibalism and war and human
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sacrifice. So I thought that was really
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appropriate to open the climate summit with a prayer to the God
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of cannibalism and human sacrifice.
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And I kept noticing more and more of this paganism, more and
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more of this occultism, this new ageism.
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And you know, in my defense, this was only the second climate
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summit that I had been to doing journalism, right?
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I, I had just graduated from journalism school because a lot
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of this stuff had happened before.
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If you go back all the way to the 1992 climate summit, the
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original Earth summit in Rio de Janeiro, my colleague at the New
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American magazine, William Jasper, covered that because I
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was still in what elementary school at the time.
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But he, he, he describes how they unveiled this new arc of
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hope with a new 10 commandments and they had a sacred Earth
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charter and all this stuff. So, so this stuff's been going
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on for a long time. But now Fast forward to the COP
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30 in the Amazon, right? One of the reasons they said
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they held it in the Amazon was because there's so many
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indigenous people and there's so much indigenous knowledge and
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indigenous wisdom. And that was a big theme of the
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conference, right? The implicit understanding of
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everybody was that biblical Christianity was the problem,
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that this worldview, that man is made in the image of God and the
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planet is here for us rather than we being here for the
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planet. This is the cause of the
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environmental devastation and so on.
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And so they had all these different Pagan leaders and they
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had all this interfaith stuff. It was a really big part of the
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conference and essentially everybody was welcome.
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As long as you agree to rally behind saving Mother Earth.
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If you think that's crazy or silly or, or, you know, just
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dangerous, then of course you're not welcome.
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But for me, the perfect spiritual encapsulation of what
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was going on down there. And, and again, we've noticed
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this trend. It was in I think Poland or
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Madrid, where the whole crew that I had with me said, man,
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the spiritual energy here, it's just really dark, like what's
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going on? So this time around, the
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Communist Chinese Party unveils A gigantic statue and you know,
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people can't see it right now. Maybe maybe you put it up on the
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screen or if you go to my ex account, I have it pinned to the
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top right now. Alex in under score Ju this
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giant, they, they called it a fusion of the Chinese dragon
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spirit with the Brazilian Jaguar spirit.
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And it was supposed to be the the official Dragon Jaguar
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guardian spirit of the COP 30. And it is this freakish creature
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with devil horns and fangs sticking out, holding the whole
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world in its hands with the world saying Cop 30 on it.
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And and I mean, it just, it was so blatant, like all over
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Brazilian social media, people were like, hey, wait a minute,
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this is a devil, this is a demon.
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Why are you putting this in our country?
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Brazil belongs to Jesus, not this guardian spirit, whatever.
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So for me, that was one of the big takeaways.
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I know for most people, the thing that they're looking for
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in terms of takeaways is the final agreement and what
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happened there. So just a quick bit on that
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germ. And obviously the US government
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boycotted the summit, the Trump admitted just like they did with
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the G20, except this was even more.
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We didn't even send a low level embassy lackey.
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We we didn't send anybody. Actually, I reached out to the
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State Department because we went around looking for the US
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delegation because it typically they've been very friendly with
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us when Trump is in power. So we're looking for the
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Americans trying to find out what's going on.
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And there are no Americans. So, you know, we go and ask the
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Australians and the Swedes and the Brits and the Chinese.
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We're the Americans. There's no Americans here.
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So reached out to the State Department.
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They said, yeah, this conference is dedicated to bankrupting the
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United States. So we didn't send anybody.
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There's no US delegation, which is interesting for for two
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reasons, right? A lot of the globalists there,
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including Christiano Figueres, who I mentioned earlier, said,
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hey, this is great. The Trump administration isn't
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here. They can't obstruct progress on
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an ambitious deal. We should do a big deal.
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And then once the president of the United States is gone and
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they bring in a new president, they're all still going to be
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bound by this. A Gene Sue from the Center for
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Biological Diversity made that explicit.
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She said, hey, the US is still in the UNF triple C, Let's pass
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a really great road map to phase out fossil fuels.
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And then when Trump is gone, it'll be still binding on the
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United States. So that was 1 approach to this.
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The other approach was, hey, of course we shouldn't send anybody
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there. It's ridiculous.
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So they weren't able to get any huge progress in the final deal,
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but there was baby steps, right? But they got a whole bunch of
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implementation monitoring frameworks, things like this to
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monitor whether governments are fulfilling their climate
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commitments. They got a reference to the
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carbon budget and they said 4/5 of our carbon budget has already
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been burned. So for for folks who don't
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understand what that means, they claim that human emissions of
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carbon dioxide are causing climate change and that we have
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already emitted 4/5 of the allowable amount that humans can
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emit before we destroy the planet, I guess, or whatever.
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So we only have one fifth left and and the United States and
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Europe and and other advanced countries are not allowed to to
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burn more than their fair share. So most of that's got to go to
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India, China, etcetera. But the real action during was
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in the side agreements. So they had a huge coalition of
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governments, including a lot of US allies.
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They they adopted an agreement on what they call information
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integrity, which is basically a censorship manifesto.
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The the lead UN official who was dealing with this, a lady by the
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name of Charlotte Skadden, said it's not even just the people
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questioning the climate science now who we need to target now.
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It's even the people who question the climate solutions,
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right? So even some of the people at
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the conference, we're probably going to find themselves in the
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crosshairs of the censors. They found another side
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agreement that led by Colombia and the Dutch to phase out
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fossil fuels. So they'll have their initial
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meeting in Colombia in April, and that's to completely
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eliminate fossils. And they all know that's not
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going to happen, right? The Arabs and the Chinese are
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not going to be eliminating fossil fuels.
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It's just for the suckers in the West.
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They got an agreement between Brazil and the European Union
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and a whole bunch of other governments to start integrating
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national carbon markets into an international carbon market.
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So a lot of stuff there that didn't really make it into the
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news in America. Very, very important stuff.
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And, and my big take away is they're just trying to hold down
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the Fort until Trump is gone and then they'll get back to pedal
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to the metal on this climate scam.
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I don't understand why people get offended by this.
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I mean, particularly in South Africa, they were really up in
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arms. Why is Trump doing this?
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That's a good thing because these events are just attempts
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to basically accelerate global control, Agenda 2030, ultimately
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sustainable development, which is not in our best interests.
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Absolutely. And, you know, to be clear, I'm
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very pleased that the Trump administration not only didn't
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play along with this, he dropped the nuclear bomb on it.
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It made my job very fun. You know, I'm going around
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supposed to be asking questions, trying to learn what's going on.
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During the climate summit, Trump did a speech in front of a bunch
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of Arabs and said, you know, this climate hoax is so bad.
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I think it's a climate conspiracy.
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They should be investigated. Maybe they are being
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investigated. Oh, so I got to ask people, hey,
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Trump says they might be investigating a climate
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conspiracy. What do you think about this?
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And you know, whether they are or not, I don't have any
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information on that. But here's the the big concern
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that I have. German Trump on his first day in
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office in the second term, got us out of a whole bunch of these
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UN agreements. So under the UNFCC, that's the
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kind of the foundation, if you will, the 1992 treaty.
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Every year they bring together all the governments of the world
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for these cops and they come up with a new agreement.
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So Trump got us out of all those subsequent agreements.
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They're not even really treaties.
