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Speaker 2: Welcome back Secrets from around the world. It's time for
another edition of the fact Hunder podcast, as we record
on this Tuesday, July the seventh, twenty twenty sixth. But
everybody had a tremendous weekend. The old man turned fifty
seven on Friday, had Fourth of July festivities at my
sister's house on Saturday. Got to see the family, the
grandchildren and the children a really nice time. It was
hot as all get out, what was it one hundred
and one on Saturday, and then the front came in
and it's been raining pretty good for the last forty
eight hours. So I hope you were well. With that
being said, I just wanted to take a moment and
thank everyone again for the last six years. Again. We
took a break last week. Yesterday I woke up, check
the email, had a bunch of emails. All right, slacker,
your brakes over and get back to work. Here we are.
I usually don't ask too much from the audience. However,
you know what a lot of people I talk with,
they don't have churches. It's hard for them to find
a church. If you're looking to give a few bucks
to an organization, I would offer you this Love in
the Name of Christ, which is about forty five minutes
south of where I live. I personally donate to them,
and when we plant our church, we will be supporting
them in a bigger way. It's a wonderful organization. Not
only do they feed people, in clothe people, and help
find them jobs and houses, but they hold them accountable.
They teach them financial classes, and they get them help
as far as being sober no matter what the issue is.
And the biggest and most important thing is that you know,
they call themselves Love Ink and that I inc stands
for in the Name of Christ, and they present the
Gospel of Jesus to these people. They're a wonderful organization.
I'm actually will be at their dinner next Thursday. So
if you are looking just to give a couple dollars
to a very good organization that doesn't have fourteen billion dollars,
these people they walk the walk and they bust their
behind to take care of people, and they're very transparent.
And you know me, I check every nine to ninety
and I did that and then they invited me down
about a month or two ago, they gave me a
wonderful tour of the facility and again I'll be going
back next week for a dinner. Just a tremendous organization.
The link will be in the show notes, and you
can just leave a comment, you know, thanking them for
what they do. If you wanted to mention me, please
use my name, not the fact Hunter, like the fact Hunter,
and our church is new Disciple Church, but I'll leave
all that in the show notes if you would like
to do that, and it would mean a lot to me.
Thank you guys so much, and God bless you. Hope
you had a wonderful weekend. You know, I had mentioned
before we went on our little one week break that
I was going to just wrap everything up. This has
been such a tremendous series. We're going to finish it
right and we're going to get back on Layer seven today.
The next three are really big ones. Today is technology
and Surveillance. Next week will be Pharmaceuticals and the medical Power,
and then Layer nine. I'll tell you what the reason
that this country has really just fallen away morally is
because we allowed Satan to infiltrate the church, and which
will be two weeks from today is entitled Religion and
the Counterfeit Church. Now the Presbyterian Church today PUSA, the
largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States. They just passed
a measure expressing support for body deforming sex change surgeries
for youth exhibiting gender dysphoria. And that is the problem.
Much of the organized church has lost its compass and
they have brought worldly things, unbiblical things into the church,
and that's why many of these churches are dying, which
while at first glance, is sad, but if they are
not honoring the Word of God, they have no business
calling themselves a church and they should be closing their doors.
So what I'm I'm going to do today, you can
tell my voice is kind of on the brink. We've
been doing a lot of things behind the scenes over
the last couple of weeks. I'm going to be taking
short breaks and playing some clips for you during this episode.
But today it's Layer seven technology and surveillance, and you know,
with the flock cameras and everything making in the headlines today.
Layer seven may be one of the most dangerous layers
of the matrix because it doesn't arrive looking like tyranny,
as so many of the things that we have discussed
on this program. It never comes out like the evil demon.
It starts like convenience. It asked you to download the
app the new update. Who reads those updates? Now, I'm
sure many of you guys do because you are a
critical thinking audience. But most people they're not going to
read the whole thing that a group of lawyers sat
down and wrote. They just click agreed. They just want
the no update to down load and they can get
back to their YouTube or their Spotify, et cetera. Right,
So it doesn't begin by demanding obedience. It begins by
promising speed, comfort, safety, entertainment, connection efficiency. And that's why
this layer is so effective. Most people don't feel controlled
by technology because they believe they chose it freely. They
chose the smartphone, right, they chose the streaming service, they
chose the GPS, right, those doorbell cameras, the cloud storage, which,
by the way, we're building our NASS we're going to
get rid of. You know, we don't have Netflix, but
like the Prime and all that, it's gone and we're
going to build our own Blu Ray. We're going to
you know, rip the thing into an MP four, load
it on our own nass, and we're going to store
our own documents. We're going to have our own streaming service.
We're done. Because again, if you've never read Fahrenheit four
fifty one, think of it as that they can delete
something like that. But you have to understand at every point,
convenience will become dependency, and then that dependency becomes control.
And I opined in my article today about the new
Trump accounts, I truly believe that there's a large possibility
that those accounts will eventually become the basis for UBI,
a universal basic income. Now, anytime I write an article
about Trump or a podcast about Trump, nobody because people
still believe. There's people out there that still believe that
he is going to save this. Anyway, I digress, but
think about how quickly this has all happened with technology
and surveillance, and one generation you have companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft,
of course Amazon et cetera, Oracle. Those guys they help
build a world where every part of daily life is
mediated through digital systems. Your communication, banking, your navigation. Right,
we don't even have maps, And we were just talking
the other day that we need to buy ourselves an atlas. Right,
I remember twenty six years ago we fly This was
like six weeks after nine to eleven. I'm pcsing from
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Was actually Wheely Wheeler Army Alfear Airfield.
Say that five times fast to Fort Drums. So we
ship our car from Hawaii to LA. We fly to LA.
We had to wait three days for our car to
get there because nine to eleven had just happened and
things were moving slower. We're in a hotel in downtown LA.
The fog, the heat, and I'm sure there are parts
of LA that are nice, but where we were it
was miserable. We get our car. Finally we get the
call cars off the boat and we have an atlas.
