Speaker 1: All right, Joining us now is doctor Peter Hammond. I've
Speaker 1: talked to him in the past about his amazing life
Speaker 1: and experience doing missions in South Africa and through the
Speaker 1: southern part of Africa, going into Marxist nations and the
Speaker 1: Muslim nations, and he had a very interesting take I
Speaker 1: think on the Olympics. Why are the Olympic Games promoting paganism,
Speaker 1: perversion and blasphemy? He had a but it's an overall
Speaker 1: comprehensive take on the history of the Olympics, the ancient
Speaker 1: history of it, as well as how it is being
Speaker 1: used to push the New World Order and many other things.
Speaker 1: So joining us now, and of course let me tell
Speaker 1: you where you can find him at Frontline missionsa dot org.
Speaker 1: Doctor Peter Hamman. Thank you for joining us, sir.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. David. I'm sure we've all been
Speaker 2: absolutely horrified over the deliberate blesphemy. And it's not just
Speaker 2: offensive to Christians. That's not so important, how I feel
Speaker 2: isn't very important. The important thing is blasphemy, and it's
Speaker 2: offensive to God or Mighty God I create and the
Speaker 2: eternal churdge before him. Each one of us will stand
Speaker 2: and you know it's kind of extraordinary. First of all,
Speaker 2: have this nonsense that the Olympics committee claims, Oh, it
Speaker 2: wasn't meant to offend anyone who are just wanting to
Speaker 2: have a tolerance and inclusion. And interestingly, at first they said, no,
Speaker 2: it wasn't meant to be a parody of the Lord's
Speaker 2: Supper based on Leonardo Davincri's iconic painting. No, it was
Speaker 2: actually meant to be some pagan festival with Dionysius. And
Speaker 2: yet for a remarkable resemblance to Leonardo's Davinsri's iconic painting.
Speaker 2: And the press received on the program that this would
Speaker 2: be the last supper. In fact, even sets and press
Speaker 2: releases beforehand the programs distributed to the people on the
Speaker 2: banks of the Sane River. This was that section of
Speaker 2: the session of the opening ceremony, what's going to be
Speaker 2: the last Supper?
Speaker 1: And you had an interesting take on this, which I
Speaker 1: had not talked about. When I talked about it, I said,
Speaker 1: you know, we've had parodies. The last separates a piece
Speaker 1: of art and so forth. A lot of people have
Speaker 1: done parodies of it. But the thing that was interesting
Speaker 1: about this one and so offensive was the fact that
Speaker 1: they combined a parody with the Bachery and your take
Speaker 1: on it was interesting because you talked about the subtext
Speaker 1: to the fact that it was Dionysius or Bacchanalia and
Speaker 1: talk about that the wine aspect of it.
Speaker 2: Now we've seen at Olympics openings that have been going
Speaker 2: increasingly back to the pagan roots of the Olympics, and
Speaker 2: you can see, you know, whether you're talking about Athens
Speaker 2: or Atlanca or Barcelona, London, as they all have been
Speaker 2: getting increasingly more pagan type of oar cultic, even a ceremonies,
Speaker 2: which is going back to the roots of the Olympics,
Speaker 2: which always was dedicated to Zeus and the whole pension
Speaker 2: of Greek gods. We grateful it didn't sacrifice hundreds of animals.
Speaker 2: Some engage in animal cruelty at the beginning of the Olympics,
Speaker 2: which they used.
Speaker 3: To Nevertheless, that may be coming, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But now what they're doing is if you think the
Speaker 2: Lord's Supper is so critical to Christian faith, this isn't
Speaker 2: about Leonardo da Vinci. This is about the Lord's Supper.
Speaker 2: They're not trying to mock Leonardo DaVinci. The artists, they're
Speaker 2: trying to mock the Lord's Supper, because the Lord's supper
Speaker 2: symbolizes I mean, this is where the community service was
Speaker 2: an augrets and the Lost Supper before our Lord was
Speaker 2: portrayed and crucified, the body of the Lord symbolized by
Speaker 2: the bread his body will be broken for us, and
Speaker 2: the wine symbolic of his blood shed for us. This
Speaker 2: is at the heart of our salvation. And now in
Speaker 2: this Olympic ceremony, opening ceremony, which of course couts millions
Speaker 2: of yours, put together that this is a massive operation.
Speaker 2: And you have the Greek god Dionysius, who is the
Speaker 2: god of wine and the god of thebauchery, lying on
Speaker 2: the table where the bread and the wine should be.
Speaker 2: So you've got the pautry. Instead of celebrating salvation, they
Speaker 2: are replaced him to celebrating sin. And remember, Christianity believes
Speaker 2: in salvation from sin, whereas the pagan religion of Sabatanism,
Speaker 2: which many of the modern elite holds you, is salvation
Speaker 2: through sin. You are saved through sin. In fact, it
Speaker 2: is through thebauchery, through breaking all the laws of God.
Speaker 2: It is the whole Sabatine religion which is at the
Speaker 2: heart of the illuminati. For example, Sabatanism, which started in
Speaker 2: sixteen sixty six through sabatae Zebbi, which is obviously the
Speaker 2: religion of many of the elite in Hollywood and government today.
Speaker 2: You can see it. Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein epitomized Sabatanism.
Speaker 2: Salvation through sin. You deliberately break all the laws of
Speaker 2: God and you throw yourself fully into the bauchery, so
Speaker 2: you celebrate, You celebrate sin instead of celebrating salvation.
Speaker 1: Yes, instead of instead of Christ's endless body. What you're
Speaker 1: doing is you're using the body to create sin and
Speaker 1: to celebrate that. And she pointed out salvation through that sin.
Speaker 1: It is an interesting juxtaposition. And then, of course you
Speaker 1: know the wine aspect of Dionysius and the bacchanalia. You know,
Speaker 1: saying that it's not the wine is not representative of
Speaker 1: the blood, but you know it's uh, it's wine, and
Speaker 1: it's drunkenness, and.
Speaker 2: It's almost a religious ceremony that you engage in debauchery
Speaker 2: in getting drunk. This isn't a sober recognition that mycin
Speaker 2: led to the broken body in the shape of my savior,
Speaker 2: which is of course something of repentance and regrets in
Speaker 2: our hearts and souls as we look at that and think,
Speaker 2: you know, this is terrible, what myicine caused, the suffering,
Speaker 2: that this caused my savior. But instead they are celebrating
Speaker 2: at debauchery, the celebrating drunkeness, and it's got almost a
Speaker 2: religious significance. They really do worship their sin. They celebrate
Speaker 2: this and they love this, and that is obviously the
Speaker 2: religion of many of the elites in the world today.
