WarRoom Battleground EP 993: The Strong Undercurrent Of Christianophobia In Some Elements Of Israeli Culture
Stephen K. Bass leads a campaign against media outlets he deems liars, highlighting J.K. Rowling's endorsement of Jenny Holland's critique of "woke zealots." The discussion pivots to Frank Walker's report on an IDF soldier desecrating a crucifix in Lebanon, which hosts frame as evidence of deep-seated Christianophobia within Israeli culture, citing Defense Minister Ben Gvir's defense of such acts as tradition. Analyzing a Gallup poll showing young American men embracing religion as rebellion against "woke" morality, the segment concludes by calling for Catholic-Protestant unity against "neo pagan morality" following Trump's cancellation of $11 million in funding for a Florida Catholic NGO. [Automatically generated summary]
Harnwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's War Room.
Quickly, got a lot to go through today.
Let's get up our guests as ever Frank Walker and Jenny Holland.
Frank, I don't know about you, but I've been doing the War Room now for about five years, and I'm a bit delusioned and disappointed with you, right?
Because here, every day at the coalface, pushing arguments out, hoping against hope for a bit of.
Traction in the secular media, and it's just basically nothing.
The world passes me by just in anonymity.
And then, so you can imagine how green with envy, if not outright disgust, I was earlier this week when the War Rooms' Jenny Holland was retweeted by probably one of the most successful authors writing in English right now, J.K. Rowling.
Of Harry Potter fame.
Jenny, I could not be more proud of you.
This is obviously the opportunity.
We will do it at the end of the show, but it's a quick moment to do it now, just to push out your superb Substack article, Substack profile, Saving Culture from Itself, which of course I think you can also keep abreast with on X as well.
Just very, very quickly, tell us about this because JK Rowling has more followers.
On Twitter than I have on Getter, which is obviously really sort of humiliating for me.
She's picked up your article.
She points out the great points you're making.
Just give us the background, give the posse the background of this, catapulting you into the first tier now.
No, it really is catapulting you.
This is what we try to do on the war, and certainly what we try to do on the Wednesday show as well.
Arguments out of the ghetto and put them out into the wider audience.
And to see you, and it wasn't like, I mean, if and when I'm ever referred to by someone else, it's always obviously a condescending attack.
Look at what this idiot, fanatical, crazy guy Hanwell has said.
This wasn't your case.
She was quoting you quite approvingly and giving a full endorsement on the argument you were making.
So, JK Rowling is a famous or infamous turf here in the United Kingdom who really has done more to advance the cause of sex realism, as we actually have to call it nowadays, because that's how crazy things are, and to fight back against things like gender self identification and all sorts of causes.
She also puts her money where her mouth is.
As everyone knows, she's made two fortunes, 10 fortunes off of the Harry Potter series, and she is.
Probably the most famous author, perhaps ever to exist, really.
I mean, we're getting to Shakespeare level in terms of name recognition.
And she has donated significant amounts of that fortune to defending no name, everyday women here in the UK who have been harassed out of jobs by crazy gender ideologues who, for example, will not abide anyone criticizing the.
Putting men in women's domestic violence shelters or women's changing rooms.
And so I think this came on her radar because I wrote of a woman here in Belfast who lost her job in the arts sector because she spoke at a pro sex realist women's rally and she called out women's domestic violence shelters for letting men in.
And she was then hounded out of her job by zealots, woke zealots in the arts.
She then went on to an arts event that happened in March that I tagged along to.
And it was about, I kid you not, it was a bunch of arts professionals, basically lackeys of the state, apparatchiks, complaining about censorship against them, even though these are the very same people who censor non woke artists, and basically conflating funding cuts with censorship as if they were entitled to hardworking taxpayer money to create trash woke art.
So, I wrote this rather scathing takedown of these arts professionals here in Northern Ireland, but it's the same absolutely applicable to the rest of the United Kingdom.
And in certain circles, it's applicable to the United States, in that, I mean, I think a lot of art, at least film in the United States, is still privately funded the old fashioned way.
All of that NGO space that Elon Musk and Trump took a machete to last year was in the exact same kind of paradigm, which is we will. pay ridiculous amounts of money to our little ideological pets to do nothing or maybe to do active harm.
And we will complain and moan and flounce around if we don't get that taxpayer money directly into us.