We didn't have the Tom Tom yet or any of
that stuff, and we just always had our atlas and
was easy to read. And now we have all of
these apps that make it easier. But it also those
land navigation skills. And listen to all the guys and
guys who are in the military, you know what I'm
talking about, the ability to get somewhere without depending on
that service, just like everything else when you're in the military.
You shoot with iron sights, you get to your unit,
you get your lasers, your your a cogs and all
of that cool stuff. But you have to know the
basics before you go for the luxury stuff. If not,
you're setting yourself up for failure and everything else, shopping, entertainment, work, education,
health records. Man, I could just go church streams. The
basic social interactions now run through devices and platforms that
are controlled by corporations, and they all go to the
top three, the Black Street, Vanguard and Black Rock. Apple
gives you the iPhone. Google controls the search engines, which now, right,
you always get the AI suggestion, and I'd be rated.
I mean, you're a gatekeeper. Oh you were right. I
wrote that article about the cheese today and they're like, oh, well,
it's not necessarily bioengineered. I'm like, you're gatekeeping me, and
it apologized to me. You're correct. I'm sorry, it is bioengineered,
you know, slap the II in the face. But Gmail
all of this stuff. Amazon gives you Prime and Alexa,
which we haven't had Alexa in our house. I think
when we got you know, when COVID happened and we
kind of woke up boop in the trash. We didn't
even give it away, your ring cameras, all of that,
it's all tied into daily household life, these deeply integrated
artificial intelligence tools. Now, am I here to tell you
that AI is the end all be No, I'm not,
and I'm not going to tell you what's horrible. Everything
can be used for good or evil. A shovel can
be used to, you know, build a garden, to dig
a hole of plant seed. It could be used for
you could whack somebody over the head with it. Driving
a car. I mean, we live in an Amish community.
We always say, I wonder how long it's going to
take him to get to where he's going versus you know,
what he would be if he was driving a car.
But look how many people de in car accidents every year.
Everything can be used for good and evil. For writing,
I use grammarily and I can put you know, the
little cat said mew and grammarly will suggest the yellow
golden feeline, you know, mumbled mal or something like that.
You get what I'm saying. It takes basic grammar, and
if you spell something wrong, it highlights it. Those are
good things. But allowing AI to control your thoughts and
to say, well, whatever it says when I ask it,
it must be the correct answer. That's wrong. There is
major gatekeeping in AI, so you have to be careful.
Everything out there can be used as a tool for
good or as a tool for evil. These companies are
not merely selling products. They are building infrastructure around our behavior.
And we are so easily manipulated. When I try to
have that conversation came up on Saturday nine to eleven,
people cannot believe. There's no way that our government had
any part of nine to eleven. It was those dang Muslims,
I said, Okay, even if you believe the official narrative,
sixteen of the nineteen were Saudy. Why did we go
to Afghanistan and Iraq? Well, you know Osami bin Laden
was there, Okay, So why was CNN, a random CNN
reporter able to find him in June of two thousand
and one, but the most feared military in the world
couldn't find him. And then it just gets to the right.
When they run out of answers, they just blow you
off and mock you. And that's just one example out
of many. And getting back to the point, people need
to understand technology isn't just hardware anymore. It's not just
a phone or just a laptop, or just a camera.
It is an entire system of data collection, behavioral prediction,
digital identity, surveillance, advertising. How many times have you guys googled?
You know, you drive past your neighbor and you're like, Wow,
that's a nice pool they have in their backyard. So
you google how much is a pool? Right, you start
picturing your wife floating on a raft in the backyard
and the kids playing, right, and then you see the price.
You're like, oh, never mind. And then you go on
Facebook or whatever it is, and there's an advertisement for
your local pool dealer. Right, every click, search, and purchase
and message becomes a part of your larger profile. And
if you don't understand the next two steps that are
a part of this prison planet, which will be your
social credit system and the universal base income AI is
going to replace many white collar jobs and people will
have the choice to either go out and learn a trade,
but then they're going to present that mark. You're going
to get a universal check every month. Every month, you're
going to get two grand. You're going to get free
health insurance. And if you join, because all of these
insurance companies they're part of the black Rock vanguard, you
know everything is going to be it's going to be
introduced as the most convenient system available to man. And
if you don't, you're not a patriot. You can't be
a part of the country anymore. And again, when people
say these things, when they mock you about chemtrails, you
just mentioned Operation Sea Spray, Well they did this seven
years ago. And when they laugh about you with concentration camps,
you say, oh, you didn't know that they had ten
concentration camps right here in America west of the Mississippi
during the forties to American citizens. The precedent has already
been set. They know all they have to do is
to create a crisis, and they already have the solution
in place. So again, the system learns what you believe,
what you fear, what you want, what angers you, what
tempts you. Right, if you're a porn addict, they'll make
sure that website on the bottom will have that little
advertisement with something that's going to tempt you just enough
to go to that website that you know you shouldn't
be going on. Stay away from that stuff. It's vile.
And again, this is why that phrase free service is
one of the greatest deceptions of the digital age. Google
is not free. Gmail is not free, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok YouTube.
Now again, you may not hand them cash at the
door in a traditional sense, but you pay with your attention, behavior,
data influence. So the product isn't merely the app. In
many cases, the product is you. Your attention is sold,
your behavior is studied, your desires are shaped, and your
emotional reactions are measured. Full circle, your digital habits are monetized.
And then some sound you know, these same platforms claim
that they are neutral tools. They're not neutral. A hammer
does not study you, a wrench does not profile your beliefs.
A screwdriver doesn't monitor your location. Right, Modern digital technology
is not a simple tool in the old sense. It's interactive.
It watches back, it keeps track, it adapts, it learns
till it gets you to where it wants you to be.
And most people never again, most people. I'm guilty as
charged too. I'm not preached into the boire here. Most
people never read the terms they agreed to when they
handed over their lives. You know, same with surveillance. Amazon's
ring cameras created private security networks across neighborhoods. You know
how many homeowners have gotten arrested because of their own
Google Nest or Amazon Ring or whatever, because you know,
Judd says, oh yeah, you can use his own camera,
you know, as evidence and Google nests look at them.
