March 11, 2017 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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He's Keith Alexander.
Our guest tonight, our good friend Brad Griffin, the founding editor of Occidental Dissent.
So he's returning to the show tonight to tell us a very interesting story.
One thing you can count on Brad to do at Occidental Descent is report on everything.
If there is anything of interest to our people, to our movement, he's going to be covering it.
I mean, you will find something about it on OD.
All things alt-right.
All things alt-right.
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And so this story is no different.
And so I will set the table here because I don't know a lot about it, which is why I'm bringing Brad on.
I mean, I know the headlines.
I know some of the details.
Brad's going to fill us in and give it a proper amount of coverage.
So at Berkeley, in Berkeley, California, a few days ago, through the smoke and darkness of another antifa outburst.
Outburst.
Good word, Keith.
Froze a hero named Based Stickman.
And I'll let Brad take it from there.
Brad, first of all, welcome to the show.
Great to have you back with us.
Thanks for having me, James.
Anytime.
So, yeah, Based Stick Man, tell us this story and why he's become such a cult icon.
Just in he went from someone who was not known at all, just an average Joe, to someone who has certainly become an instant celebrity and someone even with a cult following even amongst alt-writers.
Yeah, I was kind of surprised by it myself.
But anyway, story of Based Stickman is, of course, after the big Berkeley riot, you know, when Milo came through there, there were calls for them to go back.
Gavin McInnes, soon thereafter, was confronted in New York City.
And, you know, he was attacked, and a lot of his members who call themselves the Proud Boys were attacked.
And it's my understanding that some of the people who got beat up were self-identified proud boys in Berkeley the first time.
And so it was announced, you know, not long after what happened in New York City that in early March, there would be another one of these events at Berkeley.
And it was coming up in a few weeks.
And, I mean, that's when I first heard about it.
And, you know, I was saying that Gavin McInnes was putting it on.
But apparently the event that happened in Berkeley was, you know, part of nationwide March for Trump Day.
So there were these March for Trump going on all over the country.
There was another one in Minneapolis, I want to say, where there's some more violence.
But anyway, Everybody knew that the march for Trump in Berkeley was going to be almost certainly an occasion for violence.
The anti-fascist anarchists who, you know, shut Milo down the first time and had caught wind of it and they were organizing against it.
And they have a website called it'sgoingdown.com and they were organizing on that to you know attack and beat up people once they came back to Berkeley.
Well, you know, the day that happened, the March for Trump in Berkeley happened, Bay Stickman, as he came to national attention, he came there with, he came prepared, you know, with the gas mask and the helmet and the body armor and stick.
I mean, he knew what he was getting into.
And he came there with a bunch of other people.
It looks like they marched into Berkeley.
From some of the videos I've seen, he was with several other people.
And I've heard he's associated with the Proud Boys, although I haven't verified that.
Well, anyway, he got in there and, of course, the anti-FOS attack and spraying people with pepper spray and starting fights.
And he had to defend a couple people there who were, you know, unarmed, unprepared for conflict.
And in the course of doing that, he got arrested.
And from the reports we saw on Twitter, he was charged with several felonies.
And he had to go to court.
And, you know, once everyone once the internet heard that he had got locked up and he had got locked up for actually defending people who were being just assaulted, you know, elderly people, women.
There was a woman there who said that base stickman had defended her and others.
You know, the internet was outraged and it spread.
And I went to sleep that night and I woke up the next morning and I believe I saw all the memes.
The base stickman meme was all over my Twitter news feed.
And I believe V-Dair is where I first saw it.
The V-Dair Twitter account had retweeted it.
And, you know, he became kind of a folk hero to all these people on the internet who've just been dying for anyone, anyone to stand up to these people and fight back instead of turning tail and running away.
And so when it came out that he was arrested and, you know, was facing all these charges that he could, you know, go to prison and stuff.
Chuck Johnson, a researcher, held a fundraiser and they raised, I want to say, $73,000.
He got out on, I believe, like $5,000 bill, but they raised like $73,000 for this legal fee.
Overnight.
I mean, literally, overnight.
Literally overnight.
He was like $73,000.
To get him out of jail.
And he was released or something the next two days.
