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	Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to No More News.
	I am your host, Adam Green.
	It is Thursday, June 15th, 2023.
	And today we have a podcaster I always enjoy listening to and talking to.
	He's been on the show many times.
	You guys all know him.
	You all love him.
	You've all been requesting him.
	He's an excellent critic of the Judeo-Christian temple cult, the Zionist.
	Welcome back to the show, Mr. Charles Giuliani.
	How you doing, Charles?
	Hey, glad to be here.
	Glad to have you.
	It's been a while.
	I don't know.
	This is maybe our fourth show, third show, fourth show.
	I don't know.
	I'm not keeping track anymore.
	You're over on Truth Hurts Radio right after you were on at least the third.
	Yeah, right after you were on last time, you had your YouTube channel banned.
	I'm sure just a coincidence.
	Yeah, you're over on Truth Hurts Radio, streaming on Odyssey, putting out a whole bunch of podcasts on an array of topics all related to basically the Judeo-Christian temple cult.
	I see you've been covering Christendom 2 on there as well, which is the mirror of my old YouTube channel.
	And I've been adding new stuff too as I've been going along.
	I was at the gym today.
	I listened to one of your latest podcasts about Zio influence in ancient India.
	I've been covering these series on Jewish expulsions, riots, Jewish exceptionalism, Jewish emancipation, a bunch of topics.
	What are you working on now?
	What's been on your mind lately?
	Well, on the Christendom one, I've been talking about, you know, MK Ultra, mind control, and how the most important function of that was what has been playing out in the past three years.
	Their biggest concern was how to mass manipulate the general public, not just the individual.
	That was part of it, you know, to make Nigerian candidate mind-controlled assassins and whatever.
	But their biggest aim was mass mind control.
	And so I'm doing a series right now on the whole COVID fraud and how everything that they used, you know, the masking, the isolation, the social distancing, all of it are techniques that have been employed by the CIA and the U.S. military, you know, with their prisoners of wars, prisoners of war.
	For example, at Guantanamo, remember 20 years ago, the big fiasco that, you know, that blew open with that, they were trying to, that was nothing new.
	They'd been doing that for decades, but now they're trying to make it official policy to get people to accept it as the norm.
	But anyways, if you look at pictures that were released of the Guantanamo prisoners, they were all wearing masks, gloves, even goggles.
	Remember, Fauci was trying to push the goggle thing?
	Might be a good idea to wear goggles too, because it could be transmitted through the eyes.
	This is sensory deprivation.
	And they know, I quote from several CIA documents, which admit that non-physical torture is more effective than physical torture, actually.
	It has a greater influence, a greater potential to put people in a state of panic.
	And sure enough, that's just what they did with the whole COVID thing.
	You know, people were literally going crazy.
	I remember when Trump was asked very early on in April of 2020, aren't these measures, these strict measures that you're talking about here, the lockdowns and the quarantining, isn't this going to cause more deaths than the disease itself?
	And gleefully he replied, oh, of course it is.
	Yes, why?
	There's going to be mass overdoses, suicides like never seen before.
	And indeed, there were.
	We'll probably never know the exact toll, but there were quite a few reports of all different age groups, right?
	Not just suicides, but I think a lot of seniors died from depression.
	You know, your immune system drops when you're cut off from loved ones, when you can only wave to them out the window, you can't see them in person, reach out and touch them and hug them.
	I think a lot of them, their immune systems became compromised, and conveniently they wrote that off as death from COVID, right?
	But I think a lot of it was the social isolationism.
	And you got to love this, too.
	All the while they were telling family members, oh, no, it's not a good idea for you.
	In fact, you can't go to visit your elderly loved ones in nursing homes.
	You could pass COVID on.
	It turns out a lot of them around the country were taking in overflow patients from local hospitals that had COVID.
	Did you know that was going on?
	Yeah, they were like that.
	It all seemed like a big beta test of like manufactured consent.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But that was the ultimate slap in the face.
	You can't visit your loved ones because you might give them COVID in the nursing home, but they were actually letting known infected patients, COVID, whatever, you know, probably just the common flu, right?
	That's all COVID pretty much really was.
	Did you know that they claimed that the common flu was down 98% in 2020?
	How do you think the common flu dropped?
	Must have been all those flu shots, all those pushes.
	Oh, this is even before the shots.
	This is even before the...
	Yeah, yeah.
	But the point is, by saying that the common flu dropped by 98%, they were just taking the regular yearly flu numbers and turning them into COVID is what they were doing.
	So disgusting.
	Just to create the illusion that there was this massive horror show playing out.
	None of it was true.
	The whole thing was propaganda from the word go.
	If there was anything to the initial whatever it was that people were getting, I think it died off quickly, whatever it was, right?
	And so they just...
	Right.
	I'm still not sure where to stand.
	I've seen a bunch of videos, you know, that the whole germ theory is wrong.
	I know it came out of the.
	What's that?
	I don't believe that it's wrong.
	I've been around a sick person.
	I've caught their cold and then I've been real sick.
	Chicken pox.
	Chicken pox, right?
	When you were around kids with chicken pox, you got chicken pox.
	So I think there's a lot of confusion.
	And nobody at a lay level, right?
	Us researchers, there's no way we can know for sure because we're not medical scientists.
	We just have to go by what others are saying.
	The point is, even if you look at the ones who say that germ theory is wrong, there's still something that is being caught, whether it's exosomes or genetic spillovers, all kinds of different reasons are given.
	It's still something that is transmittable that's microscopic.
	So at the end of the day, it comes out the same.
	The point is, something was going around.
	I got sick.
	I don't know what the hell it was.
	I don't care.
	But I know this.
	Did you lose your smell and your taste?
	No, no, no, no.
	I did.
	I was laid up for about two weeks.
	I was bedridden.
	It was a bad flu.
	I had a bad flu, real bad flu that lingered for a long time, like before the pandemic became official.
	I was wondering if I caught something.
	That was like the last time I've had the flu, too.
	I haven't had the flu since before COVID.
	I don't think I ever.
	I don't know that I ever got it.
	I was a kid.
	I never got sick.
	In fact, I almost never get colds.
	All of a sudden, in April of 21, there I was.
	So, you know, it was something.
	I don't know what it was.
	I never got tested.
	I wouldn't allow him to test me.
	I wanted nothing to do with that.
	But anyway, so, yeah, I was later for about two weeks.
	But it was the same exact type of symptoms I had when I was like 10 years old.
	I got really lightheaded.
	I had to lie down.
	I was weak.
	And toward the end was the worst of it.
	I hallucinated.
	I was talking nonsense.
	I called my son and I said, Hey, here's what I want you to do.
	I want you to call up and order yourself a Ferrari.
	We're going to be millionaires in a couple of weeks.
	I had this elaborate thing worked out in my head where I honestly thought that I cracked the code.
	I know how to work this system and we're going to be millionaires.
	So my girlfriend at the time, she grabs the phone and she's telling my son, don't listen to your dad.
	He's out of his mind right now.
	And what was the plan to become a millionaire?
	I'm interested in this.
	I like get rich schemes.
	Well, I forgot.
	Maybe I did crack the code, but I lost it after I got better a couple of days later.
	But I passed out three times.
	And what was so weird is I didn't feel it coming on.
	The first time I'm walking down the stairs, I get, luckily, I was only like three steps away from the bottom.
	And all of a sudden, I just collapsed.
	And, you know, my girlfriend's like, what the hell did you trip on?
	There's nothing there.
	Oh, my God.
	I don't know.
	I just fell.
	You know, I didn't think anything of it.
	Then I go in the shower.
	And a couple minutes later, I wake up and I'm trying to figure out, where the hell am I?
	And I feel this water coming down at me.
	And I'm like, I'm in the shower.
	How did I get here?
	I had no recollection, but I must have felt something coming on because I didn't have any bruises or bumps or anything.
	So I don't think I fell down in the tub.
	I must have just lied down and then just passed out.
	I don't know.
	The third time was like the next day.
	I was in the shower again.
	And this time I fell out of the shower, bang onto the floor.
	Yeah, yay.
	You just don't feel it coming.
	You know, it just.
	I saw a really disturbing video on TikTok the other day of just recently.
	This is Fleckus Talks doing interviews with people that are still wearing masks.
	And listen to how brainwashed these people are.
	Look at their answers when he asks why you're still wearing a mask.
	This is like your perfect example of like your normie believes everything that the news says NPC out here.
	Watch this.
	So you're still wearing your mask, I noticed.
	Are you vaccinated as well?
	Yeah, I am.
	So what's our thought process there?
	The thought process?
	I don't have one right now.
	Thanks for having me.
	It's always good to wear a mask because we don't know what can happen during the pandemic, but we're all vaccinated here.
	So you're vaccinated as well.
	Yeah.
	What's the thought process there?
	I mean, like, we should believe that vaccine is like good right now because, well, the government is telling us to get vaccinated and we should believe that it's good for us.
	And we should all get vaccinated for sure.
	Wow.
	She's mind control.
	That's what it looks like to not think for yourself and not have any skepticism for authority at all.
	Yeah.
	Did you ever see that experiment?
	They have a woman come into a waiting room.
	She sits down and all of a sudden this buzzer goes off and everybody in the waiting room stands up.
	She looks up and she's wondering, what the heck's that all about?
	She looks back down.
	A few minutes later, the buzzer goes off again.
	Everybody stands up.
	She's still wondering, what the heck?
	By the third time, she figures, well, I guess that's the thing to do.
	So she stands up, right?
	This went on a couple more times, and suddenly one by one, everybody filters out.
	Now she's the only one left.
	She's still waiting.
	Another guy comes in.
	The buzzer goes off.
	She stands up.
	The guy doesn't do anything right away.
	By the second or third time, now he's asking her, why are you doing that?
	She says, I don't know, but everybody else was doing it.
	I just figured it's something we need to do.
	So the buzzer goes off a couple minutes later.
	Now he stands up.
	So once the programming is in, it just stays with people.
	Nobody questions it.
	Nobody asks what the rationale is.
	Is this benefiting me?
	Is it possibly detrimental?
	There's no thought process at all.
	Most people, most of the time, are going to just go right along with it just because they're told or because everybody else is doing it.
	It's unbelievable.
	I don't understand it because thankfully, I've never been that way, but most people are.
	Yeah.
	Most people go along with the herd, herd animals, and are very influenced by group think and what the group is doing.
	And that's how superstitions start, actually, too.
	It's like, oh, if we sacrifice, you know, this person in ancient times, the rain will come.
	And it's like, we've just always done it that way.
	And we don't know that it actually works or not.
	It becomes a deeply entrenched tradition.
	That's how the Trinity started, right?
	I mean, who cares that it's not in the Bible?
	The Bible's full of crap.
	But I just marvel that the whopping bulk of Christians today believe in this doctrine.
