Speaker 1: In response to the animalistic murder of this young woman
on the train in North Carolina, President Trump has called
for us to be vicious in response, Let's not let's
be righteous, Let's be righteously angry, Let's be godly, and
let's not confuse compassion with hatred, because I think these
things are getting confused compassionate hatred. We'll talk about this
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you God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Man, today is the day the Lord has made in
These are the times to which God has decided we
shall live. And this is one of those days where
we had the show all outlined and it's there, and
Ox has gone to a ton of work to make
sure the video links are there, and we record this
show live, so there's a lot of people who are
watching this live. Thank you for that. So we can't
go back and edit this in. I didn't pull President
Trump's statements because I think everybody's seen it. I would imagine.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: President Trump recorded a video statements about the murder in
North Carolina and held up a picture, the now anger inducing,
horrible picture of just before this attack began. And it's iconic,
and it should be. And yes, it's an image that
those of us who seek low order should use. I
know it seems like you're using the death of this
young woman, h Ierna, but it okay, it is. I
was gonna say it's not, but it is. But she
need not have died in vain. And we should use
this just not to be vicious. President Trump said, we
need to respond viciously because it's the only thing these
animals understand. That man who did that is not an animal.
He is probably possessed by multiple demons. He's almost certainly
mentally ill, probably has been for a long time. He
has probably been pandered to and kissed up to his
whole life. Oh, baby sweety, isn't getting enough pandering, baby sweet,
he's not getting enough enough racial pandering. And there's the
sainted white women who were saying, well if only he
hads and yeah, that's nuts. Raise a child up in
what is right and they will returned to that. And
maybe this guy is so broken that raising upright doesn't matter.
He doesn't understand anything. I don't care what he understands.
I want to be able to pray for his soul
right now I can't because he disgusts me and he
doesn't understand anything. So I just want people protected from
him and people like him, and I don't want to
become vicious. Revenge is the province of the Lord. Viciousness
is not who is not how we win the spiritual battle.
This is a you know, our enemies are not flesh
and blood. Being vicious loses the endgame, and the endgame
is about serving the Lord Jesus. It's about abiding with him.
And yeah, we can compassionately put this guy to death.
I mean it compassionately. That's not murder. You shall not murder.
You can say eye for an eye and a tooth
for a tooth. It's not even that for me. You
think this guy won't kill people in prison? This is
compassion to the people around us. So we can pray
as we walk him into the death chamber, and we should.
We should give him every chance possible to know the
Lord Jesus. Sincerely up to the minute that we strap
him in the chair or whatever. Pray for his soul.
Everybody dies. This is about protecting people from someone who
has become animalistic. Can God turn that person around? Yep?
Maybe he will. Maybe in prison, this guy will turn around,
and then we can still compassionately take him to the
death chamber the way CNN the CNN headline on this.
If you've not seen it, it might not be as
quite as bad as you think. But I'll show it
to you in a second and describe it in a second.
It's close to what I was fearing they would do.
We'll talk about Van Jones and he decided to call
it Charlie kirk a what race, bator race, hustler race,
munger because Van Jones said that race wasn't part of this.
Now I didn't know was part of it. But audio
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That's man. That was a clever marketing phrase un till
it was so easy to turn on them. This is
CNN ready, How the lives of a Ukrainian refugee and
a Charlotte man with their criminal history converged and it
fatals stabbing. It's a beautiful picture that their lives converged.
It was written by three people, Elizabeth Wolf, Jeff Winter
and Trandawn. Beautiful, beautiful lives converging. Alternate headline man with
fourteen interactions that should have put him in prison, allowed
to carry to murder on a train. That's somewhat more honest, right,
We can't be vicious, but we can be righteous. We
can have righteous anger, not quote just because of this murder,
but because it was clearly going to happen. We can
and will at one point this week talk about the
magistrates who, incidentally, and I don't necessarily think you need
to go to college should be a judge. You don't
even have to have a lot agreed to be in
the Supreme Court. Incidentally, this lady has no business being
a magistrate. She didn't go to law school apparently, and
in many states you can just go be a magistrate.
And her supervising judge is in fact a judge and
apparently did go to law school, and he signed off
on this release. So we can be righteously angry about this.
We can also use this, and we should not just
to go after the criminals, but to have some changes
to our judicial system. It is very difficult to sue
an office holder while they're in office for carrying out
their lawful duties fourteen times as person's let go or
twelve Bartenders can go to prison for over serving people.
