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April 12, 2024 - Stay Free - Russel Brand
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“You’re REFUSING An Interview?” FBI Agents Turn Up At Trump Supporter’s Home! - Stay Free #344
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Hello there, you Awakening Wonders.
Thanks for joining us today for Stay Free with Russell Brand, where we believe in your freedom.
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Who's... Ryan Borden, you say wrong colour.
You mean this?
Fake Russell Brand trying to get people to email.
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When someone has a beautiful gift like Roseanne has, the culture hoovers it up and renders it as a commodity and a product.
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If you're an American watching this you will know that you have once before thrown off tyranny and you will throw it off again and why wouldn't you when Our leaders are so crazy.
We'll be talking about the FBI's corruption in a little bit, in an embarrassing little video, as the FBI attempt to publicly arrest someone.
Also, guess who's back?
Bird Flu's back, back again.
What should we be scared of next?
I would be scared of Rishi Sunak, globalist, current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and in spite of a lovely haircut, nerd.
I love being with the kids and setting up the table and making sure that it's all nice and somehow balanced.
I don't want to see no more political leaders pretending to be normal on Grazia, sat talking with their spouses, normalising themselves while simultaneously living in positions of great privilege and deceiving us.
Infosys, the organisation owned by her father, does deals and is a consistent sponsor of the WF.
You know that already.
And there is some talk about Infosys doing a bunch of deals with the government prior to the Conservatives presumably being booted out.
Can some of you check that for me?
Have you heard anything about that gal that soon has been doing some deals?
Well, check it then.
While we're still on YouTube, make any audacious claims.
I don't want to make any untrue claims anywhere.
I want to tell you the truth.
I believe in the truth and that is what scares them.
The truth and freedom is what terrifies them.
Man, we got so many good stories coming up for you over the course of the week.
Some of the stuff that Pfizer have been doing.
Some of the things they did do during the clinical trial period.
Beggar's belief.
It will dazzle you.
It will mobilize you.
It will radicalize you.
If you consider it to be radical, to reject systems that don't have your well-being at their heart.
I don't consider that radical.
I consider it to be common sense.
Should we continue to watch this globalist?
You want to watch this globalist?
Dannyboy82420.
Do you want to watch this globalist saying how normal he is and how he likes loading The dishwasher, what he won't be telling you, is that he invested heavily in Moderna when he was a partner.
I think they were called Phileme, a hedge fund that invested in Moderna before they had the good fortune of becoming a pretty prominent product.
This hat made a noise that, you know, that sort of noise that makes your teeth go in edge, you know, that kind of velvety sort of sound, that felt sound.
Do any of you get that?
The table, I really, I really love, love doing all of that up.
Hard choice.
Dishwasher stacking, making bed.
Both have a nice, satisfying ending.
What are you talking about, you lunatics?
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Look, it's made pretty ethical.
I was told to read you the things that are ethical about it.
It ain't like, um, thanks for that $50 old scratch.
We'll give that.
Well, actually, we won't be able to give that because that goes to ramble as a matter of fact.
But anything we make from this swag we use to get junkies and we do experiments on them.
No, we get them into treatment.
That's the way that it rolls.
That's what we're doing here.
Hey!
So, listen, you!
It is time for some bird flu!
Bird flu's back!
Yes.
It's a new type of thing to be worried about.
Bird flu.
Terrifying stuff, obviously.
What it is now is it's spreading, leaping across the world.
I mean, the problem is when birds get flu is they can fly.
It does make things challenging.
Don't worry, though.
Help tonight.
the CDC with an urgent alert. Help is at hand. We're telling health care providers to be on the
lookout for possible cases of bird flu. That's if they encounter sick patients who recently had
contact with birds or livestock. One human case reported so far this year in the U.S. but officials
say the risk to the public remains low. The string says one of Rishi's family has got one of the 12
contracts from Israel for oil.
Let's fact check that but at the moment it's merely a rumour.
Love the hat says Frank Daniel.
You look like the guy who was handcuffed to Oswald when he was shot.
I was that guy!
That's what I've been doing.
So there you go, bird flu.
Be worried about that now.
Don't worry because there's a vaccine on its way for you so everything will be fine.
Hey!
You know Boeing, they make a damn good plane, don't they?
And anyone who says otherwise tends to end up dead.
There's a new Boeing whistleblower.
My personal advice to that guy is stay out of parking lots.
This morning, growing turbulence for one of the world's largest airplane manufacturers, Boeing, as the federal government has launched a new investigation into the company amid allegations about one of Boeing's airplanes.
The FAA tells NBC News it's investigating new whistleblower claims made by a Boeing quality engineer about the 787 Dreamliner.
The latest claims, first reported by the New York Times, come after a series of dangerous mishaps involving other Boeing planes in recent months.
The whistleblower, Sam Salipour, says sections of the Dreamliner's fuselage are put together improperly and that after thousands of flights, it could break apart mid-air.
Stop moaning about the fuselage.
You can't spend all your time fretting and worrying about bolts in a fuselage.
I remember when making airplanes was about fun and art and we didn't bother ourselves so much with health and safety.
When did we become so fearful?
OJ Simpson God rest his soul.
No longer with us.
Let's have a look now at how it's been reported on by the legacy media.
What does he ultimately represent?
What does the life and death of OJ Simpson ultimately tell us?
In a sense, he was the precursor of numerous stories that we see now.
The story of the criminalised celebrity.
Sometimes, of course, this may be due and just.
At other times, it's Merely a pantomime and theatre.
We the public, we the people, are left to discern truth from fiction.
For surely the establishment cannot be trusted.
Here's some legacy media reporting on OJ.
Boy, what a beautiful day it is here in Las Vegas.
It's the last known video of O.J.
Simpsons, nine weeks before his death from cancer.
And typically, it was filled with falsehoods.