	It's not even in that nonsensical book to begin with.
	And yet they insist that you're a heretic.
	You're not a true Christian if you don't believe the Trinity.
	When in reality, you're not a true Christian, whatever that's supposed to mean, if you follow the Trinity.
	It's another example of the mind control.
	It's just so programmed into them, they can't imagine even questioning it.
	That would be blasphemy.
	And yet the doctrine itself, according to their definition of blasphemy, it is blasphemy.
	Man, oh man.
	But, oh, I'm sorry.
	Yeah, it's interesting with the Trinity.
	I've got interesting thoughts on the Trinity.
	It's funny that it's like the most important doctrine that Christians need to believe, and it's not even in the Bible.
	It's the foundation of Christianity.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And that's what one of the things that they decided in the 300s, like, what was it, 350, the Nicene Creed that Constantine put together?
	325, yeah.
	325.
	What did I say?
	350?
	Close enough.
	And close enough.
	I heard that like the group that was like most influential at that conference was the Alexandrian Christians slash Jews, right?
	And I have a theory that they wanted Christianity to be idolatrous and to keep Jews away from it because Jews know you're not supposed to worship.
	You're not supposed to violate the oneness of God, right?
	And they consider it a violation of the Noahide laws and it's idolatrous to believe that a man is God.
	So I believe that they purposely put that in there as like part of their deception.
	And then in the end, in the end of the 2000 years, this was just to be for Gentiles, right?
	Just for the Gentiles, almost like a trap to make them fall for an idolatrous religion and to keep Jews away from it.
	And then at the end of the 2000 years, we're seeing like a lot of people are moving away from Trinitarianism, going to Unitarianism.
	And there's like a lot of debates on if the Trinity is real or not and what that really means.
	And I feel like Christianity is slowly going to progress away from it so that Christianity becomes kosher and more Jews can like acknowledge that Jesus kind of was a messianic figure for them because he converted all the goyum to worship the God of Israel.
	And the point of the Messiah all along was to get bring judgment and obedience and rule over the Gentiles.
	So mission accomplished.
	Right.
	And, you know, it was just a religion for the Gentiles anyway, right?
	And they knew it would appeal.
	Their interest at the time was to recruit as many as they could, not only to exploit them and suck money out of them, but to use them for future uprisings or whatever, right?
	And they did, right?
	Insurrections.
	So they knew that it would be more appealing to pagans to make it polytheistic while yet still claiming to be monotheistic.
	They couldn't say that they were polytheistic, right?
	Because people would smell a rat with that one.
	So they're still professing to be monotheistic, but their monotheistic God is comprised of three persons.
	So it is actually polytheistic.
	So the pagans like that.
	It was very appealing to them.
	And they had a mother goddess, right?
	They're pushing Mary.
	The pagans had a mother goddess, you know.
	So they were still keeping their same saints, but they just had to change the name.
	So the pagans thought, okay, so I'll still worship this same statue as Jupiter.
	You can call it Peter.
	I'll go along with that.
	But in my mind, it's still Jupiter.
	You know what I'm saying?
	That's literally what happened.
	The statue of St. Peter's today in the Vatican that people still kiss as St. Peter, right?
	They kiss the feet of it so many times that the toes are worn off now.
	It's been kissed so many times over the centuries.
	But originally that was worshipped as Jupiter.
	It's not even a Christian carving.
	It's an ancient pagan carving.
	But they renamed it Peter, and people are still kissing the feet of it, not realizing.
	Yeah, the courtyard in Rome, the St. Peter's Basilica, they have all these pagan gods still, real big ones, all around the top of the building.
	And I've got clips of rabbis explaining that they think it was a necessary evil that the Gentiles needed some type of like pagan demigod in order for them to accept this religion and that it was necessary.
	They needed that in order to grasp it or something.
	Yeah.
	Right.
	That's why we got it.
	And if you guys have any questions.
	Go ahead.
	Oh, I was just going to say, we're just talking about how, you know, traditions, once they're in place, there you go.
	That's a tradition that's been in place now for 1700 or so years.
	And it's never going to go away now.
	Church leaders at the highest levels, they know the Trinity is a scam, right?
	Then again, they know the Bible's a scam too.
	But they're never going to tell people because they know that's going to take the whole thing down.
	But like you said, if they see that it's becoming more popular and people are pulling away and they're losing membership, you might yet see them retract it now and admit that, you know, but they're going to go with whatever's popular and whatever's going to keep the masses coming in.
	That's all they care about.
	When they talk about the truth, the truth, they don't care about truth.
	If they cared about truth, they wouldn't be pawning the Bible off on people because at that high level, they know the Bible is anything but truth.
	And it's funny.
	The way the Trinity, it's like, okay, God, Jesus, listening to Catholics or Christians talk about the Trinity, they sound so schizo.
	They sound so stupid.
	Like, oh, it's the ineffable mystery of the, you know, the sacred Trinity.
	You throw that word in there.
	Yeah.
	If you criticize the Holy Ghost, that's the only unforgivable sin, the Jewish ghost.
	You can't criticize that.
	It's just laughable.
	But yet they can't even define what the Holy Ghost is.
	And then when you ask them, if Christ is the son of the Father, because that's what the New Testament says, right?
	Then how come that also says that he was conceived by the Holy Ghost?
	If the Holy Ghost is a separate person from the Father, wouldn't that mean he's the son of the Holy Ghost?
	Try that on him sometime and watch their heads spin.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	The Christian people go like, oh, it's three in one.
	They're different, but they're the same.
	They've got different essences, but they're the same thing.
	It's just like, you sound like an sound stupid.
	And then Christ sits at the right hand of God.
	Really?
	Does Christ sit at his own right hand then?
	Because if God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and he sits at the right hand of God, he must be sitting at his own right hand.
	Oh, wow.
	It's almost like a psychological breakdown.
	They want you to believe in something stupid just to see if they can do it in a way.
	Yeah, right.
	But it's also not just the Trinity.
	Yeah.
	We got a couple super chats.
	Hold on.
	We got a couple of super chats here I want to get to real quick.
	Very generous contribution from Don Jenkins.
	He says, two of the greatest folks shedding light on Torah-based obscurantism keep up the great work, Adam and Charles.
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	That's how you support the show and make it possible.
	I appreciate you all for the support.
	And let's see if we can see that.
	I heard somebody mentioned Judas Crestus the other day.
	They wanted us to talk about that.
	Right.
	We got another one there, too.
	I don't know if you saw it.
	Talk shift says, Charles, I'm not sure if Adam is familiar with their Judas Crestus theory.
	Can you please give a brief summary?
	And just so everybody knows, Crestus was talked about by Tacitus, who was a Roman historian.
	He wrote in like 114 around there AD.
	And he said that there was this guy, Crestus, and he created a rebellion in, I think, Jerusalem in Rome.
	And everybody says that's proof of Jesus.
	So what's your theory on that?
	Yeah, if you heard my series on ancient Egypt, you know, I went through King David, King Solomon, King Saul, you know, blah, blah, blah.
	And I showed that the storyline, essentially, the whole storyline applied to them in the Bible, fancified and, you know, with a bunch of sugar and spice at it, as always.
	But the basic elements of the stories of those characters can clearly be paralleled with Hyksosian Egyptian pharaohs.
	You can actually go back and see that, oh, wow, they did occupy this territory.
	They were receiving tribute from this, that, and the other city.
	And, you know, they did conquer this territory.
	And you know what I'm saying?
	The same things are attributed to like King David match up, for example, with King Thutmosis III.
	And by the way, when you transliterate Thutmos or Thutmosis from Egyptian to Hebrew, it comes out to David Moses, interestingly enough.
	Literally, Thutmosis.
	One more time when you translate what it comes out to.
	Transliterate, which means, you know, like, for example, a T in Egyptian, the T sound becomes the D in the Hebrew.
	So Tut is really David.
	T-U-T becomes D-V-D, Dowed or David, minus the, you know, the vowels.
	They didn't include the vowels.
	So Tutmosis, it's two words.
	It's Tut and Moses, right?
	Not to be confused with King Tut, you know, he's a couple generations later, but he was still named after Tutmosis, right?
	The same prefix, Fat or Tat.
	Anyway, the second part is Mosi or Moses.
	That's where the name Moses comes from.
	So Moses is actually an Egyptian word.
	It's not a Hebrew word.
	Well, isn't it initially Moshe?
	Well, it's another variation of the same thing.
	Yeah, Mosis or Moshe.
	Anyways, but Tutmosis really is David Moses.
	That's how you transliterate that into Hebrew.
	And so if you look at King Thutmosis III, his reign matches up perfectly with King David.
	So my argument is, and always has been, that the biblical characters, even though the whole thing is, you know, it's essentially fiction, right?
	They just made these stories up, but they took them from actual personages that were members of their tribe.
	These were Hyksosian pharaohs that occupied Egypt, right?
	So they took these stories and they placed them in the Middle East when, in fact, they reigned in Egypt, but it was still one of their kind.
	You know what I mean?
	So now, once you realize that, now you come over to, you know, Moses matches up with Akhnaten.
	Monotheistic.
	He was like a monotheistic prophet or priest.
	And the God he imposed on the Egyptians, Aten, when you transliterate Aten from Egyptian to Hebrew, it becomes Aden or Adenai, right?
	There you go.
	And Adenai, or Yahweh, as he's later called, was a sun god.
	You can see numerous passages in the Old Testament that attribute solar themes to their God.
	But anyways.
	Also, volcano themes, too, right?
	What's that?
	Also, volcano themes, like he was a volcano god.
	Oh, sure.
	Yeah, they got that from the Canaanites, you know, Baal.
	I think I've seen you talk about that in one of your videos.
	He's even a moon god.
	What's that?
	I think I've seen you talk about that in one of your videos about the volcano god.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You video titled that something, volcano god.
	Yeah, I did a whole series.
	Yeah, they applied all of these things to him.
	They just took the whole hodgepodge and crammed it all together and mixed it in, you know.
	And people think this is all unique.
	None of it's unique.
	All the attributes, all the even the psalms, right, are stolen from previous cultures.
	A lot of, like the Akhnaten is said to have written the, you know, the hymn to Aten.
	But if you look at it, it's very similar to stuff in the Psalms, you know.
	So the Psalms are just stolen stuff that was written on temple walls in Egypt.
	They just took, when the Hyksos occupied it, they just took these poems and rewrote them and applied them to their God.
	But some of those poems, like the Akhnaten one, it wasn't that they stole it from the Egyptians.
	Akhnaten himself is the Moses character.
	He was a Hyksos.
	And this is what the Hicks, I mean, what the Hebrews have always done, right?
	Everywhere they've gone, when they got into power in the ancient world, they would impose their religion, or, you know, they would modify it a little bit so it looked like it was the culture pertaining to the culture where they were reigning, but it was still a new religion, right?
