Literally saying, "Don't worry, you don't want to join Judaism, but you can, you can be like a junior partner," kind of like Hells Angels or other biker clubs will have like assistant gang members or, or, or, or motorcycle gangs that are assistants to the Mongols or whatever, or to the Bandidos.

Right.

Yeah, I think part of the you don't have to join Judaism thing, uh, to be fair, like I think there is a truth when Orthodox Jews say things like this.

Uh, because Judaism, like most ethnic Jews, even Israelis living in Israel, most of them are not Orthodox Jews practicing religiously.

Now, most of them are secular.

Um, Tel Aviv is one of the, you know, the gay capitals of the world.

And so most Jews, ethnic Jews, are not reli-religiously practicing Jews.

Threat, Islam or Judaism, of national sovereignty.

That's exactly

right.

Is saying it without saying it.

And I don't know.

It's...

Like, he's trying to conflate a few different things.

He's trying to say that, well, the Jews, they wanted to be free from Rome, and they're often guilty of committing insurrection against the Romans and rebelling against them.

They're either in rebellion or they are like

That's exactly

right.

Is saying it without saying it.

And I don't know.

It's...

Like, he's trying to conflate a few different things.

He's trying to say that, well, the Jews, they wanted to be free from Rome, and they're often guilty of committing insurrection against the Romans and rebelling against them.

They're either in rebellion or they are like

That's exactly

right.

Is saying it without saying it.

And I don't know.

It's...

Like, he's trying to conflate a few different things.

He's trying to say that, well, the Jews, they wanted to be free from Rome, and they're often guilty of committing insurrection against the Romans and rebelling against them.

They're either in rebellion or they are like

they don't have anyone

else to mother.

They want to fix the whole world instead of focusing on things near to them.

Right.

And so, like, if it continues down that road...

I mean, Nick is probably right that this is maybe a watershed moment where people are like, we just can't keep doing this anymore.

Right.

I

Yeah.

Uh, and, and the people...

I mean, throughout human history, there is a sovereignty that the people had as a whole, right, where they, they give a mandate to rule, right? Whe- whether the form of a government is, is democracy or republicanism, um, that is not, you know, mass democratic or it's an oligarchy or even if it's a tyranny, even if it's one guy that has all the power, uh, consent to govern can be withdrawn.

Would you pray us out?

Absolutely.

Uh, our Father and our God, we thank you that your word is true, um, that, that you have revealed, uh, not only yourself, uh, to us, but also your will.

Also, what you have said is good, and true, and just, and right, and holy.

Uh, we pray that you would help us to, to see that, and we pray that you would help us, uh, to be fearless and unafraid, uh, to declare the things that you have said.

say that that leaves room for the opportunity, right?

It would if...

the bureaucracy of it was in decline, but they're not in decline, right? They still have total control over everything.

And so you're not going, you're not going to just like sneakily get in there and do this.

Uh, no, it's like they, these institutions should be destroyed.

What do you think though about that? That's what, that's what's going, and that's, what's going to happen is, I mean, the, the proof is in the pudding, man.

Like from, uh, the 1950s and sixties, when, when they went liberal, um, The majority of their lady just abandoned it.

And so anyway,

say that that leaves room for the opportunity, right?

It would if...

the bureaucracy of it was in decline, but they're not in decline, right? They still have total control over everything.

And so you're not going, you're not going to just like sneakily get in there and do this.

Uh, no, it's like they, these institutions should be destroyed.

What do you think though about that? That's what, that's what's going, and that's, what's going to happen is, I mean, the, the proof is in the pudding, man.

Like from, uh, the 1950s and sixties, when, when they went liberal, um, The majority of their lady just abandoned it.

And so anyway,

Yes.

But that's a huge problem.

That, that, like, that top thing on the thing, the women with the money, right? That's it right there, is, right, these women are going to go from house to house, and they're gonna cause trouble.

They're gonna stir up trouble.

They're going to...

They're gonna gossip.

They're going to, uh, pick at anything that they don't like.

Mm-hmm.

And I'm

like...

Part of it is like you learn these patterns and you begin to recognize these patterns and you see it in all these different women.

Yep.

And you get very jaded.

Yes.

Because of it.

that are like

spread via the sword.

Yeah.

No one's holding a gun to their head.

Like nobody held a gun to Constantine's head when he converted or, or to any of the rulers of Europe.

And so that is the obvious antithesis.

And so you have Christendom on the one hand.

You have modern liberalism, liberal secularism on the other.

Yes.

spread via the sword.

Yeah.

No one's holding a gun to their head.

Like nobody held a gun to Constantine's head when he converted or, or to any of the rulers of Europe.

And so that is the obvious antithesis.

And so you have Christendom on the one hand.

You have modern liberalism, liberal secularism on the other.

Yes.

So I'm curious of what you would, I mean, you can use a different illustration or example, but I do think getting down into those limiting principles is important.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think the linear principle is more so to reflect on politics as politics.

and and what what politics actually is um what what the political actually is that um this is not these are not like intramural debates about you know should we set the marginal tax rate at 31 or or 31 and a half percent right or zero percent It's not those types of debates where the regime that rules is stable and it's minor petty – relatively petty concerns.

Rather, the political is existential, right? Does your nation continue to exist, right? It stakes in those terms.

So I think – One example that I go to often is, um, in, in thinking through this, because, uh, I, I mean, one of my, my favorite, uh, books in the Bible or, you know, two books, uh, or, or one, uh, your pastor less can, uh, correct me, uh, is Samuel's first, second Samuel.

