Speaker 1: Welcome to the three stories versions of The Todd Herman Show.
Speaker 1: Story number one, federal workers are in shambles for being
Speaker 1: treated like regular workers. And story number two, some investigators
Speaker 1: say that there would be Trump assassin the one in
Speaker 1: Butler was not acting alone. Surprised. Story number three, there
Speaker 1: is a cartoon that calls to memory the twenty one
Speaker 1: Christians who are murdyerreed in Libya, and it's actually making
Speaker 1: progress in bringing young people to the Lord. We'll talk
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided where shall live.
Speaker 1: I've been fired twice, and the first time it happens
Speaker 1: I really was actually not my fault. I worked at
Speaker 1: a pizza place, and I actually got recruited to work there.
Speaker 1: I think I was gu're still in high school, probably seventeen,
Speaker 1: and someone came into the pizza place where I'd worked
Speaker 1: and managed the kitchen, and they recruited me. It was bizarre.
Speaker 1: I didn't know you could do that. You go and
Speaker 1: see someone doing a good job, he offered them more money,
Speaker 1: and then you bring him in. And they did this,
Speaker 1: this family, and they were did the good family, very
Speaker 1: good family, hockey family they were. And one night I
Speaker 1: was late for a date and I was making dough
Speaker 1: and it decided that I would I would. I was
Speaker 1: tired of waiting for the dough mixer to slow down,
Speaker 1: so I turned off. I thought, what I'll do is
Speaker 1: I'll reach in and grab the dough mixer, and with
Speaker 1: my great strength stopped this thing from going further. And
Speaker 1: it was actually my left hand, that's what Nope, was
Speaker 1: my right hand. And I reached in and I grabbed
Speaker 1: the the thing and it kept going oddly and it
Speaker 1: all If I didn't succeed in pulling my hand to
Speaker 1: the side, it would have sucked my arm in and
Speaker 1: it probably would have torn my arm off. Luckily, all
Speaker 1: it did was cut my finger and severed the tendon
Speaker 1: in my finger. And I went to the emergency room
Speaker 1: and a doctor there actually said, hey, see how your
Speaker 1: finger won't move watch this, and he grabbed my tendingness
Speaker 1: and he moved because isn't that cool? That's super cool.
Speaker 1: I love that that. My finger won't move and you're
Speaker 1: making it's like a chicken leg got it. Got fired
Speaker 1: because it couldn't work, because they couldn't toss dough. No,
Speaker 1: probably I should have just gone in and tried to
Speaker 1: use my left hand. It sucked. I hated being fired.
Speaker 1: It's a terrible feeling. Second time I got fired was
Speaker 1: because I kept trying to get an outside sales job.
Speaker 1: I was in inside sales at a great family owned company.
Speaker 1: I wasn't grateful enough for that job. It was a
Speaker 1: good job. I was learning a bunch that they required
Speaker 1: that they're outside sales people have college degrees. I thought
Speaker 1: that was stupid and I was an arrogant jerk, and
Speaker 1: so I went and interviewed with the competition and I
Speaker 1: got I mean to work the next day and the
Speaker 1: manager brought me in a really nice guy named Stan,
Speaker 1: and said, you're fired. Oh, I guess the guys at
Speaker 1: the other label company. Yeah, he called me last night.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we've been friends for twenty years. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: And that really sucked. So I've been fired. I know
Speaker 1: what it's like, and at no time was the media there.
Speaker 1: I've had to fire people, I've had to fire people
Speaker 1: from media jobs. At no time was the media there.
Speaker 1: I've worked in radio for a little while and people
Speaker 1: get fired a lot, and often the radio stations just
Speaker 1: say things like nothing, They're just gone, Hey, what happened
Speaker 1: to those guys? We don't know. We just they weren't
Speaker 1: real people. They just so being fired sucks. And when
Speaker 1: the mockingbird media wants to make the federal firings a
Speaker 1: thing of special suckishness, there's a reason why they're doing this.
Speaker 1: So let's look at some of the ways that this
Speaker 1: has been portrayed, and the people are portraying it themselves.