	Akhnaten took the name Aten, which was already in existence in Egypt, but he made it the only God now.
	And all the other gods were false.
	And you were, you know, a heretic and you were persecuted, arrested, even killed if you put up too much of a fight.
	Celestial dictatorship gives people full authority.
	That's why the monotheism was so alluring to people that wanted to control everyone.
	Right.
	Religion historically was the most powerful motivating factor, right?
	If you could get people on board with you religiously, you had them politically as well.
	Once you convince them that you're the son of God, and that's what Aten claimed to be, right?
	He was the human incarnation of the God Aten.
	He was divine himself.
	He was the son of God.
	Jesus comes along now.
	Bang, they give him the same title.
	Who was the Jesus character modeled after?
	If we follow this same principle, we look in history, who in the first century most closely matches up?
	Judas Crestus, no question about it.
	He preached the kingdom of God.
	He claimed to be the Messiah.
	He was an insurrectionist who used religion as a cover for his political aims, right?
	Quoted from the Old Testament constantly.
	Ultimately, after launching several insurrections, they finally caught up with him.
	He was even active up in Rome.
	They finally caught up with him.
	And guess who executes him?
	He crucifies him as a punishment for insurrection.
	They say Pilate.
	And this is Josephus, right?
	Is there another source that has information about Crestus?
	Oh, well, not contemporaneous, but there's other sources that confirm.
	Well, let's see.
	There was Suetonius, which I think he was the early second century.
	So he wasn't really contemporaneous.
	Tacitus mentions him.
	Even some early Christian fathers mention him.
	And for a while, Rome, several Romans make reference to both Christians and Christians applying the same titles and phrases.
	So it looks like early on, Christians and Christians really were one and the same.
	But as the centuries went on, and this was mostly at the hand of Christians, they tried to make a separation and make it out like there were two different characters and the Judas Crestus is not our Jesus.
	But early on, the Romans made no distinction, right?
	It was sometimes probably just a misspelling.
	I think it was exactly the same character.
	They later made some modifications.
	But I just want to clarify for Christians that want to say, oh, Tacitus is proof that Jesus was a real person.
	It's not even the same name.
	And Jesus, according to the Bible, was never in Rome.
	This character was having rebellions in Rome.
	So it's not proof of the biblical Jesus.
	Yeah, but what I would argue is that they're going by the New Testament narrative, which you have to toss out, even if you just go by the New Testament narrative, because it contradicts itself at every turn, right?
	I mean, it's ridiculous.
	All four gospels completely contradict each other.
	You could never assign someone the task of writing a biography of Jesus' life based on the only records we have of what is supposed to be his life because none of them get the details right, right?
	Especially in the most important aspect of the story.
	If you just concentrated on the last chapters of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John pertaining to the death, burial, and resurrection story, that's where most of the contradictions are.
	They don't get any details right.
	It's unbelievable.
	And what's amazing, and the Christians want to deny that there's contradictions.
	There's so many.
	The reason Jesus was killed, when he was killed, who he appeared to, you know, so much stuff.
	When they showed up, how many angels were there?
	Come on, man.
	And this isn't like multiple attestations.
	Mark was first.
	Matthew and Luke copied Mark.
	Luke copied Matthew and Mark.
	And they still, and this is how you know, they copied each other, so they're somewhat similar, but like Matthew would make corrections where he thought Mark got things wrong, or they would elaborate and expand and change things that they thought was better, you know, theologically, which shows that this is just, you know, a contrived, fabricated fiction.
	One of my favorite ones, and this is one of those pillars, like the Trinity, right?
	Except this actually is in the, well, it was added later, but at least it's in there, whereas the Trinity isn't.
	This is one of the pillars of the Christian doctrine that Christ was born of a virgin, right?
	Not only does that not stand the test, the truth test, if you go back to, you know, the so-called prophecy in Isaiah 7, 14, you know, that he would be born of a virgin.
	The word in that passage, it's not even virgin.
	It's young maiden.
	But nevertheless, Isaiah 7, 14, right?
	They translated it in the Greek Septuagint and put virgin, but the original in Hebrew was just young maiden.
	Right.
	You ask any Jew and they laugh at that.
	They say, no, it's ridiculous.
	It's not the word.
	They know it.
	They know it's nothing to do with that.
	And it wasn't even a prophecy, right?
	It wasn't a prophecy.
	It was about somebody at that time that actually was born.
	Right.
	In fact, if you go through all of the messianic prophecies, you're lucky if maybe three or four of them are actually even delineated as prophecies or actually are worded such that they are pointing to a future event.
	Almost every one of them are statements pertaining to something either going on in that day or something they're looking back to that already happened.
	Completely out of context.
	Completely out of.
	What they would do is they would just search the scriptures.
	That was their source for the Jesus narrative.
	So they would, a lot of times, the Greek Septuagint, too.
	So not even like eyewitnesses that actually witnessed Jesus saying these things.
	They were looking, their source for the narrative and the biographical details about Jesus was the Old Testament scriptures.
	Paul even blatantly says it.
	Here's one of my favorite.
	There's a passage in John where it says, you know, the soldiers came to break the legs of the thieves, right?
	And when they came to Christ, they saw he was already dead.
	So they didn't break his legs.
	They would do this to hasten their death, right?
	Because when you're being crucified, it's hard to breathe.
	Your chest is pushed out.
	And so to breathe, you have to push yourself up, catch a breath, and then let yourself back down again.
	And you would hold that for another five, you know, three or four minutes, however long you could hold it.
	You couldn't just breathe, right?
	Because your chest is extended out.
	So if they would come and break your legs, you couldn't prop yourself up and you would die quicker.
	You would suffocate.
	Your lungs would collapse.
	Anyways, anyways.
	So it says when they came to Christ, they didn't have to break his legs.
	He was already dead.
	And it says, this was done so that it might be fulfilled.
	The prophecy that says he keeps his bones, not one of them is broken.
	And so Christians get all excited over that.
	See everything down to every detail.
	Even the thieves getting their legs broken, but not him.
	That's prophecy.
	But if you go back to the Psalms where that prophecy is recorded, it's interesting if you read the previous verse.
	It's not a prophecy.
	It's not looking forward to anything in the future at all.
	David simply says, many are the afflictions of a righteous man, but God delivers him out of them all.
	He keeps his bones, not one of them is broken.
	It's just talking about a righteous man.
	And that's not even true, anyways, is it, though?
	How many righteous men do you know whose bones don't get broken?
	You know, I mean, it's ridiculous.
	Also, the goats in Yom Kippur, that's one of the rules in, I think it's Leviticus.
	They're not allowed to have any broken bones.
	Right, right.
	So for Christians, oh, that's so profound.
	He fulfilled that type, an anti-type.
	You know, he's the lamb of God.
	His bones.
	But the pro, but the so-called prophecy in Psalms, it's not a prophecy.
	It's not looking forward to anything, a Messiah or otherwise.
	John or whoever wrote John is simply pulling that verse out of context and giving it a meaning that the original author, whoever the hell it was, never intended.
	They would just scan through Old Testament scriptures and try to find anything they could to like advance the story or add to a detail of Jesus.
	And then the Christians go, this is proof the Old Testament, the New Testament in Jesus is proof that the Old Testament is real.
	And the Jews have the power of prophecy and their God's real and he really chose them and they're the nation of priests and they have magical prophecy powers.
	And it's like, I always try to argue with these Christians in these debates and say, no, they don't have magical powers.
	They had all these books and then they created a new story.
	It's not a miracle that there's hundreds of prophecies fulfilled with Jesus when they knew all the prophecies and they just wrote them to fulfill these things.
	That's the thing.
	Even if the Old Testament passages were clearly delineated as messianic prophecies, and they're not, but even if they were, and now they're saying that Jesus fulfilled all this, you're still left with the problem of how the hell do you know, A, that this character existed the way he's portrayed, and B, that he did or said any of the things, because all they can do with hindsight is simply take those prophecies and invent the stories in this character's life and say he fulfilled it.
	You're still left with, you know, a burden of proof there that they, you know, they assure us that Jesus fulfilled these things.
	There's no way you could ever do that, even if those prophecies were actual prophecies.
	You can't prove that he fulfilled anything just because they said he did, really?
	I'm supposed to base my blind belief, and that's all faith is, right?
	It's a blind belief on something that people 2,000 years ago wrote that we can't even confirm.
	We don't even know who the hell wrote those books, right?
	That's another killer.
	Who wrote Matthew?
	Nobody knows.
	Mark, Luke, John, those names were arbitrarily applied later and centuries later.
	Nobody knows who the hell wrote them.
	The earliest that they know, they date them to like 180 AD.
	So 100 years after the Gospels were people believe the Gospels were written is when they finally attributed names to these gospels.
	Right.
	Another one of my favorite screw-ups in the New Testament, though.
	Oh, this is something I started to talk about and then I forgot.
	The virgin birth, right?
	Most Christians don't even realize this, but the virgin birth, quote unquote, forget the Isaiah 7, 14 thing.
	Just looking in the New Testament, the virgin birth is really technically only mentioned in one verse once.
	It's repeated later in Luke.
	But Matthew mentions just one verse.
	That's it.
	It's never brought up ever.
	It's not even hinted at.
	Paul, who wrote the bulk of the New Testament, right?
	He went off into these long theological discourses.
	You would think he would have jumped on that and preached reams of sermons on it, right?
	He never touched it.
	Why?
	Because he didn't know anything about it.
	It wasn't invented yet.
	And you can prove that by going to Matthew and seeing that in the genealogy of Christ, he traces Christ's lineage back to David through Joseph.
	Now, if Matthew thought Christ was born of a virgin, why the hell would he trace his lineage to David through Joseph when Joseph wasn't even supposed to be his biological father?
	You see the problem?
	Ridiculous, man.
	You're absolutely right.
	Paul never mentions any of the biographical details of Jesus that we find in the Gospels.
	Even when there were so many opportunities where he was arguing where he should have cited these things or what Jesus' teachings were, none of it.
	And then also the first gospel around 70 AD, Mark, doesn't have a birth narrative at all.
	It starts with Jesus just getting baptized according to the prophecies of Isaiah.
	That's the first words of Mark, the first gospel.
	And it just starts with him getting baptized by John the Baptist.
	No birth narrative until Matthew and Luke.
	And here, even Isaiah 7, 14, the virgin, it literally even shows here, the footnote, or young woman.
	Right.
	And we'll call him Emmanuel.
	They don't even get the name right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Never is he called Emmanuel once.
	You just need a lot of Christian people to write that off with this, you know, divine book.
	And then also, what's important is when they were in the New Testament referencing or citing a fulfillment of scripture, and it was actually a messianic prophecy, like the very famous star prophecy, the messianic prophecy of Numbers 24.
	When you go back and see the context, it's like about conquering the Gentiles and about, you know, ruling over the nations.
