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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boston's Bulldozer operates seven days a week. The Kuner Report
Weekend edition WRKO, The Voice of Boston.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay lines are blazing six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. President Trump on Saturday
shook the country, shook Africa, shook the world by saying
that he has now given orders to Pete Hesef, the
(00:31):
Secretary of War, to put together a strike plan, war plans,
as he put it, to launch, as he put it,
attacks that will be fast, vicious, and sweet, to smash
the Islamic insurgents, these Islamist terrorist militias that are now
(00:54):
committing genocide against Nigeria's Christians. He says, it will stop.
Either the guver vernment of Nigeria will stop it, or
we will. And so my question to you, is it
our moral responsibility as a nation to stop the genocide
of Christians and in particular the Christians of Nigeria. Now
(01:17):
let me just say this. I have watched now over
at least twenty five to thirty years, Islamists run wild
and massacre helpless Christians across Africa, across the Middle East,
(01:40):
increasingly in Europe, even here in America, and they have
paid hardly any consequences whatsoever. They've hardly paid a price.
And yet how many times have we gone to war
to islamize, sorry, to democratize Islam, to bring democracy to Iraq,
(02:03):
to bring democracy to Afghanistan, to bring democracy to Libya,
or to Syria, in other words, to try to benefit
and uplift the Muslim world, and it has consistently blown
up in our face. Just now in Syria, Al Kada,
(02:24):
this Islamist government has now seized power and they are
going to Christian villages across Syria and blowing up house
after house after house, massacrering Christian family after Christian family
after Christian family. And yet who speaks for the Christians. Nobody, nobody.
(02:51):
And I'm not.
Speaker 3 (02:51):
Saying this as a critic of Israel.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
You know, you know how pro Israel I am and
how much I defend them because I believe they are
surrounded and I do believe Hamas wants to wipe them
off the face of the earth. But if this was
one hundred and twenty five thousand Jews in Israel that
were being slaughtered, the whole world would know about it
and rightly so. And the discussion and debate in this
(03:15):
country would be what can we do to help? Or
even if you flip the script, and this is to
me what really turns my stomach. If it was one
hundred and twenty five thousand Palestinians and there was a
quote genocide being conducted against them, the left in this
(03:38):
country would be going berserk.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
The media would be covering this twenty four to seven
saturation coverage.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
You would have Democrat after Democrat after democrat screaming demanding action.
You would have rally after rally, protest after protest. I
think elan Omar and Rashaa Talib and AOC and Zoran
Mamdani and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders would get.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
A freaking heart attack.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Our college campuses would literally explode. We'd have a million,
millions of people marching on the streets, blocking traffic. And
yet when it comes to the Christians, and I'm sorry,
I have to say it, the true religion of peace, silence, silence,
(04:37):
And had it not been for Donald Trump in his
first term, I'm telling you, there would have been no
Christians left in Iraq, no Christians left in Syria, no
Christians left anywhere in the Middle East. He was the
one who saved them from Isis, while Barack Obama did
nothing and said, that's the JV tem you remember that.
(05:01):
In other words, I don't deal with Isis. They're two.
They're beneath me, as they were just massacring and massacring
and conquering more land and conquering more Land. Well, I'm
telling you, I'm speaking as a Christian. Now, I'm tired
of it. I'm tired of it. Radical Islam has been
(05:26):
waging a jihad against innocent Christians for decade after decade
after decade, and millions of Christians have died to the
point now, just so that you know, they are on
the verge of being wiped out completely from the Middle East,
and if we're not careful, they're going to wipe out
(05:48):
the Christians from Africa. And their goal they want to
take over Nigeria because Nigeria is is that the jewel
in their crown. It's not just the most populous country
in Africa, it sits on oil. Nigeria potentially could be
(06:08):
one of the biggest oil producing countries in the world.
It's got so much oil, so it has ultimately tremendous
strategic value, and that's why Islam wants to claim it.
Speaker 3 (06:27):
Now.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
I'm telling you, look at the pictures. Look at the images.
Don't take my word for it. These are Christians who
are very simple in their faith. They're very pious. They
live in very poor conditions. Most of them live in villages.
(06:48):
Their daily life is one of survival and prayer, that's it.
And they're being massacred in their villages, in their homes.
Their churches are burned and raised, their priests and nuns
are murdered in the most disgusting, defiling ways imaginable. The
(07:11):
boys are kidnapped and turned into young Islamic warriors, soldiers
to be expendable in the front lines. The young girls,
and I'm talking seven, eight, nine years old, are repeatedly raped.
There's genital mutilation, they are forced to convert to Islam,
(07:32):
and then they are told they must have babies to reproduce.
Speaker 3 (07:37):
For Boko Haram.