Speaker 2: Bear in mind that despite the huge amounts of outrage
Speaker 2: around the world, the French Church, outraged Christians around the world,
Speaker 2: outrage and even von Musk and Donald Trump and the
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House of the Years, House of Representatives
Speaker 2: saying this is disgusting, this is shameful, this is outrageous,
Speaker 2: and that yet the French present from Macron, he comes
Speaker 2: up and says, we're proud of this, and this ceremony
Speaker 2: is about who we are as frenchmen. And the Mayor
Speaker 2: of Paris also said that they're proud of this and
Speaker 2: this is wonderfulness represents who they are, you know, blasphemous
Speaker 2: lunkards and anti Christian pagans, they are actually proud, they're
Speaker 2: not actually rebuking this chapter. Now interesting that the person
Speaker 2: who put this together, you know, putting some freak show
Speaker 2: of perverts and people who look more like that generates
Speaker 2: in the Hunger Games, pan M the capital of the
Speaker 2: Hunger Games, a scenario you know already weirdly died here
Speaker 2: in their bizarre outfits. And you've got the bearded man
Speaker 2: who's or the bearded woman who's who's dressed in this
Speaker 2: provocative type of dress, in the whole lot of things
Speaker 2: hanging out and you know, absolutely gross, disgusting, bizarre freak
Speaker 2: show and transvestites and perverts and a whole LGBT crowd.
Speaker 2: They're not celebrating tolerance for all kinds of religious beliefs.
Speaker 2: They're celebrating only one kind of religious belief and that's
Speaker 2: LGBTQ and a whole perverted brunch and the trans crowds.
Speaker 2: This is what was being promoted there, and this is
Speaker 2: what the French present and French Mayor of Paris claims
Speaker 2: they proud of, and this is about who we are.
Speaker 2: And they paid millions of euros to put together this
Speaker 2: whole event, which, by the way, it's got more than
Speaker 2: that obviously attacking the heart of our salvation. The Soviet
Speaker 2: of Christ is very bad. But they all said, the
Speaker 2: pale writer of Revelation going writing down the sem carrying
Speaker 2: the Olympic banner, and you know, the pale writer Hell
Speaker 2: follows after him. And you can also think of the
Speaker 2: golden cough that's up on the platform with the Olympic rings,
Speaker 2: so that why would you choose a golden cough? And
Speaker 2: it reminds us of the it's.
Speaker 3: Just a quia, right, that's well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, remember what President Franklin Dinan Roosevelt said in politics,
Speaker 2: nothing happens by accident, and it was also in different
Speaker 2: words by the American Ambassador to Britain, Joseph Kennedy, the
Speaker 2: father President John F. Kennedy. Joseph Kennedy once said, in politics,
Speaker 2: the honor accidents. And I think that this is true.
Speaker 2: And people don't spend tens of millions of euros on
Speaker 2: something if it doesn't epitsomas what they believe. You can
Speaker 2: be sure. The opening for the Olympics was not just
Speaker 2: approved by the Olympic Committee. It was approved by the
Speaker 2: French governments and the Paris City Council because it represents
Speaker 2: all of them, and they wouldn't have been allowed to
Speaker 2: bring it to fruition unless it has been approved on
Speaker 2: the national municipal level as well as the International Olympic
Speaker 2: Committee level. And so that they've got all these bizarre things,
Speaker 2: including a figure of Mary Antoinette walking around the capitation
Speaker 2: with their head under om, which is not even funny.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's disgusting. The French Revolution, we'reheating thirty thousand people,
Speaker 2: including women and children. It just you know, it's not
Speaker 2: something to be proud of. It's part of French history.
Speaker 2: But you know, there's many other things that could have celebrated.
Speaker 2: They could have had John the Ark. I mean, you
Speaker 2: think of France has got some great history they could
Speaker 2: have turned to. But why did they have to turn
Speaker 2: to paganism and ocotism and even anti Christian blasphemy. Is
Speaker 2: that really what they are about? Is this epitomizing the
Speaker 2: new world order and the powers that should not be
Speaker 2: I think it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as Nihilo time, as you pointed out, you know,
Speaker 1: the Pale Writer, the death that was there, the Golden Calf,
Speaker 1: all that stuff is very deliberate when they think a
Speaker 1: great deal about the sets that they have and the
Speaker 1: symbolism that they put out there, there's not an accident.
Speaker 1: And as you mentioned, we've got Republicans who criticize it,
Speaker 1: but they're still going to fund it. And you've got
Speaker 1: Jill Biden who loved it. Jill said this is just great,
Speaker 1: and so she loved it as much as the Marxist
Speaker 1: mayor of Paris and as much as Macron loved it.
Speaker 3: So they're getting what they want.
Speaker 1: And of course in the lead up to this, they're
Speaker 1: bragging about how they changed all the laws and are
Speaker 1: setting up all kinds of surveillance and things like that,
Speaker 1: which is going to remain. That's going to be part
Speaker 1: of the permanent infrastructure to create more surveillance, more of
Speaker 1: a police state. And so it is really pushing us
Speaker 1: into that new world order, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Incredibly so? And this isn't just the Olympics. We've been
Speaker 2: seeing statues and monuments to all kinds of pagan gods
Speaker 2: over the is at the Athens Olympics, of course, that's yes,
Speaker 2: they had a Athenia, they had Aeros, the god of Love,
Speaker 2: hanging over it all, they had under Eros. There's a
Speaker 2: bunch of these frolicking, scantly planned people touching and releasing
Speaker 2: one another, and eers hovering over them. So they've had
Speaker 2: a bunch of pagan depictions centaurs, half man, half horse
Speaker 2: launching shafts of life. At the beginning of Olympic ceremonies
Speaker 2: at Atlantis was also extremely pagan and lots of the
Speaker 2: ancient pagan Greek gods. And after the Athens Olympics it
Speaker 2: was said Zies must have been very pleased. Never has
Speaker 2: so many so many people worldwide sung his praises, and
Speaker 2: never has he had such a large flock. And so
Speaker 2: it seems that the powers that should not be the globalist,
Speaker 2: the new World order, are using these Olympic events, which,
Speaker 2: let's face it, over a billion people watch these opening events.
Speaker 2: So this isn't somebody offended somebody at a school play.
Speaker 2: This is the biggest global event and the New World
Speaker 2: auto craft cannot help. They cannot resist the opportunity to
Speaker 2: promote their religion. I mean, consider, if you or I
Speaker 2: were invited to speak at any major event, no matter
Speaker 2: where it is, we would inject our faith. I couldn't
Speaker 2: help you do it doesn't matter where I'm invited. I've
Speaker 2: been universities, army basis I've been in Muslim terror camps.
Speaker 2: I've been in Communists events, I've been in cults, churches, Mormons,
Speaker 2: service witnesses and others. At every occasion, I've brought in
Speaker 2: the Gospel. I can't help it. That's who I am,
Speaker 2: and I've got my message and I'll bring it in well.
Speaker 2: The International Olympic Committee chose a well known LGBTQ activist
Speaker 2: who is into the trance movement and so on to
Speaker 2: put together this whole debauchery on the Sane River. As
Speaker 2: some people said, this was insane because the name of
Speaker 2: the river is the Sane River. So what you saw
Speaker 2: was an insane opening ceremony to the Paris Olympics. And
Speaker 2: the whole ceremony was done on the same river.