	Like they devour hostile nations and break their bones in pieces.
	That's the Jews do that.
	May those who bless you be blessed and those who curse you be cursed.
	That's referencing Genesis.
	This is the messianic verse.
	This is referring to Jesus.
	And look at what it says.
	I see him, but not now.
	I behold him, but not near.
	A star will come out of Jacob, a scepter.
	And Moshiach ben Joseph, Joseph was the son of Jacob also, that went to go rejected by his brothers, sold by Judas or the Jews, and went and reigned over Egypt, the empire of that time of the Gentiles.
	So a scepter, that's Messiah, will rise out of Israel.
	He will crush the foreheads of Moabs, the skulls of the people of Sheth.
	Edom, Edom was Rome, right?
	At the time, Edom will be conquered.
	Seer, his enemy, that's the mountain where the Edomites were, will be conquered, but Israel will go strong.
	A ruler will come out of Jacob and destroy the survivors of the city.
	And then it also talks about this is a prophecy from Balaam, Amalek being disgusting and gloomy and downright tyrannical that is, too, right?
	This is something that Christians get all excited over.
	Oh, let's welcome this wonderful, loving tyrant who's going to crush every.
	Come on.
	Yeah, it's literally right there.
	The Messiah, Jesus, who they likened.
	I mean, Jesus is the star, right?
	The star rose, and the three wise men showed up and they go, oh, we're here to worship the king of the Jews.
	But he's not a Jew, though, right?
	He's an Aryan.
	Yeah.
	So, yeah, right there, Edom, Rome will be conquered.
	They saw this verse and they thought, hmm, let's create a star Messiah prophecy that will conquer Rome.
	And what did Jesus do in a few hundred years?
	Conquered Rome just like they wanted.
	They couldn't beat him on the battlefield, but their religious propaganda and theological warfare sure worked.
	I love how the wise men or shepherds, because there's a discrepancy there, too.
	Which were they?
	Wise men or shepherds?
	But anyway, I love how, or, you know, Maggie, they're supposed to be royal figures one minute and then humble shepherds the next, and how they met in a manger one minute and then in a home the next.
	The whole narrative keeps changing.
	But I love how it says they came from the east and yet they were following a star in the east.
	Yeah.
	Were they walking backwards?
	How could a star in the east be leading them when they're coming from the ah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, man.
	Yep.
	Dissident Zelda says top tier content.
	I agree.
	I agree.
	Let's move over.
	I've got a couple news stories I wanted to cover and get your thoughts on.
	Like this one, Wrath of Liberty shares a rabbi Eckstein says, most Jewish people realize today that Bible-believing, true Christians are our best friends.
	What do you think of that?
	Thoughts on that?
	That's very telling.
	It's true, right?
	Yeah.
	And all we hear from these supposed anti-Zionist Christians is, oh, they hate Jesus so much.
	Christians are the only threat.
	The only real way to oppose the Jews is to worship the God of Israel, believe their Hebrew Torah scriptures, and follow the king of the Jews, the Hebrew Torah Moshiach.
	Otherwise, you're a Jew if you don't worship the king of the Jews.
	Muslims do the same thing, right?
	You know, they'll claim that they're against the Zionists or whatever, you know.
	And yet their Quran is actually more Judeo-I was going to say Judeophobic, Judeo-Felic, than even the Bible in some ways.
	You know, there's numerous passages in there that say that, you know, Israel was given to the Jews by Allah.
	It's their land.
	You know, all of them.
	They're the people of the book is how it refers them to.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	It's the same mind control there, too.
	You know, we got a coping Christian in the chat says, why not discredit all Abraham religions?
	Like, are you living under a rock?
	Do you not watch the show?
	How many times do I see comments too, like, Adam won't criticize Judaism?
	Like, are you guys fucking retarded?
	Seriously.
	Yeah, I get the same thing, too.
	I have talked about Islam, and I will again, you know, but in this country, the majority of people are Christians.
	Jews are minority, and Muslims are minority.
	So that's why I talk about Christianity.
	Also, the influence I still see it having on many of my family members and friends and what it did to me.
	I have a personal vendetta against it.
	I despise it.
	And I think it's actually even more dangerous than, well, it is Judaism.
	Let's face it.
	It is Judaism.
	Torah Messianism, 100%.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Judaism for Gentiles.
	Right.
	But Christianity as a form of Judaism is even more toxic than Judaism itself because of, I mean, look what it's done, right?
	It's sucked more people in than either Judaism or Islam.
	That brand of Judaism is more toxic.
	And I got to tell you, in my dealings over the years, we talked about this just before the show.
	You said the same thing.
	I've had more problems from Christians.
	In fact, that's all the problems I've ever had have been from Christians.
	I actually have never, that I know of, I've never had any problems with Jews over the years, all the talk that I've done exposing their crimes, right?
	Well, the Christians do their work for them.
	What's that?
	The Christians do their work for them.
	The Jews can just ignore us because the Christians are busy doing their dirty work defending the Torah for them.
	They're their apologists.
	They're enabling the Jews.
	How many times do rabbis say, oh, you know, the Torah is real because even the Goyim believe in it.
	We must be chosen because the Goyim tell us we're chosen.
	Even they believe it.
	So like it's reinforcing it even in their heads, playing along with this Judeo-LARP that they're dancing to.
	I can't say this about all the anti-Zionist Christians, you know, the ones who claim they're anti-Zionists.
	No such thing, right?
	All Christians are Zionists.
	Right.
	Don't you think so?
	But I got to tell you, I've known quite a few seemingly, you know, they think they're anti-Zionist Christian, who have actually said that, well, I know that God has a special plan for Israel.
	So all the while they're against, you know, Israel, quote unquote, they still have that in the back of their mind.
	So how are you genuinely anti-Israel if you think that God still has a special place for these people?
	They've been scoundrels as a whole, not all Jews, of course.
	But Judaism has been scoundrelism, criminalism from the word go.
	How could you say that any benevolent being, if there is one, would ever want anything to do with these people, right?
	He's got a special plan for them.
	Come on now.
	The only special plan a benevolent being would have for those people is to roast them in a freaking barbecue.
	But they claim to be anti-Zionist and yet they talk like that, right?
	Because of that book, it has them programmed.
	They can't see that that's still supportive of Judaism.
	Well, they worship the God of Zion, too.
	There's no disputing that at all.
	He's the God of Zion.
	That's his holy mountain.
	The law will come forth from Zion, all of these things.
	And I apologize, ancient civilization, if I called you a Christian, I assumed you were.
	But I mean, have you not watched the show?
	I always say Christianity and Islam are Noahides.
	They're preparing the world for the messianic age.
	They're controlled opposition.
	Christianity is the religion of Esau.
	They deemed the Arabs were Ishmael, Abraham's first son with Hagar.
	And then the Muslims came along after the Jews already thought they were the religion of Ishmael and said, Yeah, we're Ishmael.
	We're the descendants of Ishmael, some fictional Abrahamic patriarch character.
	Not a coincidence, not a coincidence that Esau and Ishmael are Christianity and Islam.
	And yes, they've always thought Islam is Noahide compliant.
	They worship the one oneness of God, the Abrahamic God.
	Yeah.
	Islam was basically created as a buffer against factions within Christianity that were being posing a threat to Judaism.
	You know what I mean?
	They knew that inevitably this might happen.
	And it did on occasion.
	Oh, yeah, for the years, Christians and Muslims have been pinned against each other.
	Even though they both believe Jesus is like a Moshiach prophet.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	That's what the Crusades were.
	That's what the war on terror was, right?
	They either sick Muslims on Christians or Christians on Muslims.
	They love it.
	It's just a big part of their game.
	That's all.
	They created both religions, Christianity and Islam.
	No question about it.
	I mean, come on.
	Just look at the way both of their holy books have nothing but good to say about Moses and Abraham.
	All these people are scoundrels.
	I marvel that Christians don't see this, you know.
	But if you look at the story of Abraham, there he was, pimping out his wife, his half-sister, by the way, his incestuous wife, pawning, using her as bait for Pharaoh, right?
	So he can get his foot in the door and walk away with some nice dowry, you know.
	Not dowry, but you know, child support, I should say, right?
	He set his wife up to have sex with the Pharaoh so that he felt obligated now because she's pregnant with his kid, right?
	And then he does it again later with an Amalekite king.
	And then lo and behold, his son Isaac, a generation later, is also doing it with the same Amalekite king.
	He lies and says that his wife is his sister.
	And the same thing.
	So three times you have this going on.
	Yeah.
	And it's just promoting the idea of trickery and deception is justified, just like Jacob tricked his own father to steal the birthright, but somehow Esau is the bad guy and hates him for no reason.
	Yeah.
	So inverted a message.
	That's what I love, the liar.
	Right.
	Here's Chabad.org.
	Kabbalah Prophecies: Terror in Our Time.
	It says end of days, Edom and Gog and Magog.
	It says Ishmael versus Edom are going to wage war against each other.
	Here it is.
	According to the Zohar, Gog is Edom, Magog is Ishmael.
	And they're going to go war against each other in the end of times.
	Yeah.
	This is what they want.
	And that will precipitate the messianic redemption when the two spin-off religions of Judaism destroy each other according to their prophecies.
	I have given it to you to pull down, to rip up and destroy, says Yahweh, meaning the nations, right?
	He gave it to Israel, his favorites, to pull them down, tear them up, destroy them.
	Yeah, that's nice.
	And that's the answer to our dilemma in this world: to turn to that God who says, I'm going to bring all nations before you.
	They'll bow before you and lick the dust from the soles of your feet.
	You know, I've been accused of raining on people's parades and trying to destroy what's sacred to them.
	No, I'm trying to snap them out of a delusion and prevent them from going through their whole life living a lie.
	It's all this is.
	It's easily demonstrable as a complete rotten fraud.
	Snap out of it, put on the big boy pants, and stop letting yourself be pulled like a horse with a bit in its mouth.
	That's really what it boils down to.
	And the truth hurts.
	Sorry, don't blame us.
	We understand this is your identity and it's a tough pill to swallow.
	The truth hurts.
	I kind of adopted your channel name in our video title today.
	That's what I called it.
	Truth hurts.
	I know that firsthand.
	I got to tell you, when I first found this out, it wasn't pleasant.
	I mean, I was in a tailspin.
	It's like finding your wife cheating on you.
	You know what I mean?
	Your life is totally upside down.
	I'm not saying it's easy, but sometimes you need a slap on the side the head to wake you up.
	If you're in a toxic relationship, right?
	You might love that person.
	You can't imagine life without them.
	But if they're screwing over, screwing you over behind your back, and they don't have your back, but are, you know, out for your to take advantage of you and maybe even, who knows, maybe even pop you off in the end so they can run off with their new liaison.
	You got to get out of that relationship, right?