Speaker 1: Will do this in just a second, rather than being
Speaker 1: fired from a country that will not allow them to
Speaker 1: practice healthcare the way they see fit. My friends who
Speaker 1: run renew dot Healthcare moved their practice, the actual application
Speaker 1: of their practice to the safest city in Mexico. Port
Speaker 1: of I r to Mexico. There's multiple reasons it's the
Speaker 1: safest city in Mexico. Whatever it has to do with
Speaker 1: the high mountains on one side and the ocean on
Speaker 1: the other, it's very difficult to get in and out
Speaker 1: save one one highway. That makes it really really bad
Speaker 1: business for the cartels. Then there's the seven separate police
Speaker 1: forces that patrol Port of Arta, and one of those
Speaker 1: police forces is just dedicated to tourists. Then there's the
Speaker 1: fact that the cartel that runs Mexico, the Family Cartel,
Speaker 1: has said in Port of Arta, if you attack a tourist,
Speaker 1: you're dead. They also have better fentanyl policies than the
Speaker 1: separate countries of Washington in California, the cartels have said,
Speaker 1: we're out of the fentanyl business. Bad business. So it's
Speaker 1: a safe place. And then the treatments are absolutely world class.
Speaker 1: If you're being told you're going to have to have
Speaker 1: back surgery, it might well work and your insurance company
Speaker 1: will probably pay for it. And then again it might
Speaker 1: fall apart and there might be follow up surgeries and
Speaker 1: it might not be the best for you. So are
Speaker 1: you willing to balance paying a little bit out of
Speaker 1: pockets or even a lot with an outcome where you
Speaker 1: are not cut open, there's no risk of infection, there's
Speaker 1: no physical therapy afterwards, there's no period of immobility. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what renew does with ethically gathered stem cells from
Speaker 1: placentas and umbilical cords in an absolutely world class lab,
Speaker 1: only one of its kind in North America. Try this.
Speaker 1: I know of someone who couldn't move their hands. Arthritis
Speaker 1: is so bad they couldn't move their hands. And after
Speaker 1: the stem cell treatment, not only can they move their hands,
Speaker 1: they can play musical instruments. So go to renew dot
Speaker 1: Healthcare and ask if they can help you. They'll tell you.
Speaker 1: They'll even give you the percentage chance of success. It's
Speaker 1: e n ue dot Healthcare. And it's only through the
Speaker 1: corruption of the American medical system, through the corruption of
Speaker 1: our government, that this stuff isn't allowed here r e
Speaker 1: n u e dot Healthcare. Here are some various responses.
Speaker 1: Federal workers have to being fired, and I get it,
Speaker 1: and just about everybody's been fired, and just about no
Speaker 1: one is told speak into the camera a little more loudly.
Speaker 3: Can you tell us what your message is toastor before
Speaker 3: walking here. I think it's really cool to fire people
Speaker 3: for poor performance, and they plainly high great toy that
Speaker 3: we've never had an issue with our performance, and we're
Speaker 3: doing work for the American Pablo, We're.
Speaker 1: Here for safety, and we're patriots. We love our country.
Speaker 1: That's why we're taking.
Speaker 3: These jobs that don't pay us. In the private sector.
Speaker 3: I'm an account I could get a private sector job
Speaker 3: tomorrow back.
Speaker 1: I've never been through a mass firing. Well, no, that's
Speaker 1: not true. I've seen massive numbers of people moved out
Speaker 1: of radio stations because twenty percent of the staff is fired.
Speaker 1: Watch that happen. It sucks. But on the poor performance thing,
Speaker 1: you're talking here about a government that poorly performs. You're
Speaker 1: talking about in real terms, a three hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: trillion dollar debt. In real terms, any CEO who came
Speaker 1: in to take over an organization that is structurally bankrupt
Speaker 1: every single month they have to borrow money to exist.
Speaker 1: Any CEO would come in and with the board do
Speaker 1: a mass layoff. It has to happen. If you're leaning
Speaker 1: when you should be firm, you'll eventually be cruel when
Speaker 1: you should be kind. So the mass layoffs have to
Speaker 1: occur to stop us from going over a fiscal cliff.
Speaker 1: And that lady might well have been a decent or
Speaker 1: even great individual contributor, but the government as a whole
Speaker 1: is failing, and the media cannot get enough of this stuff.
