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Oct. 11, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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Millstone Report w Paul Harrell: SISSY Men Stump For Kamala In Desperate Bid To Secure WHITE Voters
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, happy Friday to everybody out there watching, listening.
Thank you so much for being with us.
As always, we can't do the program without you watching every single day.
This is the Millstone Report.
My name is Paul Harrell.
Okay, so you've heard me talk about the gynocracy before.
You've heard me talk about how feminism has captured our society by going to war against biblical masculinity.
It has affected how we as a culture collectively think, how we analyze data, how we're now more susceptible to arguments based on emotion rather than reason.
And I've repeatedly told you the root cause of all of this, in my opinion at least.
When you give an entire class of people, in this case women, the right to murder, Then don't be surprised when that class is exalted over every other aspect of life.
I mean, really, think about it.
Subconsciously, at least, think of the temptation.
How is a church, for example, how is a church going to tell a woman that Scripture forbids the ordination of women as pastors and having authority over men if the state has already given them the right to murder freely without earthly consequence?
It would seem rather silly if you think about it.
It would seem silly if you're viewing the situation through man's eyes instead of God's.
Thankfully, there are still some churches who stand up to the culture.
They stand on biblical doctrine.
But sadly, there are many more who have fallen, capitulated, and only served to support their clergy's fleshly desire to be accepted by the world that is fueled by scientific pagans who are blind, lost in their sins, and desperately twist their research in a vain attempt to make a liar out of God and His Word.
The gynocentric propaganda has been very effective at influencing the church and also making converts out of men.
You know the men I speak of.
Men like left-wing will.
Men who call themselves feminists and who love to take the opportunity to virtue signal and stand up To the truly masculine men, albeit in a limp-wristed fashion, to advocate for women who want to continue in their baby-murdering ways unabated.
Enter Kamala Harris, who desperately needs to appeal to white men who are getting wise and beginning to reject the gynocracy.
It's why the Harris campaign picked Tim Walz.
Ironically enough, Tim Walz was an inverted diversity hire of sorts and an admission by the Democrat Party that they're losing the white, independent, male voter.
And it's because the left has gone full chromosome deficient, if you know what I mean.
They have a terribly difficult job, if you think about it.
How to make the average white guy support Kamala Harris.
Outkick has this headline, quote, This Kamala Harris commercial about real men is the worst ad in the history of politics.
Wow, what a claim.
That's a claim.
That's saying something.
I detect no lies in that headline, and it's bad.
Folks, it's real bad.
Gird up your loins against the cringe you are about to watch.
I'm a man.
I'm a man.
I'm a man, man.
And I'm man enough.
I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel-proof bourbon.
Neat.
Man enough to cook my steak rare.
Man enough to deadlift 500 and braid the s*** out of my daughter's hair.
You think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor?
I eat carburetors for breakfast.
I ain't afraid of bears.
That's what bear hugs are for.
I'll tell you another thing I sure as s*** am not afraid of.
Women.
I'm not afraid of women.
I'm not afraid of women.
They want to control their bodies?
I say go for it.
They want to use IVF to start a family?
I'm not afraid of families.
They want to be childless cat ladies?
Have all the cats you want.
A woman wants to be president?
Well, I hope she has the guts to look me right in the eye and accept my full-throated endorsement.
Because I'm man enough to support women.
Man enough to know what kind of donuts I like.
Man enough to admit I'm lost even when I refuse to ask for directions.
Man enough to not ban young women from reading little women.
Or one of those pants books that the sisters like.
I'm man enough to raw dog a flight.
It sucked.
Not worth it.
I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife.
In front of my kids.
In front of my horse.
I'm man enough to tell you that I cry at Love Actually.
Good Will Hunting.
West Side Story.
That and Predator.
I'm sick of so-called men domineering, belittling, and controlling women just so they can feel more powerful.
That's not how my mama raised me.
I love women.
I love women who support their families.
Women who decide not to have families.
Women who take charge.
And I'm man enough to help them win.
I'm a man.
I support whatever's trending, whatever's cool.
I support what all of the corporations in the Democrat Party tell me to.
Ugh.
So they clearly have a problem.
They know they have a problem.
And so that's why they wheeled this ad out.
But my goodness, this misses the mark.
This is totally cringe.
And you can tell was essentially, I mean, this is rather consistent.
That ad was written by women.
Uh...
Probably.
Or gay men.
I mean, which one?
Was that ad written by a woman, or was that ad written by a gay man?
I don't know.
I guess it's a 50-50 shot.
