Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Shows.
Speaker 1: Story number one COVID never ended at Walgrads, Good to Know,
Speaker 1: Story number two when simple truths befuddle You. And story
Speaker 1: number three Pope Leo has decided to embrace sexual perversion.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about this with the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one percent disapproved by big
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Speaker 2: Free America. Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the time so which God is decided to which
Speaker 1: she'll live. There is a statement I'm gonna make, and
Speaker 1: it's good as sound bizarre because it involves a specific store,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure there's people who work in these stores
Speaker 1: are good people. It's a store I used to go
Speaker 1: to when I needed something in and out and faster
Speaker 1: than China March or local grocery as Walgreens. So COVID
Speaker 1: has never ended at Walgreens. It seems now you can say,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, you're gonna make a whole statement about
Speaker 1: this a drug store in Texas. No, this isn't about
Speaker 1: a drug store in Texas. This is about the world's
Speaker 1: biggest drug cartel. That's what this is about. It's not
Speaker 1: about a drug store in Texas. It's not even really
Speaker 1: about COVID. It's about the world's biggest drug cartel and
Speaker 1: best drug cartel. We're sending troops to go attack them,
Speaker 1: a duro cartel. Pete Hegseth and Mark Rubio. President Trump
Speaker 1: have made this decision. And yeah, those are vicious cartels.
Speaker 1: They shipped a lot of fentanel into our country. And
Speaker 1: the vicious people, they would say, they're just business people.
Speaker 1: They would tell you if drugs were legalized, they could
Speaker 1: change the way they do business. But it's not, and
Speaker 1: so they're farmers, ranchers, and this is just the way
Speaker 1: they have to sell their productus. The rest of the
Speaker 1: world is biased against their product. Now I go to
Speaker 1: Mexico sometimes I'll joke about this because I when I'm
Speaker 1: in Mexico, I'm usually in Port of Arta. In factually
Speaker 1: that's the only place really I am or Anuva of Arta,
Speaker 1: near Port of Arta, and I'll talk with my friends
Speaker 1: who live there, and I get it. It's like the
Speaker 1: holistic cartel runs Port of Arta and they actually have
Speaker 1: better fentanyl policies than Portland, Oregon, is Seattle, Washington. In
Speaker 1: part of Arta, they don't allow fet and all sales,
Speaker 1: and the cartels will will unalive cartel members for hassling
Speaker 1: tourists if it's bad enough. So they've got these policies
Speaker 1: and it's just this weird place. But then I'll say
Speaker 1: to my friends who are Mexican citizens, we have our
Speaker 1: cartels in the United States. We don't call them cartels,
Speaker 1: but we have them, and we've got our cartel bosses.
Speaker 1: This guy, it's so indicative of who the Mockingbird media is.
Speaker 1: Did they choose to have this guy Dmitri Decocculus Decoccoulus.
Speaker 1: I think I always say that the right way. They
Speaker 1: choose this guy to come on and accuse r f
Speaker 1: K Junior of lying. RFK Jr. Is not a cartel member.
Speaker 1: He's exposing the cartels by doing some simple things like
Speaker 1: he wants to safety test their products. And yes, I
Speaker 1: will get to the Walgreens thing. Don't worry. I didn't
Speaker 1: just grab that out of thin air. I'll get to it.
Speaker 1: It's a whole genesis of this, but I want to
Speaker 1: get to it in order so this guy, Dimitri is
Speaker 1: a Satanist. Just look at his Instagram. He's a guy
Speaker 1: who proposed that instead of taking a break from men
Speaker 1: having sex with men they don't know, many times a
Speaker 1: week and maybe in groups, just you know, call it joy.
Speaker 1: He's a guy who, when monkey pox was raging, said, well,
Speaker 1: some people, you know, the one person's risk management is
Speaker 1: another person's joy. No, No, risk managements a math thing.
Speaker 1: It's it's not a joy thing. That's that's not what
Speaker 1: it is, and that's not public health. So it is
Speaker 1: so indicative of the mockingbird media that they bring this
Speaker 1: guy on to be the face of the cartelard.
