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World End, Israel Gaza War, Russia Putin, Nefarious Movie, Starfield, Lust Temptation Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Just like a white little winker sing a song.
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Sounds like she's singing oh, oh oh jeez, Like a white little
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winker sing a song. Sounds like she's singing oh oh,
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oh, oh. Everything's so bad.
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Drowned in the wind And the web down is gone.
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I begin again. Said to my friend it is nothing
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else mattered. He was normal and a baby thing
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waiting seemed broken hearted, something within him by the
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moment that I first laid eyes on him.
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Holy Long on the edge of 17, just out the wide window looking
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something like she's saying. Just like the white window sing.
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The song sounds like she's singing when I am today.
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Maybe I will go again tomorrow. You don't think there what it
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was haunting me from here. What I've seen you do it.
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What I've tried to do for me with the words of a put on my
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voice of a choir and they melting.
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Nothing else matter. She's like the one in the wing
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The sings a song. Sounds like she's singing.
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Just let the white window change the song sounds like she's
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singing oh when it rains. If on the sea changes color from
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the sea, it does not change all. With some graceful love of age,
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I went for with of Angel desire to peace on the edge of seven.
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Sing a song Sounds like she's singing.
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Just like a wild winged up. Sing a song sounds like she's
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singing up oh baby, oh, Oh well. Suddenly there was no one left
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standing in the hall. No one really ever put the ball
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at all. One such importance, Dancing
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down the hall. Not the fun of the answer.
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Just to hear the cold and over singing.
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Come away, come away, come away. Just like the white window sings
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the song sounds like she's singing.
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Just like the white window sings, the song sounds like
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she's singing. But I hear you in the morning
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and I hear you at night for a strong time.
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Time to be need you and to be unable to hear you.
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My love, I'm a few years old. The.
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So where did all this energy and space come from?
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The answer was found after decades of work by scientists.
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Space and energy was spontaneously created in an
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event we now call The Big Bang. At the moment of The Big Bang,
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an entire universe full of energy came into existence, and
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with it space. It all inflated, just like a
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balloon being blown up. So where did all this energy and
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space come from? How does an entire universe full
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of energy? The awesome.
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Vastness. Of space and everything in it
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simply appear out of nothing. The sun.
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This is where. God comes back into the picture,
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the. Soldiers, don't give yourselves
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the brutes, men who despise you and slave you who regiment your
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lives. I'll tell you what to do, what
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to think and what to feel. Who drill you, die at you, treat
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you like cattle. Use yours cannon fodder.
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Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men, machine men with
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machine minds and machine hearts.
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You are not machines. You are not cattle.
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You are men. You have the love of humanity in
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your hearts. You don't hate only the unloved.
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Hate the unloved and the unnatural.
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Soldiers, don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty.
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In the 17th chapter of Saint Luca is written, The Kingdom of
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God is within man. Not one man, nor a group of men,
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but in all men. In you, you the people have the
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power, the power to create machines, the power to create
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happiness. You, the people, have the power
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to make this life free and beautiful, to make this life a
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wonderful adventure. Then in the name of democracy,
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let us choose that power. Let us all unite.
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Let us fight for a new world, a decent world.
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That will give men a chance to work.
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That will give you the future and old age of security.
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Like the promise of these things, brutes have risen to
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power, but they lie. They do not fulfil their
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promise. They never will.
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Dictators free themselves, but they enslave the people.
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Now let us fight to fulfil that promise.
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Let us fight to free the world, to do away with national
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barriers, to do away with grief, with hate and intolerance.
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Let us fight for a world of reason.
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The world where science and progress will lead to all men's
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happiness, Soldiers, in the name of democracy, let us all unite
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None. Well, hello ladies and
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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are watching and listening to the Brett Keene Show.
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I hope you're all having a blessed day out there.
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The link is made to the public. So if anyone would like to come
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in and talk to here I am, What have I been doing lately?
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A lot of family stuff. But on the entertainment value,
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you've been watching a couple films and also been spending a
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lot of time trying to find redeeming value and.
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The game * field. Happy about some things, unhappy
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about others whenever it comes to that.
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So there was a popular atheist who said they wanted to come in
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and chat with me and we'll see if that actually happens.
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I'll give it about 15 minutes. And also there is a really,
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really popular scientist on YouTube, claims to be a
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scientist who does a lot of research.
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And says that he wants to be able to do an interview.
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So we'll see how that goes. We'll see if we get something
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like that happening. And I do like the idea of being
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able to actually talk to professionals.
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I like to be able to talk to intellectuals and see what
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happens there. So Yep, we'll see.
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We'll see. So how is everybody doing out
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there? Hopefully you guys can hear me.
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It shows that my microphone is working.
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Am I coming through clear for you all?
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If so, type one. If you don't mind, let me know
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that I'm coming through. Good.
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Let's see. Yep, shows that my microphone's
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working just fine. No echo, no nonsense.
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Well, come on folks, I didn't go live so I could sit here and
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talk to myself. If that atheist is out there
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that wanted to have a conversation, now is your
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opportunity to talk to me one-on-one or whoever decides to
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actually join. We'll see how that goes.
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What is the deal with that? Let me take that down so that
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doesn't get in the way of my whole GOG, TV, radio thing.
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There we go. That's better.
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That is much better. All right, so I've been, I guess
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while I'm waiting for these people to show up, if they're
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actually going to show, you know, how atheists are not
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really good at keeping their word.
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I've been really interested in checking out a movie lately that
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people been telling me about called Nefarious.
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It's pretty cool. According to the trailer, it's
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about a detective who's basically trying to find out if
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a full stump in the earth you want to come in and chat.
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I put the link out there for people if they want to come in.
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I'm just kind of shooting the breeze right now and talking
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about some of my interest and things that I've been looking
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into and talking about. There's a link if you want to
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join. I got an interesting topic you
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might enjoy, Mr. Stump, if you can make it So while I'm waiting
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for people to show up, I guess I'll get back into what I was
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talking about. So there's a movie out now
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called Nefarious which is about a man who, like a psychiatrist
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who's supposed to go into a prison and find out if this man
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who's about to be. Basically, suffer the death
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penalty if he's actually insane or not, and there's a
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conversation between him and a person who is physically known
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as a serial killer but is claiming to be demonically
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possessed. I think that's going to be
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fascinating. The trailer kind of throws off
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the Silence of the Lambs Exorcist kind of vibe to it, so.
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Oh, Mr. Stump says he's going to show up.
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He's going to come in. Well, that'll be an interesting
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discussion. Oh boy.
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Well, besides spending time with family and playing video games,
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watching movies and eating goodies and all that kind of
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stuff, Obviously a lot of people out there have been noticing
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that we've been having some problems with Israel and Gaza
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and all this kind of stuff. It's interesting because.
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Just recently, Joe Biden went down to offer support to Israel.
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And then recently, without asking the American people, he
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handed over $100 million to Gaza.
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And then, of course, I was watching another Fleck where
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Putin, Russia's leader, Russia's president, basically offered to
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have a sit down, drink tea with. Mr. Joe Biden Yeah, Joe Biden
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could barely stay awake during his conversation with the Israel
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leader, but was quick and fast whenever it came to sending $100
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million of taxpayer money over to Gaza.
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I just don't know, folks. You know, I made a video
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recently where I was talking about my views about the war and
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about Israel and and Gaza and all that, and about our issues
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with China and Russia. And then I was thinking, Oh my
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goodness, we're going to find ourselves in another war.
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Our soldiers are going to get sent out, our sons and daughters
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and all that. But it appears as though that's
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already been done without me even being told I was a little
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bit late to the party because. They've already got battleships
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out there and all kinds of other junk going on.
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We're really, really spreading our military thin.
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You know, a lot of people they get on the conservatives because
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they say conservatives are really big into military
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structure and and updating our equipment and all that.
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And Democrats are like, no, we should put our money into, you
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know, something like. You know the stupid stuff that
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we got going on in political agendas and culture.
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And now here we are faced with a bunch of countries who are angry
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at us and we're giving away our money and spreading our military
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out, while at the same time we're having a lot of people
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coming to our country. And of course, since we've
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defunded the police and we. Don't seem to want any kind of
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border security about anybody can get in, right?
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Anybody. And hopefully they don't have
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nefarious intentions. Right?
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Well, hurry up, Mr. Stump. What's taking you so long?
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I've been sitting here for over 15 minutes now.
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What's the deal? Aren't you in here already
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having a conversation with me? Well, it's about time.
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I'll check it out. That looks a lot like my intro
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that I had going on. Let me put you on the screen
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there. Well, how you doing there,
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fella? I'm very good.
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How are you, Brett? I'm doing pretty good.
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I was just talking a little bit about this whole Biden going
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down and talking to Israel and then the very next day, sending
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$100 million over to Gaza. How do you feel about that?
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I've been noticed a lot of Christians wanting to jump out
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windows. They think that this is
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basically the end times. What's your thoughts?
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Yeah, well, a lot of, a lot of people see Israel as a end time
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marketer, right? A carnal Israel where flesh and
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blood counts. I'm on the side that says that
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it's now spiritual Israel. It's moved from the carnal to
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the spiritual nature where you're a believer like you and
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I, right? We're part of Israel.
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We've been grafted in. And this is the true Israel,
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which is a spiritual Israel, because if you probably heard my
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beliefs before. I don't believe the carnal
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prophets nothing. In fact scripture says right the
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the spirit is what quickens or lives.
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That's the King James version. The spirit lives and it's the
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flesh prophets Nothing, right. So I mean if we look at that
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script alone, we don't look for carnal Israel to mean anything.
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But you know a lot of people hold it in Christianity and
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other religious as well. I think the Muslims that
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Israel's like a marker for the end times and you know, a lot of
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people believe other things are. Important to the end times, the
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lawlessness, the one world type government coming together, the
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currency going digital, you know all them things are adding up
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and it looks, it looks pretty much like a it's a marker for
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the end times. So we'll see what happens.
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I'm going to say you are feeling the vibe that something rough is
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going on here. I've been noticing a lot of
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people. I've even surprisingly noticed
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that there's some. Non believers who had claimed to
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be former Christians at one time who were starting to get a
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little nervous about this. So it's interesting.
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I've been noticing people actually coming back to the
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face. It's interesting.
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Well, yeah, that's your only hope, right?
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If the Bible's true, your only hope is to trust in Jesus
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Christ. There's no other hope.
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There's no hope in man, because the man is the problem, right?
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This, this is the battle between the carnal mind and the
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spiritual mind. And if you're on the carnal mind
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side, you know you're a non believer, you're pretty much in
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trouble. All right.
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That's what I believe. So this.
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I don't know how long you've been doing this setup and
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everything, but it's really nice.
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I'm used to talking to a thumbnail, but now you got the
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planet behind you. It looks real good and well,
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you're doing it. Good job.
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That was the Bible study I was trying to trying to start up
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where, you know, the way I stay in a spiritual mind is is to
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stay in Scripture, right? That's how you stay in a
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spiritual mind. When you got God's word on your
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mind 24 hours a day, there's no room for the carnal mind.
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There's no room for Satan and all the rest of that creating
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stuff, lust and all the stuff that's very destructive to a
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man's life. So I'm trying to do that, you
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know, So and I'm trying to like share that with my brothers and
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have a study online in the Proverbs Guys channel and try
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and do as much as I can, whatever it feels like it.
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I'll just jump on, you know, if it's 2:00 in the morning, I'll
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jump on if somebody's listening. If not, I'll be faithful, you
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know, that's what I'm trying to do.
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I've noticed that you pointed out the concept of lust, and
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that's definitely a very serious problem in society.
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If you were in front of like a bunch of young adults, what
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would you be able to suggest with them?
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Because, you know, at a certain age the hormones are controlling
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the brain and people are acting ridiculous.
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How would you tell people about going, about keeping their
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willpower? Well, first of all you got to
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you become a Christian, right? Because if you're not a a
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believer in Jesus Christ and it's all that lust and
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everything is OK. But see, Gupta says that the
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corruption came into the world through lust.
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It was with brain corruption is corrupted bodies in this
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corrupted world we see now came through lust that that I'm
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thinking is coming at that the tree of the knowledge of good
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and evil, right. Like there was a tree of life.
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There was a tree of knowledge of good and evil in the garden.
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And this of course this is I believe this allegory.
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I don't believe it was actual you know, trees of life and
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trees of knowledge of good and evil.
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But the tree of life is like God's word, right?
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You got, you got to that's your life, right.
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That's your spiritual battle. Like I said, I think the battle
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is the carnal mind against the spiritual mind.
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So I would encourage young people to get into Scripture.
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You know, of course they have to believe first.
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You can't clean nobody up until they believe first.
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Like they say, you don't catch the fish and then then you clean
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them, right. You don't clean them first, then
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catch them. So that's what you got to do.
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And I believe, I believe the Bible.
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I believe God. So that would be always my, my
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way out of all this corruption. I mean, think about it, Brett.
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We're in bondage in these bodies, right?
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There's things we must do. If we don't do them, we die.
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We have to sleep, eat, even things like defecating urinate,
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you got to do this. This is bondage.
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This is bondage. And we brought in this bondage
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ourself. And the way to escape bondage is
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right is through the the spiritual mind.
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I mean, you won't escape until you die, but you know that's the
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only way to escape it. He said you've been doing some
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Bible studies lately. What kind of, what kind of
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issues you've been getting into? The last couple ones around the
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book of Romans, they were just, excuse me, Romans one, chapter
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one, we start on 2/3 and I think that's where we ended up so far.
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Probably just do 4-5 and six. So I'm, I'm talking about the
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spiritual mind Bible studies, right?
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Just to keep you in God's word, keep your mind focused on his
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word and stay out that carnal mind.
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Because you know, we all have carnal minds where we're flesh
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and blood and and we know what carnal minds do, right?
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What they make us think about things that we probably
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shouldn't, as Christians, be thinking about lustful things.
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Conventing things, You know, wanting something.
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Your neighbor has More money. More money.
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More money. You heard that one before, I'm
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sure. I hear you there.
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I wouldn't mind hearing some advice from you, some kind of
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spiritual suggestions on this just recently.
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As you probably heard from my videos, I'm not close with a
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whole lot of my family members, but my father just recently
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discovered that one of his sisters has actually gotten
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married to a woman. And she actually showed up
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without like telling a whole bunch of stuff, brought his, her
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woman into the into his house. And then then he was, believe it
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or not, his my father's mother still alive, my grandmother.
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And she came in seen it and then walked right out along with a
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bunch of my family members. And how would you react to that?
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I mean. How do you think people should
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behave with that? Well, I mean, you gotta, you
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gotta tell them the truth, right?
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I mean, if you're are they Christians?
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Is that why they walked out or just don't?
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They just don't agree with it. You know, that lifestyle.
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Well, it's that. But also a lot of my family
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members on my dad's side are very religious and all that, and
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they just, they didn't want any kind of part of that.
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But on the other hand, even though I felt like it was an
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awkward deal, a lot of information wasn't put out
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there. It was like no one was actually
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told. It was just kind of a big
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surprise on everybody. Yeah.
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Yeah. Well, you know, it's a, it's a
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tough subject because we've all been, no matter what.
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We're religious, Christians, whatever.
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We've all had, you know, our own things that we dwelt in that we
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shouldn't have been dwelling in. So, but I I believe you got to
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tell people the truth. You know, you got to tell them
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the truth because if you love them, you can tell them that
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that lifestyle is not godly, that's not going to lead you to
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where you want to be in the end. So I believe in telling the
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truth and and I don't agree with encouraging that, you know, I
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don't know. Would I walk out?
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I I don't know. I would probably talk to him,
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you know, pumps aside maybe and talk to him privately or
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something that that would be my advice because after all, like I
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said, we've all been in things that anybody could walk in and
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write about. I I could have been a fornicator
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and and maybe my mom's wasn't approving of it and if she
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walked out on me because she saw me with a girlfriend that
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shouldn't have been with or something, I don't know that
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one. I don't think that went over
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well. But if she would pull me to the
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side and say, hey, Pat, you know, this is not what you
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should be doing. I know you're a young man, you
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got hormones raging and all that, but this is not how God
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wants you to live, you know, And then point out scripture or
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something to me like that. That's how I would appreciate
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that more myself. So that's how I would approach
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things, you know. Well, that that the catch
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though, Mr. Stump, the the issue is, is it's not a relationship
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that's just been going on for a little bit.
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Apparently, from what we discovered, she's been married
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for a little bit. But the family ain't close.
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So information wasn't given. There wasn't no build up to it.
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It was just like, well, I hear it is, you know, boom, deal with
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it kind of kind of thing. So somebody's already married.
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You know what, The person that's of the same gender, What do you
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do? And you have to realize, too,
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that it's not like this woman didn't grow up in a religious
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family herself. So she already knows all the
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rules and all that and all the things about the Bible being
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against it, but apparently she went ahead and did it anyway.
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Yeah, yeah, I get that. That's a tough thing.
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Like I said, I have a friend that was a believer, yet they
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were seeing a married man, right?
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They were like born. The king was a married man and
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and basically almost living with them, I had to tell them the
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truth. You know, I had to, I had to
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come up with the truth and say, look, I know you think maybe
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it's OK because maybe you had other religious people that told
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you it was OK Let's read the Bible together.
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You know, let's look at the scripture I'm going to point out
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for you where it's not OK to to formicate.
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It's not OK to to lay with a married man, you know, But
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because, you know, there's emotions evolved too, you know,
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with that type of thing. It's not just lust, just like if
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you're saying they're married. I'm sure there's like emotional
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attachment as well. It's a it's a tough subject to
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deal with. That's why this carnal world is
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a tough thing. You know, we're called to be
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spiritual minded, to live spiritually and not walk
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according to the flesh, but walk according to the spirit as
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believers. So it's it's a tough thing.
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I mean, it it, it, it's never going to be easy.
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Like, you know, tell them that. Oh, yeah, I see that says that,
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you know, First Corinthians, you're right.
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I got to get rid of her. It's not going to happen like
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that. It's going to be a battle, you
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know? And if you say we, we wrestle
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not against flesh and bread, right.
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Scripture says this. So there's a war.
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It's a war. It's a spiritual war.
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And it's not. It's going to be casualties,
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unfortunately. But you would try to do things
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right because you love them. You don't want to send see them
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going on the path you believe it's to hell.
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Now that's true love, right? To try to stop them from going
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there and not just patting them on the back because you want
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them to feel good. And that's a tough thing, you
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know? That's a good point.
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Good point. So has for you.
28:17
How do you feel about the whole Israel Gaza thing?
28:21
Obviously you feel like it's a a marker, but I mean, it's not
28:27
just that though we've got AII don't know if you feel the same
28:30
way as I do, but I don't even understand how Joe Biden got to
28:34
be president. I see him as incompetent and and
28:38
ridiculous. I he should be like in a
28:40
retirement home eating jello or something.
28:43
I mean, what's your thoughts on now?
28:45
Well, well, my thoughts is it shows exactly what's going on,
28:48
right? It's all the scam.
28:49
Anyways, I I don't believe in any of this stuff being real.
28:51
I think it's all part of, you know, they're going to call me a
28:56
conspiracy theory. That's OK.
28:58
It's all part of a scam just to play to little people, you know,
29:01
some people with the money to make all the decisions.
29:03
If someone goes to war, it's going to be the little guy, the
29:05
poor guy. The ones that make money from
29:07
the war are the rich guys, the ammunition companies.
29:09
The ones that supply bandages were the people that shot up in
29:12
their legs, cut off the limbs. They the ones that supply them.
29:14
That's that's how it is. You know, the scripture tells us
29:17
that there's a conspiracy going on.
29:19
I mean, it's not a secret to Christians.
29:21
You know, there's there's a conspiracy where the, the
29:23
powerful leak it together and plot against the people and
29:26
against God's people in particular.
29:28
So it shouldn't be a surprise to us.