I mean, this is like a job scheme for liberal arts grads.
It's a dole program, a welfare program for middle class university graduates whose degrees are otherwise Worthless.
And I mean, really, like we've had the Irish fuel protest the same weekend I published that was the weekend that, or the weekend I wrote it was the weekend those fuel protests were ongoing.
The South of Ireland is exactly the same.
The government is reaping in billions and billions of dollars, sorry, euros.
And part of the patronage scheme is it goes to utter woke nonsense, silly, libtarded, like sound baths and things that are very, very nice, but I don't understand why the taxpayer should pay for them.
Not at all, but you have great insights on culture and to see them being recognized at the highest possible level.
As you say, J.K. Rowling is one of probably, I think, probably the most accomplished writer in English.
Captured the generations, the imaginations, I think, of one, if not two generations of kids.
Certainly, Generation X will have been brought up on Harry Potter, and her writing and her stories are part of the emotional and imaginative fabric of an entire generation.
And to see her picking up your work there, your contributions, and pushing it out to her 14th generation.
She has been cancelled to all intents and purposes in the UK because of her insistence on something that would have been beyond, wouldn't even be worthy of comment 20 years ago.
But her insistence that only biological women can be women is an affront to the trans movement.
And I think she's a feminist.
I think she describes herself as a feminist.
And she comes at that point of view from a point of view of feminism.
And it's largely cancelled her here in the UK.
So she has certainly.
She certainly got the battle scars.
And as I say, Jenny, very, very proud of you for having the quality of your insights and commentary picked up and pushed out at that level.
All right, we'll come at the end of the show, Jen.
We'll return to your Substack, Saving Culture from Itself.
First, however, on the Christian side of the news, then, as we start the show proper, many of you folks, you'll have seen, as I have done, the brutal.
And savage attacking and demolition of a statue of our Lord, Christ crucified in Lebanon by an IDF soldier.
There's been some developments on that story.
Frank Walker is just going to explain to us exactly what those developments are.
First, however, for the context, because on this, I'm saying it's not particularly the reality on the ground, isn't something you're going to be familiar with if your sole diet of news would be Fox or what have you, the blindly.
Pro Israel, pro Zionist lobby.
But there is, this isn't, the point is this, and we'll talk about it with Frank in just a moment.
This isn't an isolated incident of some guy, some sheep that had wandered off far from the herd here.
There is a latent undercurrent of anti Christian contempt in the Holy Land, in Israel, by Israelis.
And I don't think that's been given enough of a spotlight.
We will do that here on the wall now.
But first, before we go to Frank, let's just have a look at this.
Compilation put together by the great team at Real America's Voice.
So the three videos there, the first one was a procession of Hasidic Jews spitting at Christian nuns, Catholic nuns, as they passed them.
Might not have been obvious, but that's exactly what they were doing.
The second clip was the Israeli defense minister, Ben Gvir, saying, defending the tradition amongst Israelis to spit on the ground if they pass a priest or a monastery.
Or a church and defending it, saying that shouldn't be criminalized.
It's a tradition.
You know, like putting up mistletoe at New Year's Eve, Christmas Eve.
That's a tradition, right?
Leaving out mince pies for Santa, that's a tradition.
And in Israel, spitting on the floor when you pass a nun, that's a tradition as well.
The final clip there was the same guy harassing two monks.
They appeared to be monks in full shmutter, full cassocks there.
The development is that they've been, I guess they've been punished for this.
They've been jailed for 30 days, and the people that were with them are called in for questioning and clarification.
Israel and Netanyahu have made a point of saying that this is against policy and this is not something that they normally do.
I mean, they're busy in Lebanon pushing the Christians out of their neighborhoods.
And I read the other day there's about a million people displaced.
I don't know, but.
You know, and as they move through, I suppose that they're they're uh, they have, since they, they have, they're at liberty to take um Christian symbols out of the, you know, these wars that I suppose Israel has been a part of and the United States have been a part of for um decades now.
They always seem to come out bad for the Christian population, whether it's in Iraq or now in Lebanon or in Iran.
It's just you don't have the Christians left that were there before.
So.
Maybe that's what they do.
They go through and they break these things out.
But this wasn't at a church.
This was at somebody's house.
This was a private chapel.