	As much as it hurts to stay in it, it could be a threat to your life.
	Or if nothing else, at least you're going to be perpetually miserable.
	You're not really happy.
	Get out of that thing.
	This is what Christians need to realize.
	We're not here to reign in your parade.
	We're here to snap you out of it.
	You are under the most powerful mind deception.
	Every bit as much as the Covidians following Dr. Fauci, right?
	You're brainwashed.
	That's it.
	That's all this book is.
	It's a masterpiece of deception until you finally see it for what it is.
	And then you look back and laugh and say, that's so freaking ridiculous.
	How the hell did I ever fall for it?
	It's because you were under the deception.
	I use this analogy a lot, Adam.
	It's kind of gross, but it works well.
	If you're on the John, you don't notice your own smell, right?
	Because you're so inundated in it.
	Your nose kind of shuts it off, right?
	But if your girlfriend or spouse or whatever walks in, your boyfriend, whatever, the first thing they're going to notice is, woof, wow, you reek.
	And you're like, what are you talking about?
	I don't smell a thing.
	You have to actually get out of the bathroom for a few minutes, let your nose clear out.
	Then when you come back into it, you realize, wow, you weren't kidding.
	It does reek in here.
	That's how Christianity is.
	You don't smell it because you're inundated in it, right?
	You don't see it.
	You have to step away from it, clear your head a little bit, and then take a look at it.
	And you'll wonder how you never smelled it before.
	It's such a foul stench.
	That's me.
	I can tell you firsthand, I was so inundated in it.
	I thought it was the greatest thing.
	It Smelled perfect to me, right?
	I didn't smell anything foul.
	Not until I got away from it, cleared my head and looked back and said, How in the hell did I not notice that before?
	It's such a vile, foul stench, you know.
	It does upset you.
	Yes.
	Oh, yes.
	Like finding out your spouse or whatever cheated on you.
	It's not pleasant.
	I went through the whole gamut.
	First, hurt, bitterly hurt, right?
	Then you go through anger, just like you do in a breakup, right?
	When you find out you were cheated on.
	You're hurt.
	You're in a tailspin.
	Then you're angry.
	That little blankety blank got away with this.
	I went through all of that.
	To some extent, I'm still mad, right?
	I'm mad that I wasted all those years, all that money, all that time and effort for nothing.
	Nothing.
	I was chasing shadows.
	I wish I woke up a hell of a lot earlier.
	I got to tell you.
	I was 40.
	What was I almost 44, just before my 44th birthday is when I, so that's over four decades of my life wasted away with this crap, you know.
	I see people now in their 20s telling me that, hey, thanks, you helped to wake me up.
	I'm like, oh, boy, I wish you're way ahead of me.
	I wish I woke up in my 20s, you know?
	That's what I always think, too.
	I'm thinking like, I wish when I was like 15 or 12 or a young kid, I could hear somebody talk about the things that I'm saying today.
	That would have, that would have been amazing.
	Great head start.
	Imagine how much further along you'd be now, you know?
	You know what amazes me too is Christians will say to me sometimes, Adam, why don't you just focus on Judaism and the Jews and just leave the Christians alone?
	Like it just, it proves how much cognitive dissonance they have that they don't understand that Christianity is their greatest deception.
	I mean, look at it.
	I just showed you the, the, I could show you example after example of Jews saying about how Christians are their greatest ally.
	They love the fact that Christians worship the God of Israel and follow the Ten Commandments and believe in a Jewish Messiah.
	And these Christians go, oh, just leave us alone and don't be divisive.
	It's like you have fallen for their greatest deception, their greatest instrument of control.
	And then they become like conspiracy deniers and Jewish conspiracy apologists and go, the Jews would never create an elaborate deception and set up a controlled opposition religion.
	They're not known for that.
	It's like trying to get an alcoholic off the bottle or a drug addict off the pills, right?
	They, you know, they're clinging to it.
	Oh, it's my only hope in salvation.
	I can't imagine life without it.
	You know, they've been so dependent on it.
	They really think that they can't make it without it.
	They got to have.
	And so when they're saying that, they're doing the same thing the druggie does or the alcoholic, right?
	You're taking away their little candy.
	They like that illusory world that they enter into, right?
	Even though they might suspect deep down inside and can't even acknowledge it to themselves, they might suspect that it's not true, but they just, no, no, the whole life is built around it.
	Don't upset my cozy nest.
	I'm comfortable where I am.
	That's really what they're saying.
	They might not even realize that that's what they're saying.
	Yeah.
	No, they're addicts.
	I call them Jesus junkies, some of these people.
	My mom, my mom is a Jesus junkie.
	She is addicted to Christianity.
	And a lot of people, it's like they find Jesus when they're in jail or when they're having, you know, a tragedy or in the lowest part of their life.
	It's like a crutch that they desperately need, like an addiction.
	Yeah, it's a psychosis, too, because with a lot of them, they have these rituals they do every day.
	Look at Catholics.
	I call it religious OCD, right?
	Every freaking time they go by a church, they got to do this.
	I'm spying on poke an eye out of it constantly, constantly.
	What the hell is that doing for you?
	Has that ever done anything for you?
	Would you have been any different if you didn't do this when you went by the church or if you didn't kneel or genulect, you know, before you sit in the pew?
	It does nothing.
	It's like the real fanatic, Hasidic Jews, right?
	Did you ever see them before they eat?
	They got to wash their hand or cross over their right hand with their left three times and then the right hand three times over the left and do a few prayers.
	What the hell is the Catholics do the same thing?
	It's OCD.
	It really is.
	It's sad.
	It's pathetic.
	It's ridiculous.
	They're enslaved and they don't even realize it.
	They call that freedom.
	They think that, you know, they found Jesus now and they're free.
	No, you're not free.
	And that's truth too.
	It's the truth because the Bible says so.
	I heard one of your videos and I've been using your quote all the time.
	Christians aren't truthers.
	They're not red-pilled.
	Christianity is the ultimate blue pill.
	And they don't care about the truth.
	They care about the Bible.
	They don't love the truth.
	They love the Bible.
	And if anything conflicts with the Bible, they think it's not the truth.
	And you're an antichrist and you're going to burn in hell if you don't worship the king of the Jews and believe in Jewish magical prophecies.
	Killed by propaganda and saltwater Amalachite say Christianity is a hell of a drug.
	Copium is a hell of a drug.
	It's true.
	And both of them will ultimately wreck you.
	The illusion of feeling good.
	Comforting lies over the bitter truth because the truth hurts.
	And just I wanted to show one other.
	This is from Chabad Lubavitch.
	They will fight against each other.
	That is Edom and Ishmael, Christianity and Islam, will fight against each other because their religions are different.
	Their God will judge them with sword and blood, as it's written in Zechariah 14.
	Islam are all circumcised.
	Oh, coincidence there.
	Edom and their kings and princes in the north who are uncircumcised.
	And then again, it likens Edom to who?
	Who do they want to destroy?
	Who are they obsessed with destroying?
	Right here.
	Edom is, what does it say?
	The people that now, the descendants that now live in Europe, that's who their number one enemy is, Edom, the Europeans.
	Yeah.
	Absolutely.
	And that's why you have white supremacism.
	Somebody sent me a link recently.
	It was pretty good.
	It was a short little documentary where the guy is asking, where are the white supremacists?
	He's like, I've searched high and low.
	I've tried to find them.
	I can't find any.
	Where are they?
	You get the impression when you watch the Jew media that they're all over the place.
	Right.
	I see a lot of Jewish supremacists, though, everywhere I look.
	Right.
	You don't hear about that, though.
	So most Jewish people realize that Bible believing Christians are their best friends.
	And no matter how many times I show this, the anti-Zionist Christians just go, they hate Jesus so much.
	And that's not the full truth at all.
	They love the fact that Christians, that through Jesus, they worship the God of Israel.
	That was their ultimate goal as ever.
	Here's an example, too.
	And then you hear, oh, that's just a.
	They hated Hitler.
	No, no, they didn't.
	No, they benefited them a lot, even though they like the suffering.
	They consider, I got clips of rabbis talking about how Christian anti-Semitism has been crucial to keeping their identity, stopping from them from assimilating.
	Yeah.
	Refining them and suffering them for their required atonement to fulfill their prophecy in exile.
	One rabbi says, Christian anti-Semitism is our medicine.
	Like they need it.
	And they go, but Christianity persecuted them.
	So they would never create it.
	Yeah, it's sadomasochistic and sick, but that's what happened.
	And then you'll hear, oh, it's just the Protestants.
	They're not the real Christians.
	Or they'll say the Catholics, they're satanic and they're controlled by the Jesuits.
	Or the Orthobros, the Orthodox will say, oh, we're the only real church.
	You know, they're like a marginal fringe minority of Christians.
	This is the no-true Scotsman, right?
	Yeah, just on the basis of the divisions that you have within Christianity, right?
	Christ said that when the spirit of truth will come, he will guide you into all truth, right?
	When the hell has that ever been a reality from the first century on, it has never been a reality, not only within Christianity abroad, but even within a local Christian community or a local Christian church, even amongst just two Christians, there isn't that kind of unity and truth, right?
	You can't even find two Christians that agree on at least 80% of everything, right?
	There are major issues that any two Christians at random, even from the same denomination, bitterly disagree on.
	And yet, Jesus said, all truth, all truth.
	Where is this spirit that's supposed to guide them into all truth?
	They have never presented anything to the world that everybody agrees on is, quote, all truth.
	Christians don't even agree on.
	You know what I'm saying?
	If they had anything to hang a hook on, there would be consistency at least, right?
	Based on that promise alone.
	That wasn't a suggestion Jesus made.
	It was a guarantee, right?
	The Spirit will guide you into all truth.
	Well, show me all truth, Christians, if you want to impress me.
	You've never been able to do it.
	You can't agree on anything amongst your own selves.
	How the hell can you expect people outside of your little cult world to think you have anything to offer?
	You have nothing to offer.
	Give it up.
	And it's the same thing that the rabbis do.
	They say, oh, Adam's talking about Protestants, but us Catholics or us Orthodox, you know, we're the real Christianity.
	This is like one of the most basic fallacies, the no true Scotsman fallacy, where it's like, it's never real Christianity that you're criticizing.
	So they're just always making excuses for, you know, the most dominant form of Christianity in the world.
	They're all Zionists, all the big churches, the Catholics, the Orthodox leaders, the Protestant, obviously, the Mormons, all of them.
	They're all completely kosher.
	And these people online are like so triggered that we're waking them up.
	We're giving them cognitive dissidents.
	And instead, they focus, I don't know, in my experience, they focus more energy and hatred and triggered at me and attacking me, lying about me, than they do like John Hagee or other Christians or the LGBTQ in the church or something.
	They just let that all happen.
