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Feb. 5, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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Millstone Report with Paul Harrell: Doctors & News Anchors Are Modern Day Pagan Priesthood
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The rainbow Gestapo, the goose-stepping gay lobby, all of that stops right now.
Stare at the sun just for kicks all by myself.
I lose track of time, so I might be past my pride.
People say we need to, you know, make America great again.
I completely agree.
We may need to make Gallows great again.
Oh my, it feels just like I don't.
I look so good I might die.
All I know is everybody loves me.
Cut down, sway into my own sound.
Blashes in my face now.
All I know is everybody loves me.
Literally so many people that need to have a millstone put around their neck and tossed into the sea.
Everybody, what you know you are.
Everybody, everybody, everybody.
Wow.
Hello ladies and gentlemen.
Happy Monday.
Everybody, fantastic weekend.
Always great weekend.
Always great to be with you.
Again, I hope everybody had a great weekend.
So if the COVID-19 scandemic taught us anything, it taught us that those in positions of authority...
Have great influence.
They wield great influence over the weak-minded and the vulnerable.
Those who were never taught how to think critically, or I guess you could say those who lost the ability to think critically because of the mainstream media's successful propaganda campaign.
I mean, campaign after campaign after campaign.
Those people suffered far more than those of us who refused to wear the mask, close our churches, or get the clot shot.
Now we talk a lot about this program.
We talk a lot on this program about false gods and idols on this show.
Matter of fact, last week we talked about the idol of feminism that has plagued the West and how it has betrayed us because now we don't even know what qualifies as femininity.
What is a woman?
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Jackson-Brown doesn't know.
Last week we also talked about the literal idol statue that was erected in the State House of Iowa and how Iowa's hate crime legislation is the modern-day equivalent of blasphemy laws.
That episode actually got us a mention on the raging progressive website Right Wing Watch.
Because I had the audacity to claim there is no First Amendment protection to be a Satanist in the United States of America.
More on that in a moment.
Human beings have a dark tendency to replace God with other things.
It could be literal idols, like the Satanic statue in Iowa, but most of the time it's more subtle than that.
Some, in Big Eva circles, in the Big Eva sphere, are more afraid of what men think than what God thinks.
And that's why, in 2020, many were more afraid of a supposed virus with a 99% survival rate than they were of God and His command to meet and worship corporately one day a week.
The simple reason for this is that many of us trusted Anthony Fauci over the Almighty.
Late last year, in fact, BBC interviewed Fauci, and he made it clear that the way he lives his life, he relies on his own version of morality, not God's.
Watch.
There's the Aldrin Chapel where Chris and I were married.
That's where you are, Adrian?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's beautiful.
Yeah, it's really nice.
Do you still go there?
No.
You don't practice anymore, do you?
No, I don't.
Why?
Ah.
A number of complicated reasons.
Go on.
We have a whole corridor.
First of all, I think my own personal ethics on life are, I think, enough to keep me going on the right path.
And I think that there are enough negative aspects about the organizational church that you are very well aware of.
I'm not against it.
I identify myself as a Catholic.
I was raised.
I was baptized.
I was confirmed.
I was married in the church.
My children were baptized in the church.
But as far as practicing it, it seems almost like a pro forma thing that I don't really need to do.
So remember that it was on that man's word that actual Christians Went about their daily lives, closed their churches, put masks on their children.
That was the guy that we were trusting.
And I say we collectively generally.
In 2020, we trusted earthly authority over heavenly authority.
Fauci over the almighty.
And another simple reason that all of this happened is because, generally speaking, America reveres and even worships the medical-industrial complex, specifically doctors.
It has been said that doctors are the modern-day class of priests.
We look to them and their drugs to make us feel better, live longer, and subside the fears of imminent death.
We fear death, probably more than any Christian culture ever has.
Well, what's left of our Christian culture anyway?
In fact, it could be observed that the more we have pushed God out of public life, the more afraid of dying we have become, whether consciously or subconsciously, and a society that is terrified of dying and meeting their maker is a society ripe for manipulation of the highest order.
For example, let's say that, I don't know, the Tower of Babel 2.0 overlords want the whole world to inject themselves with an experimental technology in one great big giant global clinical trial.
Release the virus, get the people terrified of death, Listen to Anthony Fauci and forget about your church.
Just take the pharmaceutical vaccine, you dopes.
And then the medical priests will save you from death.
By the way, when was the last time you've had the Lord's Supper?
Never mind that.
There are germs floating around everywhere.
I better get another vax because the TV said so.
You see how this works?
Pushing God out of public life, which will allow more unrepentant sin to flourish, which makes people scared of dying.
The thought of having to meet your maker and answer for sins without the blood of Christ covering said sins is rightly a terrifying thought.
No wonder we're a nation ripe with fear.
You see how this whole process is baked in God's created order?
Do you see how our nation was ready to be duped because we trusted in the words of men instead of holding fast to the anchor of our salvation, Jesus Christ?
Christians, yes, even baby-boomer Christians, should not fear germs or death because to die is to gain.
So a few caveats for all of you out there.
Maybe, probably not in the Stu Peters audience, but not all doctors are evil.
Not all medicine is bad.