And they videotaped it, and they videotaped them taking a sledgehammer and smashing the head of Christ on the crucifix.
And, you know, the thing that concerns me is that.
Is that Trump and his policy are tied to Israel and their efforts in the Middle East.
And this fits very nicely, despite Israel's effort to punish them, very nicely into the whole agenda against Trump and his administration.
And that's this kind of division between Israel and rightly so, as you can see here.
I mean, Israeli Jews, they find.
Images of Christ, they find Christ Himself to be a blasphemy.
You know, that's something that they've always believed.
And we can't, you know, that reality exists.
They don't like Christianity.
In fact, they have an animosity against it.
And so, you know, that's always going to be there, but they're using these things.
I wonder how did this video get out there and all around the world?
Because there's a lot of press against Trump that are making the most of these things, you know, and causing a division.
And because Trump is not.
You know, Trump has just created a ceasefire sort of over in Lebanon over Netanyahu's head.
They're not aligned in everything that they do.
Netanyahu keeps being who he is and breaking ceasefires.
So, this, you know, these things that worked away into big media events around the world, like this thing that was done at a private chapel, they really have a political effect.
Well, first thing, first thing I'll say, well, of course, from the point of Judea is, Christianity is a heresy, right?
Oh, we have to acknowledge that because we claim that Jesus Christ is God.
And from the point of Judaism, that is a heresy.
That's a non negotiable.
There's no way of papering over that crack.
So the story so the guy who wielded the sledgehammer and the guy who filmed it are both now in prison and will be in prison for 30 days.
There are six other IDF soldiers there.
And they didn't intervene to stop it.
So they're going to be disciplined as well.
My point on this was this, Frank.
Look, I expect authentic Christian witness to receive persecution.
Our Lord said it.
It's right there in the Beatitudes.
That's not really, I mean, it's offensive and it's disgusting, but it's not what really offends me in this issue.
What really offends me is the silence from the huge Zionist swathe of evangelicalism on this issue.
That's really what gets me.
We very lightly peeled back on our Friday show the difference in opinion, the rivalry.
I don't know what to say within evangelicalism, and obviously, I'm not the best person to do this, so I have evangelicals on themselves to speak.
But the tension in evangelicalism between the Zionist component, which is the vast majority of contemporary evangelicalism, but then the Christian nationalist part.
I think that evangelicals in America are.
Receiving a disservice on behalf of their evangelical pastors who are pushing on them this, this, the, the, the, the Christian, the Judeo Christian narrative.
When that Judeo Christian narrative is never spoken about in Israel, when Jews are talking to Jews, you get it when Christians are talking to Christians in America, you get it when Jews are talking to Christians in America, you don't get anyone talking about the Judeo Christian West when Jews are talking to Jews in Israel.
And that is because there is an undercurrent of anti Christianity in the Holy Land.
And this, the desecration of this shrine in Lebanon, a personal family shrine, as you indicated, is an indication, it's simply a manifestation of what is beneath the surface.
And I think, especially at this moment, as a non American not living in America, with no intention to go and live in America, I do think, but as someone who loves America very much, That Americans need to be aware of this, have a fully formed picture of what the reality on the ground is, in order to make decisions on the back of that.
Because I think, as I was saying before, I think a large part of the evangelical pastorate is deliberately misleading the flock on some underlying realities.
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Jenny Holland, I think we're going to have to start this now and then continue it.
After the commercial break, just very briefly, there's been a key Gallup poll out in the last few days, um, and has some incredible results.
Some of which confirm a point we've been noticing and shining attention to, shining a light on for the last six months on the woman.
This is the growing presence of men, young men, Gen Z men, uh, in church communities in leadership roles coming forward.
And Gen Z, historically, with regards to other age cohorts.
The key figure I saw in this Gallup report, Jenny, was that it's about 50% now, more than, it's around nearly 50% of young under 30 year old US guys say that religion is important to them.
50% more than the similar age cohort of under 30 US women.
And that is an astonishing divergence, and it's quite recent.
In its presence here in the statistics.
Tell us a little bit more and then continue after the break.
Yeah, I mean, the traditional numbers would say that women are more religious overall, but those were pre woke cultural revolution, and now we're in a whole different environment.
Yeah, 42% of men in this Gallup poll, young men under 30, 30 and under, had said that religion was actually very important.
