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April 16, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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Millstone Report Paul Harrell: What Is Christian Nationalism? Tucker Interviews Pastor Doug Wilson
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Bo Gestapo, the goose-stepping gay lobby, all of that stops right now.
People say we need to make America great again.
I completely agree.
We may need to make Gallows great again.
Literally so many people that need to have a millstone put around their neck and tossed into the sea.
Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome.
My name is Paul Harrell and this is the Millstone Report.
Thank you so much for being with us.
Can't do the show without you.
What is Christian nationalism?
That's what's on tap today on the Milson Report.
Thanks to Tucker Carlson's interview of Pastor Doug Wilson from Moscow, Idaho, which was released yesterday, more Americans have Christian nationalism on their radar.
Is it the boogeyman?
The radical left and respectable regime evangelicals say that it is?
No.
It's not.
Right now, from where I sit, all of the right people are upset and butthurt that Doug Wilson, a controversial pastor who's been shunned from all sides of theological and political circles, was platformed by Tucker Carlson to talk about God, government, and how America needs to repent of our sins and trust in the saving work of Jesus Christ for personal salvation and to heal and strengthen our nation.
Wow!
That should not be a controversial statement, but it is.
I don't have to agree with someone like Doug Wilson on everything for me to be happy and stoked, actually, that he went on a massive platform and shared the gospel of Jesus Christ.
That is great news.
And if you aren't happy about that because you believe Doug Wilson and the Moscow Project aren't perfect and hold to some convictions that you don't, what's wrong with you?
I've talked about the infighting before, but now I'm beginning to think that it may just be as simple as jealousy or envy.
Come on.
They want to put Christians in boxcars.
You've heard me talk about that many times on this program.
One thing is clear based off of Tucker's interview of Wilson, and that's the phrase Christian nationalism is a hotly debated term, and the definition still isn't quite settled concerning the specific minutiae, but generally speaking, we can agree that if you believe Jesus is Lord, And you love your country, and you vote, then congratulations, you are a Christian nationalist.
And you will never convince the left otherwise, because they hate God, and by extension, they hate us.
They hate Christians.
Additionally, one of the key criticisms of Christian nationalism by other Christians is that it diminishes the preaching of the gospel.
Wilson disarmed those critics by A... Preaching the gospel while claiming to be a Christian nationalist.
And B, emphasized that there is no political solution to our current predicament, he said.
And we must preach the gospel so that the spirit of God moves and convicts the sinner of his sins, which will lead to the nation being populated with more Christians, which will lead to a, you guessed it, Christian nation, like a Christian family, a Christian county, a Christian city, a Christian school, a Christian seminary.
Yes, you can have a Christian nation.
When Wilson said this, though, he effectively took the bullets out of the guns of his Big Eva opponents, and they are pretty mad about it, if Twitter is any indication.
It's not just Big Eva, but it's really just the entire regime evangelical apparatus.
Someone on X called Daniel R. Hyde, who is a pastor, wrote this, quote, In his cosplay, Tucker Carlson plays the Leninist useful idiot to the self-ordained impastor whose delusional desire for power would round up liberal Episcopalians like Tucker and use blasphemy laws to disappear them, all from their hashtag datpostmill utopia at Conceptual James.
Interesting that at the end of that tweet he tagged James Lindsay who is an atheist and believes that those who embrace the idea of Christian nationalism are a part of some operation to give the feds the excuse to put Christians in boxcars.
He doesn't seem to realize that they have plans to put Christians in boxcars regardless of how we organize to try to stop them.
Here's another one from the atheist James Lindsay in response to Tucker Carlson.
The title of his Wilson's interview which read, Pastor Doug Wilson is the Christian nationalist they warned you about.
So Lindsay wrote, I'm going to keep warning too.
Get used to it or better still, correct yourself.
Notice he didn't say repent because he's an atheist.
He wouldn't say that.
And now one user you see here on your screen named Ben questioned Atheist Lindsey and said, Hey James, not sure if you watched it, but Doug Wilson said that the solution won't come through politics nor through elections.
I think he has a different view of Christian nationalism than you'd expect, to which Atheist Lindsey cursed.
And he said he's full of excrement.
He'll say something different next time to a different audience.
So yesterday was a pretty good day.
The gospel was preached on a major platform.
And in my opinion, all the right people seem to be upset about it.
Some are quite mad.
Let's take a look at this interview.
Not the whole thing, but we do have a portion of it for you.
Tucker Carlson again with Pastor Doug Wilson.
We're going to kind of stop and start here.
It's an honor to be here.
Thank you.
Thank you.
So I was not opposed.
I'm sincerely confused by the phrase Christian nationalism, which seems like an attack on Christianity to me.
What is it to the extent you understand it, and are you a Christian nationalist?
So I'm willing to be a Christian nationalist because I prefer that phrase to the phrase I usually get called.
What do you usually get called?
White supremacist.
White supremacist?
Slave advocate.
Racist.
Basically, like Christo-fascist, that's a very popular term for Christians that want Christians who are in government to govern like Christians based on the character of God that's revealed to us in Scripture that tells us and informs us of the morality of what's right and what's wrong.
You know, all the theofascist, so the left really does hate Christianity.
And with the phrase Christian nationalism, even the part of it that's coming from the left, trying to wrap that around our necks, That's something I think I can explain.
I can say, yeah, yes, but, and then explain inside of two minutes.