The medical industrial complex betrayed our trust and over the years built a communist medical machine under our noses and the switch was flipped in 2020.
It took good doctors a while to realize the dragon machine they had become a part of and that's why some doctors who recommended the vaccine now rightfully tell their patients to never take another shot.
Now, we can't fully perform this societal autopsy without mentioning the bought and paid for buffoons masquerading as impartial journalists.
Many were duped because the TV told them to be scared and afraid.
These people failed to think critically and many suffered because of it.
And I'm talking about the ones that were seriously injured because of the vaccine and others who have died because of the vaccine.
These so-called journalists and talking heads who are captured by giant big pharma ad buys are responsible for maiming and murdering the populations of nations worldwide.
If 2020 taught us anything, it's that the media has no problem disseminating information they know is 100% false and information they know will be deadly if their advice is followed.
Talk about a need for extreme accountability.
Yes, doctors are a new priestly class, but so are the news priests.
News priests can condemn you or absolve you of your societal sins by an ever rotating wheel of moral relativism.
The main tool at their disposal is actually shame, believe it or not.
And over the weekend, I stumbled upon a Twitter thread About shame and specifically how it affects Christians in America today.
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So now, back to shame.
On to this Twitter thread about shame because this is very, very interesting and you need to take note of this.
So again, I saw this over the weekend.
I retweeted it.
It's a guy by the name of Michael Clary.
Michael Clary is, let's see, if we scroll over this, we get his name.
Yeah, so he's a church planter and a pastor.
Again, a guy by the name of Michael Clary.
And what does he say?
He says that guilt and shame are powerful negative emotions that are like warning lights in our souls that something is wrong.
They are gifts of God for our good, but can also be manipulated for our harm.
In our day, progressives use shame as a manipulation tactic.
Here's how it works.
Matter of fact, I think my retweet of this was, stop what you're doing right now and read this tweet.
At least this is how I thought it was very, very valuable, especially in light of the things that we cover on this program.
He writes that guilt is a feeling that something you did was wrong.
In that sense, it's the sense that you violated some external standard.
Versus shame is the feeling that who you are is wrong.
The standard is vague and internal.
Your very existence is wrong.
Being put to shame was greatly feared in the Bible.
To be put to shame is to be utterly cast out as worthless, humiliated, exposed, and naked.
It's the feeling of a child on the playground knocked down and surrounded by bullies pointing, laughing, and mocking you.
Believers need not fear being put to shame.
If you take anything from this particular broadcast if you're a believer in Jesus Christ do not fear being put to shame.
Psalm 71, 1.
In you, O Lord, do I take refuge.
Let me never be put to shame.
Psalm 119, 80.
May my heart be blameless in your statutes that I may not be put to shame.
And then Romans 10, 11.
Everyone who believes in him will not be put to shame.
So he goes on.
Although these are universal emotions, cultures can operate more heavily in one or the other.
Historically, America was a guilt culture, not a shame culture.
Our Christian heritage promoted God's law as the standard for everyone.
We believed in right and wrong, good and bad, illegal and illegal.
But he says things have changed and we now live in a shame culture.
Standards have been replaced with identities.
Guilt has been replaced with shame.
Now there's only good people and bad people.
The right kinds of people are honored and And so this goes, again, I think it goes perfectly with this idea of news priests, of the new priestly class, whether it's the doctors of the COVID era or these TV news anchors, again, that can condemn you or absolve you of sin based on really...
Not on God, not on his standards, but on man's standards.
Again, being afraid of men versus being afraid of God.
So then he writes, well, so who are the wrong kinds of people?
Again, this planting pastor, Michael Clary, he says whites, straight people, males, and Christians, they are the wrong kinds of people, according to the media, according to progressives.
And if you say according to progressives, that means the media, because the media is totally held captive by those people.
So they are oppressors, not because of what they've done, but because of who they are.
Again, guilt.
Oh, I did something wrong.
I feel guilty for that.
Shame is the very essence of who I am is wrong.
I'm a mistake, right?
And this is the difference.
So if you are white, if you are straight, if you are a man, if you are a Christian, our society today says there is something inherently wrong with you existing, which is why I have said on this show many times, you guys are familiar with it, they want to put Christians in boxcars because they believe there's something inherently wrong with us existing.
That is where all this is going.
Just listen to their rhetoric.
I've known this for 15 years.
Who are the right kinds of people in this case?
The right kinds of people?
Minorities?
They're the right kinds of people.
LGBTQ? They're the right kinds of people.
Women and non-Christians.
Because, he writes, they are perpetual victims.
So shame is subjective and fickle.
The criteria for in-group status shifts all the time.
Again, this ever-rotating wheel morality scale that the media uses, it shifts constantly.
But the one constant, Michael Cleary writes, is victimhood.
This creates a social vortex where people race to the bottom to win the oppression sweepstakes and solidify their status in the victimhood ring of honor.
Since shame is subjective and personal, there is no real atonement.
If you're in the out-group, you'd better tread carefully and not do anything to upset the in-group.
The in-group has the cultural power to put anyone they choose to shame, casting them out into outer darkness.
More on that in a minute.
We're going to talk a little bit about the Grammys coming up here in a minute and Killer Mike.
