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Speaker 1: Story number one Jake Tapper's corrupt media in seven screenshots,
Speaker 1: Story number two, the hidden kindness of Tom Holman's zero tolerance,
Speaker 1: and story number three an Australian Attorney general declares war
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Speaker 1: Jake Tapper wrote himself a book with the guy from
Speaker 1: Axios was at Alex Thompson and they came out with
Speaker 1: their original sin theory. The original sin was they allowed
Speaker 1: the brilliant Joe Biden to befuddle them with his great
Speaker 1: pretense of being mentally stable and smart and on it.
Speaker 1: So they wrote original sin to come out and say
Speaker 1: we want to be forgiven because we were fooled. So
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper right now could come out with part two
Speaker 1: because his corrupt media is showing itself to be exactly
Speaker 1: what they are in seven easy screenshots, which I will
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Speaker 1: cell talks dot com. The sickness of Jake Tapper's media
Speaker 1: begins here. This is from Rasmussen Reports. That's retweeting and
Speaker 1: wokeness a great great follow on Twitter. It's an image
Speaker 1: of a man who was, of course homeless, ors were
Speaker 1: to say houseless, and he'd been arrested many many times.
Speaker 1: It's an iconic screenshot and it is so sad because
Speaker 1: it's the end of a young woman's life. She took
Speaker 1: a seat in front of a man. And by the way,
Speaker 1: if you're ever on public transit and you have the
Speaker 1: opportunity to sit with your back to a wall, sit
Speaker 1: with your back to a wall, please never put yourself
Speaker 1: in this position. And know I'm not blaming her and
Speaker 1: this is what endwokeness wrote about this violent unliving. Zero
Speaker 1: AP stories on this attack, zero PBS stories, you're a
Speaker 1: New York Times stories, zero NPR stories, zero Wall Street
Speaker 1: Journal stories on the attack. And that was right. So
Speaker 1: I decided to check Sunday mid morning to see what
Speaker 1: I found. There were at the AP there were seventy
Speaker 1: two or seventy four two and twenty one results for
Speaker 1: George Floyd. There were zero responses for Irna Zontinska, who
Speaker 1: was unlived. If you want to go a little bit
Speaker 1: further down, as I did, I just searched some phrases
Speaker 1: north Carolina light rail attack. Well, let's see, we've got Newsweek,
Speaker 1: We've got the New York Press, we have local New
Speaker 1: York media, we have a North Carolina station. Nothing from
Speaker 1: New York Times, nothing from national media. And that was
Speaker 1: the results for North Carolina that Google chose. They decided
Speaker 1: I wanted results only from North Carolina. So I shifted
Speaker 1: the search and I asked this time for the name
Speaker 1: of the actual victim. I named her in the search,
Speaker 1: and I came up with WBTV, K, e YE, WNBC,
Speaker 1: New York Posts, and the Telegraph. Nothing from the Mockingbird media,
Speaker 1: none of Jake Tapper's actual colleagues. The first search return
Speaker 1: outside of the news articles Google polled was in fact
Speaker 1: a Facebook page. I then decided to go do another comparison,
Speaker 1: and that was to look at the the ending of
Speaker 1: the life of Jordan Neely when he was unlived. And
Speaker 1: of course you know that Daniel Penny was not convicted
Speaker 1: of that. Jordan Neely, as you remember, was a homeless
Speaker 1: guy or as to re se houseless, who had been
Speaker 1: known for attacking people and beating people up. He was
Speaker 1: threatening to unlive people on a train and Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: restrained him. And yep, there's all sorts of articles, first
Speaker 1: as Wikipedia with the unliving of Jordan Neely, next up
Speaker 1: as ABC News, and then PBS and it's all there.
Speaker 1: An account called Geiger Capital, which is very very popular
Speaker 1: on Twitter, came out with their tweets and it was
Speaker 1: a side by side picture the unliving in North Carolina
Speaker 1: of the young woman who committed the crime of sitting
Speaker 1: down on a light rail train and Daniel Penny restraining
Speaker 1: Jordan Neely. And get your apple wrote this, a US
Speaker 1: marine restrained an aggressive lunatic on the train, and there
Speaker 1: is national outrage in the media for weeks. A career criminal,
Speaker 1: brutally unalive, dead girl, miningr own business on the train
Speaker 1: and if we didn't have X, we wouldn't even know
Speaker 1: about it. Radicalizing. It is radicalizing, and Jake Tapper would
Speaker 1: be wise to understand something. You can no longer hide
Speaker 1: any of this. You've made a decision to not report
Speaker 1: on this. Crime in major cities is a big news item.