Typically falsehoods, lies!
Someone in the chat goes, A.J.' 's kicking it with the devil now.
He's just kicking back with El Diablo.
Health is good.
I mean, obviously, I'm dealing with some issues, but hey, I think I'm just about over it now.
He was such a sort of hero.
Did you see that amazing documentary where it kind of is really beautiful, really, because he was contemporaneous with some amazing African-American athletes that made heroic stands against the oppression that African-Americans were experiencing, certainly then, and many would claim, of course, continue to experience.
But at a time where the Olympians did the Black Power salute at a time when Muhammad Ali was saying, ain't got no beef with a Viet Cong and continued to be an advocate and significant voice.
OJ was like, I don't want to be involved in none of that.
I just want to be an athlete.
And some people said, well, you know, not everyone is going to be willing to sacrifice themselves for these all powerful messages.
OJ pushed vaccines, said sneaky Gemini.
It's pretty extraordinary, if that's true, that he did promote those vaccines.
If indeed, as some say, that he did die of a turbo cancer, which is sad, whoever it happens to.
It's astonishing, isn't it?
It's astonishing that, if that were true, that's...
Pretty extraordinary.
He had a cool bronco, says Ooga Booga.
That's when, like, justice and television really fused, didn't they, in that moment?
Let's see what Karen Jean-Pierre's got to say on this matter.
Was there any reaction from the President to O.J.
Simpson's death?
Do you know if they ever crossed paths?
If so, how?
When?
So, I'll say this.
Our thoughts are with his families during this difficult time, obviously, with his family and loved ones.
and I'll say this I know because that's like she's forgotten that the OJ Simpson narrative
included a moment where potentially he murdered somebody and was found innocent actually I suppose
he was found innocent but of course like there's a fat documentary is amazing man where it shows
that because the conditions in your country and in Los Angeles in particular was so rife with
injustice that the case became about something other than the event that it was supposed to be
Astonishing documentary, if you've not seen it, I can't remember the exact name of it, but it's the best one.
It's astonishing analysis of the cultural event itself and OJ as a figure.
I mean, I'm sure all of us recognize that when someone develops a kind of cultural cachet, what they have done is unconsciously in all likelihood attuned to some kind of cultural theme that's valuable and important to us.
I've always thought that American movie stars tell the story to America that America needs to hear at that time even if it's like someone like Arnold Schwarzenegger a non-native American powerful and glorious who along with Bruce Willis and Sly Stallone told the story of Reagan's America And then Sandler became the biggest movie star, a kind of hapless, adorable version of America.
This is, of course, just my own half-baked analysis, the idea that America's transgressions in the Middle East, for example, somehow were inadvertent.
Adam Sandler may slip up here and there, but he's fundamentally good.
Of course, I'm not fundamentally connecting these movie stars to the geopolitical events, merely that on an archetypal level they help us to understand and process them.
Clearly they're carrying Jean-Pierre.
...isn't including all aspects of the O.J.
narrative and a remarkable, brilliant athlete turned into successful movie star and then somehow harnessing a great deal of energy that day in Brentwood.
Let's have a look at what's the rest of this, I suppose.
...that they have asked for some privacy and so we're going to respect that.
I'll just leave it there.
We don't get too much in O.J.
Simpson, man.
It's a crazy, ultimately tragic story of the sort of part of the tragedy.
I am OK, The Real Mix.
I'm feeling pretty good, actually.
I'm feeling... I'm buzzing, man.
I feel cool about the world.
I feel cool about the world.
I feel the glory is close.
Let's have a look at this report that seems to suggest that Lunchables, which is, you know, a product directly created for kids, has got lead in it.
Consumer Reports is asking school cafeterias all across this country to stop giving students Lunchables.
Those are packaged food items that generally are really popular with kids, but the Watchdog Group says it tested them and found that some Lunchables contain potentially dangerous levels of harmful contaminants.
Nancy Chan has been looking into this for us.
Nancy, good morning.
Tony, good morning.
Nancy, is it true that Lunchables contain lead?
Nancy?
Yes, it is true.
We're poisoning children now.
In fact, this is merely a more extreme example of something that is endemic and indeed normalized.
To give children the amount of sodium and sugar that we do amounts to poisoning, but it's all a glorious circle of life if you keep...
Feeding kids shoddy, dreadful food, then you can, of course, heal them using equally shoddy and potentially ineffective medicines.
And the circle, the circle of life, or death, continues.
Well, thank you, Nancy.
That was an unanticipated answer.
Thanks for joining us.
You Lunchables have really been a longtime staple in lunchboxes across the country.
But Consumer Reports, an independent nonprofit group, issued a scathing assessment of the lunch kits, saying, quote, we don't think anybody should regularly eat these products.
Great.
You don't know... It's food!
That's not something you want to hear about food.
Should it?
All food should be edible.
That's the minimum requirement for food.
Is this food edible?
Well, I mean, you can put it in your mouth and break it down with your teeth and swallow it, so... Yes?
This came after testing that allegedly found some store-bought versions contained high levels of heavy metals, lead and cadmium.
They can cause developmental issues in children even in small doses.
The study also found concerning amounts of sodium as well as phthalates, chemicals used in plastic packaging that... Come on, man.
This is getting out of control, isn't it?
Poisoning children... High levels of sodium, phthalates, lead, cadmium...
These are the type of stories that breach the surface, are discernible, demonstrable and easily corroborated, that make me more willing to listen to and consider more outlandish theories about, for example, I don't know, chemtrails or things in the water.
I mean, there is such sort of negligence, disregard and occasionally malfeasance present in big food, big pharma and the kind of systemic abuses that pass masks continually through our lives that how can you
just outright say oh no that's ridiculous the idea that we would be yeah yeah look
at Stuart 3-1 poison food air water 5g radiation etc yeah like say 5g let's take
that you know like there are I understand the effluidation
Yeah, you lot know in the rumble chat.
