March 25, 2022 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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They DESTROYED His Life. What Happens Next? | Guests: Josh Lekach & Savanah Hernandez | Ep 237
Imagine waking up tomorrow morning and finding out that you've been fired? Not because you didn't comply with a policy, or were performing poorly, or had a disciplinary problem; but you were fired for being successful and performing your job perfectly. That's what happened to Josh Lekach who was banned by Patreon and had his entire livelihood taken away without warning and with no way to talk to his supporters, all while in a foreign country away from his wife and newly born son. Stuck in one of the most difficult decisions imaginable, this is his story and thoughts on how we plan to fight back in this war for our freedoms.Show more SOB'S UNITE!!!! SUPPORT JOSH HERE: https://wrongopinion.net/
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How long do we live our lives being persecuted by people who hate us, playing by their rules and their game before we fight back?
Of course, you can't call for violence.
Can't do anything effective.
Maybe we make more transgenders a part of our movement.
They're like, oh, dude, literally all you need to do to get in the White House, prove that you're part of the administration is A, do not make any sense.
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Yeah, so we need to jump right into this and talk about everything that's going on here.
Of course, we've been together on better times.
First of all, you and I have been friends for a little while.
The last time we were actually together was in LA at my going away party, which, by the way, remember when the police came because of the COVID laws?
She was at the top and she looked down upon us, called the police, and she was telling us that we were breaking the law by having a party during COVID.
And the cops came, and what they said, they were like, there's no such thing as a COVID law, but we had to show up because she said that you guys were putting her in danger.
I was like, ma'am, your BMI has put you in danger for the last 12 years.
And I genuinely want to speak my concern here for people that are listening and they're watching.
Imagine if you woke up today and you lost your job without warning, without precedent.
And maybe you did because, you know, there are people that watch this show, and that might be you.
That you were given an ultimatum.
You get the jab or you lose your job.
And a lot of you guys stood valiantly and now you do not have work.
You had to find other work.
And you know what that's like?
You did have a warning.
You had a date.
But what's really interesting about the censorship game is I know that you have this, your podcast, which is great, by the way.
It is fundamentally awesome.
And you've done your best to even stay off of big tech companies per se in order to avoid censorship, keep things behind a paywall, make sure people know what they're getting around.
It is so criminal these days.
And you were on Patreon, which is a way for people to access your content.
I want to remind you on Patreon, you can literally show your vagina.
You can stick things up your butt, and it is considered not against their policies or their guidelines.
You can like literally upload porn to Patreon, and it's totally okay.
I promise you this, not from experience, but also, don't look at my page.
Don't not go patreon.com/slash Elijah's butthole.
But no, but I know that this is true.
I used to have a Patreon.
And from my understanding, you woke up and this is where your show was hosted.
Everything was there.
And Patreon just said, hey, we've deleted your entire income.
We've taken away your entire way you support your family.
We've taken away everything you've worked to build because you violated their hate speech policy.
And I don't, again, I don't think it was, it was a coincidence that it happened an hour after appearing on Harrison Smith's show, where I actually did say, hey, guys, subscribe to my Patreon.
I know it's an evil corporation.
I know it's evil, but they all are.
So just, you know, if you can, support me.
And they kept plugging it.
They plugged it in that whole hour.
They probably 20 times it kept appearing on the screen.
So I guarantee you they have haters there.
And I was mass reported because I never ever got a warning in two years, two years being on Patreon from them.
That's why I thought I was okay.
And I thought, eh, I'm kind of small, you know, 725 people.
It's not that much.
And 99% of my content is behind the paywall.
So it's really only people who really want to watch it that are subscribing.
So I thought I was safe.
And maybe that was naive or maybe that was dumb or both.
But like I said, I never had any issues with them.
And I should have seen it coming.
But look, it's fine.
I think I'll come back better than ever.
It's making me sharper.
I feel stronger in a weird way because you guys care.
You know, they invited me back on Infowars yesterday.
So what I do like about the conservative community is that we can disagree on things.
But for the most part, if you're not like an evil person, people will want to support you.
And I don't mean that just in the media because I'm not being hyperbolic or just niche here.
Literally, in your job, it doesn't matter if you served as a police officer, as a firefighter throughout all of COVID, if you were a frontline worker, necessary worker, which is bullshit to begin with, at a grocery store.
You know, once you didn't get the job, once you didn't do what they said that you should do, they just decide that they're going to do away with you until you compromise and you capitulate.
And you just did an amazing thing recently, which we talked about in the last show, of actually going out and exposing the BS behind Leah Thomas, the swimmer, and the manhands that's actually abusing women.
And the reward you get for that is you lose one of your biggest platforms, Twitter.
And I was actually, so I hopped back onto Twitter and I was just looking up my name just to kind of see if there were, you know, liberal accounts because they were targeting me.
And that's why my Twitter account was taken down.
I want to go back to your point, Josh, about how Infowars is plugging your Patreon and then it got taken down.
So with a lot of these leftists, with a lot of these liberals, their entire life is watching shows just like this one, sitting there every single day and harassing us, targeting us, and taking down our footage, taking down our hard work, taking down our entire career.
And why is that?
It's just like you said, Josh.
They're pathetic.
They're losers and they're failures.
They're intimidated by us because they cannot create anything original.
So all they can do is come in and destroy, just like they destroyed this country, just like they've destroyed all of these social media platforms.
I mean, take your pick with what we're living through right now.
And that's what it is.
We are winning.
And I think the reason why we have to be censored too is because when we expose these things, when you talk on your podcast about the wrong opinion, right?
The majority actually agrees with that.
It is a very small but loud minority in this country that is saying that men are women, that racism is running rampant, and white supremacy is the biggest issue in America.
It's a very, very small minority.
But again, they are elevated by the media, by corporations, by big tech.