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What they do is they just tack them on to the back of the
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original treaty. But we're still in the UNF
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triple C. So I'm all in favor of
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boycotting this. In fact, I, I would mock it
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relentlessly. I, I would have sent somebody as
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long as we're still in the UNF triple C just to make fun of
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them and just to kind of show them the science and what a
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fraud this all is. But we need to get out of the
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UNF triple C. This is what I said on, on Glenn
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Beck's program yesterday. It's the biggest radio show in
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the United States. So I'm sure Trump heard my
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comments. You know, we need to, if we're
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going to make this permanent, we need to leave the UNF triple C
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because if we don't, that treaty was ratified by the US Senate,
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right? And if the treaty was ratified
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by the US Senate under our Constitution, and there's a
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caveat there, but it's considered binding on the United
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States. So we've got to pull out of
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that, and we also have to act immediately to protect the
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children because one of the things that they were all
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talking about here is, you know, yes, it's true.
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Americans don't really care about this.
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Americans don't really believe us.
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But we're going to educate the children, not just to understand
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climate change, but to get involved in the action.
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And they're actually talking. They were talking at this
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summit. The UNESCO, the UN education
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agency, the OECD and the Marxist Brazilian Education Ministry
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came together and said we're going to install climate
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literacy into the international standardized assessments.
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So, so I agree that Trump should boycott it.
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We should relentlessly mock this thing.
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But we need to go all the way so that when he leaves power, we
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don't get the same thing that happened when Joe Biden took
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over, which is all of it gets undone and we're right back
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where we started. I can't help but think that
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you've created a beautiful segue to how our kids are being
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indoctrinated to death. Well, I, I, I think, and, and
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you and I discussed this on the one that didn't work out because
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of our Internet troubles. I, I think this is the most
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important issue, Jeremy, because, and, and they
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understand this too. If you listen to them talk, if
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you listen to the things they were saying, you know, they had
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a whole bunch of UNESCO bigwigs, a whole bunch of bigwigs from
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Education International, which is the Global Union of teachers
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unions. They're all saying that
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education is the most important part of climate action because
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that's how we're going to capture the hearts and minds of
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the next generation. Who?
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Who in their right mind, Alex, would say that sounds like a
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terrible idea? Well, you know, if you look at
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what they're teaching the children, it is obscene.
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It's happening in South Africa. It's happening in the United
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States. It's happening all over the
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world. And the UN has a major hand in
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this, at least in the United States.
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Very few people realize that the UN is involved in education.
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They think it's their local school board, right?
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It hasn't been your local school board for generations.
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It's been state, federal, and now increasingly international
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levels of governance. And the things that they're
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teaching children are in many cases outright demonic.
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You know, to go back to the theme we started with, the UN
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has the World Core Curriculum written by Robert Mueller, the
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assistant secretary general of the UN, that he himself said was
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based entirely on the teachings of Alice Bailey, the founder of
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the Lucifer Publishing Company and the spiritual entity she was
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talking to. She called it an ascended master
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called the Tibetan jawal. Cool.
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So this is the reality that we're dealing with.
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And climate change is a perfect pretext for for all of this,
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right? For the spiritual absurdity, for
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the political idiocy. We, you know, it's a global
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problem. So it's a global solution that
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we need. And then for the economic
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transformation, because they say human activity is what's causing
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climate change. So government has to take
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control of all human activity. So it, it's a perfect trifecta.
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And the indoctrination of children is where it's at.
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You know, they, they've looked at the polls.
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They know Americans don't believe it.
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Overwhelmingly, Americans don't even believe that human activity
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is causing this climate change. And so they understand they have
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to get the hearts and minds of our children.
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And that was on full display there.
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Climate change, AKA sustainable development, is the ultimate
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agenda. Everything fits into it.
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That's right. And, and, and you can see this
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just by reading their documents. You know, the, the 20-30 agenda.
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I did a big article about this in the New American in 2015.
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It was so obvious if you just read it, it's so clear what
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they're and there's, you know, some nice phrases there for the
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people who don't really think things through.
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We're going to solve world hunger.
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We're going to solve world poverty.
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Okay, yeah, and, and I'm the Pope, right?
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I mean, it's absolutely ridiculous.
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They know they're not going, but that's.
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No, but hold on. Hold on.
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But that's now, that's the joke that I was making.
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They these headlines, they sound great.
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I mean, what's wrong with you, Alex?
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Don't you want to end world poverty?
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Yeah, and that's the scam, right?
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It it, they just give little lines like that that are so
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superficially appealing. But when you just stop and think
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about them for a moment, it's obviously inherently ridiculous.
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And, and what people aren't stopping to think about is that
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these kinds of grandiose promises, first of all, it's
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impossible to fulfill them. Second of all, if they were
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going to be fulfilled or if they were even going to attempt to
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fulfill them, it would require essentially a blank check drawn
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on your liberty, on your bank account, on your children's
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mind. You have to give them total
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power to do these things. And thirdly, if you actually
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look at the stated goal and then you look at the means they're
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using to pursue that goal, it's obviously ridiculous.
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And this is so clear. I taught economics for 12 years.
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You can plot almost a perfect line showing the level of
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economic freedom that a country has and the level of prosperity
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that it has. It's a very simple formula.
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More economic freedom leads to more prosperity.
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And yet, if you read the 2030 Agenda, if you look at the
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idiocy coming out of the climate agreements, if you look at what
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the UN itself says about land ownership, about the economy,
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about everything, this is a recipe for poverty.
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This is the kind of policy framework that exists in North
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Korea and Zimbabwe and Venezuela and Cuba, some of the poorest
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countries on the face of the earth.
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And then incidentally, they say they're going to take good care
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of the environment using these kinds of policies.
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All you have to do is use your brain for two seconds.
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What are the cleanest countries in the world?
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Which countries have the cleanest environment, the
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cleanest rivers, the nicest forests, the most protected
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environment, the cleanest air? Well, of course it's the freest
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countries. It's the United States, it's
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Switzerland. It's New Zealand.
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It's Australia, it's Canada, it's Japan, Right?
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It's the countries that have a free market and at least still
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some tenuous connection to biblical principles.
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The countries that are the filthiest, that are the most
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polluted and destroyed are the countries that have communism,
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socialism, totalitarianism, whether it's China, whether it's
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North Korea, whether it's the Central Asian stands that are,
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you know, environmentally a wasteland.
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They all have in common total government control over
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everything and not serious respect for private property
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rights. So if the stated goals are what
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they claim they are, ending poverty, ending hunger, cleaning
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up the environment, we know how to do those things, freedom,
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liberty, private property rights, biblical principles,
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etcetera. And so very clearly, I mean,
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these people aren't stupid. There are many things, but
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they're not stupid. It's like, you know, how can
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people today promote communism and still claim that that's
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going to bring about equality and prosperity?
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We've seen this experiment 100 times in the last 100 years.
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It always produces the same thing.
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So we're being scammed here on a massive level.
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And, and unfortunately, there are still enough people who
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either believe it or who depend on the scam.
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So they pretend to believe it to make it all possible.
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And part of sustainable development actually is taking
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control of the school, of the schools and and and and the
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curriculums. Oh, it is that that, I would
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argue is the most important part because you can't do all the
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other stuff unless you brainwash the people enough to agree to
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it. And this is clearly stated in
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their own documents. You know, we're talking about
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Agenda 2030, so let's start there.
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Goal #4 it's all about education.
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There's 17 sustainable development goals.
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Goal #4 is very clear, equitable, inclusive and quality
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education for all, which, you know, to go back to your point,
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that sounds wonderful. What does it mean?
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What do they mean by quality? What do they mean by equity?