	And it's anybody questioning, you know, that trying to reveal the greatest instrument of their control, their greatest deception.
	That's who the focus is on.
	It's one of the oldest tricks in the book.
	When you can't attack the message, then you have to go after the messenger.
	And Christians are big suckers for that.
	You know, if a person bringing the message gets attacked and they think that, ah, see, you put that person in their place.
	So that shows how fake their position is.
	No, no.
	If you can't attack the message and tear it apart and show that it's false, attacking the messenger doesn't mean anything.
	In fact, it just shows how unscrupulous you Christians actually are.
	A great many of them, I'm sure you've seen it yourself, Adam.
	They're very hateful people.
	They're not loving at all.
	They talk love, right?
	They pay that word a lot of lip service.
	But they're actually very, very hateful.
	Not all of them, of course.
	My mother certainly wasn't a hateful person.
	But the vast majority of Christians I've known have been absolutely toxic individuals.
	People you don't want as your next door neighbors.
	They're very hateful.
	Some of them, I don't even want to sleep with both eyes shut if they're around.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I think they'll potentially kill you, just like the fanatic Muslims, right?
	You hear so much talk about that.
	And yet I see more fanaticism in that direction among Christians.
	They'll kill you if you turn your back on them.
	Very hateful people.
	Yeah, almost 10 years now, me online exposing Zionism, and I've had way more slander, way more vicious attacks coming from Christians than Jews.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And here's a little thing.
	They correct persecution.
	The persecution complex, too, don't they?
	Just like the Jews.
	They taught them well.
	Just like they always think that the world is after us.
	The world's persecuting us.
	Next thing they're going to make Christianity illegal.
	Only been the most dominant and widespread and popular and influential religion in the last 2,000 years.
	But yeah, you're the victims.
	Everybody's out to get you.
	Here's a clip of a rabbi saying Christians are falling into line.
	And we'll play this.
	I'm going to run, go take a pee break while this goes.
	The Bible makes the incredible prediction that one day the entire world will acknowledge.
	The Bible makes the incredible prediction that one day the entire world will acknowledge the truth that is in the possession of the nation of Israel.
	Zachariah chapter 8, verse 23.
	And that they will ultimately follow God's true servant.
	We are now witnessing the start of this prophecy unfolding.
	For the first time in history, thousands of Christians, serious students of the Bible, are beginning to recognize that the true understanding of this Hebrew scriptures has eluded them all these years and that it can be found with the true people of the book.
	We Jews ourselves need to more seriously embrace and study our own Bible because it is more precious than gold and sweeter than honey.
	And because others will be seeking to learn from us.
	Now is the time.
	All the Christians are finally coming to learn from the Jews and follow the Jews.
	And like the prophecy says, grab onto their tassels and say, we heard God is with you.
	This is what the Christian Old Testament says.
	And I bring up verses like this, and I never get like a good faith, you know, intellectual response.
	It's always ad hominem, attack the messenger, you know, right?
	Some kind of condescending, like, oh, you've, you just don't believe because you've got daddy issues, or I'm praying for you.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	They're avoiding the subject.
	They don't want to talk about it.
	Yeah.
	And it just reinforces what I have both been saying.
	They're going to really use Christianity in even a bigger way as things march forward toward their new world order goal.
	They're going to use Christianity like that.
	Probably a mass conversion of Jews, you watch.
	To Christianity.
	It's already happening.
	There's more Messianic Jews, Jews for Jesus in the world than ultra-Orthodox Jews.
	And the Christians will be like, yay, we're so happy you're worshiping the Messiah that was meant to conquer us all along.
	It's like a reverse psychology long game trick.
	Clearly, that was always their plan.
	I mean, that worked in the Middle Ages, right?
	If you were Jewish and there was an expulsion like the Spanish Inquisition, right?
	All you had to do was say, I saw the light.
	I see Jesus.
	And suddenly now, whereas they were skeptical of you before, right?
	Now, oh, okay, let's welcome him with open arms.
	You can stay here.
	And then they still continued on with their banking and mercantile schemes, right?
	But no, they're Christians now.
	Oh, I don't care what you say about what he did to you.
	He's a man of God.
	I see him in church every week.
	You know, the power of deception, religious deception is unbelievable.
	They're going to do it again.
	They're going to do it again, and people are going to fall for it.
	Most of the Christian world.
	A European person will get along better and be happier with the Jew believing in Jesus than me not believing in Jesus.
	They'll put them first.
	Here's Paul in Romans 11.
	Did God reject his people, the Jews?
	By no means.
	And then it says, did they stumble so far beyond recovery?
	Not at all.
	Rather, because of their transgressions, salvation has come to the Gentiles to make Israel envious.
	So the Gentiles are just like the weird pawns that are being used for the benefit of the Jews.
	And then it says, if their transgression.
	Well, if that's the case, then why is he putting them up on a pedestal here?
	Yeah.
	If their transgression means riches for the world, and they're so if they reject Jesus riches for the Gentiles, the Gentiles' salvation is through the Jews, and their loss means riches for the Gentiles.
	How much greater will it be when the Jews finally come to Jesus?
	And then it says, in the end, all of Israel will be saved.
	As far as the gospel is concerned, they are your enemies, but they're still chosen in their election, and they're still entrusted with the word, the oracles, and the prophecies of God.
	Also, and here's the best one: they, they have, hold on, you, you now are grafted in and have the blessing of Yahweh because of their disobedience.
	So, they too have now become disobedient in order that they too may know receive mercy as a result of the mercy to you.
	So, you should just be thanking the Jews for rejecting their Messiah.
	Otherwise, the Christians would never be saved.
	How do you not get that?
	They're still the temporary villains that are actually the heroes and are going to be, you know, it's all about them.
	You're just, what does a clip of the rabbi say?
	We're the stars of the show, and you're just the supporting actors, but at least you're in the movie.
	It's a direct quote from the Israeli.
	And then Paul also goes on to say, but be careful because he can break off you Gentile branches and graft them back in again.
	You know, yeah, do not boast because they're the root that supports you.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Jesus said something along that same line.
	He said, Jerusalem shall be trampled on by the Gentiles until the time of the Gentiles is fulfilled.
	So he was looking forward to a time where the time of the Gentiles would be over.
	What does that mean?
	Because it'll be the time of the Jews.
	That's what the whole insurrectionist movement was all about.
	Christ was all for that.
	He wanted them to sit enthroned, which is why he said, go only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, right?
	He wanted to recruit enough Jews to overawe the Roman presence in Jerusalem, take it over, and then carry it from there to Rome.
	Remember when you said Jesus never went to Rome?
	I will argue that he actually did.
	I think Jesus was a mythical character, and the Bible doesn't say he went to Rome.
	Oh, yeah.
	That's what I say.
	But when I argue Jesus said this and that, I'm really talking about Judas Crestus.
	And so, yes, Judas Crestus went to Rome.
	There's your Jesus right there.
	There's even evidence in the Gospels that Christ actually was not even crucified, if there's any even truth to that story, that he survived.
	You know, the word for body in the Greek is not dead body, it's live body when they anointed him, that he was just passed out because they fed him something with the sponge or whatever.
	So again, the gospels are full of crap, but it's just interesting.
	Even going by what is in the gospels, you can demonstrate there's something not right there.
	You know what I mean?
	Have you heard of, I'm sure you have, Jesus Ben Anias?
	He was a farmer who four years before the first Jewish-Roman war in 66 AD went around Jerusalem prophesying the city's destruction, like Jesus supposedly did, too, right?
	The Jewish leaders of Jerusalem turned him over to the Romans who tortured him.
	I've heard theories that people believe that Mark could have based some of his Jesus character on this guy.
	Sure.
	Oh, he's not the son of God.
	There's another one called Judas of Galilee or Judas of Gamala.
	A lot of the things attributed to him is what wound up in the gospel.
	So they always pick and choose.
	It's a hodgepodge, you know.
	And they did that with some of the Old Testament characters, too.
	You can see that they took different parts of different stories and stuck them all together.
	Look at the Moses story, right?
	The Pharaoh sought to kill all the Hebrew babies in Moses' time.
	You get the same thing with Christ, right?
	Herod sought to kill all the Hebrew babies.
	It's just a rehashed story, you know, that they had used before.
	And also the verse about he will come out of Egypt, right?
	That's why Jesus had to go to Egypt and then comes out of Egypt.
	That's another prophecy.
	But don't you love the cope when the Christians go, there's no such thing as Judeo-Christianity, right?
	That's just a modern invention.
	The founder of your religion, Paul, says, Christians, you are just a branch, not the root.
	Right.
	They're the root that supports you.
	Salvation is of the Jews.
	And I've actually forgot about that verse for a while, that the time of the Gentiles will be fulfilled.
	It's like they had it planned out already that there would be like a 2,000-year era where it would be the time of Esau and the Gentiles.
	And then they got plans for the end.
	And it's the destruction of Edom, the West, Rome, Europe, America.
	They've had their hands on every power lever for the past 3,500 years.
	So yeah, they could easily, you know, it's like reading the protocols, right?
	If you read the protocols, you'd think that the authors were prophets too, right?
	Because almost everything that they called for was not in place in 1905 when they first emerged publicly.
	And yet, since 1905, almost everything in the protocols has been implemented, right?
	So you could argue that that must have been a prophet who wrote that.
	No, that's their game plan.
	And that's what they've seen too, to bring into fruition.
	The same with the Bible.
	That's all it is.
	It's just a little, I call the Bible the 2,500-year-old protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion.
	That's all it is.
	And here's the Christian cope and the Christian excuse that I hear all the time.
	Oh, Adam's, Adam's interpreting that wrong.
	He's sola scriptura.
	Our church fathers or our church interprets that in this way.
	It's not what it actually says, and it's very clear and straightforward.
	It's whatever we want it to be.
	Whatever's convenient to what we want it to say and what our arguments are.
	Right.
	For that day.
	Tomorrow it'll be a different thing.
	Yeah.
	And how the Christians are like, oh, we're against the new world order.
	They want to have a one-world government and a one-world religion.
	What do Christians want?
	That's from the Bible.
	That's the Bible plan.
	And Christians want the same Thing that rabbis want.
	The whole world being under the Davidic dictator from Jerusalem, every knee will bow.
	How can we condemn rabbis for wanting to rule over us with their Moshiach when Christians want the same thing?
	Exactly the same.
	Yep.
	Yeah.
	And the original, it's in all of the so-called holy books, right?
	You can see the world government agenda and the Talmud and in the Kabbalah, the Zohar, whatever.
	But the original, and as far as we know, the oldest Jewish document that laid that whole thing out.
	It's in the Bible.
	Old and New Testament.
	Yeah.
	The root.
	That's the root of it.
	And that's another Christian cope that you always hear.
	Oh, it's the Talmudic Jews or the Khazarians, right?
	It's not the Torah because they think the Torah is the word of God.