But ironically, actually it's not ironic at all.
It's just rather consistent, right?
So the guy-nocracy, the people that are for the guy-nocracy are going to produce ads trying to recruit white men.
I know they threw the black guy in there, but trying to recruit white men trying to say it's actually the manly thing to do.
Voting for Kamala Harris is the manly thing to do.
And nothing could be further from the truth.
But they do realize.
I mean, this is an admission.
They have a masculinity problem, and this is their feminine way of trying to combat their masculinity problem, and it fails.
And the men in this video are obviously not masculine at all.
Matter of fact, okay, let's take this a person at a time, shall we?
I'm a man.
Okay, so right off the bat, I'm a man.
I mean, the very beginning is so bad.
I'm a man.
Really?
You are?
You're a man, huh?
We've taken a morbidly obese man, we've given him a flannel shirt, and we've got some vegetation in the background, so I guess we're supposed to believe he's some sort of farmer.
Got a cowboy hat on.
That's all you need.
That's all you need to be a man.
I'm a man.
I'm a man, man.
And I'm man enough.
Now, who is this guy?
Who is this Paul Rudd imitator?
This is the only guy with a shred of talent, by the way.
And I say that because these are actors.
Man enough.
I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel-proof bourbon.
Neat.
Man enough to cook my steak rare.
Okay.
Man enough.
So here's the first hint of a lisp.
You think they would have gotten somebody.
A man enough to cook my steak rare.
You think they would have gotten somebody else to...
I mean, this guy would make the cut.
I mean, if I'm directing this...
Now, if I'm a woman and I'm directing this, I don't know.
I mean, if I'm directing this, this guy is out, okay?
We're not casting him because of the sound of his voice.
Also, the way he's sitting.
I mean, he's posing like he is...
It's like this is almost some sort of prom photo.
Like a woman would pose for a prom photo like this, right?
Or a Sadie Hawkins dance, which is, I mean, isn't that a product of feminism where the women ask the men to the dance?
This is where we are.
That's hilarious, actually.
I love the slippery slope analogy.
You guys know that if you've been watching any time.
But I've never put a Sadie Hawkins dance.
We'll put that somewhere up the slippery slope that got us where we are today.
Man enough to deadlift 500, then braid the s*** out of my daughter's hair.
Now this is...
See, this was the part, like, this is really also cringe.
Like, this is not funny.
This is not, you know, this idea that girl dads have got to pronounce, have got to proclaim that they're girl dads.
Congratulations, man.
You're being a...
You're a parent, right?
Although, I will confess...
I have never braided my daughter's hair because I don't really know how to braid hair.
So maybe that makes me a deficient father.
I don't know.
Man enough to...
What did he say?
Man enough to...
Oh, deadlift.
Man enough to deadlift 500 and braid the s*** out of my daughter's hair.
Yeah, I mean, it's just...
It's not funny.
I mean, it's maybe funny to those who...
Are still thinking that Saturday Night Live is a comedy show.
You think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor?
Yes.
Actually, I do.
I think you have nightmares about carburetors.
I eat carburetors for breakfast.
I don't know if you eat carburetors for breakfast, but you eat something for breakfast.
You eat something.
I ain't afraid of bears.
That's what beer...
You ain't afraid of bears.
Ain't afraid of bears.
This guy...
I don't know, man.
I mean, I know he looks like he's possibly in bear country, but...
I ain't afraid of bears.
That's what bear hugs are for.
Yeah, it was clearly written by a woman.
This is crazy.
You know what?
I mean, you think the campaign...
And I could be wrong here.
Maybe this was written by a man.
You would think if the campaign is trying to get the white, independent male voter that they would hire a man to write this ad.
But I don't think they did.
I'll tell you another thing I sure am not afraid of.
Women.
That's the funniest part about this.
These people are terrified of women.
More specifically, these men are terrified of being called chauvinists.
These men are actually terrified of violating these spoken rules of decorum when it comes to women.
They have been trained to take everything that is natural about themselves and to hide it, to somehow think that they are in the wrong in every single relationship and every single interaction with any woman ever.
They have been trained and been brainwashed to accept that their natural inclinations from a male standpoint are wrong, are somehow evil, are somehow corrupt.
They are actually terrified of women.
And terrified of violating what are considered, you know, societal taboos by expressing yourself.
You know, even doing this, right?
Oh, what am I doing?
I'm mansplaining.
Okay, these are the same people that I'm sure that this guy, when he sits on a subway, closes his legs because he's watched the documentaries from feminist women that don't want you to manspread.
that think it's wrong that men need a little bit more room when they sit down to compensate for what they're carrying, to be comfortable, to spread out.