In certain states, they can be fined and have their
bank accounts ruined. They can be fine to a degree
that they spend the rest of their lives working to
pay off a fine for overserving alcohol, and that standard
would be Look, any reasonable person would have seen this
person's drunk If you took this in front of a jury,
you'd be saying, we're here to determine if a reasonable
person would have considered just would have continued to serve
alcohol to this drunk driver. Would a reasonable person look
at this guy's rap sheet and go, yeah, let him go?
After all, you know what her conditions were. He promised
to come back to court in writing. But let's not
be vicious, compassionate for the people who live in the world,
so compassionate that we lock people up like this. We remember,
God is a god of law and order, not chaos.
It is the other side that wants chaos. Yes, use
the image of this to shame Blue City mayors, and
let's stop with the pretense that this is anything other
than purposeful. Jadevance calls it a policy decision to allow
these people to run free. It is a policy decision.
It's a paid for a policy decision, and it benefits
to cartels. The president and Pete Hegsath should be tying
the war against cartels to the downfall of our cities
because every time cops have to cycle on something like
this or arrest a guy like this, only for him
to be put back out under the streets. Every time
they do that is a time they can't go focus
their energies against the cartels. They should be tying these
things together because they are together. And incidentally, it's not
just an American problem. It is a leftist problem, driven
down from the top globally by people who want chaos
in the West so that they can bring tyrannical order.
This is a so called police chief in Canada. His
name is Jim McSween, and he has some advice for people.
Speaker 3: In the unlikely event that you find yourself the victim
of a home invasion, we are urging citizens not to
take matters into their own hands. While we don't want
homeowners to feel powerless, we urge you to call nine
one one and do everything you can to keep yourself
and loved one safe until police arrived, and be the
best witness possible. This could mean locking yourself in a
room away from the perpetrators, hiding, fleeing the home. I did,
but don't engage unless absolutely necessary, but as it stands.
We know the best defense for most people is to comply.
As you've just heard a number of safety recommendations.
Speaker 1: Get down on your knees, put your hands behind your back,
and let me tie your hands up while I tie
up the hands of your little girl and your wife. Okay, okay,
as you treat the least of these, so you treat me.
Gods gave that woman life, and inherent in the garden
was liberty and pursuit of happiness, and that man stole it.
And what we're going to comply our way out of this.
There are cities in Canada where there are now no
defensive of weapons allowed, but they hand out whistles so
you can whistle loudly as you're being attacked. Let's not
be vicious, Let's be godly. God is a god of
law and order, and let's go and say what this is.
This is a sponsoring of evil, This is a coddling
of animalistic behavior. This is demonic. The people who want
this to continue are demonically captured. I think this guy
was demonically possessed. Let's recognize the spiritual nature of this battle.
Viciousness will not win a spiritual war. Standing firm on
the rock of God's word will win, in fact, does
win the spiritual war. Not will, but does has. Let's
use this to go to blue city mayor's with an offer.
Right now. We'll bring the National Guard in. We'll go
clean up the eighty percent of or the twenty percent
of criminals who caused eighty percent of the crime. We'll
come and do that. That's offer it, and let's get
on record with every Blue city mayor who says no thanks.
Let's use the image of this every time one of
these things happens. Let's use the image of this, and
let's pray for a generational change. There's nothing you or
I can do to bring this lady's life back, but
there are things you or I can do tomorrow or
even tonight to go help prevent the next one of these.
Everybody who has an extra two to three hours a
week can volunteer with young people to lead them into
God's word. Everybody with four or five, maybe six hours
a week could go volunteer in prison to take God's
word in Bible readings, Bible groups, or with people who
are either homeless or deciding to be street people. We
can go take God's word out safely, wisely in public
settings and safe settings for most of us, or we
can scream at the moon. We can just become vicious
of heart. So President Trump should make this offer right
now to all go to the top twenty crime ridden
cities where it will be twenty percent of the people
doing eighty percent of the crimes, and say, hey, I'll
just say the word and here we'll come with the
National Guard. Just say the word. Give us their rap sheets,
their last known we'll coordinate with your local police. If
they've got active warrants, we'll go arrest them, and we'll
put a bunch of focus on this. Let's get this
in front of judges. Let's demand no, nope, no, it's
no longer. This isn't compassion. Are you compassionate in allowing
someone to put themselves straight into hell forever? Is that compassion?
Because what people are saying is that we just didn't
have enough compassion for this murderer. We need to compassion
our way out of this. It's not compassionate to allow
someone to put themselves in hell. This is Van Jones
on CNN and apparently calling out Charlie Kirk. Charlie is
apparently a race Bader.