And he made a video.
He put it out on his, I think, his girlfriend's Twitter account.
And I think the Twitter account has helped Kyle Chapman.
That's his real name.
His name is Kyle Chapman.
I know he's wearing like a Texas sweater or something, but I believe he's just to set this straight.
And you've done a great job, Brad, in giving us some of these details.
So as Brad just mentioned, this was a pro-Trump rally being held in Berkeley, California.
Well, if you hold a pro-Trump rally in Berkeley, California, you're probably going to run into some trouble because these Antifa thugs are going to be a lot of fun.
It's like ground zero for the Antifa.
That's right.
That's their home base.
And so this man, Kyle Chapman, aka-based stick man, went there and you were asking what he was wearing or commenting on what he was wearing.
He was wearing a hoodie that had the state flag of Texas there on the center.
So he's wearing a sweatshirt with the state flag of Texas.
He was wearing a fume mask, goggles, had the hoodie pulled on.
He had a shield with an American flag, an American flag shield, and then a bow, as in a long stick, about a six foot tall stick.
And like Robin Hood and his merry men.
That's what he was wearing.
So you could say, well, if you go to a rally in full riot gear, maybe you're looking for trouble or expecting it.
One way or the other, he found it.
And we will continue along with this and why he has become the internet that police refuse to do.
That's what we're going to get into next.
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We have our featured guest of the night, Brad Griffin, for just one more segment, but be sure to check him out at occidentaldescent.com and altright.com, occidentaldescent.com, alt-right.com.
Two different websites, both featuring the works and talents of Brad Griffin, who is on tonight to tell us the story of Based Stickman.
So I think it was said in antiquity that Helen of Troy had a face that could launch a thousand ships.
Kyle Chapman, aka based stickman, his actions launched a thousand memes and videos, and it's all gone viral.
And again, what happened was you had a group of people in Berkeley supporting the president.
It was a pro-Trump rally, a pro-Trump march, a pro-Trump demonstration.
And sure enough, they ran into the Antifa rabble, and the Antifa was getting out of control, as they are wont to do.
They were roughing up some women.
And so Based Stickman in this gear that looked as if it was drawn, he was wearing gear that looked like you would find it in a comic book, a superhero in a comic book, with this bow, with this shield, with the fume mask, and the goggles and the hoodie.
And maybe a little vigilanteism, you could say, but he started.
And then you had the police doing nothing, sitting by there and doing nothing.
So consequently, he's kind of like the 21st century version of the Lone Ranger, James.
Well, that's what I want to ask Brad about.
So he ended up breaking his stick on the back or on the head of one of these Antifa people.
And by the way, folks, for some of our elder statesmen in the audience, I had to look it up myself so I don't feel bad originally.
His name, Based Stickman, that came out before I guess people knew what his real name was, just from the videos, because there was video of this that went viral and he became Based Stickman.
The legend was born before we knew his name.
Of course, Stickman's obvious because he was carrying a stick.
Based means if you're based, that means, how would you describe that, Brad?
You just don't care what other people think.
You beat to the sound of your own drummer.
Would that be an accurate definition of someone who is based?
Are you with us, Brad?
Are we with you?
Okay, Brad must have talked about it, but we lost Brad for a second.
Don't miss the significance of this all coming down in Berkeley, for example.
Berkeley is the scene of the nativity of liberalism as we know it, modern liberalism in America.
You know, one of the misnomers is that we call the decade of this activism the 60s.
It really didn't begin in 1960.
It began around 1965 generally.
But the first salvo, except for the civil rights movement, was in Berkeley in 1964 with Mario Savio, a liberal left-wing activist who basically shut down the entire Berkeley campus by coming out with liberal activism.
So this is the home base of liberal activism, and bass stickman stuck it to them on their home base.
Well, okay, Brad's back with us.
His call dropped for a second, and our crack producer got him right back on.
Brad, the question is, is it true that the police were there watching the Antifa people get violent with the Trump, the pro-Trump demonstrators and refused to take any action?
And that's what prompted Bass Stickman to take matters to his own hands.
Is that true?
Yes, to the best of our knowledge.
In both cases, I think when it came out, you know, why was there so much violence?