May I just ask before you, and thank you for doing that, and I will listen rapidly because I really want to know.
But just to clarify the terms, is that a phrase that you or people with your beliefs came up with, or was that a phrase that was leveled against you?
Well, both.
Canon Press, located in Moscow, Idaho, has a streaming service called Canon Plus.
Canon Press published The Case for Christian Nationalism by Stephen Wolf.
So that was our embrace of the term.
So, Stephen Wolf, who's been a guest on this program, The Millstone Report, author, again, you heard say, The Case for Christian Nationalism, which is a, the whole book is basically a political thesis, it's a political book about not necessarily what would be preferred in America,
but what would be permissible, and it really is tied to historic Protestant Christian political thought, The idea of the magistrate's role in society versus the church's role and how those two interact and how we have gotten very much away from historical Protestant political thought when it comes to government and when it comes to things like,
let's just take, you know, the practical example would be a blasphemy law, right?
We're on the books in America up until the 1930s.
They withstood the court challenges.
The thing is, post-World War II, the idea is, essentially, that you've got this post-World War II liberalism that is clearly not what the Founding Fathers had in mind.
The Founding Fathers were not sitting around saying that the First Amendment is going to guarantee Larry Flint the ability to distribute pornography.
They didn't think that was going to be the case, right?
They did not think when it comes to freedom of speech that it was going to allow blasphemy, for example.
And then that's incredible to think about, right?
Because we've been raised to say, oh, no, no.
The only thing you can't say is fire in a crowded theater when there is no fire.
That's what we've been raised.
That's like the only limit on speech.
And that was not their understanding.
When they were writing this.
And so, anyway, Case for Christian Nationalism, Stephen Wolf.
Stephen Wolf actually commented on this interview.
We're going to post that tweet for you here in a minute when it's appropriate.
Again, this is Tucker Carlson interviewing Moscow, Idaho pastor of Christ Church there, Doug Wilson.
Okay, and Stephen Wolf wrote a defense, a scholarly defense of the whole thing, the history of the whole thing.
So we embraced it to that extent.
But then on MSNBC just a few weeks ago, there was one of the talking heads there that said, anybody who believes that rights come from God and not from Congress and not from the Supreme Court is a Christian nationalist.
So he's talking about Heidi Presbola who said this.
One thing that unites all of them, because there's many different groups orbiting Trump, but the thing that unites them as Christian nationalists, not Christians, by the way, because Christian nationalists is very different, is that they believe that our rights as Americans, as all human beings, don't come from any earthly authority.
They don't come from Congress.
They don't come from the Supreme Court.
They come from God.
Right.
So anybody who, you know, making Thomas Jefferson a Christian nationalist, endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights.
So anybody who believes that, according to the left, is a Christian nationalist.
And there is a developed...
Set of arguments in defense of that phrase that can be, I think, pointed out in short order.
You can't, there's no, trying to defend other things they call you is like putting lipstick on a pig.
It's just, you're not, it's not going to be anything.
No.
All right.
But this is something that people can say, oh, I love my nation and I'm a Christian.
Why can't these?
Well, that's how I feel about it, but I don't know what it is.
So how would you define it?
So, it's, I think, very simple.
If there is no God above the society, if there is no God above the state, take God away.
Yes.
The state is God.
Yes.
Okay?
If there is no God above the state, the state is God.
The state becomes God.
And it assumes the prerogatives of deity.
You know, cameras at every intersection, aping omniscience.
Yes.
Omnipresence.
And that goes along with the idea, folks, that we have the technology to enslave ourselves.
So for a long time, dictators are people that had evil intentions for the populace and they wanted to control them and everything else.
I mean, they would do that, but they didn't have the technology that we have now, right?
So you had people that always wanted to be, you look at the communists, right, that always wanted to be God.
They didn't want their citizens to be loyal to anybody but the state, and God is a threat to that, right?
But we've never quite had the technology to enslave ourselves.
I mean, these people that already want to be God and they want the state to be God, They have way more capacity to do that based on, and I actually never thought of that, the idea that God is omnipotent, he's omnipresent and everything, he sees all, he hears all.
With the way the NSA is monitoring everything that we do, I mean, they quite literally are wanting to, with artificial intelligence, all this other stuff, the technology to enslave ourselves is real.
But these totalitarian freaks at the top of the heap, they really are doing it because they want to live forever and they want to be God.
Isn't that always what it is?
That's always what it is.
Making ourselves God and refusing to give Him the worship that He deserves.
Anyway, back to this interview.
And Big Brother is watching you.
Control of your mind.
Control of your mind.
They want to control absolutely everything.
Every keystroke, they want to control everything.
Because they're aspiring to deity.
The reason they're aspiring to deity is because they don't recognize any God above them.
Our current rulers don't believe In God.
But they do believe in the devil.
And their belief in the devil is why they want to ascend the sides of the north.
They want to be as the most high.
That was the initial temptation in the garden.
You shall be as God.
Yes.
Okay.
So our current...
They really do believe in the devil, though.
They don't get into this, and maybe I should do a more extended episode on this someday, like I did when we talked about the Ten Commandments and how the Uniparty and the Democrats are against every one of the Ten Commandments as a matter of public policy.
You can see that episode here on this Rumble Channel, Stu Peters Network.
But maybe we should do an extended one.
You know, atheism, speaking of atheist James Lindsay from the monologue earlier, atheism is what is promoted by almost all institutions.