Speaker 4: We don't know why that man did what he did.
And for Charlie Kirk to say we know he did
it because she's white, when there's no evidence of that,
it's just pure race mongering, hate mongering.
Speaker 1: I got that white girl. I got that white girl.
Now there's a lot of things that are spooky about that.
There's an audio hands version of that. He's basically trained
saying I got that white girl. I got that white girl.
If you go back to that, you'll notice some drippings
on the floor. If you go back and you play
this after Van Jones comment, just just watch after Van Jones,
here we go, here's owns.
Speaker 4: Man did what he did. And for Charlie Kirk to
say we know he did it because she's white, when
there's no evidence of that, it's just pure race mongering,
hate mongering.
Speaker 1: Huh, look at that. There's some droppings coming off of
his hand. I wonder what that is. I got that
white girl. Now, I get it. The guy has a knife.
Most people don't. He is a murderer. Most people aren't.
And guys are on their phones. And so we can
also ask this question in North Carolina, truly, there's no
concealed carry. We have a responsibility as men to protect women.
I'm sorry to be old fashioned. We men have a responsibility.
I'm not saying that I know myself to have been
brave enough to when seeing that guy pull out a knife,
go tackle him and try to stop the attack. I
don't know that I'm brave enough. I would like to
think so. And if not brave enough, scared enough for
the people around me. Now, if I was armed, yeah,
I would shoot him. I don't have any question about that,
not even one, because that's not his life to take,
and it would be a compassion act to turn his
head into a canoe. That would be an act of compassion.
So yes, let's use this. Why weren't there more armed
people in that train. Why are we demanding let's have
governments underwritten classes on tactical self defense and provide some
weapons to some people. That's not vicious. We can be
doing all the other things at the same time. Now, remember,
and this took me a second to remember. Van Jones
had also said at one point that every white person
has in their brains a virus that is dormant, but
that can pop, and then they can just go on
a racist attack. That I should have pulled that video.
But Van Jones has said that where all all of
us are effectively white people, we're just dormant death death zombies,
murder zombies. But it's dormant right now. That did Charlie
Kirk know that this was a racist attack. I didn't
hear Charlie's comments, so maybe he said, what else would
it be. I don't know Charlie Kirk to be a
guy who just pops off, and there's got to be
planning into all these events. Are saying, tie the cartels
into this, because it is tied in. Use the image,
and we should use the image with every Blue city
mayor to say, if you don't want more of this,
let us come you guys, let this get out of control.
You allowed this chaos. Let's start with the top twenty cities.
We'll roll in, We'll work with your police force. We'll
go grab the twenty percent of criminals who do eighty
percent of the crime. We'll take them in front of
judges together will demand actual lockup sentences. Let's look at
how we can change our laws so that a bartender
doesn't face more responsibility for overserving somebody than a magistrate does.
For letting a guy who is clearly a threat to
the public go. I mean, these are rules that we
should have in place. There should also be rules in
relation to setting up your business. Your bank should have
to tell you, hey, we know you've created a corporate
account and this is business, but we aren't going to
base this as a business. Weren't going to rate this
as a business. We consider your business to be you
and they should just come out clearly and state that
most of them don't. So you've got a lot of
people who've been running businesses for a long time. Sometimes
it's let's say passive income.
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former DC police chief named Robert Kanti, do you remember this?
In twenty twenty three, he was kind of disappeared for
saying this, or kind of canceled in a way, virtually canceled.
You talk about guys stepping way off the gotsha, it's
gonna say plantation, but that would make me a racist
stepping way off the reservation. Also racism. You talk about
a black guys same that black guys aren't supposed to say,
particularly black guys in the police force.
Speaker 5: Listen to this and guns off the street. What we
gotta do, we really want to see homicides go down,
is keep bad guys with guns in jail, because when
they in jail, they can't be in community shooting people.
So when people talk about what we're gonna do different,
or what we should do different, what we need to
do different, that's the thing that we need to do different.
We need to keep violent people in jail. Right now,
the average homicide suspect, the average homicide suspect has been
arrested eleven times prior to them committing a homicide. That
is a problem. That is a problem.
Speaker 1: So Chief Police Chief of DC Robert Conti in twenty
twenty three, what was the how were he used again
eleven times? I believe the North Carolina murder was twelve
people who are jazzed by they get hormone hits, they
get demonic hits from lawbreaking. And look, there are people
for whom lawbreaking is a rush. You know, why do
you think? Kids, I don't know if you ever did this.