The first time at the Milo event, the answer, at least I heard in the media, was that several years before, there had been some kind of confrontation on campus, and the police got sued.
And I don't know if this is the Berkeley police or the campus police, or it was one of the two, and they introduced some kind of de-escalation policy where, you know, they would just leftists run them up because they didn't want to face lawsuits.
And I wonder if any of these leftists and he filed Brad have been similarly charged with felonies.
Well, look at the one who punched Richard Spencer, for instance, the ones who roughed up the Red Eyes reporters at the NPI event even a month or two before the incident that happened with Richard or a few weeks before the incident that happened with Richard.
I don't think any of them have been arrested, nor have there been much looking into it.
But the police did act with a quickness to arrest bass stickman, did they not, Brad?
Oh, absolutely.
Especially in Berkeley, there's a glaring double standard.
I believe even after the Milo event, the Nero Berkeley denounced Milo, who evacuated.
But, yeah, I mean, there's not even a pretense that they're going to actually restrain these people and enforce the law.
And that was, I'm sure, one of the major reasons that they decided to go back there and make that point once again.
Well, as it turned out, he was facing six felonies.
But in a very big surprise to me, it looks as though after his bail was met and he was bailed out, as of now, no charges have been formally filed.
Is that correct?
Oh, that's correct.
Although I believe he did say in the video that they could always reopen it later.
So he's not completely off the hook yet.
No, he won't be until the statue of limitations runs, Brad, but he's kind of like the czarro of our movement now, I think.
Well, do we know anything other about this guy?
You said he might have been a follower or a fan of Gavin McInnes, who was more alt-light than hardcore, as we might be.
Is this a guy that has a profile or had a profile in any circles before he became base stickman?
I've heard the leftists say that he liked a few Facebook pages, but that's the extent of, you know, that's the extent of evidence against him.
I mean, he wasn't known to me.
So he was pretty much low profile, and then this event happened and he became an instant culture.
Well, look, if Bass Stickman is alt-light, no, the hardcore.
I mean, I guess it'd be Eddie, right?
Right.
Everybody's light compared to Eddie, but no, bass Thick Man, no, we're just saying he appeared to be someone who was part of a group, the Proud Boys that's associated with Gavin McInnes, who is alt-light, but obviously Bass Thick Man has a lot more meat to his bones than Gavin.
Anyway, anything else you'd like to add about this, Brad, before we run out of time with you that perhaps we haven't covered?
Interesting story.
He came.
He stood up for the defenseless in the crowd that the police apparently had no interest in protecting, took matters into his own hands.
We don't encourage that, but what are you doing in a situation like that?
And could have faced some really harsh punishment as of right now.
He may still face it.
After the media dies down, they may go back after him.
Maybe so.
But as of right now, it seems as though he got off.
Anything else, Brad, that we didn't cover that you think would be of interest to the audience?
The only thing that comes to mind is, you know, I've heard that he might have had, you know, some charges in the past related to guns or armor.
I'm not exactly sure what the laws are in California regarding that, but that might have had something to do with, you know, the reason he got so heavy.
Well, he's from Texas originally, you know.
So if he went from Texas to California thinking that there was going to be some reciprocity in the laws, I mean, Texas is a gunslinger state.
He could have gone to California doing things that would have been illegal in Texas and ended up under the jail.
But men of war are used to arming themselves and are accustomed to doing it.
So that's he's the warrior that we're all looking for, apparently.
Yeah.
Well, I'll tell you what, if there were more, look, we don't ever want to encourage people to go out and take matters into their own hands, but if there were more men like him, there'd be a lot less problems.
I can tell you that much.
That's absolutely true.
Anyway, Brad, thanks for coming on and giving us a little more about this story.
I thought it was certainly an interesting story that warranted a couple of segments of time on this program.
Give us your websites one more time, Brad.
Oh, it's occidentaldescent.com and altright.com.
All right.
Doing great work as always, my friend.
Take care.
Keep up the good fight down in Alabama.
I'll see you soon.
You too, James.
See you later.
Brad Griffin, everybody.
Great guy.
Well, anyway, you got to watch these videos, folks.