But the people at the top of these institutions are not atheists.
Many of them are Satanists.
Many of them are actively choosing evil.
Actively choosing what the Bible characterizes as, you know, essentially where it all started, where original sin started with the targeting of humanity by Satan.
So it's fascinating.
That's a huge dichotomy.
And then there's this unveiling, right?
Atheism was really just a path to get to overt Satanism because now we're seeing that...
And the atheism isn't promoted as much, and because we're now putting pagan statues on top of courthouses in New York, right?
Not to mention, you know, back in the day when Alex Jones infiltrated the Bohemian Grove, and they were clearly worshipping the devil at the foot of some, you know, owl statue.
That was before we even knew, at least widespread knew, about Maria Abramovich and her spirit cookings.
Or any number of weird rituals that she is, you know, caught doing that she calls art, you know, tries to get away with, oh, no, she's just an artist.
No, no, she's a Satanist.
She's a witch.
Now, to his point, yeah, we do have an elite.
We do have a government that very much believes in the devil.
But they say, well, but we don't believe in God.
Rulers are very ambitious, and they want to aspire to that height.
We don't want to resist them in the name of Christ because we don't want to launch another series of interminable religious wars.
Right.
He's saying this is the tendency.
I believe this is why, because I listened to it several times.
He's saying that's the tendency of what we talk about here.
It's taboo to talk about religion and politics when the truth is if you're going to talk politics, you should have to talk religion so we know what kind of leader we're actually getting.
Okay.
Because we don't want the Muslims fighting with the Jews, fighting with the Christians, All of that.
Yeah, we don't want that because we're an evolved, you know, we're way past that when in reality we're nowhere close to that.
We're still capable of all of the sin that we've been capable of in the past.
But that's the most reasonable question.
When they say which God, and here's the answer to your question, the Christian nationalist is the one who's willing to answer that question and speaking into the microphone.
The true God.
The living God.
The one who exists.
Yes.
Not the one, not the God on our money.
That's a good thing.
He went on to say that, well, the money used to be that, in God we trust, used to reference the trying God, but it doesn't anymore.
So this is an edited mashup, right?
And the full video, I think, is over at Tucker's website, TuckerCarlson.com.
But that's a fascinating point there that he just made.
The Christian Nationalist.
The Christian nationalist is willing to speak up.
Because you say, hey, we've got to get God back into this country.
We've pushed him out or whatever.
So we've got to model our society.
We've got to model our laws based on what he...
And you will get that question.
Well, based on what?
Because we're such a pluralistic society.
We worship pluralism.
We worship this idea, this libertine idea of...
The fact of the matter is, and he mentioned this in the fuller context of the interview, America was never founded on a pluralistic religion, anything other than Christianity.
You had Protestants who had disagreements, and they had different denominations, and they agreed that we can get along together as Protestants, and you do your thing, I'm going to do my thing, and we're fine, we can still build a society together.
America was never designed...
You know, for Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists, and everything in between, and now Satanists, if you take the Iowa State Capitol and the satanic century, we were never designed for that.
Ever.
And to say that we are, and to say that we were, and try to say, well, this is the law of the land now.
Well, you know what?
The Dred Scott decision was the law of the land at one time.
That's no longer a thing.
It's just laughable.
So he says that the Christian nationalist is the one willing to stand up in the public square and say, name the God.
Name the triune God of the Bible, that that is our God as a nation.
That's who our God should be.
And from that, we will derive what is just and what is wicked, and we will make our laws to punish evil and reward good.
Is the one who's willing to answer that question and speaking into the microphone the true God, the living God, the one who exists.
Yes.
Not the one, not the God on our money.
How do you go back to a system based on Christian assumptions in a country that's no longer What you do, and this is, you invite a preacher onto your show, you're gonna get some preaching.
Hope so!
Alright, so there's no way, there's no way to do it outside of God raising up preachers who preach a hot gospel and church planting.
There's no way to do this politically.
You've got to make the country Christian again.
That's right.
Basically, we're in such a mess that there is no political solution.
We're beyond hope.
There is no political solution.
The next election, however happy it might make us for 10 minutes, is not going to fix everything.
That's right.
Okay?
Okay.
So, what do you guys think about that?
Is there no political solution?
Because, again, he's speaking as a Christian nationalist, saying there's no...
Now, there's a lot of opponents, as we mentioned in the monologue, a lot of opponents of Christian nationalism that say, they're worshipping politics, and they're making an idol out of politics, and that's why Christian nationalism is bad.
Okay.
Well, he essentially just totally disarmed that argument.
Now, there are other Christian nationalists out there that would respectfully disagree.
One of those is...
Stephen Wolf, again, the author of the case for Christian Nationalism, which was published by Canon Press, which is a project of Moscow up in Moscow, Idaho.
I keep saying Moscow or Moscow.
I don't know.
I'm not from there.
This is what Stephen Wolf said.
He said, this is where Doug Wilson and I seem to disagree.
The solution to America is in large part political.
We should not use revivalism or political theology to escape politics.
Christian nationalism is a political project, not simply a call for ministers to preach the gospel.
So you see, this is where, what I said earlier in the monologue, we can agree generally on what Christian nationalism is, I want Christian laws, I'm a Christian, I love my nation, I'm going to vote accordingly, congratulations, you're considered a Christian nationalist.
When you get into the minutia of it, obviously Doug Wilson's a pastor.