Speaker 2 (07:38):
You don't get more savage, more barbaric, honestly, more satanic,
or more evil than this. This is like the Crusades
all over again. This really is like the Crusades, where
Islam is on the offensive. Islam is waging a war
of aggression, civilizational aggression, and the West either does nothing
(08:02):
or very little until a crusader rises among them, a richer,
the lion heart, in this case, Donald the lion heart.
And I'm going to say one last thing, and this
is very hard for.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Me to say as a Catholic.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
If you look at the history of the Catholic Church,
they defended Christians when Islam tried to push into Europe
and into the Mediterranean and into the Balkans. There you
had pope after pope after pope who.
Speaker 3 (08:40):
Held the line.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Now we have a pope who deliberately turns away, who
refuses to condemn what Islamis are doing, the murder, the savagery,
the mass killing, the genocide, the anti Christian religious persecution.
(09:02):
He says nothing, and he says nothing about Nigeria, and
he says nothing about Syria, and he says nothing about
the Armenians who are being slaughtered by Azerbaijan in the
Gorno Karabakh. Christian Armenians have been slaughtered. It's been atrocity
(09:24):
after atrocity after atrocity. No one has lifted a finger
for them. And I'm just telling you there's a part
of me that says, finally, finally, the West is going
to stand up. Finally, this butchery is going to end finally.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Now. Do I know we have problems at home? Of course?
Do I always say I'm America first? Of course?
Speaker 2 (09:52):
Do I say we have You know, we got to
take care of the border and illegal immigration, and we
got to deal with inflation and crime and on and on.
We have so many problems. I get it, I really do.
But we're not talking about a regime change war. That's
not what Trump is talking about. We're not talking about
(10:13):
boots on the ground and an occupation. We're not talking
about overthrowing a government and putting our troops there for
year after year. We're talking about hitting these Islamist bastards.
And that's what They are so hard and so heavy
(10:35):
that they'll remember this for a thousand years. And to
give these Christians a chance to arm them, to train them,
to help them defend themselves, and God willing, we will
have other countries across Europe, NATO, Australia, and countries across
(10:58):
Africa who are volunteering to help. And this thing could
be over in a matter of weeks, and we will
have averted a holocaust.
Speaker 3 (11:11):
Never again, we said, let it be. Never again.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
You're locked into Boston's bulldozer. The Kooner Report weekend edition.
The Voice of Boston WRKO
Boston's Bulldozer operates seven days a week. The Kuner Report
Weekend edition WRKO, The Voice of Boston.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay lines are blazing six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. President Trump on Saturday
shook the country, shook Africa, shook the world by saying
that he has now given orders to Pete Hesef, the
(00:31):
Secretary of War, to put together a strike plan, war plans,
as he put it, to launch, as he put it,
attacks that will be fast, vicious, and sweet, to smash
the Islamic insurgents, these Islamist terrorist militias that are now
(00:54):
committing genocide against Nigeria's Christians. He says, it will stop.
Either the guver vernment of Nigeria will stop it, or
we will. And so my question to you, is it
our moral responsibility as a nation to stop the genocide
of Christians and in particular the Christians of Nigeria. Now
(01:17):
let me just say this. I have watched now over
at least twenty five to thirty years, Islamists run wild
and massacre helpless Christians across Africa, across the Middle East,
(01:40):
increasingly in Europe, even here in America, and they have
paid hardly any consequences whatsoever. They've hardly paid a price.
And yet how many times have we gone to war
to islamize, sorry, to democratize Islam, to bring democracy to Iraq,
(02:03):
to bring democracy to Afghanistan, to bring democracy to Libya,
or to Syria, in other words, to try to benefit
and uplift the Muslim world, and it has consistently blown
up in our face. Just now in Syria, Al Kada,
(02:24):
this Islamist government has now seized power and they are
going to Christian villages across Syria and blowing up house
after house after house, massacrering Christian family after Christian family
after Christian family. And yet who speaks for the Christians. Nobody, nobody.
(02:51):
And I'm not.
Speaker 3 (02:51):
Saying this as a critic of Israel.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
You know, you know how pro Israel I am and
how much I defend them because I believe they are
surrounded and I do believe Hamas wants to wipe them
off the face of the earth. But if this was
one hundred and twenty five thousand Jews in Israel that
were being slaughtered, the whole world would know about it
and rightly so. And the discussion and debate in this
(03:15):
country would be what can we do to help? Or
even if you flip the script, and this is to
me what really turns my stomach. If it was one
hundred and twenty five thousand Palestinians and there was a
quote genocide being conducted against them, the left in this
(03:38):
country would be going berserk.
Speaker 3 (03:41):
The media would be covering this twenty four to seven
saturation coverage.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
You would have Democrat after Democrat after democrat screaming demanding action.