It's one thing for me and Keith and Brad to talk about this guy, talk about the event.
All you got to do, go to YouTube, do a Google search, based Stickman, and you can watch it a hundred times from different angles, and you'll know exactly what we're talking about.
Hey, listen, I certainly didn't lose any sleep over the guy that got cracked over the back.
This is January to people who say we're all talking no action.
All right.
Hey, if Eddie had been there, no one would be talking about base stickman.
It'd be the bombardier.
He'd have done it harder and batter.
Anyway, we'll be back right after this.
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Keith brought up a good...
No, we're done with Brad.
We're done with Brad.
We're moving on.
Keith brought up a good point during the commercial break that the situation with bass stickman could have been similar to what happened so often, what was the rule rather than the exception in the so-called civil rights movement, or as we call it, the swindle whites movement.
You would see the police dogs.
You would see the water hoses.
The camera would start rolling when those things were put out.
But what you didn't see was what the camera didn't catch, and that was all of the provocation beforehand.
Exactly by the blacks.
And that could have been the case here.
Could have been.
We don't have any reason to believe that it was, but it's possible that bass stickman could have been attacked by one of these antifa thugs, and then the camera starts rolling when bass stickman starts swinging away.
That could have been the case.
That's an interesting point.
Anyway, once again, and it's not too hard to do these days, but Russia has one-upped the United States yet again.
New movie coming out from Disney Studios live-action Beauty and the Beast movie.
And according to a lot of online chatter, it comes out on March 17th at a theater near you.
They're going to take the classic story of Belle and the Beast, and there's a homosexual character in it now.
And it's Gaston's sidekick.
He has a homosexual interest in Gaston, and supposedly there may be a homosexual kiss in it.
Who knows?
We haven't seen it yet.
I'm just saying they're going to rename it rather than Beauty and the Beast, Beauty and her long-term roommate, Janelle.
I don't know what's going on, but Russia has banned the movie.
They said it's subversive, and they haven't banned it totally, but no child can go see the movie in Russia.
So obviously this is a movie geared towards children.
So good on Russia for not allowing.
They called it.
Yeah, they're protecting their children from these pedophiles at Disney.
Unfortunately, Walt Disney is probably spinning his right this time.
You read my mind, Keith.
That is exactly what I wanted to get into.
And this goes back to what I was talking about at Northwestern.
There was a time when there were at least some decent people in media.
You had to go back a while, but Walt Disney was certainly one of them.
Walt Disney is a hero.
He is a contemporary American hero, not just for his ingenuity, his creativity, the theme parks, the movies, all of it.
He found no peer in the entertainment world before the last of the white Gentile movie studio owners, and they tried to take him out.
Well, this is what I want to get to, and I want you to comment on this.
But he has had no peer in entertainment before since his passing.
But it came out, a book, a biography on Disney, of course, long after his death.
But this has been mentioned time and time again, and it's most likely true.
Disney was from the rural Midwest.
Actually, Thayer, Missouri.
He went to live with his grandparents in Thayer, Missouri.
And that's where he basically formed his personality and his values.
And that Midwestern upbringing is what found expression in the products that his movie studio produced up until his death in 1966.
A biography came out that portrayed Disney as someone who was contemptuous of his colleagues, particularly the Jewish moguls who reigned in Hollywood in the 30s, 40s, and 50s.
I guess they don't still reign there.
It's no longer noteworthy.
It's like, you know, it would be noteworthy if there were any non-Jewish moguls in Hollywood now.
As you've pointed out before, there was a, what was it?
A fellow named Stein wrote an article in a Hollywood newspaper confirming that there are eight major movie studios operating in Hollywood today, and all eight has a Jewish seat.
Well, then there was another article written by another Jewish writer for a Jewish publication who said he was offended when people would claim that Jews don't run Hollywood because it shows how stupid people are, and that amount of stupidity offends him.
But anyway, back to Disney.
They said that Disney was an extremist, and in the movie Dumbo, it was a form for his – no matter what, they're offended.
If you say that they don't run it, they're offended because you're stupid.
If you say they do run it, you're anti-Semitic.
So you just can't run it.
They're stupid, but then they like you being stupid.
Well, that's right.