Speaker 1: You are constantly running articles about President Trump's overreach, about
Speaker 1: the troops in Washington, d c. And President Trump suggesting
Speaker 1: he might send the National Guard in Chicago. All the
Speaker 1: Mockingbirds have had Pritzker on the deeply corrupt Dictator of
Speaker 1: Illinois to warn President Trump against bringing the troops in there.
Speaker 1: They featured Gavin Newsom talking about California and how Trump
Speaker 1: broke the constitution to do this, which he didn't. Crime
Speaker 1: in major cities is a major issue. This is endemic,
Speaker 1: or it is emblemic of what we've seen in these cities,
Speaker 1: and it is happening time and time again because these
Speaker 1: cities have made a decision they will not put people
Speaker 1: like this behind bars. Jake Tapper wrote his book with
Speaker 1: axios and will get to them in just a second,
Speaker 1: I would remind people of this, God Almighty is a
Speaker 1: God of law and order, not chaos. God never wants
Speaker 1: to operate in chaos. God set out order in how
Speaker 1: our bodies work. He set out an order, and how
Speaker 1: we to relate with him. He set out order in
Speaker 1: the universe. He set out order in the Bible. How
Speaker 1: do we relate with others, with our families, how to
Speaker 1: relate with the possessions we have? How do we relate
Speaker 1: in the society. Allowing this behavior, this not radicalizing, but
Speaker 1: this behavior, which is chaotic and evil and brutal, to continue,
Speaker 1: is a decision. It stands not just against common sense,
Speaker 1: it stands against the Bible and a God who is
Speaker 1: a God of law and order. Axios from hence Jake
Speaker 1: Tapper's writing partner came is very upset about this. This
Speaker 1: is from the Axios Twitter channel. The gruesome video of
Speaker 1: the fatal knife attack on Irna Zaratuska on a light
Speaker 1: rail car in Charlotte is drawing attention from meg influencers
Speaker 1: seeking to elevate the issue of violent urban crime and
Speaker 1: accuse mainstream media of undercovering shocking cases. We're accusing them
Speaker 1: of undercovering with no evidence aside from the evidence that
Speaker 1: took me about five minutes to put together. Jake Tapper's
Speaker 1: media is going to continue to be a corrupt and
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper is going to continue to allow it because
Speaker 1: he already confessed his original sin story number two. There's
Speaker 1: a hidden kindness in the zero torrance approach Tom Homan
Speaker 1: to Ice and to Immigration enforcement. And I don't think
Speaker 1: we can skip past the fact that it's sometimes difficult
Speaker 1: to watch families being separated. It is, and if we
Speaker 1: can't identify with that, that watching your father be taken
Speaker 1: away by cops and being sent back to a country
Speaker 1: maybe you've never been to, and the idea that you
Speaker 1: might have to go live there, or if you are
Speaker 1: a so called dreamer allowed to live in our country
Speaker 1: from the time you were four years old, and you're
Speaker 1: taken up by ICE and you're going to be sent
Speaker 1: to a country you don't remember or understand, maybe you're
Speaker 1: not even great at the language, it would be terrifying.