Because he's being put to shame for what he didn't say on the Bill Maher show.
Christians, now this is where the rubber meets the road for me, is this tweet here.
Because how does the shame culture affect Christians?
Now, it may not affect you or me.
Maybe it will at some point.
But it certainly is affecting some of those Christians who aren't quite sure what time it is yet.
Those who are tempted to...
They don't realize that we're now in this hostile world where people view...
They still think that maybe we can reason with the pagans and maybe the pagans will come around and give us our Christian society back or at the very least just let us be tolerated in society.
We just need to reason with them.
Christians are susceptible to shame for three reasons.
We naturally want to be in the in-group, but our faith automatically puts us in the out-group.
Full stop.
Full stop.
Our faith obligates us to look for the oppressed.
Now here's where the empathy goes, and this is kind of a rabbit trail off of the Joe Rigney article over at American Reformer that we covered last week.
Our faith, though, as Christians, we are obligated to look out for the oppressed, such as widows and orphans.
And we have this being exploited by the opposition.
The virtue is ripe for exploitation, which we could see with COVID, right?
They exploited that with COVID when they had to twist it and you had Christians saying, hey, we need to wear a mask to love our neighbor.
Now, I rejected that outright because I said to myself, well, hang on a second.
The mask is a lie.
It doesn't do anything.
Why would I want to wear something that promotes a lie?
Not to mention, I thought the whole thing was a scam, especially after the first two or three weeks.
I was like, this thing's a scam.
They're doing something with this.
And so, to me, the mask was always a political symbol of submission to a lie, right?
Why?
That's not loving your neighbor.
Allowing them to go along in their delusion.
Just like we don't want to...
Loving our neighbor isn't allowing people to...
Affirming their transgender identity.
It's based on a lie.
It's not based on reality.
Well, the mask was a false reality.
You could think of it as people basically doing the...
I don't know, the quarantine version of transing themselves.
Putting on that face mask, walking around like it was doing anything was a lie.
Just like you have men dressing up like women thinking that's a lie.
We know that you're really a dude, right?
Everybody knows it.
So that's why I didn't want to wear the mask.
I didn't want to wear it out.
I didn't want to wear it, you know, to church.
I didn't want to wear it anywhere because I felt like it was promoting something that was fundamentally, I knew in here, was fundamentally a lie.
Now those that didn't know it, okay, but now you do.
And maybe you should realize you were promoting a lie.
You weren't loving your neighbor.
You were promoting the narrative and letting your neighbors go on believing a lie, that a face mask was doing anything.
Our faith obligates us to look for the oppressed, so this is ripe for exploitation.
Number three, the world's disdain for Christians, especially white evangelicals, can turn into baseless self-loathing, a doppelganger for conviction of the Holy Spirit.
Now, this is the real nitty-gritty.
If one loathes oneself for being a white evangelical, again, you bought into the shame.
It's not a guilt.
I did something.
I need to apologize.
It's shame.
It's inward.
word.
It's, I don't really need to exist.
Or there's something wrong with my existence.
Inherently, I've got white guilt.
I've got the white privilege.
You know, it's the same stuff that this, the trans shooter, Audrey Hale, when she went in and killed, you know, three children at the Nashville school because of her white guilt and crackers and all this other stuff, she bought into the brainwashing a white girl, bought into the trans ideology and bought into the idea, I need to hate myself.
So the virtue signal I'm going to do is go kill other white people because that's a virtuous thing because I hate myself because I'm white.
It's really sick stuff.
So the world's disdain for Christians, especially white evangelicals, can turn into baseless self-loathing, a doppelganger for conviction of the Holy Spirit.
If one loathes oneself for being a white evangelical, what prevents him from loathing other white evangelicals for being white?
And he goes on, this is a subtle demonic deception.
A subtle demonic deception.
As ordinary Christians, we end up loathing ourselves for who we are, which is one step away from loathing other Christians for who they are.
What's worse, it also feels so righteous and pious.
Shame is underneath it all, masquerading as humility.
Shame, underneath it all, masquerading as humility, masquerading as virtue.
And then he says this, finishes it up, he says, Peter said, if anyone suffers as a Christian, let him not be ashamed, but let him glorify God in that name.
Christians need to discern these lies so we can avoid being demonically manipulated by shame.
To God be the glory, he'll never put us to shame.
But that is not the message that the progressive left and the media and the news priests and the doctors who are considered priests.
That's not what they operate on.
They do not operate based on that.
They operate on...
I mean, do you just remember the people that stood firm and didn't get vaxxed?
Do you remember what was said about us?
The vaccinated are the problem?
It was literally being shunned and shamed, shaming you to get vaccinated when their propaganda and their free hamburgers and french fries or Dunkin' Donuts or whatever didn't work on us.
I mean, it's so ridiculous.
You know, I mean, it's ridiculous that they thought it would work.
I mean, I know it worked on a lot of people, but my goodness.
Here's this free...
You know what I mean?
If it really worked and saved your life, it would not be free to the people.
I know governments paid Pfizer, you know, billions and billions and billions of dollars.
I certainly know that.
Anyway, what a crazy situation that we're in.
Okay, this, again, I retweeted this.