Well, Walt Disney, they say in the movie Dumbo, it was a form for his extremist views.
And so it says in the movie Dumbo, and go back and watch it, folks, and tell me.
The protagonist, the young elephant, represents the innocence of the heartland where Disney himself grew up.
And the story reflects how this innocence came under attack by political forces abroad and subversive elements at home.
In his suffering at the hands of the ringmaster and his own fellow pachyoderms, Dumbo functions as Disney's alter ego.
Disney saw himself as the victim in the three-winged circus that was Hollywood.
He felt the Hollywood studio system of the 30s and 40s threatened his creative control.
The studio heads he opposed included Louis B. Mayer, Jack Warner, and Harry Cohn.
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At MGM, Warner Brothers, and Columbia, respectively.
Each had a vested interest in Disney's animation empire and was eager to buy him out.
Though pressed for money at the time, Disney refused their offers.
In particular, he resented Harry Cohn's ruthless tactics.
In his book, Disney's World, critic Leonard Mosley recalls an incident in which Disney, referring to Cohn, vowed to never let, quote, that fat Jew rescue me from bankruptcy, end quote.
Disney projected his own sense of alienation onto others in Hollywood, namely Jews, blacks, and union workers.
In retaliation against the studio moguls, who were predominantly Jewish, Disney never employed a Jew in a high-level position at his studio.
Not until 1969, two years after Disney's death, did the Jewish actor, Buddy Hackett, appear prominently in a Disney film.
Called a love bug.
That's right.
You're right.
Just very quickly, to wrap this up, and then I'm going to turn it over to you.
Also in Dumbo, appearing well outside the circus limits, the black caricatures are shown as anonymous members of a marginal group.
Only one is giving a name, Jim Crow, and that's a black crow.
But even as outsiders, the Crows managed to torment Dumbo, who is supposed to represent Disney in this.
Disney saw union workers as a third parasitic subsect of U.S. society.
It's significant that many of Disney's employees had gone on strike in the spring of 41, costing him $2 million and paralyzing his operations.
He added a scene in Dumbo, a thinly veiled scene where strikers, and they're portrayed in the movie as drunken clowns, schemed to hit the boss, the ringmaster, for a raise.
Dumbo now seems remarkable not only for its adorable child's tale, but for its overt depiction of Disney's peculiar brand of patriotism.
The article concludes.
But there was one thing that really made my ears and eyes perk up.
And we've covered this before.
But it was said that Disney summed up his beliefs in an attack against President Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose liberalism Walt opposed.
Disney denounced Roosevelt for calling the 1900s the century of the common man.
Balls, Disney said, is the century of the Jew, the union cutthroat, the fag, and the whore.
So that was supposedly a direct quote from Walt Disney.
To say the least, those who share Disney's traditional sentiments are no longer leading his company, and that's where we are today.
You had a man, a man of the heartland, a good man, a decent man, and now his studio is producing homosexual propaganda.
And it's run by Jews again.
Sure.
Well, they say the mills of the gods grind slow, but they grind exceedingly fine.
And that's what's happened.
Eventually, the Jews did take it over.
Michael Eisner was not a Southern Baptist or an Episcopalian or Roman Catholic.
Guess what he was?
And what animated, no pun intended, Walt Disney is that actually at the time that Dumbo was produced and released, he was really up against it.
They were in the final stages of trying to drive him out of business, they being the Jewish Hollywood moguls.
Since he would not sell out, they had basically organized his cartoonists.
And at that point, up to that point, Disney Studios was exclusively into cartoons.
You had Fantasia, you had Mickey Mouse, you had Donald Duck, all this type of stuff.
That was what Disney did in the late 30s, early 40s.
And they organized his cartoonists into a union, had them go on strike.
So he couldn't do a big extravaganza like Fantasia.
Dumbo was really a kind of simple movie, but he got it out there, and that was the last card he had in his deck.
If that had been a flop, then Disney probably would have gone bankrupt, and the Jews of Hollywood would have bought Disney Studios and turned it into what it has now become much earlier than it did.
Instead, Walt Disney was able to succeed, and as a result, he said, the Jews have declared war on me, then I'm going to return the favor.
