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Bill Federer: Psychological Projection In The Battle For America · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  With Scans and Friends, I will be the next Thursday, April 11.
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  So today, William J. Federer, a nationally known speaker, bestselling author.
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  He's the president of AmeriSearch Incorporated.
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  And also, AmericanMinute.com is his website, author of phenomenal books, America's God
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  End Country, Miracles in American History, Booker T. Washington, Prayers and Presidents
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  for God End Country, and American Minute.
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  Bill Federer, welcome to World View Matter.
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  So good to see you.
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  It's great to be with you.
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  Yeah, very important topic today.
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  So before we get to this, it's amazing.
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  We see it played out, and yet we have a hard time understanding why they're getting away
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  with it.
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  Psychological projection.
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  You go back into the history of this and how the left has used this effectively through
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  media in other ways.
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  But tell us what is your best website there, AmericanMinute.com to get your information
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  and get access to your books.
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  Right.
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  AmericanMinute.com.
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  I send out a history email that tries to make sense of what's going on today through
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  the light of history.
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  And then a particular book is called Socialism, the Real History from Plateau to the present.
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  And in that book, I give some of the tactics that socialists have perfected over the
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  last 70 years that are being used against us every day.
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  And when you expose the tactics, they lose their power over you, sort of like the Wizard
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  of Oz or all scared of that flaming and Mr. Oz and then a little dog pulls the curtain
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  back and you see this old man with a microphone, you're no longer scared of him.
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  And so that's why it's so important to expose these tactics.
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  So all right.
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  Well, let's start off.
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  I know you've got a presentation usually do an hour or an hour and a half.
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  We're going to squeeze it into less than a half hour here, Bill.
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  And there's so much more.
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  But we will include the Liberty Pastors link that we were part of a Zoom call.
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  You did a lot of this, shared a lot of these slides there.
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  But why, why have they been so effective and successful at this psychological projection,
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  at convincing people they're not seeing what their eyes are telling them they're seeing,
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  for example.
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  Right.
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  So it is where they accuse you of what they're guilty of.
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  That's the gist of it.
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  We saw that on Easter, where President O'Biden, excuse me, Biden, that was right, O'Biden.
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  He had declared Easter the holiest day for Christians as Transvisibility Day.
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  Clearly this was an attempt to sow division.
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  Yeah.
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  Yet they wanted to accuse anybody that objected to being the one sowing division.
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  You had lots of people calling out Biden on this.
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  And then a Senator Warnock said, well, the Christians are sowing division.
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  It's like, no, they're projecting their division on us.
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  So it goes back to the Bible, how the first wife accused Joseph of lusting after her when
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  she was lusting after him.
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  Right.
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  She was the one that was guilty of it when she was caught.
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  And then she turned around and blamed Joseph for it's the typical narcissistic response
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  to a guilty person when they're caught.
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  Little kids instinctively do it.
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  I didn't start to fight you did.
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  Or a cheating spouse will accuse the faithful spouse of being a faithful.
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  It just is it's in the DNA there.
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  And so they accuse you of what they're guilty of.
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  It is sort of like Orwell's double speak in the 1984 novel.
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  You have a character named Winston and he works for the government's ministry of truth.
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  But all he does is edit history to fill it full lies.
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  And so you call the guilty person, the innocent person and you just keep switching it.
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  Another instance in the Bible is Ahab is sitting and the judgment of God is on Israel because
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  of Ahab's sins.
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  And Ahab finally meets Elijah.
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  And the first words out of Ahab's mouth are, is that you Elijah, the trouble of Israel.
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  And of course Elijah says no, you're actually the trouble of Israel through your sins.
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  Jesus references this concept in Matthew 7.
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  Why do you look at the spec in your brother's eye and you fail to notice the beam in your
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  own, you hypocrites first take the beam out of your own eye.
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  And so this is the idea that the people that are guilty with the beam in their eye, they're
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  wanting to point your attention at the person with the spec.
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  So the person that's really guilty is pointing out the other person.
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  Another example is Paul, he's in Jerusalem, the capital city.
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  He's in the temple.
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  He's praying quietly, the Pharisees notice him and they stir up a riot and they're pulling
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  Paul apart and it gets such a big riot that the Romans have to come and rescue Paul.
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  And then at X 24, there is a trial and Tertulis begins to accuse Paul saying, we have found
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  this man a pestilent fellow, a mover of sedition among the Jews, a ringleader of the sect
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  of the Nazarens who's gone about to perform the temple.
