September 11, 2025 • 25 mins
A chilling prophecy echoes through today's somber episode. "The world will never be the same," declared Charlie Kirk just 16 hours before his assassination—words that now stand as both warning and challenge to each of us.
Recording on the anniversary of 9/11 and in the immediate aftermath of Kirk's death, I share my raw reflections on what this moment demands from freedom-loving Americans. Kirk's murder represents more than the loss of a passionate 31-year-old advocate for constitutional values—it signals an escalating intolerance for independent thought in our increasingly divided society. When those who celebrate such violence reveal themselves, they expose the dangerous endpoint of ideological conformity.
What struck me most about Charlie's legacy was his unwavering commitment to empowering others rather than himself. He built an organization dedicated to identifying, organizing, and empowering young people to promote free market principles and limited government. His profound observation that "If everyone looks different but thinks the same, that's conformity, not diversity" cuts through today's superficial inclusion rhetoric to address America's deeper spiritual and philosophical crisis.
This moment presents us with a stark choice. Will Kirk's prophecy manifest as a descent into greater violence and censorship, or will it spark millions to embrace his call to be "free thinking, independent, and unfiltered"? The answer depends entirely on what each of us decides to do with our righteous indignation. As I reflect on my own journey from news avoidance to awakening to focused purpose, I challenge you to transform anger into constructive action aligned with your highest calling.
The world indeed will never be the same. But whether that change bends toward darkness or light remains undetermined. Will you join me in honoring Kirk's memory by pressing "toward the goal of the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus"? Subscribe to Free to Just Be for more unfiltered conversations about reclaiming our authentic power in these transformative times.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
The world will never be the same.
The question I have for youtoday, humanityville, is what
will you and I do about it?
I want to welcome you back toFree to Just Be, the podcast
empowering humanity tocourageously step out of old
(00:24):
patterns and matrix programs andfalse beliefs and embrace a
brand new earth and a new way ofbeing.
And I, teresa Marie, hope thisfinds you in your greatest
health, with vibrant energytoday, because you have chosen
to accept full responsibilityfor your body, mind and soul.
(00:49):
Here on Free to Just Be, I'mgoing to try to inspire you to
truly be who you came here to beAuthentic, free and aligned
with your highest potential.
So join me on thistransformative journey to
rewrite our narrative and livelives of purpose and passion.
(01:12):
And I do welcome you back onthis very somber day, not only
because it's 9-11, and, dare Isay, I hope none of us,
especially here in America, willever forget what the government
did to New York City 24 yearsago.
(01:36):
Yes, I said it because I am amfree thinking, independent and
unfiltered, just like our dearbrother Charlie Kirk, who was
assassinated in cold bloodyesterday.
It's a somber 48 hours thatAmerica, especially, is facing
(02:02):
today, and I open with a quotefrom Charlie Kirk, a quote which
I do believe has become hisself-prophecy.
He's quoted 16 hours before hewas assassinated.
The world will never be thesame.
(02:25):
And that is what I want to talkabout today, because I too feel
the passion, I feel the sadness, I feel the righteous
indignation indignation.
(02:50):
I don't want to feel anger.
Anger is a low vibration, folks.
Anger, revenge, violence, allof that comes from the matrix.
(03:16):
When are we going to understandthis?
That more anger begets moreanger?
More love will show more lovewe need.
Oh my goodness, it really iskind of mind-blowing what's
happening in the world, isn't it?
I'm not going to take out anyof the breaks today, because
(03:51):
this is one of those episodesthat I've had since yesterday
when I discovered thisannouncement.
Now, I am not going to say thatI followed Charlie Kirk.
In fact, he showed up on thescene right about at the time I
was exiting my eight or nineyear rabbit trail down the news
tunnel and there he was.
And what did he do?
(04:13):
He immediately took all of hisabilities to save children, to
save students, to save ourcountry.
You want to talk about courage,folks, and dare I say, no, I'm
(04:34):
not even going to dare to say.