And that's why they seem like the majority.
That's why this country is where it is right now because we're constantly being censored and silenced.
So again, just another tactic and way that this entire country is crumbling from the inside, being Trojan horse to how we've been infiltrated essentially by these socialists and communists, and they're allowed to come in and destroy everything.
Yeah, those tactics, you know, that the loud minority use with their giant apparatus and tech and media and entertainment, it's basically what the COVID lockdowns were.
It's meant to make us feel alone and isolated and weird.
You know, they want you to feel weird for having traditional values or conservative politics.
And those kinds of articles come out every month or so.
It's just that they all trade off like who's going to publish it or not.
But one of those places always puts out that kind of article, kind of like how every month there's an article about how masturbation is good and watching porn is good and all that.
No, sex is good with someone you love, like with someone you have a real relationship with.
And, you know, they don't want you to build anything of substance.
And I mean, that's kind of like the whole thing, like living in a pod and eating bugs.
None of that is something you can pass down to your kids.
Like, they don't want you to have, they want you to just be a consumer, you know, like those fat people in WAL-I, which I don't like referencing Pixar movies or anything like that, but that one's pretty spot on.
That's exactly what they're trying to do.
They don't want you happy and they don't want you healthy.
If they did, they wouldn't have done anything that they've been doing for the past couple of years.
Yeah, I was going to say, like you said, with Pixar even being gone, I loved how the top news.
I got an alert on my phone.
I have Apple News, like breaking news.
Raven Simone, which I was like, I don't know this name, is walking out of work because of Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill, which obviously no one even read the bill.
And I went Raven Simone.
Oh, I'm like, okay, so some like fat black lesbian with cornrows that wears a mask in work, loser.
I don't even understand what the poor, like, you don't, you're just a picture with a mask.
What a loser.
And she's, she's there.
And it's like, I'm supposed to somehow think that Florida's direction on homosexuality being shoved into children's faces by state employees being banned and that not being something that should be, you know, left up to the state, but to the parents, I should change my perspective on that because, as Jesse Lee Peterson would say, a fable à lesbian, with Corn Row, not with the fro, but with Cornwrow is against it.
And it's like such a backwards thing.
Like, who in the country cares about this, this woman's opinion?
I don't.
And that's how dumb they think we are.
And that's how stupid they are.
They're like, Raven Simone cares.
I didn't, I thought Raven Simone died of a fentanyl overdose.
I have to butt in on this because I was reading an article about the Don't Say Gay Bill, right?
Because Disney employees were supposed to stage a huge walkout about it.
So I'm reading this article and they don't provide any links to photos or videos.
And they just go, yeah, you know, the parking lot was empty, but it's because employees were just like at home and posting like, you know, that they were not coming to work to stand in solidarity.
And I was like, so what you're telling me is liberals took another excuse not to go to work.
The more I go out on the streets and talk to women, the more I'm like, I will, I am fully like, revoke the 19th Amendment, because if I could give up my one common sense vote so that 200 other dumbass women who are, you know, voting with their emotion, voting nonsensically, cannot vote, I would gladly do it.
I gotta say this, it is I. White supremacy has become so much fun.
Uh, you got like.
Jews are involved yeah, brown Asian chicks are involved, and I guess I mean, I don't even know and I heard Vince Dow the Vietnamese are somehow gotten involved.
No, I just meant like I've just really enjoyed this new, this new uh movement towards the right wing which, as you talked about with the exercise Size.
They fundamentally say that everything that's good and healthy for you is fundamentally right-wing, which I say is sort of a win because in a polarized world, at least the polarized side that we support, not by because of choice, but because of the hard times that we're in, you are forced to take a side.
And I think people don't realize that.
I always hear people talk about the danger of polarization.
The danger of polarization is starting antagonism or becoming antagonistic or protesting for the point.
And there are people who just do that.
It's like they can't agree on anything.
It's like you go in and it's like they have a problem with what you bought them.
I don't eat gluten.
Don't get me this.
It's like, dude, at some point, just stop complaining.
And just there is a time to go with the flow.
Literally, at a certain point, it's okay to swim in the ocean and then look at the lifeguard tower.
And if you've gotten two lifeguard towers too far down in the current, then you swim back.
But it's okay to let the current pull you a little bit.
That's natural, right?
To go to live and not live in this constant antagonism towards the world.
However, if you're in a rip current, you better fight like hell to get out because you might die.
You might get pulled under.
And right now, we're not in a normal flow of society of life where you capitulate a little bit.
We are evil has taken a hold.
The idea that even exercising is now considered right wing means we are fighting for our very lives, not actually just for the metaphysical, but for the physical health and the welfare of our future.
It punishes not only me, but my wife and 13-month-old baby.
And I have to pay rent next week.
You know, I mean, it really is an attack.
And I'm, and I don't exaggerate.
I, I, I said something like this on Infowars yesterday that they want us dead.
And then my friend texted me, bruh, dead?
That's a little, and it's not, no, it's true.
They, they do want you dead.
They don't want you to have an income because, I mean, basically what they believe is you're not welcome here and we don't want you welcome anywhere.
Like we don't want you to be able to rebuild your life.
We want you dead and on the street.
And maybe your kid can work at Foxconn in China.
Maybe he'll do well over there because the child labor laws there are non-existent.
But they do want us dead.
But that means that we're doing something right.
I mean, like the fact that I did get kicked off and that you got kicked off, it means that we're doing something that people are that matters and that people are paying attention to.
And they couldn't point, this is a key thing people don't realize.
They keep it vague because they can't point to anything you're doing wrong or said wrong because everything you're saying is correct.
And I do want to give you an encouragement though and remind you, I don't know if you're familiar with the story of Job in the Bible, right?
Where he lost everything.