29:29
You know, if a Christian says, well, why do you, why do you
29:32
think there's a conspiracy? Because scripture tells us
29:34
there's a conspiracy. I mean clearly tells us that,
29:36
you know, and then times they're going to be a government that
29:39
comes together type one world government type.
29:42
And if you ain't, if you ain't one of them, right, if you're
29:44
not one of them elite people with the money, you're not in
29:47
it. You know, you're not in their,
29:48
you're not in their elite club. So you know, we see it
29:51
happening. Like it seems like whether a
29:53
person is religious, or believes in God, or is even well studied
29:57
in the Bible or theology, it seems so obvious that there's
30:02
something seriously wrong here. You know, I I just don't
30:06
understand why more people ain't feeling the vibe here, all
30:09
right. I think a lot of people are, but
30:10
they just don't know what to do because they they have just like
30:12
when this this. Well, I don't want to say
30:15
because it might be I don't want to get your thing banned or
30:18
whatever but you know this this this thing with the spikes on
30:20
it. The ball with the spikes were
30:21
going around. I don't know if they're still
30:22
doing that on this YouTube channel or not.
30:24
Well, that censorship like that alone should tell you
30:25
something's going on in this world, you know, where you can't
30:28
say certain words that otherwise the the AI will pick up on it
30:31
and you'll be your video will be cancelled and your, you know,
30:34
demonetized all that nonsense and they might even throw your
30:37
whole channel off the thing for saying certain things.
30:39
I mean when when did that start happening?
30:42
You know, I mean unless there's someone trying to control the
30:44
narrative. But anyways, when that, when
30:47
that went on, you know, that should have woke people up.
30:49
And I think a lot of people did wake up like people that would
30:52
argue with me about scripture, you know, non believers that
30:54
were in my own family, you know, thought I was crazy for saying
30:58
that there's a plot, you know, among the elite and all that.
31:01
Now they're trying to tell me what's going on.
31:03
You know, they're saying, well, look at what's going on.
31:05
And it's like I live in the city of Chicago proper and it's
31:08
basically lawlessness. I just came back.
31:10
I just got back from taking my picking my grandstood up and
31:12
dropping them off almost across the city.
31:14
And man, it's just lawless. Even the driving is just
31:17
lawlessness. You know, there's no regard for
31:19
any of the traffic things. And that's just a a symptom of
31:21
the bigger picture, you know, where people just think it's
31:24
lawlessness, the cops are are actually denutted.
31:26
I'll say that. Right.
31:27
They've been denutted de balled and now they're standing back
31:30
doing nothing. So in the cities like this, when
31:33
you live in cities like this, you see the lawlessness coming
31:35
out. I I've never seen this in my
31:36
whole life, this type of lawlessness, you know, so I mean
31:40
even the people that are non believers and that were skeptics
31:42
would always, you know, argue with me about things.
31:43
Now they're coming to me saying, hey, did you see this?
31:46
But they don't. They have no answers.
31:47
You know, That's why I was told them from the beginning, I have
31:50
an answer, right. The name of Jesus Christ.
31:52
You have no answers except for man.
31:53
And man, is the one doing all this great stuff, starting all
31:56
the stuff going on. Yeah, I I noticed that people
32:00
are getting a lot more nastier with authority figures as well.
32:04
There's a Twitter account that I look at from time to time, and
32:08
some of the stuff that happens on the videos I'd like to talk
32:11
about, But I'm afraid that if I show some of the material that's
32:15
in the videos, it'll be an issue.
32:16
I'll give you an example of something.
32:18
This guy is speeding down. The highway cop pulls him over
32:23
and the guy jumps out of his vehicle immediately.
32:27
And, you know, basically antagonizes a cop, The cop tells
32:30
him, put his arms on the thing, and the guy actually calls him a
32:34
couple cuss words and moves at the cop.
32:37
They end up getting into a struggle.
32:40
The cop tases him, and this doesn't seem to work.
32:43
This guy is kind of a brute. So he uses a, you know, one of
32:47
the thug sticks on him and all that.
32:49
That doesn't work. This guy's a beast, you know.
32:52
I don't know if he's coked out or what.
32:54
The guy ends up almost getting the upper hand on the cop.
32:57
He's starting to choke him until finally the cop pulls the gun
33:01
out. A lot of cops are getting
33:03
nervous now because they're afraid of what's going to
33:05
happen, how the media is going to do stuff to them.
33:08
They're putting their life on the line.
33:10
So I mean, wow, what is going on with people?
33:14
Whatever happened to Sorry, officer.
33:17
You try to talk yourself nicely out of the ticket, but if you
33:21
can't, you write it out. It's over to cop.
33:23
Please. What?
33:24
Whatever happened to that idea? Well, because it's being pushed
33:27
out, right, that the police, the police are not authority.
33:29
They they've taken authority with from policing.
33:32
I was just talking about today with some friends that these
33:37
kids nowadays are coming up and are are now young adults are
33:40
have been raised on Grand Theft Auto where you're running around
33:43
commit crimes. You're running from the police
33:44
you're shooting at the police. This is all stuff that's in your
33:47
mind. I don't care what people are
33:48
brainwashed easily especially young people are very moldable.
33:53
I mean there's always right I was AI was a cop for 30 years in
33:55
the city of Chicago. So I know what what happened,
33:58
It's not always been nice, but there was more leeway given to
34:01
police when you had people like that that were attacking you,
34:03
right. You should defend yourself.
34:04
And there wasn't no chance of you being the one accused of
34:06
being a bad guy because you defended yourself from some
34:09
brute criminal that was attacking you while you're
34:11
trying to do your job. So.
34:13
So this to me is all is all been planned with to police.
34:15
You know, they firstly they funded them with the BLM stuff
34:19
and then they they didn't. Now they in Chicago here, right,
34:23
they have the illegal immigrants.
34:25
I'm not going to call them migrants.
34:26
They just pile them up in the police stations.
34:28
I mean, they're like, you know, the police station used to be a
34:31
place where you didn't just come in there and do anything right?
34:33
You you'd have to be there on business.
34:34
You couldn't come there and just lay around or or, you know,
34:36
start acting crazy. Now they got them all inside the
34:40
station lined up and they're sleeping on the floors.
34:42
It's so they're just like putting it in their face.
34:45
Like, you know, you don't, you're not the police no more.
34:47
You're just a bunch of guys with badges that we pay.
34:50
So just shut up and take it. So I mean, it's all, it's all
34:54
planned. It's no doubt to me.
34:56
I've been hearing that. I've been hearing that in a lot
34:58
of these poverty areas too. They've been closing down the
35:03
high schools and middle schools so they can use them as like
35:06
sanctuaries for people to go. So now these poor people who are
35:10
already being jacked up on gas prices are having to go all the
35:14
way across town just to get their kid to a school that isn't
35:17
doing that. And that's because there's no
35:20
way you can have your kids go into school while there's people
35:23
just piled up down the hallways and classrooms and all that.
35:27
It's crazy. I didn't know you were a cop for
35:30
like 30 years and stuff. We got a lot of cops in my
35:33
neighborhood, and I love it. They're the nicest people.
35:37
I I don't. When you watch TV or whatever,
35:40
they and the news or whatever, they represent cops as like some
35:45
kind of dangerous volatile element.
35:47
But me, I feel totally protected.
35:49
I feel like they should get paid way more than what they're
35:53
getting paid. And I think that, I mean, I
35:56
guess you got to be around cops and stuff to realize, hey,
35:59
they're human, just like me, and they're trying just to do the
36:03
best they can. And they're being spit on.
36:05
They're being cussed at and sometimes 10 times they've been
36:09
assaulted. What the hell you think's going
36:12
to happen if you push on somebody or they think their
36:14
life is in jeopardy? I don't give a damn how much
36:17
you're trained. You're not trained to die.
36:20
You know what I mean, right. You have a family and everything
36:22
else. Like everybody else you want to
36:23
go home to. But you know, like I said,
36:25
they're, they're part of society, right?
36:26
So. So there's there's good cop, bad
36:28
cop. I'm not trying to say like all
36:29
cops are good and grateful. There's a lot of them that I've
36:31
known that are are really interested in trying to help you
36:34
know, trying to help people they're in trouble or keep the
36:37
criminals from attacking innocent victims and you know,
36:40
protecting children. Not they're all you know,
36:41
there's a bunch of them like that believe me.
36:42
There's some that are bad apples.
36:43
I'm not going to say that I've been around other ones too that
36:46
are not, you know, probably not the best in their their cocky
36:49
and they're full of themselves. I'm not I'm not going to say
36:51
that's not happening. It does happen because they're
36:53
humans like you said. So you have all kind but I'd say
36:55
the majority that I've had contact with and I've supervised
36:58
were were decent men and women. You had really cared about the
37:02
communities where they were policing and they weren't just
37:04
there to act like they'd be tough guys and you know and and
37:08
and just run over people's rights and all that.
37:10
But there were some so you know but but like I said you know
37:14
this is all this is all done on purpose because they know.
37:17
They know that when you have criminals, right.
37:19
And you have the law enforcement trying to control the criminals
37:22
to keep a society halfway from being wild a Wild West show.
37:25
There's going to be some rub there.
37:27
There's going to be rub and you're going to have these
37:28
problems. And now they got cameras on
37:30
every cop that records every little thing and and I wonder if
37:34
I had a job that wasn't a cop and they recorded everything
37:37
that I did when part of my job would anything ever come up that
37:40
was like maybe a problematic I I think so no matter what your
37:43
profession is. I personally think it's a good
37:47
idea. I think a lot of cops, their
37:49
lives have been saved from the media and what some of these
37:53
vultures will do to them if it's not recorded.
37:56
Because if somebody's like sitting across the street
38:00
recording on their phone. Take and edit it.
38:03
And plus, they may have not seen the whole thing, the whole thing
38:06
in context, but if a cop comes up and he's got a camera in his
38:10
vehicle and it's showing the wide screen of what's happening,
38:14
he's protecting himself. I think that's a good idea.
38:17
Yeah. Honestly, I never thought it
38:19
was. I never thought it was because,
38:20
like I said, they're human beings, right?
38:21
And they're dealing with very pragmatic problems that people
38:25
don't want to deal with. You know, that's why they call
38:26
the police. The guy who's drunk and fighting
38:28
with his wife, you know, she don't.
38:30
They don't want the neighbor don't want to come up there and
38:31
save them. So they call the police, you
38:32
know, and he's comes in there and steps into a guy that's very
38:36
violent, belligerent. You know, he, he may make a
38:39
mistake, he may he may do something he shouldn't have did,
38:42
but he controlled the situation. But by law, you know, or by
38:45
somebody judging him might not have been right.
38:48
And it's it's a tough job. So that's why they're pulling
38:50
back because they don't want that.
38:51
They don't want to go to jail, you know, for trying to do their
38:53
job. So they'll still rather than
38:55
than do that, they'll pull back. They won't stop anybody.
38:58
They won't. At one time I used to run the
39:01
station, right? And I'd have a line of people
39:04
waiting for arrest reports like 40 or 50.
39:06
So the the, the theory back then was lock everybody up for every
39:09
little thing and then you would, you would decrease the victims
39:12
being out there shot and you would be.
39:14
I mean it sounds crazy, right? That's what they thought you
39:16
would, you would stop crying because you got the guys on the
39:18
little things, you know, drinking, drinking, open
39:20
alcohol, you know, a small amount of marijuana on it.
39:24
So that was a theory back there. It went from that to totally
39:27
just lawlessness. Now, where it's just
39:29
lawlessness. Unfortunately, when you got
39:32
people that are intent on doing criminal acts, you need somebody
39:35
standing against it. And we don't have that in in
39:37
these cities that I see and where I live, we don't.
39:39
And I see other cities are the same way.
39:42
I do notice I I hear what you're saying about there being some
39:45
rough and tough cops and all that, and then there's obviously
39:49
the good ones. I have noticed a big difference,
39:52
but I think the logic is when. Like, I came from St.
39:55
Louis, MO, and that's like one of the murder capitals.
39:58
The world and the cops were definitely a little bit more
40:00
hardcore because they're they're dealing with more of a radius
40:04
and proximity, more people, more jackasses to get in trouble.
40:08
And now I live out in the countryside, about 17 miles
40:11
South of all that nonsense. And and when you're in a country
40:15
town, the cops kind of know everybody.
40:17
Everybody's friends. They go in, they sit in the
40:19
restaurants and you know, you you'll see one like every single
40:23
day. Everything's cool.
40:25
But boy, oh boy, I remember living in the city.
40:28
There was a lot of crazy people and I wouldn't wanted to be a
40:31
cop in that. So I could see how a human
40:34
being, after many years of dealing with that, it starts to
40:37
get into their head, you know what I mean?
40:40
Yeah. Amen.
40:41
Amen. So and you know it's getting
40:42
more and more restrictive on cops.
40:44
They put more and more laws. They're changing the laws.
40:46
Before it used to be able to like in Chicago, right.
40:48
They just to give one example, they, they just recently enacted
40:51
a law from the city of Chicago that the officer cannot like get
40:55
out of his car and chase somebody.
40:56
If a guy runs, he can't just he has to ask for supervisor.
41:00
I mean to to allow the chase. I mean this is just ridiculous
41:04
stuff and this is just stuff to allow crime to flourish.
41:06
That's what it is. It's it's no other question
41:08
about it. When the officer whose whose law
41:11
in his duty right by law is to enforce enforce the the the
41:16
Criminal Code. When people violate Criminal
41:18
Code they're supposed to enforce it.
41:19
They can't chase somebody who runs from them unless they ask
41:22
for a supervisor 1st and you know the criminal's going to be
41:24
long gone by the time they will get all that going.
41:26
So it's it's it's it's it's a plot to do this.
41:29
You know they have then you think about the shoplifting they
41:31
raised the the rate from to like it's like over $900 before it's
41:35
actually a you know a real crime.
41:37
So they basically just let them. Bring them in, do some
41:39
paperwork, send them on their way and that's it.
41:41
There's no penalty. So now all the stores are are
41:44
being robbed blind. You know their Walgreens are
41:46
closing and CVS pharmacies can because the theft.
41:49
The Walmarts, you know everything's leaving the cities
41:52
and so. So where people getting their
41:54
medication, the poor people and stuff that that depend on the
41:56
places for their medications and stuff or just for basic grocery
41:59
items because they're all leaving because all this crime
42:02
they can't, you know you can't lose half your inventory and
42:04
stay profitable and we're in a location so.
42:07
It was not done on purpose. And these these people that
42:09
enforce these laws, these are all the all the women in state
42:13
legislation that must be totally out their mind to do this stuff.
42:16
It's just, you know, they're just trying to be good people.
42:18
I don't get it. I don't get it at all.
42:20
Yeah, I've seen some clips where the cops have had that they've
42:24
been ordered to stand outside of stores whenever people go in and
42:28
loot, knocking, sit over, picking stuff up and and just
42:33
running out the door and so many of them and the cops are told
42:36
no, no, no, no, just leave it alone and all that.
42:39
I I don't know what to say. I mean if.
42:42
It's not. If it's not a plot, right?
42:43
What is it? It's like really dumb people.
42:45
We got leading ourselves and we're the ones that voted,
42:48
supposedly formed, right? So that means really dumb voters
42:50
voted for really dumb people and they passed really dumb laws.
42:53
Either that or it's a plot. It's it's it's they're they're
42:55
plotting things, you know? And to me, it looks like a plot.
42:59
That's why I'm going to call it like I see it.
43:01
You know being in the streets for 30 years and I when I was a
43:03
cop I worked the streets. I didn't have a a job somewhere
43:06
until the end where I was in the station like the last couple
43:10
years just. But other than that I was in the
43:11
streets. So I saw what was going on and I
43:13
see how things worked in the streets and I see how they work
43:15
now. I wouldn't I wouldn't be a cop
43:17
today. I couldn't do it.
43:18
I would I'd be. I would I would have probably
43:20
quit or got fired or in jail. So this is where it's going.
43:24
This is the this is the trend. And you know, I, I that's why I
43:27
think it's the last days because I see things like this and I
43:29
see. You know the they're trying to
43:31
get digital currency going on. I see the open borders
43:34
everywhere, and we got wars here and wars there.
43:36
We don't even know what's going on with them.
43:38
Are they half phony? Are they real?
43:41
They're just sending money everywhere, money just, you
43:43
know, flying out out of your pockets.
43:46
They want you to eat bugs and you know you can't eat meat
43:48
because it's destroying the environment.
43:50
You know these to me, these are markers that tell you there's
43:52
something's going on. Yeah, it's it's definitely
43:56
crazy. Definitely crazy.
43:58
I don't. I don't get it.
43:59
I, you know, lower the security around the border, defund the
44:04
cops when they know that there's an enormous amount of people.
44:08
And now even the Democrats are starting to admit, well, there
44:11
might be some bad people that managed to get into our country.
44:15
And if we don't know the cops, we don't know our border.
44:19
The only way you can see it is there's only two ways.
44:22
Either you're right, Mr. Stump, and there's a plot to screw
44:25
Americans over, or these people are absolutely stupid.
44:30
It's. The only two options there can't
44:32
be any in between because we we see that this does not work and
44:35
we've known this. That's why we haven't done this
44:36
before, because we know this is just ridiculous.
44:38
In fact, they have here in Illinois.
44:39
Now, there's no no cash bail. So whatever crime, it might be
44:43
something I I looked at it real closely, but it might be like
44:45
murder. Maybe you can't get out without
44:47
seeing a judge first. But everything else they take in
44:48
the station, write out some paperwork, sign it, and you
44:50
leave out. You leave out.
44:53
I think you may be a Prince. Have to clear like in the old
44:55
days. But other than that, there's no
44:56
penalty for committing a crime. You're not prosecuting.
44:59
The prosecutor's not prosecuting people.
45:02
They just give them these taps on the wrist and send them off.
45:04
So if this is not a plot, I don't know what it is.
45:07
Maybe I'm wrong, but it looks like it to me, you know?
45:10
And I think I have eyes to see. And it's a good thing when you
45:13
live in a city, you see what's going on.
45:14
You don't hear about it, right? You actually see it.
45:16
Like I just drove by the police station over here.
45:19
Which is called the 7th District.
45:21
It's on 63rd St. I drove right by it.
45:23
Tents, migrant tents all out there.
45:25
They're all in the station. I've never seen something like
45:27
this. I mean, and I and I'm believe
45:29
me, I'm not talking about these people because they're just poor
45:30
people in their pawns in the game like us.
45:32
They're just pawns. They're just using them.
45:33
But you see how they work together, right?
45:36
The the the Republican governors over there send them out.
45:39
Buses over here. Why don't you send them back to
45:41
the border, You know or or do something, do something besides
45:45
send them deeper into the country.
45:47
You can't tell me that Democrats and publicans aren't aren't big
45:49
fellows. They are.
45:50
I'm sure they are. Yeah, I think that they're both.
45:53
I I don't trust any of them. There was a politician recently
45:57
on Twitter that said, So what do you guys think?
46:00
Do you trust Trump and all that? And I wrote, I don't trust any
46:03
of you politicians anymore. I really don't.
46:06
So I mean that's that's where I'm at.
46:08
I like some of the stuff Trump talked about a while back, but
46:11
it's obvious they're going to burn his ass at the stake.
46:16
I I just, I don't see where we're going.
46:18
There's there's nothing they can say at this point that'll make
46:21
me have any trust towards them anymore.
46:24
Yeah, I don't. If it's fixed, like I think it
46:26
is, it's all fixed. And I think he might get back
46:29
in. I think that might be the point.
46:30
It's like they're really pushing them.
46:32
They're making rap videos about him since he went to jail that
46:34
he's, you know, the good guy and all this and that.
46:37
I don't trust anybody that's an actor and I don't trust any
46:39
politician for sure. So he was, he was saying you're
46:42
fired. You're fired on TV, he got
46:44
fired. Now he wants his job back.