Speaker 1: And we are not human and we're not Christians if
Speaker 1: we don't recognize this, we're also not Christians if we
Speaker 1: don't recognize the fact that when people lord their power
Speaker 1: over others in one direction, as the people who ran
Speaker 1: Joe Biden did. They were lording their power over others,
Speaker 1: a power to ignore the law, to break the law,
Speaker 1: to flutter country with the legal immigrants, the purposes of
Speaker 1: which were many. Part of it was walking around money
Speaker 1: for big city politicians, county commissioners, and mayors. Another part
Speaker 1: of it was shifting the electoral college. Some of it
Speaker 1: is about profit making for companies in corporations, such as
Speaker 1: banks handing out debit cards. A lot of it has
Speaker 1: to do with low income housing. In that swindle, there's
Speaker 1: a whole lots of ways that people have figured out
Speaker 1: how to monetize people's misery. When government officials use their
Speaker 1: power and lord it over others to do these things,
Speaker 1: there's going to be a turnaround. And at some point
Speaker 1: the shift is going to come. And the shift came
Speaker 1: in the personage of Donald Trump. That happens that President
Speaker 1: Trump has this annoying thing of having the law on
Speaker 1: his side. Illegal immigration is illegal. Enforcing the law is
Speaker 1: the law. Otherwise laws are just suggestions. And yes, we
Speaker 1: have Romans thirteen. We're to obey the authorities, so or
Speaker 1: the visitors to our country to obey the authorities, and
Speaker 1: still it's difficult. We can relate to the idea of
Speaker 1: forgiving people. We have to forgive people broke the law
Speaker 1: and under a country, guess what we as Christians have
Speaker 1: to forgive them, and you can still enforce the law.
Speaker 1: You can forgive someone as you put them in a
Speaker 1: jail cell, as someone's committed a particularly heinous crime, un
Speaker 1: aliving a bunch of people, you can forgive them as
Speaker 1: you put them in to the chamber where their lives
Speaker 1: you're going to end. We can do all these things
Speaker 1: at once. Forgiving doesn't mean letting people get away with it.
Speaker 1: But there is that image of a father being drug
Speaker 1: away as his kids and his wife cries. That is
Speaker 1: easy for people to merchandise into being cruelty. Then there's
Speaker 1: the hidden portions of illegal immigration, in the hidden ways
Speaker 1: that this conveys great great compassion, kindness hidden in this
Speaker 1: zero taunt approach. This woman contends to be the person
Speaker 1: or one of the people who reported High End Day
Speaker 1: to ice. You remember this high Ondi location that the
Speaker 1: people who ran Joe Biden arranged. It was a big
Speaker 1: promise of a big investment in America and American labor. Well,
Speaker 1: that's interesting because there was just an arrest and a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of illegal immigrants taken out of that facility,
Speaker 1: all on one single day. Listen to this lady.
Speaker 3: Four hundred and fifty two illegals apprehended at the Hyendai
Speaker 3: megaplant construction site yesterday near Savannah, and I was the
Speaker 3: one that reported the information that I had to ICE.
Speaker 3: But it goes beyond just someone working illegal. And let
Speaker 3: me explain to you. These people are working for slave wages.
Speaker 3: Some are not getting paid, some are being trafficked. They
Speaker 3: send money home to their country, they give money to
Speaker 3: their handler. They have hardly anything left. They live in
Speaker 3: homes five families deep, have no quality of life, modern
Speaker 3: day slavery. So if you think that ICE is just
Speaker 3: going in and ripping people out of their jobs, these
Speaker 3: hard working people that want a better life, well guess what.
Speaker 3: Politicians have really screwed these people because when they came here,
Speaker 3: they thought they were you know, hey, the border's open,
Speaker 3: we're coming in. We're gonna get the five star treatment
Speaker 3: and we can go to the big Walmart and we
Speaker 3: can live in a five star hotel. And that's just
Speaker 3: not how it is. It's very bad conditions, very inhumane,
Speaker 3: and the Biden administration started a humanitarian crisis. So y'all
Speaker 3: can't just look at it like they're ripping good people
Speaker 3: off the job. They're probably saving their lives in the
Speaker 3: long run.
Speaker 1: There's a hidden kindness is zero tolerance, and there's that
Speaker 1: Hebrew statement if you are leaning when you should be firm,
Speaker 1: eventually you will be cruel when you should be kind,
Speaker 1: or you will appear to be cruel. And certainly a
Speaker 1: four year old kid who's watched mom or dad be
Speaker 1: taken out of the country against their will, a country
Speaker 1: they thought they lived in, is going to see that
Speaker 1: it's cruel. We have to admit this. We also have
Speaker 1: to admit that it's cruel to our country to allow
Speaker 1: law breakers. And I'm talking about the people at the
Speaker 1: high levels who ran Joe Biden to destroy our electro
Speaker 1: college system because they want to because they want more power.