In their lives, not just important.
I think that very is important.
And that's up from 28% as recently as 2023.
So, in what is it, three years, that's a big jump from 28% to 42% of young men responding that religion was very important in their lives.
Women, however, are on, across all ages, I should say, are at the lowest numbers of religiosity on record.
And while 30-year-old women tend to be still more religious than men of the same age, only 29% of 18 to 24-year-old women in the Gallup poll said that religion was important to them.
So that's a huge discrepancy between the young men, 42%, and the young women, 29%.
And this is something, as you're pointing out, it's relatively recent in its development.
And it's a trend, isn't it, Jenny?
This is something that we see and we're picking up on, and it's growing this divergence between men and women.
It's going to be very interesting.
I don't really think men have led on Christianity in the West, probably since the Victorian era.
Certainly before the Second World War, but in the UK, probably since the Victorian era.
It will be interesting to see how Christianity, which is fundamentally, I mean, The feminists, the second, third wave anti patriarchy feminists understand something about Christianity, that fundamentally it is a patriarchal religion.
It will be interesting to see how Christianity reacts once it rediscovers, if you will, re embraces a strong masculine component in its everyday leadership, its patriarchal inheritance.
My personal belief, Jenny and Frank, and we'll continue this after this short break.
Break is that I think Christianity is absolutely going to explode in the West as like floodwaters coming back in.
Folks, stand by back in two minutes after this short break.
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Just to finish the point I was making, when I say that I think Christianity is going to explode again in the West once it realigns itself with its patriarchal inheritance, there is something in Christianity, you see it in Islam as well.
You don't see it necessarily in other religions like Hinduism or what have you.
But you definitely see it in Islam and you definitely see it in Christianity and that it has a strong patriarchal part to it.
I don't know why that is.
I don't know why God made it that way.
But you can see the fact that Christianity has been on the back foot since it started to decouple with male leadership, especially in the House on Christian issues.
There's a statistic, Frank Walker, you might be familiar with this statistic.
There's an astonishing statistic in Catholic practice about kids, sons, who keep the Catholic faith if it was their father who was primarily responsible for taking them to Mass as they were kids.
Um, and it's a very, very high um correlation.
Fathers who were responsible for taking their sons to mass on Sunday when those kids grew up, they they continued to be mass going.
If it was the mother that was primarily responsible, not so much.
Um, I don't, as I say, I don't know why it is, why that would be.
Um, not my job, it's above my pay grade, but it would seem pretty um clear to me that uh, that's the way God had just designed it.
You see, the seed is the same thing again.
Um, With the debate about whether girls should be all to service at mass.
I don't know why it is, but if you have boys doing it, serving at Mass in Novus Ordo parishes, if the priest indicates that he wants only boys serving, then they will all be boys and they will stay up right through adolescence.
The moment priests start letting girls in, again, I don't know why this is.
The boys will back off and about 10, 11, 12, they'll cease to have any role in that.
And then, of course, many young guys, when they grow up, they lose the opportunity to familiarise themselves.
With the possibility they might have a stronger vocation.
Not something, a problem that the Tridentine right Catholic Church has to wrestle with.
Guys, do you have Jenny, any more takeaways from the Gallup poll?
Axios covered the same poll, and their take on it was very interesting that I share.
They see it as a sign, actually, they use the phrase tectonic shift.
It's a possible tectonic shift in young men's worldview, and that Christianity has become a counterculture in the American youth, which to me is shocking and very true.
And I also, it gives me great hope that young men are going to this old religion, essentially, as a sign of their own rebellion against the neoliberal woke.
State, which fundamentally woke is the new religion, woke is the new moral system.
And if they need Christianity to reject that, then that's wonderful news for all of us, all concerned.
With one huge caveat, young women are more radicalized and more far left, it seems, than ever.
I think this certainly applies in the UK.
And I would bet you any money you would find the same numbers if you did a Gallup poll of girls and women under 30 or women from 18 to 25.
Extreme left wing views, extreme anti capitalist views.
There was a recent survey in the UK that found that young women, Thought as ill of capitalism as they did of fascism, which, you know, knowing them, you know, they're so far left that fascism is really the devil.
You're reporting what they think, not your opinion on that, Jenny.
Look, I've seen your breakdown on the research, though.