46:45
And it seems like they're playing us.
46:47
I don't know. We'll see.
46:49
We'll see what happens. But but like I said, for me, I
46:51
have an answer. It's called Jesus Christ.
46:53
It's called scripture. I could read the scripture and
46:54
find out about where we're at in timeline.
46:56
And I think this is about writing the Book of Revelation.
46:59
I think we're we're getting close to what people call
47:01
tribulation. So let's go on for time.
47:03
I could be wrong, you know, I know.
47:04
I know. People say, well, people said
47:06
that for a year over and over. Yeah.
47:07
But it's all coming together for me.
47:08
We'll see. I guess I'll throw out some
47:13
spiritual questions for you to give you something to talk about
47:16
and all that. When people die, do you believe
47:19
that their souls, like let's say someone died 500 years ago.
47:23
Do you believe that their consciousness is in some kind of
47:27
limbo or do you think they immediately go to heaven or
47:30
hell? What is your view on that?
47:32
Yeah, well, I believe in what someone might describe as a soul
47:36
sleep, I know. The Apostle Paul said that the
47:40
dead know not anything, right? So if they were in heaven they
47:43
would know something, they were held they would know something.
47:45
But then we have in the Book of Revelation, right?
47:47
We have the what they called the Great White Throne judgement
47:50
where the the dead are resurrected and they're given a
47:53
judgement before God. And you know they have to give
47:55
the the books are open and find out you know what's going on and
47:59
where they where they actually go.
48:01
So I don't think you're in heaven.
48:03
How could you be in heaven if there's a a judgement to come,
48:05
you know? Are you in hell?
48:08
No, I don't think so. I think you're basically just
48:10
waiting right until the until you're resurrected.
48:14
You know scripture says that your spirit goes back to God now
48:16
that that's not your soul, that's your spirit, right.
48:19
Your body goes to the dust and your spirit goes back to God who
48:21
gave it like your breath. That what I what I look at is
48:23
what animates you right what what makes you move and have
48:26
movement as a as a living being and your soul which is you like
48:29
your conscious like who bread is and who stump is right?
48:32
We have our own. Our own conscious and well how
48:36
we are our our inner core, the type of person we are, which is
48:40
I believe is our soul. I think that's just waste for
48:42
the the judgement, best I can tell you know.
48:45
Oh, if you don't mind, I'll give you a suggestion on the green
48:49
screen thing. What I've learned that is really
48:52
helpful is try to get as far away from the green screen as
48:56
you can because if you sit up against it your shadow end up
49:00
cutting and all that. So get further away.
49:04
Have the light directly on you in the area behind you.
49:09
You what what you do is you try to put like a lamp or light on
49:13
the floor that kind of goes up on the screen and then you're
49:17
Ford about 3 feet. That would be a good distance so
49:20
your shadow doesn't cause image cuts.
49:23
Oh, it's good advice, yeah. I don't actually have a green
49:25
screen though. It's just it's just when I'm
49:27
using here, I do want to get one if I'm out here enough on the,
49:30
you know, YouTube. They're not very expensive.
49:32
They can buy them like on Amazon and stuff for like 30-40 bucks I
49:36
believe. 50 bucks maybe for one. Well, if you're using something
49:40
like OBS, you don't have to have a green screen.
49:44
All you'd have to do is have you a solid wall or some kind of
49:48
solid area. And what it does is it gives you
49:51
the ability to click on the image of whatever you're using.
49:56
And then you say make all that color go away.
50:00
Now hopefully you don't have like Peach walls or something
50:03
that's similar to your shirt or your skin or anything.
50:07
You'll look like a ghost, you know.
50:08
What? I mean, yeah.
50:10
Well, actually right now I'm I'm set up in my dining room because
50:13
I haven't worked on another house I had.
50:15
I have a house that has old wiring, like I don't know if you
50:18
ever seen aluminum wiring that has like a cloth cover on.
50:20
It's really nasty stuff and it's supposed to be really dangerous.
50:23
So I need to have it all pulled out.
50:25
And of course there's some of them junction boxes where they
50:27
make junks. There I'm sure are buried under
50:29
this. Under this, this wall board that
50:32
I'm going to have to deal with before the electrician will come
50:35
out and pull all the wires and put no ones in for me.
50:36
So I'm I'm looking at big jobs going on and so I'm set up in my
50:40
dining room now and so I can till I can find and set up in my
50:42
room. So yeah, I'll have to.
50:45
You might want to look into some free software like OBS.
50:49
Not only is it really good at recording really clear videos,
50:53
but it makes your videos really small.
50:56
Like I can do an hour worth of video and it'll be like less
51:00
than 200 megabytes to upload. So it's really, really time
51:04
saving. And it's got all these cool
51:07
audio settings where it'll make all the noise in your background
51:10
go away and make you sound radio.
51:12
Like, you probably noticed that from my mic, right?
51:15
I don't have some super expensive mic.
51:18
I'm just using a free software that clears up all the noise and
51:22
makes me sound really powerful. You don't have to have thousands
51:25
of dollars worth of crap. I wouldn't be able to do that.
51:29
Amen. Well, well, Brett, I'm like a,
51:31
you know, Paul said he's an apostle to the both the Greeks
51:34
and the Barbarians. So I'm like the Barbarians when
51:36
it comes to knowing about computers.
51:37
I know it's not. I'm older, man.
51:40
I'm at 62 and I'm not real familiar with computers.
51:42
You really have to have one of my kids to help me with
51:44
something. If I'm trying to do anything
51:45
almost. But if something's simple, I can
51:47
handle it. But if it's something more than.
51:49
Like finding the app and and and and putting it into my computer.
51:52
I don't have no clue what's going on.
51:54
So oh, that's the great thing about it.
51:56
It is very It's simple. It's a easy learning curve.
52:00
In fact, if you're interested and you want to try it later, I
52:04
actually have a couple tutorial videos up.
52:06
It's just as simple as adding the images you want, and I show
52:09
how to fix the mic. It's it.
52:12
It's like something you'd look at and go, Oh well, you know how
52:15
I explain things. I keep things simple, right?
52:18
Yeah. Hey, Ben, what is the what is
52:20
the name of this you say? Obs.
52:23
Yeah, it's called OBS. It's absolutely free.
52:26
You'll be able to record videos, you can live stream with it, and
52:30
it also fix your microphone to make it sound like you're really
52:33
powerful, like you're on the radio now when we're live
52:36
streaming like this through Stream Yard.
52:39
So it's not going to be as awesome as you know.
52:42
My voice sounds more bassier when I'm actually doing my
52:46
videos on this thing though of these stream yards taking over
52:50
my audio. Yeah, right.
52:52
Yeah. Well you get many compliments
52:55
when you're not around from people say you have a very good
52:57
radio type voice so whatever you're doing is working.
53:00
Yeah, yeah, I got some videos up.
53:03
It'll you know like 1015 minute tutorials and you would you'd
53:08
pick it up really quick and it would really, really help you
53:11
out with putting out the message, Nathan Millwater says.
53:14
Brad, I really enjoyed your review on Starfield.
53:18
Yeah, I I got to tell you, Nathan, if I didn't put it forth
53:22
clear to you, I actually, I really wanted that game to
53:27
succeed. I really, really wanted.
53:29
Here, let me put this up so all of you can get up there.
53:33
There you go. How's that look?
53:35
Looks good, Yeah, brother. How you doing?
53:38
Oh, pretty good. How are you?
53:40
I'm good. I'm real good.
53:41
Just kicking back with Brett and having little conversations.
53:45
So I know Stomp. I don't know if you know about
53:47
the Starfield thing, but it was supposed to be about a game
53:50
where you travel to different planets and it was supposed to
53:53
be something where you felt like you were really a part of like
53:57
some kind of star tracking future.
53:59
Unfortunately, it turned out that it just seemed like it was
54:03
low grade compared to the games this company Bethesda used to
54:07
make. I hope that video game talk
54:09
doesn't bore you. Wasn't there a lot of hype
54:12
behind this game, like coming out or something?
54:14
Or? Or am I thinking about something
54:15
else? Yeah, there's this guy called
54:17
Todd Howard where he really sold us.
54:20
You'll be able to go wherever you want, do whatever you want.
54:23
It's a new generation game, but the game is ugly as hell.
54:27
And a lot of them, some of their environments are nice, but it
54:32
just looks really weird, especially some of the NPCS.
54:35
Oof. That's scratching on the fork.
54:37
Thing's kind of rough on me there, Nathan.
54:40
Oh, sorry bro. It's all good.
54:42
I have issue with that's one of the reasons I don't do like
54:45
heavy metal with my brother anymore because the high pitched
54:48
noise gets gets into that ear and boy oh boy it's all good.
54:54
So how you been Nathan? How you been doing?
54:57
Oh, pretty good. Been playing music.
55:02
Chilling. Played.
55:04
Played through Starfield. Well, let's see that shirt that
55:08
looks like a Led Zeppelin. I can kind of make it outlook at
55:11
that. What do you think about Led
55:13
Zeppelin there, Stump? That was some good music, right?
55:16
Stairway to Heaven, Black Dog. Before I was a a non believer
55:21
I'd say yeah no I don't. I don't listen to Colonel music
55:23
anymore. It's.
55:24
I don't think that except check your spiritual mind.
55:26
But yeah, teach your owner if you enjoy it, that's cool.
55:28
I I used to I used to like Led Zeppelin.
55:30
There was to be a a reggae band that copied.
55:32
You guys ever remember that? Like in the?
55:34
Maybe the 90s copied Led Zeppelin songs and played it in
55:37
a reggae style. Did you ever hear them guys?
55:39
It was called Dred Zeppelin, I think.
55:41
You ever hear them, Dred Zeppelin?
55:43
It was really interesting. It was it was like Zeppelin
55:45
playing reggae type, you know, with their music, like the guys
55:49
singing like American. It was really interesting.
55:52
Let me see if I can look it up. You guys ever heard of them?
55:54
Haven't heard of that? I was meaning to ask you, Mr.
55:59
Stump, have you ever heard of a YouTube called mud fossils or
56:03
something like that? That doesn't sound familiar.
56:07
He's a he's basically a creationist and also was a
56:12
scientist. He claims that he was removed
56:14
from his job because he kept on putting forth the idea that
56:19
there was a creator and that the universe had a beginning because
56:23
God initiated and they put him out of business.
56:26
So now he's got a YouTube channel where he talks about the
56:29
science. He says that he's actually found
56:31
fossils and giants and unusual stuff that is mentioned in the
56:36
Bible. And I've asked him recently, I
56:39
asked him if he'd come on the stream and I'm still waiting for
56:43
him to give me a day and time. But he is interested.
56:45
And if you want to be a part of, that'd be great.
56:48
Even everything from angels to giants.
56:52
And about the stuff that happened in Genesis.
56:54
So think you might like that? Oh, I don't know where Nathan
56:57
went. Hopefully I didn't put him to
56:59
sleep. You have heard Stump.
57:00
I'm the cure for insomnia, right?
57:03
You're the cure for insomnia. Yeah, yeah.
57:06
Oh, it was funny. Did you see that guy that made a
57:09
YouTube video where he went to WMB, you know, women's
57:11
basketball league? And it was it was napping
57:13
because he said it's his doctor recommend he go there because he
57:16
couldn't sleep. That was so funny.
57:18
He was sleeping in the front row of the WNBA.
57:20
Of course they kicked him out because he's saying, you know,
57:23
Another was saying the women's basketball's so boring that he,
57:26
his doctor, recommend he go there to clear his problem with
57:29
not being able to sleep. It was it was ridiculous.
57:32
You mind if I share my screen and show you dred Zeppelin?
57:35
Sure, sure. Interested.
57:37
Yeah, Let me let me share it real quick.
57:39
Actually, you might like them if you like Dred.
57:41
Zeppelin. Zeppelin.
57:44
They sounded different, but they were good.
57:47
It's been a little while since I've listened to some Led
57:50
Zeppelin, but you can't ever really forget about things like
57:54
Stairway to Heaven and all this. You're not going.
57:55
To Who's Kato? Hello, Kato.
58:04
Hello. Can you hear me?
58:05
Yeah, I can hear you, Kato. How you doing?
58:07
How you doing, Brett? Doing pretty good.
58:11
He was just about to show me some Dred Zeppelin.
58:13
How you doing? Good, good.
58:15
Dred Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin's A good band.
58:17
You know Dred Zeppelin. Oh, Dread Zeppelin.
58:22
Yeah, we were originally talking about Led Zeppelin, but Mr.
58:25
Stump told me that there's a a band out there called We Got
58:29
Somebody Called Big Bob here. He's one of my friends.
58:33
I know him. He's we just wanted to join, to
58:35
hang out, you know, chill. OK.
58:37
All right, Let me go ahead and put him in there.
58:42
OK, so what's up there, guy? Hold on one second.
58:46
OK, 'cause I don't know who some of the people aren't.
58:51
All right, So hold on a second, Mr. Cato, you're gonna have to
58:55
meet your mic. You're making a lot of rustling
58:57
sounds. Over.
58:58
Sorry about that. I was sorry about that.
59:02
It's all good. All right.
59:04
There we go. That's better.
59:06
Sorry, we've got some people that have been coming in.
59:09
I'm not sure what we're dealing with, so I'll give it a moment
59:12
like that. So stop.
59:14
Look at the end to. OK, let me go ahead and put Kato
59:17
out, since he doesn't know how to shut the hell up when people
59:19
are talking. And his buddy's probably here to
59:23
start some shit too. See you later, Bob.
59:25
All right, back to you, Mr. Stump.
59:28
Sorry about that. He just sound like he sounded
59:30
like he was snickering too much, like he was wanting to get
59:33
excited on me. So I'm not in the mood for that.
59:36
You get a lot of that going on around here.
59:39
Yeah, I get people who like to show me their penises or flash
59:43
me. And that's the reason why the
59:45
cameras down below are extremely tiny.
59:47
Because if they do do it, they'll be blocked by the banner
59:51
that's going by. Good idea.
59:53
And I yeah, I got to run it like a boot camp up in here.
59:57
Why is that? Because because you are akin to
59:59
knowledge of the truth of Jesus Christ.
1:00:00
Is that why they're upset or what's going on with that?
1:00:04
You know, or is it just you? Some of the some of them are
1:00:08
because they don't obviously like God or religion, but some
1:00:12
of them, they seem to have this idea that it's OK to go on the
1:00:16
live streams with total strangers and then make an ass
1:00:19
out of themselves or try to ruin a live stream.
1:00:22
It's like a it's kind of like a 15 year old that likes to poop
1:00:25
on your porch kind of thing And they they seem to think that's
1:00:29
funny. You know what I'm talking about?
1:00:31
Yeah. Yeah, I get it.
1:00:32
I get it. Yeah.
1:00:32
And so you get it from both sides, because yeah, being a
1:00:35
Christian alone is enough to have you under attack by various
1:00:39
elements of the. I'm I'm.
1:00:41
I'm kind of specific about my trolls, too.
1:00:44
If I let people in that are going to be kind of weird or
1:00:47
whatever, they have to at least be interesting.
1:00:50
If it's like boring trolling, I'm like, I'm too old for that.
1:00:54
You got to work harder at that Bubble gum.
1:00:57
You want to come and chat with us?
1:00:59
I love hearing what Bubble Gum's bubble gum is.
1:01:03
Undercover. Catholic.
1:01:04
That's OK, though. I just.
1:01:05
I mean, I wouldn't be ashamed of being a Catholic.
1:01:07
If you're a Catholic, go ahead. I like bubble gum.
1:01:09
He's OK with me. Just he's undercover on me.
1:01:13
He's undercover. He play has a white collar, you
1:01:14
know, under his shirt. That's cool.
1:01:16
I don't have anybody. I did get to see the dred
1:01:19
Zeppelin thing that you put up on the screen, I started.
1:01:22
But I I moved the screens around to make sure that, yeah, I took
1:01:27
it down. I took it down because I just
1:01:28
want to show it. I mean, it's just something, you
1:01:30
know, back then I Brett, you probably, I don't know if you're
1:01:32
not as old as me, but used to go to the record store with hard
1:01:35
copies of records and you know, somehow I found Dred Zeppelin
1:01:38
because I used to like Led Zeppelin, so I wanted more.
1:01:41
So I I just found them. I thought they were good.
1:01:43
I mean, they were a little humorous, as you can see, but
1:01:46
they actually played the Led Zeppelin songs really well.
1:01:50
Oh, I it's it's true you're older than me, but I definitely
1:01:54
was around for records and cassette tapes.
1:01:57
And I seen everything go to the CD and Blu-ray, I was like, wow.
1:02:02
I remember thinking to myself, how the hell did all my music
1:02:05
somehow end up on one of these little bitty micro things?
1:02:08
That still blows my mind. It was more fun to go into this
1:02:11
record stores. You know, they were old and
1:02:13
moldy and you could just dump through all the mold records and
1:02:16
you could find things from different ages.
1:02:18
You could, you know, it wasn't like sitting there in line
1:02:20
looking at a bunch of them. Of course they didn't let you
1:02:22
play them. It depends which one you were
1:02:24
at. They'd let you play, get a
1:02:25
sample of them. But a lot of them wouldn't.
1:02:27
You had to just buy it because a lot of the records were all
1:02:29
sealed in the plastic sleeve. But sometimes they let you play
1:02:32
the records and give the taste. I I know now I think online you
1:02:35
can like play a little taste of them, right?
1:02:37
I think to see what they sound like.
1:02:39
Yeah, yeah. They let you do some of that
1:02:42
kind of stuff. But nowadays, unfortunately, if
1:02:46
you go into like record stores, if there's even any that have
1:02:49
lasted. You know, the whole MP3 wave
1:02:52
thing has totally put a lot of record businesses out of.
1:02:55
Oh yeah, yeah. And nowadays, if you want,
1:03:00
nowadays, if you want a song. I remember back in the day you
1:03:03
going to, when you're looking at records, one of the cool things
1:03:06
was because they were so big, the artwork was really big and
1:03:10
flappy. Nowadays it's like you got to go
1:03:13
to Amazon, spend $0.99 to get a track or go looking around on
1:03:17
YouTube or something like that. Yeah, and and I I get in that
1:03:21
way too. You know, you're just buying the
1:03:22
the tune you like. You're not getting like eight
1:03:25
other songs you're not really interested in because a lot of
1:03:27
times I almost only had one. But if you were had a favorite
1:03:29
band like say The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, people like
1:03:32
that you were interested in all them other tracks that maybe
1:03:34
weren't. You know, like people didn't
1:03:36
think they were the best. They weren't hits, but but
1:03:38
because of the you like the band, you wanted to hear
1:03:40
everything they put out. So it's a different, it's a
1:03:42
different thing. I think it was more fun back
1:03:44
then. I hear you there.
1:03:48
Here, yeah, it was good stuff, good stuff.
1:03:50
And records. Still nowadays, even though they
1:03:53
claim that these CDs and DVDs are high quality, it's just
1:03:57
something about the way the the sound of the record, the vinyl,
1:04:02
as well as the way the speakers and subwoofers were set up where
1:04:06
there's just like, it's really crisp kind of mystical sound.
1:04:09
It is. It sure is.
1:04:11
Yeah. I think we we lost that, of
1:04:12
course. But of course I'm sure
1:04:15
everybody, the newer generations think that it's all good.
1:04:17
So they're happy with their little things.
1:04:19
A lot of musicians nowadays can't actually sing.
1:04:23
A lot of them sample their music and they use Auto Tuner to make
1:04:28
it sound like they can sing on records.
1:04:30
But then if you watch them live, it's like, what in the hell?
1:04:33
A lot of people have been getting in trouble lately
1:04:35
because they play a recording of themselves when they're live and
1:04:39
pretend as though they're doing it and they've been getting in
1:04:41
trouble. Well, hopefully Mr. Bubble Gum
1:04:44
will come in and talk. As you know, I ain't done a live
1:04:46
show in a little while, been dealing with family stuff and
1:04:50
spend time with the family, all that kind of deal.