Speaker 4: You mail that came out wanting us to justify our
Speaker 4: jobs with five things we did last week was on
Speaker 4: Saturday night, and I was literally working on Saturday night
Speaker 4: to make up for all the distractions I had had
Speaker 4: the previous week, which came from the executive branch, and
Speaker 4: so I'm working trying to catch up on things, and
Speaker 4: then I get that email on top of it. It's
Speaker 4: very hard to keep your train of thought when you're
Speaker 4: getting threatened and harassed like that.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry that you you had to justify your
Speaker 1: job with five bullet points. That's unheard of. A new
Speaker 1: boss comes to town and there's some chaos because the
Speaker 1: new boss is taken over and the new boss would
Speaker 1: like to understand what you do for the organization. I
Speaker 1: could write down five bullet points that I accomplished right
Speaker 1: now this week in do it while I'm talking with you.
Speaker 1: Alice could do the same thing. Alice could write down
Speaker 1: five things he's accomplished in then an hour and a half.
Speaker 1: We've been in the studio together two hours today. I mean,
Speaker 1: we could go through the twenty five clips Alex moved in.
Speaker 1: He could say I moved one clip and then another clip. Hey,
Speaker 1: there's there's five clips. I moved in. I edited the clips.
Speaker 1: I've been adjusting the board for Todd because sometimes he
Speaker 1: speaks too loudly in the mic right touches it with
Speaker 1: his hand, and then I have to go through later
Speaker 1: and work and change it. So now I'm just giving
Speaker 1: Alex all sorts of job security. See what I did there,
Speaker 1: I'm giving my job security. There. Put that in the
Speaker 1: bullet points. Got your bullet point walking. It's not being threatened.
Speaker 1: When someone says, here's an opportunity to share some successes,
Speaker 1: it's utter resentment. And just again, try this in the
Speaker 1: real world. New boss comes in, you get your opportunity
Speaker 1: to have a one on one and you sit down
Speaker 1: and the bus says, you know, hey, well how long
Speaker 1: have you been at the company? And so you live
Speaker 1: in the area and this is new for you, and hey,
Speaker 1: tell me a bit about your job. Is that a threat?
Speaker 1: What it feels like a threat. But the media can't
Speaker 1: get enough of this, and they can't get enough of
Speaker 1: trying to tell stories with emotions. I don't remember any
Speaker 1: anyone coming to me in my two firings and saying
Speaker 1: cry more because that will help I really.
Speaker 3: Felt that people providing seaport and there.
Speaker 1: Your humanity around the world because it's the right thing
Speaker 1: to do. And that made me feel abound no matter
Speaker 1: who was going okay, so she was it. Usaid, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do, and I have cried
Speaker 1: every day. I think that that's all.
Speaker 3: I have a fifteen month old home and I'm looking
Speaker 3: at him.
Speaker 4: And thinking, well, what's this country that we're now living
Speaker 4: in and are.
Speaker 3: Doing work for the American public.
Speaker 1: We're here for safety, for services, trios. We love our countries.
Speaker 1: This is a count taking these jobs.
Speaker 5: I don't pay us in this private sector.
Speaker 1: I don't like have this one private.
Speaker 3: Second job tomorrow, but I care about this country and
Speaker 3: I want to be here.
Speaker 1: All of our networks is in the contrast, the U
Speaker 1: said contractor in DC, I don't know if there are
Speaker 1: jobs for security and thoughts a lot of people in
Speaker 1: ourfessional lives and rings and did the media go do
Speaker 1: this when, for instance, Gavin Newsom steals the family ranches
Speaker 1: of people in California because that just happened. Their families
Speaker 1: in California that have been given land leases to operate ranches,
Speaker 1: and Gavin news some stuff fit to go steal those
Speaker 1: because it's for the environment, don't you know. And this
Speaker 1: happens to be Chris Brey's written about this. It's called
Speaker 1: Point Where's National Park. It's on the seashore, so they've
Speaker 1: gone instead of these cattle ranches are very, very bad
Speaker 1: for the environment. It's killing all the children. The farts
Speaker 1: from the cows are killing bipock kids in Harlem. Oh
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, wait, that's natural that's the natural gas stoves
Speaker 1: in California's doing that. I always get that backwards. So
Speaker 1: what's going to go in their place? Elk ranch? But
Speaker 1: they're not going to kill the elk and elks don't fart.
Speaker 1: What Oh I see? Can we take that out? And
Speaker 1: oh show edit because it's the Okay, no, fine, fine,
Speaker 1: fin because you already accomplish your five things. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to have you these six things. I
Speaker 1: was wrong. Elk do fart, but apparently their farts smell
Speaker 1: like freedom, an apple pie and Gavin Newsom's hair. It's
Speaker 1: not not the media's job to take a situation like
Speaker 1: this and put pure emotion on it without putting some context.