You can follow me on Twitter, at Paul Harrell, or I'm sorry, at RealPaul Harrell.
That's at RealPaul Harrell.
All right.
Then we have this.
So Joshua Smith, he is a libertarian candidate for president.
And again, I'm, you know, I'm past libertarianism, but I did get to interview Josh one of the times that I filled in for Stu Peters.
And we did talk about, you know, his stances on...
Trans in kids and how, yeah, we need to obviously make that illegal.
The live and let live philosophy that's so infectious to the libertarian movement, at least for him as a libertarian, he was like, no, we need to make that stuff illegal.
But I thought this tweet stood out to me and complimented the other tweet.
More than 70% of the U.S. identifies as Christian of some sort, and the government is using their tax money to fund a country that hates them and their Messiah.
It's wild.
Have you ever thought about that?
I mean, it really is incredible that we are, in so many instances, we're funding our own demise.
And one of the main reasons, even at the local level, and again, it's changing, but one of the main reasons is because this is happening amongst the system, at least at the local level, in Christian red states, where a lot of these legislators are themselves Christians.
So how is this happening?
Well, and the main reason is it has to fall at the Christian legislator's feet who have bought into the lie and the myth of neutrality, have bought into the lie and the myth of secularism, and I'm a Christian legislator or a Christian politician, but I have to leave my faith at the door and embrace this cultural religion of, well, there just needs to be objectivity.
And of course, it's a lie.
There is no objectivity.
You're either one or the other.
It's actually a very binary choice.
You're going to either promote good and punish evil, or you're going to promote evil and punish good.
Which brings us to Dusty Deavers.
Now, who is Dusty Deavers?
Well, you guys know.
I mean, we've talked about this.
Many times, Dusty Deavers, back there was a special election late last year in Oklahoma for a state senate seat, and Dusty Deavers won.
He won on an openly Christian nationalist platform.
And matter of fact, it should have been an obscure race.
It's just a special election for a state senate seat, but...
His overt, unashamed, not ashamed, doesn't think there's something inherently wrong with him.
His campaign was open about what he wanted to do.
Laws he wanted to pass, you know, abolition of abortion, ending no-fault divorce, things like that.
Banning pornography.
Well, it got the attention of some of the crazies, like Right Wing Watch, which, by the way, put me on one of their lists, I found out late on Friday.
And so, you know, Dusty Devers is, he won anyway.
I mean, he won even with the attention and even with some so-called evangelicals trying to support his opponent, right?
And...
Now, he's actually in the State Senate of Oklahoma, and he's actually filing these bills, and now it's creating the headlines.
Jimmy Fallon wrote some bad jokes, or had his writers write some really bad jokes about him.
He's over the target, though.
The Overton window is shifting, and there is really no better evidence of that than this Rolling Stone article.
So, Rolling Stone, the libs over at Rolling Stone have decided to write an article about him, and they say, I mean, it's all about taking away our precious pornography.
This lawmaker wants to jail people for watching porn.
Oklahoma lawmaker Dustin Evers is a hardcore Christian nationalist who believes the government should terrorize evildoers.
It's funny.
I mean, you never know.
An article like this might go out to some leftist, and you never know.
He may read it and be like, you know, or somebody kind of on the fringes, not like an actual leftist, but somebody who maybe it dawns on him, like, hey, yeah, I mean, if porn wasn't so widespread, and if porn was illegal, then we wouldn't have...
Little kids.
If you've got a big problem, I can't believe they're allowing little kids to go to drag shows and be ogled by pedophiles.
You know, half-naked pedophiles dressed up as women.
It's going to click with somebody.
Wait a second.
If porn were illegal, we wouldn't have that.
That wouldn't even be a thing.
Drag shows for kids?
Drag shows and library story time for kids?
It wouldn't be a thing if porn was just illegal.
I think some people are starting to see the slippery slope and realizing that we have to crawl our way back up the slippery slope.
So anyway, Dusty Devers has some thoughts on this Rolling Stone piece which he took to Twitter to talk about.
And he said that, of course, they took some of what he—they missed the context, the distinctions, because it said that he doesn't believe in any firewalls.
He says, unsurprisingly, you missed the distinction I made on firewalls between the church and state and what it means that civil servants, through just law enforcement, terrorize evildoers.
He wrote that I am a hardcore Christian nationalist who believes the government should terrorize evildoers and that I don't see any firewalls that are provided to me in the Scriptures.
In that discussion, he goes on, In this way, just law and punishment terrorize evildoers.
This is simply Romans 13, 1 through 4, where it talks about rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad.
Would you have no fear of the one in authority?
Then do what is good, and you will receive his approval.
For he is God's servant for your good.
But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain.
For he is the servant of God, an avenger who carries out God's wrath on the wrongdoer.
Now that's talking about government.
Again, all of these people who are so afraid of this term Christian nationalism in this post-World War II context are really fighting against historical Protestant political thought.
While there is a distinction between the roles and tools of the church and state, he goes on, there is no firewall, though, between God's rule over the church and his rule over the state, because Christ is king over all by his essential rule as God and his mediatorial rule as God-man.
Anyway, really good thread here by Dusty Devers, if you guys want to check all of this out, his response to this Rolling Stone hit piece.
