Speaker 1: Pick a target, isolated, cut it off from its support base.
Speaker 1: That's a Lensky from Rules for Radicals. George Floyd, he
Speaker 1: wasn't the target. So think of it this way. Pick
Speaker 1: a victim, venerate him, make him the binary measure of
Speaker 1: human morality. Yep, the empty resurrection of George Floyd. We'll
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: Sololenski one of the most evil men in history. He said,
Speaker 1: pick a targets isolated, cut it off from a support base.
Speaker 1: That's the beginning of one of the sections of Rules
Speaker 1: for Radicals. The reverse method of this is what the
Speaker 1: Democrats have done where they pick a victim, they venerate him,
Speaker 1: and they make him the moral high post or the binary.
Speaker 1: You believe in the victim, You do all things for
Speaker 1: the victim. The victim cannot be wrong. And they expand
Speaker 1: this into victim classes. So there's been this empty resurrection
Speaker 1: to George Floyd. George Floyd was the perfect victim for
Speaker 1: them because in George Floyd they had race, they had power, dynamics,
Speaker 1: police versus a black man. And nothing in George Floyd's
Speaker 1: life mattered prior to that to them, Not a drug addiction,
Speaker 1: not as violent behavior towards women, not what he did
Speaker 1: when he took a pistol and held it to the
Speaker 1: stomach of a pregnant woman, Not the fact that he
Speaker 1: was lost, not the fact that he was clearly spiritually crushed.
Speaker 1: None of that mattered. He became the victim. So pick
Speaker 1: a victim, venerate him, make him the binary measure for
Speaker 1: all human morality. Now that they've expanded this into victim classes,
Speaker 1: and the Democrats are very skilled at this, what does
Speaker 1: it say about the Democrat Party that they cannot move
Speaker 1: their policies with out this methodology, this reverse Olenski methodology. Well,
Speaker 1: they can't, and it's proven in this video. This is
Speaker 1: a quick version. Would do a longer version of this later.
Speaker 1: This is the CEO of a company called crowds on Demand,
Speaker 1: and this is this. These companies are real. I sold
Speaker 1: a company called crowd Verb to the world's largest PR
Speaker 1: firm that had one of its affiliates is called Direct Impact.
Speaker 1: They did very much the same thing. This guy has
Speaker 1: something he wants you to know about the search for
Speaker 1: so called anti Trump protesters.
Speaker 3: We rejected an offered that probably is worth around twenty
Speaker 3: million dollars.
Speaker 1: Twenty million dollars.
Speaker 3: Correct, I mean this is a nationwide thing.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: It's not to say I would have made twenty million
Speaker 3: dollars personally, but the value of the contract would have
Speaker 3: been worth around that amount nationwide to organize huge demonstrations
Speaker 3: around the country.
Speaker 1: And the huge demonstrations around the country would have been
Speaker 1: organized against President Trump based on what pick a victim,
Speaker 1: venerate him, make him the binary measure of all human morality.
Speaker 1: You could look at this with a simple phrase wedge issue.
Speaker 1: That's something that's used in politics. Democrats don't want abortion
Speaker 1: to go away to a wedge issue, something that drives
Speaker 1: people to their side. So in this case, the victim
Speaker 1: is a pregnant woman who doesn't want to take the
Speaker 1: pregnancy to completion, wants to end the life of the baby.
Speaker 1: So they take a victim class, they venerate her, they
Speaker 1: make her the binary measure of all human morality. And
Speaker 1: if you give into this way of thinking this red, good, blue,
Speaker 1: bad thing, you become less human. And that's maybe a
Speaker 1: side effect, but it's a helpful side effect. I know
Speaker 1: women who've had abortions. I don't consider them baby killers.
Speaker 1: I think they killed a baby. Is their nuance there, yep.
Speaker 1: Because it's not something that they go around doing. It's
Speaker 1: something they did. They were reluctant to do it, and
Speaker 1: they felt they had to. And I'm called to forgive
Speaker 1: seven times seven times Jesus said that. So I don't
Speaker 1: want to give in to picking a victim, venerating her,
Speaker 1: and then making her the binary measure of all human morality.