You would have rally after rally, protest after protest. I
think elan Omar and Rashaa Talib and AOC and Zoran
Mamdani and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders would get.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
A freaking heart attack.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Our college campuses would literally explode. We'd have a million,
millions of people marching on the streets, blocking traffic. And
yet when it comes to the Christians, and I'm sorry,
I have to say it, the true religion of peace, silence, silence,
(04:37):
And had it not been for Donald Trump in his
first term, I'm telling you, there would have been no
Christians left in Iraq, no Christians left in Syria, no
Christians left anywhere in the Middle East. He was the
one who saved them from Isis, while Barack Obama did
nothing and said, that's the JV tem you remember that.
(05:01):
In other words, I don't deal with Isis. They're two.
They're beneath me, as they were just massacring and massacring
and conquering more land and conquering more Land. Well, I'm
telling you, I'm speaking as a Christian. Now, I'm tired
of it. I'm tired of it. Radical Islam has been
(05:26):
waging a jihad against innocent Christians for decade after decade
after decade, and millions of Christians have died to the
point now, just so that you know, they are on
the verge of being wiped out completely from the Middle East,
and if we're not careful, they're going to wipe out
(05:48):
the Christians from Africa. And their goal they want to
take over Nigeria because Nigeria is is that the jewel
in their crown. It's not just the most populous country
in Africa, it sits on oil. Nigeria potentially could be
(06:08):
one of the biggest oil producing countries in the world.
It's got so much oil, so it has ultimately tremendous
strategic value, and that's why Islam wants to claim it.
Speaker 3 (06:27):
Now.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
I'm telling you, look at the pictures. Look at the images.
Don't take my word for it. These are Christians who
are very simple in their faith. They're very pious. They
live in very poor conditions. Most of them live in villages.
(06:48):
Their daily life is one of survival and prayer, that's it.
And they're being massacred in their villages, in their homes.
Their churches are burned and raised, their priests and nuns
are murdered in the most disgusting, defiling ways imaginable. The
(07:11):
boys are kidnapped and turned into young Islamic warriors, soldiers
to be expendable in the front lines. The young girls,
and I'm talking seven, eight, nine years old, are repeatedly raped.
There's genital mutilation, they are forced to convert to Islam,
(07:32):
and then they are told they must have babies to reproduce.
Speaker 3 (07:37):
For Boko Haram.
Speaker 2 (07:38):
You don't get more savage, more barbaric, honestly, more satanic,
or more evil than this. This is like the Crusades
all over again. This really is like the Crusades, where
Islam is on the offensive. Islam is waging a war
of aggression, civilizational aggression, and the West either does nothing
(08:02):
or very little until a crusader rises among them, a richer,
the lion heart, in this case, Donald the lion heart.
And I'm going to say one last thing, and this
is very hard for.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Me to say as a Catholic.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
If you look at the history of the Catholic Church,
they defended Christians when Islam tried to push into Europe
and into the Mediterranean and into the Balkans. There you
had pope after pope after pope who.
Speaker 3 (08:40):
Held the line.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Now we have a pope who deliberately turns away, who
refuses to condemn what Islamis are doing, the murder, the savagery,
the mass killing, the genocide, the anti Christian religious persecution.
(09:02):
He says nothing, and he says nothing about Nigeria, and
he says nothing about Syria, and he says nothing about
the Armenians who are being slaughtered by Azerbaijan in the
Gorno Karabakh. Christian Armenians have been slaughtered. It's been atrocity
(09:24):
after atrocity after atrocity. No one has lifted a finger
for them. And I'm just telling you there's a part
of me that says, finally, finally, the West is going
to stand up. Finally, this butchery is going to end finally.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Now. Do I know we have problems at home? Of course?
Do I always say I'm America first? Of course?
Speaker 2 (09:52):
Do I say we have You know, we got to
take care of the border and illegal immigration, and we
got to deal with inflation and crime and on and on.
We have so many problems. I get it, I really do.
But we're not talking about a regime change war. That's
not what Trump is talking about. We're not talking about
(10:13):
boots on the ground and an occupation. We're not talking
about overthrowing a government and putting our troops there for
year after year. We're talking about hitting these Islamist bastards.
And that's what They are so hard and so heavy
(10:35):
that they'll remember this for a thousand years. And to
give these Christians a chance to arm them, to train them,
to help them defend themselves, and God willing, we will
have other countries across Europe, NATO, Australia, and countries across
(10:58):
Africa who are volunteering to help. And this thing could
be over in a matter of weeks, and we will
have averted a holocaust.
Speaker 3 (11:11):
Never again, we said, let it be. Never again.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
You're locked into Boston's bulldozer. The Kooner Report weekend edition.
The Voice of Boston WRKO
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