They moved microphones, cameras, thermostats, and sensors right into your house.
Apple watches when they first came out, what was it
like twenty sixteen. I got one of the very first.
I thought it was so cool, and then it creaked
me out within thirty And this is when I was
still kind of sleepwalking. I just didn't feel right. Tesla vehicles,
look at them. They collect enormous amounts of driving and
environmental data. Smart TVs, Samsung, LG, Visio. They turn living
rooms into another data point. You know, your voice assistants.
I better not say that because my phone I think
has the Siri. I right, Alexa, I can say that,
Google Assistant. They're all trained families to place always listening
devices on kitchen counters and nightstands. By the way, you
should be able to disable that, right, I need to
go on my phone, see if that is disabled, but
I never use it. People once feared government bugs in
the house, right, And that was the whole thing with
lead paint. They said they stopped making lead paint because
it was dangerous, Like your children eat walls, right, if
your child is looking a wall, Well, there's bigger problems
than lead paint. It was because of the surveillance issue.
So again, uh, you know again, people once feared government
bugs in their house. Now they buy them on sale
and ask them for the weather. And I'm not saying
that to be cute. That that's the inversion in everything,
and we use that word all the time. What earlier
generations would have viewed a surveillance our generation calls convenience,
and what earlier generations would have resisted as intrusive we
call smart. Now I'm not saying to abandon everything. I'm
very much a Texter. And then you know there's people
out there who say I never use AI and then
they use voice to text that's AI pal. So again
you have to just be careful. You just have to
be careful. Right, you have smart cities, smart home. There
are people who now their churches are advertise as smart churches.
And you got to understand everything is connected, track, stored,
and controlled, so you have to be careful, right, And
we can't continue to discuss this without naming Pallenteer, which
is infiltrated with the United States government, founded with early
backing from CIA's venture capital arm in q Tel did
a podcast on that. Pallunteers specializes in data integration and
analysis for governments, intelligence agencies, law enforcement, militaries, and corporations.
We also have companies like Clearview AI, which scraped billions
of images from the Internet just to build facial recognition tools.
I'm telling you, did did you give anybody your permission?
We always say that we didn't give them permission. I
bet you in one of those terms that we checked
that it was in there. We have ax Onmally, Taser
International connected to the police body cams that's interesting to
watch evidence systems, law enforcement technology, and of course the
flocks safety which there's some heroes out there and you
know who I'm talking about, right, These license plate readers
across American communities. And there's also something you have a
spot shotter that I think is now called sound thinking,
but they deploy these acoustic gunshot detection systems on and
on and on, and most people have no idea how
much of their identity is bought, sold, analyzed, and stored
by data brokers companies like Axiom, Experience, Equifects, TransUnion. Right,
we've been tracked since day one, our spending, habits, everything,
and these data clouds help create a world where personal
information becomes a commodity. All of this stuff, your address history,
financial behavior, shopping habits, political interests, device ideas, all of
that into profiles, and once those profiles exist, they can
be used for advertising, risk scoring, he low law enforcement,
insurance decisions. Mister hops S, you don't think we live
on a spinning ball. We're not going to be able
to ensure somebody crazy like you, political targeting, censorship, banking access.
This is where convenience becomes dependency. Once everything moves into
a digital system, opting out becomes almost impossible. And that's
been my point I've been trying to press for many
years that once the conversion is complete, you know, there's
a lot of people and I'm not questioning anybody's integrity
or what they will do when the time comes, because
we're all going to have a decision to be made
and this is where all the pre triggers. Man, you're
setting yourself and others up for failure. The Bible says repeatedly,
if you believe in me, boy, you're going to go
through some tough times in this country the way it
is now. Go read the story about nineveh Right. Maybe
if we could get the this country to change our ways,
we might be spared. But read that article from was
it the seventies about the two hundred and fifty year dynasties.
We're at that two fifty and we're not a very
moral country anymore. I'm not saying there aren't good people,
and there's plenty of good people in this country, but
we've become the silent majority. We've become weak, we've been
we've become cowardly. We're afraid to speak out. And the
nut jobs and that the people who are on Team Satan,
they're out there with the voice, they're the squeaky wheel
getting the oil. And you know, back in the day,
I said, we used to be out there right at
the abortion clinics protests, and everything has become normalized. So
we just give up and there's like so many things
going on, where do we even start. That's the mentality
we have. So I'm going to take a break and
take a little drink of water, and I'm going to
play our first clip of the day, and once it refreshes,
this is. Oh, this is a good one from Bill Cooper.
Since we're in the midst of the World Cup. This
is Bill Cooper on bread and circuses.
Speaker 3: I don't care how long he works, and I don't
care what he does. There is no job worth two
million dollars a year. That's why they pay athletes these
fantastic salaries. I was listening to radio the other day.
They just contracted to pay one, one player on one
team six million dollars a year. Can you believe this?
And why is that? It's the Roman circus? What does
the emperor do when the people become rustive and when
the people are asking questions and where the people don't
like the policies of the emperor, he sends them to
the circus. He creates a circus. He builds a giant coliseum,
and he begins to throw the Christians to the lions,
and he has great chariot races and football games and
basketball games, all to keep the idiots preoccupied with things
that don't mean anything in the scheme of the entire world,
so that they don't have the time to learn what
the truth is, so they don't ever get smart enough
to learn how they're being manipulated, so they don't ever
question the emperor. And one hundred and fifty of the
most powerful men and women in the world can meet
in secret, in body and body in Germany and plot
the fate of billions and nobody even cares about it.
But six football players go to lunch together, and it's
in the headlines across loss the country. You have a
reflection of the society in which that exists. I don't care.
Speaker 2: There you go. Bill Cooper wasn't wrong. He called, you know,
he called nine to eleven. He said it was going
to happen. He knew it was going to happen. He
said that on June twenty eighth, two thousand and one.