And it's a hit piece on Dusty Devers, yeah, but I mean, at the same time, it is...
I think stuff like this moves the Overton window, quite frankly, when the left and the right go back and forth at it, and the left wants to talk about how outrageous a Christian nationalist legislator is who's trying to ban pornography, and not just ban it, but make the consumption of the pornography a crime as well.
I think this is a good thing.
And then another tweet here.
When justice is done, it is a joy to the righteous, but a terror to evildoers.
This is what it's saying.
It's like, here's a Christian legislator who is using Scripture to inform how he approaches things.
Versus the other side, like a state representative John Dunwell out of Iowa who's like, yeah, there's a satanic statue and we just have to tolerate it.
We've got to tolerate it because there's nothing we can do.
We can't force Christianity on people.
So we have to allow them to...
Put up the satanic statue of Baphomet and we just have to allow it.
We can't do anything about it.
Just tolerate it.
Love your neighbor.
Leave the Satan statue up.
Love your neighbor.
What?
There's a big difference in those two legislators.
They both claim to be Christian, but one uses the Bible to inform the laws he's going to try to pass.
The other...
I guess they would say...
They're leaving the scripture, you know, basically outside the threshold of the House and Senate chambers in their respective states.
And here is...
This is it.
Okay, so I made Right Wing Watch.
So...
Yeah, let's go ahead and click on this.
This is the Right Wing Watch website.
Let's see, a project of People for the American Way.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, so I guess I made their bonus tracks.
Election interference.
Talks about what Jim Backer says.
And then there's me right there.
Yeah, they say that Paul Harrell declares that there is no First Amendment protection to worship evil and be a Satanist.
Apparently, they didn't like that.
They thought it was worthy enough to report to the people who are watching what the right wing is doing.
We're watching what they're doing, too, though.
We're watching what they're doing, too.
We're going to take a break, though.
We're way past due.
Last week, Stu Peters sat down.
And talked about the COVID vaccine and Pfizer, Taylor Swift, and Travis Kelsey.
And there's going to be more on that topic coming up on a brand new Stu Peter Show at the top of this hour.
He talked to Robert Scott Bell last week.
We're going to listen to that interview.
While we go to break, I'm going to regroup here.
And when we come back, we're going to talk about the Grammys.
The satanic Grammys were yesterday.
And we'll bring you up to speed on what you need to know.
Don't go anywhere.
We're back in a moment.
This guy, Travis Kelsey, should be haunted by the spirits of those who passed on due to the jabs.
Those who have dropped dead and died suddenly.
And that he should be kept from sleeping and regenerating each night so he can be the athlete that perhaps he's meant to be on some level.
But of course you see...
These opportunistic, luciferian agendas to tap into people who are popular, who have excelled in certain realms, whether they've sold their soul to the devil previous to this or just now, regardless.
Obviously, I'm rooting against Kansas City now.
I can't help it.
Yeah, like who cares anyways, to be honest with you.
But the idea that an athlete at the highest level of fitness is promoting something that could rob young people of their entire life There's not much but disgust I have for this guy.
And, of course, the musician known as...
What's her name?
Taylor?
Yeah, whatever.
But this really is more promotion of what I call the Church of Pharmaceutical Mysticism.
Unfortunately, in violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution, our country has adopted a state-sanctioned religion.
It's not Christianity.
It's pharmaceutical mysticism.
It's big pharma that's bought into churches.
As you know, the churches that shut down willingly during COVID... They have abandoned their mission to connect us to the source.
These pastors told you that it was the loving thing to do to stay away from your grandma or your aunt and uncle who was dying in the nursing home or in the hospital.
It would be the loving thing to do to socially distance and go stand in this circle way over there.
It would be the loving thing to do to wrap yourself in bubble paper like some kind of a breakable knick-knack and then go get your fifth booster so that you could die suddenly.
I mean, these pastors have completely abandoned their flocks.
They're fake.
They're false teachers.
And you know what?
Unless they repent and walk away from it, they're damned to the lake of fire.
Yeah, and you know, my dedication to God was that I would bring healing to all those who were ready because I had to overcome a lot and God provided a way for me to do that.
And so it's not like I withhold it if somebody repented like Kelsey and said, I'm sorry, I did wrong, but he's going to need a lot of cardio miracle just to survive the cardiovascular damage if he really got actual shots.
We have tools to recover people, but those things are not embraced or endorsed by our government, which is now owned and controlled by the pharmakia, the sorcerers of Big Pharma and Pfizer.
Which should tell you that these are exactly the products that you should be taking.
You mentioned Cardio Miracle.
You can find that, by the way, at highpowerheart.com, highpowerheart.com.
I mean, there are peer-reviewed, published papers on this stuff.
This stuff has been looked at.
And is doing a whole lot for people who suffer from, you know, shedding.
If you're around people, if you have family members who were duped or coerced or bribed or blackmailed into getting these things or forced in a lot of cases, or if they were just duped themselves.
A lot of people don't want to say, hey, I realized that I was wrong about this thing because I think a lot of those people that took that thing also gave it to their kids.
Can you imagine the guilt that they're dealing with?
Oh, yeah.