Listen, we're just gonna be available for a few more minutes on YouTube.
There's a link in the description.
Sooner or later, you're gonna have to come over to our place.
Come on over where we can talk freely.
You know, it just seems at least worthy of contemplation that this is systemic, deliberate, if not just the inert practices of a careless system.
Don't feed your kids Lunchables, but make sure to get them vaxxed.
Noted.
That's Mitch7.
113. Okay, well, man, I don't know if I can even watch the rest of this. Let me try.
...are also known hormone disruptors. Last year, after changing some of the nutritional content,
Lunchables were allowed into the National School Lunch Program for the first time,
giving tens of millions of children access on a...
Someone lobbied to get it permitted to be in the school lunch program so that it could be some
great catering company's deal to put Lunchables into school catering so they can buy it en masse
Someone got lobbied, someone got biased, and no one at any point stopped.
In a sensible and sane world that you can imagine, just on the periphery of your mind, you just go, don't make that product anymore.
Do you know what we should do actually?
Right, what we should do is we should feed children food that's either been grown or hunted or Otherwise harnessed from the area that we're all living in.
That might mean that there are less opportunities for profit.
But let's focus all of our attention on localization.
Let's for a minute stop regarding everything solely from a materialistic perspective.
Lunchables is the pinnacle of the pyramid of commodity that we all lay sprawled upon.
The base of your spine pierced You, spread-eagled and hopeless, pummeled by a system of deep, deep loathing, and the only way down from this crucifix, and maybe, Jesus, maybe we should just stay on it, is to awaken immediately.
...near daily basis.
Now Consumer Reports is calling on the Department of Agriculture to remove Lunchables from schools.
In a statement, Kraft Heinz, which owns Lunchables, defended the product, saying it meets strict safety standards.
They've got very strict safety standards, and they include cadmium and lead being edible for children.
Also, occasionally, I mean, what, do you ejaculate into that stuff?
I mean, what, if that passes the test, what is the test?
They added that lead and cadmium occur naturally in the environment and could be present in low levels in food products.
But this is a staple for so many families because they're so easy to pack.
Oh yeah, or in this case it's taxpayers funding the lunches going to low-income kids.
Brilliant!
There's a point where you have to just stand back and applaud.
Taxpayers are participating in the poisoning of working-class children.
Amazing!
It's actually costing you money.
They've found a way to make poisoning children profitable, double profitable, because they'll profit when these kids grow up.
Diabetic and full of heart disease.
When they're obese at bare minimum, they've got a drug for that now.
Christ, Christ help us.
For God's sake, let us all become radicalized.
I wonder if Kraft spend any money on legacy media outlets.
I wonder if sometimes between these shows you see Kraft going, hey, if you don't have time to feed your children food that doesn't have lead in it, how about some food that does have lead in it?
I mean, the truth is processed food have small amounts of death in them.
The truth is that if you are a parent, and I am, sometimes you think, well, you know, maybe a little bit of lead will calm them down.
The simple solution is change your economic and political and social models.
I don't think Christ is interested in Lunchables.
I think Christ would be interested in If we explained what was in them, which he will know as he has the mind of God.
Poisoning children.
Like, this is it.
This is what I'll say to you.
Wisdom is acting on knowledge.
On the day that you find out that Lunchables has led in history, we're banning that.
We're never doing that again.
Shut that shit down.
What's the reason we're doing it?
Oh, lobbying, donations, because Kraft advertising and legacy media.
Oh, right, well, God.
Let's break down all of those monopolies.
Let's no longer permit that.
Let's certainly not use taxpayer dollars to subsidize it.
Let's, from now on, have democracy available at the smallest level of subsidiarity, that people control their own lives and their own communities.
That way, if there are cultural, religious differences, or differences of traditionalism versus progressivism, they'll be nullified and irrelevant, because in one state, people can believe in this, and in another state, people can believe in something else.
But what we should believe in, in every single state, is don't poison your children just because it's profitable.
And Consumer Reports saying it's hurting those kids.
Especially if you're a mom, Nancy, that's not making the sandwiches and putting them in the paper bag.
Hello, my name is Gail.
They were very easy breezy, yeah.
I ate all of them growing up.
I hope they can figure that out.
Lunchable says they're meeting the standards.
The question is, are those standards sufficient?
Yes.
Very, very concerning.
All right, Nancy, thank you.
Who sets the standards?
And do the people that set those standards receive revenue from Kraft or other processed food organizations?
I think you know the answer to all of those questions.
What's happening in Brazil right now?
Is this video go or still there, Mike Benz?
Mike Benz is talking about Brazil.
We're 20 minutes in though.
Shall I plow on to that FBI thing?
In Ukraine, parliament have passed a bunch of draconian mobilization allowing for the freezing of bank accounts a la Canada.
It's happening there now.
Let's have a look.
Ukraine's parliament has passed a bill to overhaul how the military drafts civilians in an attempt to boost its number.
Is that about, it's not about banking?
Or are they going to freeze their, oh if you dodge it, they freeze your bank account.
There you go, more piloting, more piloting.
And also, in a statement beyond irony, the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has addressed Congress about the danger of nuclear attacks from... Remember this?
You're Japanese, right?
You're talking about nuclear attacks.
You're in front of Congress right now, okay?
So, right.
I'm the leader of Japan and I'm here to talk about nuclear attacks.
I'm so glad I'm here in the Congress of the United States because, you know, I've got memory and everything so I can remember that... Russia!
Russia's the problem!
...of today may be East Asia of tomorrow.
APPLAUSE Furthermore, Russia continues to threaten the use of
nuclear weapons, which has contributed to worldwide concern that yet another catastrophe by
nuclear weapon use is a real possibility.