Six weeks later September eleventh happened, and then six weeks
later he was killed. Continuing on, try living without a smartphone,
or you know, trying to get a job without email,
or traveling without digital booking by you know that cabin
we stayed in in West Virginia that was on Airbnb. Right,
all of these things, you know, banking now, I haven't
stepped foot in my bank. We have step foot in
banks that the bank that were setting the church up
in et cetera. But all of that operating industry, business podcast,
all of it requires these digital payment processors. So again
the system doesn't have to force everyone at once. It
will just slowly make life increasingly difficult outside of the
digital enclosure. And that brings us to digital identity and
digital currency. Governments and corporations around the world are pushing
stronger identity verification systems, biometric access. These are the norms
in certain parts of the world already, right, the vaccine passports,
they've been around for many years now. Facial recognition. When
we were in Iraq, I've told you before, we use
the IRIS scans. So we would go into town with
the calve and we get the bad guy, bring them
back and do the IRIS scan, the biometric scan. Yep,
it's in. It's been that technology has been around for
a long time. Names like the World Economic Forum, the
United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the BIS, right,
the Bank of International Settlements. We always say Switzerland, the
head of the snake. Most people don't get it. Visa, MasterCard, PayPal,
all of it, central banks. They all belong in this conversation. Now,
whether each entity plays the same role or has the
same motive, you know, the smaller the entity, they may
not really know they're part of it. But obviously everyone
I just named Apple pay, Google pay, they are I
should say they are all part of the club. Right.
The long term direction that twenty thirty objective is clear.
More life is moving into systems where identity, money, access, speech, movement,
and behavior can be verified, tracked, scored, restricted, or shut off.
This is why the tech technology layer connects directly to
Revelation thirteen. In the minds of many believers. Scripture speaks
of a time when buying and selling becomes restricted by
allegiance to the beast system. Now we must be careful.
We shouldn't call every new technology right an allegiance to
the beast system. Okay, we have to be careful, right,
But I think it all does play a part of it.
Like barcodes when they first came out, were called the
mark that they will be a part of the system,
and they are part of the conditioning credit cards were
called the mark back in the seventies and eighty by
many preachers. So security numbers, microchips, smartphones, right, But only
a foolish generation would look at biometric ideas, the digital
wallets and all of these things and pretend none of
it matters, that it's all just scientific advancement and nothing else.
And again, I'm not here to say that technology is evil.
I've never said that. I've been very clear in saying
that everything can be used for good, but it can
also be used for evil. And when they first introduce it,
they certainly introduce it as good YouTube. Back in the
wild West days, you could put anything up on there
that wasn't you know, that was decent. But then if
you started questioning things, they simply just boom. You know,
many great truthers hundreds if not thousands of hours worth
of effort into their platform just to have it yanked
out from under them. But again the issue is that
the infrastructure for control is being built openly, and that
most people are too and retained or dependent to care.
You have people, you know, watching their sports, and again
there's nothing wrong with that, but if you become consumed
by it, right that that's a whole different story. If
that's all you care about, you know, everything is great moderation.
I've watched a couple of World Cup games. I peaked,
you know, I told my family. I told my two
boys before the game last night. I was like, you
don't understand. European soccer and American soccer are just you know,
one's the NFL and one's the NCAAA, and the NFL
is going to win every time. That's all they care about.
Now that there's basketball's popular over there. I've spent a
lot of time in Europe, and from the time they're
two years old, they're kicking a soccer ball. They're in
the streets playing soccer. They love soccer. We have multiple sports,
but soccer is number five or six in favorite sports.
A lot of children play it, but by the time
they're in junior high, high school, they've given it up.
They want to play baseball, football, or basketball. Now, if
our best athletes played soccer, sure we'd have a shot,
but they don't care about it. And again, it's one
thing to be entertained and to need a break from life,
then to be consumed by it and spend all your
money on it. And you know, to make it an idol,
and many people make the players and the leagues and
the game an idle. And I'm not underselling that that
that is legit. So again, technology can be wonderful, man.
I use it to spread the Gospel, to spread the truth.
It connects families. My mom lives in Florida. We can talk,
you know, all of these things. We have to understand.
When technology becomes the gatekeeper of speech and all of
these other things, it's not convenience anymore. We're talking about
power and spiritually, you know, this layer may be more
dangerous than people even realize because it trains humans to
live outwardly connected but inwardly empty. Even family members will
text themselves in the same house. And it's a fact, folks, man.
Between the podcasts, we get over one hundred emails every week,
and there's a lot of people out there going through
some tough times. There are people who are more connected
than ever, but they're lonelier than ever. They are more
informed and knowledgeable than ever, but they're so confused. I'm
not going to get into some emails, but it's just
in the last week, you know, I got one of
the few emails where somebody said, you know, I'm starting
to wish I could spit out the red pill I
took many years ago. You know, with this technology, the phone,
the phone's become the first thing that many people touch
in the morning, before they even when they wake up,
before they even and kiss their wife, they grab their phone.
Did I miss it? Where their beautiful wife lane right
next to them? Families sit in the same room staring
at different screens. Children are disciplined by algorithms, adults are
pacified by endless scrolling, and churches compete with digital addiction.
While pretending a sermon can undo forty hours of screen conditioning.
And this is why I was so frustrated with the church.
I said, every church that has the means, the capability
needs to be schooling the children, to get the children
out of public schools. When I say that, people look
at me like I'm a nut. Well, our school district's
just fine. I mean, we got a great football team.
We got to support them. I'm just like, dude, what
are you doing. You have this giant building and you
use it for two hours on Sunday, and a few
of them around here use them on Wednesday night. And
sure they'll have their theme nights and stuff like that.
But my goodness, you think one hour on a Sunday
can unprogram or deprogram whatever. The correct terminology is forty
hours of school this public school system and then whatever
they're addressing on the internet. It's a losing battle all
of this. It's a surveillance issue, it's a discipleship issue. Man.
Something else is shaping their desires. Something else is teaching
people what to love, to fear, what to hate. Look
at Romans twelve to two. It says, and be not
conformed to this world, but you be transformed by the
renewing of your mind. That command lands directly in the
middle of this discussion, because the technology matrix is one
of the primary ways the world now conforms the mind.