	Right.
	That's why I always say if you're not willing to condemn the Torah, nothing you say about Jews has any relevancy.
	You're a limited hangout.
	You're a controlled opposition if you're not willing to condemn and expose and oppose the Torah.
	All those other books are expansions on what was originally laid out.
	That's it.
	Uh-oh.
	Is my internet cutting out?
	Unit 8200 messing with me.
	Skype's down.
	OBS is red.
	Yeah, we cut out, but it looks like we're back already.
	Oh, okay.
	That's back.
	Must be ADL.
	I've been having internet troubles.
	Here's another clip now.
	This one's just out today.
	Lucas Gage shared it.
	Quite disturbing.
	Dennis Prager, who's always like, oh, our Judeo-Christian values and us chosen people, the nation of priests, it's our job to bring morals to the world, ethical monotheism in our morals, right?
	You goim would have no morals without us Jews to give them to you.
	And then Christians go, we would have no morals without the God of Israel and the Ten Commandments.
	Listen to what he has to say.
	He's the chief of immorality himself.
	Yeah, right.
	Yeah, as if it's even moral.
	It's completely so immoral.
	And then they'll go, you have no grounding or justification to say what's moral or not.
	So you have to believe in the Bible in order to say that the Bible's immoral.
	Like, is that not so obviously a catch-22 and like a little word game trap?
	It's bullshit.
	I always back him into a corner and say, do you approve of young suckling infants having their heads dashed against the rocks because your God commanded it to be done?
	David did it.
	And your God had no problem with that.
	You're going to call that moral?
	You know, back him in a corner with that one.
	Because they actually went into a corner.
	I just had a debate with a Catholic the other day and he brought up that verse as an example of like, it looks bad, but us Catholics believe that this just means you're blotting out sin or something, you know, some euphemistic way of interpreting it.
	And I'm just like, dude, you are just a Jewish fucking supremacist apologist running cover for this awful book.
	It is.
	Horrible.
	So listen to this.
	This is some of Dennis Pritch.
	Go ahead.
	You can finish the point.
	I was just going to say a lot of them are rabbit anti-abortionists, right?
	And, you know, I can understand their opposition to abortion.
	It is an abomination, you know, with mass killing of, but their God is one of the biggest pro-abortionists in history, right?
	He commanded, you know, when they went into battle, he would say, kill everything that breathes, blah, blah, blah.
	Kill the cattle, the sheep, the goats, and rip up the wombs of the pregnant women.
	That's Yahweh saying that.
	Bash the babies against the rocks.
	Happiness is bashing the babies against the rocks.
	Or what about killing in the 10th plague in Egypt, killing all the firstborn sons or the young boys in Egypt to prove that he's the one true, powerful God of the Hebrews?
	The little ones, it says, kill the little ones.
	He had to harden Pharaoh's heart.
	God had to harden Pharaoh's heart in order for him to prove his power with all these plagues, with the last one being killing all the young boys.
	So disgusting.
	And Christians believe in Exodus.
	They believe in Passover.
	Jesus is actually their new blood magic Passover lamb.
	They're saved and passed over from the death angel by the blood of the lamb on Passover.
	What makes their God any better than their devil, right?
	When you look at the two characters, what the hell is the difference?
	In fact, I'm not defending the devil character, but there's far more evil attributed to Yahweh in the Bible than the devil.
	In fact, there really isn't much evil attributed to the devil.
	He's said to be the father of lies and blah, blah, blah.
	But you don't see him doing any lying, really, right?
	And you don't see him doing mass killings.
	The only killings, really, is in the book of Job, right?
	When Yahweh supposedly sits back and lets the devil kill Job's family or whatever.
	But that's it.
	Other than that, it's Yahweh killing left and right.
	Yahweh's personally commanding others to do killing as well.
	He conspires with lying spirits and, you know, evil spirit, an evil spirit came forth from the Lord.
	Oh, so he's collaborating with, and then you got the, again, in the story of Job, you got the devil who comes before Yahweh's throne.
	I love that one.
	What the hell is the devil doing next to Yahweh's throne in the first place?
	We're told in the book of Revelation that when he was cast out, supposedly long before the fall in Eden, so this is long before the time of Job, when he was cast out, it says, never was there place found for him anymore.
	But yet, after that time, in the lifetime of Job, there he is up in heaven by Yahweh's throne, striking a bed up, whether or not he can get Job to give up his faith, right?
	What's he doing in heaven if he was already cast out and no place was found for him anymore?
	They don't have an answer for that one either.
	No, the devil in Christianity is just like the villain in the Jewish story that's supposed to scare you into thinking into going towards Yahweh, the God of Israel and Jesus.
	And in Judaism, the devil isn't even like this antithetical character.
	He's like providing an important divine role of tempting and prosecuting the Jews.
	He's like an angel that works for God.
	He's God's controlled opposition that works for God.
	God doesn't destroy him.
	God created him knowing that he would do these things.
	It's all such stupid.
	But how about this?
	We're told that the reason why there's death, misery, and suffering and disease, blah, blah, blah, is because of the fall.
	And when the fall occurred in Eden, we were all affected by it.
	Even the animals and the plants, even though they had nothing to do with the fall, everybody's cursed.
	Okay.
	Well, if that's the case, then here's the problem.
	Sin didn't originate here, right?
	According to the Bible.
	This was the second fall.
	The first fall was supposed to be up in heaven when Lucifer rebelled, right?
	How could sin even originate in a place that's supposed to be devoid of sin?
	That's another question, but it doesn't matter.
	And I thought angels didn't have free will, too.
	But somehow he had the free will to rebel, right?
	Right, right.
	But you can understand, okay, well, earth isn't heaven, so you can understand how maybe a fall could happen here.
	But the first fall was in heaven, right?
	How the hell was there a fall in a place that's absolutely perfect?
	You know, nothing defiling shall enter heaven, we're told in the Bible.
	And yet something defiling did enter heaven then.
	But here's my question.
	If all the animals and plants and even the fungi and the, you know, the flowers, everything dies because of their sin in Eden, how come ain't all the angels weren't subject to death up in heaven then?
	Because the first sin occurred there, right?
	You see the problem?
	How come death didn't enter there for all of the creatures of heaven?
	It only entered for all the creatures here when the fall happened here.
	You see what I'm saying?
	Look at the inconsistency there.
	If sin was so vile that when it took place on earth, all creatures on earth die now.
	Why wasn't that the case in heaven when the devil first fell?
	All the angels should have been cursed with sin.
	You see what I mean?
	Yeah.
	Also, there's a lot of verses about God deceiving.
	Look at this.
	Oh, yeah.
	Look at this.
	1 Kings 22.
	The Lord said to him.
	Hold on.
	Let's get this ready.
	The Lord said to him.
	How?
	And he said, I will go out and be a deceiving spirit in the mouth of all his prophets.
	Then he said, You are to entice him and also prevail.
	The Lord has put a deceiving spirit in the mouth of all of these prophets.
	So what?
	God's a deceiver?
	I love the sound effect.
	I got to get that.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Absolutely.
	Oh, there's actually numerous passages like that.
	The Lord sent out a foul spirit, it says.
	The Lord sent out a deceiving spirit.
	Yeah.
	So now he's collaborating with that.
	Has to be demons, right?
	Foul spirit, evil spirit, lying spirit.
	So he collaborates with demons.
	The devil sits by his throne after the time that he was supposedly cast out and no place was found for him anymore.
	Wow, wow, wow.
	And only earth gets cursed.
	The whole planet, even the creatures that had nothing to do with the fall, they all get cursed and die.
	But Yahweh doesn't curse everyone up in heaven.
	How come they didn't all die too?
	All the angels should have been dead, right?
	That's a real loving and fair deity.
	Yeah.
	I always have such a good time chatting with you.
	I just looked at the clock and realized we're already an hour and a half in.
	It went by so fast.
	I could have sworn we were 30 minutes in.
	And so you only have like another five minutes, you said, right, before you got to go?
	Around quarter hours.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Let's see if we have any more comments here.
	Zio Free says, love to see Ed Zoll discuss the Bible with Giuliani.
	Yeah.
	I'd like to see you have some more debates and talks with some of these Christians.
	It'd be good.
	I can't be the only one out here going to war with these guys.
	I don't think I'm familiar with him.
	Ed Zoll.
	He used to work for True News.
	Oh.
	He's a dark-skinned guy on True News.
	I kind of like those guys.
	He's my friend.
	I think I would want to debate with them.
	Honestly, I respect them.
	They seem sincere.
	I wouldn't want to.
	I like Ed.
	He's a nice guy.
	I think he's wrong, obviously.
	And I brought him on when we discussed these things.
	But I like him.
	It would be like I can with my mother, you know?
	Yeah.
	I don't argue with my mom.
	She can have all the Jesus she wants.
	She goes to church.
	She lives for a while.
	Oh, so she's a Christian too?
	Yeah.
	Oh, interesting.
	I didn't know that.
	Oh, so yeah, I was in that same boat.
	She's past.
	And I'm thinking, like, hmm, the verse about how it says, like, you know, you must hate your family and put Jesus first.
	And I'm thinking, oh, great.
	I wonder if her pastor's telling her that, like, give me all your money as an antichrist devil.
	It's like, how many preachers have done that to old women before?
	Sure.
	Sick.
	Talk about breaking up the family, right?
	They talk about love, love.
	No, there's no love in that.
	It's all about division.
	That's all it is.
	But that's interesting.
	I didn't know that.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that was other two.
	They'll be like, oh, this doesn't mean what it says straightforward that it means.
	If any man come to me and hate not his father and mother and wife and children and brethren and sisters, yes, in his own life, he cannot be my disciple.
	Literally, hate yourself and your family and put the king of the Jews first.
	Family values, right?
	Right.
	Oh, well, that just means blah, blah, blah.
	Our church fathers said that this actually means that.
	It's like, that's solo scriptura.
	If the clear, straightforward meaning.
	Daughter and son-in-law against daughter-in-law and on and on and on.
	That's the other one.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Okay.
	That comes to him and says, Lord, I will follow you.
	Yes, but first, let me go say goodbye to my family.
	He that takes the plow in hand and looks back is not fit for the kingdom of God.
	In other words, screw your family.
	Don't say bye to them.
	Just follow me and forget them.
	Or another one says, Lord, let me first bury my father.
	He says, Let the dead bury the dead.
	Really?
	So don't take a little time to meet with your family and comfort each other over the loss of your dead father and bury your father.
	Forget him, he said, and follow me.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	He's about family unity and love.
	Yeah, right.
	Very culty, too, to hate your family, leave your family, sell all your possessions and follow him.
	Well, don't take that literally.
	They just pick and choose what's literal, what's not literal, and nobody can agree on it.
	It's all a bunch of shit.
	Zio Free says, more depopulation.