Speaker 1: And it's like it's like an open sewer, just like
Speaker 1: the saying itself as an open so the imagery as
Speaker 1: as well as.
Speaker 2: It isn't open because the seven and seventy seven killing
Speaker 2: me the river, it's like the heart of Paris, and
Speaker 2: Paris is built around the same river. And interestingly, you'll
Speaker 2: find it's almost impossible to believe. I mean, I don't
Speaker 2: understand how it's possible they spent a billion euro. That's euro. Yeh,
Speaker 2: a billion euro to clean up the Seine so it
Speaker 2: would be clean enough for this operation. And Paris must
Speaker 2: do a lot of litten pollution. If it cost that
Speaker 2: much to clean up the river, I mean, I would
Speaker 2: have thought a million euro could have done the job.
Speaker 2: But what do I know.
Speaker 1: But they didn't clean it up. They've got athletes who
Speaker 1: are in the hospital with ekle i. I mean, the
Speaker 1: two of them are in the hospital, so it's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: You talked a lot about the original Olympics, and I
Speaker 1: think it is kind of interesting that you know when
Speaker 1: to can prassed the ancient Olympics with the modern Olympics.
Speaker 2: I think that's very important because when the Olympic committee
Speaker 2: also got under criticism because some Christian athletes have been
Speaker 2: forbidden to have Christian symbols on themselves. On one case,
Speaker 2: a man on a surfboard, a Brazilian athlete was warned,
Speaker 2: you get the imagery of Christianity or for your surfboard,
Speaker 2: or you're disqualified from the Olympics. So when they were criticized,
Speaker 2: they said, well, the Olympics are very strictly non religious,
Speaker 2: really non religious. That is not true. The Olympics have
Speaker 2: been from the very beginning exceedingly religious. Pagan of course,
Speaker 2: but very religious. So the original Olympics are all done in
Speaker 2: the name of Zeus, and in fact the whole pantheon
Speaker 2: of gods and every athlete haches fair allegiance to Zeus.
Speaker 2: And there was a procession which involved taking the sacred
Speaker 2: fire the embers up to the Temple of Zeus, and
Speaker 2: the priests carried the members up and they put the fire,
Speaker 2: which is now symbolized by the Olympic torch coming and lightsing,
Speaker 2: and that the torch has to start in Athens. It's
Speaker 2: all very symbolicans on, and so this is all pagan worship.
Speaker 2: And then they sacrificed a hundred bulls. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of animal sacrifice before, during, and after every Olympic game.
Speaker 2: So every single Olympic winner had to sacrifice after their
Speaker 2: winnings to the Temple of Zeus. And by the way,
Speaker 2: one of the rewards for the Olympic ethics who won
Speaker 2: was prostitutes from the temple of Aphrodites, meant with the
Speaker 2: goddess of Love, so the goddess had lust. But the
Speaker 2: original Olympics were exceedingly pagan lots of religious activities. And
Speaker 2: for the Olympics committee today to say we have strict neutrality,
Speaker 2: there's nothing religious, Well, what do you call worshiping Zeus
Speaker 2: and Eros and Dionysius and all these other things. Are
Speaker 2: they not religious? I think when I say non religious,
Speaker 2: what they mean is non Christian because they're certainly not
Speaker 2: non religious. That is just not true. And so the
Speaker 2: the original Olympics were exceedingly violent, by the way, not
Speaker 2: only with the killing of animals for sacrifices before the
Speaker 2: Olympics and after it and after every match, but there
Speaker 2: were One of the Olympic sports was pentachron and that
Speaker 2: was where you could use anything from choke holds, dislocations
Speaker 2: of arms, breaking of bones. One of the fact there
Speaker 2: was really almost no rules. And the one of the
Speaker 2: famous athletes, Donsius, he specialized in thrusting his fingers into
Speaker 2: persons abdomen and ripping acids in Testein's another one of
Speaker 2: their contestants specialist breaking fingers, and so that was one
Speaker 2: of the sports. The four horse chariot racers were famous,
Speaker 2: exceedingly popular. You know, think Ben her But these chariot
Speaker 2: dressers involved gore. Three pile ups. People were often disfigured
Speaker 2: beyond recognition, you know, very gory, with people sharing these
Speaker 2: things on. So that Olympics were really bloody Olympics, and
Speaker 2: not just violent to the poor animals who are sacrificed,
Speaker 2: but violent to the contestants. And by the way, the
Speaker 2: contestants had to compete completely naked. Of course, only men
Speaker 2: were allowed to participate. Women were not allowed if they
Speaker 2: were married. Married women were not allowed in the stands,
Speaker 2: and they'd risked the death penalty like being thrown off
Speaker 2: the nearby cliffs head first if they attended in the stands,
Speaker 2: but single women could attend, and prostitutes from the temple
Speaker 2: of Afroditi were part of the rewards for winning athletes.
Speaker 2: So you know, the original Olympics were not. But I
Speaker 2: don't know why we couldn't have launched an international sports
Speaker 2: event that wasn't rooted in ancient Greek paganism and was
Speaker 2: such a checkered past, I mean, wasn't really necessary. I
Speaker 2: think it's time for us to launch a new form
Speaker 2: of international sports. We don't need the Olympics, and the
Speaker 2: Olympics seem so corrupt and so anti Christians, so pagan
Speaker 2: and after this so blesphemous. I don't know how Christians
Speaker 2: can want to participate in And I come from a
Speaker 2: sporting family. I've got several of my children have one
Speaker 2: national colors and represents that our country overseas. So my
Speaker 2: wife was very much into sports, and so we love sports.
Speaker 2: My father used to run the Western Cape Cricket Union.
Speaker 2: So I feel a little bit of a traitor to
Speaker 2: speak like this, but we are not against sports. Of course,
Speaker 2: Christians are not anti sports per se. Were against idology
Speaker 2: and paganism. But the Bible does have a lot of
Speaker 2: athletic terms. So we read in the Bible about running
Speaker 2: the race and keeping the faith. And in one Corinthians nine,
Speaker 2: the apostle Paul speaks about every athlete goes into strict
Speaker 2: training to compete in the games, and they do it
Speaker 2: for a crown that will perish, but we do it
Speaker 2: for crown at the last fall or two. And he
Speaker 2: speaks about how we've got to subdure body and make
Speaker 2: our body our slave, that we will not be disqualified,
Speaker 2: so that we can run the race sers to get
Speaker 2: the price. So these are good Biblical images. One Timothy,
Speaker 2: before we read that physical training is of some benefit.
Speaker 2: That's not of eternal benefit, but it is of some benefit.