I did it once, to my shame, utter shame, idiotic shoplifted.
We've been out drinking. And I was nineteen or that
maybe no, I think I was. Yeah, no, I I
was nineteen. And these guys, all of them were at
Gonzaga University, Like that's a pretty privileged school. Two of
them were on the basketball team, and it's a really
good basketball team, even back in the day. And we
went into this convenience store in the state line and
they were stealing stuff and I did it. And I
think I took like white breads and mayonnaise and they
got lunch meats and oh look at us. Oh, and incidentally,
we bought a bunch of alcohol. So maybe the guy
even knew, like, hey, I see a steal in the
like white bread. I don't care. I make so money off,
so much money off the beer. I felt so scummy.
There's other people for whom that's a rush. Now, for instance,
I don't know if you've ever run from the cops.
I did that when I was a kid. And again stupid, stupid, stupid.
And again. It was a night in Idaho and we
were about to get pulled over, and so we decided
to evade, and we did and it was a rush.
But afterwards I did the calculus and just thinking, oh, man,
that'd be a great way to go to prison. There
are the people. The rush is so big, so good
for them chemically, they just keep going. And when you
have big city mayors who are pandering to crime and
they just go on and on and on, then it's
backed up with this this false sense of security. Well,
nothing's going to happen, and then jail's got a bad place.
It's just a place you visit once in a while.
I work with people who've been in and out of jail,
and they'll talk about going to jail like you and
I would talk about going to a lake cabin. Sucking
to a guy the other day, you know, and he violated.
He was driving in a state. He forgot that he
had a warrant in the state and he was driving,
has a license, he's working, trying to do a good job,
got pulled over. I said, Oh my gosh, what are
they gonna do for you? Gues Oh don't I might
just have to do a rider. Yeah, probably nothing, because
I've been clean and I've been seeing my po. But
I might have to do a writer. What does that mean?
Oh just a year. That's the year, you know, not
even in prison, just a year in jail. So they'll
talk about this the way you and I would talk
about the weekend. So I'm going to spend the weekend
at my folks so Lake Cavin. So this guy almost
certainly was in this mindset, and this is sold into
the city's is compassion. This guy's been with us a
long time since Seattle Radio days. His name is Larry Kolchik,
super supportive. I've interacted with Larry countless times in social media,
and Larry wrote this. He said, precisely, if favor is
shown to the wicked, he does not learn righteousness in
the land of uprightness. He deals corruptly and does not
see the majesty of the Lord Isaiah twenty six to ten.
That's from the ESV, And Larry wrote precisely, and then
he added this as Tottany's on Twitter as Totty Herman
likes to say to a lawless society is chaotic, and
actually taught her was like to say, a lal of
the society is chaotic. The so called leaders need to
stop showing compassion and giving fourteen chances to wicked, monstrous stuff.
And I know that I understand that Larry means what
I mean here. It's that they need to stop showing compassion.
They need to start showing proper compassion. It wasn't compassionate
to this murderer to allow him to continue to do this,
because now he should face the death penalty and hopefully will.
And we can send him in there compassionately and prayerfully,
and we can walk with him reading from the Bible,
and we can beg him to accept Jesus, and Jesus
can forgive anything save blaspheming the Holy Spirit. That's an
unforgivable sin. So don't do that. But leaders need to
be made to be compassionate to the people who are
in fact living out their lives in pursuits of liberty
and happiness. And again this is not just an American problem.
And the false compassion, the fake counterfeit compassion, leads police
departments into some of the most insane things you can
ever ever imagine ever, And what do we have now?
We have an actual shooting war against the cartels.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I got to give a call later to my friends
who were special operators to talk with them about this
particular war and how different it is. And I'm going
to give them Michael Urke, my friends with Special Forces
retired operative there. We try to get him on the program.
I'd love to hear what he says about operating in
this particular war versus the wars we've done before, how
it's different. And I owe my friend Tim Kruchshenka call anyway,
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Is it compassionate to say to people who emigrates to
a country, stay cloistered in your village, don't learn English,
refuse to assimilate and become othered by voluntarily be othered
in this country, don't be part of a fabric and
remain in a state of animosity against us. Is that
compassionate to our country? Let's bring in people from a
culture that hates us, hates our values, hates our constitution,
hates the Christian faith. And this country is largely Christian.