Speaker 1: I'm aware they're doing it, so I choose to look
Speaker 1: at these individual cases. It's different for me if I'm
Speaker 1: to look at groups of doctors who perform that and
Speaker 1: promote it. In the case of planned parenthood, it's gone
Speaker 1: from safe and rare to shout your abortion in that case,
Speaker 1: that group, that company, they're baby killers. That's what they
Speaker 1: do for a living. But once again, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to give in to binaries Casher charge. I haven't decided
Speaker 1: to buy it yet. So there's a new group. It
Speaker 1: had one time been black people that have been Believe
Speaker 1: all women. The believe all women thing sort of stopped
Speaker 1: working when trans women, so called trans women became women.
Speaker 1: That stopped working. It became inconvenient with the background of
Speaker 1: people like Teddy Kennedy, et cetera, and all the corruption.
Speaker 1: But there's a new group that's been picked. There's some
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Speaker 1: The new victim group in the reverse Olenski model, Pick
Speaker 1: a victim, venerate it or them, and then make them
Speaker 1: the binary measure of all human morality is now, of course,
Speaker 1: the newcomers, the illegal immigrants. George Floyd was a violent
Speaker 1: man with a violent history. George Floyd was a violent
Speaker 1: man with a violent history of harming women. George Floyd
Speaker 1: was a violent man with a violent history of harming women.
Speaker 1: Because George Floyd was also a drug addict, George Floyd
Speaker 1: had a long criminal record. George Floyd was a risk
Speaker 1: to society. George Floyd was a risk to those officers.
Speaker 1: George Floyd was a huge man and a violent man
Speaker 1: in all these things. But they still took him and
Speaker 1: made him the chosen victim to be venerated against which
Speaker 1: all human morality therefore would be measured. Now on a
Speaker 1: binary basis, was George Floyd murdered? Yes or no? Well,
Speaker 1: it's not a binary thing, because George Floyd participated his
Speaker 1: own death. Are there illegal immigrants in our country who
Speaker 1: are good people who came here for a better life,
Speaker 1: who are working and contributing. Sure, and also broke the law.
Speaker 1: It is binary as to whether or not we have laws.
Speaker 1: We can't venerate laws because there is only one law
Speaker 1: that's venerated, that's the law of God. We can't venerate them,
Speaker 1: but we can admit something. We either have laws or
Speaker 1: we don't. And Democrats have predicated their entire system, their
Speaker 1: entire approach on this reverse Kilinsky model. Sure, they still
Speaker 1: target individuals so to Republicans. It's a very effective tactic. Look,
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi is a woman I think who is very
Speaker 1: near to being a fire breathing dragon. I think she's
Speaker 1: allowed that much evil to be done for her. I
Speaker 1: have no regard for her. I'm forced to pray for her.
Speaker 1: So when we ran the fire Nancy Pelosi campaign, it
Speaker 1: worked because people can't stand Nancy Pelosi. It focused people.
Speaker 1: We picked a target, we isolated. It wasn't our job
Speaker 1: to cut her off from her support base. It was
Speaker 1: our job to raise money from her off of her.
Speaker 1: We did. It's a very very potent tactic. Pick a
Speaker 1: victim or a victim group, venerate it, make it the
Speaker 1: binary measure of all human morality. Here's an example of this.
Speaker 1: This is kids running from tear gas. This is what
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom and the corrupt mayor of Los Angeles want
Speaker 1: us to see is little kids running from tear gas
Speaker 1: because the mean Ice agents came to assault the venerated group.
Speaker 4: You learn it, you're not run.
Speaker 2: They too.
Speaker 1: Having your mom taken from me would be horribly frightening.
Speaker 1: And the venitored group that they chose this time around
Speaker 1: are illegal immigrants. How do we know that this is
Speaker 1: a choice because we go right back to the many
Speaker 1: cases of deportations have been happening in our country since
Speaker 1: George W.