So we're going to continue this layer. The next one
we're going to talk about is the technological transformation, and
we're going to continue on with the Internet and how
it controls the thoughts and minds. And the next clip
is from Anthony Levtino. He was a former abortion doctor,
and you'll hear a lot of people argue that most
abortions were, oh it was genetic issues, it was rape
or something, and I'm not trivializing someone getting raped in
any way, shape or form, but they make it apologetic
for abortions. And this is directly from an abortion doctor.
Speaker 4: So this is the absolute truth. I did twelve hundred
abortions first and second trimester. One was for rape, two
or for incest, About nine or ten were for genetic defects.
I try so many twenty one and all the rest
of them for healthy moms and healthy kids. People believe
what they want to believe, and they don't want to
believe that, But that is the truth. I killed twelve
hundred kids. How can you make up for even one
of them? I can't. So now I do everything I
can to save as many as I can.
Speaker 2: There you go, and he's got to live with that
the rest of his life. And you know, I will
keep it very vague here. But there is a local
church where woman in her forties had kind of went
away from the church. So when she was I think sixteen,
she had an abortion, and she was got a little
older and started to realize the ramification of her decision,
and she decided finally after all those years, to go
back to church. She wanted to repent and live a
christly life, you know, christ like life, I should say.
And she gets into the church, and she has the
courage during a Bible study to mention the fact that
when she was sixteen, she had an abortion and before
she could even you know, say how mortified she was
by that decision, how much she regretted that decision, and
she repented to the Lord and accepted Christ into her heart.
The pastor went off on her, called her a murderer
and was going to hell, and she ran out of
that church. This was told to me by many people.
This church crisis that we have today is you know,
some of you are oblivious to it because you're blessed
and you're in a great church, and there are some
out there. I would have to drive about an hour
and ten minutes to go to a very good church
here where I live. It's a huge issue, and we're
going to talk about it more in two weeks. So again,
that was doctor Anthony Levitino, and he's spending the rest
of his life again he can repent. You know, we're
all sinners. God, I'm sorry Jesus didn't die for some sense.
He died for all of our sins. It's never too late. Okay,
So whatever you think you did that is too great
for you not to repent for not to be accepted
into the body of Christ. You can, You most certainly can.
So the next stage of this technological transformation is not
simply collecting information again, it's from moving the friction between
the individual and the machine until the two become inseparable.
We've already accepted smartphones as extensions of ourselves, so now
the push is toward making every object around us intelligent.
I mean when we first saw it, was it about
ten or fifteen years ago when you started to see
the refrigerators with the televisions on it, and you're like,
what is this about? And like our oven? We got
a new oven, I think in the fall, and you
can it's you can turn it on with your phone.
You can set the temperature with your phone, and you
set the time with your phone. They're intentionally making every
device around you linked. They even have refrigerators now that
monitor inventory your milk is low, and they'll add it
to your Alexa shopping list or whatever. All of these things.
Even vehicles now they communicate with the manufacturers. You know,
you get your in the morning software upload complete. It's
wild and AI has really accelerated this transformation dramatically. Just
a few years ago, AI was viewed as this experimental technology.
Now it's everywhere look search engines, banking, hiring decisions. Many
people have told me, like their resume and job application
goes through AI and gets sent up to the actual people,
like there's people who are cut right job opening for
thirty days, fifty people apply, twenty people will be cut.
That that no human even sees. That's scary to think
about it if you get where I'm coming from, everything,
customer service, Education, healthcat, customer service bro. The night before
we left for the cabin there was a glitch with
my daughter's phone, like it cloned my phone. She's getting
my text like Dad, your conspiracy theory. Friends are texting
me and I'm like, no, it was it's cloned. So
we call Verizon customer service and we're talking to somebody
on the other side of the world and it's just
and of course first you have to get through the
voice prompts. It's a nightmare. But all of this companies
such as open Ai, Google, DeepMind, Navidia, IBM, they are
shaping systems capable of analyzing information on a scale that
none of us could ever accomplish. So and again, on
the surface, it sounds great, but it raises a question
that few people stop to ask. If algorithms begin making
more decisions, who is accountable when those decisions affect real lives?
When AI determines who qualify fis for a loan, who
qualifies for the job, who receives insurance coverage? Do you
see where I'm getting at. This system that they are
creating is going to be so detrimental. You will not
be included in society. You won't be able to get
insurance coverage for your car, which means you won't be
allowed to drive your car. People just say, ah, I'm
not going to take the mark. I'm just going to
go about my way. You will be living under a bridge.
I just want to let people know that that when
the tribulation comes, it's going to be unthinkable, and many good,
God fearing people who said they won't, who have children,
will fold and take the mark and understand. You know,
I've played some John MacArthur clips before in the past,
but when I found out that he said that you
can repent for receiving the mark. When the Bible clearly
says you cannot. I had to distance myself, because that's
the ultimate why it's a great lie. Things are going
to be dangerously difficult for people. Everything will be done
through AI. There will be nobody to speak to to
say please. Nope. Again, they will tell you that these
systems are objective because they're computerized. Yet every artificial intelligence
system is trained on data selected by the powers that be,
the hidden hand. So again technology, they will tell you
it's neutral, but every system reflects the priorities of who
built it. Then there's the digital tracking websites, cookies, mobile apps, contacts, cameras.
We've set all that stuff right. You hear a lot
about the license plate readers, the flat cameras, but what
you may not know is one of the fastest growing technology,
sorry technologies, is facial recognition. What began as a convenient
way to unlock a phone is now in airports, in
stadiums and retail stores, transportation, and again it's presented as
our safety. Schools. They have these things in schools children,
So cameras aren't simply recording what is happening, they are
identifying who was present. So a governments around the world
can track you. And again all of that builds into
your your credit score, your social credit score, all of it.
Biometric systems. They expand the concept even further. Identity is
increasingly verified not by something you carry, but by something
you are. Fingerprints, facial geometry, the iris scans, as I
previously mentioned. Now they have something called voice prints. They
can like tell it you by hearing your voice within
what is it now ninety nine point eight percent or something.