1:04:54
But I'll be getting back on the horse sooner or later.
1:04:57
Come on, bubble gum, Get on. Don't be afraid, I'm just
1:04:59
messing with you. You could be a Catholic if you
1:05:01
wanted to cover or not. It's all right.
1:05:05
What? What gives you the impression
1:05:07
that he's Catholic? Well he was defending something
1:05:10
with the Catholics the other day on the on the Proverbs Guy show.
1:05:12
I forgot what it was. I forgot what it was.
1:05:16
He was defending something that was a Catholic more Catholic
1:05:18
doctrine then you would believe for.
1:05:21
Well he says he's he believes in.
1:05:23
Well he does say he believes in multi Poly, Poly, theistic type
1:05:27
believer and you know Catholic believes in the three persons of
1:05:31
the Trinity so that that would fit you know.
1:05:33
But he was defending some type of if I got it right now I don't
1:05:36
want to say I don't want to miss Quotum or something.
1:05:39
I think he was defending some Catholic belief.
1:05:40
I don't remember what it was. I'm still here, I'm just turning
1:05:44
off my OBS for a little bit because it seems to be causing
1:05:47
some kind of issue. Let me put you on the main
1:05:50
screen. You can still hear me, right?
1:05:53
Oh, yeah, I hear you. OK, we got somebody called O
1:05:56
sing a woo here. Let's see if they're going to be
1:05:58
an intellectual or a complete and other stance.
1:06:02
How you doing there, Mr. or Missus sang a woo.
1:06:06
How are you? Hello.
1:06:11
How are you doing? What's your story?
1:06:16
You going to talk to us? You got something for us and
1:06:21
you're a lover and I hate. OK, see you later.
1:06:25
Bye. Bye, you racist, racist piece of
1:06:28
garbage atheist. Goodbye.
1:06:30
What is wrong? With these people, they're
1:06:32
stupid. I don't think God can help them.
1:06:36
You're right. I see.
1:06:37
I see what you're saying. A perfect sample.
1:06:40
Yeah, yeah, it's a sickness. Let me hopefully 15 years old, I
1:06:43
mean hopefully just like 13 or 14 at the most, because an adult
1:06:46
wouldn't act like that if they're out, we hope.
1:06:49
Yeah, it's it's weird. It's crazy.
1:06:51
Let's see, Let me see if I can fix the whole.
1:06:54
Let me see. I'm trying to set it to where?
1:07:01
OK, just keep talking. I'm trying to figure out
1:07:04
something in my general deal. There we go.
1:07:08
That should work things. Out.
1:07:10
There you go. You can see my little avatar
1:07:11
now, right? I can see it moving.
1:07:14
Yeah, I've seen the stream getting a little weak and.
1:07:16
Everything. Sometimes stream yards acts kind
1:07:20
of goofy with the obs. Too much power, too much
1:07:24
Internet I think. So I used to have trouble with
1:07:26
the when I would be on Stream guard with my my Internet was
1:07:29
shut down and I have to restart it and like I would lose the the
1:07:33
Wi-Fi signal. I don't lately it hasn't just
1:07:36
when I first started using it. I don't know.
1:07:38
Like I said I'm a I'm a barbarian when it comes to
1:07:40
computers. So I I just figured there's a
1:07:41
lot of juice coming from from stream yard.
1:07:45
That's just my guess. I wouldn't even know what that
1:07:47
means, if you Can you believe. That though, I mean it's. 2024
1:07:53
practically. And there's people out there
1:07:55
that are still racist. I mean, does that even make
1:07:59
sense? That's part of nature, you know?
1:08:00
And what's really weird about it is it's.
1:08:02
Usually a liberal atheist that is doing that, the same ones who
1:08:07
claim they're all about diversity and all that, they're
1:08:10
the first ones to start babbling off and hating on people's skin
1:08:14
color. Isn't it odd?
1:08:15
Yeah, well, I think that's that's part of natural man, you
1:08:17
know? That's why you know, you'll hear
1:08:19
me say it all the time. Carnal mind, carnal mind.
1:08:21
It is not what God wants for you.
1:08:24
And it's part of your carnal mind, you know, to worry about
1:08:26
skin color. I see it on all sides of the
1:08:27
rainbow. So I see it on the other side.
1:08:29
I don't know if you ever heard of what they call Hebrew
1:08:32
Israelites that are African American.
1:08:35
Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, they're they're.
1:08:37
I used. To hang.
1:08:38
I used to hang out with G, Man, and he had a lot of them coming
1:08:42
in. And boy, they were, they were
1:08:45
rough. Oh yeah, they were racist.
1:08:47
I mean, some of them are very violent.
1:08:48
It depends which ones you encounter, but they're certainly
1:08:51
mostly races. You know, they believe that
1:08:53
they're the the people of God. They're the true Israelites and
1:08:57
and all this stuff. So, you know, this carnal minds
1:08:59
on both sides. So that's why if you're a
1:09:02
spiritual mind, you know, you don't think like that.
1:09:04
I mean, because like it's a natural man.
1:09:05
Racism is racism, classism, all that is natural to you.
1:09:09
It's a natural instinct for you. It was interesting because some.
1:09:13
Of them I I remember whenever I was in the room with G Man.
1:09:17
He man's a a drama queen. He likes to get people riled up
1:09:20
because he thinks it'll get him more views.
1:09:22
Me, I like to try to chill people out.
1:09:25
And I said, now you guys are claiming you believe in God,
1:09:27
right? And they go, yeah, what about
1:09:30
it? And I said, well, then if you
1:09:32
believe in God, then you believe God created everybody, right?
1:09:36
And they're like, yeah, so. And I said, so why are you
1:09:38
hating on God's children? Just because they're a different
1:09:42
complexion than yourself? Does it?
1:09:44
Does that make any sense? And they're like, well, you,
1:09:47
what are you talking about? Kind of thing.
1:09:48
And I'm like, you know what I'm talking about?
1:09:50
Don't be stupid. Come on, you know.
1:09:52
Hey, man, hey, man, they know. They know exactly what they're
1:09:55
talking about. But that's why that's not what
1:09:58
God wanted for us from again, you know, I'm going to say that
1:10:00
over and over. Everybody ever asks me this kind
1:10:02
of world is not what God intended for us, right.
1:10:04
This is the the result of Adam's fall from the garden.
1:10:08
And now we find ourself in there again.
1:10:10
Oh, it was on your show. I think I I was trying to
1:10:12
demonstrate the what I call the bookends of scripture where we
1:10:15
started off as spiritual and we're going to end up back as
1:10:17
spiritual and that's what the scripture says.
1:10:20
So this thing in the middle is kind of like our carrying away
1:10:22
to Babylon. And if you know what that
1:10:23
reference means when the when the nation of of Israel was
1:10:28
carried away through Babylon to captivity, I think that's the
1:10:31
shadow type of what's happening to us here now.
1:10:34
And so when people even say things about the Bible like,
1:10:37
well, does God approve of of of slavery?
1:10:40
Well, yeah, we're in bondage now for our sins.
1:10:43
All right. But that's one of the one.
1:10:47
Of the fascinating. Things too.
1:10:48
I've heard some people who go into that where they say, oh,
1:10:53
you know, God, let this go down and this go down and all this.
1:10:57
But one of the greatest stories in the Bible is in the book of
1:11:02
Exodus, where God actually sends Moses to free slaves.
1:11:07
And what what happens to the the person that is enslaving people?
1:11:12
He has the entire ocean crush him to death, but they don't
1:11:15
seem to notice that. Yeah, his army was destroyed by
1:11:19
the the Red Sea. And if you know, when they came
1:11:23
out of out of Egypt, when Israel came out of Egypt at the hand of
1:11:27
Moses and God, of course they had there was a mixed multitude.
1:11:30
So there was other people besides Israelites that were
1:11:33
enslaved in Egypt, and they came out with them and were part and
1:11:36
and they accept them as part of Israel.
1:11:38
So God's not playing favor with you because of your bloodline is
1:11:42
Israel or you know, so he accepts other people to other
1:11:45
nations as well, and he freed them as well.
1:11:47
If you read the book of Exodus, you'll see that a mixed
1:11:49
multitude came out with them. So that means they weren't all
1:11:52
strictly Israel. There was some other nations
1:11:55
that were enslaved by Egypt, and they came out at the same time
1:11:58
with them. They they.
1:11:59
God was gracious enough to let them come out too, not just his
1:12:02
people. And they became his people by
1:12:03
joining, joining with his people.
1:12:06
I remember whenever, whenever. I was a non believer.
1:12:09
That was something that I was that was starting to bother me,
1:12:13
but I I got into studying it more.
1:12:16
But it's interesting. You might find this weird, but I
1:12:19
was actually trying to find things to attack the Bible with.
1:12:22
I wasn't trying to find some kind of excuse or justification,
1:12:27
but I ended up finding out that a lot of the people.
1:12:30
Who were called slaves back in ancient days had actually put
1:12:33
themselves in what is called indentured servitude, where they
1:12:36
would work for somebody for several years and then they
1:12:39
would be able to either inherit the property or they could move
1:12:43
on and do whatever they want. It was like a contract deal, and
1:12:46
there was only one other form of slavery that some people might
1:12:50
moan about, but it was when there was a war.
1:12:54
You have the choice of either wiping everybody out or you take
1:12:58
some people captives and assimilate them into your
1:13:01
society. Well, that's that's different
1:13:04
when you're in an act of war. What are you going to do, just
1:13:07
leave the children there? Are you going to leave them
1:13:10
sitting out in the desert or do you take them and then try to
1:13:13
ingrain them into your society? You know what I mean?
1:13:17
Yeah, I can see. I can look at it that way, but.
1:13:19
You know, like I said, my understanding and my belief is
1:13:21
that this is part of the carnal world.
1:13:23
There's nothing nice about this carnal world.
1:13:25
And we're not. We weren't meant to be here,
1:13:26
right? Scription says that this is not
1:13:28
our home. We're pilgrims passing through,
1:13:30
basically. And you know, because we have a
1:13:32
better country, scripture says another country, which means the
1:13:36
new Jerusalem. You know, people will call it
1:13:38
heaven, whatever, but it's supposed to come down here on
1:13:40
earth. So this is not our our true
1:13:42
country. And and all this, all this
1:13:43
stuff, racism, lust, you know, all this slavery, all this stuff
1:13:49
is part of this carnal world. And if we just look at our own
1:13:52
bodies and how we have to live in order to survive, right,
1:13:55
we're in bondage to these bodies.
1:13:57
There's certain things we must do.
1:13:58
People have to understand this in order to survive.
1:14:01
That's bondage. So this part of this world is
1:14:03
part of this carnal world. But this is not what God
1:14:05
intended for mankind, right? His creation.
1:14:08
And it's us, us that brought on this nonsense.
1:14:11
Well, I do notice that a lot of these people.
1:14:13
Who do end up making videos where they're virtue signaling
1:14:17
and? They're attacking the Bible or
1:14:19
they're attacking, you know, society back 100 years ago in
1:14:23
America. Whenever there's slavery,
1:14:25
there's some hypocrisy there. And I don't know if you noticed
1:14:28
this dump, but for some reason, many of these people have no
1:14:32
idea that slavery still exists in the world today.
1:14:36
There's literally over 50,000 slaves over in Africa right now
1:14:42
in our modern times as we speak. But nobody says a word about
1:14:45
that. Nobody seems to care about what
1:14:48
actually is going on. Instead, they're using their
1:14:51
agenda so they can slap around the Bible or push out some kind
1:14:55
of nonsense. Or they want to be able to get
1:14:58
some kind of compensation for something that happened when
1:15:01
they weren't even alive. You notice that?
1:15:04
Yeah, right. Yeah, That's part of all the
1:15:05
carnal mind stuff. I mean if you, if you're looking
1:15:07
at the Bible in the car, mine like you said in trying to find
1:15:10
problems with it, well you're going to find it of course
1:15:11
because you have a carnal mindset and you know scripture
1:15:15
says that the carnal mind is amity with God meaning the enemy
1:15:18
of God. So if you're a carnal mind,
1:15:19
you're not going to find, you know you're going to find what
1:15:22
you want to find all the all the problems with with God.
1:15:24
You can find problems with God and and the the Bible is is a
1:15:27
spiritual book. It can't be read as you read any
1:15:29
other book in the library. This is a very special book.
1:15:32
It's God's word and it's spiritual in nature and under
1:15:35
you have to understand it with only with the help of the Holy
1:15:38
Ghost. Otherwise you can never truly
1:15:40
understand it because of so many levels like in our Bible studies
1:15:43
we'll we'll we'll see so many levels of scripture.
1:15:45
One verse can take us in several different directions.
1:15:48
You know is this the a carnival aspect?
1:15:50
Is this the spiritual aspect? Is this something that's
1:15:53
reminding us about what happened in the garden is it carrying us
1:15:56
forward to the end times is is a prophecy for the end times in
1:15:59
the future you know so it's so many levels that's that's why I
1:16:02
enjoy studying God's word so much.
1:16:04
It's it's really if you enjoy like puzzles and stuff, you
1:16:07
would love to to study God's word with spiritual mindset.
1:16:10
You, you, whoever that is, you know, would love to study it.
1:16:14
Stump. I was going to say anytime.
1:16:17
You feel like you got some good stuff you want to talk about.
1:16:20
If you e-mail me or let me know, I can get a live show where we
1:16:24
do get into what you're talking about and some of the lessons
1:16:29
you want to put out there. All you got to do is just let me
1:16:32
know when you'd be ready to do something like that.
1:16:35
Oh, that's very nice of you. Yeah, I'll consider it.
1:16:36
Yeah. There's a I'm sure it's the
1:16:38
controversial ones. I I was doing one where the the
1:16:42
theory was that you know the question was is carnal sex with
1:16:46
God intended for mankind. I think scripture points away
1:16:49
from that. Right.
1:16:50
So that would be something that caused some controversy among
1:16:53
people. I'm sure everybody was up in
1:16:54
arms about it when I did it on the property guy show.
1:16:56
So and believe me, I'm not saying I'm a I'm somebody like a
1:16:59
a guru or nobody. I don't.
1:17:01
I just study God's word and do the best I can to understand it.
1:17:03
And I don't say anybody should believe me, right.
1:17:05
I encourage my brothers and sisters and that are in Christ,
1:17:08
the search what they call Bereans, right.
1:17:11
Go to the Bible yourself and search for yourself and find out
1:17:13
what you think it says. You know, not me, but, you know,
1:17:16
I I enjoy bringing up interesting subjects I think are
1:17:18
interesting and and maybe a little different than the
1:17:20
standard Christian belief that, you know, we were created in
1:17:23
these bodies and this is how we know.
1:17:26
It's just, it's just a little different than how we were
1:17:28
actually creating the garden. And there was actually a tree
1:17:30
called the the Tree of Knowledge and evil, good and evil.
1:17:33
But now it's not around anymore. I mean, come on, you know when
1:17:38
people argue, Well, yeah, it was the actual place.
1:17:40
The Garden of Eden was a a carnal place.
1:17:41
Well, what happened to the tree of the knowledge of good and
1:17:44
evil, the tree of life? Where where where do you find
1:17:46
these kind of trees at nowadays that, I mean it's like obvious
1:17:49
questions to me that that need to be answered as Christians and
1:17:52
not just brush over that stuff when you read it and say, well,
1:17:54
OK, you know, everything's good. Well, what would you say to?
1:17:59
Somebody you may. Throw out about the Angel that's
1:18:02
Garden Eden and all that with the big sword and all that.
1:18:07
I say this right. We we know from Scripture that
1:18:10
the sword is, is a reference to God's word, right?
1:18:13
It's called a sword. It's God's word.
1:18:15
It's called a sword and the flaming sword as well in
1:18:18
scripture. So we see this flaming sword
1:18:20
guarding the the way back to the tree of life and the Garden
1:18:23
Eden, right. So we know that that the tree of
1:18:26
life is, is God. Oh, well, I don't say we know,
1:18:29
but I believe it's it's God in his word, right.
1:18:31
That's the tree of life. And so his word is guarding the
1:18:35
way back to God. So what?
1:18:37
Why does God? Why does Jesus?
1:18:39
You know who is the word of God if we understand that he's the
1:18:43
the Word of God made flesh, right?
1:18:44
The scripture says why would he need help of angels he doesn't
1:18:49
need. He's He's God.
1:18:51
Jesus, God, he's his word. Why would he need the help of
1:18:54
angels? So who are these two angels that
1:18:55
were put out? I mean or on the east side of I,
1:18:58
I completely agree with. Or in the idea that God doesn't
1:19:02
need anybody to do anything for him because he's all powerful.
1:19:06
But there are many instances in the Bible where God uses men to
1:19:11
do his will, or even sends messengers that are angelic.
1:19:15
So how do you, I guess, for you, how do you differentiate between
1:19:21
what might just be a lesson or a teaching over something?
1:19:25
Like, for instance, Sodom, Gomorrah.
1:19:26
He sent messengers into it and there was that big old bad
1:19:30
conversation that happened with all of them before the town went
1:19:33
bye bye. How do you differentiate for
1:19:36
you? Well, only because.
1:19:39
We know that, like I said, that the sword and the flaming sword
1:19:42
is a representative of God's word.
1:19:45
I know when when Jesus comes back and in the Book of
1:19:47
Revelation, right, he's comes back on a on a White Horse with
1:19:49
that sword coming out of his mouth, which is the word of God
1:19:53
and he's going to take care of business.
1:19:55
You know, he don't need 2 angels to stand there helping him.
1:19:57
What are the 2 angels doing? Well, this doesn't say 2 angels,
1:20:00
he said. I think it says Cherubims.
1:20:02
Which is people believe it was a form of angels.
1:20:04
I understand. But it doesn't say 2.
1:20:05
But we somehow we we we we say 2, but it could be more than two
1:20:09
because of the, you know, like it's the plural form of
1:20:12
cherubim. It's cherubim.
1:20:13
So it could be, you know, 100 or whatever.
1:20:15
But we we assume it's two, but where do we get two?
1:20:19
I think it's because they're under the same east side of the
1:20:22
garden that Adam and Eden were put out at.
1:20:24
So I mean this is just logical things that that come to my mind
1:20:26
like why are there cherubims helping the word of God?
1:20:30
I mean standing there guarding the way back to the tree of
1:20:33
life, you know, these are just logic questions I like to ask.
1:20:36
I don't like to just skip over things when I when I read
1:20:38
scripture and I see something that makes me think I don't just
1:20:40
go, well, it's because the Church fathers believe that the
1:20:43
Church fathers could be wrong for 2000 years and they might
1:20:46
not be revealed to them the truth.
1:20:47
So we need to, we need to examine it.
1:20:48
And like I said, I could be wrong, right?
1:20:50
It could be, it could be two cherubims that the God wanted to
1:20:52
put there for whatever reason or could be 10, whatever.
1:20:55
But why? You know, my question is why are
1:20:57
they there if the word of God is there already protecting their
1:20:59
way back And we know that you know, right?
1:21:01
Our Holy Bible that that we read, right.
1:21:04
This is the word of God and we know through this is the power
1:21:07
of salvation. This is the way back.
1:21:10
So the Word of God is the way back.
1:21:11
So where's the Cherubims? I don't know and just think
1:21:15
about it, right? Jesus Christ was hung on a on a
1:21:18
wooden cross, right? They call it a tree.
1:21:20
Scripture calls it a tree hung on a tree.
1:21:23
The word of God is right here on our scripture.
1:21:24
Just think about the comparison, right?