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What do they mean by inclusive? And they mean very different
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things than a normal person would assume, right?
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And then they go further. Then they specify what they
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mean. They say all learners by 20-30.
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Notice all learners these these people discuss these where the
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comma should be for hours on end.
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Every word in this thing is well thought out.
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They fully understand what they mean.
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So when they say all learners, they mean all learners.
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They mean not one homeschool child in Oklahoma or Cape Town
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will be allowed to escape this indoctrination.
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And then they say they have to be so brainwashed, they won't
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just submit to this, but the the term they use is they will
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promote sustainable development, right?
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So very clearly they're telling you we're going to brainwash all
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children. We're going to brainwash them to
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the point where they don't just accept what we're doing
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passively. They promote our agenda.
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And then they go on to list that.
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And again, to your point, some of it sounds nice.
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Gender equality, which, you know, normal people don't
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realize that means force all the women into the workforce, smash
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the nuclear family, have the government raise the children.
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You know, they demonize what they call unpaid care work,
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which just means mothering, right?
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So, so very clear agenda. They talk about human rights,
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which again means something very differently than normal people
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assume. So we here in America, we have a
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long tradition of human rights. We say in our Declaration of
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Independence, God gave us rights and government exists to protect
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those rights. Those rights are life, liberty,
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property, things like this. And of course, those ideas come
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straight from the Bible. How do you have a right to life?
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Well, God said thou shalt not murder.
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How do you have a right to property?
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Well, God said thou shalt not steal.
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So that's the foundation of our rights and freedoms, our human
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rights in the United States. When you read EU NS documents,
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very clearly the exact opposite conception of rights.
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If you go to Article 29, they'll tell you none of your rights and
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freedoms may be used contrary to the purposes and principles of
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the United Nations. What?
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So in other words, you have no rights.
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It's utterly preposterous. You go to Article 26, they say
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education shall be compulsory. What?
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You have a compulsory right. We're going to force you to
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exercise your right at gunpoint. And then they say education
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shall further the activities of the United Nations.
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Same thing in Article 26. So you have a right to a forced
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education that promotes the United Nations.
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So, so think about this for a minute.
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Term I, I homeschool my six children.
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We use a wonderful program called Classical Conversations,
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and it does not promote or further the activities of the
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United Nations. So what does that mean under a
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plain interpretation of the text of the UN Universal Declaration
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of Human Rights? It means we're depriving our
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children of human rights as defined by the UN.
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And that's a very dangerous thing to be involved in.
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So you keep going through Agenda 2030 goal #4 they literally say
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global citizenship to all your kids have to learn to be good
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global citizens and on and on it goes.
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And you go back further. We, we, we talked a little bit
20:51
about the 1992 conference. That's where they came out with
20:54
the UNF Triple C and also Agenda 21.
20:57
So Agenda 20-30, that was the 15 year plan.
20:59
Agenda 21 is the UNS 100 year plan.
21:02
And again, it's right in the text.
21:05
Anybody can go to the UNS website right now.
21:07
Don't believe me because I'm saying it.
21:09
Go look it up. Agenda 21 Chapter 36 says
21:13
education is indispensable to changing people's attitudes.
21:19
They say it has to foment EU NS approved attitudes, values and
21:25
behaviors on sustainable development.
21:27
They say it has to include spiritual development.
21:30
Going back to Robert Mueller and his weird stuff with Alice
21:33
Bailey. So it's not me saying that
21:36
brainwashing your children is the key to their plan for the
21:39
world. They are telling you that in
21:41
agreement signed by your government and all you have to
21:45
do is read them. It's all right there for
21:46
everybody to see. So what?
21:49
So pushing back means that you need to home school, or at least
21:52
go to a private school. I would argue yes, and even that
21:56
is not going to be pain free in the near future.
22:00
Just a few weeks ago, Jeremy, the the UN did exactly what I
22:03
said they were going to do, what I've been saying they were going
22:05
to do for years. I've given talks all over the
22:08
country and even in other countries about the fact that
22:10
the UN was going to target homeschoolers.
22:12
How did I know? Because I read their documents.
22:14
And so just a few weeks ago, UNESCO puts out a report called
22:18
Homeschooling through a Human Rights Lens.
22:21
And again, I encourage people, don't take my word for it, just
22:23
go read it yourself. They are very clear if
22:27
governments are going to allow homeschooling, they say, and
22:30
they, you know, they love the German model where you just
22:32
kidnap children and throw the parents in jail if they try to
22:34
homeschool their children. But if governments are going to
22:37
allow homeschooling, they say it has to comply with UN demands on
22:42
a whole range of different issues.
22:43
It has to teach UN approved values.
22:46
It has to teach UN and government approved education
22:49
content. It's right there in the text of
22:51
the report. They here's some here's some fun
22:54
fact for your viewers, German. It actually admits on the
22:58
acknowledgments page that it was prepared under the supervision
23:01
of a North Korean communist. I wish I was kidding.
23:07
So it doesn't say he's a North Korean communist.
23:10
But he's just coincidental. Oh, of course, right.
23:12
And you know, the North Koreans are famous for loving human
23:14
rights, right? So I mean, obviously they know
23:16
how we should be educating our children, but it, it, it gives
23:19
the guy's name. It's like Chang Kwal or
23:21
something. So I looked him up and, and sure
23:23
enough that he, he's the chief of the education policy section
23:27
at UNESCO. But I looked him up, he's got,
23:29
he's born in North Korea, he's got a degree from a North Korean
23:32
university, and he worked at the North Korean Ministry of
23:35
Education before taking a senior role at UNESCO.
23:39
And I wish I was making this stuff up, but I'm not.
23:42
So I encourage people to read this.
23:43
I did a big article about this for the Epic Times, a big
23:45
article about it for the New American.
23:46
It hasn't gotten a lot of attention yet, but I would
23:49
argue, yes, it is absolutely essential that people pull their
23:53
children from this demonic indoctrination system.
23:55
And none of these problems are new.
23:56
I mean, we can go back to the history the the very people who
23:59
dreamed up the idea that the government should educate our
24:01
children always had this evil subversive agenda.
24:04
But today it's just in your face.
24:06
And, and I don't believe that you can be a responsible parent
24:10
who loves God and loves your children and continue to subject
24:14
to them to this horrific system that's dumbing them down,
24:18
indoctrinating them, preparing them for slavery and really
24:23
inducting them into the occult. Not even to mention the
24:26
grotesque sexualization. I mean, they're, they're
24:28
literally teaching kindergarten boys that they might have been
24:31
born in the wrong body and that castration is the solution.
24:36
You know, 10 years ago, they would have been thrown in jail
24:38
for something like this. Today they're trying to throw us
24:40
in jail for saying, no, you can't castrate our sons.
24:43
Thank you very much. So this is how crazy it's
24:45
gotten. And it's all a direct result of
24:48
the indoctrination. Alex, I don't remember the term
24:52
transgender or transgenderism back in the 90s.
24:55
It didn't. It didn't exist.
24:57
It didn't matter. No, it just came out of nowhere.
25:00
That's right. And I mean, you and I both, we
25:02
both remember what life was like before this, right?
25:04
I lived in eight different countries in on 4 continents.
25:08
I went mostly to International School.
25:10
So I went to school with every kind of kid you could imagine.
25:12
Indians, Pakistanis, Japanese, Chinese, Israelis, Europeans of
25:17
every variety, American, South America, every kind of kid,
25:20
never, not one single time in, you know, 12 years of school,
25:24
however long I was in there, I got kicked out in 10th grade.