And look, I don't want to write them off as the walking dead.
They're the walking wounded.
You know, I'm working on with a lot of doctors, some of which you know and have interviewed as well, on remedies and protocols to help anybody that, again, comes back to God and repents and says, I was wrong.
You know, I lived in fear, and that fear overwhelmed my decision-making.
So I'm not here to condemn those people.
I'm here to help them if it's possible to help them.
And that's why I appreciate as well what you do in covering these stories as well in addition to everything else.
So, you know, Kelsey, I feel sorry for, really.
I mean, these people made a choice.
It's not my choice.
It's not your choice.
but if they come back uh you know i'm not the one that's condemning them they're condemning themselves by their behavior but we're here for them if they ever make the right choice and in the meantime everybody else that's you know tuned to my show and your show learning about how to empower themselves again back to health back to creation and then they'll be able to help others in their own family and friends that turned against them during this time the opportunity to come back is always there it
God is ever patient with us, but again, we are self-destructive and suicidal as a species if we keep adopting the pharmaceutical model only outside of the realm of emergency trauma interventions or warfare medicine.
I know you only got a couple of minutes left here.
I know you got to get on the air.
Thank you so much for joining us.
I just want to ask you this.
You said it's not too late to come back.
Speaking of coming back, more of this is coming back, isn't it?
This disease X. Oh, yeah.
I mean, the entire abandonment of how the body works and, of course, the spirit that imbues the body is really the essence of how we're even alive, despite all of those obstacles, pharmakia, etc.
And so we ought to come back and we see the future of medicine and others have predicted it is energy, vibrational medicine.
They're going to bring more of this back, though.
This COVID-19 wasn't it.
That was a test.
Yeah, they're going to work further and further.
Now, as long as we operate in fear, we're vulnerable.
If we return to the source of our very lives, that is God, that spirit will imbue us with that love and that healing that is much more powerful than any disease X they throw at us, but we still have to do the right thing once we realize how wrong we've been by living in fear.
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That never gets sold.
Oh, man, that never gets sold.
Yeah, I mean, what we were just talking about, what Stu was just talking about, living in fear.
We can't live in fear.
You know, we talked about that at the beginning of this program as well.
It really is the, that was the epidemic.
That was the pandemic.
The pandemic was fear.
And obviously it's 2024.
We are all watching very closely for what may happen, what already has happened.
This year because it's an election year, but it will be fear, whatever it is, nuclear, false flag attack, another COVID, you know, electrical grid crashing, the internet crashing, the financial system crashing, whatever that is, they will use our fear.
The media will fan the flames of fear, and it will really come down to, once again, will the United States, will we trust the words of men, or Or will we trust the Almighty?
Will we trust Fauci?
Will we trust earthly wisdom or heavenly wisdom?
What's it going to be?
We know what happened in 2020 collectively.
And we were captivated by the words of men, the deceitful words of men.
Yesterday was the Grammys.
The Satanic Music Awards show.
There have been some historically, just some of the most grotesque, insane, satanic moments last year.
And I'm not going to show it, but last year it was the Sam Smith show.
Dressed up like the devil, literal devil worship.
We've got Taylor Swift now, who's the NFL actress.
She's been employed as an actress by the NFL to play her part, and she's got her tour where she, we've covered this on Millstone, and we've played that for you, where she essentially is a witch.
I mean, she is mimicking witchcraft, all kinds of Darkness, all these satanic rituals.
And there'll be more on that, more talk about Taylor Swift specifically coming up at the top of the hour with Stu Peters.
And Bryson Gray is going to be on with Stu to talk about that.
And we'll tell you who else is on here in just a moment.
But one of the things that happened during the commercial break of the Grammys yesterday was that the Biden White House, the Biden campaign, decided to air this commercial to an audience captivated by the Satanic Grammy Awards.
Two years ago, I became pregnant with a baby I desperately wanted.
During a routine ultrasound, I learned that the fetus would have a fatal condition and never survive.
I had to flee my own state to receive treatment.
I think Donald Trump bears an incredible amount of responsibility for these restrictive laws.
We need leaders that will protect our rights and that's Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
I'm Joe Biden and I approve this message.
Yeah, so the Biden campaign, they're trying to capitalize on Roe versus Wade.
Donald Trump has an enormous amount of responsibility.
I mean, a couple of things here.
Number one, yeah, they overturned Roe versus Wade.
I mean, Donald Trump's Supreme Court picks overturned Roe versus Wade.
And now, you know, states all across the country who had, some of them had trigger laws.
They had passed laws, red states had passed laws that said, hey, if for whatever reason...
If Roe v.
Wade gets overturned, it's going to trigger our anti-abortion laws to go into effect immediately, right?
So that is what happened all across the country.
Then legislatures also came together to pass even more anti-abortion laws in the wake of Roe v.
Wade, because fundamentally the decision allowed us to make our own choices as states, to have the debates that we were having in 1970, 1971, 1972, until the Supreme Court took the ability for us to have that debate away.
And we all said, okay, okay, you're right.
We've got to let women kill their babies.
Unbelievable.
So now the Biden White House is trying to win over...