Oh, that's wrong.
That's man-spreading, and you never want a man-splain to a woman because women don't like your tone.
I love the meme.
There's been some good memes I've seen of women admitting.
I can't remember, but it's the one that's like when a woman realizes that her man's right most of the time, she just doesn't like the tone that he says it in but comes to realize, yeah, he is right.
My wife told me the other day that that is exactly right a lot of the time.
I'm not afraid of women.
I'm not afraid of women.
They want to control their body.
They're all terrified of women, okay?
I'm not afraid of women.
They want to control their bodies.
This guy is...
This guy's hilarious.
Okay, so this guy looks like a serial killer.
They picked...
I wouldn't be surprised if they got this guy's headshot from some horror movie where they were trying to cast a serial killer or somebody locked up in an insane asylum.
Because that's what he looks like.
I'm not afraid of women.
They want to control their bodies?
I say go for it.
They want to kill their babies?
They want to kill their babies?
I say go for it.
Kill all the babies you like?
I say go for it.
I know a thing or two about killing people over and over and over again because I look like a serial killer.
They want to use IVF to start a family?
I'm not afraid of families.
They want to be...
I'm not afraid of families.
Next up, I mean, they'll start to say that Republicans are afraid of families when Republicans are the ones actually having children because we're not murdering them.
IVF aside, which is, I believe, wrong.
Oh, my goodness.
Childless cat ladies, have all the cats you want.
Woman wants to be president?
Well, I hope she has the guts to look you right in the eye and accept my full-throated endorsement.
No, she can't look you in the eye.
I mean, if you put a teleprompter, as we'll see later, if you'll just put a helmet that looks like a teleprompter, then Kamala will look you right in the eye.
She's doing town halls.
Now, have you heard about this?
She got busted in a town hall.
Was it Telemundo?
She's doing a town hall, which is supposed to be off-the-cuff town hall.
I'm normal.
I'm an average.
And then the camera pans, and there's a teleprompter that she's reading off of.
And she was busted.
And then I think they turned the teleprompter off once they realized what they had done.
Because I'm man enough to support women.
Man enough to know what kind of donuts I like.
I'm man enough to support women because I'm terrified.
Man enough to admit I'm lost even when I refuse to ask for directions.
So yeah, this was written by a woman because they had to put some self-deprecating stuff in there.
Up to now, it's basically been, you know, I enjoy a bourbon.
Neat.
I can deadlift 500 pounds.
I like medium-rare steak.
Oh, but also, I'm just...
I'm man enough to ask for directions even when I'm lost.
I'm man enough to ask for directions.
Again, this stereotype.
They had to put some self-deprecating stuff in there because, again, this was either written by a gay man or...
Man enough to not ban young women from reading little women.
I mean, this guy is...
Um, this is maybe the worst person that they chose for this as well, who is, uh, I don't know, I mean, the OutKick article, let me read the OutKick article real quick.
Um, where did they say it?
And if a fat rancher, possibly, definitely gay dude, sitting on a grill and weirdo farmer with his awkwardly in his pockets don't ooze masculinity, for you independent voters out there this morning, then I don't know what will.
So Outkick, the article Outkick written by Zach Dean is saying that this guy is probably, and then in parentheses, definitely gay.
One of those pants books that, I don't know, I think we have a new contender on who might be gay.
One of those pants books.
This guy here has a little bit more of a pronounced lisp than this gentleman here.
One of those pants books that the traveling sisters like.
Or one of those pants books that the sisters like.
A man enough to raw dog a flight.
It sucked.
Not worth it.
So, I could be wrong, but I think that means just getting on an airplane.
So they're trying to put some comedy in here.
Just getting on an airplane with no luggage or no carry-on and, you know, with nothing.
I think that's what that means in the...
That's what the youth say.
I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife.
I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife and put all of the burdens that I'm carrying and should tolerate...
And should bear.
I'm going to unload all those on my wife so that she worries about all the stuff that I need to be taken care of.
That's what that says.
That's what that's saying.
I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife.
These are the converts of the gynocracy.
The converts of the gynocracy.
Emotional in front of my wife.
Like, it's a goal.
I'm not saying that there's no man ever...
I've gotten emotional in front of my wife.
But I don't necessarily believe that that's a virtuous thing to do.
I don't know about you.
I don't think.
And there are women that have been trying to condition men from grade school about, oh, you know, men, they think they have to be tough, but they need to let their emotions out.