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  And Paul answers, they neither found me in the temple disputing with any man, neither raising
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  up a tool month in the synagogue, nor can they prove the things where they now accuse
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  me.
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  Paul just quietly pray and they stir up an insurrection at the Capitol, but they want
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  to blame this innocent Paul for stirring up the insurrection.
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  They do the guilty stuff and they want to blame you for it.
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  Well, it sounds like what they did Bill Federer in January 6th when they said Trump caused
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  the insurrection, the mega Republicans caused the insurrection, you know, they either
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  caused it or allowed it or facilitated it.
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  And they've been using that as a battering ram to either, you know, use accused people
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  of Christian nationalism or causing insurrection, being domestic terrorists.
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  And again, as we pointed out, they have been very successful in doing this.
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  And another example, you shared in this, in this presentation that I saw recently back
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  into 2010 in Chicago, there was a tradition throwing a brick through your own campaign
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  office window and then blaming the opposition for attacking you, Bill, go ahead and elaborate
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  on this.
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  It's a very successful tactic that they use.
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  Right.
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  So here's David Axelrod.
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  He was the campaign advisor to a previous president.
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  And he said in Chicago, there was an old tradition of throwing a brick through your own campaign
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  office window and then calling your press conference and say, you've been attacked.
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  So they do the guilty stuff, but they blame you for it.
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  They put you on the defensive and your name gets smeared with it in the media.
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  They just keep repeating it over and over the accusation and you can't back up enough.
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  You can't say, no, no, really, I didn't do it.
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  I didn't do it because every time you deny it, they get to repeat that you denied.
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  But all they're wanting to do is name association.
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  Most people don't read more than a subject line or in a newspaper print.
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  It would be how close you can get that person's name to the word of the accusation.
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  Even if it in between, there is you're denying it.
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  They don't care.
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  Most people just scan.
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  And so if it makes an impression in people's brains.
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  So there was an insurrection at the capital of Rome, so to speak.
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  Rome was set on fire around 66 AD and Nero is most a story and say that Nero was behind
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  the setting of the fire.
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  It was a poor area of Rome.
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  He had wanted to do building projects so he could build this coliseum and the circus maximus
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  and all this stuff.
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  But it was this poor neighborhood that was housed with Christians.
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  And so the historians pretty well conclude that Nero set fire to Rome.
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  And then he blamed the innocent Christians and he said about wrapping him in burlap, dipping
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  him in tar, putting him on poles, lighting him on fire.
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  They set the fire to the capital and they blamed the innocent Christians for it.
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  Now, this projection, believe it or not, was actually done against Jesus.
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  Here are these Pharisees, their fathers, the devil, right?
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  And they accused Jesus of being demon possessed, the audacity of it.
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  And Adam did it to God himself.
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  Here's Adam, the first one ever to sin.
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  And what did he do?
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  He blamed shifted.
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  Well, the woman you gave me, he was willing to shift the blame, make it God's fault, right?
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  So from the very first sin, it's you, well, you're caught in the sin.
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  You want to blame somebody else for it.
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  And so it's gotten into politics and you have Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State approved
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  the transfer of a fifth of the US uranium to Russia.
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  At the same time, there's a $145 million contributions to her Clinton foundation from groups that
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  are somehow connected with the profiting off of that uranium.
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  And she could very well, an argument can be made that she colluded with Russia.
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  And she pays for a steel dossier to accuse Trump of colluding with Russia.
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  That's right.
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  He has to go through investigations and impeachment trials.
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  By the way, the investigations did what?
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  subpoenaed all the evidence that could convict Hillary and destroy it.
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  Subpoena, the hard drives, the cell phones, the text messages, delete, delete, erase, very smash, smash.
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  And she gets completely off the hook.
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  And then when she finally gets caught, all she has to do is pay $113,000 fine to the FEC, FEC.
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  And she's scot free.
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  And meanwhile, everybody in their brain had tied the association of Trump colluding with Russia.
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  Yeah.
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  And, well, because media pushed it too.
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  Our media continued to propel that narrative.
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  And then we see it again with Biden on C-span bragging that he's extorting Ukraine.
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  He said, I told him to stop investigating my son or I'm going to hold back billions of dollars in USA.
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  Well, what do they do?
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  They want to accuse Trump of extorting Ukraine, the very crime that they're guilty of.