It's insane. You know. You can change passwords, you can
get a new credit card with a new number on it,
but your fingerprints can't be changed, your iris, facial structure,
your DNA. Well, we could argue that it's a lot
of people who believe the JAB does. But listen. As
identity becomes increasingly tied to immutable biological characteristics, access to
financial systems, travel, employment, healthcare, and public services may become
more closely linked to centralized verification systems. Now listen. Whether
those systems are ultimately used responsibly or abused, as is
usually the case, A depends on those exercising authority over them,
and b on the willingness of the people. The more
convenient things have become for us, the less we have
become involved with protecting our sovereignty. So again, is technology
the enemy? Not directly, but the deeper issue is the
gradual shift from tools that serve humanity to systems that
increasingly define, authenticate, monitor, and regulate human participation in society.
Every generation must decide whether to draw the line between
beneficial innovation and unnecessary dependence. So that conversation is not theoretical.
We're seeing it unfold in real time, and most people
are participating in it every single day without even realizing
how profoundly the rules of modern life are even changing.
Now we're going to take another break. I have two
clips left. I'm going to play one now and one
near the end, and we're looking These are both looking
towards the upcoming podcast in two weeks, Religion and the
Counterfeit Church. These two clips, I'm not playing them to
mock or to make a joke of, but people need
to know what's going on in the church today. I
don't know if you saw my sub stack article from
a couple of weeks ago, but there is a Presbyterian
church in Wilmington, Delaware, a huge church, and you know
you go to the about what we believe you know
when you look at a church you're going to visit
says what we believe and these people is uh. I'm
going to read two of them verbatim so you don't
think I'm embellishing. We take the Bible seriously, but not literally.
We recognize there are passages in the Bible that stem
from an ancient worldview and a patriarchal society that are
at odds with the teachings of Christ. We believe the
Bible is essential to Christian faith, and God's spirit continues
to shed more light on our understanding of scripture. The
next one, we believe following Jesus is the best path,
but not the only path to God. We respect people
of other faiths and pray that spiritual people from other
different religions will see the truths we hold in common.
We hope that through dialogues of mutual respect with people
from other spiritual traditions, all of us will gain a
richer understanding of God and ourselves. That first sentence, we
believe following Jesus is the best path, but not the
only path to God. Now I would ask you to
pause the podcast and go read John fourteen six and
tell me this Presbyterian Church, one of the oldest churches
in Delaware. You see what Satan has done. He's infiltrated
the church. So when I play these next two clips,
I'm not joking around.
Speaker 5: We will celebrate holy Communion as part of this worship service.
And as a Lutheran, we believe that this table right
there is not my table or Trinity's table. It is
God's table. And that means absolutely everyone is welcome to
that table. You do not have to believe what we believe.
You do not have to be Lutheran. I don't even
have to be Christian. You can come up and receive
if you so desire. If you would not like to
receive communion but still would like to come forward, you
could cross your hands like this, and I will give
you a blessing. Together we remember on the night in
which he was betrayed, which is to say, when he
was arrested, while their powers and principalities of empire, supremacy
and dominance raged, Jesus our Beautiful Savior, a brown skinned radical,
a healer, a community organizer, a protester, gathered people in,
welcomed their fears and longings, and invited them all of
them into love and belonging. And so together we pray,
as Jesus taught us, our Holy Parent, who are in heaven,
hallowid be thy name, Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be
done on earth as it is in heaven.
Speaker 2: And I'll stop right there by the way you heard
to our holy parent, not our father, because that hurts
our feelings. And then Thy Kingdom come, No thy kin
ki n as a nancy dumb kindom. These people are
manipulating the word of God and saying, oh, you can
have a communion with us. Listen. Participating in the Lord's
Supper is intended for those who have publicly identified with
Jesus Christ. The New Testament. The pattern is always consistent.
You first believe right grace through faith. I believe in Jesus.
Then you're baptized as a public profession of faith, and
then you continue in the fellowship and ordinance of the church.
That's in the Bible. That's Acts two forty one forty two.
That's not George, that's from the Book of Acts.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: These people and you know, people look at me, goofy,
what do you mean it's not safety goes to church?
Really a people just don't get it anymore, and the
biggest problem is people just don't open their bible. The
next evolution of the technology matrix is no longer about
simply watching what people do. It's about assigning value to
who they are. Now, imagine a society where your ability
to borrow money, board an airplane, obtain insurance, all of
that healthcare, job, apartment. It relies on your behavior, your opinions,
your association, and your level of compliance. And again, to
many people, that's just some dystopian fiction novel, but to
most of many of us have been canceled in some
form over the last six years, and the phrase social
credit became widely known through developments in China, where the
government initiatives have incorporated aspects of reputation scoring, regulatory compliance,
what they post their financial responsibility right, their FICO score
plays a part of all of that. And again there
is some Western media that oversimplifies or even exaggerates the system.
The broader principle deserves attention and is coming. Don't get
me wrong. Just remember banks can close accounts based on
perceived risk. Platforms have been suspending people for violating them
terms of service. PayPal did it to me? Payment processors
can terminate services. Insurance companies increasingly use behavioral data to
adjust premiums. These pieces are already in place. The only
question is how closely they may one day become connected.
That connection depends on one thing, and that's data. Data
has become the most valuable commodity of the twenty first century,
right companies. Once back in the day, what was the
name of that game you had the bell and you
had the barley, the wheat man. I forget that. We
used to play it all the time in the seventies,
and it was a card game of bell and you
trade a commodities and you'd hit the bell. It used
to be oil, steel manufacturing. Today it's information. Every time
you visit a website, every time you buy something online, search,
social media, interaction, it is all collected. And you know
there's a lot of people out there they simply assume, well,
I don't have anything to hide, that the collection of
data is harmless. But you're missing the point completely. The
concern isn't just over privacy, it's power, and whoever possesses
enough information about a population gains the disability I should say,
the ability to predict behavior and influence decisions and identify vulnerabilities.
The more comprehensive the data, the greater the temptation to
use it for purposes be beyond those originally promised. But
you know, our society has become addicted to these very systems.