They want to kill more babies, obviously, but they're trying to win over with this sob story about, oh, I really wanted this child, but then the doctors told me that it wouldn't survive, so then I wanted to kill it.
But notice in this ad, this just tells you everything, how...
How they are still lying about this.
This woman who blames Trump for having to go out of state to murder her child still won't call it a baby.
Two years ago, I became pregnant with a baby I desperately wanted.
During a routine ultrasound, I learned that the fetus would have a fatal condition.
So, a baby I desperately wanted.
But then I learned that the fetus had a condition and needed to be killed.
No longer a baby.
I got pregnant with a baby I desperately wanted, but then they told me that it's a fetus and it's not going to make it.
So, you know, we're going to have to kill it.
And never survive.
I had to flee my own state to receive treatment.
I think Donald Trump bears an incredible amount of responsibility for these restrictive laws.
We need leaders that will protect our rights, and that's Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
I'm...
Yeah, so how many Taylor Swift fans were watching the Grammys?
You know, this is certainly a coordinated effort.
Again, more on that coming up at the top of the hour with the Stu Peters.
Brand new Stu Peters show is going to be...
Talking about Taylor Swift and the NFL and everything else.
So one of the things that happened at the Grammys last night, and again, I'm not going to show the satanic stuff right now, because I'm interested in a guy by the name of Killer Mike.
Until this morning, I didn't know who Killer Mike was.
Killer Mike is a rapper of some kind, and he ended up winning like three Grammys last night.
You can't tell me.
You cannot tell me that you get too old.
You can't tell me it's too late.
You can't tell me you get too old.
So that was a guy, again, a guy by the name of Killer Mike.
I have no idea who he is.
Killer Mike.
So after he won three Grammys, he got arrested for a misdemeanor battery.
What?
Are you serious?
Yeah, so I mean so I mean a lot of people started asking questions.
How did this happen?
How do you go from...
How do you go from winning three Grammys to getting arrested?
Well, J.D. Sharp, political commentator J.D. Sharp, he tweeted this, which piqued my interest.
Killer Mike.
Yeah, it's Killer Mike, not Big Mike.
Yeah, Big Mike may be running for president pretty soon.
So how does Killer Mike go from winning Grammys to getting arrested?
J.D. Sharp writes, the killer Mike got arrested at the Grammys after winning three.
Less than 48 hours ago, he was on Bill Maher denouncing Democrats and backed Trump.
This is a threat to any other black entertainer that backs Trump this election cycle.
So is this an example of...
First of all, I was like, I didn't even know he went on Bill Maher.
I mean, I don't watch Bill Maher very often.
I don't even know who Big Mike, I'm sorry, not Big Mike, Killer Mike.
I don't even know who Killer Mike is.
Didn't know until this morning.
So what did he say exactly?
And I love how people are connecting the dots here.
What exactly did Killer Mike say on Bill Maher that potentially got him arrested?
I mean, that's the allegation.
They're connecting the dots.
You know, Killer Mike didn't toe the line, and so they reached down and they pulled his chain.
They pulled his chain.
What are your feelings on the election coming up?
I mean, Biden and Trump?
Are you as depressed about that as most people, as a choice?
My feeling is, pick your policy, not your person.
Find out...
This is not the Dallas Cowboys versus your favorite team.
This is the policies that will affect our generations for the next 20, 30, 40 years to come.
So close your eyes.
Listen to the policies that are being pushed.
Pay attention even to the people who don't have a chance of winning because they're going to say policies you may want to push.
And I would say do that, but make it policy-based.
Oh, gosh.
Now, whether he hasn't said one way or the other, Trump or Biden at this point, but any time that you hear that, it's almost always somebody saying like, hey, no one ever says that about Democrats.
Democrats are both morally upright and have good policies.
You only say that about Republicans.
So obviously he's talking about policy.
You mean you're not talking about rhetoric and you're not talking about just a bunch of platitudes?
You're actually looking at the policy?
The last thing that people want is for black people to actually look at the policies of either party.
They only want them hearing the platitudes and the rhetoric.
All right, what else did he say?
So that means you're for...
That means I'm for black people and happy black history.
But you're not saying one candidate over the other?
Hey man, my nigga, he ain't gonna get me in no trouble tonight.
No, no, that's your job with me, to get me in trouble.
My grandfather gave me some stellar advice sometimes.
He said, son, sometimes you just got to know to stay out of white folks' business.
This time, I'm going to keep my mouth closed.
I still like the policy that the old man had that I was supporting.
I would encourage people to find who's supporting that policy and see what happens.
But you can't get yourself to say, vote for Biden over Trump?
You want me to list it now?
I'm just saying.
So when he was saying old man, was he talking about like old man or the old man in office, the guy that used to be in office?
Or is he talking about a literal old man like Biden, you know, doing the Alzheimer's shuffle?
I think, I don't know, I could be wrong, but I think Bill Maher was confused, didn't get that.
When he said old man, he might have been talking about the old president.
Crime bill?
Can he get himself to get his head out of his ass?
I still like the policy that the old man had that I was supporting.
I would encourage people to find who's supporting that policy and see what happens.
But you can't get yourself to say vote for Biden over Trump?
You want me to list it now?
I'm just saying.
Can he get himself to apologize for the crime bill?