That's really not in their nature, right?
Men are built, men are made to bear great burdens and continue moving forward.
In front of my kids.
In front of my horse.
I'm man enough.
What was that?
I am man enough to get emotional in front of my horse.
In front of my kids.
In front of my horse.
And he looks at his horse.
That's...
That's got some bestiality vibes.
I'm man enough to tell you that I cry at Love Actually.
Good Will Hunting.
West Side Story.
That and Predator.
Okay.
This guy...
This guy is watching West Side Story?
The serial killer is watching West Side Story?
Come on, man.
Come on.
Are we serious with this?
I'm sick of so-called men domineering, belittling, and controlling women just so they can feel more powerful.
So-called men.
I'm sick of so-called men.
Can we just not admit that there are two camps of men?
I mean, I'm not denying, I don't know, maybe for that guy.
I'm not denying that these are biological men.
They certainly look like biological men.
Can we just accept that there are biological men who have embraced the sissy in those of us who haven't?
So-called men.
So-called men.
That's not how my mama raised me.
Oh, yeah.
We definitely know.
We definitely know that.
I'm assuming that you only had a mother in the household.
I love women.
I love women who support their families.
Women who decide not to have families.
Yeah, you don't want to have a family?
Yeah, that's fine.
You get pregnant and still don't want to have family?
Go ahead and, you know, kill the baby.
We support that.
Not to have families.
Women who take charge.
And I'm man enough to help them win.
There it goes.
Okay, yeah.
So this was 100% the most cringe.
I think this headline is accurate.
Outkick with this story, this Kamala Harris commercial about real men is the worst ad in the history of politics.
I mean, what do you think?
It's extremely desperate.
It shows you that they are really in deep water.
Now, all that being said, look, the steel is still on, in my opinion.
I'm just going to say that right now.
We just have to expect it, right?
We have to expect it.
Coming up later in the program, we're going to talk about how desperate they are and what may happen.
When it comes to, you know, what's the next big crisis that could befall us?
We'll talk about that here in a minute.
So, yeah, I mean, as I say they're desperate, they are.
I'm just, I'm saying that they, you just can't put anything past what they're willing to do to still somehow win.
That's what I'm trying to say.
So, yeah, anyway, all right, we spent enough time on this.
What else do we got?
What else do we got on this Friday?
By the way, happy Friday.
Okay, so in the meantime, you know, everyone talks about Kamala not having an economic plan.
She doesn't.
Trump actually has one.
I mean, he's actually promising things to people.
Trump telling the Detroit Economic Club, which, you know, obviously has a vested interest in people buying American cars.
Listen to what he says.
But this is what you've been waiting for, because today I am also announcing that as part of our tax cuts, we will make interest on car loans fully deductible.
That's huge.
So we're going to make it fully deductible, the interest payments.
That's going to revolutionize your industry.
This will stimulate massive domestic auto production and make car ownership dramatically more affordable for millions and millions of working American families.
This is a phenomenal thing, if I do say so myself.
All right.
So, I mean, just calmly telling you, hey, you know, no tax on tips, also no interest on car loans.
Which obviously is something that would...
I'm sorry.
Not no interest.
Did I say no interest?
I meant no tax on tips and you get to deduct your interest payments from your taxes on car loans.
Huge.
And in the meantime, you've got Kamala who is caught using a teleprompter.
...victim of crime.
Are you a Republican?
Are you a Democrat?
The only question I ever ask is, are you okay?
There it is.
Uh-oh.
Look at that.
There's a teleprompter right there.
There's a teleprompter there.
Look, there's also one beneath her, so if she looks down, she can see something.
This is a scripted event.
Univision, not Telemundo.
Sorry.
So this is this Univision event, and she is using the teleprompter.
And she was busted.
Totally busted.
Bradley, we have seen over the last two weeks since Hurricane Helene...
Oh, so did they cut the teleprompter?
We have seen over the last two weeks since Hurricane Helene...
Or is that some sort of perspective shift?
I don't know.
It's pretty wild just how astroturfed this campaign really is.
I mean, it is one of the most dishonest campaigns in history.
And they're coming out with, you know, advertisements that are, you know, arguably some of the worst in history.
In other news, we have on this Friday this story, which is pretty creepy.
You know, a lot of people have compared, in the past, they have compared Elon Musk to To the comic book persona of Tony Stark.
Well, he unveiled robots.
A robot with arms and legs instead of a robot with wheels.
And we've made a lot of progress with Optimus.