If you're not familiar, he lost everything.
He was the wealthiest man in the land and he lost, I mean, everything, his house, his children, except for his wife.
He just lost it all.
But of course, you know, he trusted in God and he refused to curse God in the midst of the suffering and the trial.
And it says in Job 42, 10, and the Lord turned the captivity of Job when he prayed for his friends.
Also, the Lord gave Job twice as much as he had before.
And at the end of this, it's saying that even though what he lost, God still returned back to him more than what he lost, double that.
It doesn't make the suffering any less difficult.
It doesn't make it any less trialsome or burdensome.
But the fact is, is that because God is powerful, because God is real, what the enemy means for evil, God turns it for our good.
And I think that's where we have the hope and we don't live in fear is that is that God can and will restore the righteous, even in our own mistakes.
It says the righteous fall seven times and get back up, seven being the number of completion, meaning we stumble and fall consistently by our own choice alone, yet we get up because God gives us the strength to do what we need to.
He empowers us through his might.
And so it's like this promise where it's like, dude, you think you control the money, but God gave you the breath in your body.
And God can always thwart and, you know, frustrate the plans of the enemy.
And the enemy isn't fighting you, Josh.
He's not fighting you, Savannah, in terms of the fact that, oh, he just hates Savannah and wants to ruin her career.
He's fighting against God.
He's fighting against God's people.
He's fighting against the army of the Lord and those who fight for righteousness and the goodness.
And people don't remember, people don't even remember the fact that there were kings even who they go, they weren't even Jewish in the Old Testament, but they were God-fearing people and God used them.
They were pharaohs that were God-fearing people.
People that fear God and know God and want to do his purpose, God uses them for his good.
And so, I mean, it is so interesting to me.
And I've seen this with you too.
I want to hear from both of you.
I don't know if there's a lot of guys listening.
If you're a guy and you're listening and you're married and you have a 13-month-old and you found out your income's freaking gone, how did you not freak out?
It's not normal in the modern world because I think we're trained to try to stay away from bad things.
Like even even when people are like, Why are you so mean?
I'm like, How could you not be mean, you know, with what's going on?
Like, how could you not be angry?
How could you be okay?
So, I think that because I am in this world, I'm very used to being uncomfortable and the black sheep and surrounded by people who are relatively asleep.
So, I think that that oddly prepares you.
I mean, also, believing in something bigger than yourself prepares you.
Having faith in something bigger than yourself prepares you.
And knowing that you're doing something right, it's like even the working out thing, even how they say don't work out, they're saying that because they don't want you to be strong-minded.
Don't, yeah, but because they want you to be physically weak and they are selling these things as inherently bad.
Hard things are bad, hard, hard things are good.
You know, it's kind of like how they push antidepressants.
You should never feel sad, sadness is bad.
No, without sadness, you can't ever be happy, and it's weird to be happy all the time.
Like, everything that the modern society is pushing as good is completely wrong.
So, all of these things are interconnected.
And I think that, like, for instance, because I work out a lot and I eat healthy, that prepared me mentally for all of this.
Working out sucks, I hate it, but you feel amazing after eating healthy is hard because we have sugar and sweets and everything around us that is rewarding in the beginning, but then it's you pay for it later on.
So, eating healthy is really hard, and working out is really hard, but ultimately, you're you're you know, you're setting yourself up for success in the future.
That's the same thing with having a kid and not ignoring your kid and really nurturing your kid.
That's why I think mothers should stay at home, and that's why I encouraged my wife to quit her job and I was counting on the Patreon because I want my son Julian and then the future Julian's after Julian to be strong, independent, happy, successful people.
And when you do that, when you raise a kid that way and you really pay attention to them, which people don't do anymore, they rely on nannies and they rely on daycare and all of that.
They're not going to put you in a home later, they're going to care about you because they're going to remember you cared about them.
And it like, for instance, putting a person in an old age home, uh, people think that that's cruel and weird, but we're literally teaching people to uh think of old people as like an old TV because everyone is uh disposable.
We live in a very disposable society, and I think that everything that we push-uh, maybe even if we don't think about those things specifically, I think that everything that we push it all ties to that, it ties to meaningful relationships and having a meaningful life.
Josh, and if I can build on your point too, I listen to a lot of motivational speakers, and one of the most important things that I've learned from listening to these various people is to do something that you absolutely hate every single day.
Like you just talked about, you hate working out, so you force yourself to do it.
A lot of people, like you just said, you know, they hate doing something, so they say, you know what, I'm gonna treat myself self-love, I'm just not gonna do it.
We're gonna stay home today, we're gonna skip the gym, we're gonna go eat french fries and ice cream because self-love.
What everybody in this entire world should be doing is something that they hate every single day.
Imagine how drastically different our society would look if people actually pushed themselves and actually didn't cap themselves on it would be like Japan.
That's what I'm saying is work.
That's what I'm saying.
And I also wanted to build on your point too from earlier when you said, you know, on Infowars that these people want us dead.
You're 100% correct in that, and it's not an exaggeration.
And the way that I know that is because Elijah and I have gone out on the streets with these people, the same exact people that are on Twitter, trying to get you banned and deleted, have like come and tried to kill us in real life.
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Yeah, it's not actually a joke because I tend to make everything sort of a joke in my life because nothing really is.
And I've learned to make light.
I guess that's called PTSD of everything.
But I genuinely think as we're in Washington, D.C., that, I mean, should they, there was an assassination attempt literally here, what, a year and a half ago where the FBI barred me from even coming into the city at all, or maybe that was maybe two years ago.
You know, and I literally had security pull me literally out of a crowd because they were trying to kill me.
They had planned to, they had the corner, everything were going to mass me.
They were going to mass stab me on this corner that we were going to.