25:26
I never met a child who was even slightly confused about his or
25:32
her gender. so-called it was a non thing.
25:35
And like you said, the word wasn't even in the dictionary.
25:37
So this is a new craze. And now depending on whose data
25:40
you believe, there are surveys in America showing that over 50%
25:44
of our young people now identify as one of these letters in the
25:47
alphabet, LGBTQ plus, whatever. And you see this even in the
25:51
most conservative states in our country, like Utah is a good
25:53
example. Utah is one of the most
25:56
conservative states in America. Super majority of Republicans in
26:00
both houses of their legislature, every statewide
26:02
office controlled by Republicans, every county except
26:04
one entirely controlled by Republicans.
26:06
And yet in a five year period from 2015 to 2020, there was A,
26:11
and I got this data directly from members of the state school
26:13
board when I was speaking at the Capitol, a 10,000% increase in
26:18
the number of underage girls who were going through medical
26:21
transitions. They were being put on
26:23
testosterone, they were being put on puberty blockers.
26:25
They were having their breasts removed.
26:27
They were having their their genitals surgically mutilated.
26:30
This is a 10,000% increase in a five year period in one of the
26:33
most conservative states in the country.
26:36
So this is clearly an agenda. It's clearly coming through the
26:40
schools, and it is clearly ubiquitous.
26:43
In other words, it's everywhere. The only places where this stuff
26:47
hasn't yet reached is really the Islamic countries, which I think
26:51
have quite wisely said no, we're not going to be teaching our
26:54
children that. Yeah.
26:55
So it's not organic is what you're saying?
26:57
Oh. Precisely.
26:57
And it's just coming down from the top right.
26:59
What are the odds that all over the world people just woke up
27:03
and said we need to castrate our sons, we need to give double
27:06
mastectomies to our daughters and hysterectomies to the?
27:09
The odds are 0 right? Zero.
27:11
This is coming down from an international high level
27:15
operation and it is beyond cruel.
27:19
It is criminal. The people responsible for
27:21
mutilating these children and for indoctrinating these
27:24
children to believe they should be mutilated are committing
27:26
crimes against the children, against the countries and
27:30
against the families. What do you think is the long
27:33
game? Well, it's going to sound weird
27:36
to people who haven't really spent a lot of time looking at
27:39
this, but a lot of the leading luminaries behind this movement
27:42
will tell you the end goal is transhumanism.
27:45
It is, you know, if you can transcend your sex, you can
27:50
certainly transcend your humanity.
27:52
And people like Martine Rothblatt calls it calls himself
27:55
Martine Rothblatt, A transgender guy who who pretends to be a
27:58
woman. Now he's actually got a book
27:59
from transgender to Transhuman. So I think there's a lot of sub
28:02
agendas, you know, it, it this, you see this a lot with these
28:06
elitist pushes for stuff. They create a system of
28:10
incentives where everybody's got an incentive to go along, right?
28:13
So the big Pharmaceutical industry has an incentive
28:15
because they want to make money. Hey, the more of these kids we
28:17
can get on puberty blockers and the more of these kids we can
28:19
castrate, the more of these kids we can put on hormones, the more
28:23
money we're going to. And there's huge money to be
28:25
made here, right? So they're making money.
28:27
The population control zealots think, oh, this is great.
28:31
The more children we can castrate, the less babies we
28:33
will have in the future, right? The more little girls we can RIP
28:36
their uterus out, the less babies we will have in the
28:40
future. The forces weren't going to
28:41
destroy the family. Love this right.
28:43
And I think this is really one of the key agendas too.
28:46
The, the destruction of the family has been a goal of
28:48
totalitarians very openly expressed going back to at least
28:51
Karl Marx and, and I was going to say even back to Adam Wysoft
28:54
and, and even before that. But the destruction of the
28:57
family is so clearly encapsulated in the transgender
29:01
agenda. You know, when it was just a
29:03
homosexual thing, they say, oh, you know, a child can have two
29:06
dads, a child can have two moms. And, and you know, I, I would
29:09
reject that assessment. Obviously.
29:11
I think a child ideally needs a mom and a dad.
29:13
And I think it's cruel to deliberately deprive them of
29:16
either a mother or a father. They're both absolutely
29:18
essential to the proper and full development of a child.
29:22
But what they're saying now is a whole giant leap beyond that.
29:27
Now they're saying there's no such thing as mothers, there's
29:29
no such thing as father. You're a birthing person.
29:33
You're a cog and a machine. You have absolutely no right to
29:38
help guide your children's development.
29:40
And if there is no male and there is no female, obviously
29:43
there can't be moms and dads. And so the nuclear family
29:46
essentially is obliterated if this ideology is taken to its
29:50
logical conclusion. So I think all of those things
29:52
are key, but I think really the driving force, and again, I know
29:55
this sounds weird to a lot of people, but I think really the
29:57
driving force is this satanic push for transhumanism that
30:02
ultimately goes back to the original lie that Satan said in
30:05
the garden, right? And if you listen to these
30:06
people, they say it clearly. I don't know whether they're
30:08
aware or not, but they say we're going to live forever or we're
30:10
not going to die, or we're going to upload our consciousness into
30:13
a optimist robot or something. And they say we're going to be
30:17
as gods. You've all know Hurrahi's got a
30:19
whole book on this Homo Deus. We're going to be man gods.
30:21
We're going to evolve into this next phase and Homo sapiens will
30:25
go by the wayside. That's exactly what Satan said
30:27
in Genesis chapter 3 to Eve, right?
30:29
Ye shall be as gods. You will not surely die.
30:32
I mean, it's the same lie from the pit of hell.
30:35
And transgenderism is an interim step.
30:38
I should add that the communists also regard this as a part of
30:42
the revolutionary process of dismantling society.
30:45
And I've got some of them on video talking about why trans
30:48
liberation is essential for the revolution.
30:50
So all these different agendas converge where every little
30:53
special interest group has its own incentive to join the party.
30:58
And then those of us who say, wait a minute, this is crazy,
31:00
you know, then we get marginalized and called bad
31:03
names and things like that. But of course, it's very obvious
31:05
what's happening. Let me play devil's advocate,
31:08
Alex, if you don't mind. OK, so let's say that all these
31:14
advances towards transhumanism are made and you can live your
31:20
life without getting sick and you can live for hundreds of
31:23
years. What's the problem?
31:28
Well, I think there's a clear distinction between technologies
31:33
that are good and helpful, and I think a lot of modern medical
31:38
advances are good and helpful. And then there's an entirely
31:42
different realm where we're talking now about pursuing
31:46
immortality outside of God, where we're talking about
31:49
pursuing godhood, which frankly, the hubris involved in that is
31:54
astounding. And so, you know, I think
31:56
technology is really a neutral force.
31:58
And and, you know, people hear me talk and they think often I'm
32:01
a Luddite or I'm anti technology.
32:02
I don't have a smartphone. I use a, you know, an old flip
32:04
phone. People say, oh, you, you hate
32:06
technology. I don't hate technology.
32:08
Technology is just a tool. You know, let's take it to a
32:10
simpler level. A firearm is a good example,
32:12
right? A firearm is a piece of
32:14
technology. It's powerful and it can be used
32:17
for good or for evil in the hands of a decent honorable
32:22
person. It can be used to defend
32:24
innocent women and children from mass murderers and and maniacs
32:27
and rapists in the tools of evil doers.