1:21:26
And what is the? What are the pages made out of
1:21:29
flesh of a tree, right. So how do you, how do you
1:21:31
visualize the? The story of Adam and Eve, I
1:21:34
mean, obviously there's I've heard some Christians who say
1:21:39
there's a powerful teaching to be learned there that's not
1:21:42
actually physically literal. And then there's others who
1:21:46
actually believed that there was in fact, a tree and a serpent
1:21:50
and all this. How do you, if you had to make
1:21:53
me visualize it, what how would you do your perspective of it?
1:21:58
Well, I see scriptures that that it's an allegory of what goes on
1:22:01
in the man of mine, right? Because there's a scripture in
1:22:03
James. I think it's 114, I believe is
1:22:07
the scripture 114 and 15 says that every man is tempted when
1:22:11
he's drawn away of his own lust and enticed and when lust has
1:22:15
conceived. It brings forth sin, and sin,
1:22:18
when it's finished, brings forth death.
1:22:21
That's the allegory of Adam and Eve in the garden right there.
1:22:24
Everything's right there. You got the tempter, You got the
1:22:26
serpent who's considered Satan in a tempter, right.
1:22:28
He's a tempter. You got Eve, who's like a the
1:22:31
harlot, the woman, the mind, like the carnal mind is
1:22:34
described as a harlot in scripture.
1:22:35
Whereas Mary would be the the virgin, the faithful woman.
1:22:39
Eve is the unfaithful woman, right, like the carnal mind of
1:22:42
man. Then you got every man right.
1:22:43
Scriptures, every man is tempted when he's drawn away of his own
1:22:46
lust. I think it's the allegory of
1:22:48
what goes on in minds, men, minds.
1:22:50
We know it's ourselves what happens in our minds when we're
1:22:52
tempted and we're drawn away by lust.
1:22:55
You know say for instance you have a a pornography addiction
1:22:57
and you're trying to be a Christian and you struggle with
1:22:59
this. I I could say this because
1:23:00
something that I've struggled with, right.
1:23:03
I'm tempted, right. I'm tempted by my I'm tempted.
1:23:06
Every man is tempted. I'm tempted.
1:23:08
No one's tempted me. I'm I'm tempted to go into this
1:23:10
stuff. I'm drawn away by my own lust
1:23:13
and I'm enticed and I give into it and here and it brings forth
1:23:16
thing. So that's how I see it.
1:23:18
I see that as being a blueprint for what happened at the garden.
1:23:20
The allegory that went on in the garden.
1:23:22
Now, I do believe there was a real Adam and Eve because
1:23:25
Scripture says that Adam was the son of God.
1:23:27
So I do believe that there was really what was going on.
1:23:29
But the garden was where they were at the Tree of Knowledge.
1:23:33
It was just, it was telling us the allegory of what goes on in
1:23:35
every man's mind. And I don't know about you, but
1:23:39
whatever Adam did that that caused the fall of the original
1:23:43
man, I continue that, you know, I have continued that.
1:23:46
I haven't slacked on that. So that's how I see it, yeah,
1:23:50
I've noticed some people where they say.
1:23:53
Oh, why? Why do I have to have sin in my
1:23:56
life? Due to something that some
1:23:58
people did back in ancient times named Adam and Eve.
1:24:01
And I've had to remind them that they've done everything that
1:24:04
Adam and Eve has done wrong. Even if Adam and Eve never
1:24:07
existed, mankind would have repeated the mistake over and
1:24:11
over, just as they do today. So I mean, that's how I view it,
1:24:16
We all. We all seek this knowledge and
1:24:19
we all seek power and we all are tempted to you know, like you
1:24:24
said, to do totally something that disobeys God.
1:24:28
So that's pretty much what the story means to me.
1:24:31
They were given a choice and they they chose something that
1:24:35
would lead to free will and and free will means you can choose
1:24:39
against God and his will, right? Amen.
1:24:43
So as soon as we got the you got the choice of either the tree of
1:24:47
life or the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
1:24:51
That was free will, right? We had a choice.
1:24:52
To make there. And like all of us, we all have
1:24:55
that choice, right? We have that choice.
1:24:57
When we are all enough to understand what's going on, we
1:25:00
have a choice to do something like, say for instance, when
1:25:02
you're young and you steal, you have a choice not to steal or to
1:25:05
steal, and you decide to steal. This is the same choice that
1:25:09
Adam had, but in a different manner.
1:25:10
And Scripture talks about that. You know, the ones that's that
1:25:13
that sin. But not after the similitude of
1:25:15
Adam. What Adam did, the type of sin
1:25:17
he did, we still do it and we still carry through, you know.
1:25:20
And and then we asked, well, who was the serpent in the garden?
1:25:23
Well, you know what the serpent told Eve.
1:25:24
He said the day you eat thereof you will be like God knowing
1:25:29
good and evil, right? He pointed to Eve and said,
1:25:31
well, not pointed, but the attention was to Eve that if you
1:25:34
eat from this tree of knowledge given to evil, you will be like
1:25:36
God. But then later on when we see in
1:25:39
what's called Lucifer, he says, I will be like the Most High
1:25:42
God. So who is Satan?
1:25:44
See the garden? He didn't point to himself to
1:25:46
the serpent and say you eat that and you'll help me become God.
1:25:48
He pointed to Eve or you know her, directed his attention
1:25:52
toward Eden, said you will be like the Most High God knowing
1:25:54
good and evil. But yet later on in as he's
1:25:57
called Lucifer the serpent, Satan the Devil when he's called
1:26:01
Lucifer. And I think it's in the book of
1:26:04
Oh. Isaiah, maybe I don't want to be
1:26:07
wrong about that, but I I forgot.
1:26:08
But anyways, in that book he says I will be like the Most
1:26:12
High, right? So who's Satan?
1:26:16
Who really is Satan in my opinion?
1:26:18
From studying scripture, I believe it's the carnal mind of
1:26:20
man. He's the spirit within man.
1:26:21
He's not an individual being walking around somewhere with a
1:26:24
pitchfork in horns. That's my opinion.
1:26:27
Yeah, it does seem like whenever.
1:26:29
You read in the Bible it it gets to a point where mankind, even
1:26:33
in the very beginning, always finds himself in a position
1:26:37
where they. They want to find themselves
1:26:40
equal with God or higher it. It's like this constant struggle
1:26:45
like that. I'm reminded of that with the
1:26:47
Tower of Babel. Yeah.
1:26:50
Amen. I mean that's.
1:26:51
I think that's when we have a atheist.
1:26:53
I mean you you were considering yourself a atheist.
1:26:57
You know when you reject God, right?
1:26:58
When you have knowledge that there are people are saying,
1:27:00
well there's a God that created things and you reject him.
1:27:04
I've always said you make yourself God right of of of your
1:27:07
universe. You make yourself a God, and
1:27:09
it's just like Satan, you know? You want you want to be God or
1:27:12
your own university. For me, for me, I was.
1:27:15
I was very. Different than the the usual
1:27:19
atheist that you've seen out there.
1:27:21
I I actually was a former Christian.
1:27:24
My problem was, is that I dealt with the the worst thing that
1:27:28
human beings can possibly deal with.
1:27:30
I lost my mother at a young age, and that was too much.
1:27:34
I seen my grandmother die from cancer.
1:27:37
And I was very angry with God, to the point where I decided to
1:27:40
force myself to reject and kind of deluded myself into just
1:27:46
simply not wanting to believe he even exists anymore.
1:27:49
It was just that angry young man who was having a lot of trouble
1:27:53
dealing with that kind of stuff. But as I got older and I started
1:27:58
to heal up after time, I started realizing that I wasn't being
1:28:02
intellectually honest with myself.
1:28:04
That I was allowing my anger to persuade me to basically block
1:28:10
myself off from certain troops. Does that make sense?
1:28:13
Oh, you mean I could see how that that could easily happen?
1:28:16
Yeah, I see. Like, you know, why did God let
1:28:18
this happen? Or, you know, yeah, that's where
1:28:20
I was. It was pretty.
1:28:22
Much Why is there suffering? Why did I have to go through
1:28:25
that? But I all I didn't have like
1:28:27
some chip on my shoulder against Christians.
1:28:30
I was more than willing to have conversations and all that.
1:28:33
And I wanted to find out. I wanted to believe.
1:28:36
I actually wanted to believe that, you know, my loved ones
1:28:40
had some place to go besides into the ground.
1:28:43
But a lot of the atheists aren't like that.
1:28:45
Some of them are just arrogant, and they want that feeling of
1:28:48
being higher or more rational, more logical or better than some
1:28:52
other group who thinks differently than them.
1:28:55
That wasn't my my ball game, though.
1:28:58
Yeah and yeah so those those type I believe make them self
1:29:03
God. And then you know they they say
1:29:04
they they they evolve from beast type animals and they're beasts.
1:29:08
If that's what you are, you're a beast.
1:29:10
I mean, God's God will turn you over to your own desire.
1:29:12
Scripture says, right. If you keep desiring something,
1:29:15
that's what you are, a beast. And when we look at the story,
1:29:18
the story of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel chapter 4, he's turned
1:29:21
into a beast right from all his pride and arrogance.
1:29:23
So, you know, in a spiritual enemy, you'll actually be a
1:29:26
beast will, you know, scratch your suffering around.
1:29:29
But yeah, you get your desire if you want to.
1:29:32
If you want to deny God and and think you came from a beast,
1:29:36
then well, you are a beast. You know, that's the way it is.
1:29:39
But I consider myself a man of God and not a beast.
1:29:41
So that's how I see things. But but, you know, I have issues
1:29:45
sometimes with life, You know, sometimes I'm like, this life is
1:29:47
terrible. I thought, I actually think this
1:29:49
life is miserable and terrible. But I I understand why we're
1:29:52
here. It's not here because of God
1:29:54
wanted us here. It's because of our own lust and
1:29:56
sins and all the rest of that stuff, why we're here in this
1:29:58
mess. But I think God promises and
1:30:01
that's no tears, no pain and whatever else is going to be
1:30:06
good. You know, it's it's going to be
1:30:07
good stuff. It's not, you know, like another
1:30:10
trial coming. Once we're through this life,
1:30:12
this kind of life, God promises real good things.
1:30:15
No more crying, no more pain. And as far as your loved ones
1:30:18
that go, I I believe God, if he says no, no, no crying and pain,
1:30:21
then something's going to be taken care of with your loved
1:30:23
ones that you might even fear might not be saved.
1:30:25
You know, something's going to be taken care of.
1:30:28
Like I said, the hope is like when you hear about Noah, we'll
1:30:31
bring his his wife and his three sons and their wives along on
1:30:35
the ark, even though none of them were righteous scriptures
1:30:38
saying they were righteous or saved, but it was Noah who
1:30:42
brought them along. God let them bring.
1:30:44
Them along because of him, right, What he did.
1:30:46
So there's hope for your family members?
1:30:49
Yeah, one of the things that. Started bringing me back around
1:30:53
though is I I started thinking about some weird stuff.
1:30:58
I'll give you an example if I'm not created by God and I got
1:31:03
here naturally. Why do I even have the ability
1:31:07
to mourn? Why do I even have the ability
1:31:10
to have grief? If I come from some kind of
1:31:13
monkey or some kind of amphibian?
1:31:15
Why do I have the capacity to to find myself in tears and mourn
1:31:22
the world whenever I see loss and suffering in the 1st place?
1:31:25
Where did this ability come from?
1:31:28
You know. Amen.
1:31:29
These are the type of questions I started asking.
1:31:32
Myself and I don't think a lot of unfortunately I see a lot of
1:31:35
this newer generation of atheists where they don't
1:31:38
reflect on themselves. There's just there's so many
1:31:42
things about ourselves, our body and the way our brain and mind
1:31:46
works where I mean, you have to be shallow if you don't think,
1:31:51
why do I even feel in the first place?
1:31:55
Why is this? Why is it that I identify or
1:31:58
relate or sympathize unless something was programmed into me
1:32:03
to give me that ability. You see that's where that's
1:32:06
where I started going and and people didn't know what to do it
1:32:10
after that, I'm sure. And yeah those are non those are
1:32:15
non physical things that can't be measured by science, right?
1:32:18
How do you measure grief or compassion or anything like
1:32:22
that? That's it's a spiritual.
1:32:23
It's just actually a spiritual. It has to be something
1:32:25
spiritual. But yet they did not deny the
1:32:27
spiritual aspect of life. They only see the carnal
1:32:30
everything carnal, you know, everything that can be measured
1:32:32
by science or I guess observe, touch, whatever.
1:32:35
But they don't consider them things that are not.
1:32:37
They're obviously here. We obviously experience them,
1:32:39
but So what are they? Is it something that's
1:32:42
supernatural or or spiritual? Right.
1:32:44
But they deny that there's such a thing.
1:32:45
I think most of them are humanists.
1:32:47
Would you say that most atheists are humanists?
1:32:50
Well, I there. There.
1:32:51
Are a lot of them that claim? That they claim they were
1:32:54
humanists and all that, but I was basically, how would I refer
1:32:59
to myself? I guess I had kind of dug myself
1:33:03
into nihilism for a little while there where I I tried to say
1:33:07
there's no meaning or purpose and all this and yadda yadda
1:33:10
yadda. But then the more I looked at
1:33:12
myself, I remember talking to this Christian one day and he
1:33:15
said to me, he goes, do you believe that your mind and your
1:33:18
brain have a purpose? And I said, of course I require
1:33:21
it in order to think. And he says, so there is
1:33:23
purpose. And I said, well, not in the
1:33:26
sense that you're and I try to arguing with him, but he was
1:33:29
getting through to me some of the stuff that he was pointing
1:33:32
out. I was like, that is true.
1:33:34
There's a lot of the way all these components and things come
1:33:37
together. There's got to be a reason for
1:33:39
it. And when you think about what
1:33:42
they're talking about, 4 billion years of evolution and changing,
1:33:46
but there's no explanation or any variable in our environment
1:33:50
that would make us be like we are.
1:33:53
I'll give you an example. Even the evil stuff that you
1:33:56
mentioned that people do. Even the evil stuff that you
1:33:59
tried to fight yourself and struggle away from, such as like
1:34:03
temptation. Well, animals, most of the
1:34:06
animals and creation, they don't have this temptation where they
1:34:10
want to go out and look at strippers and hookers or get on
1:34:13
the Internet and look at nasty stuff or build a nuke.
1:34:16
What the Where the hell do we get these ideas?
1:34:18
From where? Where do we even get the idea
1:34:21
that we got to go out and do something, especially if we're
1:34:24
already in a relationship? I mean, there's something going
1:34:27
on. It feels as though there's two
1:34:29
forces, one of good. And another one that drags you
1:34:33
away from trying to take in the bad way.
1:34:37
And you got to question that. And I don't think a lot of
1:34:39
people reflect. That's a good point.
1:34:42
I never thought of it in that manner.
1:34:43
It's a good point which you just brought up there.
1:34:45
Where does it? Where does it all come from and
1:34:47
why are we doing stuff like that where the animals don't?
1:34:49
You know, there's something more to us, obviously, than an
1:34:52
animal. There's something more to us
1:34:54
that had to be in us through some type of spiritual way then
1:34:59
that's an animal that are not made the same way for in
1:35:01
scripture, right? They're made, they're not made
1:35:03
with the emotions and stuff that we have.
1:35:05
I mean, I know they say that some of these can experience
1:35:08
different emotions. I get it, you know, but not in
1:35:10
the way we do, not in the way that we understand things.
1:35:12
Like I said, why do we go looking for evil things, you
1:35:15
know, beyond what we need to clothe and feed ourselves and
1:35:18
stuff? Why do we go beyond that?
1:35:20
That's a good point. I never considered.
1:35:23
You know, I don't really enjoy arguing with atheists.
1:35:26
You know, I actually feel sorry for them nowadays because if you
1:35:28
look at them brought up nowadays, they have very little
1:35:31
exposure to to the truth of of God, unless their parents or
1:35:37
somebody in their family will expose it to them.
1:35:39
But otherwise, and you're not going to hear it.
1:35:40
When I was growing up, you would hear about the at least at
1:35:43
Christmas time, you would see the Charlie Brown special about
1:35:45
the birth of Jesus. You would have plays at your
1:35:48
school about, you know, Bethlehem, the three wise men
1:35:51
coming was birthday you. You had an idea that there was
1:35:54
something more behind this kind of world.
1:35:56
They're taking it all away from kids and they're replacing it
1:35:58
with the alphabet groups and stuff and believing in their
1:36:01
their flags and allegiance to them.
1:36:04
So these kids are really brainwashed nowadays and I
1:36:07
actually feel sorry for them when I I see them in their like
1:36:10
college age or something. They're just totally lost to the
1:36:12
truth because they've been brainwashed all your life.
1:36:15
I myself, I because. I was in the atheist camp for as
1:36:19
long as I was. And I had become very popular as
1:36:23
a non believer. I got to hang out with a lot of
1:36:26
non believers and I don't know how to put this.
1:36:30
I I know from a Christian perspective or somebody who's
1:36:33
been Christian for a long time. They they sympathize and they
1:36:37
want to save that person's soul. But I there's so many times I
1:36:41
got to tell you where, like I'd be going to.
1:36:43
There used to be a lot of public chat rooms where you could go in
1:36:46
and talk to religious people and people would follow me in and
1:36:50
then they'd message me where the Christian couldn't see it.
1:36:53
And they say attack them, attack them.
1:36:55
And I said, why? I just want to have a
1:36:57
conversation now. Get them.
1:36:59
You're really good with the Bible.
1:37:00
Tear them up. Throw this up at them, throw
1:37:02
this. And I'm like, I'm going to have
1:37:04
a conversation and if they treat me nice, they get nice back.
1:37:09
I'm not. I'm not here to make somebody
1:37:11
feel like crap or embarrass people.
1:37:14
And I just could tell there was some kind of like it started to
1:37:18
make me realize there's some kind of darkness.
1:37:21
This isn't about rationality and logic.
1:37:23
Some of them have a chip on their shoulder and they want to
1:37:26
humiliate someone who believes in God.
1:37:29
So I got a different perspective.
1:37:32
I don't. I don't always feel like they're
1:37:34
coming at me in purity, if that makes sense.
1:37:39
Yeah, I get it. Yeah, I mean we just had a thing
1:37:41
and only, you know, I'm part of Prover's Ministries over there.
1:37:45
We do it our little everybody get their little part.
1:37:46
We play in that and we just had a little bit, I don't know if
1:37:49
you want to call it a controversy or whatever, where
1:37:51
the atheists that were mockers and you probably know who they
1:37:54
are. I'm not going to mention their
1:37:55
names. But the ones that were mockers
1:37:57
and you know, looking just to attack and and discredit us or
1:38:01
whatever Christian viewpoint, we're like demanding to be on
1:38:04
the show. You know, like you, you got to
1:38:06
let us on. It's only, you know, we don't
1:38:08
have to do anything, right. Our show, it's a Christian show.
1:38:10
If we wanted to do Bible study, we don't have to have you in
1:38:12
here mocking us. So it was a little back and
1:38:14
forth with that and then we had to split with other Christians
1:38:16
that said no, you got to just give in to them allow you know.
1:38:19
So I understand and and my point was that was I was trying to
1:38:23
show in their own words on their videos how they're here just to
1:38:28
mock. They're looking at the shows
1:38:29
just to bring things out there. You may say something and
1:38:31
they'll bring it out that you think is wrong for you to say
1:38:35
so. They're not there to learn,
1:38:35
right? If you're there to learn as
1:38:36
atheist or or even be honest and and be open not even to learn, I
1:38:41
don't mind talking with you. But if you're just there to mock
1:38:43
and attack, you know what? What's the point?
1:38:47
Why would you want to be on a show?
1:38:48
Go on your own. Show and do that and and make
1:38:50
fun out of Christians. Whatever.
1:38:53
See when I when. I even originally.
1:38:55
Referred to myself as an atheist.
1:38:58
It wasn't just because of the the whole sorrow and the grief
1:39:02
and all that, but I also. I got this weird idea because
1:39:05
back then they had people like they had these intellectual
1:39:09
debates and discussions between theists and non believers.