Can he get himself to get his head out of his ass and say, black people, you are black regardless.
I need you to tell me what I need to do.
So now he's openly criticizing Biden for his support in the past of the crime bill and also basically telling people, if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
Can he pick a coalition of former people who are affected by drug laws, street gangs, recidivism and crime and say, I need you as a board to advise me how to fix federal prisons?
If he can do that, absolutely I can.
So my challenge is out there.
All right.
The thing about how perspectives change.
So that was his answer.
And then he wins three Grammys.
You can't tell me.
You cannot tell me that you get too old.
You can't tell me it's too late.
And then he gets arrested.
What?
Hey, are you serious?
- I don't know.
And, you know, J.D. Sharp here is not the only one making that connection, saying, hey, look, I think they found a way to arrest this guy based on...
Brutal Britney.
Who's Killer Mike?
Me too.
Me too, sister.
I didn't know who this guy was.
Killer Mike gets arrested less than 48 hours ago.
He was denouncing Democrats and backed Trump.
He didn't actually back Trump necessarily, unless he said, when he said the old man.
But I don't think he used to support Trump either, so anyway, it's a new thing.
The last thing that they want.
The last thing that they want is people, blacks in particular, looking at the actual policies of those.
In other news, we may be going to war.
We've been part of our continuing coverage of World War III. National File reporting, Frankie Stocks reporting, that the U.S. has launched strikes.
This was on Groundhog Day on Friday.
We didn't get the chance to cover it on the program.
The U.S. launched strikes on at least 85 targets, including ones held by Iran's Revolutionary Guard, ratcheting things up.
So I don't know.
I don't know who to believe on this.
Just in terms of, can the United States win a war against Iran?
Obviously, we don't need to start a new war, but my question still stands.
Can the United States win a war against Iran?
If you listen to somebody like a Colonel Douglas McGregor, he says absolutely not.
He says the missiles that Iran has are too precise.
They can level U.S. targets very quickly.
They can level entire blocks of Tel Aviv.
And there's just no way that the U.S. could win.
Not that we couldn't hurt Iran, but that we couldn't win a war.
Then I talk to other people who are intelligent and say, no, we know where every missile that they have we could hit preemptively and take out everything that they've got.
And I don't know who, I really honestly don't know what to believe.
I don't.
I do think, I would say if I was a betting man, I would say that there's no way that the United States can win a war against Iran while we're trying to fight a proxy war in Russia or in Ukraine, and at the same time worrying about China and Taiwan.
I just don't think, you know, that combined with the financial system collapse that's imminent, that combined with the rise of BRICS, Saudi Arabia with, you know, their relationship with BRICS, that combined with the fact that our sanctions against Russia did not work, showing us to be a paper tiger, I just, I don't know, I don't think that that's, but that's not to say that they won't try to do it anyway.
When you had the support for the proxy war in Ukraine and Russia, that was starting to wane a little bit, and this was getting exhaustive, and you had, I think, people like Germany, definitely the citizens of Germany, were not in favor of continuing this support.
All of a sudden, boom, false flag.
The Nord Stream pipeline gets blown up, and then the West and the media have the audacity to blame Russia that they blew up their own pipeline, the one thing that gave them energy leverage over Germany and Europe.
Now, that was the military-industrial complex saying, we're just going to cut off this from an impossibility.
You stick with us, Germany.
It was an act of war against Germany, is what it was.
I would not put that past them.
I mean, even when the odds are stacked against them, I don't put it past them to do something crazy to try to hold onto their power.
Because right now, from what I can tell, the United States is not...
It's not in a solid footing right now, and I think it's got to do with a lot of reasons.
Obviously, it's the financial system, but if the rest of the world actually knows where COVID-19 came from, yeah, it came from a lab in China, but it wasn't always in that lab in China.
You've heard Stu Peters talk about it a lot, Fort Detrick, Ralph Baric.
We created this.
We created this.
NATO was created.
NATO was created to protect Christian Europe from the godless Soviet communists.
Right?
Well, who is that today?
It's just an honest question.
How does the rest of the world look at the United States of America?
Maybe not her people.
You could argue that the propaganda that we experience on a daily basis is really no different than what the North Koreans experience.
It's that sophisticated.
I mean, in many ways, as we talked about at the top of the hour, we are just brainwashed with fear and distraction at every corner.
So, it's definitely something to think about.
That is all the time that we have today on the Millstone Report.
Happy Monday to you.
Coming up, Bryson Gray going to be talking about Taylor Swift with Stu Peters.
Harrison Smith from InfoWars going to be talking about Rocket Mortgage.
And the fact that they give interest-free loans to Hasidic Jews.
Anthony Cumia back on the Stu Peters show going to be talking about Donald Trump and how he said that he's considering like a Mike Pence 2.0, like a South Carolina Senator Scott potentially as his VP or Christy Noem. like a South Carolina Senator Scott potentially as his VP And also Jeremy Slayton going to be talking about that terrible, gruesome story about that kid that allegedly chopped off his father's head.
I don't mean to say that it didn't happen.
I just mean to say that it just feels like a PSYOP for sure.
So all of that and more coming up on the Stu Peters show.
You don't want to miss it.
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