32:30
It can be used as a tool for mass murder.
32:34
So it it just depends on who's using the tool and for what
32:36
purpose. So a technology that helps you
32:39
live longer or a higher quality of life, that's great.
32:42
I think that's fantastic. We should have that.
32:44
And in fact, that's one of the things that the the Western
32:47
world has been pursuing very successfully, by the way, for
32:51
centuries. And it's been a great blessing
32:53
to us. You know, our life expectancy
32:55
now is no longer, you know, 25 years old.
32:58
You know, when we get infections, we don't expect our,
33:01
our, our little children to die because we have antibiotics.
33:04
These things are all great. But when you get into this realm
33:07
of challenging your creator or even worse, trying to usurp the
33:11
role of your creator like Lucifer, Satan did, now you're
33:16
talking about something that is, I think, inherently evil.
33:20
And I don't think God's going to allow it.
33:21
I mean, you go back to Genesis 11, and we don't know all the
33:24
details, but you've got this interesting story where God told
33:27
people to spread out across the face of the whole earth.
33:30
And they said, no, we're just going to hang out here and just
33:32
build this big tower. And there's some really
33:34
interesting remarks in there. It says that they're building it
33:36
up to the heavens. And if they succeed, then
33:38
nothing will be out of their reach.
33:41
What does that mean exactly? I don't know.
33:43
I don't claim to know, but God actually takes that real
33:46
seriously and he comes down and he confuses the languages so
33:49
that people cannot achieve these goals that they have set for
33:52
themselves. And I suspect we're going to see
33:54
something like that at some point in the near future because
33:57
the technologies that are now being used and being promoted
34:01
publicly, by the way, like the genetic engineering of human
34:04
beings, you know, Klaus Schwab has been talking about as part
34:06
of his fourth industrial revolution.
34:08
We can take genetic editing to to do different things for
34:12
ourselves and for our children. Bill Gates has been promoting
34:14
genetic engineering of babies since at least 2018.
34:17
He did an article called Gene Editing for Good in Foreign
34:19
Affairs. This is crazy, in my opinion.
34:22
Genetic code is something that God wrote and designed for each
34:27
individual. OK, it is a divine computer
34:32
program, if you will. And when humans start messing
34:36
with that, I think we're, we're entering into the realm of what
34:40
we should not be doing. You know, I, I don't trust
34:44
fallen man to do much when it comes to genetically engineering
34:49
human beings. And I I think it's a recipe for
34:51
disaster, frankly. Alex, Something that I grapple
34:56
with, and I ask a number of my guests this question.
35:04
Do you think some of these individuals, Klaus Schwab, Yuval
35:08
Harari, Bill Gates, Fauci, wake up in the morning thinking that
35:14
they themselves are evil? Or do they genuinely believe
35:19
that they are looking out for humanity?
35:24
I think there's a mix of both, honestly, German, I think there
35:27
are some who are consciously dedicated to the cause of evil.
35:33
And you know, we've seen that historically in Satanist cults
35:37
and things like this where there's an understanding that
35:39
what they're doing is evil. And I think Karl Marx was a
35:42
really good example of this. If you read the books, Marx and
35:44
Satan, you see some of his poetry and and he very clearly
35:48
is like, I hate God. I'm going to destroy what God
35:51
has created. He says with Satan, I have cast
35:54
ideal. I mean, the guy is openly A
35:56
Satanist. And so I think, I mean, the
35:58
fruit was very obvious too, right?
35:59
He's targeting all these institutions that God created,
36:02
family, country, private property, right?
36:05
So I think people like that are, are genuinely conscious about
36:11
their evil agenda and and I think they enjoy destruction.
36:15
I think they enjoy causing pain. I think they enjoy the the
36:20
suffering that they inflict on humanity, but I think that's a
36:24
relatively small segment of the population.
36:27
My guess would be, and I've I've never talked to him, my guess
36:29
would be Klaus Schwab probably falls into that category.
36:33
But then there are legions and legions of people who are more
36:38
useful idiots for the cause. And, and, and the Bible talks
36:42
about this. The Bible talks about people
36:44
who've been taken captive by Satan to do his will.
36:48
They're essentially slaves of Satan.
36:50
And the Bible is very clear about this.
36:52
If you go to Ephesians 6, you read about the spiritual battle
36:55
that is raging around us, and it actually makes clear that your
36:58
enemy is not flesh and blood, right?
37:00
Yes. Klaus Schwab is an evil guy.
37:01
Bill Gates, obviously, I think a very evil guy.
37:03
I think they're consciously doing evil.
37:05
But ultimately, this is just a reflection in the physical realm
37:10
of something that's happening in the supernatural, Paul says.
37:13
We're dealing with powers, with principalities, spiritual
37:16
wickedness in high places and the heavenly places, some
37:20
translations say. And so I think there really is a
37:23
demonic agenda. I think Satan is a real being as
37:26
described in the Bible, and I think there is a small group of
37:30
people on this planet who are knowingly and willingly in
37:35
league with this agenda. And then there are many others
37:38
who rationalize this for themselves.
37:40
And that's the thing. I grew up with a lot of these
37:43
people going to very elite private schools and, and they
37:46
rationalize this. Well, if we have a world
37:48
government, maybe we can stop war.
37:50
Maybe if we have a world government, we can end hunger.
37:52
And, And so these are people who I think genuinely think they're
37:55
doing good, but absolutely I believe that there are evil
37:58
doers who are consciously doing evil.
38:01
If you listen to Yuval Harari talking about hackable humans
38:05
and I sometimes wonder whether they are making predictions or
38:11
being sort of futuristic. You know, one of the guys who's
38:15
been involved with the World Economic Forum for a long time,
38:17
Peter Schwartz, you know, he, he's often considered the
38:20
world's leading futurist and, and he worked with huge
38:23
companies like Shell Oil. And his job was to come up with
38:27
plausible scenarios about which way things could go so that the
38:32
planners could then try to steer things in the direction they
38:34
want them to go in. So let's take the World Economic
38:37
Forum's predictions by 2030, right?
38:39
Those got a lot of attention. They came out years ago.
38:42
The original ones, they kind of updated them because the
38:44
original ones were a little bit too inflammatory.
38:47
But by 20-30, you will own nothing and be happy.
38:52
I don't believe for an instant that Klaus Schwab thought that
38:55
this was an organic process. I believe that was their end
38:58
goal and they wanted to try to steer things in that direction.
39:01
And we've seen that many times even in recent history.
39:04
So if you go back to, for example, 1962, the US State
39:07
Department hired a guy called Lincoln Bloomfield to figure out
39:10
how could we get to a world controlled by a one world
39:14
government? The final report was called The
39:15
World Effectively Controlled by the United Nations, and he
39:19
predicted that organic trends might lead to that destination
39:24
within centuries, within hundreds of years.
39:26
But he said we can accelerate that process using war crises
39:31
and the threat of war, because that will shake up national
39:34
attitudes and will make possible, he said, a revolution
39:37
in world political arrangements. So I, I, I think they come up
39:41
with their vision for the future and then they try to steer
39:44
things in that direction. Now you all know Harare is an
39:47
interesting case. I, I'm often when I hear him
39:51
talk, I'm reminded of Romans chapter 1.
39:54
Romans chapter 1 gives, I think, a very clear outline of probably
39:59
what's happening with, you all know Harare and a lot of other
40:02
people like him. It talks about those who
40:04
suppress the truth and their unrighteousness, right?