And I remember thinking about the seriousness of this because I'm going, the FBI calls me and they say, look, the threats, what people were reporting are true and we have credible threats that they tried to take your life that night.
And we're going to ask that you do not come into the city.
And if you do, you don't announce in the future that you're coming and you wear a bulletproof vest and a stab vest if you can.
And people don't understand because I collect Barbies on this show and like have a fun time that I have to laugh a little bit about the absurdity, but it is a clown world.
It really is with real world consequences.
Because just because it doesn't make sense and everything's upside down doesn't mean that the penalties have changed.
The penalty for sin is death.
Okay.
And this is true.
And what happens is, is that when they want to kill us because they want to be God and they want to decide what they believe to be morality and they want to decide what's wrong.
And they've decided that what's good is evil and what is evil is good.
And the penalty for their sin of what they say is coming in the end.
They'll be judged by God.
The penalty of their sin will be death.
And they're going to suffer in hell and they will.
And the penalty for our sin is that we will have eternal life with God.
That's in the afterlife.
But in this present life, we will have trial and tribulation.
God promised this.
He said, there's like one promise that God had in the Bible that you can always remember is that you will have trials and you will have tribulations.
And I think what's so fundamentally insane about this, we know what a trial is.
And like you said, with the self-love, there's even an account on it that's famous called Self-Love Live, who blocked me because I just sent her a DM and just said, hey, I think you'd be happier if you lost weight.
So she blocked me.
But I bet that genuinely, because she was depressed and didn't know why.
And they're trying to validate themselves and they're trying to get other people to validate their decisions that they know are wrong, which is why we see this so much with the obese community that are like, oh, well, it's self-love.
It's great.
It's this and that.
It's healthy.
No, it's not.
And you're trying to make us validate something that we can all point blink see with our own two eyes is inherently false.
Leah Thomas is not a female.
Obesity is not healthy.
Women are women.
Men are men.
And they, like you just said, they're trying to normalize evil.
They're trying to normalize all of these things in our society and make it okay.
And building on that, let's take that point and connect it here.
Is that very rarely do people talk about the second part of this?
Everyone's because I'm going through a trial.
Don't lose that point, by the way, because we need to touch on that.
They go, oh, we're going through a trial.
Okay, cool.
A trial, trial.
We all go through trials.
What about tribulations?
Because tribulations are like epics or periods.
Like a tribulation is not something that you, it's a, you know, oh, I'm having a hard time in my marriage.
I'm going through a trial.
Oh, you know, maybe like you're, you know, you go around, you're familiar with that.
Maybe you're a woman and your husband's struggling with porn and that, you know, it's going through a trial in your life.
Maybe somebody died, you know, like my mom died or your family member died.
Maybe you're going through a trial right now.
You lost your job, essentially.
That's a trial.
But what is the deal of trial and tribulations?
A tribulation is essentially a period of consistent trial where you are under stress from all fronts and very few survive.
And if you see where tribulations are mentioned in eschatology and in Revelation, they're mentioned in the terms of many people die and nobody, the very few survive.
A tribulation, very few get out of it.
It is that tough that it can physically kill you.
And that's what's crazy about talking about the physical killing.
We are entering into a tribulation period.
I'm not saying it is the Revelation tribulation period, but we are going through a tribulation in the world society to where your life is on the line.
They want to molest your children and call you a bigot if you don't let them.
They want to turn your kids into like transhuman aliens.
And I mean that not figuratively, literally, they want to cut their penises off.
And as we saw in the last show, they're teaching kids to tape their balls to their butthole.
I mean, this is crazy stuff.
This is a tribulation.
And with tribulations, trials can be individual, but a tribulation is usually focused as a whole.
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We're in this and we have to be stronger than this.
I think like I was saying before, we have to embrace this and we have to use it to our advantage because the way that we do that is, okay, you listening and listening to this podcast and shows like mine and yours, that's step one.
But if you don't have kids, if you don't get married and if you don't have kids, then everything you're learning is going to go to waste.
You need to be able to pass down what you have learned through the trials and the tribulations to your offspring and hope that they can help build a better world later on.
And I mean, that's what we're trying to do now.
But these things take time.
And the only possible way to do it and to win and also to combat the open borders in the South because we are being replaced is literally have as many babies as possible and don't offer them up to the state.
Don't use the public schools.
I mean, I like when conservatives complain and they're very passionate to the school board, but I think that we shouldn't even validate the school system.
It wasn't even good before the woke stuff.
Like we forget it was bad.
The school system has been bad and broken for a very long time.
And for us to rely on the government to fix these things is it's a little bit naive.
So we have to be a little bit more creative.
And look, like the COVID thing, people started to realize that the school system was severely broken during the COVID thing.
And point out, by the way, I just want to remind people, if you're new to the show, that and you want to learn how to give thanks in the midst of a black pill.
God does use evil for our good.
And that is, as you're about to touch on, one of the upsides as you thank God is that the COVID woke a lot of people up to the indoctrination of kids.
Just remember that and search that deeper and share that with people who are feeling discouraged.
Yeah, I think that the people in power are very confident and it's going to be to their detriment that they are this confident because I think that like what Trump did, which was he basically tore down these institutions that we used to revere and he basically revealed them to be just trash and evil.
The COVID thing is doing the same and everything election is doing the same.
I think it's doing the same.
And they keep overplaying their hand.
And they do want you to feel isolated.
They do want you to feel alone and don't ever succumb to that because we can use all of these things to our advantage.
And Josh, too, isn't it so crazy how we've destroyed the traditional family so much and then also normalize sending our children to go be raised by the state.
I was homeschooled.
I hated it when I was homeschooled.
But looking back now, I realize that it's probably the best thing that my mother could have done for me because my mom was raising me, not the state, not the schools.
My own mother was raising me.
We've destroyed traditional family.