In this reality.
Oh man, that's so messed up, isn't it?
Right.
Also, do you remember when you guys... Alright, that's enough now.
Thanks for coming.
Russia's bad.
We get it.
We get it.
Now, um, the FBI have showed up at a Trump supporter's home in California in order to penalise him in some way or another.
One assumes.
Let's have a look.
It didn't go the way they thought it would go.
Steve from the Sacramento FBI.
What?
What is it?
Hello, this is the Sacramento FBI.
What?
What is it?
Oh, you may already have won $10,000.
It's never going to be good news, is it, with the FBI at the door?
Hey, listen, if you're watching us on YouTube, this will be the last item we do, then we'll talk a bit about... I've got such a good story.
On Alex Jones and that undercover CIA stuff.
Plus we talk about the complexity of Middle Eastern politics and how that story is being told in a variety of ways now as it continues to bifurcate and break down former alliances.
That conflict and the language around it and what's happening is, I think, set to be defining an ancient conflict that brings us to the pinnacle of the present.
Right now though, let's look at the FBI bugging this dude in California.
We're gonna talk to David.
For what?
Uh, hoping he can help us with someone he met online.
Alright.
What is it?
Could've done without his little pal Tootsies.
What is it concerning?
I'll tell you if you turn it off.
I'm not gonna turn it off.
Some FBI man?
Okay, what is it concerning?
I'll tell you.
There's only one way to find out what the FBI want from you.
That's to stop filming FBI.
David Baumblatt in the chat.
I am a former FBI.
Get me on the show.
Send us an email, mate.
Email us and put David Baumblatt, FBI, and we'll talk to you once we've checked your credentials.
A lot of nutters out there, you know?
So.
Okay, the person we're here to talk about, I can't see him on camera.
Bye.
But it's not about you.
Okay, well then I can't.
I'm not gonna speak.
You're not gonna say it on camera.
That's also the FBI.
Them two guys is the FBI.
That was a very sarcastic wave from the FBI.
This is embarrassing!
The FBI is an embarrassing organization.
They should be shut down not because of the corruption, not because of the fake operations, not because of their implicit support of the establishment, not because they spent money to manage and control social media ultimately to censor it, but just because they're so awkward.
What have you been up to?
None of your business.
You're refusing to interview?
He's actually not refusing to interview, is he?
He's just filming.
Like remember this is another taxpayer funded organisation.
Xandar86 in the rumble chat, thanks for introducing me to a new conspiracy theory.
Nukes are fake, they're Hollywood special effects.
Amazing.
Amazing.
So now what I'd like... Is that gonna be something I'm gonna be leaving in a year?
No, no, there never were nuclear...
Now come on, radiation, come on guys!
Okay, thanks.
That's pretty embarrassing, isn't it?
That sort of a deep state can be thwarted by just sort of filming them.
Hello there.
I am Agent Smith, FBI.
You're in a lot of trouble, Mr. Anderson.
Well, you know, I'm just gonna film... Oh, well, humanity.
I hate them.
It's the smell.
Let me know what film that's from, you guys.
We're gonna leave YouTube right now, but we have got so much more to talk about.
In particular, the complexity of the conflict in the Middle East.
Would you describe Israel's actions in Palestine as a genocide?
Joe Rogan does.
Do you know that many Christians are dying in Palestine?
Does it make any difference what beliefs people have in their hearts and heads when they die as a result of military actions that to some degree at least are supported by the United States of America through the sale and indeed granting of arms?
We'll be discussing that in a minute.
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all right now look the Australians are up to all sorts of stuff they've always been there I mean I love Australia I love that country but they're creating they're creating a Covid army now look at this I don't like that cartoon style much.
I don't like it.
National Covid Guard.
Is that the, is that someone from his, like when you draw a circle and stuff like I do?
See that circle around?
Excuse me, excuse me.
National Covid Guard.
Who done, is that from us or is that just how we found it?
So cute.
There you go.
They've got like an army for the next pandemic.
Also though, the problem is that, isn't it, isn't it, isn't it like it's been a real sham?
Premier Roger Cook believes a civilian National Guard designed to ease the be it burden on police during a time of crisis, oh they just want us to be like a snitch army.
It's worth exploring as a part of a broader effort to be ready for the next global pandemic.
Yeah, yeah, why don't you turn on one another like animals?
Maybe we could get them to fight each other in a pit in the nude.
Why don't we get civilians to fight to the death in a pit?
...has been proposed by the union representing the federal police officers as part of an ongoing inquiry into Australia's response into Covid.
Meanwhile, in unrelated news in Australia, cardiac arrests have shot... ...the number of Victorians dying from... ...shot through the roof.
The number of Victorians dying from sudden cardiac arrest has skyrocketed by 20% over the past five years.
As Eliza Rug reports, St John Ambulance is working to reverse the trend, rolling out publicly accessible defibrillators in high-risk postcodes.
Andrew Conway says without his CPR-trained wife Leanne and a defibrillator, his seventh cardiac arrest could have been his last.
I was in bed and I had an arrest in my sleep.
Nearly 8,000 Victorians suffered a sudden cardiac arrest between 2022 and 2023, an increase of 20% compared to the previous five years.
In part because more incidents... What we need is a civilian army to stop these cardiac arrests, to ensure that people are compliant.
In the event of further pandemics, this 20% increase in cardiac arrest, I don't know, who knows?
Who knows what's causing that?
There may be combinations of aspects of stress and hangover.
We know that our entire community went through an incredibly difficult time during COVID.
It's the stress of the COVID pill, the lengths that they are going to.
You remember their aggressive advocacy for those measures.
Do you remember?
The shame, the campaign, the pressure to comply.
And now, well, it could be, you know, we've all been under a lot of stress lately and perhaps we're all just having cardiac arrest because of that.