1:39:13
And I thought that at the time that non believers were actually
1:39:17
truthfully trying to have an intellectual discussion.
1:39:20
But then when you start hanging out with the majority of them
1:39:23
and you start realizing they're just mean ass people who just
1:39:27
don't like church and they want to make people feel like
1:39:29
assholes, I was like. Wow, Where where is this coming
1:39:33
from? What?
1:39:34
Where is all this gruesomeness? It's one thing if somebody's
1:39:38
giving you a bunch of trash and then you go on the attack mode,
1:39:42
but you don't just like plot before you even go into a room
1:39:46
and meet someone that you're just going to get them because
1:39:49
they wear a certain label. So that really started making me
1:39:52
question. Am I in the right group?
1:39:55
Am I with the right people? Are these really the rational,
1:39:58
logical people who want to make the world better?
1:40:01
Or are they just another group of ass heads who want to look
1:40:04
superior over another group? And you see it.
1:40:07
It's like a. You know, it's it's like a form.
1:40:09
Of racism. Just that they're they hate
1:40:11
Christians and they hate the idea of God.
1:40:13
So they'll attack and whenever they get a chance, they'll mock.
1:40:17
So what's the point? I mean like for instance, I
1:40:19
don't go out seeking atheist shows and want to go in there
1:40:22
and mock them or attack them. The main thing I might want to
1:40:24
say gospel to them, that'd be the most I want to do, right?
1:40:28
I don't want to go there and say you're crazy, you're you're
1:40:30
silly if you believe you came from a monkey.
1:40:32
I mean that's that's their belief, but that's what it is.
1:40:34
But when you seek out Christian shows that you want to come on
1:40:38
and do these things, you have issues, you have real issues.
1:40:41
It's it's akin to me of being a racist.
1:40:44
You just you just hate Christians in that manner.
1:40:46
It's just a different type of hatred, a different type of
1:40:48
carnal, fleshly thing. That's all it is.
1:40:51
So I have no interest in that with with the atheist.
1:40:53
I don't need to go back and forth.
1:40:54
You know, maybe someone Ken Hovind likes to go back and
1:40:57
forth and they mock each other and this and that.
1:41:00
That's not for me, right? It's not what I want to do.
1:41:02
I don't think God calls to do that.
1:41:03
He calls to declare the gospel gospel to the world.
1:41:05
If they reject it, then we just go on to the next guy named
1:41:08
declare tone. That's all.
1:41:11
See, that's one thing I've had to work on for.
1:41:13
Years because after getting out I had a bad taste in my mouth.
1:41:17
But non believers, I even had other Christians.
1:41:20
Tell me Brett, you're a little rough from those non believers,
1:41:23
'cause I was talking to this one guy and he goes, he says.
1:41:26
So Brett, now that you're a believer, you believe in talking
1:41:29
animals and I said don't you believe you're an animal, you
1:41:32
talk. So what's the problem?
1:41:34
You know, you believed you evolved from hell.
1:41:36
As far as you know, you probably evolved from snake as well.
1:41:39
You probably part of the whole serpent thing, right?
1:41:42
And boy, that would set people on fire, but they attacked
1:41:46
first, you know. But I got to work on that.
1:41:49
I got to learn how to be more patient and loving and all that.
1:41:53
You seem like you got a lot of joy in you sometimes.
1:41:55
I I let my inner man get out. You know what I mean?
1:41:59
Yeah, well, well, it's all a process, right?
1:42:01
Sanctification. Is a process It's not like you
1:42:03
you you say I believe now and I'm I'm now I'm all everything's
1:42:06
complete you know. No it's a it's a process you
1:42:07
learn you know scripture calls us to turn the other cheek you
1:42:10
know to love our enemy as well. It's that's not an easy thing to
1:42:13
do right. When people are mocking and and
1:42:16
and attacking you and accusing you of things it's not easy to
1:42:20
to love you but that's what God commands us to do so we have to
1:42:24
try to do it And it's not for just because he said it, right.
1:42:26
He actually said Scripture says that.
1:42:28
While we were yet sinners in God's enemy, right He died for
1:42:31
us. So he he was a friend of us when
1:42:33
he died for us on the cross and and so he's commanded us to be
1:42:37
the same way and and die. For I absolutely agree with you
1:42:42
and I'm. Sure.
1:42:42
I probably don't have to remind you of this, but it also does
1:42:46
say that if you come apart and some people and they're not
1:42:50
taking you in or absorbing what you're saying, you basically you
1:42:54
dust your sandals and walk together, right?
1:42:57
Hey man. Some.
1:42:59
Christians, they They forget about that, and they.
1:43:01
Continue to let themselves get beaten on over and over and over
1:43:04
again. And there ain't no need for
1:43:06
that. We got somebody called Bee here.
1:43:09
Hello, Bee. How are you doing?
1:43:11
Hey, Brad. Hey.
1:43:12
Stomping the earth. Hey.
1:43:13
I've I've talked to you before, Brad.
1:43:15
It's just been a. While I'm just playing, I'm just
1:43:17
playing some fighting games. You are What kind of stuff?
1:43:21
Mortal Kombat. Or something.
1:43:23
No, I'm a Smash Bros guy. Oh, I hear you, Nintendo.
1:43:28
All the way, right? Nah, that's the only instead of
1:43:30
game I play. So have you been listening in
1:43:35
while playing your video? Game You got any views on the
1:43:37
conversation? No, I just.
1:43:39
I just hopped in because I hopped on YouTube.
1:43:42
All right. Since you guys are gamers give
1:43:43
me give me this for like. For my for Christmas I'll get my
1:43:46
9 year old a a a handheld game. What's the best game to get
1:43:49
that's not real expensive? Does everything like a like a
1:43:52
handheld console or a? Yeah, like something they could
1:43:55
play that's almost like a handout.
1:43:56
Console the switch light, I think.
1:44:00
It's a switch. It's like a switch there's.
1:44:02
Like a switch light, and it's one you can't take.
1:44:04
The sides off, I don't think it's super duper expensive.
1:44:10
It's almost, yeah, for consoles, for.
1:44:11
Sure. Is that light though?
1:44:13
Would probably. Be the.
1:44:15
Nintendo would. Probably be the best go way to
1:44:17
go as B was talking about because.
1:44:19
They make more kid like games. If you were to get your kid like
1:44:23
a theme deck or something or one of these.
1:44:25
Plus theme decks are expensive dude.
1:44:28
Oh yeah. A lot of violent games.
1:44:30
Like Grand Theft Auto and the other stuff.
1:44:32
So Nintendo's the way to go. Oh yeah, You ever play?
1:44:37
You ever play? Grand Theft Auto but.
1:44:39
Oh yeah, I played it all I. Played it from Vice City to San
1:44:44
Andreas and all that stuff and. Nowadays, I'm more into open
1:44:48
sandbox RPG games like Bethesda. I just can't live without all
1:44:53
those bugs in my life. You've been playing Starfield,
1:44:56
right? Haven't you?
1:44:58
Oh yeah, I broadcast some of it. Is it worth getting?
1:45:01
I haven't looked at it yet. It's it's worth waiting until
1:45:04
it's 20. Dollars maybe.
1:45:06
And then go for it. Ain't that truth.
1:45:11
Yeah. Let me turn down.
1:45:12
This so I'll I'll just put it to you this way BI ended.
1:45:15
Up doing a big old review on it, and I'll tell you this, Todd
1:45:19
Howard lied. There's a It seems like it lacks
1:45:23
a lot of things. Moral Wind and oblivion had more
1:45:26
going on for it than this game. Really, really, really
1:45:29
downgraded it. That's tragic.
1:45:32
Because I was I I. Wanted it to be good, Like I
1:45:36
wanted it to be good, so bad. Oh, I've been waiting two years
1:45:40
for that. Game I wanted it with all my
1:45:42
heart. It broke my heart whenever I
1:45:44
started playing out like and there's.
1:45:47
Some good stuff to it. But when you played Bethesda
1:45:51
games like Skyrim, as long as I haven't Fallout 4, it's like,
1:45:55
where's all the cool stuff? What happened to my UI?
1:45:58
Why is everything so? It's just a lot of dialogue and
1:46:03
the fighting. I mean, my goodness, it just
1:46:06
there's nothing there. You'll you'll see if you try it
1:46:09
out, Play it on the cloud. Cost you 9 bucks.
1:46:12
You can play every game in the world and try that one out too.
1:46:14
And you'll see what I'm talking about, huh?
1:46:16
Maybe I will. I.
1:46:18
Don't know. The only way I've been playing
1:46:19
Skyrim the past couple months, I've been doing it.
1:46:22
I get my character to the Max level and, you know, get all the
1:46:24
perks and whatnot and then just start over.
1:46:28
Yeah, I have a problem with liking the start.
1:46:30
Over and do a different build and all that.
1:46:33
I'm like, my goodness, the problem is your cali's just a
1:46:36
brick for a. While I hope I'm not putting you
1:46:40
to sleep over there, Stump. I notice if I talk about World
1:46:43
of Warcraft with people, they instantly go to sleep.
1:46:45
I don't know, I'm just, I'm just not a gamer.
1:46:47
It's OK. You guys talk about how long?
1:46:49
Isn't that the the system that you had to get a better system
1:46:51
for Brett or something? You're, you're telling me on A1
1:46:53
show or you played it on A, Yeah, what you said well
1:46:57
something. About that you were having
1:46:58
trouble one of the systems weren't you playing that game.
1:47:00
Let's say what you talked about. Oh, on the system I was able to
1:47:04
play. Fallout 4 and Skyrim on my
1:47:07
computer, and I prefer playing games on my computer, especially
1:47:10
when it comes to mods, but I yeah, whenever it comes.
1:47:15
To * field, that's. Something.
1:47:17
You have to have a really serious, serious computer.
1:47:22
You know, why don't you? It's not because the game is
1:47:25
actually new generation, like they claim, It's just because
1:47:28
it's not optimized. Yeah.
1:47:30
Oh Dang, I'm. Shocked, I made that back I.
1:47:40
Really like the way you got your background?
1:47:42
Set up. I like the set up you got going
1:47:44
on there, Mr. Stump. That's pretty cool and I like
1:47:47
your lights you got going on. That's pretty cool.
1:47:49
It's just that thing from here. I'm going to go ahead and put
1:47:54
Mr. Stump up on the big. Screen.
1:47:56
So he's got the planet behind him.
1:47:59
He looks like he's ready for some * field over there with the
1:48:02
Earth behind. I'll duck out.
1:48:03
Let's see. Is he dropping in?
1:48:04
Yeah, I'll. Duck out for a minute.
1:48:07
You're ducking out. Well, I mean, I'll duck out the
1:48:09
pictures. You can see the moon, I mean.
1:48:11
Just the Earth by the moment. Earth, Yeah.
1:48:18
I haven't been a gamer. I used to play a long time ago,
1:48:20
but. That was back when, when who was
1:48:22
this? I wasn't naming them guys just
1:48:25
to be popular on. Like, oh, Sonic the Hedgehog
1:48:29
that I was. Like, what, the 80s or 90s?
1:48:31
I don't know what that was. Think So?
1:48:33
Yeah, that's the last time I played video.
1:48:35
Games. It's been a long time.
1:48:37
Yeah, yeah, if y'all need me to turn.
1:48:39
If y'all can hear my. Game audio, Just tell me and
1:48:42
I'll turn it down. Well, I think it's picking it
1:48:45
up. I I don't hear the.
1:48:46
Game at all. But there is kind of a there's
1:48:49
some like clicking noises and all that.
1:48:52
Oh, that's just my controller. It should be slamming my.
1:48:54
Sticks. So Brett, you had a video game
1:48:59
you played on your one. Of your streams was that which
1:49:02
one was that you were showing? That was the last thing I.
1:49:06
Broadcasted was starfield and. I played probably about four
1:49:10
hours of that. I broke it up in the spots and
1:49:12
put it up on my channel and I liked a little bit of it, but
1:49:18
there was just so much that I noticed it was not in the game
1:49:21
and as kind of a drag. Was that the one where you were
1:49:26
in different rooms and stuff with a?
1:49:28
Person I saw a bit of it, yeah. How do I explain this when
1:49:34
you're? Playing a game like Skyrim or
1:49:35
Fallout. You're given goals that make you
1:49:38
feel like you're important, like you're doing something big.
1:49:41
One of the first quest you run into on the Starfield game is
1:49:45
this girl ask you if you can go get her coffee because she's
1:49:48
tired and I'm like, are you serious?
1:49:51
This is my game. You're telling me to go get
1:49:54
coffee, you know, and and stuff like that.
1:49:57
What? What is that all about?
1:49:59
Instead of being a world dominating wizard, you're an
1:50:01
errand boy. Yeah, yeah, you're being.
1:50:04
Asked most of the quest. They they they claim that it's
1:50:08
like the biggest city a game has ever made and all's they're
1:50:11
asking you to do is go get me some ingredients for this or go
1:50:16
get me. I'm like, where's the part where
1:50:18
I like become the Dragonborn and just start like going crazy.
1:50:22
What what what is this? Getting coffee.
1:50:24
What am IA secretary now? Maybe you get promoted from
1:50:30
secretary. To.
1:50:30
Admiral, you never know. So what was that game based?
1:50:34
In was it in? In Under Earth or was.
1:50:37
I thought it was like a space game or something like that.
1:50:39
OK, so it's a space game. Basically the.
1:50:41
Story goes like this. At some point in time,
1:50:44
scientists were trying to create the ability for us to go out in
1:50:47
space. While doing so, they created an
1:50:50
unstable technology that destroys the atmosphere of Earth
1:50:54
and people are forced to colonize the universe.
1:50:58
It's your job eventually, after getting coffee for people and
1:51:01
ingredients, to go out in the space and try to help out the
1:51:05
colonies and become a part of like a space military.
1:51:09
It sounds neat on the surface until you find yourself going
1:51:13
and getting people's coffee right?
1:51:16
Right. Exactly.
1:51:18
Well, I used to. I used to enjoy playing.
1:51:19
What was it? Was it called Tomb Raider with
1:51:22
Laura Croft, I think? That was the name of it.
1:51:24
You guys remember that came from the 80s?
1:51:28
Oh, they said it all they still got.
1:51:30
Different versions of it nowadays.
1:51:31
It's called Tomb Raider with Laura Croft.
1:51:34
Yeah, that was the game. I used to actually enjoy it
1:51:36
because it was like. You know, doing tasks and
1:51:39
exploring different parts of the world.
1:51:41
I thought that was pretty cool. This type of thing I enjoy.
1:51:43
No, I don't think I have a choice.
1:51:44
Space games myself if I played them.
1:51:45
I'm not into sci-fi like that. It's not just it's it's not
1:51:50
about. Just going out into the void of
1:51:52
space, you you visit worlds all over solar systems.
1:51:56
You actually can go down on the planet and then you'll see
1:52:00
different creatures. You can mine, you can pick
1:52:03
flowers and create things and all that that.
1:52:06
That's the idea that you actually get to explore and do
1:52:09
things like that. But unfortunately, some of the
1:52:12
things they tell you to do in the game are stale.
1:52:16
And kind of repetitive, that's the problem.
1:52:20
Sort of like a Star Trek type thing, right?
1:52:21
Like Star Trek going? Out into the universe, Yeah,
1:52:25
Yeah, you build your own ship the way you.
1:52:27
Want to They even got religions in the game.
1:52:30
They've got the religion that believes in God, and they even
1:52:33
have an atheist religion called the Enlightened, and the
1:52:37
Christians are called the universalist or something like
1:52:40
that. Kind of a kind of realistic
1:52:43
where you got these groups out nowadays in real life who they
1:52:47
kind of believe in. There's truth everywhere out
1:52:50
there kind of thing. But Christians unfortunately are
1:52:53
part of that group and all that. It's like all the religions in
1:52:57
the world came together and became the universalist thing.
1:53:01
It's weird. Yeah, it's it.
1:53:05
It sounds like it's really. In depth, you know, that's the
1:53:09
kind of stuff they advertise. But when you actually get into
1:53:12
the game, it's like, that could have been a lot more false
1:53:17
advertisement. So what was the claim?
1:53:19
It was supposed to be the biggest.
1:53:20
What now the? Biggest.
1:53:21
Place you could go different places without boundaries.
1:53:25
Is that what it's supposed to be?
1:53:26
Yeah, that was the idea. That's what they told.
1:53:28
Us. That we would have unparalleled
1:53:31
no limitations. You go where you want.
1:53:34
But it didn't turn out to be that way.
1:53:36
Because apparently if you go out into the dark void of space, a
1:53:39
lot of planets are dead. Sometimes you'll go to, you
1:53:43
could go to 100 planets and it doesn't have nothing on it.
1:53:47
So, I mean, you could imagine that after a while that at first
1:53:51
it'd be like, wow, I landed on a new planet and there's all
1:53:54
these, like, rocks and neat stuff that yadda yadda yadda.
1:53:57
But then you're like, OK, so where's everything at now?
1:54:05
It would have to almost be like a real time creation because.
1:54:07
How would you have that? I mean, I don't even see how it
1:54:09
could be possible. It definitely it definitely.
1:54:13
Reminded me of something I've talked about with non believers
1:54:16
called the Fermi Paradox. Have you ever heard of that?
1:54:19
No. Well, the Fermi.
1:54:22
Paradox is basically. This if everything came into
1:54:26
existence naturally and there's no God.
1:54:30
And everything comes into existence through abiogenesis
1:54:34
and evolution. Then why is the universe in our
1:54:37
real, in reality, so lonely? Why aren't we seeing more, you
1:54:42
know, sentient beings in other worlds?
1:54:45
They, they claim, scientists claim there's over a billion
1:54:48
planets, yet we ain't got a telephone call from anything or
1:54:52
anybody. Why, that's the Fermi Paradox.
1:54:57
Yeah. Is that Enrico Fermi or?
1:54:59
Is that some other Fermi? That's just.
1:55:02
That's pretty much what it's called.
1:55:03
It's. Basically an argument against If
1:55:06
evolution is true, then why aren't we seeing creatures
1:55:10
evolving on other planets? I mean, we literally can't you.
1:55:13
We've got telescopes where we can literally, you know, see a
1:55:16
pimple on Roseanne Barr's bottom.
1:55:19
But we can't even see we can't see a fish or even a bug or in
1:55:23
any of these other planets. Why?
1:55:25
Where are they? Right.
1:55:27
You would think there's something else but.
1:55:29
Produce the exact Well, it just shows how exact this world is,
1:55:33
right? It has to be exactly the same,
1:55:35
the right distance from the sun, not too close to the moon,
1:55:38
because we have tides and other things and you have to have
1:55:40
water on it and you have to have a rain cycle.
1:55:43
So I mean, there's so many things that have to be all in
1:55:46
conjunction. It would be too many
1:55:47
coincidences that have to be happening to them.
1:55:51
That's why, that's why the fine tuning.
1:55:53
Argument is so effective whenever debating naturalist or
1:55:58
non believers, because they're it's basically they're saying
1:56:02
that if gravity were just off by a a decimeter, this entire
1:56:08
universe wouldn't work. It just it wouldn't function.
1:56:10
Everything has to be set. Everything has to have some
1:56:14
function or purpose to it or it wouldn't.
1:56:16
It wouldn't work. So you're right, fine tuning
1:56:19
arguments, a great argument and complexity.
1:56:23
There's so much common sense. I don't.
1:56:24
Know how you deny common sense. I mean all these different
1:56:29
systems you see in the world and nobody created the systems but
1:56:32
yet they use computers that have operating system.
1:56:35
I'm playing a video game right now that's has systems right,
1:56:38
that has to control things and what do you call this?