Speaker 2: Our body is the vehicle with which our soul travels
Speaker 2: this earth to be useful on earth. So physical sports
Speaker 2: is lifted up as something commendable, much like being in
Speaker 2: the military or being a farmer is lifted up as
Speaker 2: a model of the Christian dcuption walk. So we can
Speaker 2: learn from sports. And I remember being brought up in
Speaker 2: school in Rhodesia, where sports would taught us as to
Speaker 2: teach us how to be team players, to teach us
Speaker 2: how to play according to the rules, to be gracious winners,
Speaker 2: to be gracious losers, to play the game for the
Speaker 2: sake of doing it right. And so in some ways
Speaker 2: they said sports was preparing us for life. Other times
Speaker 2: they said sports was preparing us for war. Were told
Speaker 2: by some teachers, war is the real thing. Sports is
Speaker 2: just the practice, you know, where when you learn some
Speaker 2: of the skills that you're going to use in the battlefield,
Speaker 2: you learn on a sports field. And so I'm not
Speaker 2: against sports, but the Olympics have become absolutely debauched in
Speaker 2: pagan and the hostility to Christianity is subject you can
Speaker 2: understand why. So many people, including Elon Musk and Hobby
Speaker 2: Lobby and others have said they're boycotting the Olympics withdrawing advertising.
Speaker 2: And even after all this protest, you still have the
Speaker 2: American the French present saying he's proud of this and
Speaker 2: this is what we are, and this is what we
Speaker 2: are as Frenchmen, as Parisians, and well it shows you
Speaker 2: they are so committed to their pagan religion that these
Speaker 2: powers that should not be the globalists are willing to
Speaker 2: alienate a lot of people, a lot of sponsors. It's
Speaker 2: not financially viable to do this. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you've noticed, but the stands are off and empty, and
Speaker 2: they are having trouble selling tickets to the Olympics. People
Speaker 2: are not filling the stands, people are boycotting, many are
Speaker 2: board out of their mind or disgusted. And so the
Speaker 2: Parasalympics have had the lowest attendants ever. They've never had
Speaker 2: such such bad attendants. And of course that's excluding the
Speaker 2: COVID cults lockdown lunacy of the Tokyo Olympics, which was
Speaker 2: postponed a year and then they saw it didn't allow
Speaker 2: spectators in the stands. It all had to be remotely,
Speaker 2: which that's going to be one of the most dull,
Speaker 2: doud Olympics ever. You know, Watson Olympics will not spectators,
Speaker 2: well they seem to, but the masquerade, madness, lockdown, lunacy,
Speaker 2: salvation by vaccination, COVID cult was more important than the
Speaker 2: Tokyo Olympics. But now you can see their paganism and
Speaker 2: the anti Christian blasphemy is more important to them than
Speaker 2: a successful Olympics. Olympics about sports, you would think, but
Speaker 2: notice how politics is intruding more and more Now intriguingly,
Speaker 2: you might have noticed that Russia and Belarus are not
Speaker 2: allowed to take part in the Olympics in their own name,
Speaker 2: with the own flags, and they're not allowed to have
Speaker 2: the national anthem plate if any of them win anything,
Speaker 2: So they're they're as individuals, not under the country the
Speaker 2: content march on the country's flag. Now, I find this
Speaker 2: interesting because throughout the entire Cold War, the Soviet Union
Speaker 2: was never excluded, even while they were oppressing and tormenting
Speaker 2: and murdering millions of their own citizens.
Speaker 1: Even while that's an excellent point, I have not heard
Speaker 1: anybody else point that out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, just think that the Soviet Union was
Speaker 2: invading countries, fermenting wars and terrorism all over the world.
Speaker 2: And when they invade Czechs, Thevaki in nineteen sixty eight,
Speaker 2: when the invaded Hungary and nineteen fifty six, they were
Speaker 2: boycotted from the elections from the Olympics. So this is
Speaker 2: it's kind of interesting. But at the same time as
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union and Red China were watching in the
Speaker 2: Olympics with their red flags or the stars and Hammerzon
Speaker 2: sickles and so on, we in Rhodesa and South Afka
Speaker 2: were being boycotted from the Olympics. We couldn't take part
Speaker 2: because we were fighting for our lives against the same
Speaker 2: communist terrorism that the Soviet Union was sponsoring worldwide. And
Speaker 2: so little Refusia and South Afka were not allowed to
Speaker 2: take part in the Olympics for decades, throughout the sixties
Speaker 2: and seventies. In the eighties, we were being excluded from
Speaker 2: the Olympics. And to let politics in field with sports,
Speaker 2: I think is so wrong. I don't think you should
Speaker 2: ever be boycotting a country because of the politics. The
Speaker 2: sportsmen should be allowed to participate because isn't this what
Speaker 2: helps to less intentions and bring about reconciliation between nations
Speaker 2: and helps alleviate wars. When people can compete and meet
Speaker 2: with and interact with people of other nations that might
Speaker 2: be their political enemies, it is a good thing for
Speaker 2: the country. That's why we have student exchange programs and
Speaker 2: sports teams going across the World's a lot better than
Speaker 2: sending armies and bombers across the world. So I think
Speaker 2: the politicization of it is shameful, but the hypocrisy, the
Speaker 2: double standards is just so outrageous. How can the Olympic
Speaker 2: Committee exclude Russia now that they've escaped from communism, but
Speaker 2: they never boycott them when they were the most virulent
Speaker 2: atheistic communist, aggressive nation, totalitarian states, smashing their neighbors and
Speaker 2: exporting terrorism and weapons of mass destruction all over the world.
Speaker 2: And we experienced it from I was growing up, because
Speaker 2: we and Rodisia were having a civilian airline is shot
Speaker 2: down by Soviet austrella missiles, heat seeking missiles and the
Speaker 2: samava has been cooked and eaten. I mean, for goodness sakes,
Speaker 2: what kind of atristies and this sort of thing was
Speaker 2: going on in the seventies and Releisier couldn't go to
Speaker 2: the Olympics, but the Soviet Union could. So I almost
Speaker 2: say I despised the International Olympic Committee's hypocrisy, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of sinners bad. But the hypocrisy really offends God.
Speaker 2: And you can just read Matthew three to see what
Speaker 2: the Lord Jesus thinks of hypocrites, his speech against the
Speaker 2: scribes and Pharisees hypocrites all. And the committee is shocking
Speaker 2: in their hypocrisy, and the French government is discussing in
Speaker 2: a hypocrisy too, And for them to pretend that, you know,
Speaker 2: we're neutral when it comes to religion, and that note
Speaker 2: we never intended to offend anyone, and even live saying
Speaker 2: this wasn't meant to be based on the the Leonoido
Speaker 2: Divincy depiction of the Lost Supper, but people who participated
Speaker 2: in it said they knew that they were emulating their
Speaker 2: parodying Leonardo Davinci's archonic depiction of the Lord's Supper, and
Speaker 2: it was even on the program. So they lie, and
Speaker 2: then we're intend to offend anyone. That's not true either,
Speaker 2: because the person they chose to design it all was
Speaker 2: a well known LGBTQ plus pro peed afiliate type activists
Speaker 2: who they paid million to produce this. And then he
Speaker 2: said them, says, I didn't mean to offend anyone. Of
Speaker 2: course you did.
Speaker 3: He said, sorry, he got caught. Yeah, he said sorry,
Speaker 3: he got caught.