Speaker 5: Bush.
Speaker 1: It had never been this. It never was this when
Speaker 1: Barack Cussine Obama put kids in quote cages, that was
Speaker 1: never an issue. They weren't the venerated group. Democrats need
Speaker 1: to have the venerated victim, to have him or them
Speaker 1: created in almost godlike status. You can't question. It goes
Speaker 1: through every thread of who they are. If you were
Speaker 1: to say something, say in a conversation, and you've probably
Speaker 1: seen this in switching topics a little bit to another
Speaker 1: venerated group. You've seen testimony on the Hill where you
Speaker 1: have a decent headed, moral headed, godly, honest lawmaker, probably
Speaker 1: a Republican, questioning should men be allowed to participate in
Speaker 1: women's sports, and you'll have people there testifying under both
Speaker 1: that doesn't happen. There are no men committing competing in
Speaker 1: women's sports. Well, no, this so called trans woman, that's
Speaker 1: a man. No, it's not. And I'm not going to
Speaker 1: debate this with you. There is no debate. The sides
Speaker 1: in this is absolutely settled. I'm not going to debate
Speaker 1: it with you. I will not engage in this bigoted
Speaker 1: commentary or this bigoted line of questioning. Trans women are women.
Speaker 1: You see, when you take a victim or a victim
Speaker 1: group and you venerate them, you have given them God status.
Speaker 1: They are the binary model of all human morality. Do
Speaker 1: you believe black lives matter? Yes, well, then you believe
Speaker 1: that George Floyd was murdered. Then you believe in structural racism.
Speaker 1: You believe in all the things, all the dogma that
Speaker 1: follows the chosen God, the chosen small g God in
Speaker 1: the person of George Floyd meant that you were in
Speaker 1: favor of defunding the police. And if you doubt that,
Speaker 1: look at how the signs rolled out. Look at how
Speaker 1: one tragic death and all human death is tragic. One
Speaker 1: human death very difficult to watch, horrifying to watch. I
Speaker 1: remember when it happened. I'd been on Rush Limbaugh's program.
Speaker 1: We was speaking about this to an audience of probably
Speaker 1: thirty million people. Maybe that was horrifying, and he wasn't venerated.
Speaker 1: They venerated him. They applied godlike status, so it can't
Speaker 1: be questioned. They made a victim out of Fauci. Vauci
Speaker 1: received death threats. Therefore we can't question him. But right
Speaker 1: now on the topic of immigration, this is where they've landed.
Speaker 1: This is now the venerated group. This is the corrupt
Speaker 1: mayor of Los Angeles. Karen Bass, I.
Speaker 4: Am here today to sign an executive directive, and I
Speaker 4: just want to point out the irony for a minute
Speaker 4: that there is a need for me to have an
Speaker 4: executive directive to help our city understand how to protect
Speaker 4: itself from our federal government. Just let that sink in
Speaker 4: for a minute. What we have seen here over the
Speaker 4: last now going on six weeks, of raids that pop
Speaker 4: up and we never know exactly when and where they're
Speaker 4: going to happen. We've seen them in the general region.
Speaker 4: I'm sure many people saw Camarillo yesterday and what broke
Speaker 4: out there. We saw MacArthur Park earlier this week, which
Speaker 4: I think now after all assessments, it is viewed as
Speaker 4: just a display of force just to put the city
Speaker 4: in its place, to say, we are the federal government.
Speaker 4: We can roll out troops whenever we choose.