Speaker 1: That's cruel as well. And there's a hidden kindness in
Speaker 1: the zero to talents approach. In this way, people who
Speaker 1: watch this go on are not going to come to
Speaker 1: this country. They're not going to make the dangerous truck
Speaker 1: across the border. They're not going to get trafficked by
Speaker 1: kyotes because they're seeing, Hey, you don't even get to stay.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how long you were there. You don't
Speaker 1: even get to stay. Doesn't matter if you've been there
Speaker 1: sixteen years, if you're bought when you were three. It's
Speaker 1: a cruel policy if you choose to see it that way.
Speaker 1: And then there's the law, and law is this, you
Speaker 1: don't get to come into a country illegally. There's a
Speaker 1: much more avert nature of the kindness here. And it
Speaker 1: has to go or goes to the bottom line of
Speaker 1: what Joe Biden was and is. Joe Biden was and
Speaker 1: is a walking, breathing, talking lie. He is a walking, talking,
Speaker 1: breathing lie, grift taking, bribe taking man who's willing to
Speaker 1: do whatever it takes to continue to get money and
Speaker 1: the only way he's been able to do it, and
Speaker 1: he's gotten it to the tune of fifty or sixty
Speaker 1: million dollars, never having created a product or provider to service.
Speaker 1: And there's a hidden kindness that the mockingbirds aren't going
Speaker 1: to tell us about, well, Fox will. It has to
Speaker 1: do with some of the kids that have gone missing
Speaker 1: in this country. At one point the count was three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand. I give you an update here in a second,
Speaker 1: and what Tom Holman said they found in terms of
Speaker 1: some of these kids that they've located, it's a pretty
Speaker 1: big number. Numbers matter when you're building up for retirement,
Speaker 1: for instance, how much money will you have every month
Speaker 1: for the rest of your life. That's what my friend
Speaker 1: Zach Abraham sets out to create for people in retirement.
Speaker 1: That is how he defines a successful retirement. But you're
Speaker 1: living in a world where there's a new there's a
Speaker 1: new digital coin that pops up every single day. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it's named after famous people, the Trump coin. Sometimes it's
Speaker 1: named after companies like Apple, You've got the x coin.
Speaker 1: Every time these things pop up, it adds uncertainty to
Speaker 1: our economy or this. You have AIS entering industries we
Speaker 1: never thought they'd enter. What's going to happen when AIS
Speaker 1: come in and starts, Oh, I don't know, being lawyers.
Speaker 1: What's that going to do the economy? AI accountants? What
Speaker 1: happens when AI firms lobby the government to allow you
Speaker 1: to have an AI accountant or an AI lawyer, but
Speaker 1: just for simple things. What's that going to do to
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Speaker 1: five Dash two nine to eight. Tom Holman gave an
Speaker 1: update a hidden kindness in the zero Tarns approach to immigration.
Speaker 4: More than twenty two thousand unaccompanied children have been found
Speaker 4: so far under this Trump administration. Twenty seven of the
Speaker 4: miners were found dead, either murdered or by suicide, car accident,
Speaker 4: or drug overdoses, and more than four hundred sponsors have
Speaker 4: been arrested.
Speaker 5: But we're talking about debt bondage, where where children are
Speaker 5: being made to work off debt, trafficking debt. We're talking
Speaker 5: about children that were brought into situations and then treated
Speaker 5: like sexual slaves.
Speaker 1: So Tom Holman set his team out so go to
Speaker 1: interviews like that after he sent the statements in the
Speaker 1: update and the numbers. That's a hidden kindness. See the
Speaker 1: gold rush that happens when the border's opened. The coyotes
Speaker 1: and the cartels, they're business people, that's what they'd tell you.
Speaker 1: It's a particularly violent business because it's gang operated, it's thuggery,
Speaker 1: but they're business people. They knew that eventually there'd be
Speaker 1: a change in policy in the United States would crack down.