Speaker 1: You know the point that you were making too, And
Speaker 1: I didn't realize all those years that South Africa and
Speaker 1: Rhodesian anything were excluded from the Olympics. I remember though,
Speaker 1: the rabid competition between the US and Russia as to
Speaker 1: whom it got the most medals, and also with East Germany,
Speaker 1: you know, that was also a big part, and they
Speaker 1: wouldn't even total it up, you know, the countries behind
Speaker 1: the Iron Curtain versus the free countries, and here's how
Speaker 1: we're competing with metals and that type of thing. So
Speaker 1: it's always been a big nationalistic thing like that. It
Speaker 1: was always about the Communists. But you're that's a very
Speaker 1: interesting point. They would allow the communists to compete for that,
Speaker 1: but then when you were fighting the Communists they excluded you.
Speaker 1: Now you made a point about why don't we celebrate
Speaker 1: the heritage of life and liberty that have been the
Speaker 1: fruit of Christianity.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, because in fact, the only religion in the
Speaker 2: world you're not to dennigrate is Christianity. Now, I think
Speaker 2: that's because it's only christian that's true, because they're not
Speaker 2: out there denigrating false religions. They're not out there denigrating
Speaker 2: for example, Well, let's say, for example, the Koran or Muhammad. Well,
Speaker 2: first of all, that gets some serious violence back lash
Speaker 2: as they try it death. I mean, can you mention
Speaker 2: anyone trying to have ridiculing Muhammad or Islam in the
Speaker 2: opening of the Olympics. I mean unthinkable. Paris would be
Speaker 2: burning John. But they go to.
Speaker 3: Christian the energetic terror.
Speaker 1: My son says, when are they going to have a
Speaker 1: draw Mohammad opening at the ceremony they show how fair
Speaker 1: and even and they are. Yeah, they wouldn't do that,
Speaker 1: would they, especially not in Paris with all the migrants
Speaker 1: that they've got there.
Speaker 2: Now, I mean, can you mention having a depiction of
Speaker 2: Muhammad being a pig farmer or having a pig on
Speaker 2: his tape or something like that. That's exactly I mean,
Speaker 2: why would they depict Jesus Christ as an obese trans
Speaker 2: woman and his disciples as a bunch of perverts and
Speaker 2: cross dresses and bearded woman and you know, just the
Speaker 2: whole lgbt Q freak show, bizarre, and in a sense
Speaker 2: that's their evangelists. Jesus apostles are his evangelists. And the
Speaker 2: bread of wines what's on the table symbolized his body
Speaker 2: broken on across his bloodshed for us, and so they
Speaker 2: replaced it with a pagan Greek god of debauchery and wine.
Speaker 2: And you know, he's a naked character vested in blue
Speaker 2: painted and blue. Yeah, it looks some people said it
Speaker 2: looks like the Smith and what on earth is this depiction?
Speaker 2: It's well, you know why he's blue as firs. He's dead.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a depiction as well. This is a
Speaker 2: dead god, this Dionysius. But he symbolizes wine. I mean
Speaker 2: he's drunk himself to death basically. And this is where
Speaker 2: we should focus our visions of salvation, salvation, incense, salvation
Speaker 2: through some not salvation from sin. We don't celebrate salvation,
Speaker 2: we celebrate sin. And this is what France and the
Speaker 2: EU and the New World Order actually do represent. Macron
Speaker 2: has right, and then they represent Occotcism, blessedem Me paganism Sabatanism.
Speaker 2: They love their sin, they hate to say it.
Speaker 3: And it's also a war on women.
Speaker 1: As you were pointing out earlier, the women were not
Speaker 1: allowed to watch unless they were prostitutes or something, and
Speaker 1: under penalty of death, they would compete naked, but the
Speaker 1: women were kicked out. And so here we have a
Speaker 1: situation where you know, they had very violent fighting matches
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, but now we have women who
Speaker 1: compete in boxing, but now they're having men box the women.
Speaker 1: And so many people talked about that aspect how misogynistic
Speaker 1: it really is. At the very opening ceremony, they replaced
Speaker 1: it was supposed to be a man and a woman
Speaker 1: hold jointly holding a torch. Well, they replaced the woman
Speaker 1: with a tranny. And then they have some intersex guys
Speaker 1: who were beating up women and that that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: But it is very misogynistic, and so the question is,
Speaker 1: you know, not only are they celebrating this culture that
Speaker 1: is pagan and debauched and everything, but it's also a
Speaker 1: very anti woman and uh, you know that culture of
Speaker 1: that religion and that's supposed to be that's another aspect
Speaker 1: of hypocrisy. They always claim they're for women, and yet
Speaker 1: when you look at this, it is very very anti woman.
Speaker 2: Yes, in fact, wonder way other feminists they meant to
Speaker 2: speak up for women, but in fact they've allowed trans
Speaker 2: men to be proclaimed women of the earth, getting all
Speaker 2: kinds of women's awards, and then supporting a man, excuse me,
Speaker 2: a man beating a woman in the face. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean that's that's just so disgusting. And this woman was terrified.
Speaker 2: You know, they're refract you had a broken nose and
Speaker 2: so on. How is this sports? And we mentor categories,
Speaker 2: you know, male, female and different categories in terms of
Speaker 2: weight when comes to boxing, so on, so that it's fair.
Speaker 2: This is not fair. This is not just This is
Speaker 2: not sports. This is abusive women and women are seeing
Speaker 2: the sports invaded. There's safe places, even if changing rooms invaded.
Speaker 2: Women are being excluded. And what are you saying when
Speaker 2: men are taking women to awards and even Women of
Speaker 2: the Year award, and what the thing is nobody can
Speaker 2: be a woman as well as a man, can. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's just ridiculous. That's it's so disgusting.
Speaker 1: I think the well, you're pointing out the heritage, you
Speaker 1: point out the heritage of Christianity, and you said, you know,
Speaker 1: in your essay you were talking about how the athletes
Speaker 1: were professionals and sometimes you know, they'll be highly paid,
Speaker 1: as our professional athletes are today, but many times part
Speaker 1: of the compensation would be to be given a slave. Well,
Speaker 1: it was Christianity that abolished slavery. Is the only culture
Speaker 1: that has abolished slavery, and slavery still exists in Muslim
Speaker 1: countries and that sort of thing to this day. But
Speaker 1: we are so Christians abolished and fanticide, which these same
Speaker 1: people are bringing back. And then on the other side,
Speaker 1: Christians creating hospitals, libraries, universities, and colleges. These are the
Speaker 1: types of things that you know, it is anithetical to
Speaker 1: what they're doing, and yet they celebrate. We look at
Speaker 1: those things, we said, well, those are all good things.
Speaker 1: To save the babies, and to recognize that women are
Speaker 1: equal to men before God. We have different roles, but
Speaker 1: they are equal in the side of God. That was
Speaker 1: a very radical change for the pagan world, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: Yes, You know, to study what the world was like
Speaker 2: before the time across the world before the time across
Speaker 2: was a world without charity, without kindness, to strangers. It
Speaker 2: was a world without compassion or even respect for women.