Though most people don't know what that means, they at
least identify as Christian. Is it compassion to our country
to have villages built to divide our country, Villages that
are loyal to Islam, not loyal to America, not loyal
to the constitution. See the devil sells us in his compassion,
you're being compassionate. In Dearborn Heights, they had the first
Arabic patch or a patch on police uniforms, and then
they made a decision. Oh, certainly because they figured out
it's wrong.
Speaker 6: You can see it right there. It was designed by
a Dearborn Heights police officer. The whole idea unity and diversity. Right,
if you've been to Dearborn Dearborn Heights, there's a lot
of businesses with Arabic written on it, you know, So
it's kind of a thing that reflects the community. Of course,
not everybody feels that way. I went around town kind
of asking people, Hey, what do you think about it.
One of the first guys I talked to actually spoke Arabic.
He could read it. So I asked him, well, what
is the Arabic text? It says dear born hote is
dear word hot is short.
Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 1: Well, I think I got it somewhat right.
Speaker 6: We have a lot of Middle Eastern community on Deerborn
Heights and Deerborn, so I think it's cool that they're
introducing it the first time, you said in the United
States of America. So I think it's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: I can debate the point. I can debate the point. Now,
officers who speak Arabic, Okay, okay, that's cool. Communicat with
people not on the uniforms. That's not unity. This beg
gets Wait a minute, where's my language? And that phrase?
The United States of America is compassionate because when you
come here, it used to be that people came because
they wanted to join America life, livery, pursuit of happiness,
a respect for a respect for our system, and in
that way people were more welcomed. And it's not always
been that case. I know, the Irish were treated very poorly,
Chinese immigrants are treated poorly. Of course, Black people treated
very poorly. But this compassionate idea that no, let's divide
ourselves completely, because at some point, why not just take
the English off the patch? I mean, after all, you
patrol a largely Arabic area. I saw this and by
the way, the police force came back and said, oh,
never mind, never mind, we're not going to do that
because people were blown away. I saw this video and
they didn't grab this of a guy in Texas and Islamic.
He is a an Islamic so called religious leader, an imam,
and he goes into English speaking stores and restaurants and
demands they stopped selling pork and alcohol or the or
Muslims are going to rise up, they're going to protest.
And he's walking into their businesses with a loudspeaker, a
bullhorn screaming at them to stop selling pork and alcohol,
stop allowing dogs in. Does that compassion? In biblical love,
there's something called being long suffering, or in other words,
to be tolerant. Okay, tolerance is a Muslim walking by business,
going up, they serve bacon. I don't like that, and
they let dogs in there, and they don't like that,
and they serve alcohol and they don't like that, and
then going home or to temple, or walking by and praying,
or perhaps standing in a street corner and praying. It
stops being compassionate when you take a bullhorn in and
start screaming at people and threatening them stop doing this
or we're gonna come and ruin your business. That's not compassionate.
But let's not be vicious. President Trump sometimes leans towards revenge.
Let's not be vicious. Let's be wild eyed. Let's be
clear eyed. Because it is not compassionate to pretend that
the Islamic people, Muslim people are not using immigration is
a weapon. This is a Michigan imm We.
Speaker 7: See that the Christians celebrate the so called birth of Asai,
he said, m which is a pagan holiday. These rogue
liars make claims against a lodgen Laada that are mind blowing,
so much so that hearts turn away. From the beginning
of every Gregorian year, they make the celebration claiming that
a loss of hana at Aada has a wife and
a child. How can a Muslim after this celebrate congratulate
intermingle with these go far claiming that Alija l'ada has
a wife and has a child. A loss of hano
at Aadah's wrath is upon them. He says, Supanoada means
indeed you have brought forth a terrible evil thing, and
do not fall eho for the interface nonsense. These people
will give holdav and come to the assagy, claiming that
Yahoud are not Kufar, then Asada are not Kufar. No
one is Cathain where all the children of Adam we
worship a lot differently, brothers in humanity, don't fall for
the sieha. This is the new thing that is going
on today.
Speaker 1: Very uniting. Now again, I'm gonna say, Jesus Christ is
the way the truth in the life. No one gets
to the Father but through him. I don't worship all
law because Allah is a false god, and is it
compassionate to allow your country to be overtaken by people
who carry with them not just a religious point of view,
but a political one. The political one being, hey, let's
have an Arabic patch for now with English, and later
let's just have it be Arabic. After all, this is
an Arabic village. And it gets worse because again it's
not just the United States. It's problem. This woman named
Shabana Mahmood has become the UK Home Secretary, so she's
responsible for law enforcements and immigration visus and borders, immigration
visus and borders, the enforcement of laws around this, and
the creation of laws around this. This is her at
a rally and she's calling to globalize the infantata.