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  They want to accuse Trump up.
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  And by the way, for those not familiar, billions of dollars to foreign countries is money laundering.
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  The corrupt leader keeps a portion.
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  The rest of it gets funneled back into the pockets of those corrupt leaders in America.
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  So Hillary, when she was Secretary of State, was funneling aid to Ukraine, Ukraine's the poorest country in Europe.
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  Guess what the number one country was giving money to the Clinton Foundation?
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  Ukraine.
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  Here's the poorest country given the most amount of money.
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  It's like, how can they afford it?
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  It's money laundering, right?
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  So you'd give the money to this third-world country under the guise of, oh, it's aid or something,
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  corrupt leader keeps a part of it, lives really well off, and then the money gets funneled
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  back to the different groups in America that voted for it.
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  This projection, another story, is they knew that Biden had classified documents in his garage.
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  They knew he had in there illegally.
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  He was not president.
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  He could not have approved it.
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  They were not secured.
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  There's evidence that his son Hunter was rifling through them at the same time that Hunter
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  was doing deals in Ukraine and these boxes had information about Ukraine.
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  And so it's about to become public.
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  And so what happens?
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  They stage a very public and intentional raid on Mar-Lago to get Trump's documents.
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  All they wanted is the headlines.
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  I mean, they knew the documents.
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  They were there.
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  They had gone there.
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  They had checked on them.
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  They saw they were locked out.
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  They saw they were saved.
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  They knew all that.
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  And if they would have asked for it, he would have given them to a problem.
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  But they wanted the headlines.
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  They wanted this flash Trump had classified documents.
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  Because they're accusing Trump of what they're guilty of.
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  And so his name gets smeared within the media over and over and over again.
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  And then when it finally comes out that Biden had classified documents and
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  Pence had classified documents by that time it's old news.
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  Yeah, the world is muddied.
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  The public doesn't know who to trust.
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  They get a pass.
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  And then they come up with, oh, Biden is an old man, so he doesn't get prosecuted.
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  Even though he still gets represident.
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  It's like if he's an old man, then just get him out of the presidency.
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  But here, the exact crime that Trump was guilty of, they confirmed that Biden was guilty
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  of, but they let him off the hook.
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  So this concept is being used every day on you and me and everybody that's watching.
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  Yeah.
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  And that's why we're having you want to talk about this.
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  And we need to make a little transition here.
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  But first, I want to remind people of your website, AmericanMinute.com.
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  And also you can go to Bill's Facebook page and that is Facebook.com slash William J.
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  Federer.
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  And so Bill, let's transfer or not transfer, let's transition to gaslighting because this
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  is very applicable to you.
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  You did a great job of explaining this in a recent Zoom call that we had a week or
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  so ago, a couple of weeks ago.
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  And I'm thankful for you providing some context and some understanding of what they are actually
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  doing to a lot of Americans.
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  So go ahead.
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  So marketing of products used to be in the 1800s Wells Fargo wagon Sears catalog and they
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  would list every possible detail about a sewing machine and you would make an informed purchase.
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  And then in the early 1900s, Edward Bernays, the nephew of Sigmund Freud, the cycle analyst
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  who discovered that we are social creatures and we want to be accepted and we do not want
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  to be rejected.
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  Edward Bernays pioneered marketing of products.
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  You don't have to say anything about a product.
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  You just make it look like everybody's using it.
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  Yes.
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  And one was Crisco.
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  Nobody knew what was in Crisco.
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  Yeah, he had such a convincing marketing campaign making it look like everybody's using
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  it and they're happy with it.
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  It put out a business to large industry.
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  And you know, it's in Crisco.
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  It's cotton seed oil.
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  Yeah.
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  In the deep south, they'd harvest cotton and they would have mountains of this useless
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  black seeds.
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  Somebody had the idea of smashing it into oil and bleaching it and putting in these containers
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  with a nice ad campaign and we've all eaten it.
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  Here is women's shoes.
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  So Edward Bernays said women go into a department store and think they're picking out shoes.
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  They're not.
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  The shoes were picked out for them by the marketing executive who paid the actors to put them
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  on who paid the photographer to take the pictures who paid the mag, the printed and the lady
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  see it in the magazines and want it.
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  And he said, this way, women are controlled in this important part of their private
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  lives.
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  Right?
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  And so he said, you simply apply this to politics.
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  So we are a government from the consent of the government that's listed in our Declaration
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  of Independence.