Speaker 3: From your former colleagues today who are watching the incredibly
Speaker 3: combative hearing what they have to say about it, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: we definitely have been talking with each other, and I
Speaker 3: think mainly we were just stunned at the number of
Speaker 3: mistruths that we heard. You know, we heard that that
Speaker 3: David Geyer was not doing research. That's not true. He is,
Speaker 3: in fact doing research. He is looking at the vaccine
Speaker 3: scept safety data link. You can talk to my colleague
Speaker 3: doctor Jernigan, who can go into great detail on that.
Speaker 3: We heard that he briefed him. That is also untrue.
Speaker 3: We heard that he never told Susan that she shouldn't
Speaker 3: be involved in making any decisions for vaccine policy. That is,
Speaker 3: it's also untrue. We heard him evade the answer about
Speaker 3: how many people died of COVID. You know, I think
Speaker 3: that it's.
Speaker 1: Not evading it and the personality things. Fine, it's not
Speaker 1: evading it. Here's where we get down to this. He
Speaker 1: evaded the question. I'm sorry when you change the numbers
Speaker 1: the way they change the numbers and the definition of
Speaker 1: a COVID unliving event the way they did, so that
Speaker 1: a motorcycle crash and someone who literally is unalived by
Speaker 1: smacking their motorcycle into a semi but had COVID six
Speaker 1: months earlier, is a COVID death. And this happened all
Speaker 1: around the country. Now we get down to the meat
Speaker 1: of this thing. They had to protect the precious. This
Speaker 1: is their cartel. Their cartel is far better than the
Speaker 1: mere duro cartels because they can force people to take
Speaker 1: their products or blackmail them into that. The cartels in
Speaker 1: Mexico don't get to do that. So how big of
Speaker 1: a lie was that I'll let RFK Junior to that
Speaker 1: in a second. Don't worry, we're getting to Walgreens. COVID
Speaker 1: didn't end at Walgreens because there are cartel members all
Speaker 1: over the place, even at Walgreens in Texas, because cartels
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Speaker 1: That's not what I said. But can you take advantage
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Speaker 1: twenty five Dash two nine to eight. This is RFK
Speaker 1: Junior talking about the monking with the numbers had the
Speaker 1: Satanist doctor saying, oh, he evaded the question on how
Speaker 1: people how many people died quote from COVID, Well, when
Speaker 1: you change the definitions of who is vaccinated and who's not.
Speaker 1: Funny thing you can't tell how many people died after
Speaker 1: they got shots.
Speaker 4: Is ineffective for the first six weeks after the first shot.
Speaker 4: I'm assuming a two shot, you know, a two dose
Speaker 4: vaccine like visor, I don't know, Dara, and that during
Speaker 4: that period, the COVID infection rate goes up and the
Speaker 4: death rate goes up, and the data, the official data,
Speaker 4: do not count you as vaccinated and until two weeks
Speaker 4: after the second shot, So the deaths that happen during
Speaker 4: that first six weeks are attributed to unvaccinated the unvaccinated group,
Speaker 4: which is not which is it's a it's a trick,
Speaker 4: it's a statistical trick. Then the vaccine appears to provide
Speaker 4: immunity and good immunity during the first month or two months,
Speaker 4: and then a precipitous decline, a waning that happens very
Speaker 4: very quickly and very precipitously, so that by the seventh
Speaker 4: month it has lapsed into negative efficacy. And what that
Speaker 4: means is that after seven months, if you have that vaccine,
Speaker 4: you are more likely to get COVID and somebody who
Speaker 4: has never been vaccinated, and this data is holding up
Speaker 4: across every country in the world.
Speaker 1: So you have this magic window where they pretend you've
Speaker 1: been shot up, but they pretend you're not vaccinated because debt.
Speaker 1: At that point, deaths are higher. According to RFK Junior,
Speaker 1: and I've read the data, I've been talking about this
Speaker 1: for five years. You have this seventh month period where
Speaker 1: have it's not even really immunity. Everybody's just more aware
Speaker 1: of the function of the disease. And then that priciplelacy
Speaker 1: drops off. It becomes negative. You're more likely to get sick.
Speaker 1: So what do they do, Oh, you need your booster.