He did not hire any Jews in prominent positions at Disney Studios after that.
In fact, as James pointed out reading this article, there was never a leading man in a Disney movie that was Jewish until 1969 when the love bug starring Buddy Hackett, a profane Borsbelt comedian, was cast in such a role by Walt's brother Roy Disney.
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Well, we're talking about Walt Disney, and the reason we got into that history of Walt Disney was we're talking about the latest movie coming out from Disney Studios.
Disney Studios in name, certainly not in legacy.
Or spirit.
And in the spirit, of course.
And some of that stuff we read to you about Disney may seem, well, not to this audience, but to some, may seem extreme.
But do you know what that was in the 40s and the 50s?
Common sense.
Common sense conservatism.
Walt Disney was a middle-American conservative.
He never allowed beer to be served in his parks.
Of course, that's all changed now.
But you love Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, all of these classic tales, Pinocchio, Dubbo.
And, you know, so far was he from being a racist person or a hater of any type, he allowed all of his cartoons to be dubbed in the various languages of the world so they would be accessible to everyone because, and this wasn't just done for money.
A lot of these obscure languages that he had them dubbed into, there's no way it was going to make money.
He did it as an act of love.
Likewise, when he created Zorro in the 50s for his television show, he basically wanted to have a role model hero for Hispanic boys throughout the world.
So he created Zorro, and that's exactly what Zorro was.
Guy Williams, who played Zorro, who was actually Sicilian, not Hispanic, moved to Argentina, where he was like a conquering hero from the day he moved there until his death.
He was the hero.
And this is the type of thing that Walt Disney did.
Walt Disney was basically motivated by love for people, and he saw the haters coming after him, and he was not afraid to call them by their proper name.
No, he wasn't.
He was a great man.
And I don't say everything that I shared in the last segment.
And of course, some of that may be true, may not be true.
I think it's probably true about Dumbo, some of the other things.
It was a Jewish writer who wrote that, I believe.
Is that not correct?
I believe so.
I believe so.
So we can take it all.
This is things that someone supposedly said 50 years after his death.
I mean, who knows?
But it is the left-wing take on Walt Disney.
But Walt Disney had plenty of basis and grounds for having an animus against the Jewish moguls of Hollywood because they basically were out.
They had their long knives out and intended to run him out of business.
I believe there's more fire than smoke to some of these things, but so what?
Again, that's common sense conservatism for that day and age.
And he was a great man.
And think of all of the gifts that he's given the world from Disney, all of the great things that have happened.
And how many happy kids?
They were doing stuff featuring Davy Crockett back before he died.
He was just a great man, a true American hero.
I would put him as an American hero as much as anyone else.
You know, now you get knighted for being a homosexual in England and all of these things.
Well, he really was an American knight as far as that goes.
He wasn't a war hero.
There are different kinds of heroes, but he was a hero nonetheless.
He was a cultural hero, and he basically preserved the wholesomeness of Hollywood, at least for several more decades than would have occurred otherwise.
Basically, the Jewish takeover of Hollywood was well-nigh complete by the late 20s.
You had Universal Studios, which was the one that made all the horror movies.
That was Jewish-run.
The name of that particular mogul escapes me right now.
But basically, the takeover was complete except for Disney Studios by the end of the 30s.
So with that being said, at one time you had people like that in media.
Some of the most powerful in media.
You still have us.
The media has changed, but you still have the political cesspool, and we're a voice.
We're a voice for you, and we need your support in order to remain just that.
Certainly, a lot of things have changed throughout all of our institutions.
We talk about on this show all the time as Christians.
We lament how far the church has fallen from its former glory.
But there are still some churches out there that are doing a good job and are great representatives of the faith.
And Keith has identified one of them for us, and we'd like to share this with you now.
This is something that I never thought I'd see in a modern-day church bulletin, and I'm so glad I'm seeing it tonight.
Keith brought this into the studio with him.
Well, just for a little bit of background, I am an Episcopalian.
Now, the Episcopal Church USA has been basically leading the charge towards liberalism ever since the 1960s.
They were very active in this civil rights movement.
They were the home of the notorious Reverend Bishop Pike, who was a pot-smoking leftist who basically embraced everything that was liberal almost as instinctively as having a knee-jerk reaction.