Speaker 2: Women were treated as load and slaves. And in a
Speaker 2: no Hollywood film, there's justice to the life of women
Speaker 2: before Christianity, because they will depict the woman walking around
Speaker 2: freely with open face in Roman and Athens and Sombers. Actually,
Speaker 2: no woman was allowed to walk around on their own
Speaker 2: in the ancient Roman and Athens. They had to go
Speaker 2: under male guardianship, even if it was a male slave.
Speaker 2: But a woman, even a free woman, a princess, couldn't
Speaker 2: walk around on her own. She didn't have that freedom.
Speaker 2: She always was under male control. They weren't allowed to
Speaker 2: even attend meals and own home without special permission. They
Speaker 2: were just meant to be busting around the kitchen and serving,
Speaker 2: and they had to be in their quarters. And there
Speaker 2: was such a lot of abusive women. Women couldn't walk
Speaker 2: outside with upbring a veil. And this you wouldn't notice
Speaker 2: from the Hollywood films, because which actress wants to walk
Speaker 2: around with a face obscured in these movies. But you know,
Speaker 2: if they were taking the ancient Rome or ancient Greece streets,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't invent these women walking around with their head
Speaker 2: and hair and face uncovered. They were compelled to be
Speaker 2: covered by law. They could get the death penalty for
Speaker 2: not wearing a veil. And you think that's only Islamic,
Speaker 2: That's the way the whole world was. Greek Romans before Christianity.
Speaker 2: Christianity deliberately worked to free women on every level. And
Speaker 2: just think of how the Gospel, the message of the
Speaker 2: Resurrection was first proclaimed by a woman. The first convert
Speaker 2: in Europe was a woman, Lidia. And you think how
Speaker 2: Mary Magnan was the first at the Twoman the first
Speaker 2: to proclaim the resurrection. And Christianity gave women worth and
Speaker 2: respect that had never existed before. And only Christianity brought
Speaker 2: an into slavery. To think, every society practiced slavery and
Speaker 2: human sacrificed, even to Jerman and Greece, which is so
Speaker 2: well thought of. They were sacrificing not only strangers of slaves,
Speaker 2: even sacrificing their own children or wives on occasion. You
Speaker 2: think of how Agamen Want sacrifices our daughter at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the siege on Troy in order to bring
Speaker 2: victory and favor waves. And so there's these Greek kings
Speaker 2: in Roman kings. They were doing all kinds of hideous things,
Speaker 2: human sacrifices. Julia sees it that human sacrifices on occasion,
Speaker 2: and so on. And now the world has something of
Speaker 2: a selective memory. And and now idealizes these pre Christian
Speaker 2: pagan societies of Greek and Rome and the Olympics, for example,
Speaker 2: But they don't recognize how Christianity has brought about everything
Speaker 2: good in this world. We would not want to live
Speaker 2: in this world if it hadn't been for Jesus Christ
Speaker 2: and the influence he and as followers and teachings have
Speaker 2: made on this world. If you just look at literacy,
Speaker 2: universities un verditus, the very name, the etymology of the
Speaker 2: word uni vetitus test thrust to Christian ologians. Most university
Speaker 2: professed to they don't even believe in truth or one
Speaker 2: truth or that can be known. So I think the
Speaker 2: Pagans of today they should open up diversities, aversities, polyversities.
Speaker 2: But a university by definition should be Christian. It's Christians
Speaker 2: pioneered the universities, many cases ministers and missionies. By the way.
Speaker 2: In fact, even the whole Slavic language in alphabet was
Speaker 2: set to writing created by Christian missilies to Russia, So
Speaker 2: the whole Slavic alphabet. When the Communists used to write
Speaker 2: out their dates and so on, they were having to
Speaker 2: used an alphabet designed by Christians. And even today when
Speaker 2: we speak by Paris Olympics twenty twenty four, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: what yes, Lord, even the dates tests pars to the
Speaker 2: centrality of Plust. We haven't built our dating system on
Speaker 2: the birth of Julius Caesar, or Muhammad or anyone else.
Speaker 2: It's or col Marx. No, our dating system is on
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, the most important person that ever lived. He
Speaker 2: split the river of the ages of Sunday. Here is
Speaker 2: the hymne of history. All of history is dated BC
Speaker 2: before Christ and anonymity in the year of our Lord AD.
Speaker 2: And they might even try to change it out to
Speaker 2: BCE and CE, but it's still centered around the life
Speaker 2: of us Christ. Here is the one who split our
Speaker 2: dating system into going backwards in BC and Ford and AD.
Speaker 2: So even the very name Paras Olympics twenty twenty four
Speaker 2: tests fast to Christ. Every atheist, pagan and blasphema tests
Speaker 2: fast to the centransity of Christ. When a rite to
Speaker 2: date and even the fact that we have a seven
Speaker 2: day week is because of the acts of creation. God
Speaker 2: created the world in six days. In the rest in
Speaker 2: the seventy the very name restaurant, it first came from Paris,
Speaker 2: and it came from the scripture Matthew eleven twenty eight,
Speaker 2: coming to me, all you're weary and heavy light, and
Speaker 2: I will give you rest. That the whole scripture was
Speaker 2: put on the outside of the first establishment for easy
Speaker 2: in a pleasant environment, and over the years they shortened
Speaker 2: it to restaurant, which of course is it's all the French.
Speaker 2: But the very term restaurant tests fis to this came
Speaker 2: from Christianity. There's so many things that in our society
Speaker 2: we take for granted, like if you say goodbye, it
Speaker 2: comes from the older English, God with you. That's why
Speaker 2: the spelling is so it's an English prayer, God go
Speaker 2: with you. And in fact, if you go to Austria
Speaker 2: today they greet you with bruesport or greetings in God.
Speaker 2: In Switzerland's abbreviate to Gritsy and so again again you
Speaker 2: can see Christianity is throughout our Western societies and they're
Speaker 2: forgetting it. In fact, they're not forgetting it. They're deliberately
Speaker 2: trying to obscure it and denigrate it and replace it
Speaker 2: with debauchery. There's a consistent effort in Europe, especially by
Speaker 2: the EU. Just think of that. European Union has built
Speaker 2: their parliament in Strasbourg and I've been there. It's like
Speaker 2: the town Babel. It's an incomplete building with the even
Speaker 2: the scaffolding on the outside. It's based on Brugle's depiction
Speaker 2: of the town Babel, who is a Belgian artist. And
Speaker 2: you go to Brussels and I've been there too. They've
Speaker 2: got a statue outside the EU building of a woman
Speaker 2: riding a beast for goodness sex a woman riding a beast?
Speaker 2: Why would you do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And.
Speaker 2: He's at of anti prust.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Even Richard Dawkins recently was saying, you know, he still
Speaker 1: doesn't like Christianity, but he really likes the fruit of Christianity.