And as you can see, we started with someone in a robot suit.
And then we've...
Progressed dramatically year after year.
So if you extrapolate this, you're really going to have something spectacular.
Something that anyone could own.
So you could have your own personal R2D2C3PO. But fundamentally at scale, the Optimus robot, you should be able to buy an Optimus robot For, I think, probably $20,000 to $30,000 long-term.
And what can it do?
It'll do anything you want.
So it can be a teacher, babysit your kids, it can walk your dog, mow your lawn, get the groceries, just be your friend, serve drinks.
Whatever you can think of, it will do.
And, yeah, it's going to be awesome.
I think this will be...
The biggest product ever of any kind.
Because I think everyone, of the 8 billion people of Earth, I think everyone's going to want their Optimus buddy.
And there's going to be maybe two.
And then they'll be producing products and services.
I predict, actually, provided we address Risks of digital superintelligence.
80% probability of good, a good outcome.
Look on the bright side.
The cup is 80% full.
The cost of products and services will decline dramatically and basically anyone will be able to have any products and services they want.
One of the things we wanted to show tonight was That Optimus is not a canned video.
It's not walled off.
The Optimus robots will walk among you.
Please be nice to the Optimus robots.
So, yeah, that's terrifying.
I don't know about you, but there's Look, and I've said before, I don't fully trust Elon Musk.
I appreciate what he's done for X for the most part.
Nobody's perfect.
But that is terrifying to me, and I don't see how I will ever, ever get on board with this.
And I have said before, just when it comes to the idea of putting a chip in your brain, which he's also a fan of, this union, this transhumanist threshold that we sit on where we're going to meld biology and technology together, working symbiotically, this transhumanist threshold that we sit on where we're going to meld biology and technology together, working symbiotically, I've said that there will come a time when the technology outpaces what a Christian is just willing I've said that
I've said that there will come a time when the technology outpaces what a Christian is just willing to participate in, and we will be considered the new Amish.
And we'll be looked at as Amish.
And I have said that many times, and Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab, he said this, specifically talking about autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.
He said, with the rise of autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots, I think there will be two camps of people.
Those who fully embrace it, or those who embrace it fully, and those who want nothing to do with it.
Genuinely think we will see a rise of neo-Amish communities who ban this stuff outright and focus exclusively on retaining our humanity in this new age.
The question I have, I agree.
I agree with Torba.
I think there will be, I never thought about communities banning it before.
I just thought about those of us who reject it while we still have the freedom will be looked at as weird, strange, like we're rejecting the light bulb, like a lot of us look at the Amish for rejecting electricity.
And by the way, the farther this goes, the more the Amish are going to be looked at.
The original Amish or Mennonite or whatever are going to be looked at as they were right the whole time.
But I never thought about actually entire communities banning it.
I think that's right.
The question is, will we...
Will the other side that fully embraces, and it'll mostly be urban people that'll fully embrace this technology, fully embrace these robots or whatever, and cars that drive themselves and everything else, are they going to peacefully allow us to exist?
By us rejecting it, will it somehow threaten them?
And I think the answer is yes.
My gut tells me that there's just going to be people angry at us for rejecting this.
I don't want a robot.
I don't want your nanotechnology if it's going to somehow connect me to a Borg-like collective or I'm now part of the singularity or I'm now hooked up.
I've got my own IP address or something.
I don't want to be a part of that.
I want to opt out of that.
And I want to still be able to live and forage and do whatever I need to do.
I just wonder if they will be, and I think if you look at it in terms of increasingly centralized control, we will be a threat.
The new Amish will be a threat.
People who reject this are going to inevitably be a threat because I think the main goal, whether we can say that maybe Elon Musk is benevolent and is trying to do the technology so he can be benevolent, I'm sure that's what he's telling himself.
The fact of the matter is, it's just inevitable that this is all about destroying what it means to be human.
Somehow destroying the image of God eventually.
And we haven't even talked about how those robots could be armed with weapons.
Those robots that you saw could easily be armed with weapons and guns if the government gets a hold of them.
And now we've got an army of Ironmen actually coming for us.
Not to mention, we've already seen the drone warfare over in Russia.
We've got the drone warfare going on in the Ukraine, where drones just seek out faces, and then they detonate when they get close enough.
It's something that we definitely have to think about.
Pretty wild stuff.
We're going to take a break.
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Alright, so, let's see here.
We've got a great rest of the show for you, and we're running out of time.
That's the unfortunate part about all this.
I've got so much I want to talk about.
Let me see here if I can...