	Jays want Edom, Ishmael killing each other.
	October 2001, General Wesley Clark eliminates seven countries in five years.
	Zionist plot using Goyen blood, profiting money, creating refugees.
	There's even a prophecy about like seven nations being destroyed, too, coincidentally.
	See-through-it-all says, could you share the Christ Cuck seething clip?
	I emailed you with Charles here.
	Give him a taste of what interacting with these losers is like.
	That's on my phone.
	I don't have it on the computer right now.
	I haven't uploaded them.
	Oh, I have interacted with a lot of them.
	Believe me, I'm no stranger to that.
	That's one of the reasons I don't even bother with them anymore because most of them are so disingenuous.
	I know that it's not a matter of sharing the truth with them and they're going to see it.
	No, no, no.
	They're not coming there looking for anything.
	They're coming to attack you and cut you down personally.
	And I just, I want to kick these people in the teeth.
	I don't want to debate with them.
	I can't stand them.
	They're filled with hate.
	All they do is get my blood pressure up.
	I used to debate.
	It's like dealing with cult, like dogmatic cult people.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Watch this clip now.
	Dennis Prager.
	This is his idea of Judeo-Christian value.
	Would you use the word evil of animated child pornography?
	No, I can't.
	No, I would use evil only with behavior.
	That's where we might differ forgetting the sex issue.
	You can't be evil.
	You didn't do evil if you thought evil.
	You didn't masturbate to animated pictures of pornography.
	Is it evil to think that Jews are supremacists or that Judaism sucks?
	I guarantee you he would say it is evil to think any negative thoughts towards Judaism.
	Then you're Amalek.
	But it's okay to, in his view, to masturbate to anime CP.
	There's not sinful, not evil.
	I can't even believe he's saying this.
	Wow.
	Would you use the word evil of animated child pornography?
	No, I can't.
	No, I would use evil only with behavior.
	That's where we might differ, forgetting the sex issue.
	You can't be evil.
	You didn't do evil if you thought evil.
	You didn't even.
	Evil masturbating to animated pictures of pornography.
	I'm not doing something evil.
	That's correct.
	I think that's despicable.
	Really?
	Yes, of course.
	He's shocked that we think this is despicable.
	Right.
	This is the top conservative influencer made millions and millions and millions off of evangelical Christians in America.
	There's no sincerity with these people.
	There really isn't.
	No conscience.
	And of course, Prager U goes, shame on you, Daily Bruin.
	What's that?
	UCLA?
	For publishing this cartoon.
	So anime CP is not evil, but an accurate cartoon, political cartoon about Israel passing laws to legalize seizing more Palestinian land is not okay.
	This is evil, but that's not evil.
	Double standard.
	Right.
	Disgusting.
	And I had one more too.
	And this is coming from the guy that goes, oh, our job, we're hated because we brought morals to the world.
	Listen to this.
	Everybody acknowledges that everybody acknowledges that Jewish chosenness is a reason for anti-Semitism.
	However, as I acknowledges that Jewish chosenness is a reason for anti-Semitism.
	However, as I pointed out, Jews are two-tenths of 1% of the world.
	Who gives a damn if two-tenths of 1% of the world thinks they're chosen?
	The problem is that there's billions of Christians that also believe that they're chosen and have been convinced and duped that you're blessed if you bless them and cursed if you curse them.
	That's the issue.
	Disingenuous.
	What is it?
	I wanted to call him a creep, but that's not bad enough.
	Sleazeball.
	The Chinese think they're the center of the world.
	Chosen and successful might be here.
	Thank you.
	That's correct.
	That's exactly right.
	So deep down.
	You talk about their success, their power, their influence.
	They say that's an anti-Semitic trope, but then they brag about it and say out of the other side of their mouth that we hate them because they're chosen and they have lots of success.
	But don't talk about their success.
	That's an anti-Semitic trope.
	Yeah.
	Thank you.
	That's correct.
	That's exactly right.
	So deep down, people don't laugh when Jews say they're chosen.
	They don't believe that Japan gets the sun before the rest of humanity, even though they are the land of the rising sun and as the sun is on their flag.
	But nobody imagine comparing that to thinking you're chosen by God to rule over the goy.
	Such a disingenuous fuck.
	He cares if the Japanese think they get the sun first, but they do care if the Jews think they're chosen.
	So there's been a tremendous amount of resentment of the fact that maybe they are, but of course, chosen never meant better.
	Never.
	Oh, shoot.
	I thought this clearly that we're hated because we bring morals and the Ten Commandments to the world.
	That's usually what they say.
	That's their stance on that.
	Like that has anything unique to it.
	Standards, and most of those Ten Commandments are crap to begin with, but the ones that are decent, you know, don't kill, don't steal.
	Those principles were long before that joke of a book was ever written.
	Yeah.
	Imagine being so degrading that you think that humans wouldn't know that certain things are wrong without the magical Jewish sky god to tell us.
	Right, right.
	Who was the biggest violator of all 10 of those principles, by the way?
	Now, here's another one.
	Here's a clip I saw online of Rabbi Jacobson.
	Listen to this pill pull.
	They're always so desperate to try to downplay their chosenness as if it's not supremacists.
	And it's bullshit.
	No matter how much they argue it, we've seen the verses.
	You think you're above the nations.
	You're special to God, his treasured possession, the apple of his eye.
	We're going to fear you and lick the dust.
	All of these things here.
	How many Jews are uncomfortable on this topic, uncomfortable with the idea that they're chosen?
	Like I said before, a lot of my Christian followers came up and said, yes, you are the chosen.
	Excellent.
	Like I said before, a lot of my Christian followers came up and says, yes, you are the chosen.
	Any insight into this?
	Thanks, Christians, for enabling and believing that these Jews are chosen.
	And even so-called anti-Zionist Christians or replacement theology Christians, you still believe that they were once chosen.
	That's bad enough.
	Right.
	Here comes the pillpole.
	They just revel in the fact the Christians come up to us and believe we're chosen.
	But Christians are like, oh, there's no way that it's a deception.
	It's not a psyop.
	I think we might have cut out again.
	Are you frozen?
	Man.
	Okay, you're back.
	Are we there?
	Yeah, we're back.
	Oh, jeez.
	Man, it's really reconnecting quick today.
	I got to reset the router again.
	Unit 8200 messing with me.
	Here we go.
	And guys, if you're about to wrap it up, so if you have any more questions or comments or super chats, what's that?
	I said, yeah, we have to go soon anyway.
	We'll just finish this clip and we'll wrap it up.
	And part of being chosen is that you realize your nothingness in the presence of infinity.
	Meaning, if a great king chooses me as his favorite man, like Ahashrew chooses Haman, I become arrogant.
	I become a Holy.
	But when an infinite God chooses you, what happens?
	Then you have infinite arrogance.
	This is the worst example ever, dude.
	Yeah.
	To you and me, what happens to our egos in the presence of infinity?
	And the answer is it refers to nothingness.
	So to be chosen by God really means to be ready to surrender your ego and just become a conduit for God.
	That's not easy.
	It's not easy to be chosen by God.
	That's where people tell me, oh, you're chosen.
	You're racist.
	You don't get it.
	Chosen by God means you're ready to acknowledge your absolute nothingness in the presence of infinity.
	Is that what you want?
	Come, come along for the ride.
	You can convert and become nothing.
	If you're ready to bust your bubble, if you're ready to bust your ego, welcome to the chosen people.
	So how do you know somebody who's Jewish?
	He's the chosen people.
	How do you know it?
	He hates the words.
	Chosen.
	Bullshit.
	What do you think of that?
	They hate it.
	Yeah, right.
	They're obsessed with their chosen identity.
	It means everything to them.
	By stealing everything from everyone else, really?
	Is that what he means by nothing?
	They go, oh, it's actually not supremacists.
	We're not arrogant.
	It's actually humbling.
	We're just the nation of priests.
	God chose us to do a special role of convincing all the Goyam that we're chosen by God or that our God's the one true God that chose us.
	But it's humbling.
	There's nothing supremacist about that.
	Bullshit, you fucking lying rabbi.
	And also, they go, oh, we're nothingness.
	Oh, man.
	No, we got Isaiah.
	What is this?
	Isaiah 40, the very famous verse where it says, surely the nations, the Goyam, are like a drop in the bucket, regarded as dust on the scales, and they're fine dust.
	So nothing.
	Before him, all the nations are as nothing.
	They are regarded by him as worthless and less than nothing.
	That's the God that all the Christians worship.
	Pathetic.
	You're cucks.
	You're slaves.
	You're Stockholm syndrome, battered wife syndrome, Dupes.
	Sorry, I got to break it to you.
	Maybe a little bit of ridicule and mockery is what you need to wake up from this Jewish spell.
	All right, rant over.
	Closing thoughts.
	Appreciate this.
	It was a great talk.
	I appreciate you coming on again.
	It won't have to be for another five months before I have you on again.
	Oh, yeah, no problem.
	All right.
	Appreciate it.
	Plug your stuff, your sites.
	One of my subscribers wanted me to just mention his channel.
	He's done some good work.
	He's also on Odyssey.
	His channel is called Calameister.
	It's C-A-L-A-M-A-I-S-T-R.
	So if people just want to have to pay for that type of plug.
	No, I'm just kidding.
	And I know my internet just cut out again.
	Annoying.
	Come on.
	Oh, all right.
	You're back.
	Did that even come through?
	Now, repeat it one more time.
	Close it out for us.
	Sorry.
	One of my subscribers, he's just hoping to get his numbers up.
	He's put some good stuff up on Odyssey.
	It's C-A-L-A-M-A-I-S-T-R.
	If you just type that in, then you can see his channel.
	Hopefully.
	I said he's going to have to pay me for a plug like that, but I never heard of the guy.
	Don't hold me accountable, ADL, if he's awful.
	Just kidding.
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	He's doing a great job exposing the Judeo-Christian Temple cult.
	Appreciate you for coming on.
	Any other final thoughts before we close it?
	Just something earlier when we were talking about COVID.
	I just wanted to stress the point that whatever the hell it was I had, it was not life-threatening.
	I was fine.
	It didn't justify shutting down the world economy.
	The only reason why some people died is because they probably had pre-existing conditions or they falsely labeled it COVID.
	They had something else.
	You know, they just played with.
	I can't believe that people fell for this, Adam.
	And many still are three years later.
	If you don't see now what a lie this whole system is, they're going to pull something else again, and you're going to fall for that too, really?
	This system is corrupt to the core.
	Do not believe, do not trust, do not follow anything they tell you, whether it's religious leaders, political leaders, or otherwise.
	The whole thing is zyo pig run.
	They're all a bunch of lying, murderous bastards.
	Don't be fooled.
	All right.
	Appreciate you for coming on.
	Thanks, Charles and Adam.
	Says that's ob everybody.
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