I'm going to come out and saythat the people that are so
pissed off about our country,that are so pissed off about the
quote-unquote to-do that'shappening around Charlie Kirk's
death, the people that aremaking derogatory comments about
(04:56):
how he got what he deserved,well, I'm here to say that those
folks have no courage.
It's very easy to point thefinger at other people when you
have four chubby fingerspointing right back at you.
You armchair warriors thatthink you're so freaking wise
(05:20):
and smart and know-it-all don'thave an iota of the courage that
this young man, 31 years old.
Look what he did in 31 years ofhis life.
Look what he did the last 10years of his life.
I mean, he founded anorganization that literally
(05:45):
began a national studentmovement dedicated to
identifying, organizing andempowering who Himself?
No, he was empowering youngpeople to promote the principles
of free market and limitedgovernment.
Well, the folks that don't wantfree market and limited
(06:07):
government want to sit on theirasses and have everything handed
to them.
Charlie Kirk formed anorganization that was free
thinking, independent andunfiltered, and I do believe
that every one of us Americansthat love our country had better
(06:32):
take those three words and runwith them Free thinking,
independent, unfiltered.
What else did Charlie Kirk say?
What were his quotes?
If everyone looks different butthinks the same, that's
(06:52):
conformity, not diversity.
Now, at this moment, I want tomention, I want to give a plug
for Angel Studios, because myhusband belongs to their guild
and the guild part of AngelStudios brings up documentaries
and movies and puts them beforethe public and says, hey, should
(07:17):
we put this movie out?
Should it be made public?
And they did this documentary.
We just watched it one nightlast week and I hope to shout,
especially now in light ofCharlie Kirk's assassination,
that Angel Studios releases thatmovie and unfortunately I do
not remember the name of it, butit was all about the historic
(07:43):
takeover of the world bycommunists that are planted
everywhere in America because,you see, they are coming for
America.
They want full control of us,they want control of our
children and they're doing adamn good job at the
brainwashing of this.
Damn good job at thebrainwashing of this.
Thank God somebody 31 years old, who must have been raised
(08:12):
really well, didn't fall forthat brainwashing, for that
programming, and had spent agood part of his adult life
exposing what the educationsystem is doing, what the
financial system is doing.
What they are doing is aninfiltration to take over our
(08:37):
country and, damn it, we haveallowed it.
I admit it, at 64 years old, Ihad no desire to be involved in
politics.
I had no.
I never even listened to thenews 18 years ago.
(08:59):
And then I had the red pillgiven to me.
I've said this many, many timesI could not believe what I was
saying, what I was hearing andwhat I was seeing on the news.
So I began to do what, began tothink for myself, independent,
and began the research.
It took me eight or nine yearsand finally I gave myself cancer
(09:22):
twice, along with all thepoison that they're putting in
our food, and I will be damnedif I'm going back to that.
I am not going to let the poisonof the news take over my
everyday life, but I am soincredibly thankful for the
Charlie Kirks and the Tucker,carlson's and even, yes, the
(09:48):
Howard Stern of news, alex Jones, who everybody wants to make
out to be the bad guy.
Well, that is calledgaslighting folks, because the
very things that they are doingthey want to push off onto other
people and make everybody think.
(10:08):
Well, who do I believe?
Exactly, exactly, who do webelieve?
We need to come back to God andwe need to get our information
from sources that also believein God, our creator.
(10:31):
What did Charlie Kirk also say?
Never give up, never surrenderand always go for the win.
What are we trying to win?
Are we trying to win our rightto be right?
Do you recognize that everybodyis able to have their own
opinion and nobody should diebecause of their dang opinion?
(10:55):
Do you understand what is beingdone to us?
Do you understand that theflame under the proverbial frog
pot is about medium, high, high,and we are near a boil point
(11:23):
and they are never going to stop?
And when we recognize thatthere are more of us that would
prefer to live lives of safety,love, comfort, devoid of
struggle, we would like to livein an America where dreams still
come true.