We're going to have to do a separate show on this because you also indicate the antagonism between the sexes amongst Generation Z as well about the view that young guys have of young women and the view that young women have of young guys as well.
There's a huge discrepancy on that.
That demands further talk.
Frank, were you agitating in your seat to say something before we move on?
Just it's encouraging that you both see that as positive and you see a big growth and everything, but that huge gap right there is it takes a lot to overcome.
And that kind of thing requires prayer and regular religious practice.
And it can take a whole lifetime to overcome people, two different people that are so different in the way they see things.
So, you know, but I'm glad to hear you say that you think that that is encouraging for growth, you know.
Again, I don't know what it is, but it would seem.
Male leadership in Christianity, and I open brackets in Islam as well, there is something about that I think that hits the resonance frequency of transmitting the faith.
Don't know why that is.
But you see it in the Church of England when they moved over to female priests absolute decimation.
People just lost interest.
Again, I'm not making a value judgment call on this.
I'm just observing something that seems to be empirically there.
Frank.
We don't have very much time to hit the two stories that you and Jenny have for the very much diminished second half of this show.
Very quickly, I was very heartened to see in the, and I said last week, I'm very happy that President Trump is pushing back on Pope Leo.
I have certain reservations about the nature of his talking points against Pope Leo.
No problem whatsoever.
I'm not going to be one of these people saying, oh, you know, you shouldn't attack the Holy Father, which most of Catholic Inc. is coming out and saying on social media.
I absolutely think you should do that.
I just think some of his points are going to land with the very people who could be persuaded, and that's, say, Catholic MAGA supporters.
But we don't have time to go into that.
As a consequence, however, of this social media fallout between the two, the POTUS has cancelled.
The funding, the annual funding of $11 million to some Catholic pro invasion, that's inverted commas Catholic pro invasion NGO in Florida.
What's going on there in Florida, in the Sunshine State?
I don't think it necessarily was a consequence of it because they're down to 10% of the population that they're servicing in that facility that they were in the Biden administration.
So it may have already been in the hopper that they were closing this already.
This operation goes back into the time of Castro when all of the Cuban refugees were coming over.
But there's some interesting things that they said in there.
They said they're closing and consolidating unused facilities as the Trump administration continues efforts to stop illegal entry and smuggling and trafficking of.
Unaccompanied alien children, and you know, that may be part of a human trafficking, child trafficking situation.
So, you know, the only pushback that you're getting from Archbishop Wensky, who is already on record lying about when DeSantis sent people, illegals, up to Martha's Vineyard and lying about the alligator Alcatraz that they have in Florida, saying that they're not, that they're, you know, people in there are sick and not getting medical care.
He's been attacking on behalf of these, this illegal alien racket that they have in the United States for a long time.
But he's just saying, well, they won't find anybody this competent.
And then they're finding other people saying that, well, they're going to need psychologists because it's going to be emotionally.
There's just not much pushback against it from the Catholic Church and Catholic charity.
So I don't think this is really that big of a deal.
I don't think this makes Trump look especially bad.
I do agree with you that Trump leapt over all of the wall of anti Trump Catholic media.
People that were actually pro Trump are all against him now.
And it's just amazing.
When the FBI was tracing and tracking traditional Catholics, I think they don't need to do that anymore because traditional Catholics, when you look at the influencers in the media now, they are doing everything they possibly can do to destroy the Catholic and the Christian vote.
They're also dividing Catholics from Protestants and they're blaming people who say, well, you cannot say anything.
Bad about the Holy Father.
But the Holy Father is an open liberal who advocates for all these anti Catholic causes.
Are they unaware of that?
It's just amazing what they're doing right now to destroy the Catholic vote.
You mentioned the division between Catholics and Protestants, and that's actually the final subject we're going to be quickly discussing with Jenny in just a moment or so.
I can't help but notice that the tamper, you know, I think the jury's out.
I don't know when this was being, the closure of this, when it will have been decided.
I'm certainly choosing to see this as the fact that this is President Trump firing a shot across the bowels of lefty Leo, because, of course, they do this in Florida.
They can do this right across the whole of the United States, really, and they should do.
I noticed that the Tampa Bay Times here indicates that Archbishop Wensky, Thomas Wensky, they call him a longtime immigrant rights advocate.
Obviously, that's approval language.