Speaker 1: So what Karen Bass is avoiding saying here is that
Speaker 1: this has happened before. Deportations have happened many, many times
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles, so have federal raids, drug raids, cartel raids,
Speaker 1: trafficking raids. And what she's announcing there is taking money
Speaker 1: from taxpayers and giving it to ilegal immigrants for help
Speaker 1: because they're a venerated class. I mean, you don't like
Speaker 1: seeing the brown people assaulted, do you? Because the brown
Speaker 1: people that's the venerated class. When you venerate someone, it
Speaker 1: cannot be based upon character. When you do it this way,
Speaker 1: it has to be based upon the simplest characteristic. You
Speaker 1: cannot involve character because when you start to bring character
Speaker 1: into this, you start to invite nuance thinking. They can't
Speaker 1: stand nuanced thinking because nuance allows you to begin to
Speaker 1: understand something that there are shades of gray. What they're
Speaker 1: doing in this, in this pick of victim venerated, make
Speaker 1: that victim the binary moral standard for all humanity is
Speaker 1: they're giving people a form of borderline personality disorder, or
Speaker 1: said better, one of the symptoms. People who have borderline
Speaker 1: personality disorder cannot see people in shades of gray. You
Speaker 1: are either very good or you are very bad, and
Speaker 1: it can be one day to the next. One day
Speaker 1: you can be the best father, the best husband, the
Speaker 1: best boss, the best sister, the best mother, and the
Speaker 1: next day you're satan himself. And it goes to the
Speaker 1: last way they felt about you, or the last way
Speaker 1: that they felt you treated them, And until that's overridden,
Speaker 1: you will be the worst. What we're seeing in this
Speaker 1: reverse Olensky process from the left, from Nancy Pelosi, from AOC,
Speaker 1: the AOC Nancy Pelosi roll up is we're seeing these
Speaker 1: venerated groups put in this position where you have to
Speaker 1: become almost borderline personality disorder. If you don't agree that
Speaker 1: all these raids are wrong, you are literally satan. If
Speaker 1: you want to talk nuance, say, for instance, this Pelosi
Speaker 1: and Obama and Rice decided to open our borders and
Speaker 1: not just open them, that to very illegal immigrants in
Speaker 1: here in massive numbers, with a clear political goal of
Speaker 1: overriding the electric college of shifting it. They did that
Speaker 1: in dramatic fashion. Huge numbers of people came in. And
Speaker 1: when something that drastic is done, only drastic measures can
Speaker 1: reverse it. So, yes, deporting a large number of people,
Speaker 1: but not yet as big as Obama or Clinton, not
Speaker 1: even on the same trajectory. And yes, the hard cases, Yes,
Speaker 1: that boy probably saw his mom taken by ice. Yes,
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Speaker 1: The people who ran Biden didn't need to do that,
Speaker 1: but they did because they couldn't win any other way.
Speaker 1: Sometimes there's images that can maybe shake people out of
Speaker 1: venerating the victim class. I know of someone who is
Speaker 1: in there, I think mid thirties, and they'd fallen into
Speaker 1: gender delusion, and in their gender delusion, they were actually
Speaker 1: pursuing hormones and surgery and they're trying to get the
Speaker 1: insurance company to pay for it. And their family are
Speaker 1: godly people in man. Their family and particularly one family
Speaker 1: member walked with this man and it was very difficult
Speaker 1: and very hard to not come out and say you fool,
Speaker 1: you're lost, you've been cons but he didn't. He loved
Speaker 1: And at one time this man went into a grocery store,
Speaker 1: still in the gender delusion, and he came across a
Speaker 1: beer ad with Dylan mulvaney on it, and that image
Speaker 1: absolutely snapped that man out of that delusion. He looked
Speaker 1: at and said, this is the most cringey, horrible thing
Speaker 1: I've ever seen. And in that moment, God freed that
Speaker 1: man because that's the direction he was headed. But he
Speaker 1: looked at this. That's not a woman, oh either, Mie,
Speaker 1: And he'd been drawn into this venerated victim group, one
Speaker 1: of the venerated victim groups that the Democrats have made
Speaker 1: the binary measure for all human morality, of all codes.
Speaker 1: He snapped out of it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't know if this image can snap people out
Speaker 1: of it, but it's a pretty good one. This is
Speaker 1: someone at one of these protests yelling at ICE officers,
Speaker 1: screaming at them to not be deported, while wearing a
Speaker 1: flag of Mexico. If you're draped in the flag of
Speaker 1: a different country demanding to not be deported, I would
Speaker 1: say that that might make you close to an invader,
Speaker 1: because you want to stay here with your loyalty to
Speaker 1: your country. Oh, but there's nuance. We can't have nuance.