Speaker 1: That have your booster, and hey, if you're not boosted,
Speaker 1: you're no longer vaccinated. Our cartels get to play with
Speaker 1: numbers this way, the holistical cartels of Maduro cartels, they
Speaker 1: don't know they need to worry about play numbers. They're
Speaker 1: militaristic organizations in a way, they're more honest. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: sell drugs, yep, they're addictive, yep, we are vicious in
Speaker 1: pursuit of that. Our cartels don't come out and say it.
Speaker 1: They simply use black bail approaches to make sure you
Speaker 1: take their stuff, or they fail to mention that things
Speaker 1: like antidepressants are wildly, wildly addictive anti anxiety meds. They
Speaker 1: fail to mention that. Now it's in the paperwork that
Speaker 1: no one ever reads, so it's not really informed consent.
Speaker 1: So our cartels are just different cartels. Oh, yes, we're
Speaker 1: getting to Walgreens because COVID never stopped at Walgreens in Texas,
Speaker 1: which means for me that I've still going to Walgreens anywhere.
Speaker 1: Just heads up, if there's Walgreens execs listening, change the policy.
Speaker 1: I'd like to come back. You remember Deb Wolensky. She
Speaker 1: was one of the best, in the brightest at the CDC.
Speaker 1: She'd come out and said, when you get the injection,
Speaker 1: you don't pass it on, you don't get sick, and
Speaker 1: you don't pass it on. She said a lot of
Speaker 1: things about masks and lockdowns, et cetera. Eventually she came
Speaker 1: around and said, Man, I just can't believe that we
Speaker 1: got this all wrong. Darned the luck. We were just
Speaker 1: all wrong.
Speaker 5: Where could we have improved? Well, you know, I think
Speaker 5: I can tell you where I was when CNN became
Speaker 5: that it was ninety five percent effective on the vaccine.
Speaker 5: So many of us wanted it to be helpful. So
Speaker 5: many of us wanted to say, Okay, this is start
Speaker 5: to take it out right now, we're done. So I
Speaker 5: think we had perhaps too little caution and too much
Speaker 5: optimism for some good things that came our way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, except this. The emails now indicate that you do.
Speaker 1: We have you on email expressing the fact that you
Speaker 1: knew that wasn't the case. So it wasn't a mistake.
Speaker 1: It was a lie from a cartel helper Walgreens in Texas,
Speaker 1: doctor Murray Boden, who has been they've been tempted to
Speaker 1: cancel her from being able to practice medicine. She gave
Speaker 1: some of the prescription for ivermectin. Here's what happened at
Speaker 1: Walgreens in Texas.
Speaker 6: Ibermectin no for albumactins for treatment of COVID and we
Speaker 6: cannot do that, and blessed we.
Speaker 1: Don't have it in space.
Speaker 7: Looked like he had the vacation for the.
Speaker 6: Past of this. Uh No, she was wanting to take
Speaker 6: the avermectin, not the pext love it, but you are
Speaker 6: out of stock on it, right, and blessed we don't
Speaker 6: spend this for COVID treatment with.
Speaker 1: The Heidel special for the older people. We don't do it.
Speaker 4: We cannot do it.
Speaker 6: Okay, so the doctor wrote the script, but you're you're
Speaker 6: just saying you're not going to be able to do it.
Speaker 4: Even with a diagnosis of COVID.
Speaker 3: We cannot do it.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: So no, oh, funny thing, that cartel drug, the packs loovid.
Speaker 1: Here's the problem. It's contraincted that indicated for that patient's
Speaker 1: blood pressure medicine. Did you hear her say she's older,
Speaker 1: The lady Walgreen said, particularly for older patients. So they
Speaker 1: would prefer to prescribe for her a cartel drug packs
Speaker 1: loved that interacts poorly with her blood pressure medication. Look,
Speaker 1: cartels are going to cartel, that's what they do. Our
Speaker 1: job is to be honest about our own nation. We
Speaker 1: don't have cartels like a Maduro cartel, and we're war
Speaker 1: against them now, but we do have cartels, So let's
Speaker 1: just be honest. Story number two, when simple truths befuddle you.