Speaker 2: Quick.
Speaker 1: I'm just here.
Speaker 7: It's sustaining protest, a peaceful protest.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. They saying, let's her in the background.
Speaker 5: By the way, I'm that's just the result.
Speaker 8: I think protest that's aboutising for.
Speaker 1: Talent line.
Speaker 5: They won't today, just harm and said that's.
Speaker 1: The woman running. She's the Home Minister of the UK,
and she wants to globalize the infantata and she wants
to free pass time from the river to the sea
and she's the UK Home Secretary. That's compassion though, man,
it's compassionate to take the UK and turn it into
a chaotic Muslim country. Very compassionate. But let's not be
vicious in response, because that doesn't win. Viciousness cannot win
a spiritual war, and it is immigration's war. I'll close
that down with one statement in a second from an
Islamic scholar speaking at the Epic Mosque in Plano, Texas.
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in Plano, Texas. An Islamic scholar speaking at the Epic
Mosque and Plano, and he's stating something about immigration that's
been sold to us as compassion. The way to show
compassion to the world's biggest home for displaced people, that's America.
Five percent of the world population. We've taken in twenty
percent of the displaced peoples. We pay the majority of
the bills of the UN. We pay the majority of
the bills of the International Bank World Bank. We have
led the majority of the turnarounds in world wars. We
were the difference maker world War two, World War One.
We were the second big country to stop slavery. We
operated on behind the UK. We have nothing in that
case to be shamed about. With our country, We've had
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is to allow people to flood our country with a
political system being towed behind their faith. And that political
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Speaker 8: Stockholm is less than a million, right, and in Stockholm
if you have ten percent Muslim.
Speaker 1: I was in the.
Speaker 8: City of Malma. Malma is spelled with an O, but
it has pronounced Malma. And they said that if the
Swedish population maintains its negative and the Muslim population maintains
Muslims have Marshalla the average of what five six seven kids, right,
the average Marshall that it's her secret weapon. I say
that the prediction is this is the Halods secret weapon. Guys, nah,
so don't really take the video and misk it Halla's
secret weapon. It's not our fault. We have more kids, guys,
you want to do whatever you want to do.
Speaker 1: It's all halal jamdard da.
Speaker 8: So if the projection continues, I was told by one
of the local counselors there that within one generation it
is very likely that this city will almost be half
Muslim because this city is just not there. The locals
are not reproducing. It's not our fault.
Speaker 1: I mean, now, in a way, he's right, it's not
their fault. It's a fault of people in our country
who have argued for Americans to have fewer kids and
more abortions. Because it's compassionate, it's not our fault. And
yet it's our fault. God said, be fruitful of multiply.
Now he says this in a very moderate way, very
smart way. Is right to say it. My right to
push back and say it is not compassionate to turn
America into a Muslim nation, because Muslim nations are not
horribly compassionate. If you doubt that, go visit, but don't moderate.
Just as a woman, go visit. Just the way you
dress here with the same sex attracted person, take your
partner and hold hands and kiss in public. Go try it.
I hope you don't. I think you won't because I
think you know what would happen. President Trump has asked
us to be vicious in response to the killing on
the train in North Carolina. Instead, I say no, Let's
have righteous Christians anger. Let's remember God is a god
of order, not chaos. Let's have a compassionate use of
the death penalty as we take this person to the
death chamber, praying to Jesus the whole time, begging him
to accept the Lord Jesus. Let's have a righteous anger
behind and attempt to change the laws so that ridiculous
magistrate decisions like this can be punished, just like a
bartender overserving a person can be punished. Let's use that
image in a righteous, godly way, the image of that
woman just about to lose her life to shame every
blue city mayor. And let's compassionately offer the National Guard
to come in and clean up the twenty percent of
criminals who do eighty percent of the crimes. And then
let'st the big blue city mayors one by one by
one say no, we've got it. And in that case,
when we run in the midterms, let's come back with
this image and say here's the offer we made. Here
are the notes from the Blue City mayors saying no,
we prefer it this way. Let's not become vicious because
our enemy is not flesh and blood, and viciousness does
not win the spiritual war. This is the Todd Hermit Shaw.
Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and make
a decision to walk in the light of Christ. And
I hope you, like me, get to go spend time
with your beloved family later, or as I do with
my beloved wife and our daughter.