We've destroyed the role of females, of mothers.
We've, you know, taken them out of that nurturing place where they're raising up the next generation and they're, you know, teaching them and guiding them in the way that they should go.
And now we have the entire state corrupting this next generation.
I'd like to listen to Yuri Besminov.
He's a former KGB defector propaganda expert.
He talks about what it takes to subvert a country.
It takes about 10 to 15 years.
And why is that?
Because you re-educate the entire generation and then that generation comes up.
Look at where we're at right now.
They have infiltrated our corporations.
Our schools take your pick.
They've infiltrated our highest institutions.
Look at the Supreme Court nominee right now who can't even define what a woman is.
Which we're going over to the Supreme Court after this.
We literally are going to go over there to film some stuff.
And it reminds me of a verse, 2 Corinthians 1.4 that said, like, blessed be our Lord and Father, Jesus Christ, who comforts us in all of our affliction, or some verses say tribulation, with the comfort that which we ourselves are comforted by God so we can comfort other people.
It's a little bit out of order, but it's literally, I think the exact verse is genuinely that he comforts us and so we can comfort other people.
And that's the same comfort that we receive from God, meaning God comes to us and shows us in this tribulation what it's like to be comforted.
And I think people don't get what that means too.
And I want to keep this biblical.
I've been moving way towards God recently.
I've had a really rough time and not in my faith, just in the practice of it, right?
In obedience to God.
But I've been seeing more that God is the only answer and that this is not going to be one through politics.
And I look to this because I've been getting so discouraged, like you said, and about just like we are in a tribulation.
And before I even go further, you're Jewish, but are you religiously Jewish?
No, but the older you know God, that's all I'm wondering.
The older I've gotten, the more I have come to respect religion because obviously it was in vogue when I was in my tween, my tweens, my teens and 20s to be atheist or agnostic or whatever.
I mean, again, all of that is like eating unhealthy and sleeping around and all that.
Like it's instant gratification.
It's instant gratification to not believe in something bigger than yourself because it's, you know, it's oddly comforting, but it doesn't really, there's nothing substantial to it.
So the older I've gotten, the more I have come to revere it.
And who knows where I'll be five years from now.
So I'm not necessarily a practicing Jew, but I definitely respect it.
I can't like you even quoting things off the top of your head.
I can't do that.
Like, I'm not a theologist, you know, but I definitely don't reject that.
And I was telling your producer before that, and this is getting to Joe Rogan levels.
So I'm sorry if you guys find that cringe, but my turning point around was like my late 20s and early 30s, where I'm like, yeah, I think I should have kids.
I think I should have a family.
I should probably stop sleeping around.
You know, I should be more serious.
And it went hand in hand with doing ayahuasca and Joshua Tree.
Like, think about that, everybody that's listening.
So many things men try to say they figured out now so that they could get accolades and praise and worship and that they could feel like they're esteemed when it's common sense and the common sense that they have, they pretend like they don't know.
Like, what is a woman?
They take credit for hand washing, but can't tell you what a girl is.
So, I mean, like, really, how lofty, how lofty and high do men think?
And I want to ask you this, though, because there's so many good points that we can go here with the ayahuasca thing and changing, but it, but it, but it, but it says specifically here in that, in that verse that in the tribulation, the way that we endure it is through comfort from God.
And comfort comes literally like being comfortable.
This is crazy.
Learning to be comfortable in the most difficult time, collective time is kind of, I believe, how we're a witness and how we show people that genuinely God is real because they're going, everything's crazy.
The freaking dollar is inflated.
There's inflation.
We're devaluing our dollar.
Like, everything's going crazy.
I don't know.
And it is so uncomfortable.
You're not like, hey, man, like you said, fake, chill, chill, bro.
Just do ayahuasca.
Everything will be fine.
It's not going to be fine, actually.
And that's the point.
It's not.
But whether you are in prison or you are free, whether you have a lot or a little, you make it your aim to please God and you realize that you can be content in all things, like Paul says.
So it's realizing, and I'm like realizing this recently and why I'm going more towards God, is the only way that I can sustain through this, the only way that I can get through this is learning that God is going to have to be my focus because I can't change the circumstances in the world, but I can change the way I am aware of myself in it and the way that I am running my family in it.
And I'm learning and I'm going to go on a journey to learn to be comfortable with the fact that the world is not in my hands.
It's not in my control.
And I can't live reacting to it every day and just trying to freak out.
I'm like, you know what?
No matter what happens, my aim remains the same.
It's going to be to please God.
And I got to clean up my life in a lot of areas.
Still, I'm in my late 20s.
I've got to get more serious with my walk with God.
But it said that with that comfort.
And what he's saying is when people see what the comfort that we receive from God, rather than freaking people out and telling them, oh my gosh, you got to freak out about the future.
It says that then we help comfort other people.
So we learn what God does to make us secure and safe.
And then we transfer that comfort to people and say, check this out.
And they go, that doesn't make any sense.
Like you said, science doesn't show me.
There's no study.
Show me the psychology study that shows me that I should be comfortable in this.
No, it's not.
It's divine.
It's from God.
And check this out.
That's even cooler.
You don't have to change today and figure this out.
God can bring supernatural peace that passes understanding down in the depths of your heart.
And I'm like, I'm like, I'm going through like a second salvation period in my life where I'm like going, wow, I believe and I have faith.
And I even had, dude, people don't realize 100 years of my life where I never cussed.
I didn't have sex.
I didn't drink.
I didn't do anything.
And it didn't make me closer to God.
It just made me self-righteous.
And in fact, going and finding out my own world and searching and going out and trying to discover, like you said, you didn't have it all figured out.
I'm learning.
I'm uncomfortable now.
And what's the difference?