His call to preach the Word and see what happens, right?
Like, what's God going to do with His Word?
It goes out.
It doesn't return in vain.
It's not voided.
But what do laypeople do?
See, that's the difference here.
He's speaking from a pastoral point of view.
What do laypeople do?
I'm not a minister, like an ordained minister.
I go to church every Sunday.
I'm a Christian.
I raise my family in the fear and admonition of the Lord, or I try to.
But what am I doing here?
Not everybody's a talk show host.
I get that.
But I go to church, and then what do I do the other six days?
Well, I'm in the world, and what we're trying to do here is win these battles so that less kids, in the case of transgenderism, get put on the path to hell.
How do we do that?
By using the law to prevent parents from abusing their children or prevent doctors from removing kids' genitals and calling it health care, right?
That's very much a political solution.
I mean, so I would slightly disagree with Wilson here on that point because I think the boogeyman that Christian nationalism is is really all that it is.
And, of course, it's not a boogeyman.
Is people at the local level, because, I mean, what's going on in Washington, D.C. is just absolutely insane.
But we still have a little bit of political power left locally, in your city, in your county, in your state, until they try to steal all those elections as well, which they might.
And we have Christian red states who are already making evil, wicked lifestyles illegal.
That's already happening right now.
Many of these Christian red states, they are full of Christians, right?
They're not full of non-believers like New York or Los Angeles.
They're full of Christians whose hearts are bent towards worshiping the one true God of the Bible, who go to vote, and they vote for their local mayor, or they vote for their local quorum court, or they vote for the local state rep or state senator.
And those people are going to their capitals and they're actually citing scripture from the floor of these chambers saying, this is why we have to pass this law.
I've seen it with my own eyes.
So that's another aspect of Christian nationalism.
It is a political solution, in my opinion.
Once you have people who are converted to Christianity, they're going to make decisions differently.
In the context of democratically elected government, and again, if you go read Stephen Wolf's book, he doesn't necessarily keep those, that's not the confines of democracy, is not the confines in that scholarly work on what is permissible, but again, what may not be advisable for somebody like America.
Interesting.
So, back to this interview.
Our disease is radical, and it's spiritual.
We've got a radical leprosy, and the United States needs to repent of its sin, to use an old-fashioned term.
We need to repent of our sins, our arrogance, and turn back to God.
That's what is necessary, and we need preachers who are willing to tell them to do that, to proclaim that this is what you must do.
And they must not do it in terms of law, like thou shalt, thou shalt, thou shalt.
The law condemns, but the gospel liberates.
So the law brings in judgment.
The law makes us aware the rich young ruler is made aware of his lack.
He's made aware of his sinfulness by the law.
And then you turn to Christ.
And what Christ offers is full free forgiveness.
But forgiveness with Him now in charge.
So forgiveness is not what Bonhoeffer would call cheap grace.
It is a radical death, burial, and resurrection.
So this is what the Easter season is all about.
Death, burial, and resurrection.
And the Bible tells us that when we look to Christ, We are crucified in faith.
We're crucified with Him.
We're buried with Him.
And we rise again from the dead with Him.
And we ascend into the heavenly places with Him.
We are made participants of the virtue of Christ by virtue of His death, burial, and resurrection.
So, America needs Jesus.
America doesn't need to turn over a new leaf.
America needs a new life.
Free speech is bigger than any...
That is exactly right.
And that is why, like, look, even with my, you know, my, what I would say, you know, minutiae disagreements here and there, I mean, there are people out there that are upset that that happened.
Can you believe that?
There are people out there...
Who are mad that Doug Wilson went on Tucker Carlson and was platformed and preached the gospel and told people to repent of their sins and turn to Christ because they have disagreements with him here or there.
It's like, I don't get it.
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
People just need to.
And it's not just the atheist James Lindsay.
I'm talking about other people too, like regime evangelicals and things like that.
So, back to the Stephen Wolf quote, because there was more to it, and then we've got to go to break.
But this is by Andrew Walker, who said that, he says, I don't like the Evangelical Tribes games.
If someone makes a good argument, I'm going to praise the argument.
The video clip of Doug Wilson and Tucker Carlson was outstanding.
So here's somebody that maybe is not necessarily a Moscow, Idaho, Doug Wilson fan, but likes what, see, this is what I'm talking about here.
Stephen Wolf says, hey, you know, there's a slight difference here between my version of Christian nationalism and Doug Wilson's version of Christian nationalism.
And this is what he said.
And this is what his book, The Case for Christian Nationalism, is about.
He says, no reformer in the Reformation period claims that there's no political solution to their situation.
To the contrary, they appealed firstly to the magistrates.
The thing is, Doug and those in Moscow do not, at least in practice, believe there is no political solution.
In practice...
They are more consistent with classical thought, but in rhetoric it all goes back to 20th century Reconstructionist theonomic thinking that makes Christian politics dependent on revivalism.
Yeah, so, I mean, I'm kind of a...
I'm kind of either or.
Give it all, right?
Like, give me a political solution.
At the same time, let's pray for a revival.
There was a...
Remember the Asbury revival, right?
Remember when that happened or whatever?
I didn't buy that it was an actual revival.
And the reason...
And you guys may disagree with me out there, but people have gone back and they've said, hey...
Any of the churches in that area, have you guys seen an increase in people in the church?
Have you seen an increase in people going to church?
And it's like, no, we haven't seen any of that.