Speaker 1: If you ever find yourself in a position we're stating
Speaker 1: a very simple truth is befuddling, or you find yourself
Speaker 1: trying to avoid a simple truth, you've backed yourself up
Speaker 1: into a pretty bad corner. So a simple truth like
Speaker 1: if your wife were to ask you, hey, I thought
Speaker 1: you were at your buddy Mark's house last night. Oh
Speaker 1: I was. Why was your car at the bar down
Speaker 1: the street? Oh? Mark picked me up? Why was his
Speaker 1: car there? A simple truth like where were you should
Speaker 1: not befuddle you. It should just be here's where I was,
Speaker 1: because it's a simple truth. When you are trying to
Speaker 1: cover something up, then the truth is not quite so simple.
Speaker 1: You know, if you ask a simple question safe For instance,
Speaker 1: you're coming back into the country from Mexico and a
Speaker 1: border's immigration official says to you, what did you bring
Speaker 1: from Mexico? You could say nothing, You could stammer well,
Speaker 1: nothing serious, or you could just be honest. Alcohol and medication.
Speaker 1: Well what kind of medication? What sort of alcohol? But
Speaker 1: when it fuddles you and you have to think, oh, gosh,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I brought anything. You know, I forgot,
Speaker 1: you're probably not dealing in the realm of truth. There's
Speaker 1: a video going around of a Christian being questioned by
Speaker 1: a Christian and it's on the topic of life, and
Speaker 1: this person finds themselves hung up by a very very
Speaker 1: simple truth which says something about their knowledge of what
Speaker 1: their supposed opinion is. It's an opinion about life. But
Speaker 1: they don't really believe this opinion about life. And I'll
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Speaker 1: everybody can have opinions. Okay, we all have opinions. So
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Speaker 1: sometimes they stink. Now it's a different thing, though, because
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Speaker 1: simple truth. Guy finds himself be followed by simple truth,
Speaker 1: a simple question about life. These are two Christians talking.
Speaker 1: One of them I think has a firm belief in
Speaker 1: the world of God and stands on that rock. The
Speaker 1: other I think has applied mass and slipperydess to the
Speaker 1: luck and finds themselves slipping and sliding all over the place.
Speaker 7: And absolutely in favor of women having the right to
Speaker 7: choose regarding their bodies. I am fully support of them.
Speaker 8: Would you agree that is killing a human being?
Speaker 7: I do not think that it is killing a human being,
Speaker 7: as long as it is in compliance with what medical
Speaker 7: professionals recommend. As a representative of the Diocese of London
Speaker 7: elected to General synod. I am fully in favor of
Speaker 7: women having the right to choose regarding their own bodies.
Speaker 7: I entirely support that. And that's if you shad By.
Speaker 7: Many of my colleagues are.
Speaker 8: So back to the question of do you believe that
Speaker 8: Christ was fully human inside the womb? Now you see
Speaker 8: why I asked the question. You see, if you say
Speaker 8: that inside the womb, after conception, we're not talking about
Speaker 8: human beings, then that means you deny that Christ was
Speaker 8: fully human inside the womb, which means that you've fallen
Speaker 8: into a heresy because you're in denial of Christ's full humanity.
Speaker 8: If you tried to imply that Christ became human at
Speaker 8: some point inside the point of conception, or that his
Speaker 8: divinity attached himself to some kind of humanity later, that
Speaker 8: moves towards Nestorian heresy.
Speaker 1: If you find yourself befuddled by a simple statement, a
Speaker 1: simple question, do you believe Jesus was fully human in
Speaker 1: the womb? Then you're probably hiding the fact that you
Speaker 1: know what you're speaking is a lie. You see to
Speaker 1: your wife, Hey, babe, I thought you're over at barbe
Speaker 1: Houser tonight. Yeah, I was really why was your car
Speaker 1: over at the motel. You're hiding something. What my fellow
Speaker 1: Christian there is hiding is probably more so hiding it
Speaker 1: from himself than from us, because we can see it.
Speaker 1: Which is the least of his problems, the bigger problem
Speaker 1: he has. And look, I know this when I tell
Speaker 1: you everything whispered in the dark one one day be
Speaker 1: shouted from the rooftops. I know this, I've experienced that
Speaker 1: the Jesus he is addressing this heretical statement about Jesus,
Speaker 1: knows his heart. He knows the motive. He knows I
Speaker 1: think inside that guy, that that man and absolutely knows
Speaker 1: the Lord Jesus was full of human inside the womb
Speaker 1: of Mary. I think he knows that. Story number three.