40:06
It says the attributes of God are plain for all to see.
40:11
You don't have to have missionaries and Bibles to
40:13
understand that there is a Creator, that He is all
40:15
powerful, that He is good, that He is loving.
40:18
These are attributes that anybody can discern the
40:21
Scripture teaches from creation. And, and what the research has
40:23
shown is that that's absolutely correct.
40:25
You can take children from any part of the world, doesn't
40:27
matter what culture, what religion their parents might be.
40:29
Every child everywhere in the world that they have looked at
40:32
is essentially born with an instinct and an understanding
40:36
that they were created by a loving, all powerful,
40:38
omniscient, benevolent, omnipotent creator.
40:43
You know they, they can't quote Scripture for you, but they
40:45
understand the basic attributes of God.
40:47
But then in Romans 1, you see the this tendency among men to
40:52
suppress that truth, to suppress that knowledge because they want
40:56
to be engaged in wickedness. They want to forget about God
41:00
and suppress that knowledge. And then you see what how God
41:03
responds to that. He says that he hands them over
41:07
to a reprobate mind. And then you can see what that
41:11
results in. It talks about homosexuality,
41:14
the homosexual revolution as one of the consequences of being
41:17
handed over to a reprobate mind by God.
41:20
And So what do we see in, you all know a Harare?
41:22
Well, he's a homosexual. So I think Romans one really
41:26
helps give a clear picture of what's happening in the minds of
41:30
a lot of these people. So, you know, I don't know that
41:32
you all know a Harare wakes up in the morning and thinks, what
41:34
can I do to unleash suffering on humanity?
41:37
I think he has suppressed the truth of God that he knows
41:41
instinctively, and that has resulted in God handing him over
41:45
to a reprobate mind. And then we see all of the
41:47
things that we would expect to see based on what we read in
41:50
there. And we're seeing that now on a
41:52
societal basis. We're seeing that now.
41:55
Just go to New York City, right? Go to San Francisco, and you'll
41:59
see that on full display. So on the one hand, I think it's
42:03
partly A judgement from God, and on the other, I think it's
42:05
partly the cause of judgement from God.
42:08
And, and that might sound contradictory, but I think that
42:10
is what we are actually witnessing here.
42:13
What we are witnessing, particularly in Western culture,
42:17
seems like we are running through a tunnel and the light
42:20
at the other end of it is actually a train coming towards
42:22
us. I get that impression too.
42:26
And I'm, I'm very concerned, Jerm, for the future, you know,
42:29
and, and I'm, I am a firm believer in the sovereignty of
42:31
God. You know, I have no doubt that
42:33
God ultimately is in charge of all things, which, you know,
42:35
some people get offended by that because, you know, they, they
42:37
assume that that means God is responsible for evil.
42:41
And I think all things will ultimately work for the glory of
42:43
God. But if I look at the direction
42:44
that our societies are heading in, and this very much includes
42:47
South Africa, in some ways, South Africa's even further down
42:50
the crazy train path than we are in the United States.
42:54
And the same is true in Western Europe and Australia, Canada,
42:58
it's, it's bad. And, and frankly, unless there
43:02
is some sort of massive awakening, a, a massive, you
43:07
know, spiritual revolution where people say, whoa, this is crazy,
43:11
I foresee some very hard times ahead.
43:16
You know, it's your, your metaphorical train crashing into
43:19
us and, and leaving utter destruction in its wake.
43:23
And you know, the United States, which, which I study especially,
43:26
I've been back in the United States for some years now.
43:29
And I, I see it very clearly here.
43:31
We're, we're watching radicalization, polarization.
43:34
I think the prospect of civil war is almost upon us.
43:37
We see the destruction, this disintegration of families.
43:41
And it's terrible. More than half of marriages now
43:43
are ending in divorce. Children are growing up without,
43:46
without parents. The schools are, are
43:48
indoctrinating children with horrors.
43:50
This is going to end in a cataclysm absent some sort of
43:55
really miraculous U-turn and, and I don't know that we're
43:59
going to see that. So I, I share your, your
44:02
concerns about where this might all be heading.
44:05
Ideally, I would like to stop it.
44:06
I understand that's not up to me.
44:08
But but you know, I do understand that we all have
44:10
duties to to our own children, to our own families, to to our
44:14
societies, to our countries, and and to God himself to try to
44:18
expose and oppose the progress of evil.
44:23
I might have this wrong, but I read somewhere that something
44:25
like 100 million Americans take antidepressants.
44:30
I mean, that is crazy. That's true.
44:32
Yeah. And, and among the children,
44:34
it's even worse. Suicide is now leading cause of
44:38
death in whole age groups among our children.
44:40
And this is unprecedented. Children didn't used to kill
44:42
themselves, right? Even when I was a kid, which
44:44
wasn't that long ago, children didn't kill themselves.
44:47
Children didn't kill each other. This whole thing with the school
44:49
shootings, that's a new phenomenon.
44:52
And I think it's a function of several different things, the
44:55
indoctrination that we're seeing, the mass drugging,
44:58
right? And and I think there's a cause
44:59
and effect relationship there. If you look on the boxes of a
45:02
lot of these psychotropic drugs, they actually tell you can lead
45:05
to suicidal and homicidal ideation.
45:07
Well, that sounds like a good idea, right?
45:10
It's crazy. And then we have, I think the
45:13
very real re paganization, the entry of the demonic and the
45:18
occult into mainstream consciousness and society.
45:21
I think all of that is driving it.
45:22
But we we have an incredible so-called mental health crisis
45:25
in this country. And I think partly that's
45:28
stirred up by Big Pharma because they want to make a lot of
45:30
money, but partly it's the result of what we've done to our
45:33
children now for multiple generations in government
45:35
schools. We've taught them from the
45:37
moment they enter the classroom that essentially there is no
45:41
God, that their life has no more innate value than the life of
45:44
their pet goldfish. You know, this is a very
45:47
dangerous worldview that produces nihilism and depression
45:50
and suicidality and hatred and, and ultimately, you know, we're
45:57
we're seeing the fruit of that and it's absolutely terrifying.
46:01
I just looked it up and my 100 million is completely off.
46:04
It's around 30. Sorry, what does it say we I've
46:07
just lost it now 13% of Americans that's around about 37
46:13
million adults in the US OK, so I'm significantly.
46:15
Off. Well, that's still a huge
46:17
number, yeah. Yeah, it's still a huge number,
46:19
but look at this. Women have significantly higher
46:22
rates of anti of depression than men.
46:26
Why is that? I mean, weren't women liberated?
46:28
Alex? Why are women?
46:30
Why are women aborting a million babies a year and taking
46:34
antidepressants? I thought they're free.
46:36
Yeah, it's it's heartbreaking to see.
46:39
And I think it goes back to exactly what we just discussed.
46:41
They have been indoctrinated to believe that liberation means
46:45
promiscuity means, you know, working 9:00 to 5:00 for some
46:51
corporate boss in a cubicle. And and they don't realize that,
46:55
you know, that's not really their calling.
46:58
That's not really their function.
46:59
And and I'm not suggesting that every woman needs to, you know,
47:01
have lots of babies in or whatever, But but ultimately,
47:04
mothering is the highest calling that one could have.
47:08
I think CS Lewis put it really greatly.
47:11
He said that, you know, the homemaker is the most important
47:14
career in the world. All other careers exist to make
47:18
this one possible. And I agree with that.
47:20
You know, it, it brings me great.