Has anyone been taking any injections where the spike protein migrates from the site to the tissue around the heart?
Yes, everyone's been doing that because it was very near mandated and people were rounded up into camps if they refused to cooperate.
Do you think it could be connected to that?
Is there any chance that it could be connected to that?
You know, can't rule it out.
Can't rule it out.
But we do need a civilian army to ensure that people don't discuss things like that publicly.
And I am willing, willing to participate in that civilian army.
Hey, listen, guys, we're going to move now into a fantastic and difficult story about Israel and Israel's actions in In Palestine, it's pretty heavy stuff, man.
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Now, Tucker interviewed that Palestinian pastor, didn't he?
Joe Rogan has said flat out and outright that events in Israel are, in his view, genocidal.
So, that's what we're putting on, right?
Have a look at what's on that teleprompter right now, guys.
So, let's have a look at that.
Here's the news.
No, here's the effing news.
Well, here's the fucking news!
Joe Rogan has called Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide.
Tucker Carlson has been attacked for his interview with a Christian pastor inside Palestine, pointing out that Christians are dying in this genocide also.
Meanwhile, Richard Dawkins has also said that if you lose Christianity altogether, its cultural affectations and expressions, shall we say, you're left in a worse place while still attacking Islam.
Are we in the most confusing, complex Armageddon the world has yet known?
Joe Rogan has called Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide.
I know many of you will be using that term to describe the events because well I think you know the dictionary tends to take us in that direction.
Tucker Carlson has been condemned for talking to a Christian pastor in Palestine and whenever anyone speaks out on this subject they are attacked Now, you know that we believe in free speech, and I don't know if you know this, but I personally believe in God, and I'm in the process of a lot of discovery around Christianity and personal religion, and you better believe I'll bore you with that another time.
But for now, let's talk about this unfolding complexity, because for a moment on October the 7th, we collapsed into a state of simplicity regarding Hamas's actions that day as so atrocious that almost any response was warranted.
Remember the rhetoric from around that time, people saying they're animals, claims were made about Hamas activity, some of which has been subsequently questioned and whatever happened on October
the 7th and didn't happen and I'm certainly not disputing You know, let's call it the official version of events
It certainly seems to have led to the massacre of tens of thousands of people
Tens of thousands of children people that can't possibly be significantly
Militarily connected to Hamas and it's brought to the forefront a lot of questions as well as fracturing
coalescing portions of American political life the alt-right for example has
Scattered in all sorts of directions around this complex subject our views on this channel are clear
We do not believe in war any war We do not think that your tax dollars or our tax pounds
should be funding war We believe that the massacre of innocent people is always
wrong that the war between Russia and Ukraine should be ended as soon as possible
That the atrocities in Gaza should end as soon as possible that the attacks on October the 7th were wrong and brutal
That the escalation of the war in the Middle East the potential involvement of Iran is wrong and certainly provoking
China seems a bit stupid, too So it's of course a complicated and difficult subject.
So let's look through some of the most popular commentators of our time that have got stuck into this issue.
Rogan's called it a genocide.
Tucker's investigating it.
He seems to be a no-war absolutist.
Let's see what this issue is telling us about our culture's collapse.
Let's see what it's telling us about religion, let's see what it's telling us about war and
power and perhaps most significantly of all the need for a new spiritual paradigm
to emerge so that we can stop funding a thirsty and relentless war machine. If
you wake up in the morning and decide that your Christian faith requires
you to support a foreign government blowing up churches and killing
Christians, I think you've lost the thread. Just to end on this, if you had a message
for Christian leaders in the United States, whether in government or in churches
or just citizens who care about the religion, their fellow
Christians, what would it be?
It would be to remind them that when the State of Israel was created, it was not created on an empty land.
It was created on a land that had millions of indigenous Palestinians there, including Palestinian Christians.
Already we are in the eye of an enormous global storm where people on different sides of this argument will be spilling invective and outrage already.
But what we can certainly agree with is that a person's spiritual values, or if nothing else, lead us to a place where what we crave, require and are committed to above all else is peace.
In fact, One of the obvious problems with institutional Christianity is when it's utilized to legitimize war, when there's been Holocaust denial by Christian leaders, when there's been other atrocities as a result of Christian institutions.
That is a massive problem.
This certainly, from my perspective at least, isn't an opportunity to say this version of faith is better than this version of faith.
I believe that should be a personal choice that we all undertake.
But we're already right in the heart of that whole That's certainly a mistake that I wouldn't personally like to make.
It makes sense to me that if you are a Christian, or a devout Muslim, or a spiritual Jew, that above all else, you should want Peace and harmony among the people of the world.
Indeed, it's difficult to argue that this is a religious conflict rather than a territorial conflict that ultimately is about the playing out of power dynamics that involves Israeli politics, American politics, and the cultural and spiritual lexicon is laid upon it merely to obfuscate what appear to be some pretty brutal choices being made.
And that that state they support, that state they celebrated as a fulfillment of prophecy and a sign of God's faith to the Jewish people, for it to become a state, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, including Palestinian Christians, were forced to leave and have never returned.
And my message to Christian leaders right now is, there is a very very brutal war taking place in Gaza, a war that I've described using the word genocide, because it's a war that has used even starvation as a meme, and fellow Christians are suffering because of that war.
One of the arguments that's consistently used, and one can understand the use of this argument, is of course the settling of the United States of America.
One would say, could say, would you say involved a genocide?
I'm British, we've gone around the world.
Murdering people, committing atrocities for hundreds of years in order to establish the British Empire.
And I know that a lot of people that support Israel say, why is it that Israel's actions in that territory are regarded uniquely?
Why is it that no one cares when a lot of Muslims are killed as a result of a conflict in Syria, but everyone cares when Muslims are killed as a result of this particular conflict?