Where do we want to go?
Alright, FEMA disaster.
Let's check in on FEMA disaster relief.
Let's hear from another...
A person who's there on the ground who's a victim of the terrible storm of Helene in North Carolina.
So guys, Kim has been volunteering up here all week in different spots, Bakersville, Burnsville, Spruce Pine, you name it, she's been here.
We didn't want to put any of this on YouTube, but I've been traveling this week and the rest of the world doesn't know about what's going on in North Carolina.
Can you tell a little bit about what's going on since you've been here?
So, my name is Suzanne.
We actually live a half a mile from here.
We live there.
That's our business.
It got completely washed away by the flood.
We evacuated to this school, which is where we've been living for the last nine days.
And we've been just volunteering with our fire department because this is kind of like our home turf, and this has turned into a supply center.
Everyone keeps saying that FEMA's here, the National Guard is here.
No one has been here.
All these roads through here are cleared.
Because local people cleared them.
Local people that had tractors, excavators, anything.
And then they called in their friends that had resources throughout the state.
All the swift water teams, none of that's been government.
It's been other states sending their teams down like New Hampshire and Delaware.
Florida.
It's all volunteers.
It's all either little fire departments or, you know, little first responder services like that.
It's no government help.
One day we had six National Guardsmen here for four hours.
That was it.
And they helped sort in here.
That was all.
It's all locals, local resources.
It's all civilians.
And it's unreal.
Okay, so the people of North Carolina, they are the ones organizing and putting their lives back together.
She mentioned the National Guard.
So we have this, Hodge twins, they post this over on X, that Kamala Harris ordered the North Carolina National Guard to load disaster relief supplies into a cargo plane just for a photo op.
This needs to be broadcast on every radio station in North Carolina.
And then also from that video, I started getting a lot of messages to my Instagram from actual aircraft commanders, like squadron commanders.
No kidding.
I had a squadron commander from North Carolina.
So this is the gentleman that we covered last week on the program who was talking about all of the resources that they needed and how people were being turned away.
And from actual aircraft commanders, like squadron commanders.
No kidding.
I had a squadron commander from North Carolina reach out to me.
They had to load a C-17 full of supplies just to take a photo op for Kamala.
And they never sent the bird.
Wait a minute, what?
They loaded an entire C-17 full of supplies for the hurricane victims just for Kamala to go there, take a photo, take a video, and they never sent the C-17.
Are you serious?
That was a National Guard, North Carolina National Guard unit.
That was an 06 that reached out to me.
And then I had another...
He reached out to you to tell you that they did a photo op with the intention of never sending...
Never sending.
It was just a photo op.
That is disgusting.
That should be huge.
Hodge twins writing this disqualifies her from running for office.
Of course.
I mean, her whole candidacy is a total joke and she leapfrogged over the Democrat voting process.
And no surprise that they're going to try to steal the election.
We've already done the teleprompter.
Then we have Kamala here being called out for not getting a single vote by somebody there.
We're going to move on.
A couple of things.
At the beginning of the show, we were speculating what may actually happen between now.
Let's think about this.
So my take on the assassination attempt, both of them, both of the assassinations attempt, the official story, the official narrative, was never supposed to make sense.
Trump was supposed to be dead in both those scenarios.
The official story wasn't going to make sense.
The fact that the Secret Service blatantly allowed the guy to walk around, the fact that they didn't secure the roof, all of that stuff was going to be put out there, and then we were going to be told it was a sloped roof.
And they were trying to provoke a civil war.
They don't want to have an election.
They don't want Trump to be in office, but they want to kill populism.
They want another January 6th.
They wanted Trump dead, and then they wanted a reaction or a fake reaction, anything to give them the excuse to become a full-blown communist country with the state's boot on the necks of everyone.
Everyone, right?
The country's different, the country's gone, the country's over.
That's what they wanted.
And the second assassination attempt, had that guy been, that guy was clearly a spook, clearly a CIA asset, a Mockingbird Media asset, that we were also going to be told, like, oh, nothing to see here.
This guy, he's just crazy, but he successfully killed the president.
Again, it was also supposed to spark a civil war.
So one of the things...
So the common thread there is they want civil unrest to give them an excuse to do something.
So what might create a lot of civil unrest?
J.D. Sharp has this post on X talking about how the election is out of reach for the Democrat.
The October surprise is civil war.
He says a new Democrat operative named Brian Shapiro was at the Kamala Harris Univision Town Hall with a teleprompter tonight in Vegas, but he wasn't there to cover Kamala.