47:22
Go ahead. Sorry, sorry, sorry, I'm jumping
47:25
in, but I was just talking about this a couple days ago with
47:29
somebody. At what point did a career
47:33
become more important than your family?
47:38
And think about how bankrupt that is.
47:39
What are you going to do with a career?
47:41
You're going to have a lot of money.
47:42
You're going to buy a lot of stuff, and then you're going to
47:43
die lonely and you can't take any of your stuff with you.
47:47
So what good did it do if you drove a really nice car or lived
47:49
in a big house or had a bunch of goofy jewelry hanging around
47:52
your neck? None at all, right?
47:55
But, but you know, the only thing you can take into eternity
47:57
with you is your children. And, and really, I mean, you
48:01
know, the apostle Paul talks about for those who can remain
48:05
single their whole lives, remain celibate, you know, that's
48:07
great. You know, you can dedicate
48:08
yourself entirely to God. But for most of us, if you're
48:11
going to burn with lust, you know, it's great to, to find a,
48:14
a spouse. And even God says in, in early
48:16
on in Genesis, it's not good for man to be alone, right?
48:18
God designed us to be in partnership with a spouse, with
48:22
a lifelong spouse and, and family is one of the most
48:25
important callings that we can have.
48:26
This was God's design for man. It brings meaning to life.
48:30
It brings joy to life. And and so this terrible lie
48:34
that, and it's not new, by the way.
48:36
I mean, my parents generation got this lie.
48:38
You know, I, I talked to my own parents and like, yeah, I can't
48:40
believe we fell for that stuff. Like, so this is not new.
48:43
It's just gotten more and more extreme and it's entirely
48:46
bankrupt. But unfortunately a lot of
48:48
people don't realize that until it's too late.
48:51
I was just on a program yesterday and, and I, I think
48:54
the statistic they said was that half of women under 50 who don't
48:58
yet have kids are not ever planning to have kids.
49:02
And you know, that might sound like a good idea when you're 25
49:05
and you're not thinking clearly or you're 30 and you're not
49:07
thinking clearly. And you know, your, your goal in
49:09
life is to buy more Gucci bags. But you know, once you get to be
49:13
4050 and you're running out of time and then you realize you're
49:17
going to die alone and the government's going to be in
49:19
charge of taking care of you in your old age, suddenly that
49:22
doesn't seem like such a good idea anymore.
49:24
So, so really, I think the the lies that have been sold to
49:28
people are monstrous. The number of lives that have
49:31
been destroyed as a result of these lies is incalculable.
49:35
And I think the people promoting these lies did so with malice
49:38
aforethought. You know, I don't think that
49:39
these were just well-intentioned people who thought women would
49:41
be better off liberated. I think they did it with evil
49:46
intent. I fall fall into that category.
49:50
For the longest time, until just a few years ago, I thought that
49:54
it's a good idea to wait until having kids and all that sort of
49:58
thing. The reality though, if you just
50:00
spend a few minutes thinking about it, is it's a terrible
50:03
strategy. It is, and you know, it's ironic
50:07
too. This I always thought was really
50:09
funny. Men who have children tend to
50:13
make much more money and men who have more children tend to make
50:17
much more money. And so it's very ironic that
50:20
we're told like, Oh no, you have to 1st get your career going and
50:22
you first have to have a lot of money.
50:24
And then, and they say this to women too.
50:26
And then you can think about maybe settling down and starting
50:29
a family. I like what Charlie Kirk used to
50:31
say is like, no, no, no, get married young, have more
50:33
children than you can afford and it's going to be awesome.
50:36
And in my life, that is has been absolutely true.
50:40
I had my first child when I was 23, I believe.
50:43
And you know, when I was in high school, I was went through
50:46
Marxism, atheism, all that stuff.
50:48
But I had my first child when I was 23 and completely changed
50:52
everything in a good way, right? I went from being an
50:55
irresponsible, selfish moron to having a concern about something
50:59
greater than myself. And so now I've got six children
51:03
and I just adore them. They're the most important thing
51:06
to me in this world other than my wife and my Lord and savior.
51:10
But man, the level of lying and deception that is now ubiquitous
51:16
in our societies is hard to imagine.
51:18
And frankly, I'm a little bit embarrassed for having falling
51:21
for all that stuff, but I'm I'm very grateful to God that he
51:23
pulled me out of it before it was too late.
51:25
So. Dude, you don't have a family,
51:27
you have a community. Little basketball team in the
51:33
works, right? So you've done, you've done a
51:35
great job at not only replacing yourself, but, you know, just
51:39
buffering against any of your kids, not having kids.
51:41
Right. And replacing several childless
51:43
liberals on my blog. No, Yeah, I, I, I feel sad for
51:48
for the people who don't know this joy.
51:50
It it's, it's sad. Yeah, I mean, just staying on
51:54
that for a second, you know, when you turn 20 and you go, oh,
51:58
I'm going to, I'm going to 1st study and I'm going to find a
52:01
job and I'm going to build a career.
52:02
I'm going to party a bit and then, you know, then I'll settle
52:05
down. I wonder where that switch
52:08
happened. It's a good question.
52:11
And I had kind of an accelerated version of that.
52:14
You know, people don't even believe me when I say the stupid
52:16
things that I did in childhood. But by the time I was like
52:18
literally 12 years old, and my my friends from middle school
52:21
can attest to this. I was living in Brazil at the
52:22
time. You know, I would sneak out of
52:24
my apartment, we'd get a taxi. We'd go into the bars with fake
52:27
IDs and drink. So I got a lot of that out of my
52:29
system before I was even an adult.
52:32
And in retrospect, I look back like, man, you were so stupid,
52:35
how could you have done that stuff?
52:37
But but I'm grateful in a way because I got all of those idiot
52:41
ideas out of my system. I realized how bankrupt it was.
52:44
And then in my early adulthood, I was able to move in in a
52:48
better direction, a wiser direction.
52:51
And I hope and pray that my children won't have to learn
52:54
that through hard experience. You know, I'm, I'm very serious
52:57
about hopefully getting my children on the right path
53:00
without having to learn the hard way all the lessons that I
53:04
learned as a young rebellious moron, for lack of a better
53:08
term. And you know, I know you can't
53:10
protect them from all those things, but you hope that you
53:13
can impart some of that wisdom to them before they make really,
53:16
really stupid mistakes as well. So having a family is the true
53:21
sustainable development. Absolutely, absolutely.
53:25
And if you read the urns literature, this is the kind of
53:27
stuff they're teaching. I was looking here.
53:29
I have the Agenda 21 book for children published by UNESCO,
53:33
and it literally has a drawing in there of a bunch of Hindu
53:35
deities up on the clouds. The storks are delivering these
53:38
babies and the cities are burning.
53:40
And on the page adjacent to it, it says the Earth groans every
53:43
time it registers another birth right.
53:45
They're teaching our children that having babies is bad for
53:48
the planet, that it's unsustainable, that they're
53:51
gonna have a big carbon footprint, and even if you do
53:54
have babies, they're gonna have a terrible life because of
53:55
climate change. It's bonkers.
53:59
It's insane, it's evil, but absolutely having children is
54:05
the true sustainable development because that is what perpetuates
54:08
society. That is what perpetuates
54:10
civilization. And by the way, it also helps
54:13
solve some of these real and obviously imagine problems,
54:17
because the more minds you have working on problems, the more
54:21
likely you are to come up with good solutions to those
54:23
problems. So.