With the underlying implication being that there is an anti-Semitic craving that is being fulfilled in the condemnation of Israel's actions.
From the beginning of this conflict, we've been very careful, I hope, and you let me know in the comments if you agree, to be respectful of all people's religious views and national inclinations and patriotic tendencies.
But when you have a complete anti-war stance, when you are anti-violence, when you believe the Ukraine-Russia war should be ended as quickly as possible, that a diplomatic solution is necessary, when you believe that brutality in all its forms ought be ended, In effect, those principles and values are transcendent of the dynamics of inter-Arab, inter-Judaic, inter-Muslim, inter-Christian argument.
In a way, we can't continue to fortify ongoing violence because of a particular perspective grounded in our cultural values and ignore this key value.
If you love God at all, whether it's as a Muslim, or as a Jew, or as a Christian, or if you love humanity as an atheist, ultimately what you want is for us to find harmonious solutions.
Not to legitimize and justify the perpetuation of ongoing violence, particularly if it involves the unthinkable.
And what I mean by the unthinkable is also the unsayable.
That you can't for too long contemplate what's going on in Gaza, the brutality, the murder of children.
If you hear one citation of, there's these children, they were trapped in a car, they tried to make a call.
If you hear any of the one examples of those, now I think about 40,000 deaths, then it becomes unbearable.
So this is where I suppose some kind of grounded, earned, deliberate faith becomes a requirement.
Because if you have that, then the inflections of people's religious perspective are less important than the values inherent within those religions.
It's time that Christian leaders recognize that wars is not the way.
Whether in Iraq, in Afghanistan, in Libya, I mean...
When will we learn that war does not help?
When will we take Jesus' words seriously about being peacemakers, about being merciful?
There must be other ways.
And so it would be an invitation to listen, to learn more, and to avoid very shallow and simplistic perspectives that are not based on scripture itself, but more based on political equations.
And I would plea right now, and I will continue to plea that We need to stop this war in Gaza.
It's killing many many children, women, innocent lives.
It has to stop.
There must be other ways.
And as a follower of Christ, we have to pursue the path of peace and justice.
And we have to avoid simplistic polarizations, good and evil.
Come and listen, come and understand what's happening.
War is extreme by its nature.
Extreme violence, and many people have called this an escalation of even war.
Genocide, the deliberate murder of an entire population.
An interesting aspect of this conflict is the conditions that it's grown out of.
I don't mean the land disputes, territorial disputes, or history and complexity around Israel and Palestine.
I mean Our philosophical perspective for the last century, that we live in a materialistic, rationalist reality, that we don't really consider the supernatural or the spiritual to be a priority.
What we consider to be the priority is what happens here on Earth.
Whose land is this?
Whose material is this?
Whose money?
Whose oil?
Whose resources?
Who gets to decide who can be killed and who can't be killed?
Who gets to decide that this set of killings is an atrocity and this set of killings is freedom fighting or a necessity or in order to protect democracy?
We've lived in a time where actually God has been put on the back burner, where spiritual values have been disavowed.
And I think part of this peculiar set of circumstances that we're experiencing as a planet right now are the end of that time, where we begin to recognize when we only live rationally, when we only care about that which can be measured and compared and contrasted, when we care only about dominion, something very important is lost.
Something deep and personal and yet universal has been discarded.
When, in a minute, we hear Richard Dawkins say that even though he is as atheist as he ever was and he thinks that Christianity is ridiculous and stupid, but he likes living in Christian countries with churches and hymns and Christian values and that he sees them as superior to Islam, David Dawkins, one of the forefathers of the New Atheist Movement, is acknowledging that it appears that spirituality and even religion have a value even just materially.
Almost as if to say, and this is not my position, if you live as if God is real, if you live as if we are all connected, If you live as if we are one fraternity, all connected to one another, that have shared duties and a shared destiny, and that what happens here on the material plane isn't the most important thing, but is secondary to our spiritual value, our inner value, our deep universal and ubiquitous connection, then perhaps we would make different decisions, because all of the decisions that get made in the world are on the basis that God isn't real.
Even religious groups aren't acting like God is real.
If you really believe in God, you aren't gonna kill somebody, or a group of people, On the basis that land is more important than human life.
You are ultimately going to be willing to make sacrifices.
Indeed, which of those Abrahamic faiths doesn't say sacrifice yourself?
Sacrifice yourself.
Sacrifice in the short term in order to achieve a long-term vision.
There are clear perennial conditions in all the Abrahamic faiths, and I'm not saying they are not different and that there aren't crazy things in each of them, but there are valuable things in them all that perhaps could help us navigate ourselves away from this set of catastrophes.
I plead as a Christian pastor from Bethlehem.
I plead that you come and listen.
There you go.
That's a good out.
I plead as a Christian pastor from Bethlehem.
What's your parish?
It's Bethlehem, baby!
Where Jesus was born.
What does he know?
I can't be bothered to listen to that guy.
You're not even properly connected to Christianity.
I'm in Bethlehem.
Shut up!
Now, another seismic moment in independent media was when Joe Rogan used his considerable freight and weight and audience to say, it's a genocide.
A lot of people have said that.
There's been a lot of spats about it.
There's been a lot of querying the semantics, linguistics and philology around that word.
But when Joe Rogan says it, it's going to spread discussion.
Let me know what you think about Joe Rogan's perspective, because it seems to me that this was a pivotal moment in the changing of the conversation around a very difficult subject.
That Edward Snowden video that he put up on Twitter that shows them drone bombing those kids that are, those men, I should say, unarmed people that were walking towards the rubble that clearly weren't causing any danger to anybody.
They just bombed them.
Yeah, no, it's your duty.
It's just like for Biden or whoever you like, you're supposed to cover up for them.
The thing is, like, they were always saying they're only targeting Hamas and everybody else is a casualty.