Speaker 1: Any CEO who came into an organization that has to
Speaker 1: borrow money to existence, has had to do that with
Speaker 1: no foreseeable way for paying it off. When it's core duty,
Speaker 1: which is to defend this country, is being jeopardized by
Speaker 1: our debt payment. The interest in our debt will soon
Speaker 1: outstrip what we can spend on our military, the core
Speaker 1: duty of the executive branch and the military to defend us.
Speaker 1: Any CEO look at that and go, wow, we won't
Speaker 1: even be able to make our core products because we'll
Speaker 1: be servicing debt or structured bankrupt. There has to be cuts,
Speaker 1: and the biggest way to cut, unfortunately, in an organization
Speaker 1: like the federal government is people. And yes, I do
Speaker 1: pray that this is an opportunity for them to lean
Speaker 1: into God and for them to experience what it's like
Speaker 1: for God to provide. I didn't hear any of them
Speaker 1: say that that they trust in God to provide. God
Speaker 1: tells us, you see the sparrows in the field, certainly
Speaker 1: you're worse more than a pharaoh a sparrow and loo
Speaker 1: kai Father buy these values of the sparrows. He can provide.
Speaker 1: He cannedy does, but first he needed to be part
Speaker 1: of his family, not for the common blessings. But for
Speaker 1: the fall one blessings story number two. This is going
Speaker 1: to shock a lot of people. It's an incredibly shocking
Speaker 1: thing that will surprise and stun you and couldn't be
Speaker 1: more shocking. And before I shock you, let me shock
Speaker 1: you with this. There is some corruption going on financial
Speaker 1: markets seriously, and also, don't let me stun you with this.
Speaker 1: If President Trump gets what he wants out of the economy,
Speaker 1: we're a dominant energy exporter. We no longer are using
Speaker 1: other people's energy. We even are doing micro nuclear. President
Speaker 1: Trump brings manufacturing back. Apple is being forced to start
Speaker 1: to make products here. Car makers are being forced to
Speaker 1: have to make them here. If this actually works out,
Speaker 1: our economy could blossom and your retirement account could benefit
Speaker 1: in ways unthinkable if your retirement account is set up
Speaker 1: to take advantage of that. But if the empire fights
Speaker 1: back and wins, such as this corrupt judge who's discovered
Speaker 1: it's illegal for bosses to fire employees, if that boss
Speaker 1: is named Donald Trump, then the economy goes a whole
Speaker 1: other direction, because if the empire wins against this populist movement,
Speaker 1: the empire has one and you can still have a
Speaker 1: successful retirement if you're set up for that. Does that
Speaker 1: sound like the same retirement account? It can be if
Speaker 1: you're using proper risk managements and in my mind, active
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Speaker 1: I am. Financial stuff makes my head bleed. My friend
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Speaker 1: when you go to dinner, know that at some point
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Speaker 1: three seven. So some investigators have been looking into the
Speaker 1: Butler attempted assassination of President Trump, and this is what
Speaker 1: they've learned. A veteran private investigator from Erie, Pennsylvania, was
Speaker 1: hired shortly after the fateful July thirteen event at the
Speaker 1: Butler Rally took a look into cooks, into crooks. This
Speaker 1: is the alleged killer or attented killer by a private
Speaker 1: client told the Post he believes a criminal network was
Speaker 1: operating with him at the time of the assassination attempt
Speaker 1: and is still in existence and still wants to kill
Speaker 1: President Trump. Doug Hagman, whose team of six other investigators
Speaker 1: have been working the case for months and have interviewed
Speaker 1: more than one hundred people, said they also conducted extensive
Speaker 1: geofencing analysis of cell phones and tablets not belonging to
Speaker 1: Crooks that were found with him at his home, at
Speaker 1: the rifle range where he took target practice, at the
Speaker 1: rally at Bethel Park High School, where he graduated in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. We don't think he acted alone, Hagman
Speaker 1: told the Post. This took a lot of coordination and
Speaker 1: my view, Crooks was handled by more than one individual,
Speaker 1: and it was used for this assassination attempt. And I
Speaker 1: wouldn't preclude the possibility that there were people at the
Speaker 1: rally helping itself. This comes from not theb dot com.