Speaker 1: So Pope Leo came out and appeared to be a new,
Speaker 1: refreshing change for a Catholic Church that had suffered under
Speaker 1: heretical pope for a number of years. He did some
Speaker 1: things it made a lot of sense. He made some
Speaker 1: statements that made a lot of sense, particularly on the
Speaker 1: topic of biblical marriage and the lives of transgenderism. These
Speaker 1: were great, great changes from his predecessor, who had said,
Speaker 1: among other things, that all faiths are effectively equal. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of ways to get to God, which is
Speaker 1: stop pretending that Christianity is a special faith, all the
Speaker 1: face matter and equal ways. He was a heretic. So
Speaker 1: imagine my surprise and not really shock but concern to
Speaker 1: see that Pope Leo has decided to embrace obscenities in
Speaker 1: the person of an artist who created obscenities. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that as well as Jesuit universities who are training
Speaker 1: people in affirmation only so called treatment for kids who
Speaker 1: are denying God's divinity in making them in his image.
Speaker 1: God made us in his image. He loves us. He
Speaker 1: made our bodies in his image, and he also allowed
Speaker 1: us to have bodies that smart people gifted by God
Speaker 1: to be medical people can use miraculously. Stem cells from
Speaker 1: umbilical cords. Are this amazing, amazing property. They have no
Speaker 1: building code assigned to them, but they're building cells. They
Speaker 1: build babies, they build bone, they build tendon, they build muscle,
Speaker 1: they fight inflammation. They just don't know what they're supposed
Speaker 1: to build. My friends that renew healthcare in Mexico are
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Speaker 1: that pharma has effectively lobbied to make sure you can't
Speaker 1: get this in America. You can get frozen stem cells
Speaker 1: shipped all around the country from whomever, but not stem
Speaker 1: cells where you have tracked the health of the woman
Speaker 1: and the baby during pregnancy and after, not in a
Speaker 1: way that those stem cells are actually walked downstairs from
Speaker 1: a world class hospital straight into going to the most
Speaker 1: intense labs in North America. You can't manipulate the cells
Speaker 1: like they do at Renew. Renew rejects stem cells because
Speaker 1: they analyze them. If there's any problems, they're not active enough,
Speaker 1: they're rejected. Sometimes they reject up to eighty percent of cells,
Speaker 1: and then they culture the remaining cells so there's more
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Speaker 1: Renewed r e nue dot Healthcare. Our bodies are predictable.
Speaker 1: We're made in God's image, and God has told us
Speaker 1: how to use our bodies and how to not. In
Speaker 1: relation to marriage, he's very very clear and human sexuality,
Speaker 1: one man, one woman in marital union. Pope Leo this
Speaker 1: is from life site News has named a female artist
Speaker 1: who published homo erotic and satamestichistic photographs as the new
Speaker 1: president of the Pontifical Academy for Fine Arts. The Vatican
Speaker 1: announced on Saturday the pup appoints and Roman Museum director
Speaker 1: Christina Pirella to the position. The Pontifical Academy for Fine
Speaker 1: Arts and Letters of the Verrsariosi al Pantheon was founded
Speaker 1: in fifteen forty two by Pope Paul the Third for
Speaker 1: the purpose of promoting, studying, and cultivating sacred art and
Speaker 1: Christian inspired literature. One would think that it is not
Speaker 1: Christian inspired art or literature to have obscene pro LGB
Speaker 1: so called t sadamasochistic displays on the past. She's created
Speaker 1: something called nudes. This was ninety photographs by Chinese artist
Speaker 1: Run Hang at the Centro Alarta Contemporari Luigi Petchi in Prato, Italy.
Speaker 1: One of the photographs showed naked persons, some of them
Speaker 1: featuring homeerotic poses, and the official exhibition description stated that
Speaker 1: some of the photos at times referred to sadomasochism and fetishism.
Speaker 1: In twenty nineteen, the Italian artist directed the exhibition Night
Speaker 1: Fever Designing Club Culture nineteen sixty through Today. It promoted
Speaker 1: nightclub culture featuring sexualized pro LGB so called t expose
Speaker 1: as there was an interview in Sleek magazine. The artists
Speaker 1: lamented that nightclubs are increasingly under threat, and the exhibition
Speaker 1: highlighted queer club culture being brought into the Vatican to
Speaker 1: promote art. The Catholic Church continues to struggle with fallen
Speaker 1: people leading it. Pope Leo was a far better, far
Speaker 1: better Pope. I'm gonna guess that this was presented to
Speaker 1: him as a list of people, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: best guess that the Pope does not know the background here.