It's because I have to acknowledge that my goal is not to A, be self-righteous or B, change the world to be righteous because I can't control that, but I am to focus on God alone and to transfer that through the authority of God onto people in the world.
And it's like that understanding.
And maybe it takes ayahuasca.
Maybe it takes something, some experience or something spiritual to wake you up to realize that life is not just about what you feel, just about what you see.
That's why it's so important to have a strong relationship with God.
And to be quite honest with you, I don't know how atheists do it.
I don't.
Well, actually, I do.
Look at society right now.
Look at all of the people who are on antidepressants, who are alcoholics, who are addicted to drugs, who are addicted to sex, addicted to their money and their careers.
They're, you know, trying to replace God and they're trying to find this sense of fulfillment in one of these things.
And that fulfillment and that peace can only come from a relationship with God.
And that's why so many people struggle in the modern day because they are disconnected from God and they are trying to figure out why am I not happy?
Why am I not joyful?
What can I do to fill this hole in my heart?
It's God.
It truly is.
I've lived through this my own self.
And, you know, again, I've struggled and it's kind of crazy because, you know, human nature, it's like we want the easy way out.
And it took me a while to realize that, like, I may not at this show be able to raise $10 million, like Glenn Beck to donate to Afghanis.
Great, great.
I really care about Americans and we care about the people on the show.
Sav and I, and you guys listening and watching, have really come together.
And I've been so proud of the audience of this show of just putting your money where your mouth is.
We've been raising, we've raised money for Christmas.
You guys have helped each other out with so many things.
We did the bakery, helped the bakery, which ended up shutting down, but through some serious months of COVID.
It's been really fantastic.
And it's been so great.
And I genuinely, outside of the show, you know, I've always donated to the responses and to the donations myself because I don't just ask people to give money.
I don't ask people to support things that I wouldn't support.
I have a standard.
I'm never going to tell you to give money to something that I'm not going to give to.
And I'm never going to be bullied into it.
I don't think you should.
Money is scarce.
It's a commodity.
And when I read that verse and I think about the comfort to which we are comforted by God, I'm going to tell the truth to people.
I have never had a problem with money.
And I don't mean I've always had money.
And I'm speaking to someone who's listening to this.
And this might be you.
And maybe you need to share this with somebody.
I have never been in want because I have never needed money, even though it's required to live.
And what I mean by that is I've always learned to be content in whatever circumstance that I'm in.
And I've had a little and I've had a lot and I know how to enjoy it.
And I've always done a lot with a little.
And I've actually found sometimes when you have more, you get more narcissistic, more selfish.
And so here's what I want to say: you don't need a lot to help people out.
But if you want to help people out and you really genuinely want to use your money for good, there's a reason why I've never been with, I've never been in want.
I believe in God's testament about you give from what you have from the widow's might.
In the temple, the people were tithing and they were giving.
And people say, man, I can't do a lot.
I can't give $10 million.
Essentially, all the rich people were giving a tenth of what they had.
They were following the tithing laws.
And so, I mean, I'm going to use American dollars as a perspective because I think I don't know what their coins were.
Probably denarius or something like that in the Roman Empire.
But they were giving, let's say, you know, $4,000, you know, writing checks and cash into the bin, making sure everybody could see, essentially, being like a black dude at a strip clunk.
This poor woman walks over, takes what's called a mite, which is equivalent to like in our day, probably a dollar, I think, and drops it in.
But but it's, but it's genuinely just a dollar.
You can't do anything.
Today, you can't even, you can't even buy, you know, they can't buy you anything.
And the moral of the story was, was that she was the one who would be rewarded in God's kingdom because those that gave a lot gave out of an abundance and gave a fraction.
So whether it's less, but whether it's less or whether it's more, go to wrongopinion.net, go on there, find the ways to support him and to connect.
And even if you send him an email, even if you have nothing, and the most you can do is give him a follow on his social media links, even if all you can do is just pray for him.
Again, God's not judging you on this.
And I'm not being a preacher.
It's like, give money and God's going to bless you.
And like, there's a lot of different subcultures within the conservative world, but the camaraderie, I think, is what makes us very strong.
Like the support on Infowars yesterday was immense and it wasn't monetary or anything, but the fact that they had me on again to talk about this, you know, it makes you feel less alone.
And especially being behind a paywall, you're like, are people, does anybody even know I exist?
Like, I put a lot of work into this, and I kind of have to be behind a paywall because I don't really censor myself.
And I have one strike away.
I'm one strike away on YouTube from being banned.
So I just don't even post anything there.
Yeah, yeah.
So there's just no point.
And I use YouTube now to put classical music on for my son.
You know, like I don't want that band.
The algorithm knows what I like now.
So I, you know, must appease the algorithm.
But the point about, you know, giving whatever, even if it's just a follow, is absolutely true.
I mean, I've had pretty rich people subscribe to my show, and I know that they won't even watch it.
And they only subscribe for $10 a month, but that's not only.
Like, all of that adds up.
And I reach out and I say thank you because I don't expect much from people.
And the amount doesn't matter.
Just the fact that they are there when I need them matters.
And even for me, too, like when I've gotten emails of people just being like, hey, I like your work.
Keep it up.
Good job.
Even that is so helpful.
Because, like you said, you know, the reason why they censor us is because they want us to feel alone.
They want us to think that we're, like you said earlier, the crazy ones in society and we're the ones doing wrong here.
But in reality, we do speak for the silenced majority.
And so when we get emails like that, I know for me, it's really helpful because it's like, cool, thank you so much for just being here and seeing my work and being a fellow American that's willing to stand up with me on this one.
And I do want to say, like, obviously, that's not from the show, but I get paid from this show.
And that's possible because of our sponsors.
We're demonetized everywhere.