Speaker 1: But they've made their money and they've sent these kids
Speaker 1: in here, and these kids now have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: be reunited with their family, because in most cases it
Speaker 1: wasn't with their families. They were being abused in the
Speaker 1: worst possible ways. It's important for us if we ever
Speaker 1: want to be able to communicate with loved ones or
Speaker 1: friends who are liberal, that remember that there's two things
Speaker 1: they look for, kindness and fairness. It is fair to
Speaker 1: support the laws equally, and it is kind to make
Speaker 1: sure that people in our country who are here illegally
Speaker 1: are not being treated the way these kids were. It's
Speaker 1: also kind to ourselves to make sure our elections are
Speaker 1: not monkeyed. With story number three, there is an Australian
Speaker 1: attorney generates with New South Wales and he's decided to
Speaker 1: be absolutely in the world. Christians are told to be
Speaker 1: in the world and not of it. What that means
Speaker 1: is that we're to have a kingdom mindset.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: A kingdom mindset means this. You can have a setback
Speaker 1: in your daily life and it can be something incredibly painful,
Speaker 1: and when you are dealing with eternity and you're looking
Speaker 1: towards eternity, it can kind of change your view in
Speaker 1: that it also means that we understand that we're serving
Speaker 1: a king now. Now see when we're in the world
Speaker 1: and not of it, sometimes you should mind ourselves that
Speaker 1: the things we want, of the things we desire, these
Speaker 1: are things that we're not to have in this world.
Speaker 1: Because we're serving a king. People have made a decision,
Speaker 1: many of them, to stand against that king. These are
Speaker 1: some people who would say that that king does not exist,
Speaker 1: that Lord Jesus is just made up in people's minds.
Speaker 1: There are also people who stand pretty firmly in the world.
Speaker 1: We as Christians have been given a really, really difficult
Speaker 1: rule under Romans thirteen. This is one that particularly conservative
Speaker 1: Christians really can't stand. And when I say conservative, I
Speaker 1: mean politically, because it says that we are to fall
Speaker 1: the laws of land, the laws of rulers and leaders.
Speaker 1: Accept See, we've got models here of the Apostles. The
Speaker 1: Apostles were told, you will be blameless, you will follow
Speaker 1: the words and the laws of emperors and kings. You're
Speaker 1: going to appear blameless, so that when people come after
Speaker 1: you to criticize you, they're going to need to make
Speaker 1: things up. You to be respectful, to address authority respectfully.
Speaker 1: So the Apostles lived that out because it was the
Speaker 1: clear teachings of Jesus Christ. They lived it out right
Speaker 1: up to the point of going into the jail cells.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they're put in jail over nights, and there's the
Speaker 1: famous case of when they're in jail and there became
Speaker 1: an earthquake and it shuck the bars and it broke
Speaker 1: the cells, and the guard was going to end his
Speaker 1: own life, take his own life, because these people are
Speaker 1: let out, and the apostles told them, don't harm yourself.
Speaker 1: We're still here. We're still here, And he had an
Speaker 1: opportunity to see the faith of the faith of Christ
Speaker 1: through people who would not see him harmed. Decided to
Speaker 1: stay in their cells. What extraordinary behavior. See, they were
Speaker 1: not living of the world. Had they been of the world,
Speaker 1: had they believed that their lives ended there, that their
Speaker 1: complete existence was this temporal plane, they probably would have
Speaker 1: been running out of that jail because it could have
Speaker 1: ended with them being unlive by being in that jail.
Speaker 1: They chose to say, because they served a higher king.
Speaker 1: But there's something else here. Those same apostles, many of
Speaker 1: them who were brought before authorities, defied those same authorities.
Speaker 1: The men who stayed in the prison cell when they
Speaker 1: could have fled after the earthquake. Are the same men
Speaker 1: who looked Nero and others in the eye and refused
Speaker 1: to obey. Remember that Nero, a particularly brutal emperor, did
Speaker 1: not want people to come and say that Jesus Christ
Speaker 1: wasn't the son of God. That's not what he thought.
Speaker 1: He wanted them to say that he also was the
Speaker 1: son of God, that he was equal to Jesus Christ himself.
Speaker 1: They all refused. At one point, the apostles were told
Speaker 1: to stop preaching, like you can continue to go do
Speaker 1: your thing. You can have your little churches, you can
Speaker 1: have your word meals, you can say peace unto you, etc.
Speaker 1: You can say that Lord be with you. You can
Speaker 1: even speak about Jesus privately, but not in public no more.
Speaker 1: The apostles were told, hey, when you're drawn before the officials,
Speaker 1: because you will be you'll be fought before tribunals and
Speaker 1: emperors and bosses, don't worry about what you're going to say,
Speaker 1: because the Holy Spirit will fill you with what you say.