Speaker 1: You know who Andy Know is Andy Know? And I'm
Speaker 1: going to continue to say this, Andy Know is someone
Speaker 1: that the FBI should have on retainer. Bongino and cash
Speaker 1: Ptel should make him the point person for running all
Speaker 1: the counter information methods against ANTIFA and Black Lives Matter Incorporated,
Speaker 1: because they're the same. They've picked this venerated victim group.
Speaker 1: This time it's the newcomers, the illegal immigrants. Last time
Speaker 1: it was George Floyd, and prior to that it was
Speaker 1: so called trans women. And the victims are interchangeable. They're
Speaker 1: just cogs. You know about the shooting this and I
Speaker 1: only say this guy's name once, Benjamin Song. He went
Speaker 1: out and is attempted to murder ice officers. He's considered
Speaker 1: armed and dangerous. So what did Andy find? He found
Speaker 1: a video of this guy being part of the cell
Speaker 1: that's carried out the shooting outside the ice building at
Speaker 1: Alvareto in defense of the chosen Ones. And what Andy
Speaker 1: Noll found was this guy going out and finding and
Speaker 1: training these people, training people how to offensively and defensively shoot.
Speaker 1: When he did this, it was in preference or in
Speaker 1: reference to just end to defending the venerated victim class.
Speaker 1: Here is that video that Andy no found.
Speaker 3: Right, So the first two concepts are going to be
Speaker 3: fire before flesh.
Speaker 5: And getting online.
Speaker 1: Okay, so.
Speaker 4: If we both need to shoot at something or in
Speaker 4: any direction.
Speaker 5: We want to make sure we do it safely, right.
Speaker 5: You don't want to.
Speaker 4: Be shooting behind each other and accidentally shoot each other.
Speaker 1: So it's tactical training by guy who has been drawn
Speaker 1: into a group called antifa. What is antifa? Well, they're
Speaker 1: anti fascists. How do you know when someone's a fascist?
Speaker 1: They're on the wrong side the binary. If you do
Speaker 1: not believe trans women are women, you're a fascist. If
Speaker 1: you believe there's any nuance at all, and the reason
Speaker 1: for these raids, these immigration raids. If you don't just
Speaker 1: fall down and say no, they're all wrong, all the
Speaker 1: brown people have to stay, you're a fascist. If you
Speaker 1: do not believe in the current thing, you're a fascist.
Speaker 1: If you do not take the venerated victim group of
Speaker 1: so called vaccinated people. And remember this, this is how
Speaker 1: bizarre this tactic gets. It had been the venerated victim group,
Speaker 1: We're going to be kids and grandmas, et cetera. And
Speaker 1: they're the ones that you can't question. And you need
Speaker 1: to get the injection because kids and grandmas, they were
Speaker 1: the venerated victim group at that point, you can't question this.
Speaker 1: And then what happened do you remember this bizarre turn
Speaker 1: of events. People got this so called vaccines, the injections,
Speaker 1: and then we're getting sick and the rest of society
Speaker 1: was sold CCC. The people got vaccinated and they're sick
Speaker 1: because of you. So you need to get vaccinated. That's
Speaker 1: helpis are this stuff gets And you had Antifa, who
Speaker 1: are anti fascists saying you should be locked inside your
Speaker 1: house by the government on behalf of Big Pharma. Because
Speaker 1: this victim group thing is Antifa defends the brown and
Speaker 1: the black people. They defend the so called trans women,
Speaker 1: all the victim groups of the day, all of them venerated.
Speaker 1: So yes, the people in Antifa who are shooting at
Speaker 1: and trying to murder ice officers have absolutely convinced themselves
Speaker 1: that they're in the right. And that brings us back
Speaker 1: arounds to the CEO of Crowds on Demand. He's in
Speaker 1: the business of providing illusion. It's the illusion of consent.