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And I and I find this really interesting though, is that we're getting to the point in life, and this comes deep into my heart where I think you made this point on Tim last night about Tim Pool, which you should check out the interview where Savannah was on and make sure you support her.
She's really fighting the good fight of faith on the internet.
Is that the amount of people that say, yeah, you know, they take our guns, you know, they take our guns.
I'll freaking shoot them if the government comes.
Really?
Well, the immigrants, the illegal immigrants taking your job, not just illegal, the legal immigrants, the ones your government is allowing them to come.
It's not just law breakers.
They have millions.
Yes.
It's legal are taking your jobs and you're not saying anything about it.
In fact, you support those.
You can stand up and go, I love legal immigration.
You're not even standing up for your own country.
And I don't mean that in a bad way.
I mean, people are not as strong as they are.
So people love to say, I want to help.
I want to give.
I want to change the world.
But the thing is, is that change starts with submitting to God.
And I know this, I'm convicted by it.
And it also comes in your own life in what you can do.
And it's called, it's called delusions of grandeur.
My mom used to tell me that people always have this idea of they're going to be the protagonist in their own story.
So they think, they think in a large archetype, right?
This is what this is what it is.
Everybody, it's like they go out there and they want COVID to end, but they'll still wear a mask and they still get injected.
And it's like, you really don't want it to end.
You don't realize that change starts with you making the little decisions now to not submit, to reject the system and to support those, to bear each other's burdens.
Everyone else around you is suffering.
And I don't know if you guys agree with this, but we're getting to the area where everyone is against us except us.
The new world order, the nation states, the education systems, the banking systems, the media, every institution, the corporations specifically, companies, everybody's against us, except for us.
We're living in the most insane time in human history, and I've never been happier.
And I'm not speaking for anyone else in this room, but I think that when you come to that realization with what you just said, it's kind of comforting, you know?
And then, and then it doesn't dissuade me from my own goals of growing my family and living the way I want to live.
It's interesting with all the power that they have, they don't have it.
See, and I want to get back to your point, too, Elijah, about just the common man being able to make a stand.
You know, back what, like four or five years ago, I was nobody.
You were nobody before you started this.
You were nobody before you started your platform.
We were all the, you know, common man, if you will, but because we were willing to stand up and speak out against these issues, now we've been elevated.
Now we have the platform and the voice.
But what I want a lot of people to understand is that they could be extraordinary and they can be, you know, the main character in their story and they can make the change.
They can, you know, stand up and say no to the face mask.
Go hold up a sign in protest.
Just do something, but like have a backbone and stand up and don't think that, you know, oh, I'm nobody.
I can't do it.
It's, you know, I need Elijah Schaefer to speak for me.
You don't.
You can do it.
Dude, back in the day, I didn't think I would ever be where I'm at right now.
I went and I held up a sign that said Police Lives Matter, say his name, David Dorn, because David Dorne had just been brutally murdered by B11.
And I, and I, and I have, when I, people honestly criticize me, when they're not just like mocking me, but I get honest criticisms about like my faith.
You know, you're a bad example, this, this, and that.
You should work on it.
And I've responded to people with something very serious.
I go, if you're such a better example, and I don't mean this cocky, why don't you then go out?
If you're if you're the person, you think that you're the person that could be the best example, and I don't, I'm not, I'm not being petty.
If you really think that you're lacking, everyone's lacking, and you've got it, and you're the one who's going to show people what really it is to be a man of God or a woman of God, you need to obey God's calling on your life, and you need to put yourself out there because you can criticize everyone for not affecting the change that you want or being the way that you want, or you can take a leap of faith and go out and to do something.
And if you see problems in the world, that's how you make the change because you go, These people, this country, this nation is lacking somewhere where I see I can do something great.
Man, I'm looking out there, and like, and it's not just my faith, that's what I get attacked on the most.
Atheists consistently say they get attacked on atheism.
I'm always attacked by Christians, so I mean, I don't know.
I mean, it's how it works.
And it's like, okay, you need to pray to God and you need to ask Him if He's calling you out to be that example and to be that witness, or are you just being prideful and you really can't handle and you don't know what it's like?
I don't know, but go ahead and go forth and go out.
But I also want to say, gen, genuinely, about this is you said, like with the nobody or with this or that, like a few years ago.
That's the point: it's not even that you're somebody or you're somebody or I'm somebody, it's that we actually give a damn.
And that's what I like about in this room and why we're doing this podcast differently.
We make an entertainment show because, as Glenn Beck tells me, obviously, this is a business first, and so many people give a damn, but they don't understand how to make a business out of it.
So, then they end up just losing everything and they don't know how to make a living, which is important.
But also, more than more people than not just make a living off this and they don't actually care, they don't actually know what's best for the country.
They just want to shove their views on people, and it's leading people in the wrong direction.
It's not helping the country move forward, and it's like we actually care so I can transform in my views.
I don't have everything right, I haven't got everything right, you have not gotten everything right, and you know that.
And you're sitting there and you're listening and you're watching, and you're like, I don't have everything figured out.
No, you don't, but if you give a damn, if you care and you want to see what's good, you can get on that journey too.
But if you're not willing to sacrifice, if you're not willing to lose things, if you're not willing to be ridiculed, if you're not willing to take the heat, then you don't give a damn.
That's how you know you don't give, you don't give literally a crap.
For it's just it's just smoke, it's it's it's a smoke screen.
Because if you're if you don't give that damn, or if you if you if you're afraid of the criticism or you don't want to take it, then really you care about yourself and you don't care about the people around you.
No, man, no, but another thing is that, uh, because you mentioned to be tenacious.
Uh, what I like about the podcasting world is that there is a barrier to entry.
It's really hard to do this.
A lot of people start off a podcast or something because they, you know, they think they're going to be Joe Rogan and then they quit after like two or three episodes because no one listens.