And this is a problem, right?
This is a problem.
We have a lot of people out there that just think that that's...
That's not something that needs to happen, right?
The weekly gathering of believers to corporately worship the Lord together.
Anyway, that's just my opinion.
Stephen Wolf goes on.
He says, Yeah, interesting stuff there.
We're going to take a break.
Yesterday on the Stu Peters Show, Dr.
Judy Mikevitz was back on Stu's show.
I always look forward to those segments when she is on because she's a scientist, a bio-research scientist with this extensive career.
She was there as they have created all of this gain-of-function stuff.
The CDC though recently came out, if you caught the program last night, the CDC recently came out with this report and the media is going crazy over it and the report is absolutely insane.
It's basically downplaying the idea that the COVID vaccine bioweapon...
Has harmed and killed and maimed millions of people on the planet Earth.
That's the scope of the argument.
And it's absolutely insane.
And it's a lie.
And they're trying to figure out a way.
More and more people know.
I mean, thanks to a platform like Tucker, which platforms people that say, hey, yeah, we think 20 million people have died.
Since the COVID vaccines have rolled out, right?
So we're going to go to break.
We're going to listen to that.
And we'll be back here in just a moment.
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If you had an antibody, that's what Mickey said.
I looked up and said, oh no, he was antibody positive.
That means he's immune.
We need to stop the circus.
Don't ever get another injection of any kind.
And please do not inject yourself.
Every one of these pills on TV is poison.
Poison.
They took a prostate cancer cure by the company Omniture Genius that satisfied all FDA in 2006, in 2010.
We presented it to every single level of the government, including DARPA. And do you know what they did with Bayer Monsanto in 2019?
Oh, they created a new prostate cancer drug called Nubeca.
And it will kill you.
And it costs the taxpayers, or Medicaid, $13,000 a dose.
Oh, when we had a cure in 2011 of a natural product in a botanical adjuvant that was patented and proven in two years of clinical trial, and just like peptide tea, the FDA never let it go.
They turned it around, turned it to evil, and injected the opposite.
They put that G-protein back in HIV and gave Adam Lanza and his mother NeuroAIDS, they call it, Neuroborreliosis or Lyme disease.
Yeah, Adam Lanza and his mother had Lyme disease.
Why do I say that?
You know why I say that?
Because in order to cover up their little game, Fauci and Obama Fauci and Obama who denied, who denied mothers, who denied these kids, oh, you're just Munchausen's by proxy.
You just wanted so much attention that your kids, that you put them out there.
They would drop, Jonathan Stoy, UK, the nice guidelines, they drop kids in a pool and let them drown because they were faking it.
We need to stop this.
We've got all the evidence, but it's up to us.
We, the people, take it back.
Not another injection.
Don't go near their stores.
Don't buy anything.
That's your God courage.
Stop.
Speak the truth in love.
Help everyone.
Talk to your family.
You must find a way to talk to them because they are being killed.
They are continuing.
They're covering up these bioweapons.
Everything on the TV. I had many friends who stood and never got that shot.
What about all the rest?
What about the Gotti paper from 2017?
Look at the micro and nano contamination.
Please, nano is an odd of God.
Don't inject or don't ingest.
These nutraceuticals are poison.
They just switched over to pharmaceuticals.
All you need is nutrition.
We know how to do that.
We can help you, but it's up to you to ask for help.
Please turn back to Jesus.
Then you've got it.
You know, I mentioned Dr.
Joseph Latipo from Florida, the Surgeon General.
And I think what he did, I mean, obviously, is great, but it's not enough.
Correct.
And these things need to be declared by a public official as what they are, openly and honestly, that they are weapons of bio-warfare in order to get the attention of the consumer that's just soaking up the Fox News channel that's touting this study, making this false claim that the COVID shots don't cause an increased risk of, you know, dangerous conditions of the heart.
And they should be seized and they should be incinerated and the people responsible should be put to death after they're convicted for their part in bringing this to the market.
But the thing is, what you just said makes Latifo...
Every shot since HIV, Hepatitis B, is how gain-of-function HIV never was LAV. Every shot since 1991 has been a COVID shot.
Hear me, but it was monkey, mouse, cow, pig, aborted fetal, mRNA.
Oh, our God's got that, even injected, only the poorest.
Only the poorest, only those injected on the first day of life got truly, horribly sick.
Autism, psychosis, Lyme disease, cancer, cancer, cancer, triple negative breast cancer in the military.
from the shots that Deborah Birx and Robert Redfield injected in the 90s.
They injected HIV.
This is what Gert van der Bosch is saying.
So now...
And welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
This is the Millstone Report.
Thank you so much for being with us.
My name is Paul Harreld.
Great interview there.
A 42-minute interview, I think, with Judy Mikevitz.
If you want to catch the whole thing, you can click out of this video and check it out.
It's right there on the page from last night on the program.
A little follow-up story on...
Let's see here.
Where did it go?
Yeah.
So somebody named...
And we referenced this briefly yesterday when we were covering the stabbing or the attack of the bishop over in Sydney, Australia, Bishop Mari Emanuel.
Somebody named...
And we referenced this again yesterday.
Somebody named Jonathan or Joshua Jones says, update, when the Muslim attacker tried to stab Bishop Mari Emanuel...
He held up a small cross to protect himself.
The attacker's switchblade then failed to open, so he was beaten repeatedly with only a closed blunt knife.