Speaker 1: It's the illusion that a lot of people have bought
Speaker 1: the venerated victim group. A lot of people are on
Speaker 1: the right side of the binary. This is a longer
Speaker 1: statement from him.
Speaker 6: The organizers of the July seventeenth demonstrations approached you.
Speaker 3: Interests aligned with the organizers of the July seventeenth movement
Speaker 3: have approached us, and in fact we rejected and offered
Speaker 3: that probably is worth around twenty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Twenty million dollars.
Speaker 3: Correct, I mean this is a nationwide thing, right. It's
Speaker 3: not to say I would have made twenty million dollars personally,
Speaker 3: but the value of the contract would have been worth
Speaker 3: around that amount nationwide to organize huge demonstrations around the country.
Speaker 3: But personally, I just don't think it's effective. So it's
Speaker 3: not I'm not trying to call myself virtuous for rejecting it.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is I'm saying I'm rejecting it not
Speaker 3: because I don't want to take the business, but because, frankly,
Speaker 3: this is going to be ineffective. It's going to make
Speaker 3: us all look bad.
Speaker 6: So I asked for who exactly offered him the twenty
Speaker 6: million dollars. That, of course was the natural question, but
Speaker 6: he says he would not say. Says he does not
Speaker 6: talk about who exactly his clients are, that it would
Speaker 6: be bad for business, and he's been in business for
Speaker 6: fifteen years and he has to turn down a lot
Speaker 6: of contracts. But you know interesting, twenty million dollars is
Speaker 6: it's a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Oh, Brian, quickly before I let you go, did he
Speaker 1: explain about why he doesn't want to be involved with
Speaker 1: Thursday's protests?
Speaker 6: Well, he said he had some concern about violence based
Speaker 6: on what he's seen in the past, but mostly he
Speaker 6: just doesn't think that it's productive or really making a
Speaker 6: difference big picture about how the country feels about President Trump.
Speaker 6: And he says he just didn't want to get involved.
Speaker 1: So picking a victim group venerating, making it the binary
Speaker 1: moral measure for all human morality is a very potent measure.
Speaker 1: But what happens when tho's real victims? You know we
Speaker 1: talked about these images can sometime bring context to things,
Speaker 1: bring us back to our senses. I wanted to share
Speaker 1: with you a message from President Trump about some people
Speaker 1: who the world would say were victimized. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's what God would say, but it does sharpen the focus.
Speaker 1: I think people can be victims of all sorts of things.
Speaker 1: You could be a victim of falling off a horse.
Speaker 1: You could be a victim of falling of a horse
Speaker 1: and becoming hemispherically paralyzed. Imagine that that here you are
Speaker 1: on your property in Canada. You've done this a thousand times,
Speaker 1: ridden your horse on this particular time you fall. You
Speaker 1: fall in probably one hundred times. You've been a horsewoman
Speaker 1: for half your life. But this time you can't get up.
Speaker 1: So you go to a surgeon in Canada or a
Speaker 1: doctor neurologist, and they say, yep, there's nothing we can do.
Speaker 1: The injury is so bad that you are going to
Speaker 1: be hemispherically paralyzed for the rest of your life. So
Speaker 1: here's our suggestion. Sell your beautiful dream home on your
Speaker 1: horse property. Make sure you get a one story house
Speaker 1: because you're going to be in a wheelchair for the
Speaker 1: rest of your life. And this lady could have taken
Speaker 1: that answer, but she didn't. She started to do some
Speaker 1: research and she came across friends it renew dot Healthcare
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Speaker 1: She got off in a hospital bed. They took her
Speaker 1: in and rolled her into the clinic in that hospital
Speaker 1: bed and they started to administer to her, among other things,
Speaker 1: stem cells from umbilical cords. World class. These guys reject
Speaker 1: number of stem cells, sometimes up to eighty percent. The
Speaker 1: umbilical cords they use. They literally walk downstairs from a
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Speaker 1: goes in. They then go into a lab which is
Speaker 1: one step below a bio containment lab. There they examined
Speaker 1: these stem cells to make sure that the highest possible quality.