Internet addiction is a serious thing. It's not just teenagers
playing video games, a business executives, pastors. I'm on it
half the day if I'm researching. You know, I need
to get back to just a yellow notepad and the
Bible and my strong scncordance. But you know, time is
a valuable commodity, and I can prepare a sermon in
half the time using the computer that I can using
a yellow notepad, a pen, a Bible and a strong sucncordance,
all on the desk in front of me. The other desk,
the real work desk. But you know, our tension has
become fragmented into seconds, and people can't even stand to
be in silence anymore. I love. One of the best
part of my days is first waking up and saying
thank you Lord for gracing me with another day, not
that I deserve it. And you know, having breakfast with
my wife or big breakfast people, lunch people and dinner people,
But you know, we love the mornings the garden and
get my walking stick that my dad used to have
and just go on for a walk. Sometimes if I
need to hear, if you know, I have a lot
to do that day and I need to prepare for something,
I'll use my earbuds and listen to something. Normally it's
a sermon, or if it's you know, something for the podcast,
I'll listen to that. But I often try, at least
once or twice a week minimum to just walk without anything,
just to listen to the birds and to think and
not be controlled by something all the time. But people
have just people cannot sit in silence anymore. It's uncomfortable
for them. Waiting. Oh man. People can't stand to wait.
And I'm bad with that too, And I think because
I was in the army for so long and I
had to wait. Listen, if you've never sat in the
gravel for seventy two hours waiting for a flight to
take you from Baghdad to Kuwait, you've never waited. But
companies compete for engagement, but what they're competing for is
your time. Every additional minute spent scrolling, watching, clicking, commenting,
and refreshing. All the people sit there and refresh NonStop,
trying to get that dopamine. Had That generates more behavioral
information while strengthening dependence upon the platform itself. So you know,
former executives from ex Twitter, whatever, Facebook, they've all publicly
discussed how these platforms intentionally incorporate behavioral psychology into their products.
But then comes the most significant and that's the digital identity.
And everyone from governments to financial institutions, everything we mentioned before,
they're all moving towards systems where a single verified digital identity.
I want to say that again, a single verified digital
identity becomes the gateway to every aspect of life. So
let me get my phone out here. When I have
to take a class and I log on, they have
something called something duo, a duo mobile, and it'll pop
a number up on your computer and you have to
go to your app on your phone and enter the
four digit code to prove it you. They want a
universal code that everyone must use in every walk of life. Now,
the EU has an advanced framework for a European Digital
Identity Wall. You have country such as India, they've implemented
massive digital identity programs through something called I think it's
called ad hore, if that's right. Financial institutions continue integrating
these identity verifications into digital banking. So again, when you
take all these things individually, each of these appear practical, right,
But history teaches us that centralized systems also create centralized
points of control. So once identity, banking, communication, healthcare, employment, taxation,
and all of that converge around unified digital credentials, participation
in society increasingly depends upon remaining and good standing with
those systems. So this is precisely again why people has
to pay attention. Revelation thirteen isn't describing some primitive world.
It is describing a society where participation in commerce can
be restricted based upon allegiance. Satan's going to make you choose.
No honest observer can deny that the infrastructure capable of
supporting unprecedented economic and social control is advancing at remarkable
speed and will be in place by twenty thirty. Whether
that is the year that's always been their goal, I
don't know, but it certainly is in place. It certainly is.
We're just about toward the end of the podcast, so
I'm going to take this last moment to play this
last clip, and this is the wokest one of all.
I forget which area she's from. I lost my notes,
but this is about two minutes long. And yes, this
is behind a pulpit in a church.
Speaker 1: Our theme today is we are here, centering voices from
the edge, and it is a rallying cry and an
act of defiance, because queer joy in and of itself
is an act of resistance, because being unabashedly yourself in
a world that is still learning not to fear is
cause for celebration. Because despite whatever forces out there try
to push queer folks back to the margins, we boldly
proclaim we are here and we are divine and fabulous.
So when they try to silence our trans and non
binary siblings, we are passing the mic and ampliflying their
stories and offering the tallest, sparkliest pulpit around. When they
try to bring ban drag shows, we're turning our sanctuary
into a dance floor. When they try to take queer
affirming content out of schools, we are singing a lullaby
that says, some women love women, some men love men,
some leave every label behind. And when our queer and
trans siblings are under attack. Let's proclaim we're here with you.
Let's proclaim we're here in solidarity, and we're here to
push back against a legislative agenda that threatens access to
gender affirming care. We're here in support, showing up at
Drag Story Hours as joyous counter protesters surrounding the hate
of neo Nazi groups with love and if you want
to get in on that action, reach out to Surge
showing up for racial justice. We're here with our sources
and our dollars, donating generously to organizations like the Trans
Resistance Network, which helps people get access to care or
move across state lines. We're here with our own hearts
and open arms wide open, grateful to hear and witness
and celebrate each other.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you know, did anybody notice that nothing relating
to Christianity was even mentioned? That's Marxism, that's you know,
that's why the matrix, it's so important to get people
to understand how everything from the media to entertainment, to
the financial aspect to government and power, how it's been
corrupted since the beginning of time, the war machine education.
That's the reason these people think like that is the
public education system, technology today, pharmaceuticals, religion, the psychological matrix.
That's the fear conditioning, the dopamine, the rage cycles, pornography,
all of it. Layer eleven is the occult and the
spiritual layer. And then a week twelve I will present
to you what it takes to break free from the
matrix and why we never will. I'm just being honest.
But you know, they have hijacked much of our church.
They have water down much of our church. If Paul
was here, we probably have about seventy three new books,
new letters, I should say, right, But anyway, there's that.
Next week again it's going to be pharmaceutical and medical power.
But we're going to wrap this up. You know, in
the first half the technology layer was about surveillance, dependency,
digital control, all of that. But the final step is
what if the goal is no longer simply to connect
human beings to machine, but to merge them. Right, sometimes
we forget about that transhumanism And at its core, transhumanism
is the belief that humanity can use technology to transcend
its biological limitations. And again, these people, the very upper tier,
the one percent of the one percent. Their goal has
always been babble to break through the firmament to live forever.