Well, of course, he's going to be an immigrant's rights advocate.
They're getting $11 million a year out of effectively, Kiddie trafficking.
It was like going to Raytheon, I don't know, or Palantir or anyone part of the military industrial complex and saying, Do you think armaments are a good idea?
They're going to say, Yeah, of course we think they're a good idea.
They're great.
Of course, these so called Catholic invasion syndicate is going to think immigration's a good thing.
They're getting paid at this.
This is their meat and drink.
And I'm glad.
I'm glad.
That President Trump is putting a stop to this and delighted.
Frank Walker, I'll meet your anti Trump, I'll match your anti Trump prayers in church and I'll raise you.
Give me the Pete Hegseth pulp fiction prayer.
Let's get a wider audience to that, right?
You do anti Trump prayers.
I saw the Bible reading.
Let's commission, let's not just take something, a scene from a film, and mirror it into a prayer.
Let's commission.
Quentin Tarantino himself to write a whole selection of prayers so we can get them out in the MAGA churches.
Folks, we've got to come on.
Well, you know, I'd cough up for that.
I'd donate to that.
I'd set up a GoFundMe page to get that sorted.
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Today, Jenny, in the final five minutes of the show, you picked out this article.
I think it's from The Federalist.
Indeed, it is.
Catholics and Protestants are going to need each other for what's coming.
I saw this, um, and I thought this is very much something that we say here on our Wednesday show.
So, John Daniel Davison, the author of this, um, who is a former evangelical who converted to Catholicism.
The first half of the article, the essay sort of delineates the discord currently between Catholics supporting Pope Leo and the MAGA Protestants who are supporting Trump.
And I will leave that to him.
I will take him at his word for that, on that.
But I resoundingly endorse his closing message, which is that we are all, all, every one of us, fighting what he calls a neo pagan morality.
And I think that's the best, one of the best.
Formulations to understand what woke ideology is.
Yes, it's a political movement, but underpinning that is a sort of moral fervor that inverts, sorry to use the phrase, Ben, Judeo Christian morality and replaces it with this very anti human and immoral power dynamic that masks or presents itself in people as a religion,
as in people are so fervently believe this.
That they do harm to others and to themselves.
And in that paradigm, which we are all living in, whether we realize it or not, the only way out is through, and the only way through is to stick together, which is what I have been banging on about for some time vis a vis the Iran war and all of these sort of media tempests in teapots about various scandals and this, that, and the other.
Blinkers on everyone.
We have a Demon to slay, and that is woke, the woke neo religion.
We are not going to do it if we're infighting.
So I cannot agree with this article for that reason enough.
Whether the debate between or the fight between Protestants and Catholics is really that serious, I cannot say.
I find it disconcerting that it's even mentioned, given that where I am coming from to you today in Northern Ireland, a place that has seen real Catholic Protestant discord, although not of a religious.
It wasn't religiously motivated, it was sectarian.
But, you know, I cannot say this enough.
I mean, whether or not Trump has made all the right decisions, he is the only leader, he is the only way out of this.
And he is a beacon for the rest of the world that is struggling under woke tyranny here in the UK, in Australia, in the south of Ireland, in Canada, and many other places besides.
I think to finish on your closing words of underlining the importance, the providential importance of President Trump at this point in America's history in its 250th year is the perfect point to close on.
Just quick, if I may, I don't have a problem with the adjective Judeo Christian.
I use it myself, have used it in the past.
My problem was it seems only to be used aimed at Christians.
And that these days it is only used, uh, aimed at Christians by Christians and by Jews.
It's aimed at Christians to get them to bludgeon them over the head to accept a Zionist agenda.
And it's never anything I see used by Jews talking to Jews in Israel itself.
That may that sort of indicates to me that there's something fake now about the concept.
And I would very much endorse, uh, the thesis of this article.
Thanks, and thanks for.
Telling us about it.
The theological issues aren't going to go away and they are really important, but we're not trying to do anything on the theological point.
This is a political argument.
And believing Catholics and believing evangelicals must, I think, work increasingly together on the Christian nationalist agenda.
That is all we have, rather than the Christian Zionist agenda which is being created for us.
That's all we have time for on the show.
Jenny, the number one social commentator on these hot button cultural issues, where do people go very quickly on social media to follow you and keep up with your analysis?