54:24
Diversity. Right, Yes, very much.
54:29
But no, I mean, it's just, it's so, so many lies from the pit of
54:31
hell causing so much needless suffering.
54:34
And the sooner people wake up, the better.
54:37
Don't you hate how these otherwise normal terms have been
54:40
hijacked? Diversity.
54:42
I mean, you can't say that word anymore without laughing.
54:45
Yeah, that's right. And this is the urns modus
54:48
operandi, right? If you look at the urns lexicon,
54:50
it's all abusive manipulation of language.
54:54
And I first noticed this in college.
54:56
I was studying journalism and you know, we're talking about
55:00
peacekeeping troops. Well, what is a peacekeeping
55:02
troops? It's a soldier carrying a
55:04
machine gun flying in an attack helicopter or riding in a tank.
55:08
Why are you going to call it a peacekeeping soldier?
55:11
Well, because that sounds less offensive than a war making
55:14
soldier. You know, in our AP style book,
55:17
which is it's the main style book that all journalists are
55:19
supposed to use. You don't have pro-life
55:21
activists. You have anti abortion rights.
55:24
Well, when you frame killing your babies as a right, nobody
55:28
wants to be against rights. So you see this horrible
55:31
manipulation of language. And I think that's one of the
55:33
ways they've been so successful in selling these terrible lies
55:35
to people, is just manipulating language, manipulating people's
55:40
emotions, manipulating people's decent and good intentions for
55:43
evil purposes and to, you know, to go back to what they've done
55:46
to women. I had a very interesting
55:48
argument by an evolutionary biology and and I don't believe
55:51
in Darwin's theory of evolution, by the way.
55:54
I did for almost all my life until I studied it and realized
55:56
what a fraud that was. But he made a really interesting
55:59
point. He said, you know, women were
56:00
programmed biologically. I thought that was an
56:03
interesting word to to defend and protect their children above
56:07
all else. And now they don't have children
56:09
because they've been told that children are oppressive.
56:11
You should finish your career and then think about it.
56:13
And so now they defend these stupid ideologies like they
56:17
would defend their children, these ideologies that are
56:20
totally fraudulent, totally based on lies.
56:22
And so that's why they're getting like so emotionally
56:25
attached to these crazy ideas like diversity, like inclusion
56:29
that, you know, really are are meaningless bastardizations of
56:33
what the words were actually supposed to mean.
56:35
It's just it's terrible what they've done.
56:38
I'm thinking about your book The Indoctrinating Our Children to
56:42
Death, and I wonder if you have a sequel, Indoctrinating Our
56:46
Adults to Death, because this seems to be entirely true.
56:51
Yeah, and, and they, they are still, you know, the, the
56:54
indoctrination process begins very young in the government
56:57
indoctrination camps and then later with, you know,
57:00
entertainment and stuff. But then once you get to be an
57:02
adult, you've already been dumbed down to the point where
57:04
you're very easy to manipulate. And so then they just put, you
57:06
know, some fake news on CNN and you'd say, oh, OK, that's good.
57:10
So I, I think the two are inextricably linked, right.
57:13
The, the fake news wouldn't work on people who had a real
57:16
education. It wouldn't work on people who
57:19
had received basic training in, you know, just the, the
57:22
fundamentals of logic, the fundamentals of reason.
57:25
People who have been trained to detect logical fallacies would
57:27
watch CNN and they'd fall out of their chair laughing that
57:30
somebody could believe such nonsense.
57:32
And so these two are are synergistic.
57:34
It it's a symbiotic relationship between the indoctrination of
57:37
the young people, the dumbing down of the young people and the
57:40
gullibility of the adults who still believe the lies that the
57:44
government is selling, that the fake news is selling.
57:47
You can't have one without the other, right?
57:50
I'm reminded of your former president George W Bush, he
57:54
famously said. Is our children learning?
57:58
As he's reading the upside down book on goats to the children on
58:02
9/11. Oh man, yeah, it's just
58:05
astounding. Alex, what's the moral of the
58:08
story here? I mean, for me, the big take
58:11
away has really become clear. The big take away is we need to
58:15
be reading our Bibles for truth and wisdom and discernment on
58:21
all of these issues. You know, when the Bible in the
58:25
in the final verses of Matthew, Jesus gives us what's called the
58:30
Great Commission where we were to make disciples of all nations
58:35
baptized in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the
58:36
Holy Spirit. And then teaching them to obey
58:39
all that were observed. Some translation, say all that
58:42
God has commanded us. You know, I think that's really
58:45
our mission statement and that manifests itself in a lot of
58:47
different ways. I would tell people that really
58:49
begins in your home, you know, are you disciple in your
58:52
children properly? Ephesians 64 says you're to
58:55
raise up your children in the fear, the discipline, the
58:57
nurture, the admonition of the Lord.
58:59
Deuteronomy 6, Deuteronomy 11, you're to teach your children
59:02
diligently about God and about his laws and about what he's
59:05
done for us. When you wake up in the morning,
59:07
when you're walking by the way, when you're sitting down at
59:10
night, when you're eating your food at all times, we are doing
59:14
these things. And then from there we move on
59:16
outward to our communities, to our states or provinces, to our
59:20
nations and, and to the whole world.
59:23
And, and I think that's really the the real reason why we're
59:26
here. I love the way the Presbyterians
59:28
put it in the Westminster Catechism, right?
59:31
What, what is the chief end of man?
59:33
Like? Why are we here?
59:34
What's our purpose in life? Their answer was brilliant.
59:37
It's a distillation of the most profound biblical wisdom.
59:40
We are here, it says, to glorify God and enjoy him forever.
59:45
So for me, that's the big take away.
59:46
That's what all the other stuff is for.
59:49
And we find ourselves in a war, you know, we're warring against
59:53
Satan, we're warring against the world and we're warring against
59:57
the flesh our our sinful tendencies and desires.
1:00:00
And and so we have a lot of responsibilities.
1:00:02
You know, the the Bible talks about we are one body with many
1:00:05
members and every member has a different function.
1:00:08
You know, the eye can't say to the ear like, hey, what are you
1:00:10
doing right? We all have our own function.
1:00:13
And, and so, you know, I can't tell anybody what you're
1:00:16
supposed to be doing. You know, what's your function?
1:00:17
You, you have to determine that with God and in prayer and
1:00:20
reading his word, but find out what your function is and then
1:00:24
do your best with God's help to carry it out.
1:00:27
And, and maybe your function is being a successful businessman
1:00:31
and, and putting money into the expansion of the Kingdom and,
1:00:34
and the, the diffusion of knowledge and the expansion of
1:00:37
civilization. Maybe your function is to be a
1:00:39
missionary. Maybe your function is to be a
1:00:41
journalist. Maybe your function is to be a
1:00:42
teacher. Maybe your function is to be a
1:00:44
mom and, and raise up a group of children and the fear and the
1:00:48
admonition of the discipline of the Lord.
1:00:49
What could be a higher calling than that?
1:00:51
But so for me, that's the big take away.
1:00:54
We have to stop falling for these lies that are instilled in
1:00:58
our minds from the moment we can turn on ATV or enter a
1:01:02
kindergarten, and we have to free ourselves from that.
1:01:05
And the sooner we do, the better off all of us will be.
1:01:10
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to know God and make him known. All the other stuff falls into
1:01:56
place on its own after that. So, so those are some of the
1:02:00
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1:02:11
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1:02:13
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1:02:15
I appreciate it.