Speaker 1: And that happened. They said, we're not going to stop,
Speaker 1: and they were let out. And of course they built
Speaker 1: the church that Jesus Christ told them to build. They'd
Speaker 1: made a decision to have a kingdom view theirs was
Speaker 1: an eternal future. There is an attorney general from New
Speaker 1: South Wales that has made a different decision. He's decided
Speaker 1: that he wants to bet on the world that he's
Speaker 1: going to do Claire war against Jesus Christ himself. What
Speaker 1: a decision to make. And the way he's doing it
Speaker 1: is attacking one of the key resources of God, and
Speaker 1: that is his word. The key resource of God is
Speaker 1: word is Jesus Christ. In the beginning was the word.
Speaker 1: The word is with God, and the word was God.
Speaker 1: That's describing Jesus. So a guy named John daily An,
Speaker 1: he's an Attorney general from New South Wales. He's decided
Speaker 1: to take God on and I want to go through
Speaker 1: some of his statements. We'll do that in a second,
Speaker 1: and i'll also show you what is in the Commonwealth
Speaker 1: of Australia's Constitutional Act, Section one sixteen. As they're going
Speaker 1: to war over this, A friend of mine named Tim
Speaker 1: Krukshank went to war on our behalf. He went to
Speaker 1: war and fought as a medic attached to the seal teams.
Speaker 1: He did this on three different deployments. In fact, he
Speaker 1: did it once in Babylon. I remember talking to him
Speaker 1: about what it was like to be at Warren, Babylon
Speaker 1: and how strange it was for him to realize he
Speaker 1: was at Warren, one of the biblical locations when you
Speaker 1: returned home. He had a family still does. He had
Speaker 1: a wife, Liz, who passed about last year. Tim spent
Speaker 1: most of the last I don't know, fifteen years helping
Speaker 1: keep Liz alive. But he also started his coffee company.
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Speaker 1: of the Commonwealth of Australia. Their Constitution Act and this
Speaker 1: comes from Commonwealth Consolidated Acts online. It says the following.
Speaker 1: The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion,
Speaker 1: or imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free
Speaker 1: exercise of any religion. And no religious tests will be
Speaker 1: required as a qualification for any office or public trust
Speaker 1: under the Commonwealth. That's an interesting thing to say. Do
Speaker 1: they mean that this is the new South Wales Attorney
Speaker 1: General John Daley and he went on record to talk
Speaker 1: about his views of the law and praying.
Speaker 6: And you can pray with the person and do all
Speaker 6: those sorts of things, but if you pray in a
Speaker 6: way that it becomes a I don't have the villains
Speaker 6: that they act in front of me. But if it
Speaker 6: becomes a sustained practice directed to a person with a
Speaker 6: view to changing their sexual orientational gender, that's against the law.
Speaker 6: If you're sitting down praying with someone to strengthen them
Speaker 6: and guide them and all those pastoral considerations, that's fine.
Speaker 6: But if you're sitting down to the guy, why that's
Speaker 6: not so.
Speaker 1: That's Michael John Daly. It is illegal for you to
Speaker 1: sit down, let's say, with a friend of yours who's
Speaker 1: same sex attracted and doesn't want to be be illegal
Speaker 1: for you to do that. It would be illegal for
Speaker 1: you to sit down with your kids. Your kids have
Speaker 1: announced their same sex attracted, it would be illegal for
Speaker 1: you to sit down and pray that they have that lifted,
Speaker 1: that you'd rather have them be opposite sex attracted. Because
Speaker 1: the Bible has a clear view on this that same
Speaker 1: sex attraction can lead to the sin of same sex activity.