1:56:41
I think our friend? Rex would say of Grayson say
1:56:45
that there's a simulation. I mean, you can at least
1:56:47
understand that there's something going on, somebody's
1:56:49
in control of it. It's not just random chances of
1:56:54
nature. Yeah, if I don't know if you
1:56:58
ever. Looked into this, but even
1:57:00
though we can't see it with the naked eye, they say that we have
1:57:03
a shielding around the earth. And because of the way the sun
1:57:07
is and the moon and the way they're positioned, they
1:57:10
actually protect our Earth and keep our oceans going the way
1:57:13
they are. If our moon were to disappear,
1:57:16
that would be a cataclysm. And 1/2 for us.
1:57:20
So you're right, it's absolutely fine-tuned.
1:57:22
If anything was off just a little bit.
1:57:25
According to even the atheist Stephen Hawking who died, we are
1:57:30
not. We are like a mathematical
1:57:32
impossibility to me. By definition.
1:57:34
That's a miracle. I see my buddy John's here.
1:57:38
What you up to there, gang? Hey, what's happening, Brett?
1:57:41
How's your night going? I'm just chilling.
1:57:43
I've been checking you out on Rumble.
1:57:45
You've been really getting on to that thing.
1:57:47
I've been noticing more and more people from YouTube are going
1:57:51
over there, especially Pat Kendell.
1:57:53
So hopefully we get some bigger people over there that'll start
1:57:57
filling up because. I got to be honest with you.
1:57:59
Every time I upload a video to YouTube, I'm wondering if I'm
1:58:03
broke, breaking some kind of taboo or or am I breaking the
1:58:06
law of culture or something. Am I going to be Garn today?
1:58:10
That's that's the attitude. You don't really feel
1:58:13
unfeathered, like your creativity can really come out.
1:58:17
Yeah, I always feel the pressure to.
1:58:19
Censor myself and to, you know, hold things back on YouTube.
1:58:24
You know, did I say, you know, like you just said, like did I
1:58:26
say something wrong? Was it, you know, inappropriate
1:58:29
or something might hurt someone's feelings, someone's
1:58:31
triggered, you know, and rumble you.
1:58:34
Can you, you get some slime once in a while, but for the most
1:58:38
part you don't. You know, it's people leave you
1:58:41
alone and you don't have to worry about, at least you don't
1:58:43
have to worry about the corporation itself, right?
1:58:46
I mean the people is one thing, but the the the platform allows
1:58:49
you to express yourself so. So how's everything?
1:58:53
How's your radio? How's the website doing, Brad?
1:58:55
How's everything? Well, I was going to add a
1:58:58
little bit more to what you. Were saying too.
1:59:00
I noticed something today. Check this out Mr. Stump and
1:59:03
John I noticed something today. I I think a lot of Youtubers
1:59:07
make the mistake of even though there's a terms of service and
1:59:11
community guidelines and they got all these vague ass rules so
1:59:15
they can trump up some charges on you to get rid of you.
1:59:18
I think it confuses a lot of us, right?
1:59:22
We see these big videos that have millions of views on them.
1:59:25
Like, I watched the video today. Somebody told me you ought to
1:59:28
watch this. I had no idea what I was looking
1:59:31
at. And there was a video where a
1:59:32
guy literally walks up the people out in public and
1:59:36
squeezes this thing in his pocket that makes it sound like
1:59:39
he just diarrheated in his underwear.
1:59:41
He goes out in public, walks up the people and just farts right
1:59:45
there in front of everybody and all that laughs about it and
1:59:49
then walks off. And they.
1:59:51
And YouTube thinks that's great. They recommend it.
1:59:54
They feature 1,000,000 views. But if you say something
1:59:58
politically off, suddenly you're a danger.
2:00:01
But it's OK to walk up on people and fart right in their face.
2:00:04
So what do you think about that, John?
2:00:08
Yeah. It's, it's goofy.
2:00:10
I mean it's. Just, you know, YouTube needs
2:00:15
priorities. Well, I mean.
2:00:18
Let's be honest, they have their priorities and and they have
2:00:21
their agenda and they and they basically make it clear that
2:00:24
they don't want conservative conservatives on their platform.
2:00:28
They don't want Christians on their platform.
2:00:31
They don't want religious on their platform.
2:00:34
That's that's their agenda. And the rules change everyday.
2:00:38
It's you know what makes it even even more confusing, Brett?
2:00:41
Is you could say things. One day and then the next day
2:00:46
it's it's changed like today. Now you know YouTube is allowing
2:00:50
of what? What they didn't allow for the
2:00:52
past two years was you couldn't say anything about the election.
2:00:56
Now they're saying you could talk about the election.
2:00:59
So which is it? One day you can, one day you
2:01:01
can't. I mean it's just it's really
2:01:04
stupid. It really is.
2:01:06
I mean, Hillary can go around. Still to this day claiming that
2:01:10
the Russians helped Donald Trump steal her election.
2:01:13
But you can't say for the other side.
2:01:16
So which is it? We have the most, the most
2:01:18
honest elections in the world that we don't.
2:01:21
It's it's you can't have it both ways.
2:01:24
Right. So you two really has to make up
2:01:26
their mind. See Mr. Stump, One of the big
2:01:29
things. That really kills me and John
2:01:31
are and all this is. You could be doing just fine.
2:01:35
You could go on for two years making every bit of content you
2:01:38
want, every genre talk about whatever you want.
2:01:41
But three years down the line you might be doing really well.
2:01:45
And then suddenly culture changes and things become
2:01:48
offensive that weren't once offensive.
2:01:51
And they go back to your older videos where everything was fine
2:01:54
and cake you for something you might have done three years ago
2:01:57
or said. It's a it's a damn.
2:02:00
I I swear it's like another layer of hell.
2:02:02
You know what I mean? Amen.
2:02:04
Yeah, well, you know, this is the.
2:02:06
The new platform for expressing views is the Internet and what
2:02:11
what happened in 2020 and all that.
2:02:12
You're almost forced to be out here if you want to have
2:02:14
discussions about different viewpoints and this is
2:02:16
censorship. I understand it's private
2:02:18
companies I get all that. But it it's still a place where
2:02:21
people go to express their their viewpoints and and so you have
2:02:23
censorship might not be against the law but.
2:02:27
For your right to free speech. But it's still censorship and
2:02:30
they censor certain things. Like you said you could lose
2:02:32
your channel over something you posted five years ago that was
2:02:34
absolutely perfect but then they have you see some people you
2:02:38
can't talk about the the the the virus that went around, you know
2:02:44
and and other people can talk about it freely.
2:02:46
They don't get censored. I mean so what's going on?
2:02:49
What's happening? Something.
2:02:51
Something's happening, some agenda, then there isn't there?
2:02:53
Laws passed somewhere in Europe or somewhere?
2:02:55
About what they don't can and can do and who they have to,
2:02:58
they have to take down. If they say take it down.
2:03:00
If the government of that country says take it down,
2:03:02
there's something going on. I can't remember what it was
2:03:03
somewhere in oh there's there's tons of countries like that.
2:03:07
I mean Canada. I mean Canada.
2:03:08
If you misgender someone, you can.
2:03:10
You can get fined. the United Kingdom you can be put in prison
2:03:14
for for using the wrong pronoun. Germany.
2:03:17
You can go to prison for using the wrong image, you know, You
2:03:21
know, there's tons of stuff like that, you know?
2:03:23
France, if you offend Muslims, you can, you know, go to prison
2:03:27
too. And it's it's silly.
2:03:30
And and and. YouTube.
2:03:31
Bends over backwards for those things.
2:03:33
You know, it's it's what's that's what's sad.
2:03:36
You know it's YouTube will cater to the to some, you know certain
2:03:42
groups of people but then others they they won't do it.
2:03:46
So you know they they'll they'll they will.
2:03:48
They'll go against them instead of going for them.
2:03:53
Go ahead, Brett. You know what's even worse about
2:03:55
all this? Especially.
2:03:56
On the whole, identity politics take this out, Stump.
2:04:00
I mean, even if we were to all just lay down our hands and say
2:04:04
all right, we'll go along with whatever bullshit game they come
2:04:07
up with or whatever delusion someone believes in.
2:04:10
Even if you do go along with it, I've seen countless times where
2:04:14
not every one of these people want to actually make themselves
2:04:18
appear like the gender that they believe.
2:04:20
So you can have some person walk up to you with a total beard and
2:04:24
mustache and it's obvious that they're a guy.
2:04:28
But if you say, hey, do you know it's like, oh, $500,000?
2:04:32
Fine, Wait a minute. See, if you look at Blair White,
2:04:36
that's actually passing, you might actually think that's a
2:04:39
woman that you see. But some of these people, they
2:04:42
don't dress up, they don't put on the makeup.
2:04:45
They just have a full blown beard.
2:04:46
They look like they just got out of a truck stop.
2:04:49
You don't know what the hell you're looking at.
2:04:51
Hey dude, next thing you know, you get your ass whipped.
2:04:54
It's ridiculous. Yeah.
2:04:56
So what is that? Fascism?
2:04:57
What is that? Where you have to believe what
2:04:59
they want want you to believe. Otherwise you're you're punished
2:05:01
by the, by the law, by force, right?
2:05:04
When they punish you with the law, it's forced.
2:05:05
They can put you in prison. And the rest of that even
2:05:07
finding, it's forced to me. I can do that with their pen
2:05:10
because because you don't believe what they believe.
2:05:12
You have to. Isn't that odd though, Just 10?
2:05:15
Years ago, these same ass hats for setting up on YouTube and
2:05:20
social media saying all the reason why we don't like
2:05:23
religion is because we don't want it pushed on to us.
2:05:26
Oh, but as long as it's something you're into and you
2:05:29
like, it's OK for you to slam it in our face and find us and chop
2:05:33
off her damn head over it. Well how about that?
2:05:36
Isn't that ironic? Yeah, that's the, that's the
2:05:39
the. Colonel mind.
2:05:41
You know that's the Colonel man they like.
2:05:42
They love being that they like to be right, but you're wrong.
2:05:45
You know they they don't want you to be racist against
2:05:47
somebody for instance. But it's OK for them to be
2:05:49
racist against certain cultures. You know that they make up
2:05:51
things such as well you you can't be racist because you're
2:05:54
the minority. Come on that doesn't even make a
2:05:57
logical sense. So you know it's that's that's
2:06:00
the minor man they like to be getting one up on you any way
2:06:03
they can. Every way we can go this racist
2:06:06
nowadays to. Mr. Stump.
2:06:08
Just by having a white Snow White, somehow we're we're
2:06:11
bastards for that. The Pokémon's too white colored.
2:06:15
I mean, they are literally. It's just going way too far.
2:06:17
I just feel like hanging myself in the coat closet sometime.
2:06:20
You know what I mean, John? No, I get you.
2:06:24
It's. Sad.
2:06:25
I mean, you know, some things are changing.
2:06:27
I think a lot of people are waking up to it.
2:06:31
I think you know. You see this, you know?
2:06:34
Around the world you see nationalism kind of rising
2:06:37
because I think a lot of people see that it kind of ties into
2:06:41
together the corporate, the corporatism and authoritarianism
2:06:45
and the globalism. They they people are putting it
2:06:48
together now. How?
2:06:49
Like every corporation has the same message.
2:06:52
You know how? Why is it that all these multi
2:06:55
billion dollar corporations have the same message?
2:06:58
They have the same agenda they have.
2:06:59
They all go by the WEF, the World Economic Forum, the G20
2:07:05
Summit, all these different things.
2:07:07
These people, these late people, they have an agenda.
2:07:10
They come up with it, a formula, and then they implement it with
2:07:12
their corporations and their power.
2:07:15
And people are waking up. I think a lot of people
2:07:16
understand that now and you know, and hopefully you know,
2:07:21
America, we're doing pretty bad with Biden.
2:07:24
But you know. Maybe things will get better.
2:07:28
I don't know. Are you hopeful, Brett, or stomp
2:07:31
or be about the future tomorrow? I don't know.
2:07:34
I believe that the reason why. They're they're hitting so hard
2:07:38
with the whole trans movement in the LGBT.
2:07:42
Is I think the Democrats think, our liberals think these are the
2:07:45
only groups of people who will even bother voting on them.
2:07:49
So what they're doing is they're doing the same thing they did
2:07:51
with the black community and Latinos a while back, where they
2:07:54
claimed they cared and they wanted to help and do all this
2:07:58
for a good minute. They were talking all kinds of
2:08:00
craze, but we didn't see anything actually happen.
2:08:04
They got their vote, they got their power.
2:08:06
They got in, and once they did, they didn't do a damn thing to
2:08:09
fulfill any of their promises. And I think they're just using
2:08:13
whoever they they want. And I think that's also one of
2:08:16
the big reasons why they're letting all these folks in from
2:08:18
other countries. They figure we need new sheep.
2:08:22
These Americans, they got us figured out.
2:08:24
They know we're assholes and we're just manipulating And they
2:08:27
figure get some more people in here and and we'll do it that
2:08:30
way. That's what I think.
2:08:32
That's true to some degree, Brad, but then you.
2:08:34
You realize when you when you actually talk to some of these
2:08:37
people, like like all the migrants from some S South
2:08:40
America. Most of the majority of these
2:08:42
people are devout Catholics, devout conservatives.
2:08:46
When you actually look at their like when you actually talk to
2:08:49
them about what they believe, these these are hardcore
2:08:52
Catholics. So it it goes, you know, it goes
2:08:56
they actually against, you know, their LGBT.
2:09:00
He what whatever mouthful agenda and all that and abortion and
2:09:05
and all this stuff. Now they do kind of get pushed
2:09:08
into it on the on the left because they think OK, come to
2:09:12
America we'll give you everything.
2:09:13
You know they vote Democrat. But once they find out what it's
2:09:17
all about I've noticed that they they they change their attitude
2:09:20
quite frank, quite, quite fast actually.
2:09:23
And you know, it's it's just a matter of time when people wake
2:09:27
up. It's just.
2:09:28
People have to be informed. People have to actually read
2:09:32
what's actually going on and and and be and I know politics
2:09:36
sucks. It's boring, religions boring.
2:09:39
But it's it's you, you need it. You need to understand what's
2:09:41
going on or else you're just going to heads in the sand and
2:09:45
you and someone's going to come up behind you and whack you.
2:09:48
Brett, you know, I agree with you.
2:09:50
But as Stump pointed out. Earlier because he he was
2:09:53
talking about his his career as a cop in the past.
2:09:57
Nowadays they're flooding people into the police stations and
2:10:00
have them sleep on the floor. Whether you're Catholic or
2:10:03
Christian or atheist or whatever.
2:10:05
Your deal is when you're in that type of position where you're on
2:10:09
a damn cold concrete floor and you don't know when your next
2:10:12
meal's coming. When people are sitting on TV
2:10:15
talking about how much they care about you and want to do all
2:10:18
this. He started thinking, well, maybe
2:10:20
I ought to vote them. So I think that's what they're
2:10:22
counting on. It's the manipulation.
2:10:24
What do you think? Stomp a Mariah or a mafo shot?
2:10:27
I have bad news. I actually think it's worse.
2:10:29
I think. I think.
2:10:30
That you know when, when when the army comes and conquers
2:10:34
somebody, right. The first thing you do when you
2:10:36
see this in Scripture, though, they'll replace the people.
2:10:39
They'll bring other people in to replace you because they don't
2:10:42
want you, you know, United to be able to fight back against them.
2:10:45
I think that's part of it. If you looked in New York City
2:10:47
when they had the immigrants right here in Chicago, most of
2:10:50
our immigrants here, what I could tell by living here is
2:10:53
that they're from South America, right?
2:10:55
Or or Mexico in New York City. You'll see.
2:10:58
They're from Africa. I mean, and and I'm not just
2:11:02
saying that by what they look like, right.
2:11:03
The the news media will say, well, these came from this and
2:11:06
such a country. So how did they get to the
2:11:08
southern border? Someone tell me, because the
2:11:11
countries are shipping in there. Yeah.
2:11:13
And then you see where they're advertising in South America
2:11:15
for. Them to come up here, right.
2:11:16
There's like advertisement they say it openly the immigrants
2:11:20
will tell you or the reporter. Yeah there was an advertisement
2:11:22
in in Venezuela to come to America.
2:11:23
They put them on trains to bring them up here.
2:11:25
So when you're when you're conquered and I think this what
2:11:28
happened in 2020 and what went on with all that nonsense where
2:11:31
they had this like cattle and beasts that were muzzled and all
2:11:36
that and closing everything down and telling you where you can go
2:11:38
and you can't go and all your liberties taken from you.
2:11:40
I think that was the. A part where we lost as as
2:11:44
common people and this is happening all over the world.
2:11:46
I have friends in Greece that say it's the same thing that all
2:11:48
the immigrants are bringing brought into this countries in
2:11:50
Western. All the Western countries,
2:11:52
right. And because we've been conquered
2:11:54
and there were places now now comes to pillaging and yeah, and
2:11:58
and and it goes alongside with taking.
2:12:00
Away your Second Amendment rights so you can't even fight
2:12:02
back. So it it it 2/2 for one, you
2:12:06
know two for the price of 1 on that?
2:12:08
Yeah. And you're look, look, all these
2:12:09
stores are leaving the. Places there's no You're going
2:12:12
to be forced to shop online, basically.
2:12:13
At least in the cities like Chicago where they're all
2:12:15
leaving because of the thefts and everything though, and all
2:12:18
these people, it's like 8090%. All 20 year old men, 18/19/20
2:12:23
year old men. There's no women, there's no
2:12:25
children. You see some women, but it's
2:12:28
not. It's nothing compared to
2:12:30
thousands and thousands of young men.
2:12:33
And John, you don't know who these women and children are.
2:12:34
You don't. Know if they're there being
2:12:35
slaves, sex slaves. What?
2:12:37
You just know that they're there.
2:12:37
Nobody knows who these people are or anything.
2:12:39
What's going on with Absolutely. Yeah.
2:12:40
It's all, it's all and they're. All in cahoots the Republicans.
2:12:43
Help them bring them up here. They push them further into the
2:12:45
country. Right now they're saying, well
2:12:46
we got to get them out of sanctuary.
2:12:48
It's all a plot. They're all working together.
2:12:50
I I actually think that you know the people have been conquered.
2:12:53
That's that's my my opinion. That could be wrong.
2:12:56
Yeah, no, you're right. You're John.
2:12:58
What's your spiritual opinion? On all this stuff, I mean me and
2:13:02
Stump, we've kind of got to the point where this seems like
2:13:05
markers for the end type, end times deal.
2:13:08
This is going along with a lot of prophecies and predictions.
2:13:12
Where you at on that? What about you be if you're not
2:13:14
too absorbed into that game? Yeah, I mean, you know, I, I,
2:13:21
you know. I never really thought of myself
2:13:22
as someone who believed in end times.
2:13:25
But it it definitely seems like you know we're coming to the
2:13:29
end. End of the line.
2:13:31
This is the last stop before we get to Albuquerque.
2:13:34
You know this is this is it it's I know you know I'm.
2:13:40
Only 36. And I'm not, you know, I always
2:13:42
thought of, you know? You know kind of like oh you're
2:13:46
you're out there when you you believe in end time but it's
2:13:49
like oh you know once you see it you see it you know you can't
2:13:53
you can't undo it. It's I think it's bad.
2:13:57
I think it's it's just it's just just to the point where you.
2:14:03
Know the United States is going to be hit on all sides.
2:14:06
We're going to, we're in for it. I mean, Biden's talking about.
2:14:11
Another $100 million to Ukraine and he's going to fund Palestine
2:14:16
and and support Israel at the same time and it's just it's
2:14:19
wacky. It's just a it's just a upside
2:14:22
down world and and things are just so chaotic that you just
2:14:25
see it's just going to fall apart.
2:14:27
It's just and we're right in the middle of it.
2:14:30
What? About you, Mr. B.
2:14:31
You've been sitting there kind. Of quietly with that, can you
2:14:34
can you say the question again? Sorry, Ed.