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  Right?
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  Great.
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  We get to govern ourselves, government of the consent of the government.
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  So he wrote a book called The Engineering of Consent.
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  And so if you think of it, the people vote, but you can't vote for what you don't know
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  about and how do you know about it except the media and who controls the media.
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  So it's sort of a domino effect.
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  Wow.
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  And I think you have a slide there where I go through this concept of, you know, it goes
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  back to ancient Greece where where there's a king, you have to get permission to go in
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  and see the king to pitch your agenda.
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  Well, in Athens, they had no king, it was 6,000 citizens.
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  If you have an agenda, how do you pitch it to the whole city?
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  Well, that's when they invented theater.
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  They'd get the whole entire city in a theater and they would put on plays, comedies, tragedies,
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  satires where they ridicule them, but who in certain points of view and honor and extoll
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  other points of view and you read the Aristophanies, these comedies, they read like Saturday Night
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  Live.
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  They're making fun of existing politicians by name, ribbing them, making them look like
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  fools.
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  They all leave the big theater feeling sorry for the guy and they're embarrassed for him
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  and they back away from him and everything he stands for.
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  And then they have tragedies where they portray someone as noble and giving their life
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  and being remembered and people say, you know, I want to be remembered like that guy and
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  I want to adopt his behavior and stand up.
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  And so from that time till now, theater, media, Hollywood is always political in a country
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  where it's the people that make the decisions, right?
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  Yes.
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  Yes.
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  As you said, I actually quoted you because I wrote down some notes on your recent presentation
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  and you said that the theater and entertainment was invented to change people's opinions.
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  And today, of course, Hollywood pushing godless Marxism, unbiblical worldviews.
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  Let's bring up that slide on, for example, the drag.
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  How do we get to a point and you can explain this bill, Federer?
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  How do we get to a point where we're putting children in front of men dressed like women
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  and often, often cases, raunchy women in public libraries or in schools?
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  And you kind of explain it as on this slide here.
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  Go ahead.
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  Right.
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  So it's a domino effect.
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  The country is controlled by laws.
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  Laws are controlled by politicians.
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  Politicians are controlled by voters.
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  Voters are controlled by public opinion.
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  Public opinion is formed through the media.
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  You don't know anything about a candidate except what the media tells you.
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  And that's the short run in the long run, it's education.
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  And so that you don't know about the history and you don't know about the views and teachers
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  educate.
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  And then the church, now the church had a larger role in formulating public opinion.
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  In 1965, the polls were 93% of Americans identified as Christian.
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  93% in 1965, there was 69% Protestant around 24% or so, Catholic and so, but it's gone down.
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  Now they say 69% of the country is Christian.
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  So media, education and church and now that all three of those are communicating through
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  the internet.
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  And they have the ability to censor the internet and cancel and turn off and then reverberate
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  certain messages that they are finding now with AI that AI does what they call it a large
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  language models where the computer AI goes out onto the internet and gathers all the
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  information off the internet to put together an answer.
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  Well, guess what?
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  All the information that's out on the internet is mostly liberal and so the AI produces liberal
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  stuff.
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  Anyway, so, so you go and reverse.
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  So if you want to control the country, what do you do?
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  You control the internet and you get woke in this, well, this into churches.
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  You get control of the education and the media.
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  And then when the people are forming their public opinion, that's what they draw from.
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  And then they vote based on their public opinion.
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  The politicians get elected and then the politicians make the laws and the laws control
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  the country.
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  Wow.
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  Wow.
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  That's fascinating.
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  Understandable progression.
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  Thank you for setting it up so clearly.
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  But one of the things when I saw that, I'm thinking, okay, media, yes, education, the
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  internet, but churches in there, church, you mentioned too many churches have gotten
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  woke, see seeker sensitive, not teaching the whole council of God, not and not teaching
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  Bible prophecy, things like that.
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  And the church, as you said, if I can quote, you has relinquished the areas of influence.
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  If you could just take a few more minutes bill because we've just, we're down to under
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  five minutes and just share about that because the church should be the, almost like the
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  guard to protect or at least to expose the darkness, but we're not doing a very good
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  job of influencing culture for righteousness.
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  So in 1937, there was a socialist named Antonio, Antonio Gramsci and he dies in the prison,
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  but he writes his prison notebooks and he said, you can't defeat the West with tanks.
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  You have to rot it from within called the long march through the institutions and he gave
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  a quote.