Well, if those guys are just unarmed civilians and they're walking alone, that's what they appear to be.
Dresden.
Joe Rogan's guest show.
Dresden.
Dresden.
Exactly.
It becomes complicated because let's look at the history of our nations.
The UK, indeed, bombed Dresden to the point of annihilation.
It wasn't tactical.
It was to make a point.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I know there are people to this day that go, yeah, but if we hadn't done that, then Japan would have... But seems to me that it was a bit brutal.
So, I guess, part of the problem is, and we hear this argument again and again, we can't stop China having their industrial revolution and their period of growth.
We can't stop India having their technological growth.
All of these things are built on materialism and rationalism as if the only thing is what's here.
If you have a set of spiritual values, like, wait a minute, what if this is actually an illusion or some sort of simulation?
What if our values, our heart and our love are more important than what we can acquire here on this earth, whether that's pleasure or possessions?
What then?
Well, then I guess we would all start living differently.
If you can't talk about that, if you can't say that's real, then you're saying that genocide is okay as long as we're doing it.
and faiths, but Richard Dawkins, the world's number one atheist, even admits gives you
pretty nice hymns and churches and amenable countries to live in.
If you can't talk about that, if you can't say that's real, then you're saying that genocide
is okay as long as we're doing it.
And that is what we're saying.
And if you're saying that from a perspective of someone who literally went through the
Holocaust or your people, your tribe, went through the fucking Holocaust and now you're
Now, America are practically and fundamentally involved in this because of their relationship with Israel, which includes selling and often granting them armaments in unusual ways.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says that it's not a genocide.
I suppose that's why words matter, because once you acknowledge that it's a genocide, then the arming of the nation perpetuating that becomes less easy.
Okay, well then, what is a genocide?
Let's have a look at some of the data.
A group of aid experts said that more than 100,000 Palestinians could be killed by a combination of Israeli strikes, famine and plague if the humanitarian conditions in Gaza are not significantly improved.
This war depends on an endless flow of weapons and financial support from the United States, Britain, Canada and the European Union, with Germany in the lead, without which the genocide could not continue.
As these horrors were being carried out, the Biden re-election campaign held a fundraising event Thursday at Radio City Musical in New York, where three Democratic presidents, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, joined forces in defence of the current US policy.
Hundreds of protesters were outside showing their support for the Palestinian people.
The response of the three presidents was to reaffirm their solidarity with Netanyahu.
Of Israel, of course.
Obama lectured the protesters on the need to listen.
That is, to shut up and let experienced warmongers like himself and Biden make the decisions.
The bulk of the audience, comprised of multi-millionaires paying huge sums for admission, applauded.
The entertainers who participated in the program, Colbert, Queen Latifah, etc., were fawning in their approval.
The Radio City Music Hall event raised a record $26 million as the Democrats laughed and joked with bankers and billionaires.
Both parties are political instruments of the super-rich, unshakably committed to the defense of the profit system at home and American imperialism abroad.
It's significant that America, still the most powerful and some would say greatest nation on earth, is so pivotal in the perpetuation of wars, not only Russia-Ukraine, which if the United States withdrew their support would have to end, but also this conflict in the Middle East, which we know is becoming increasingly unpopular, even with Democrat Party voters, even where the military and members of the military are having doubts, even where Aaron Bushnell set himself on fire in protest at American participation, even through the sale of arms, In this conflict, which many people are calling a genocide at this point, requires funding.
It requires popular support.
It requires, at minimum, the majority of us turn away or don't think about it or legitimize it.
But when confronted with some of the information from inside Gaza or the appeals of that Christian pastor from inside Palestine, it starts to seem like, as with Ukraine and Russia, a diplomatic and immediate solution might be preferable to this ongoing annihilation.
The homicidal sentiments enveloping the ruling class as a whole were given voice last week by Michigan Republican Congressman Tim Wohlberg, who called for a quick destruction of the enclave on the model of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Japanese cities annihilated by US nuclear bombs in August 1945.
I saw that film Oppenheimer and I thought the message was, that was good that bomb, let's do some more of them and not think about the consequences.
Any of our aid that goes to Israel, to support our greatest ally, hardly make it in the world.
To defeat Hamas, and Iran, and Russia.
And probably North Korea's in there, and China too.
Great, it's bundling together a whole lot of wars there.
I don't think some of those countries have even got relationships.
They could be having their own wars.
And on top of that, we're supposed to be America's greatest ally.
We shouldn't be spending a dime on humanitarian aid.
It should be like Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
Get it over with.
That's an amazing speech to give.
Not only no humanitarian aid and drop a nuclear bomb on them.
It's just a normal speech.
People shifting in their seats whilst being advocated for is nuclear war.
Hundreds of millions around the world are revolted by the images streaming out of Gaza despite the near blackout imposed by the corporate controlled media.
They are shocked by the escalating military provocations of Israel and the US and NATO forces throughout the Middle East.
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Okay, let's get back to the video.
The lineup of democratic presidents at the Radio City Music Hall shows why the mass protests have been entirely ineffective in changing government policy.
All three presidents are identified with the development of the war policy of American imperialism over the past three decades.
Clinton, 93 to 2001, oversaw a series of US military interventions in the former Yugoslavia,
including full-scale air war against Serbia and in Somalia, as well as bomb and missile
attacks in Afghanistan, Iraq and Sudan. Obama, 2009 to 2017, continued the wars in Iraq and
Afghanistan begun by Republican George W. Bush, while bombing Libya in that country
and in Syria, plunging both countries into bloody civil wars. He extended the global
pursuit of military confrontation with his turn to Asia, promising to shift the majority
of US military forces to the Asia-Pacific theatre to confront China.
When you consider those presidencies in conjunction, it's a bit like a war.