2:14:37
Not very focused. Well, if you're if you're
2:14:39
involved with something. Else and everything like that.
2:14:43
I mean, that's the, that's the. Way to do it.
2:14:45
Is to come and do a live chat and just sit there playing video
2:14:49
games and shit. Let's take care of that.
2:14:52
Let me get you on to what you're interested in then.
2:14:55
Sheesh. Help the help the brother out.
2:14:57
Brett, you're such a. Humanitarian, you know that I'm
2:15:00
not trying to be rude, but if you just going to come.
2:15:02
In and play, You know, Sonic the Damn Hedgehog or Pokémon while
2:15:06
we're talking. And it ain't even paying
2:15:08
attention then it's a waste time.
2:15:11
Me, you're obviously more interested in your video game
2:15:14
than the conversation. So I mean just go play your
2:15:18
video game and we're going to let let the adults talk for a
2:15:21
little bit. So John are are if I can ask
2:15:24
you, are you a believer in? The Lord Jesus Christ or not,
2:15:29
I'm a Muslim. Oh well, you're a believer in
2:15:32
something that's better than. Not believing in anything.
2:15:34
Yeah, I guess so. I you know.
2:15:37
I I have a really interesting story.
2:15:40
It's really too long to really sit down and chit chat about.
2:15:45
But you know, I I wasn't really religious when I was younger.
2:15:50
I didn't really believe in really much when I was younger.
2:15:52
Brett can tell you, I was kind of like a real sour puss.
2:15:57
Wasn't not, not not necessarily an atheist.
2:15:59
But I wasn't really. Wasn't really into the God
2:16:02
thing. And then when I got older.
2:16:06
I I started being more devout and being religious and trying
2:16:10
to really get right with God. You know, to use a Christian
2:16:14
term, you know, get right with God and trying to do the right
2:16:19
thing, and then, you know, do the, you know.
2:16:22
You know it's difficult. You know it.
2:16:24
Really it's not. You know it's not easy.
2:16:26
You know to to. To do the right thing at the
2:16:31
right time, you know it's. That's why God gave us the laws.
2:16:35
You know that. You know if if doing the
2:16:36
commandments was easy, then what would be the point of God giving
2:16:40
us you know rules to live by. You know, if obviously, you know
2:16:44
if, if, if we didn't have free will, if we were just robots,
2:16:48
you know, we can have an excuse. But that's also, it's a double
2:16:53
edged sword because you know, at the same time you can't, you
2:16:57
gotta. You know how?
2:16:58
Do you juggle the two? Right.
2:17:00
You know, how do you do what's right and and not fall into that
2:17:06
trap? You know, Yeah, yeah,
2:17:09
definitely. We're carnal beings, so.
2:17:10
We're Incarnate our. Bodies on this carnal earth.
2:17:12
But yeah, the way I understand is that you know when you want
2:17:15
to keep God's commandments from a Christian point of view and my
2:17:17
point of view is particularly, you know, it's it's not because
2:17:21
you trying to work your way into heaven.
2:17:23
I think some people may say Muslims believe that.
2:17:25
I don't know. I'm not.
2:17:25
I don't have to. Spiritual religion.
2:17:27
I don't know a lot about it, but for me it's it's about love,
2:17:30
right? Let's keep his commandments.
2:17:32
Because Jesus says himself, if you love me, keep my
2:17:35
commandments. So if you keep his commandments,
2:17:36
it's about love. It's not about works.
2:17:38
It's about showing your love for God, who of course loves you.
2:17:41
Because we believe Jesus died on the cross.
2:17:43
I know Muslims have a different view, but we believe he died on
2:17:45
the cross. Well, we were yet sinners,
2:17:47
right? We were like his enemies to
2:17:49
reconcile us back to God. So it's act of love for a
2:17:52
Christian like myself to try to keep.
2:17:54
Do not have a life of sin. Let's put it that way.
2:17:56
All right. That's that's what I believe.
2:18:00
Yeah, I dig it. I mean, you know, it is, you
2:18:02
know. That's your and I don't have a
2:18:04
problem with it. You know I I used to have like a
2:18:06
real you know you know for it against the message you know.
2:18:12
You know it's you know I help. I'll be honest with you, I've
2:18:15
I've helped people, you know, find their way out of
2:18:21
Christianity and. You know I I do believe that
2:18:25
it's it's idol worship. I mean I'll I'll be upfront with
2:18:28
you. You know Christians are
2:18:29
idolaters that coffers. Tell me tell me why you say that
2:18:33
the word idolatry. Because Jesus.
2:18:35
Christ was a man. Well, that's part of it.
2:18:39
I mean that's. That's the Pagan part of it, but
2:18:43
also the fact that it, I think it's also a different God, you
2:18:49
know? So it's a different.
2:18:50
God and that it's a, you know. Half man, you know, kind of like
2:18:55
hurt, you know, kind of like Greek.
2:18:56
Mythology. Hey, Zeus is no different than
2:18:59
Zeus. Yeah, I get you connected that.
2:19:03
Yeah, I've heard that before. All right.
2:19:04
But so I was not the same God as as the God we worshiped in.
2:19:07
We're saying it's two different guys.
2:19:09
I I mean, I'm I'm not like I was trying.
2:19:11
To like, you know, like I was just saying, I'm not as hardcore
2:19:14
about it as I used to be. So I've kind of like eased up
2:19:18
about it, you know, 'cause. I you know what?
2:19:20
But I think everyone's trying their best.
2:19:22
You know, I don't think Christians are deliberately how
2:19:28
do I put this Like, I think. I think everyone is just.
2:19:34
In it, you know, I like to think of people of being innocent and
2:19:37
just, you know, they're doing the right thing because they
2:19:40
believe that they're doing the right thing.
2:19:41
So like. Someone says they believe in God
2:19:44
and and they say they're the one true God.
2:19:46
OK. I just take it at Vague Valley.
2:19:48
You right. You say you're a believer.
2:19:49
You say you believe in God. OK, you know, that's the that's
2:19:53
the full stop for me. I I don't push it anymore.
2:19:55
But but my religion does say that, you know, it's, you know,
2:20:02
certain things. You know what I'm saying?
2:20:03
There's certain tenants and certain beliefs within the
2:20:06
system that you can't really get away from.
2:20:08
But me personally, you know, I don't.
2:20:10
I don't. I just.
2:20:13
I just. It just we got too much fighting
2:20:15
going on in the world where I, you know, little things like
2:20:18
that, you know is Allah and Jesus and Yahweh and which God
2:20:23
is God and what name do we call him?
2:20:26
I think that's just at this point in in the in, in time.
2:20:29
It's just petty. You know what I'm saying?
2:20:31
Hey man, hey man, I get you. Yeah, but the reason why those
2:20:34
can't? Discuss it.
2:20:35
I mean, but, but if your religion has, sure, sure.
2:20:38
Unbelievers should be killed or something.
2:20:40
That's that's a whole nother subject.
2:20:42
But yeah, I feel like you, right?
2:20:44
I'll declare God to you and if you decide that Allah is God or
2:20:47
say like one of our friends thinks that there's a female of
2:20:51
God, I mean, OK, Amen to you. It's not up to me to to if it's
2:20:57
up to God, in my opinion, you know, in my view, to draw you
2:20:59
anyways. It's not up to me.
2:21:00
I just declare his word to you and if you decide something
2:21:03
else, Amen. Somebody's going to be right.
2:21:04
There's only going to be one right.
2:21:05
So you know. I'll just say good luck, you
2:21:09
know, That's all I can say. Yeah.
2:21:11
I think the way I think those labels are silly too, you know,
2:21:14
'cause I mean, if you take the label of, like, what the word
2:21:18
Jew means, Jew means Yahoo D means someone who acknowledges
2:21:22
that there's God, right? So isn't aren't we all Yahoo D
2:21:26
then If we acknowledge that there's God and Christian means
2:21:29
to be like Christ, you know, so it, you know, aren't we all like
2:21:33
Christ. And if we find, like you said,
2:21:35
to love God with all your heart and all your might and all your
2:21:38
soul, if you love me, you would do the commandments.
2:21:40
So that's being Christ like and Muslim means to submit to God.
2:21:44
So don't we all submit to God if if we're doing his will and
2:21:47
we're trying to follow the commandments isn't that
2:21:48
submission? So really you know at the end of
2:21:51
the day we're all Jews, Christians and Muslims by
2:21:53
definition. But we want to fight about
2:21:54
little things. Well Muslim means you.
2:21:57
We're a. A head wrap and a Jew means you
2:22:01
wear a little yarmulke and a Christian means you, you know,
2:22:04
you you wear a cross around you. Why do you fight?
2:22:07
What are we arguing about, really?
2:22:08
Clothing and and things that we wear?
2:22:10
Come on, God. I mean, like we got, you know,
2:22:13
better things to do, you know. That's how I get it now.
2:22:17
Yeah, I get saying, but I think it goes a little deeper than
2:22:19
that. I mean because.
2:22:20
Like if if Muslims believe that Allah just has no son, right?
2:22:23
And then we believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and
2:22:26
that we will be sons of God. There, there's a quite a bit of
2:22:29
a of distance there to to cross and but that don't mean we have
2:22:32
to be enemies of each other. You know, I've I've talked to
2:22:34
many Muslims on the street. I'd go on the street and do a
2:22:37
little St. with a personal call, St. preaching, you know, and
2:22:41
I've talked to him without having issues or anger or, you
2:22:44
know, we talk friendly about things because in the end it's
2:22:46
it's just a personal choice. And as long as you don't think
2:22:48
you have to do any type of violence to me because of what I
2:22:50
believed in, I'm fine with everybody believe what they
2:22:52
want, right? They have no problem with
2:22:54
anybody, believe in anything they want as long as it doesn't
2:22:56
commit violence against me or my family or I'm good with it.
2:23:00
Hey guys I I have returned and. My wife, she's saying it's in a
2:23:05
little while, she's going to be wanting to go to bed and
2:23:07
unfortunately I have my setup in my bedroom.
2:23:11
I'll probably end up shut it down.
2:23:12
That's why I usually do things at 7:00 PM.
2:23:15
But I I do find some fascinating things like I John knows this.
2:23:21
I've actually read the Quran and.
2:23:23
I've also looked into Judaism and used to watch some of his
2:23:26
videos whenever he was teaching some stuff.
2:23:29
And I'd say probably a few weeks ago I actually went into a like
2:23:33
a live chat room with some Muslims and they were telling me
2:23:37
that they have great deal of respect for Jesus, but they
2:23:40
don't believe that he was anything more than a prophet.
2:23:44
And then I and then I asked him a question.
2:23:46
I said if he was nothing more than a prophet, would you say
2:23:50
that he was more special than Muhammad?
2:23:53
Or was he below Muhammad and they and he said, well, you
2:23:57
know, Muhammad was important for this system.
2:23:59
That and I said but Muhammad according hold on a second.
2:24:04
But Muhammad, according to the Quran, wasn't born through a
2:24:07
virgin or through Immaculate Conception.
2:24:10
The Quran actually says Jesus was and that it's Jesus who will
2:24:14
return in the end, just like the Bible says.
2:24:17
And I said that sounds like he's a lot more than just a prophet.
2:24:21
If he was born of a virgin. Can you explain that One of the
2:24:25
other, right? Yeah.
2:24:26
And this, I mean Islam. Islam believes the same thing.
2:24:28
Christians what what? Christianity and Islam is pretty
2:24:31
much the same thing. I mean you know Islam teaches
2:24:35
that the world's going to end and Jesus is going to come back
2:24:37
and Jesus is going to kill all the non believers and he's going
2:24:40
to reign. I mean that's pretty much
2:24:42
straightforward. And you know, the rapture
2:24:44
happens and you know that stuff. That's Islam.
2:24:48
I mean, Islam teaches that as well, that.
2:24:51
Well, you, you know that, John. Yeah.
2:24:53
You and. I know that.
2:24:55
But so yeah, you're you're right.
2:24:56
Technically, Jesus is on a higher platform than Muhammad.
2:24:59
That's true, yeah. But when I bring it up with them
2:25:02
I mean. They they claim to be well
2:25:04
versed in their own book and all that and then you bring that up.
2:25:08
Another thing they like to argue with me about to stump and John
2:25:12
is they said, so do you believe that God actually came down as a
2:25:16
man and all this? Why does God need to do this?
2:25:19
And I said, well in your book it says that God spoke to Moses
2:25:23
through a burning Bush just like the Old Testament says.
2:25:27
Did he really need to speak through a flame or a fire?
2:25:31
And then, you know, that goes right out the window, the
2:25:34
argument they gave. Because I mean, I mean we don't
2:25:37
really know why God does what he does, right?
2:25:39
I mean, can we really know the mind of God and why he does
2:25:42
that? But I do want to speak on that
2:25:44
though that is an interesting point.
2:25:46
I think people misconceive Islam on that because Muhammad, the
2:25:53
only, the only reason why the Prophet Muhammad is an important
2:25:57
Islam is because he gave us the Quran.
2:26:00
It's kind of like the it's it's a little it's switched in Islam.
2:26:04
In Christianity you have the Bible and you have Jesus and the
2:26:09
Bible doesn't really have importance in Christianity.
2:26:12
It really really doesn't really have really much of A they don't
2:26:16
rely on your Bible is important but it's not like a foundational
2:26:20
thing. You know what the foundational
2:26:22
thing of Christianity is That Jesus is your Lord and savior
2:26:25
who died for your sins. That's the most important thing.
2:26:27
Christianity, right. That's the pinnacle top point of
2:26:29
Christianity. Jesus is your Lord and Savior,
2:26:31
died for your sins. He went to hell for three days,
2:26:34
resurrected, came back, etcetera, etcetera and he will
2:26:37
come back again. Islam, it's it's switched
2:26:40
around. The Quran is the most important
2:26:44
thing. The message is the most
2:26:46
important thing, not necessarily the prophets or or the other
2:26:51
things that that that Christianity would rely on.
2:26:55
So the prophets don't really have an important the message is
2:26:59
the salvation. The, the most important thing in
2:27:01
Islam is the salvation is is the message of salvation.
2:27:04
There's a God, God wants you to be saved and God wants you to
2:27:08
get on the boat. There's a boat like Noah's boat
2:27:11
and he wants you to be on it when the flood comes.
2:27:13
That's the message of Islam. Are you going to be on the boat
2:27:15
or you're not going to be? The Quran actually spells it out
2:27:22
for him about how important and significant Jesus is.
2:27:26
One of their only one of their big arguments against Christians
2:27:29
that the big thing is they don't believe he was crucified.
2:27:33
Yet in their book it does go on to say that Jesus went up into
2:27:38
heaven and will return to come back.
2:27:41
Can it not be seen that he's not more than just some kind of guy,
2:27:46
some kind of teacher or prophet? It's obvious there was divinity
2:27:50
there and even in your book it says that you know, well, that's
2:27:55
that. Well, that's not divinity,
2:27:56
that's just the characteristics of the Messiah.
2:27:59
I mean, he's the king of Kings. I mean he's going to reign for
2:28:04
1000 years. I mean that, I think that does.
2:28:07
That doesn't mean he's supernatural in any way, I
2:28:10
guess. I mean, if you want to call it
2:28:12
supernatural. I guess that is supernatural if
2:28:15
you're flying. Into the sky and you're
2:28:17
returning into the atmosphere to take out non believers.
2:28:21
It it doesn't get any more supernatural and that does a
2:28:24
stump. Amen.
2:28:25
But well, I'd like to say the, the.
2:28:27
Jesus Christ is definitely the the rock and the foundation of
2:28:30
the Christian faith. But Scripture says that he's the
2:28:33
He's the Word of God made flesh. Jesus Christ is the Word of God.
2:28:37
It's just one of the same thing. There's no there's no separating
2:28:40
the two. He is the Word of God made
2:28:42
flesh. So you know, you may you may
2:28:44
hear from a Catholic or something that he's a person of
2:28:46
the third person of the Trinity. I don't believe that.
2:28:49
I believe he's the word of God made flesh, just like scripture
2:28:50
says. So you can't separate the word
2:28:52
of God, the Holy Bible from Jesus Christ.
2:28:55
You know, it's two aspects of the of, of who Jesus Christ is.
2:28:59
So yeah, that's what I believe about it.
2:29:05
Well, that's pretty much where I'm at on there.
2:29:08
What do you got for us, John? I am listening.
2:29:11
You know, I love you and I love hearing your thoughts and
2:29:13
opinions on things, but I'm kind of in the same same campus
2:29:18
stumper and a lot of this stuff. OK, Madam, what You?
2:29:27
Oh yeah, You know, I gotta get going too.
2:29:28
Brett, it was it was good talking to you all.
2:29:29
I know. I don't mind discussing things
2:29:31
like that. If you get a chance to discuss
2:29:33
again, I'll. I'll be definitely be back on
2:29:34
discussing things and well, remember what I told you?
2:29:37
You can e-mail me. I got my e-mail and the links
2:29:40
and all that. If you if you feel like you got
2:29:43
a good lesson or something, something that you could talk
2:29:45
about for an hour or more, let me know and I'll be more than
2:29:49
happy to get something going 'cause me whenever I do this
2:29:52
stuff. I don't, like, plan out what I'm
2:29:55
going to talk about everything I had to say.
2:29:57
I say it during the week and I figure, OK, if I open live and
2:30:02
people want to talk to me about the different topics or bring up
2:30:05
something new to me, that's how I do it.
2:30:07
I kind of treat the shows like a chat room.
2:30:09
But if there's people who want to be more organized and they
2:30:12
want to say, hey, it's GOD TV, let's talk about this issue with
2:30:16
God and all this, I'm all up for it.
2:30:19
I'm just waiting for people to, you know, say hey.
2:30:23
Let's do it, you know, sounds good.
2:30:24
Sounds like a good proposition. I think I'll take you up on
2:30:27
that. As soon as I come up with
2:30:28
something, I'd like to have something on your show that was
2:30:31
really different and interesting that might not be the standard
2:30:35
Christian fair. You know, something a little
2:30:36
different. I'd like to come out with
2:30:38
something different, not for the sake of being different, but
2:30:40
remember out there, folks. Remember anybody?
2:30:42
That's listening. Or will listen later on.
2:30:45
If you decide you want to come on the show and talk about
2:30:48
things, you should know by now by listening to guys like me and
2:30:52
Stump. Whether we agree with you or
2:30:54
not, we're not going to try to humiliate you or embarrass you
2:30:58
like they do an atheist podcast. We want to hear why you think
2:31:02
the way you do, and if possible, we'll try to correct you if we
2:31:05
think we're wrong. But we're not going to hate on
2:31:07
your give you any kind of shit, isn't it?
2:31:10
Just to let you know? So don't be having anxiety.
2:31:12
Come on in and chat with the second thing.
2:31:15
It's all love here. Hey, man.
2:31:17
And Brett, I don't want to ask you before I go.
2:31:19
Up. If I was to take a clip of of
2:31:21
this thing and play it on my own channel or something, would that
2:31:23
be OK with you and you're involved in any of the shows?
2:31:28
I consider your property as well.
2:31:31
In fact, I encourage people in my video that if you've got
2:31:34
stream yards, you can stream to your own channel at the same
2:31:37
time. If you don't, then just copy the
2:31:39
entire video or whatever you like of it and put it on your
2:31:42
YouTube channel. Make parts take the whole damn
2:31:45
thing. Hey man, I of course give credit
2:31:47
back. To you for the full length.
2:31:48
Of people. Come check out your show as
2:31:50
well. I mean, but yeah, that'd be
2:31:51
nice. I'd probably do that.
2:31:53
I think we have good conversations, you know?
2:31:54
Yeah. I've enjoyed myself.
2:31:57
So I'll say goodnight to both of you guys and I'll.
2:31:58
I'll speak with you soon, though.
2:32:00
All right. All right.
2:32:01
God bless. Take care.
2:32:02
God bless.