That's what I'm saying, and then eventually it can turn into something.
And if you're afraid of getting canceled, but you really want to voice your opinions like, I'm not anonymous, and my it's my real name, my real face, everything's out there, but you can still be kind of anonymous if you want.
I mean, but if you think what you have to say is worth a damned, then just keep doing it.
No, because Deuteronomy 24, 20, verse 4 talks about the fact that the Lord is the one who goes with us and that He gives us victory against our enemies.
And that's what I want to remember this.
It's not just tribulation, but it's victory.
And victory doesn't always mean, again, the same thing, like winning a battle, because winning the battle is winning a trial.
The trial is a battle.
Those are almost synonymous to many people.
I'm going through a personal battle or struggle.
I'm going through a trial.
But victory is accomplishing what God says you should accomplish in the opposition.
So, if what God says is that the way that what he wants to give you in tribulation may not be overcoming the enemy, but it is to be comfortable in the tribulation, then your victory is comfort.
And you don't want to control that because you're going, well, I don't think God's with me because I don't see the world getting better.
I don't see these things changing because God must not be real.
No, because God didn't say that he's going to, you know, unseat Joe Biden.
He didn't say that he was going to, you know, make the dollar be the petra dollar forever.
What he said is, no matter what happens, trial and tribulation, I will give you comfort.
And that's the victory is comfort.
And so right now, you're our goal, he says he will give it.
So if you trust him and he fights our enemies and gives us that victory, and that's how we win.
We're comfortable and we're fine.
Go harder.
Burn us at the stake.
And that's why you have martyrs who are literally burned alive, saying, if it's for Christ, if it's for God, if it's for what's right, then so let it be.
And I'm not joking.
This is where we're at in this moment.
And I don't think we can hide.
And I think by you not hiding, genuinely, I know Sav knows this too.
Sav, besides us being nearly perfect, there's 1% of both of us that has genuine, we have our own problems and struggles.
But I don't think that should not keep you away from, that should not keep you away from God.
Because if you want to seek to do what's right, I believe we're all getting pulled way closer to God.
And that's where the movement's headed in general.
The movement, I don't care about this whole like, whether you're Catholic or Protestant.
And I want to leave on this John 16:33, which is saying that, you know, Christ said, I had told you that in me, Jesus Christ, that you will have trials, that you will have tribulations.
In this world, you're going to have trouble.
But you got to take heart because he's overcome the world.
And in that, he says he brings us peace.
And I always, I want to end on this because we have a few minutes left as we end this.
Asking you guys, when's the last time somebody in the world has told us that you can have peace that passes understanding down in the depths of your heart, which is what God says he gives us?
Because they say, how can you have peace?
There's literally war.
How can you have peace?
What is that comfort?
How are we comfortable?
We're comfortable because he gives us peace.
And they go, that doesn't make any sense.
You've got vices.
You've got struggles.
And I'm not saying you too, but anyone who's listening.
Yeah, you've got, yo, you know, your struggles.
Oh, I'm sure everyone listening knows you know your struggles.
So how can I have peace?
How can I have internal peace?
Well, it doesn't make sense.
It's going to pass your understanding because it's from the spirit of God in the depth of your heart.
And that's why you'll be comfortable because you're going, well, why?
He said, because I've overcome the world.
Know that in the end you win with God and that ultimately God's already conquered sin and death through the through the cross.
And so you go, I just am not living for this world.
And God promised me this would happen and I already know it's going to.
And so I'm here.
And so, you know, any, Josh, I want to give you the final word on this with people genuinely that are out there.
How can they be courageous like you?
How can they have that ability to stay calm in this?
And how can they support you?
And again, just reminding people who might have jumped in late, how can they support your work?
My friends actually put together, and this is an interesting thing, like the camaraderie.
Without asking, my friends who work in tech, they put up a website for me, wrongopinion.net, where you can find where my show is on Gumroad.
A lot of people don't know what that is, but wrongopinion.net is a very easy place where you can remember and go to.
And I hope you guys subscribe to the show.
But it's just, you know, I grew up with rich kids.
I don't know if this applies to what you were talking about, but I grew up with really, really wealthy people.
You're talking about the Jews own the banks.
One of them, his family owns like all of the Colombian banks, and he went to a secret society in an Ivy League university and arranged marriage with another billion, you know, billionaire family and all that.
So I know these types of people and they don't have the trials and tribulations that the average person has, but I see them as way more unhappy.
They don't have meaning in life.
And it's because everything was given to them and they have that peace and comfort without without having earned it.
You know what I mean?
You have to earn being peaceful and comfortable and happy.
And the only way you could do that is by is by experiencing all of the madness that we are experiencing.
And you have to fully embrace it and you become stronger that way.
If you have a strong body and a strong mind, there's nothing that they can throw at you that will keep you down and demoralize you.
Like I said, a huge reminder on the Widow's Might that supporting does not mean, and I'm challenging, I hope more people support him way beyond what I'm able to personally.
But I also know that, again, you might support him way more.
And that that doesn't just mean money.
It literally could mean you have nothing and all you can give him is your prayer, but prayers are the strongest thing right now in general.
So please know some things are unwarranted and I think dickpics are always unwarranted in general.
Always.
And also to shout out to Savannah Hernandez from the Rapid Fire podcast.
Follow her, I'm saying as many places as possible because you never know where she's going to get banned.
But we'll keep you updated with that.
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If you guys would stop posting anal fisting porn and people pooping in each other's mouths because you're mad because you got trolled and you make anon accounts and you say you're traditional Catholics, but somehow you have access to fecal scat porn.
You got to confess your sins.
You got to go see a priest or something and talk to God because you may be going to hell.
Just an FYI.
This is a real thing.
Anyway, have a great rest of the week and may God bless the United States of America.