That has always been their goal. Supporters speak about eliminating disease,
extending life. That's what MUSC always says about Neuralink, Right,
increasing physical capabilities on the surface like made in Canada. Right,
it's compassionate. After all, who wouldn't want to cure Parkinson's
disease or restore sight to the blind. Medical advancement has
always been one of mankind's greatest achievements. Right, you can't
argue that I've seen soldiers who took an ied and
thought there's no way they're going to survive that, and
now you look at them today and you can barely
tell that that happened. It is amazing. However, COMMA organizations
such as the World Transhumanist Association, which I believe are
now operating as Humanity Plus, they've spent years promoting the
philosophical vision of human advancement and enhancement through technology. So
you have people like Musk have drawn worldwide attention through
ventures such as Neuralink, which again seeks to develop brain
computer interfaces. Oh, nothing can happen there, right, capable of
connecting the human mind to computers. Are you kidding you? Have?
Companies such as synchron Precision Neuroscience and numerous university research
laboratories are pursuing similar technologies. Again, some of these developments
hold anyone promise for treating devastating neurological disorders that should
be acknowledged honestly, but they also raise profound, ethical, philosophical,
and spiritual questions that previous generations never had to confront. Again,
the language surrounding transhumanism is revealing it. Advocates often speak
about humanity two point zero. We've heard that right, augmenting evolution,
defeating death, enhancing consciousness, and directing our own evolution. These
are not just scientific words, They're a worldview. The underlying
assumption is that humanity is fundamentally an engineering problem waiting
to be solved through sufficient technological progress. In that vision,
salvation no longer comes through God. Redemption is innovation. Eternal
life becomes a technological objective rather than a divine promise.
Man no longer seeks reconciliation with his creator. He becomes
his own creator. From the Tower of Babel to the
Temptation in the Garden of Eden, the Bible repeatedly warns
against humanity's desire to elevate itself apart from God. The
serpent's temptation in Genesis was not simply disobedience, It was aspiration,
Ye shall be as God's and to that day, that's
what they want. Small g Throughout history, civilizations have repeatedly
pursued power, knowledge, and immortality while believing they could redefine
the limits established by their creator. Technology changes, human nature
does not. So what makes this generation unique is not
pride itself, but capability never before as mankind possessed computing power, biotechnology, AI, robotics,
all of that gene editing, crisper technology. You know, what
they have is just insane. And the more technology they have,
the faster the revolution becomes. What used to take years
to produce can take minutes now, you know, as we
wrap this up, you know, it's just these systems are
already integrated into our daily life, and the more it does,
the easier it becomes to surrender our own decision making,
one small step at a time. That's why you know,
this conversation, when you do have it with your family,
your friends, let them know it's not ultimately about gadget.
It's not about watches and ring cameras and speaking. Now
they have smart rings. What is all that about? I
go on Amazon to order an antenna and there's our
new smart ring. What is a smart ring? It's this
conversation is about the human heart, and Scripture teaches that
the central problem facing mankind isn't insufficient intelligence or inadequate
processing power or biological limitation. The problem is sin. And
there is not a computer out there that can redeem
a soul, replicate a soul. There's no algorithm that can
forgive a transgression. There is no neural implant that can
produce repentance. You know, the technology is as amazing as
it is. It may prolonged life, improve medicine, and solve
remarkable engineering problems, but it cannot reconcile fallen man to God.
You know. Psalmone thirty nine ends with a prayer that
stands and start contrasts to the spirit of our age.
You see, David doesn't ask God to upgrade him. He
doesn't ask for a greater commutational ability or biological perfection.
He just prays, search me, Oh God, and know my heart,
try me and know my thoughts, and see if there
be any wicked way in me and lead me in
the way everlasting. That's the question technology can never answer. Right.
It can scan our fingerprints, it can map a genome,
recognize a face, but it cannot, nor will it ever
be able to examine a soul. Only God can do that.
So you know, maybe that's the greatest irony of the
technological matrix. Right. Humanity has become obsessed with creating machines
capable of understanding man, while steadily forgetting the one who
created man in the first place. The world promises that
the next breakthrough will finally make us whole, and the
scripture says, our deepest need has never been a better machine.
It's been a new heart, not through a hospital, but
accept in Christ. So again, as technology continues shaping human
behavior while quietly monitoring it every step of the way,
believers have to remember that our identity isn't found in
these systems. It's found in Jesus Christ. And you know,
there's an old saying attributed to history that those who
would trade essential liberty for a temporary security deserve neither.
Throughout history, freedom has rarely been taken all at once.
More often, it's been surrendered voluntarily, one compromise at a time,
when convenience one emergency at a time. Right, people willingly
exchange privacy for personalization, in dependence for efficiency, cash for
digital wallets, critical thinking for algorithmic recommendations, on and on.
But none of these decisions seem significant by themselves. But
eventually they create a society where nearly every aspect of
life depends on systems controlled by someone else. Technology itself
not the enemy. The enemy is the belief that convenience
is always worth the cost. It's not. Every generation must
ask difficult questions. What freedoms are we willing to surrender?
What level of surveillance are we willing to accept? How
much of our children's lives are we willing to hand
over to screens in algorithms. Again, the matrix rarely builds
its prism with chains. It's built with comfort. Tells us
life will be easier, just one more device, one more account,
one more verification. And again it's Christians. We must remember
that our security has never been found in technology. Right.
Our security is found in Christ alone. I believe the
greatest danger facing this generation isn't that computers are becoming
more intelligent. It's that people are becoming less discerning. We
are creating smarter machines, and at the same time we
are raising weaker minds. We are building faster networks while
neglecting eternal truth. We're connecting billions of devices while becoming
increasingly disconnected from God. So the question then isn't whether
technology will continue advancing. Of course it will. The question
is whether we'll continue surrendering our freedom, our privacy and discernment,
and ultimately our dependence upon God in exchange for luxury,
comfort and convenience and ladies and gentlemen. That is a
trade that no Christian should ever make. I hope you
have a great week. And again, you know, if you
don't have a place to tithe, I would appreciate it
if you are able to send a couple bucks to
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your head on a swivel, And until we meet again,
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