He's injured, but not seriously.
That's an incredible shot right there, if true.
And again, you didn't see any blood.
And we played the video several times for you yesterday when we covered this story on Monday.
Fascinating.
So some people have been wondering, okay, so why, you know, this was a Muslim attack against a Christian.
It's not the first, won't be the last.
We covered yesterday how Bishop Mario Emanuel has gone to the Gaza Strip on mission work.
He has, and he came back with an incredible testimony about that experience.
You can see the program from yesterday if you want to check that out.
Also, the comment section, I think they've got a video to his testimony there in the video because one of the listeners was saying, hey, does anybody have this?
And I think they provided it for him.
Somebody did.
I read the comments when we broadcast these shows.
I really appreciate you guys out there in your comments.
I really do.
Even the ones that, you know, are negative.
But I don't really appreciate the negative ones, but I read them, you know.
So...
A lot of people said, well, this guy, this killer, this 15-year-old Muslim killer, he's allegedly—he's been quoted as saying, like, that my—that I wouldn't have stabbed this guy or attempted to kill him had he not spoken out against the Muslim faith.
So there's been a lot of people digging into what Pastor Mari or Bishop Mari Emanuel has said in the past about Muslims— And this one seems to be making the rounds.
This is Bishop Marmari Emanuel.
And it says he was targeted because what he thinks about Islam.
And so we're going to take a listen to that.
Here it is.
It says about the Lord Jesus.
According to their book.
I speak Arabic, I write Arabic, I read Arabic.
I'm educated in the Arabic language.
What is Muhammad is saying in the Quran?
He's saying, but Jesus or Isa, Jesus, but Jesus son of Mary is the word of God and a spirit of God.
Now, I ask Muhammad, where did you get this from?
But Jesus Son of Mary is the Word of God and the Spirit of Him.
Oh!
John, the fourth living creature, which is the flying eagle, the Gospel of John.
John chapter 1 verse 1, the very beginning of the Gospel.
In the beginning was the Word.
Look at what Muhammad is saying.
Jesus, son of Mary, is the Word of God.
Okay?
Don't lose track of this.
He is the Word of God.
John, six centuries prior to him, in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
So what are you trying to say, Muhammad?
Are you saying Jesus is God?
That's what you're saying.
You got it from the Gospel of John.
Not from Allah.
From the Gospel of John.
He's gone.
We know all the history.
Oh But it's not my topic now.
Maybe one day.
You know all this.
The moment you deny the divinity of Christ, He is not the Son of God, He is not God, and He was never crucified, you have denied your own salvation.
When you deny your salvation, you've denied life.
When you deny life, what are you gonna end up with?
Death.
That's why the one who's sitting on it is death.
You're gonna get nothing but death.
Islam flourished and expanded with the sword.
That's why on the flag of Saudi Arabia is green with two swords crossing.
That's how it went with the sword.
Jesus said, my sword is my word and my word is love.
You flourish through love, not by chopping heads.
You flourish with love.
I don't want to offend no Muslim.
That's not my intention.
But this is what their book literally says.
So don't tell me we believe in your Jesus.
You don't.
My Jesus is God, revealed in the flesh.
He was crucified to save the whole world.
This is my Jesus.
In here, it's non-negotiable area.
We can't sit and say, let's come up with a solution.
Now, this is the solution.
And the only solution.
You better believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
He is God Himself.
He was crucified.
He was buried.
He rose from the dead on the third day.
And He will come to judge the living and the dead.
For He is God, revealed in the flesh.
Period.
So, again, that was Pastor Mari Emanuel, and those are some comments that people have found where he was talking about Islam, and he was talking about how Muhammad got it wrong, and so people are citing that this and other sermons like it were the reason this Muslim 15-year-old went in there and attempted to kill him and stab him because of that.
I found those comments fascinating by him, and And he says, towards the end there, I don't want to offend a Muslim, but the truth is, it is what it is.
We don't desire to set out and offend anybody, any non-Christian, but the truth of Jesus Christ and his divinity and his godship and his kingship is offensive.
And the Bible calls it a stumbling block, specifically to the Jews.
And we also have this situation where, you know, the Muslim, the Islamic faith, if you will, is not the Christian faith.
There's clearly a huge difference, and it centers around who is the person of Jesus Christ.
Who is he really?
It's a big deal.
It's really fascinating what's going on.
And you know, in part of that interview, we didn't get to this in...
Well, I didn't play for you in the previous segment.
If you're just joining us, we played the Doug Wilson interview, our snippet of it.
Tucker Carlson interviewed Doug Wilson.
You know, it's really strange.
I don't coordinate this.
Just so you know, how would I? I don't know Tucker Carlson.
Last week on the show, when we were in the midst of this abortion discussion, did you hear what Donald Trump said?
Did you hear what Carrie Lake said?
And we're lamenting and calling out the wickedness of these Republican positions that are still like, hey, if you want to win elections, you've got to let the pink-haired ladies in blue states murder their babies, or we're not going to win elections.
It's just a really disgusting, demoralizing thing that the Republican Party, or that Donald Trump and Carrie Lake and others have come out and said.
In the midst of that, I actually played for you one of Pastor Doug Wilson's videos on the subject because I felt like he was really beneficial to the categories.
I don't know if you remember that episode where you talk about abolitionism, which I'm an abolitionist, and then you have your pro-choices, pro-lifers, and then smash-mouth.
