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Living in a Fallen World
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| I had somebody accuse me, a reviewer last week, said that I was too Hobbesian. | |
| Too what? | |
| Hobbesian. | |
| He is the philosopher famous for the statement that life is nasty, brutish and short. | |
| And as Christians, we do acknowledge that. | |
| One of the first things we have to acknowledge is we are fallen living in a fallen world. | |
| It is the process of ours trying to reach up to the light of God that distinguishes us from those who do not. | |
| It is the struggle that we go through in this world. | |
| It is true. | |
| And we have seen great leaders in the past try to point that way. | |
| We live in a fallen world. | |
| We live in a world with ISIS. | |
| We live in a world with a psychotic in North Korea. | |
| Now, do we stick our heads in the sand or do we stand up and say, no, I am going to stand for the light. | |
| I am going to stand for the truth. | |
| Talk to the veterans we still have who liberated the camps and then try and tell them that Iran is right and it never happened. | |
| There is a lot of mistakes in this article about your book. | |
| Well, popular mechanics? | |
| It's so funny. | |
| This article came out a few days ago. | |
| March 31st. | |
| Dr. Pry and I were immediately communicating on that. | |
| But here's what it says. | |
| I read a pre-publication copy of a book called One Second After. | |
| I hope it does get published. | |
| I think the American people need to read it. | |
| That's Congressman Bartlett who chaired the committee. | |
| First of all, the book was published how long ago? | |
| 2009. | |
| This book. | |
| But anyhow. | |
| And then it says it's the story of a ballistic missile EMP attacked on our country. | |
| The weapon was launched from a ship off our shore, and then the ship was sunk so that there was no fingerprints. | |
| It's interesting. | |
| That article is quoting an interview with Dr. Prye from Congressman Bartlett eight years ago. | |
| And let me provide a genesis here. | |
| When I first started working on the book. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| Let's go there. | |
| This is crazy. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| I'm trying to figure it out. | |
| It's fake news. | |
| It says the weapon was launched from a ship off our shore, then the ship was sunk so there was no fingerprints. | |
| The weapon was launched about 300 miles high over Nebraska and it shut down our infrastructure countrywide. | |
| The story runs for a year. | |
| It is set in the hills of North Carolina. | |
| At the end of the year, 90 percent of our population is dead. | |
| There are 25,000 people still alive in New York City. | |
| The communities in the hills of North Carolina are more lucky. | |
| Only 80 percent of their population is dead at the end of the year. | |
| And then Bartlett, who was spooked by the novel, said after he left Congress, he became a survivalist. | |
| And just to be clear, the claim that North Carolina could kill 90 percent of the American people was directly pulled from a science fiction novel. | |
| That's not true, is it? | |
| No, it's not true. | |
| Let me give the linear, real facts. | |
| When I first started working on the book, actually back in 2005, I spoke to Congressman Bartlett. | |
| Did he become a survivalist? | |
| I mean, is he believing that let's put it into its context to answer that? | |
| Bartlett gives me advice, gives me the reports. | |
| I will talk to Dr. Prague, Dr. Woolsey. | |
| My reports, congressional reports come out. | |
| 2009, I gave Congressman Roscoe Bartlett 535 copies of the book. | |
| My publisher did. | |
| They were handed to every member of Congress. | |
| Wow. | |
| They wound up as doorstoppers in most liberal congressional offices. | |
| Bartlett gets gerrymandered out of his district in 2012. | |
| He then moves to West Virginia, where I believe it might have been the Washington Post does a slam piece on him a year or two later, making him look like he's crazy, where Bartlett just simply said, no, I want to retire to a farm I had up in West Virginia and I wanted to be off the grid. | |
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Not Prepared, Not Protected
00:00:38
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| What's wrong with that? | |
| So, where I'm so angry is it's lying. | |
| It's false news. | |
| It's saying, look how foolish these people are. | |
| And I have to ask, where will that magazine editor be? | |
| Where will that author be on the day it goes down? | |
| They will most likely be protected where the rest of us who are not prepared will not. | |
| And I got to say it again. | |
| You all better be prepared. | |
| Things are not getting easier at this moment. | |