It looks like the distinctions, whether they are racial, national, or religious, are secondary to the ongoing funding of a ferocious and avaricious war machine that requires the sacrifice of human life for its own perpetuation.
And I would say that's an ideology that's a lot less favorable than either Christianity, Islam, or Judaism.
In fact, the main message that I take from this is we're living in a religious, zealous state right now.
It's just it's a materialistic, consumeristic, capitalistic, militaristic religion that is more extreme than any of these Abrahamic faiths.
Biden's main focus since taking office has been to instigate and then escalate the US-NATO proxy war against Russia and Ukraine, to which the administration has devoted massive financial and military resources.
This war, which threatens nuclear annihilation, is now combined with full-scale support for Israeli genocide in Gaza and a continuing war buildup in Asia through anti-China alliances That's a weird thing to call yourself.
I'm the man from hope!
Hey, come over here!
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identity as the first African-American president as a cover for a massive bail
out of Wall Street at the expense of the working class.
Biden claimed to be fighting to preserve the soul of America against the danger of Trump, and is supposedly the only hope for defending democracy in America, as if this 81-year-old dodgering war criminal is all that stands in the way of fascist dictatorship.
Nice.
It seems though that we do have a religion.
We are devoted to gods of war.
It's warmongering that is the religion of the West.
It's warmongering that all three of those presidents, and George W Bush was dropped in the mix as well, are devoted to.
In spite of whatever claims they may make of other faiths, and obviously I'm not condemning them as individuals, they are merely deacons and priests of the religion of death that requires ongoing war to perpetuate itself.
Perhaps the words of the pastor that spoke to Tucker Carlson earlier ought be allowed to resonate within each of us.
If you love God, if you consider yourself a Christian or a Muslim or a Jew or indeed a secular humanitarian, surely the priority is ending war rather than equivocating, prevaricating and justifying why this particular war or this particular genocide has to happen because of this set of reasons.
That to me sounds like you don't really have any principles, you just are willing to To do what's necessary in order to gain what you want.
And that is the actual opposite of religion, in a way, because religion, as far as I can tell, is about sacrifice and willingness to change and overcome the kind of crazy desires that seem to dominate our world right now.
But I'm not alone in turning towards faith right now, because even Richard Dawkins, while maintaining his atheistic stance, is beginning to acknowledge that materialism leaves civilization and society as a whole with some pretty serious shortcomings.
Let's have a look at this.
Well, I must say I was slightly horrified to hear that Ramadan is being promoted instead.
I do think that we are culturally a Christian country.
I call myself a cultural Christian.
I'm not a believer.
But there's a distinction between being a believing Christian and being a cultural Christian.
And so, you know, I love hymns and Christmas carols and I sort of feel at home in the Christian ethos.
I feel that we are a Christian country in that sense.
So I count myself a cultural Christian.
I think it would matter if we, certainly if we substituted any alternative religion, that would be truly dreadful.
Which brings me to my supplementary point, which is that, as we know, church attendance is plummeting, but the building, the erection of mosques across Europe, I think 6,000 are under construction and there are many more, I mean, are being planned.
So do you think, do you regard that as a problem?
Do you think that matters?
Yes, I do, really.
I mean, I don't... I might just choose my words carefully.
I mean, if I had to choose between Christianity and Islam, I'd choose Christianity every single time.
I mean, it seems to me to be a fundamentally decent religion, in a way that I think Islam is not.
I think you're going to have to explain why you say that.
You're going to have to explain why you said that.
I find that I...
I like to live in a culturally Christian country, although I do not believe a single word of the Christian faith.
Richard Dawkins there, he wants his cake and eat it.
I like it, I don't believe it, and I want to live in it.
Thank you.
There's a lot to unpack there.
Cultural Christian is an interesting idea.
I suppose it's taken from the idea of being culturally Jewish from the many Jewish folk that are secular but racially Jewish.
It's a fascinating piece of language that dear Richard Dawkins, who I admire in many ways, seems to be using to further condemn Islam.
My personal position is that I'm becoming increasingly persuaded and enamored of Christianity, but I believe and respect all other faiths and people that are Muslim, I have every right to celebrate and enjoy Ramadan.
And indeed, I would remind you of the phrase, the world doesn't require that more people believe in God, just that the people who do believe in God start acting like they believe in God, which is to say, look for peace, look for harmony, look for love, look for solutions, promote diplomacy, act as if other people's views are as important as ours.
In fact, when you look at this list of war crimes and these barbarous president and what atrocities were committed in
their name, many of whom are still regarded as heroes, then you have to see that it's religion in general and the
principles of religion that are required.
And of course many atrocities have been carried out in the name of Christianity,
but I would say that was in the pursuit of power. Many atrocities have been carried out in the name of
Islam, but I would also argue that was in the pursuit of power, territory, material things, treasures here on earth.
And now it is being said that atrocities are being carried out, if not in the name of Judaism,
certainly in the name of Israel, which is by definition a Jewish state.
So no religion has clean hands when it comes to the subject of genocide and every religion has an
obligation to motivate each of us individually and all of us collectively towards peace and love and tolerance.
These may sound like phatic little hallmark card words when they're just said but when they're practiced is the most difficult thing in the world because it means confronting the serpent The behemoth, the monster that has become the secular machine, the establishment that demands war, that demands sacrifice, and that's as every bit as evangelical and as zealous as any of these faiths can be when practiced by those who do not appear to have the faith in their hearts, merely the ornamentation of those religions as a guise of similarly materialistic aims.
Well, that's just what I think.
Why don't you let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
Remember, become a member of our community.
You are welcome.
Come one, come all.
Religion, lack of religion, it's all the same to us.
Let us find solutions together that are loving and benign, for we have to believe, we have to worship, and we have to know it's possible.
Otherwise, you will by default become a member of the faith of the warmongers.
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