But for every action, there is a reaction.
And the reaction in the Episcopal Church was the development of alternatives like the Anglican Church and the Reformed Episcopal Church.
The Reformed Episcopal Church has a Lenten offering program called the Croatia Project.
And its goal is to re-evangelize Europe.
And they are focusing right now on churches in Croatia.
Now, compare this to every other denomination that you know of, including the Southern Baptists, Eddie and James' beloved Southern Baptist Convention.
They're as leftists as they can be now.
In Memphis, we have Bellevue Loves Memphis, which basically means Bellevue Loves Black.
They're busily trying to find black churches to support with money raised in the white Southern Baptist denomination.
One of the leading lights of the Southern Baptist Convention now is a fellow named Russell Moore, who is anti-white to the extreme.
We've mentioned him numerous times on this show.
Same thing for, of course, all the mainline Protestant denominations have long since turned into liberal denominations, at least at denominational headquarters.
For example, a lot of people don't really realize this, but at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, most Southern whites were not Southern Baptists.
That's really a shocker to a lot of moderns, but they were instead Southern Methodists.
And in about the 1930s at some point, the Southern Methodists united with the Northern Methodists to create a new denomination, the United Methodists.
And as always happens when you have that type of merger, one of which is being recommended to the Southern Baptists.
Now, we've been told that the Southern Baptists and the Northern Baptists need to merge and they need to drop the name Southern because it has some racist connotation to it.
They're planning to do exactly what the Methodists did.
And what was the result in the Methodist world?
Well, the result is now in the South you have all these large Methodist churches that are almost empty.
And they're basically centers for social work.
That's what happens.
People vote with their feet.
Most of those Southern Methodists of the old days left the Southern Methodist denomination or the Methodist denomination, the United Methodist denomination, and migrated to the Southern Baptist denomination.
And as we've said before, it's as if these denominational leaders covet a flock that God hasn't given them.
God has given them authority over a flock of southern white Gentiles.
Well, they would much rather have other people, non-white people, as their congregants.
But believe me, if there was ever a case of be careful what you wish for, your dream may come true, that would be it.
Because as soon as they got those people into their church, the first thing their congregation would do would vote them out of power, send them running for the hills, and replace them with people just like themselves.
And the fact of the matter is, in a lot of these fundamentalist Southern Baptist churches, especially, if they do 100 mission trips, 99 of them are going to be to Sub-Saharan Africa or some other non-white country.
They love Haiti.
Anywhere that's non-white, that's what they'll be.
But here, you're never going to believe it, folks.
Tell them, Keith, because we've only got about two million.
The Reformed Episcopal Church, a offshoot, a conservative offshoot from the Episcopal Church, has decided that they're going to do their evangelizing and their missionary work in Europe, where it is quite frankly desperately needed because the church has been dying over there.
People like Russell Moore are always bragging about how robust Christianity is in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Well, let's take Russell Moore at his word.
If that's true, fine.
Why are you directing missionaries to go there unless it's just to do social work?
If you really want to spread the gospel and get people to accept Christ, go where that has waned, which is Europe.
And the flyer of this church actually says, re-evangelize Europe.
And it's a mission trip to Croatia.
And thank goodness.
That's what we all ought to be trying to get our churches to do this.
If they're really interested in spreading the gospel rather than in doing, you know, providing food and clothing and social work like Jane Addams Hull House or something back in the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, if they really want to do church building and church work, then there's no more fertile field for that and there's no more crying need for it than in Europe, the continent that used to be called Christendom,
where the Christian faith, the fires of faith are burning low.
This is where they need to go.
And this is what your church needs to be doing.
And you need to bring it up in the councils of your church.
How about doing some missionary work and evangelizing in Europe?
That's, you know, this is an idea.
We've said that for years.
For years.
There's one church, one church that's actually an Episcopal church at that, but a Reformed Episcopal church, which is conservative.
They're anti-abortion.
They're anti- In fact, if you are a person that likes a liturgical church and is looking for a church home, I would recommend that you look into the Reformed Episcopal Church.
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Gonna have some fun in the third hour.
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