He's called it smash-mouth incrementalism.
It's the first time I've ever played a clip of Doug on this program, ever.
And then the very next week, he's interviewed by Tucker Carlson on a massive platform, and now more people than ever are talking about the phrase Christian nationalism.
I just find it fascinating how things like that work out.
It's certainly not something that I coordinate.
I'll tell you that much.
But one of the things that Wilson talked about was that the issue in the full interview, the issue isn't with Christians' persecution.
When Christians were thrown to the lions, When Christians were used as human torches and burnt alive so Nero could light his parties at nighttime.
The issue wasn't the worshipping of Jesus.
The issue was the exclusivity claim of Jesus.
All these other gods, they wanted them to worship Caesar as a god, one of the gods.
And the Christians said, no, we can't.
Jesus is Lord, and that's why that was the problem.
They were fine with plenty.
You have your religion.
Rome was a very you-do-you situation as long as you recognize the gods we want you to, but you can go do your own thing.
Thank you.
Very similar to today, right?
We have a you-do-you culture.
Yeah, you-do-you.
Take your kid to a drag show and let him be ogled by half-naked men and pedophiles.
Yeah, that's fine.
It's you-do-you, right?
But when you make the claim publicly that the God of the Bible disapproves, and you're not supposed to do that, when you make the claim publicly that all men have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, when you make those claims publicly, and then you claim exclusively the only way to forgive your sins,
the only way to make your relationship with God right, And avoid the wrath is to acknowledge the wrath that was poured out on Jesus Christ on your behalf, on the cross, and that the sacrifice for your sins was done through Jesus and his death and his burial and his resurrection, him defeating death.
Like, that's the only way.
That's the only way to get to heaven and to truly worship the Lord is through Jesus Christ.
When you make that claim in America today, when you make that claim in Sydney, Australia, you trigger the world.
You activate the world against you.
Christ said that they hated me, so they're going to hate you too.
Prayers for a speedy recovery for Pastor Mario Emanuel, who endured such a terrifying attack.
I'm glad, if the report is true, that the knife didn't open.
Regardless, there are confirmed reports that he's going to be okay.
That he is expected to survive this.
With all that being said, and all of the criticism that I leveled yesterday on...
Sorry, last week about this whole abortion debate.
Right Wing Watch has...
They just have a way to just kind of put everything into perspective of what we are actually facing in terms of the people who are controlling the levers of power currently.
Specifically, the puppet...
Whoever's controlling Joe Biden...
Right-wing watch.
I mean, I think I've made right-wing watch at least one time for saying there is no right to...
I can't remember what I said.
I said the First Amendment doesn't give you a right to be a Satanist.
Yeah, that's right.
They didn't like that when I said there is no First Amendment right to be a Satanist in America.
They didn't like that.
Right Wing Watch has frequently targeted former Trump administration official William Wolfe, though.
Frequently targeted.
William Wolfe's a friend of the program.
He's been on this show before.
And he said this.
He's quoted, Right Wing Watch, Christian nationalism.
William Wolfe says Christians must vote for Trump because the Biden administration is possessed by legions of demons, Marxists, and radicals who hate Christians, the pre-born children, and even humanity itself.
I was already thinking of voting for Trump.
You didn't have to sell me on it.
Legions of demons?
He is exactly right.
What we've seen and what we're up against is one of the most lawless, hostile, and aggressive anti-Christian regimes that we have ever seen in our country to this point.
The Biden administration is ruthless.
They will utilize the crushing and deadly power of the federal government, the national security apparatus, and the deep state to destroy you and your family without remorse.
If you're an outspoken conservative Christian in this country and you're not walking around looking over your shoulder wondering when the FBI might be coming to roll you up for your group chats or for your memes or for your advocacy for Christian values and causes in the country, you need to be.
The Biden administration is jailing journalists.
They're letting peaceful protesters rot in solitary confinement.
They're prosecuting meme makers and looking to send pro-life grandmas to jail for 11 years under the FACE Act.
And look, we all know that Biden is an empty suit.
He is the disembodied head of Alcazan from that hideous strength Reanimated and possessed by a legion of demons, Marxists and radicals.
His administration is a modern day NICE run by people who don't just hate Christians and the pre-born and even children with transgender ideology, but they hate humanity itself.
I think he poses a civilizational threat to our country and the world.
He's letting millions of dangerous and violent illegal aliens stream into the nation on purpose.
He's pushing us closer to World War III on the global playing field with every step.
And he staffed his administration with trannies and deviants of every kind, each worse than the next.
And so I think the greatest threat to our lives and our livelihood is the regime.
Right-wing watch.
Somebody has put out there, they think whoever runs the right-wing watch, say that five times fast, whoever runs the right-wing watch Twitter page is actually a secret nationalist, you know, America first nationalist.
Because, I mean, the stuff they put out there is like, it's not, I don't think it's controversial at all.
Not at all.
Anyway, what do you think about all of this?
Yeah, I mean, I see the pre-born, right?
I mean, when you say stuff like that, I mean, the criticism is what just happened last week was still so demoralizing on the abortion front.
And I know Trump has always held to the exceptions with abortion, but it's just tough.
It takes that issue.
You know, I just feel like it's tough for Trump surrogates to come out there and say, go vote for Trump.
Because we've got to save the unborn after what Carrie Lake and Trump said made that spectacle.
And they were trying to get out in front.