Speaker 1: There's already a lawsuit, a local lawsuit filed locally contending
Speaker 1: that the police there helped with this, helped make the
Speaker 1: assassination attempt possible. Representative Clay Haggins has also been digging
Speaker 1: around on this and investigating Cook's assassination attempt for months,
Speaker 1: and he's not seen Hagman's defensing data, but downplay their significance.
Speaker 1: He told the Post he believes Cook's acted alone, but
Speaker 1: there was no and there was no conspiracy. However, he
Speaker 1: also said the FBI continually obstructed the investigation. Why and
Speaker 1: on what basis do you say he acted alone when
Speaker 1: the FBI will not give you help with the investigation.
Speaker 1: But Higgins admitted that admitted that even after months of
Speaker 1: his grand their blue on the ground research, including exhausted
Speaker 1: ballistics examinations, trips to FBA headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, and
Speaker 1: lengthy conversations with high profile Pittsburgh law firm representing Crooks's parents,
Speaker 1: he has only one theory. He thinks Crooks must have
Speaker 1: been on some sort of prescription drug that made him,
Speaker 1: in Higgins' word, go crazy. This is representative Higgins. His
Speaker 1: teachers have a different view now. This psychotropic stuff and
Speaker 1: attempted murderers, these go hand at hand on all too
Speaker 1: many occasions, and of course they're not releasing that data.
Speaker 1: One of his teachers said this, Xavier Hammond at Crooks
Speaker 1: and Commuter Technology classes at Steel Center for Career and
Speaker 1: technical education for two years. Told the post he was
Speaker 1: my little buddy. I just didn't believe it when I
Speaker 1: heard it. Tom was the quirky, funny little guy who
Speaker 1: also loved to excel in class. When he was finished,
Speaker 1: he'd always go back and help his classmates. He was
Speaker 1: very intelligent. I don't think he set out to kill
Speaker 1: the president, han't said. My guess is he messed with
Speaker 1: the wrong individuals about what they were going to do,
Speaker 1: and it was different from what he thought it was
Speaker 1: going to be. Anyone planning to do this would leave
Speaker 1: some sort of breadcrumbs. But there's nothing, no paperwork, no itinery,
Speaker 1: no even him going to websites to research unless someone
Speaker 1: cleaned up the data path and the data trail. Who
Speaker 1: gave him the devices that he didn't own. Why was
Speaker 1: he allowed to walk around with a rangefinder literally measuring
Speaker 1: the shot that he was going to attempt to take
Speaker 1: and well took and didn't hit. Why was he allowed
Speaker 1: on a rooftop? Why did three officers leave their posts?
Speaker 1: The first one was sick, didn't show up for work
Speaker 1: that day he was sick. The second one needed to
Speaker 1: go to the bathroom real bad, so he left his
Speaker 1: post to go Pee just says this was about the
Speaker 1: time the president was to take the stage, but he
Speaker 1: forgot his card key and he couldn't get back into
Speaker 1: the building. So the third federal officer, who was right
Speaker 1: above where Crooks would lay, went out to get his buddy,
Speaker 1: but darned the stink of luck, he couldn't get back
Speaker 1: into the building on time either, and the refusal to
Speaker 1: take the high ground the water tower. The theory that
Speaker 1: there were people helping this come off is an easy
Speaker 1: one to believe with all the helpless kids seemed to
Speaker 1: get in terms of having devices he didn't own and
Speaker 1: being allowed to walk around clearly planning to shoot someone.
Speaker 1: The good idea to dig further into the help he
Speaker 1: did get, at least on who gave him the devices.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget the contacts within Washington, d C. Not
Speaker 1: mention this report story number three. There's all sorts of
Speaker 1: ways to tell stories, and for young people, one of
Speaker 1: the best ways to tell stories is in cartoon form
Speaker 1: or sort of comic form. And there's a short film
Speaker 1: that honors the twenty one Coptic martyrs were killed by
Speaker 1: ISIS in Libyan twenty fifteen, and the film is animated
Speaker 1: in the style of coptic iconography is producing collaboration with
Speaker 1: the global Coptic community and a team of more than
Speaker 1: seventy artists from twenty four countries, and they did a
Speaker 1: good job of telling a story that people need to
Speaker 1: understand what it means to be a martyr. I'll show
Speaker 1: you this in a second. There's been a lot in
Speaker 1: the background of the Irish people, in fact, a lot
Speaker 1: of martyrs in the background of the Irish people to
Speaker 1: fight for independence. And I don't wally on that continuum
Speaker 1: in the regards to the troubles and prior to that,
Speaker 1: the fight for independence. I know where I stand on this.