Speaker 1: You know, let's cut down the tree, but let's try
Speaker 1: to keep the fruit somehow. And Elon Musk and many
Speaker 1: ways said similar things, not as not as direct and
Speaker 1: as you know, spreading it out like Dawkins said, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I love the culture of the Christians and I love
Speaker 1: the cathedrals, and I love the you know, the Christmas
Speaker 1: music and stuff like that, but that is the type
Speaker 1: of thing people. Here's the here's the key, And this
Speaker 1: is what I liked about your essay. If you go
Speaker 1: back and you look at the original Pagan Olympics, it
Speaker 1: tells you so much about their society. And if we
Speaker 1: look at that and what the elites are pushing towards,
Speaker 1: pushing us towards, we can see what they admire, and
Speaker 1: we can see that what they want to do is
Speaker 1: take us back to that kind of a situation where
Speaker 1: there's a few people running everything and the rest of
Speaker 1: us are poor and slaves and living in mud huts.
Speaker 1: That really is what they're doing, and of course exercising
Speaker 1: that against a lot of the athletes in terms of
Speaker 1: removing their air conditioning, removing meat for the most part,
Speaker 1: having them sleeping on cardboard beds, and all the rest
Speaker 1: of this stuff. They want austerity, they want slavery, and
Speaker 1: that's what we're going to get with this kind of
Speaker 1: pagan society. So I think it is very interesting to
Speaker 1: go back and look at what these people admire and
Speaker 1: what they worship and the kind of society that they
Speaker 1: want to take us into and I think that is
Speaker 1: all there to some degree in the Olympics.
Speaker 3: What do you think it is?
Speaker 2: I think you know what we're seeing is the palace
Speaker 2: that should not be of putting on display what they
Speaker 2: want as a globalist religion. Now bear in much revelationsich
Speaker 2: In wounds us of a one world government with a
Speaker 2: one build economic system and a one world interfaith's religion.
Speaker 2: And so they have in revelationships In wanting to be
Speaker 2: east is wanting to impose a one world religion. And
Speaker 2: what's standing in a way, Well, those obnoxious individuals who say,
Speaker 2: my conscience is captive word of God, Jesus is the way,
Speaker 2: the truth in life. No one comes to Father. But
Speaker 2: then they don't want that. They hate Christianity. Christianity is true,
Speaker 2: and Christianity of course teachers that leaders should be servants.
Speaker 2: The very concept of civil servants, I mean very fact
Speaker 2: that Britain has a prime minister. A minister means a deacon,
Speaker 2: a servant. So the prime minister is the first servant.
Speaker 2: And you've got cabinet ministers who used to sign the
Speaker 2: letters your humble servants. This comes from Jesus teaching that
Speaker 2: the lords of the gentiles. They lord it over them,
Speaker 2: and they call themselves benefactors. But it is not to
Speaker 2: be like that with you, the greatest amongst. You must
Speaker 2: be like the least, and like the youngest. You should
Speaker 2: be the servant of all. And so Jesus taught servant leadership,
Speaker 2: and he modeled servant leadership. I mean, the Lord God
Speaker 2: on his knees took a towell and the feet of
Speaker 2: his servants when his disciples, when people walking with sandals
Speaker 2: through streets that were dusty and dirty and filthy, and
Speaker 2: donkeys and horses walking around, and you can imagine it
Speaker 2: put been a dirty job to clean people's feet when
Speaker 2: they came into the house. You'd normally leave your sandals
Speaker 2: at the door. But now you're sitting on couches for eating.
Speaker 2: So you know that one person says, close that person's feet,
Speaker 2: and they're when I have clean feet, especially for the
Speaker 2: meal time, the lost lost supper, the Lord does the
Speaker 2: humblest task. And this is this is the leadership of
Speaker 2: a Christian. A Christian leader leads on the front, He
Speaker 2: leads by example, and he serves. And that is even
Speaker 2: a Christian concept that we don't have big chiefs, emperors
Speaker 2: who you know, cost the instructions and like the pope
Speaker 2: who expects people to kiss his toes and things like that. No,
Speaker 2: Christian leadership is servant leadership, where we care for the people.
Speaker 2: You do it as under the least of these you've
Speaker 2: done to me. And so why would Christianity not be
Speaker 2: respected and why would people not be grateful to it?
Speaker 2: But no, at the Olympics, they're choosing every single Olympics
Speaker 2: to celebrate the pagan religions which all abused women, were
Speaker 2: involved in, animal cruelty, human sacrifices, occultism and paganism. Why
Speaker 2: would they want to replace Christianity with paganism? And you
Speaker 2: know who if today wants to say I think slavery
Speaker 2: is a good thing, I think abusive woman is a
Speaker 2: good thing, well they might think it, but they're not
Speaker 2: going to easily say it. But they want to celebrate
Speaker 2: and lift up that which is pro slavery and pro
Speaker 2: debauchery and paganism and abusive woman. And that shows you,
Speaker 2: as you said earlier, that's the hidden goal. They must
Speaker 2: like that. You wouldn't be lifting up and worshiping it
Speaker 2: if you don't think it's good and a model and
Speaker 2: what you want for the future. You are not going
Speaker 2: to spend in some cases one hundred one hundred million
Speaker 2: pounds or one hundred million euros on opening ceremonies if
Speaker 2: it wasn't presenting a message you want. I wouldn't spend
Speaker 2: a dime on a printing job or any project that
Speaker 2: didn't draw off my Christ and present the solo scripture
Speaker 2: a person belief that at the hearts of my faith,
Speaker 2: and I can bet that these pagans are not going
Speaker 2: to be putting one hundred million euros into something that
Speaker 2: that don't wholeheartedly agree with. And just like I prof
Speaker 2: read every single line in letter over and over before
Speaker 2: I give the authorization for the printer to go ahead
Speaker 2: with the print job I want done. There's no way
Speaker 2: that these powers that be didn't approve everything of this
Speaker 2: Elempic before. Somebody thought of this golden cough. Somebody thought
Speaker 2: of this pale writer. Somebody thought of a decaptained Mary
Speaker 2: Internet walking around with her head under arm, and things
Speaker 2: like this. Somebody thought of, let's put some trans women
Speaker 2: in the place of Jesus, and let's put a bunch
Speaker 2: of freaks in LGBTQ bearded women and things like this
Speaker 2: in with a child, my dear, I mean, what's a
Speaker 2: drag queen without a child? In this last subject? And
Speaker 2: somebody thought of this, and everybody signed off with us.
Speaker 2: The President of France, the Mayor of Paris, probably the
Speaker 2: whole City Council, the whole IOC, the must have all
Speaker 2: approved us ahead of time. It wouldn't have gone ahead
Speaker 2: without their approval, all the way up to national and international.
Speaker 2: So what they're telling us is, this is what we believe,
Speaker 2: is what we stand for. This is what we want,
Speaker 2: which includes nothing but contempt for Christianity, not even an
Speaker 2: acknowledgment of Christianity as depicted in the Notre Dame. And
Speaker 2: we Notre Dame Cathedral I've been, there's a magnificent cathedral
Speaker 2: stood for a thousand years. It's burned down. Interesting, while
Speaker 2: Notre Dame was burning, it was while it was still burning.