And, uh, I think it's one book.

That's page50.com forward slash redpill.

I want to, I want you to just knock it out of the park.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

I mean, I think, you know, we can get into, you know, later on, um, you know, the biblical theme of righteous deception.

Uh, but, I mean, I think even, even before we do, um, just the, the simple case that if someone is carrying out, you know, the murder of a million babies a year, um, that...

A- and you have the ability to attain political power to put a stop to it, um, you know? But part of, part of the attaining that power entails you have to, you have to convince people that really love murdering babies to give you that political power, right? Uh, and so yeah, the case, I mean, in, in the simplest terms that I made is, though you should just tell them, "Yeah, I'm cool with killing babies," and then you take, you take the power and you put a stop to it, right? That, uh, and that would be morally justified, right? Um, uh, especially- You know, especially given, um, given the stakes, right? That this isn't, this isn't lying or bearing false witness, um, in order to, in order, uh, to advantage yourself or benefit yourself, but, but actually to pursue, uh, righteousness, uh, to pursue what is, what is good.

Um, and so, you know, things like that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah

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Wow.

The, uh, the Muslims in Dearborn, they [laughs] they voted for Trump.

Why is that true? Why would we respond that way to the swastika instead of the graffiti? What would you say to that?

Yeah, I would say it's because this is our public religion.

This is our actual religion.

This is what people, even many Christians, believe.

at the root foundational level of who they are is um this this story that that is told that um that the greatest evil uh ever was germany uh in the middle of the 20th century that uh the greatest sin of all sins maybe the only sin is racism and um and these things are used to um downplay everything else right so if if all of the attention and focus is on this one single singularly you know bad thing uh then oh like murdering babies isn't as bad or uh you know or uh you know destroying families and marriage and promoting you know perversity that's that's not that bad um no uh this this is the bad thing um or you can you can name a million things that um our our social order says now um these things are not bad anymore or we're just indifferent to them uh whereas that is the one thing that is is the great great great evil and and so that so that's part of it and it isn't even you know people that react to it are not saying like, oh, actually, it's good.

Or even like Nick here is not, I don't think, saying like, oh, actually, this symbol is great.

We should spray this everywhere because we believe in it and we love it.

um but uh that's the thing it's

I would agree with that

... like, everyone is just going crazy about the Epstein files and Israel and, and, uh, then the Iran war, and Donald Trump is controlled by Israel, like, things like that.

And, like, I mean, I've had, you know, opinions on the issue that I, I think are well-formed, um, for, for many years, um, that are not, like, histrionic or, or, you know, outlandish.

You know, my, uh, essentially my, my opinion regard to Israel is, is that, right, our relationship toward the Israelis is, is not, not good.

It's imbalanced.

Yeah, yeah

... and even, even, like, you know, the issue of the USS Liberty is, uh, why it's, um, so controversial, why they suppressed it and everything else is, is because essentially, like, the Israelis were trying to start World War III, right? [laughs] Blaming, uh, blaming the Arabs, uh, uh, attacking this American ship.

Uh, and, um, and then the US goes to war with Egypt and all of these Soviet proxies, and the Soviets go to war with us, right? Like, and so, like, that incident could have had the potential to, to kill, like, a billion people-

I wonder why you didn't build civilization.

Well, yeah, you don't have a winter that you have to prepare for.

Right.

Like for thousands of years.

Right.

Does that have an effect on, on a population at scale? Of course.

Absolutely.

religion yes wow

Um,

And so a lot of the stuff was just for show for likes on the internet when we really need to be deporting like 10,000 people a day.

And they've steadily increased the number of deportations up to like 3,200 a day now.

And after the big, beautiful bill and all the funding that ICE has gotten, I mean, it still takes – a long time to hire and train and place and organize all of the new trainees to be able to begin doing operations and doing them well.

That stuff takes time.

And everyone's like, why does he just deport 100 million people instantaneously right now? Why doesn't he just...

get the Star Trek transporter out and lock onto the targets with Palantir.

And it's because he's saying those things.

yeah, anyway, let's keep going

here.

1920, founder of Time and Life magazines and the man who literally coined the phrase the American century in his famous 1941 Life editorial piece, used his Luce Foundation to systematically flood seminaries and universities with progressive theology, including feminism.

Evangelical Protestant institutions were particularly of interest because they were highly organized, influential, and relatively less tied to entrenched hierarchies, making them the easiest asset to shape.

In that 1941 manifesto, Luce declared that the 20th century must be to a significant degree an American century.

He meant a century in which American progressive democratic internationalism would shape the world, including its religious landscape.

We see this illustrated in all of the wars and all of the politics that the US decided to get itself involved with in the late 20th century.

So...

S- what did the other churches in the state say as the state itself became a place that faithful Christians couldn't live?

I mean, there, there are a handful of, of churches there that are, that are very strong, right? There are, there are Christians there that, that oppose these things, but they are so, so vastly outnumbered.

Like when I went, when I went to the state capital to, you know, oppose the abortion bill, um, there were, there were lots of activists on, on both sides.

Uh, pro-life activists and pro, uh, uh, ritual sacrifice activists.

Uh, but there were, there were no other pastors there.

I think the, one of the Catholic bishops, um, did a Skype call, Zoom call.

Um, but, uh, beyond that there were, there were no other pastors and I'm thinking like, "My church is, is like 30, 40 people.

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