Speaker 1: I can guess where my friend Tim Krukshank, who's the
Speaker 1: founder and CEO Bone Frog Coffee stands. He's a Celtic background.
Speaker 1: We indicate he probably stands on the side of the Irish.
Speaker 1: In fact, I know he does the Irish true blen
Speaker 1: and comes with a beautiful bag. It has a Coptic
Speaker 1: cross that honors the Lord Jesus Christ and also the
Speaker 1: fighting spirit of the Irish people. Tim, of course, is
Speaker 1: a retired Navy seal eighted three deployments on our behalf.
Speaker 1: Every bag says God Country team. It's only this one
Speaker 1: with the cross. This is a very unique blend of
Speaker 1: coffee to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day and also obviously to
Speaker 1: celebrate our faith in the Lord Jesus. Limited time you
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Speaker 1: Bonefrog Coffee dot com slash todd. This is part of
Speaker 1: this film on the Coptic Christians, and this form of
Speaker 1: storytelling is really really effective with young people.
Speaker 6: In the early twenty first century, Isis begin a reign
Speaker 6: of terror and attempts to cleanse North Africa of Christians.
Speaker 6: One of their favorite Egyptian Coptic Christians. Twenty fourteen, Isis
Speaker 6: captured seven Coptic Egyptians and they were making their way.
Speaker 1: Home to Egypt.
Speaker 6: A week later, Isis rated the housing complex where the
Speaker 6: Egyptians had been staying, capturing thirteen more Coptic Christians.
Speaker 1: Didn't watch the video, obviously, it's more. It's more it's
Speaker 1: harder for you to understand. But as one of the
Speaker 1: terrorists is taking the Coptic Christians, he sees in the
Speaker 1: rearview mirror the image of the Lord Jesus Christ. And incidentally,
Speaker 1: Jesus has been appearing in the dreams of people in
Speaker 1: the Middle East in unbelievable numbers. It's now an everyday
Speaker 1: affair that our missionaries over there meets someone who's Islamic
Speaker 1: who comes and says, Jesus has been coming to me
Speaker 1: in dreams. And that's every day we hear about this
Speaker 1: now and people choosing to say, teach me about Jesus.
Speaker 1: So that's very, very significant.
Speaker 6: Back to this film, any Coptic Egyptians were gathered together
Speaker 6: in an underground prison.
Speaker 1: Snapping pictures of them iPhones, some of the pictures of
Speaker 1: the real men.
Speaker 6: There was some confusion regarding Matthew from Ghana. He had
Speaker 6: been captured in a separate rate, and when Isis tried
Speaker 6: to let him go, he insisted he was the same
Speaker 6: as the Egyptians. There God with his God with Matthew,
Speaker 6: the group became twenty one.
Speaker 1: He chose to stay. He could have walked outra the
Speaker 1: Lord of the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 6: The reason with the Christians. Some of the men were
Speaker 6: offered money to deny their faith, but it was of
Speaker 6: no use. The man wouldn't be moved.
Speaker 1: Thus the journey of torture began. Loved the cross show
Speaker 1: in the background, and just deny your faith and all
Speaker 1: this connect that's the point of all this suffering. Jesus
Speaker 1: said that we will be hated by all because of
Speaker 1: my name. Well, but the one who endures the end
Speaker 1: will be saved. Yeah, I mean be saving Nazarene boom
Speaker 1: rifle butt to the face. The reason this is such
Speaker 1: a good idea is because young people consume information in
Speaker 1: this way, in a different fashion. The young guys I
Speaker 1: work with. This is just like the stuff they watch,
Speaker 1: and it has the feel of fiction, and yet it's
Speaker 1: so real. I love the fact that cartoons make it
Speaker 1: more fictional, therefore a little less scary, but also a
Speaker 1: little easier to get the image of Jesus Christ in
Speaker 1: front of them and the faith of these men. Right,
Speaker 1: we face prosecution in this persecution in this country, but
Speaker 1: not like that. It's so fascinating because in the history
Speaker 1: of the Bible, the harder the abuse against Christians, the
Speaker 1: more faith seems to bloom and grow. It's happened in China.
Speaker 1: It's happened in so many countries where they've tried to
Speaker 1: extinguish the church. Remember, Jesus Christ said in regard to
Speaker 1: Peter's confession that the Lord Jesus was in fact the Messiah.