Speaker 1: Then they culture those. They gave these to the this woman.
Speaker 1: They put her in a hyperbaric chamber. They gave her ivs.
Speaker 1: I don't know which ones, probably Myers, Drip and DN.
Speaker 1: They know what they did. And my friend Steve Anderson,
Speaker 1: who's the managing partner at renew was one day walking
Speaker 1: into work and this lady walked by him. She said
Speaker 1: good morning, Steve, and he said, good what. I witnessed
Speaker 1: the same thing. Well, but I got to know there
Speaker 1: was down there because she was diagnosed with ALS and
Speaker 1: they're in the business now of extending her life by
Speaker 1: double I was there when she came in in her walker.
Speaker 1: I was also there when she walked down the hallway
Speaker 1: after I having been there about a month. You can
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Speaker 1: mean you need to be revictimized with surgery or pills
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Speaker 1: The victimization. Some people refer to these little girls as victims,
Speaker 1: and in a way they were. They were so young.
Speaker 1: Clearly there's the cliche, but it's true they had so
Speaker 1: much to live for. President Trump spoke about the deaths
Speaker 1: at Camp Mystic, and I think he did this very well.
Speaker 5: Christian summer camp known as Camp Mystic, legendary camp camp
Speaker 5: that people would want to go to from all over
Speaker 5: the country. People parents, they come and they would stay
Speaker 5: with their children. They'd stay in other cabins just to
Speaker 5: be with their children. But the legendary place. They were
Speaker 5: there because they loved God. And as we grieve this
Speaker 5: unthinkable tragedy, we take comfort in the knowledge that God
Speaker 5: has welcomed those little beautiful girls into His comforting arms
Speaker 5: in heaven.
Speaker 1: We believe that I have to believe that, and we do.
Speaker 5: And we lost some wonderful people beyond the little girls
Speaker 5: who lost some very brave men and women that tried
Speaker 5: to save the girls. Is our nation. We mourn for
Speaker 5: every single life that was swept away in the flood,
Speaker 5: and we pray for the families that are left behind.
Speaker 5: It's amazing the incredible spirit from those families. I don't know,
Speaker 5: don't even know how they do it.
Speaker 1: The thing to Jesus the girls did is they drove
Speaker 1: away from the camp. See, they didn't choose to see
Speaker 1: themselves as victims. Those girls walked with Christ. Yes, is
Speaker 1: they abided with him? They are with him. I bet
Speaker 1: in his arms. I bet they don't feel like victims.
Speaker 1: There's one venerated being venerated because he is God Almighty,
Speaker 1: he is unquestionable. He is Jesus, the Way, the Truth,
Speaker 1: and the life. No one gets to the Father but
Speaker 1: for him. That is a binary. So I hope you've
Speaker 1: decided you know that method that pick a victim, class,
Speaker 1: venerate it, and then make it the binary standard by
Speaker 1: which all human or out is measured. We don't do
Speaker 1: that with Alan soaps. We don't. I don't consider Alan
Speaker 1: a victim of anything. I consider him a kid with
Speaker 1: unique needs. But if you'd like to reverse that methodology,
Speaker 1: if you'd like to work with a soap company that
Speaker 1: simply exists to provide world class soap made in America,
Speaker 1: all natural, no chemicals in it, but for a mission greater,
Speaker 1: and that is to employ Allen and Ian and Amy
Speaker 1: these young people who are so dramatically impacted by autism
Speaker 1: that the rest of the world rejects them as workers.
Speaker 1: Then do that. Go to aunsoaps dot com slash Todd
Speaker 1: you get temper sent off all their products there. It's
Speaker 1: not about victimhood. It's about choosing how we express our
Speaker 1: love when we wash our bodies. This is the Todd
Speaker 1: Hermer schew. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
Speaker 1: walk in the light of Christ. And if you'll forgive
Speaker 1: me now soon I get to go home to my
Speaker 1: beloved wife,