Speaker 1: I'm going to hope and pray that the Pope, upon
Speaker 1: learning the background, decides to cancel disappointments. But I am
Speaker 1: not going to hold out hope for that. What I
Speaker 1: do hope in is Jesus Christ. That is my defense.
Speaker 1: That's the defense for my optimism. I don't need to
Speaker 1: follow a pope. A pope to me because I'm an
Speaker 1: evangelical Christian is a super priest. I don't see him
Speaker 1: as an infallible person, and in certain cases in Catholicism,
Speaker 1: popes were seen as infallible. This is a very flawed decision.
Speaker 1: I hope he wasn't acting in a way that he's
Speaker 1: supposedly infallible when he made it. The Jesuits are not
Speaker 1: far behind on this, or maybe they're even ahead on this.
Speaker 1: This again is from Life Site News. There's a woman
Speaker 1: who has been speaking of her experience as a former
Speaker 1: therapy student at Santa Clair University Jesuit. Her name is
Speaker 1: Niami EPP's best I think we played an interview with
Speaker 1: her earlier. So she's a whistleblower, and she's revealed that
Speaker 1: this Jesuit Rung university she attended sends students to learn
Speaker 1: about so called gender firming care that offer so called
Speaker 1: transitioning services to children as young as five years old.
Speaker 1: And by the way, transitioning can't happen, surgery can wrong,
Speaker 1: sex hormones can. So she a former marriage and family
Speaker 1: therapy graduate at Santa Clair University, and she's been talking
Speaker 1: about this for the past few months.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 1: I saw this belief system firsthand at Santa Clara in
Speaker 1: a lecture on so called transgender care. The speaker began
Speaker 1: by warning us we were about to be, as he
Speaker 1: put it, indoctrinated into gender ideology. Recounted best the psycho
Speaker 1: education received presented gender as a universe of endlessly multiplying identities,
Speaker 1: with male and female reduced to just two points, among
Speaker 1: countless others. We were shown models where gender included not
Speaker 1: only a man and a woman, but pangender, gender, fluid gender,
Speaker 1: butsch even cyborg. She continued. The message was clear, children
Speaker 1: could encompass our gender could encompass endless identities, and the
Speaker 1: therapist's role was to affirm whatever identity a child claimed.
Speaker 1: Santa Clara County and Santa Clara University are running a
Speaker 1: trading ground for a new model of therapy clinicians trained
Speaker 1: within activist framework that require affirmation orienting a child's distress
Speaker 1: towards physical intervention. This is not simply about one clinic.
Speaker 1: It signals a shift that the profession at large is embracing.
Speaker 1: Best also recently reported her exchange with GACC or SEU
Speaker 1: canceling students and interns. She posed as a mentor to
Speaker 1: an eleven year old girl who identified as quote non binary,
Speaker 1: who was distressed about early breast development. When Best told
Speaker 1: workers over there by phone that the mother was hesitant
Speaker 1: about binders, aware of risks like restricted breathing, chronic pain,
Speaker 1: and altered spotted development, she was told she could bring
Speaker 1: the child in for a free binder and fitting, and
Speaker 1: no parental consent was required. God invented the family unit.
Speaker 1: God invented parenting, God invented marriage. God made us in
Speaker 1: his image. The Catholic Church is supposedly about serving God.
Speaker 1: This is an act of defiance against God, not only
Speaker 1: his majesty, not only the familiar collection a connection, not
Speaker 1: only the family as the guiding light for kids, not
Speaker 1: only the abiding relationship, but Genesis itself. If an organization
Speaker 1: that contends to be a Christian one is so fallen,
Speaker 1: it has moved away from simple Genesis. It has moved
Speaker 1: away in entirety, and that should be avoided at all
Speaker 1: costs by Christians. This is the Todd hermanshell. Please go,
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, and go out and
Speaker 1: decide to walk in the light of Christ.