It was all an attempt to get out in front of the Arizona Supreme Court decision that I think Trump knew was coming.
And again, but it was just so demoralizing.
We've got to kill babies.
We've got to allow the states to kill babies if we want to win elections.
It's like, oh, well, congratulations, you're going to rule over a nation of baby murderers.
I mean, who wants to rule?
I'm sorry, I'm still stuck there.
That's where I'm at.
I mean, at the same time, like, I get it, totally understand, like, Abolitionists and things like that will be able to work freely in the Trump administration and there will actually be a debate to be had versus the other side.
I get it.
But you talk about all of this and we leave out the fact that the election was stolen and there's still a very great chance that it's going to get stolen again.
And so all of this, all of this bluster, all this back and forth.
And so, you know, it's meaningless.
That's the possibility.
So you go back to what did Doug Wilson say at the top of the show?
Well, he says there is no political solution.
Stephen Wolf says there is.
See, I count it in my hybrid.
I mean, I'm praying for a revival.
I'm praying for the Tower of Babel 2.0 that they're building to cease and for God to bring confusion to these evil people that think they can control us the way they control their thermostats inside the temperature in their house with a thermostat.
I'm sick of these people, right?
At the same time, locally, we have Christian red states that are governing themselves and moving forward to make wicked lifestyles illegal and holding things up and saying, this is good, this is evil.
We want government to punish evil and reward good.
That's happening as well.
So I see both sides to it, right?
I think the most important aspect to all of this, and we underestimate the power of prayer, and I have a terrible habit Of it, honestly.
Inconsistent, I would say.
Everybody can be more consistent, and that's what we need to do.
We need to pray, especially during this time of turmoil across the entire world, not just here in America.
Tupac Shakur, we're going to end on this.
I didn't think I'd woke up this morning and figure that out, but man, there's just been this huge revelation out there that You know, black rappers are all gay.
Or were gay.
Or were victims of drug rape.
Or, you know, date rape drugs.
All this in the wake of P. Diddy and basically being the black Jeffrey Epstein.
I mean, we've talked about this.
You've seen all of this.
You know what we're talking about.
But it's just more and more is coming out.
So somebody's gone and found this...
This video of a 17-year-old Tupac Shakur who's supposed to be the most masculine rapper the industry has ever had.
Turns out he's a ballet dancer.
Did you know that Tupac was a ballet dancer?
Somebody said, turns out Tupac was just a theater kid.
An entire culture was led to emulate and embrace violent gang behavior by ballerinas like this.
What it goes to show you is that it's all actors.
And he even identifies himself as an actor.
But you tell me, does this seem like the pinnacle of masculinity of the rap industry?
Or is this somebody who was...
Was used, like so many of the other rappers that we're now finding out, thanks to lawsuits and court documents, we're finding out that, hey, actually, in order to make it in the industry, or in order to get your record, you know, label, you've got to do some pretty sick stuff.
Okay, my name is Tupac Shakur, and I attend Tampa Bay High School, and I'm 17 years old.
Okay, do you like being 17?
It's like 17 is such a weird age.
It's such an in the middle age.
You're not 18 yet and you're older than 16.
But I like it.
It's nice.
It's like a learning stage for me.
Do you wish you could be 18 and when you get some more rights?
Well, 18 will bring lots of responsibilities that I don't want, but it'll bring respect that I feel like That's the only way I can get it.
I try to be as mature as I can be and demand it wherever I can get it.
But 18 is like, you're an adult.
Like today, when I had to sign a release form, I felt so bad because I couldn't sign it myself.
I had to go and get my mother's and all that.
But 18 is just society's way of saying that you're ready.
But 17, I think I'm ready now, as ready as I'm going to be in this world.
So it's okay.
I guess 17 is alright.
I'm most like my mom because I'm arrogant.
Totally arrogant.
I agree.
I have to say it.
Like, at work, I can't hold a job.
I just quit my job today, actually, because I wanted to come and do this.
And they wouldn't let me.
And I felt like it was important, and it was more important than serving pizza, and we had enough people, so...
I felt like since I'm an actor, they should understand.
They should have let me do it.
But they didn't.
And then I had a cold.
So they were making me work in a freezer.
And I'm really not one to be disrespected.
And I felt like that was disrespectful because I asked to go, you know.
So I quit.
And he told me I couldn't quit.
And that even made me hyper.
I'm arrogant.
So when he told me I couldn't quit and we had all these customers, I chose that time.
To jump on a soapbox, grab my leather jacket, light a cigarette in front of him, smoke, and leave in the middle of a rush.
So that was natural.
That's arrogance at the top.
So a lot of people have just kind of noticed the mannerisms that are saying, hey, this doesn't seem like the tough thug of rap.
I don't know.
What do you think?
That's just fascinating.
He says he's an actor.
So he's a ballet dancer who, at 17, says he's an actor, and it seems like that was exactly what he was.
And he said somebody came to him and said, hey, we need you to play a part.
And you're going to influence millions of young black people across the...
You're going to influence a million on the West Coast, and you're going to influence a bunch on the East Coast.
And, of course, we know what happened with Biggie and Tupac.
Interesting.
The truth is being revealed slowly but surely.
Everything we think we know is just a lie.
So many lies.
But the truth will set you free.
My name is Paul Harrell.
That's all the time that we have for this edition of the Millstone Report.
I hope that you have a great rest of your evening.
And God bless everybody out there watching this.
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