He was there to stir up trouble.
He's on video harassing a paraplegic and two old women outside before the event started, along with several pockets of Trump supporters in attendance.
He knows...
I'm sorry, he doesn't know this, but I have friends who were there and a bunch of video that they'll be sending soon.
Understand this.
that Shapiro was on assignment four and gets his orders directly from Midas Touch.
Madas Touch is a major propaganda network tied heavily with the DNC.
Brian's now claiming he was surrounded by 25-plus Trump supporters after the event who were spitting on him compared to the experience.
He compared the experience to J6 and that he has video that he'll air on major networks in the morning like Morning Joe.
Reality is Brian consistently heckled and harassed these people until he got a response and then filmed it.
Here's the important part.
Major networks don't care about sparsely attended town halls in Vegas.
The only possible way major media networks would be pushing this video tomorrow is if it's being used to incite a domestic conflict.
The signs are there.
You see it here.
You also see it with Trevor Noah suddenly supporting genocide.
Jeffrey March now telling his TikTok army to disavow family that he supports Trump.
And his House Democrats refusing to certify the election if Trump wins, and I expect more in the future.
The October surprise, J.D. Sharpe writes, is civil war.
It's the Democrats' only chance of staying in power.
And then this video, one of these videos, is a giant nothing burger, right?
You can tell.
I mean, I think it does look like there's a response trying to be provoked.
So, I don't know if I specifically agree, but I do think the reason this post jumped out at me is because I think the first assassination attempt was supposed to set off a civil war, and I think the second assassination attempt was supposed to do the same thing because the official stories were designed with tons of holes on purpose to just be blatantly obvious that this was our own government.
Yeah.
So I find that that is an interesting proposition.
Wrapping up this week, we also had a lot of talk because of the hurricanes about weather modification.
Mainstream conservative Glenn Beck tweeted this article.
What if we told you that humans have been controlling the weather or at least trying to for decades?
This isn't sci-fi and it's not just some conspiracy theory either.
It links to this video by Cooper Williamson, headline, Cloud Seating Exposed, The Truth Behind Decades of Weather Modification.
It's an interesting article.
It kind of is a normie article, maybe a way to introduce normies into the nefariousness of all of this.
Again, Tennessee, the state of Tennessee, has banned geoengineering from planes in their state.
There was a lot of people though, some that I really appreciate their work, who were really kind of triggered by the idea, many people on Twitter believing, that yeah, the government does have the ability to weaponize the weather.
Whether it's a hurricane or tornado or whatever, there are people out there that believe that.
And it's been going on for a very long time.
This article actually talks about what they did in Vietnam in an attempt to extend the monsoon season to help the United States Army.
And how it was a secretive project that the Nixon administration was kept in the dark about, by the way.
But it was a CIA operation.
One of the people that has had a hard time with this, who's been actually kind of hostile, is a guy I'm a big fan of.
He's a Canadian by the name of Billboard Chris.
He walks around billboards, essentially saying, hey, look, we've got to quit transiting our kids.
It's child abuse.
But he has been engaging with his own followers and really pushing back by this idea that weather modification or weather can be weaponized, specifically a hurricane.
And there's been people posting a lot of evidence that makes you think, but unfortunately...
You know, Billboard, Chris, it seems, I guess, wants a press release from the Department of Defense admitting that they're doing this.
I don't know.
Or a press release from...
And it doesn't have to be America.
It could be any nation at this point when you're looking at how wide...
We don't know how widespread the technology is, so it really could be a way of countries going to war with one another using the weather.
Okay.
But he takes issue with Glenn Beck.
He says, you're showing a picture of condensation coming off an Emirates plane.
This is irresponsible.
Cloud seating is real.
But with your chosen language and image, you are contributing to the dumbing down of our population.
This just looks like one tweet in a long line of tweets this week where Billboard Chris has really come out and just doesn't want to believe that the weather can be weaponized.
And I get it.
It's a lot for a lot of people, you know.
I personally believe it's definitely probable.
And just on a different note, the whole chemtrail thing is something that I can't deny because I've seen it so many times in my state with my own eyes.
I've spent a lot of time outside.
I look up and I see a clear day being made cloudy.
I see these contrails.
They don't disappear.
They hang in the air, they spread out, and they make an entirely beautiful day.
And by the way, from where I am, there's only a certain amount of...
Where I'm located, there's kind of highways for these planes.
You know?
You know the plane's going this way if they're going to this major city, this way if they're going to this major city, or this other way.
And yet, that's not the flight paths that these planes are taking.