Speaker 1: In fact, it can lead to the mental sin of
Speaker 1: thinking about it. We're told that sex, and and and
Speaker 1: moral laws begin in the mind. Adultery, fornication begin in
Speaker 1: the mind. Jesus said, you've heard it said, you shall
Speaker 1: not commit adultery. I tell you a man who looks
Speaker 1: at a woman with loss in his eyes has already
Speaker 1: committed adultery. Jesus elevated that law. So if you're not abusing,
Speaker 1: you're not hitting God forbid, you're not abusing God forbid,
Speaker 1: you're praying, that's illegal. What if it's a couple of
Speaker 1: parents praying for their kids who've fallen into let's say,
Speaker 1: gender rebellion, is that also illegal? What about praying that
Speaker 1: someone let's say, I don't know stops abusing alcohol, is
Speaker 1: that also illegal? Or someone stops having anger outbursts? Is
Speaker 1: that illegal? No, it's only on this one topic. And
Speaker 1: this topic owns people's minds because they'd be become creatures
Speaker 1: of the world, not in it, but of it. The
Speaker 1: world begins and ends with sexual expression. That one cannot
Speaker 1: have a full life without the full range of sexual expression.
Speaker 1: One can certainly not live a full life without having
Speaker 1: sexual relations with whoever one who chooses. That would limit you.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't be your true self. So this Michael John
Speaker 1: Daly is an attorney general saying that these things, in
Speaker 1: his mind should be illegal, and he had more to
Speaker 1: say about this. There was pushback against what he said,
Speaker 1: as you might imagine, so he himself pushed back against
Speaker 1: the pushback.
Speaker 7: So, with respect, isn't prayer commonly about change of all
Speaker 7: sorts of things.
Speaker 6: It depends on the context, on the words that constitute
Speaker 6: the prayer, on the circumstances that underpin the conduct. And
Speaker 6: so I can't give you a definitive answer on.
Speaker 1: What.
Speaker 7: So, just to summarize your saying, it is entirely appropriate
Speaker 7: for the new Southlast government to put limits on what
Speaker 7: lawful prayer can.
Speaker 6: Be well, if it's an unlawful prayer, then it's not
Speaker 6: a lawful prayer. If it's a prayer, that's actually not
Speaker 6: a prayer, it's a conversion practice and it's not law.
Speaker 7: So the government has the right to say what prayer
Speaker 7: is law and what prayer is.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter whether it's a prayer or whether it's
Speaker 6: not a prayer. Prayer is more subjective. If it's if
Speaker 6: words that constituted conversion practice, it's unlawful.
Speaker 1: Mind you that in the world of Australia New South Wales,
Speaker 1: it is not illegal to take a child and give
Speaker 1: them wrong sex hormones and wrong sex surgery, because that's
Speaker 1: not conversion. When you change someone's reproductive organs to the
Speaker 1: point of inoperability, that's not conversion. When you flood into
Speaker 1: someone's body two thousand times the amount of wrong sex
Speaker 1: hormones that would ever appear in the body, that's not conversion.
Speaker 1: That's affirmation. You're affirming their true biological design, even though
Speaker 1: our bodies are not connected to our sex or gender.
Speaker 1: That's confirmation. When you're praying with someone, even if it's voluntary,
Speaker 1: even if it's a condition that happens often when people
Speaker 1: are sexually abused. I have a friend of mine who's
Speaker 1: told the story. He was sexually abused by an older friend.
Speaker 1: And I'm three or four years older than my friends,
Speaker 1: and this guy groomed him and groomed him and groomed
Speaker 1: him and finally made something happen sexually, and funny thing.
Speaker 1: Sex feels good, It felt good, it was physically pleasurable.
Speaker 1: So my friends had construed that because of that, he's
Speaker 1: same sex attracted. And that was very very confusing for
Speaker 1: him because he was still attracted to females, but this
Speaker 1: thing had happened therefore, and this must be not true.
Speaker 1: And for years he labored under this and it caused
Speaker 1: him very very big problems in trying to commit to
Speaker 1: relationships with women, because in the back of his mind
Speaker 1: he thought, well, this isn't my true self. My first
Speaker 1: sexual experience was with a boy and it felt good.
Speaker 1: Therefore I'm same sex attracted. This must all be an illusion.
Speaker 1: In his later life, when he met this woman who's
Speaker 1: been his wife now for going on thirty five years,
Speaker 1: he sat down and had about two discussions with a
Speaker 1: therapist and the therapist said something. He said, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: you need to tell me that a sex act felt
Speaker 1: good physically, Yeah, okay, God designed it that way. Sex
Speaker 1: acts feel good? How did it feel mentally awful? I
Speaker 1: felt guilty. I felt like I was forced into it.
Speaker 1: I never returned to that boy's house. I hid it.