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  He says the civilized world has been thoroughly saturated with Christianity for 2000 years.
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  Any country grounded in Judeo Christian values cannot be overthrown until those values
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  are cut.
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  Why?
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  Christian values emphasize the individual that you have worth as an individual because
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  you're made in the image of God and God is not a respect to a person.
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  So all the individuals are equal.
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  All the rest of the world, it's group honor shame culture depends on what group you're
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  in.
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  The group honors you.
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  Your worth goes up.
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  The group shames you ostracized.
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  You kick shot your worth goes down and socialism is a group thing.
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  And so he says socialism is precisely the religion, which must overwhelm Christianity.
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  And the new social and the new order socialism will triumph by first getting capturing the
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  culture via infiltration of schools, universities, churches, and the media transforming the conscious
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  system of society.
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  So people often talk about all the seven pillars of influence, you know, family media business.
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  We had those and we gave them because we allowed them to infiltrate it 1963 Albert Hurlham
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  congressman from Florida.
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  He read into the congressional record, these 45 tactics are the communists, which include
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  capture one or both political parties, get control of the schools, use them as transmission
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  belts, get control of teachers associations, but but the one was infiltrate the churches
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  and replace revealed religion with social religion, social justice.
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  So wherever you see social justice, that is a socialist counterfeit of the real gospel
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  that we're Jesus down on the cross paper, our sins.
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  Instead, it's, oh, we have to write the injustices on earth.
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  And it's okay to kill people and tear things down to do that when really that's just a
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  socialist tactic to tear things down so that you can create chaos.
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  And then everybody surrenders their freedoms to a strong leader to restore order.
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  Social justice is apostasy.
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  And thank you for pointing that out.
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  And that quote by Gramsey, by the way, was fascinating because he understood that the roots
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  had a biblical, the biblical world view, Judeo-Christian, you know, world view had to be cut
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  in order to impact an influence America.
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  They got into the churches, but what is our response now?
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  Audience of one, we've got answer to God, friends.
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  We are all accountable to God.
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  We can't just hide and hope that this all goes away.
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  Bill, share your final thoughts on this slide here.
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  Right.
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  So social emotional learning is what they're doing in schools to brainwash kids.
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  What's that?
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  It's peer pressure.
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  It's weaponizing peer pressure.
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  Little kids want to be accepted.
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  They don't want to be rejected.
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  They want to be picked for the team.
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  They don't want to be not invited to the party where we're social beings.
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  And so Peter is with a group around a fire and a girl gets in his face and says,
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  you know what, Jesus.
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  And he looks around the group and everybody's eyeing him.
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  And he realizes he's about to get kicked out of this group.
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  And he said, I never met the guy.
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  Like, that's it.
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  Peer you with him a couple of hours ago and it is a real fear to be pushed out of a group,
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  especially one that you want to be respected by.
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  But nobody wants to be canceled or unfriended or unfollowed or whatever.
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  But after the resurrection, Peter's filled with the Holy Spirit.
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  And the Sanhedrin says, we gave you strict orders not to speak in this name.
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  And Peter stands up to the top government officials.
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  And he said, he's better obey God rather than men.
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  Suddenly, Peter does not care about the group.
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  He doesn't care about what everybody in power says about all he cares about is what God says about him.
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  What was the difference?
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  He was filled with the Holy Spirit.
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  Jesus had been resurrected for 40 days and the apostles were still hiding out.
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  It's only after he was filled with the Holy Spirit to do the courage.
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  So I thought maybe one of the evidences of being filled with the Holy Spirit
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  is having the courage to speak out against corrupt government.
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  Yes, amen.
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  And this is what we have to do.
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  We have to expose deeds of darkness.
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  We have to stand for truth.
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  And of course, we must obey God rather than men.
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  Friends, this is our challenge going forward because we will continue to see
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  the media, lie, government and all these other things.
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  But we have to continue to try to push this and Bill.
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  I'm so glad for your teaching true history, for the many books you've written
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  and just for your voice on these important issues, helping people understand what's happening.
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  And now we can respond in a more educated way.
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  So thanks for your time.
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  Bill Federer, Americanminute.com.
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  God bless you, brother.
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  Good to see you.
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  Thank you.
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  All right.
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  Thanks, guys.
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  I know that went by fast.
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  We kind of crammed a lot in.
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  And like I said, that presentation of bills is at least an hour, typically.
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  But God bless you, and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.