So a lot of the conspiracy aspect of this, you're asking me and other Americans to just not believe our own eyes.
Speaking of the CIA, we didn't cover this.
I waited, and I was right.
Headline, Afghan accused of plotting terror attack work for the CIA. Nasir Ahmed Tahiti was arrested for plotting a terror attack in the U.S. This was published yesterday.
An Afghan migrant, according to the Daily Mail, accused of planning to launch an ISIS-inspired Election Day terrorist attack in America, used to work for the CIA, a bombshell report reveals.
nasir ahmed tahiti or tau heady 27 whose arrest in the u.s was announced earlier this week by the justice department had been a security guard for the intelligence agency in afghanistan nbc news reported the cia did not immediately respond to the daily mail press for comment you gotta wonder has every terrorist worked for the cia at one point or another Sure.
And then more on election news, we have this.
This sums it up.
Jeremy Carl, who was a guest on the program a couple weeks ago, talked about his book, The Unprotected Class.
Does this sum up the Democrat Party, this meme?
You know?
We got the expletive word for female dog.
You can't.
You ain't gonna leave me, right?
And then the woman, as long as I can have abortions.
That pretty much sums it up.
And then there's this sacrilegious video.
This is Gretchen Whitmer making fun of the Catholic communion.
And it's not just Catholic.
I think Anglicans get down on their knees to receive communion as well in some denominations.
But Governor Whitmer of Michigan is pretending to give communion to a leftist podcaster on her knees using a Dorito as the Eucharist while wearing a Harris Waltz hat.
Do they want zero votes for Catholics?
Here it is.
it's very weird and apparently there's also according according to others there's some weird sexual overtones here yeah it's it's real weird These people are...
I mean, they're just...
They're pagans.
They're Satanists, in my opinion.
That's what they are.
But, what is a bigger threat?
A sinner, a pagan sinner acting the way a pagan sinner is we would expect them to act?
Or...
This.
Somebody claiming to be a Christian and leading people down a path of destruction.
Here is the Reverend Elizabeth Riley of St.
Dunstan's Church saying that Jesus sets a bad example.
This is now time for our reoccurring segment.
I already believe women should not be pastors.
You don't have to convince me.
There are countless examples, and this is just one of them, where I see someone wearing the name of Christianity and I cringe because it does not look like the Christianity I want to be associated with.
There are examples all of us have in our own lives.
What's worse is when you get to actual stories in Scripture that make you go, oh, that's not quite the example of Jesus I want.
And this is one of them.
Jesus and the Seraphim woman.
And I name this because we often aren't given permission to say, I don't like that thing in Scripture, because it is such a sacred text, but it's a text that can handle some wrestling, okay?
It has withstood centuries, so we can argue with it a little bit, okay?
Jesus' treatment of the Seraphonician woman is the last example of Christianity that I want.
She is desperate.
Her daughter is suffering and comes to Jesus begging for help.
And he basically says that she's less than a dog.
I mean, it is not a good look on Jesus.
And I hate that it is supposed to be upheld as a scriptural example for us.
Because that's not the Jesus I pray to.
That is not the Jesus I know.
That's not the Jesus in your head, but that is the God of the Bible.
That is the Jesus of the Bible.
Most certainly is.
The Seraphonician woman comes from Mark.
Is it chapter 7, 24?
Where the Gentile woman was a Gentile and a Seraphonician by birth.
She begged him to cast the demon out of her daughter.
And he said to her, Let the children be fed first, for it is not right to take the children's bread and throw it to the dogs.
But she answered him, Yes, Lord, yet even the dogs under the table eat the children's crumbs.
And he said to her, For this statement, you may go your way.
The demon has left your daughter.
And she went home and found the child lying in bed, and the demon was gone.
This was a blessing to this woman.
And it's also a reminder about the worms we are.
In our sin, we are not God.
And we are just like a dog kneading the crumbs from the table.
That's our state apart from Christ and His mercy.
But to the female clergy, this doesn't go over well.
Anyway, that concludes our segment.
I already was convinced that women shouldn't be pastors.
I already believe that.
You don't have to convince me.
And that concludes the show.
That's all the time that we have for this edition of the Millstone Report.
I'll be back here on Monday unless I'm providentially hindered.
Now is the time, though, where I tell you it's Friday and you need to go to church.
If you don't go to church, find a church that preaches the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Go worship Him.
We are called to worship Him together corporately.
And for those of you that do worship the Lord, I wish you a blessed Lord's Day.
And I'll see you back here on Monday.
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