Speaker 1: I've hit it from people my whole life. That doesn't
Speaker 1: sound like love, that doesn't sound like something you want
Speaker 1: to repeat. That doesn't sound like the definition of you.
Speaker 1: And so they prayed. Did they pray the gailaway?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: In that case, they prayed some sense into a situation
Speaker 1: that my friend got into against his wishes because an
Speaker 1: older boy did this to him. There are predators in
Speaker 1: the world, and in a lot of these cases, people
Speaker 1: who come out of that form of predation when they've
Speaker 1: been the one prayed upon, they get into these circumstances.
Speaker 1: So New South Wales Michael John Daley, who is a politician,
Speaker 1: meaning in his mind a god, has said that you
Speaker 1: cannot pray over the circumstances because that's an illegal prayer.
Speaker 1: And he wasn't done a pining in all this, and
Speaker 1: look what beings it thrue.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm just trying to understand your answer. Are you
Speaker 7: saying that the government can judge whether something is a
Speaker 7: prayer or not, or are you saying. The government can
Speaker 7: put limits on what lawfully can be done in the
Speaker 7: way of prayer.
Speaker 6: Government can put limits on the behavior of its citizens,
Speaker 6: regardless of what that behavior is, and they do it
Speaker 6: in a myriad of ways every single day, where it's
Speaker 6: prayer or driving, or dealing in drugs or assaulting other people.
Speaker 6: There's nothing special about words coming out of a person's mouth.
Speaker 6: The words that come out of a person's mouth constitute
Speaker 6: a conversion practice. It's offensive to the act. And if
Speaker 6: it's just what it means.
Speaker 7: If external prayer.
Speaker 6: What does that mean, I'm not going to see you.
Speaker 7: No, that means that I could be praying now where
Speaker 7: you could be.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And if I am praying now that somebody I know
Speaker 7: and love who has asked me to pray, that they can,
Speaker 7: of their own volition, follow what they see as the
Speaker 7: rules of God. And that happens to involve abstinence from
Speaker 7: sex outside a sacramental marriage. Is that a breach of
Speaker 7: the legislation.
Speaker 6: That's a ridiculous question, and you can do it.
Speaker 7: I think that's a common type of prayer many people
Speaker 7: would engage.
Speaker 1: In daily yeah, and.
Speaker 6: You should, as a legally qualified person go and work
Speaker 6: out by reading the Act whether you think that is
Speaker 6: a conversion practice.
Speaker 1: Or not legally qualified person. So let's boil this ade down.
Speaker 1: The Commonwealth of Austraia Constitution Acts Section one point sixteen.
Speaker 1: The Commonwealth shall not make any law for imposing observance
Speaker 1: or prohibiting the free exercise of any religion. I truncated
Speaker 1: that a bit. And this guy John Michael or Michael
Speaker 1: John Daily saying, now we can do whateveryone want. We
Speaker 1: can buy in any prey. There's nothing special about prehap
Speaker 1: No there is. It's in the constitution. Your own constitution
Speaker 1: says it's special. What you're doing is you're declaring war
Speaker 1: against Jesus Christ. In the beginning was the word. The
Speaker 1: word was with God, and the word was God. The
Speaker 1: Bible is God's word, unchanging, unchangeable, in errant, written by
Speaker 1: human beings inspired by God himself. That's who you're at
Speaker 1: war with. And if you want to sit in front
Speaker 1: of God, or rather because you will kneel in front
Speaker 1: of God one day, Michael John Daily, if you want
Speaker 1: to kneel in front of God and tell him his
Speaker 1: word does not matter. I would tell you to think really,
Speaker 1: really hard about this, because you have put yourself up
Speaker 1: into a position to be a godlike person, because you're
Speaker 1: a politician, because you're an attorney general, and your power
Speaker 1: exists only to the degree that God Almighty lets you
Speaker 1: have it. When your knee bows, and it will, and
Speaker 1: your tone confesses, and it will, You're going to find
Speaker 1: out what eternal power is like. And this is not
Speaker 1: a fight I'd pick. I wouldn't be going back to
Speaker 1: Jesus and telling him to stop talking. This is the
Speaker 1: Todd Herman Shaw. Please go, be will, be strong, be kind,
Speaker 1: and please make every effort to walk in the light
Speaker 1: of Christ.