Speaker 2: President Maccroun said, Arsten has been ruled out. It's not
Speaker 2: Ustina was in a fibergate. You cannot determine that. You
Speaker 2: cannot determine the cause of a fire before the fire
Speaker 2: is out. It takes a lot of forensics off towards
Speaker 2: and in the fiber game. We were often being rushed
Speaker 2: to give a verdict. We would not give a verdict
Speaker 2: until we had examined the evidence. And yet the Paris
Speaker 2: fire department and police department not allowed to invest gate.
Speaker 2: They were just told and the president said, we've ruled
Speaker 2: out arsen That was a year where there were a
Speaker 2: thousand two hundred attacks on churches in France in one year,
Speaker 2: thousand two hundred, and that's the churches desecrated, bond burned,
Speaker 2: damage in different ways, all by Muslim j artists, but
Speaker 2: Notre Dame. The most iconic picture of Paris, the greatest
Speaker 2: architectural masterpiece in front, that was definitely not arsen I
Speaker 2: said the present. So they just could not afford to
Speaker 2: allow people to see this is the fruit of our multiculturalism,
Speaker 2: bringing people hate Christianity and so on. And they had
Speaker 2: spaces of Arsenal technicity and that just was Notre Dame.
Speaker 2: You can't even look there for arsen It's not awesome,
Speaker 2: ruled out. The firemen were still fighting the fire, the
Speaker 2: fires were still blazing, and prison Macon already put it down,
Speaker 2: this is not awesome. We've ruled it out. And how
Speaker 2: could they that on a political basis, but not in
Speaker 2: a forensic basis, that's for sure well.
Speaker 1: And of course the true arseness was Macron himself. He
Speaker 1: wants to burn down the country and he knows he
Speaker 1: can do it with the migrants and the policies that
Speaker 1: they have. But it truly is amazing. And you know,
Speaker 1: we've had again several people recently, from Dawkins to Elon
Speaker 1: Musk talking about the fruit of Christianity, but of course
Speaker 1: they reject the root of Christianity. You can't have Christianity
Speaker 1: without Christ. You can't have Christianity without the Bible. They
Speaker 1: don't want any of that morality. They don't want Christ
Speaker 1: at the center of this. And we can see if
Speaker 1: we look back where this is all taking us in
Speaker 1: the future, if we go down that dark path. It's
Speaker 1: great talking to you and very insightful. I really enjoyed
Speaker 1: listening to you. And let me give your website again,
Speaker 1: and is it mission plural or mission singular? Frontline mission
Speaker 1: miss Pokemon mission is okay. Frontline Mission sa dot Org
Speaker 1: is where people can go to find your books that
Speaker 1: you have there, as well as to keep up with
Speaker 1: the busy life and ministry that you've got going there.
Speaker 1: In South Africa, and it truly is amazing all the
Speaker 1: different places that you have gone and hostile areas that
Speaker 1: you have gone in terms of Marxists as well as Muslims,
Speaker 1: and the different areas and amazing stories that you've got
Speaker 1: about how God has taken his word in different places.
Speaker 1: And so I really do appreciate your faithfulness and fearlessness
Speaker 1: and putting that out there and taking it into these
Speaker 1: dark areas. We just have to make sure that we
Speaker 1: keep the lights on here at home as well.
Speaker 3: Right starting to.
Speaker 2: Go out, I'm getting deeply concerned for the West, and
Speaker 2: I think back to how General William Booth wrote the
Speaker 2: book in Darkest England back in eighteen hundreds, but I
Speaker 2: think that's more true now. So much in the West,
Speaker 2: the capitals of the West, France and Britain are turning
Speaker 2: away from Christ and turning deliberty to paganism. Atheism is
Speaker 2: long anything but Christianity. Yes, And I'm keeping to the
Speaker 2: United States and your whole future is at stake and
Speaker 2: our trust that people are praying for a biblical return.
Speaker 2: We need it back to the Bible Reformation. We need
Speaker 2: a heaven send holy Spirit and powered revival.
Speaker 1: That's right to come from the bottom up. It's going
Speaker 1: to start with each and every one of us, and
Speaker 1: so that's used to start with us family, you know,
Speaker 1: and then moves up to the government.
Speaker 2: That truly is there's no salvation in politics. Anyone who's
Speaker 2: ready for the government to save us is definitely deluded.
Speaker 2: We've got to start on the ground up street evangelism,
Speaker 2: personal prayer, family by family devotions, one individual at a time.
Speaker 2: We've got to win our countries back to Christ. Europe
Speaker 2: became Christian by the hard work of missionies like Boniface
Speaker 2: and evangelists like George Whitfield and John Wesley. We've got
Speaker 2: to have these hard core of anngeists, the deal moodies
Speaker 2: that transpergents. We need dedicated servants of God, and we
Speaker 2: need the foot soldiers on the ground too, winning neighbors,
Speaker 2: friends and family to Christ. We've got to work very
Speaker 2: vigorously because our whole civilization is in danger of falling
Speaker 2: to us paganism. We don't want a age of paganism.
Speaker 2: We want to go further into the future in the
Speaker 2: lights of Christ. And I think you've just seen in
Speaker 2: Paris some of the darkness, including a full on blackout
Speaker 2: across the whole city of Paris the day after the
Speaker 2: mocking of Christ at the Insane opening services.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, that was interesting, wasn't.
Speaker 2: Like that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely so, Yeah it is. It's going to be done
Speaker 1: one by one. They want to they want to destroy
Speaker 1: the family. Men need to take the leadership in this.
Speaker 1: But the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.
Speaker 1: As I used to always say, that's why they don't
Speaker 1: want families. They don't want motherhood. The motherhood is devalued
Speaker 1: like everything else. But that's that's the important thing. So
Speaker 1: we take it back from the bottom up. We take
Speaker 1: it back with our relationship with Christ, our family's relationship
Speaker 1: with Christ. Frontline Mission SA dot org. Thank you so much,
Speaker 1: Peter Hamman, appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you. And if I can say last words here,
Speaker 2: and that is the best way for you to revolt again.
Speaker 2: It's this revolting, disgusting new world disorder. Is to be straight,
Speaker 2: get converted, love Christ, study your Bible, get married, have
Speaker 2: lots of children, homeschool them. I mean, this is this
Speaker 2: is the way that we will beat the New World order.
Speaker 2: When we you know they want you to abandon Christ,
Speaker 2: we embrace Christ. They want you to keep quiet, we
Speaker 2: will preach your gospel. They don't want you to pray.
Speaker 2: We will pray. So the thing is, whatever the state
Speaker 2: and the globalist new world order in Hollywood's telling you
Speaker 2: to do, do the opposite. And that's a pretty good
Speaker 2: rule of something.
Speaker 3: That's the way to do it. Thank you so much, Peter,
Speaker 3: appreciate it. A good Thank you, David Goglis, thank you,
Speaker 3: God you.
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