Speaker 1: He said, it's upon this confession that I build my church,
Speaker 1: and the gates of Hades shall not stand against it.
Speaker 1: And he meant his church, by the way, not just
Speaker 1: churches that call themselves Christian, because that actually mean something.
Speaker 1: And back to this film.
Speaker 6: The Christians were forced to wear orange jumpsuits as Isis
Speaker 6: filmed them walking along.
Speaker 1: The beach of the shadows swing of a death bird.
Speaker 6: At times, Isis saw strange figures walking among the Christians.
Speaker 6: Some of these figures held swords, others were black, and
Speaker 6: still others were riding horses.
Speaker 1: They look like angels from relations.
Speaker 6: Three different times. The third time the men were brought
Speaker 6: to the beach were the last. The men walked looking
Speaker 6: toward the sky, and they didn't say a word except
Speaker 6: the prayers to God.
Speaker 1: So they submitted same way Jesus Christ submitted. They didn't scream,
Speaker 1: they didn't resist, and the terrorists were seeing clearly. Let's
Speaker 1: describe there angels on horseback and angels in the sky
Speaker 1: surrounding these men, and the angels were watching and witnessing,
Speaker 1: and God saw every single event, and he knew everyone's
Speaker 1: heart and everyone's motive. And Jesus might weep right now,
Speaker 1: almost certainly did, but he comes back as judge. And
Speaker 1: at that point it's not the weeping Jesus. Let's finish
Speaker 1: this off.
Speaker 5: So in action all prayers is due to Allah, the
Speaker 5: song and Mighty and made blessings and peace upon the soil,
Speaker 5: film as in mercy.
Speaker 1: To all the world. Interspersed old people.
Speaker 5: Recently who have seen us on the hills of Usham
Speaker 5: and on that explain chopping off the heads that have
Speaker 5: been carrying the corossed looking for a long time.
Speaker 1: Poll would spike against Slam and Muslims. And today we're
Speaker 1: on the south of Rome, on the line of us.
Speaker 1: Now Olibya, real men about to die, bravely knowing that
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ welcomes them. And they did a good job
Speaker 1: of showing worry in the terrorists cartoon terrorists eyes, and
Speaker 1: they forced them in down on the ground. They should
Speaker 1: their heads face the same way, and the nice poised Yes, Jesus,
Speaker 1: this says Lord forgiveness, and they.
Speaker 6: All died with the name of Jesus on their lips.
Speaker 6: On February fifteen, twenty fifteen, isa Is published a five
Speaker 6: minute video showing the behitting of the Christians. The act
Speaker 6: was condemned by Muslims and Christians alike.
Speaker 1: No, that's one thing they got wrong. It was not
Speaker 1: condemned by Muslims and Christians. There are all too many
Speaker 1: Muslims who cheered for them, because it's a false faith.
Speaker 1: I consider it satanic. You will know them by their fruits.
Speaker 1: There have been a lot of people who've used Christianity
Speaker 1: to create great evil, and it is in non alignment
Speaker 1: with what the Lord Jesus taught. It's non alignment with
Speaker 1: a New Testament which has very very bloody scenes in it,
Speaker 1: very bloody facts from a different time, from a time
Speaker 1: where Jesus, where the Lord Jesus had not yet come,
Speaker 1: and God had said, go conquer these people because they're
Speaker 1: an affront to me. And then when Lord Jesus came,
Speaker 1: he taught something about a new age, love thy enemy,
Speaker 1: pray for your enemies, and he showed absolutely perfect submission
Speaker 1: as he went to the cross. If we believe anything
Speaker 1: Jesus said anything we think he did or know he did.
Speaker 1: And know this that those men, my judgment, went straight
Speaker 1: into his arms, because in his perfect justice, he has
Speaker 1: the ability simply to say welcome home. And I bet
Speaker 1: they were greeted there by Jesus himself, and he probably
Speaker 1: said something along the lines of well done, my good
Speaker 1: and faithful servants. And they stand now in eternal peace
Speaker 1: and love, while the people who did that, unless they
Speaker 1: repent to their false faith, and the murderers will have
Speaker 1: eternity to think about the decision they made that Dan
Speaker 1: in the beach. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please
Speaker 1: go be well, be strong, be kind, Please make every
Speaker 1: effort to walk in the light of Christ.