I am not leaving this planetuntil I correct the mistakes
(11:45):
that my generation made to mychildren, because I want my
grandchildren to have a legacyof free thinking, independent
and unfiltered.
And right now, the way it'slooking, it's not looking real
good, is it, folks?
But what do we do?
(12:08):
Do we just get angry?
Do we sit on our armchairs?
Do we post on Facebook?
What are we individually goingto do after this event?
24 years went by.
Has anybody been prosecuted for9-11?
(12:28):
Yet when are the politicalwarriors?
Where are the judges thatbelieve in God?
Where are the people that aregoing to hold accountability, to
the hold the people accountablethat bombed the Twin Towers?
(12:48):
We all know it and we all getred in the face.
I feel my temperature risingjust thinking about it and I
chose to step away from all ofthat stuff because, oh my
goodness, the anger, the rage,yes, even feelings of hate, and
(13:09):
I know that.
I know that that is not whatpropels truth, know that that is
not what propels truth.
Truth needs to be upheld bypeople who love God, who are
(13:40):
ready to do service for theirfellow human beings, ready to do
service for God, ready to hittheir knees, ready to say God,
what can I as an individual, memyself and I?
We're only in control of usfolks.
We can't control people withrifles on top of a building,
ready, with such hate andviolence, to kill somebody that
(14:00):
is trying to save our nation bysaving our young people.
Do you know how many youngpeople have already been
brainwashed?
Do you know how many youngpeople hate our country because
of that brainwashing.
We have a lot of work to do,folks, and whether it's a little
(14:24):
bitty podcast like this calledFree to Just Be, if we want to
remain free to just be who weare, we had dang well better
take note of what we do anddon't do.
Charlie Kirk also saidgreatness, on the other hand,
requires the liberty and thedivine to make the most of
(14:48):
yourself.
That, literally, is the onlything that we really can do,
folks.
We need to work on ourselvesand at the same time as we are
healing ourselves from thedisease of this freaking matrix,
then we ask God what can we bedoing going forward?
(15:12):
What can we do to change thecourse of the country?
I couldn't even pronounce theword.
I'm so upset today.
But see, upset anger, evenrighteous indignation, which
every one of us should befeeling today.
(15:32):
Nobody should die because ofthe truth.
And yet what happened inJesus's time?
Every single one of hisdisciples was willing to go to
the death and, by the way, theyall died for the cause of truth,
every one of them.
(15:53):
And our country was founded onthe bloodshed of men and women
that felt the same way as thedisciples to protect truth,
liberty and the pursuit ofhappiness.
If you are not happy with yourlife right now, it is up to you
(16:15):
to do something to change it.
You cannot continue to pointthe finger at the government
when you're doing nothing aboutthe government.
Everyone knows that we arebeing lied to.
Everyone knows that they'resetting division up between us
(16:36):
right, left, black, white,liberal and Democrat, republican
and Democrat, transgender andheterosexual.
Look at the world.
Open your eyes.
It's all by design, and when wewake up and see the truth that
(17:01):
there are a few among us thatare riling us up, you know that.
You know that this is just thebeginning.
There will be more violenceuntil somebody like Charlie Kirk
rises up.
We need millions of CharlieKirks right now in the world.
(17:26):
16.
Will you do with that prophecy?
Will we continue to letviolence rule our world?
That could be one way that theworld will never be the same.
(17:47):
We could go into the bloodiestera of our world, of our country
.
That is one way that thatprophecy could go.
The world will never be thesame, or millions of us.
(18:07):
Look, if you're sitting in achurch on Sundays and Wednesday
evenings, folks, and you are notactively doing something to
bring the truth to the world,then you are failing.
I'm sorry, but that is thetruth.
It's very nice to be full oflove and full of truth when
(18:31):
you're sitting on a pew and thenyou go home and you act the
same way.
How can you say that, teresaMarie?
Because I witnessed it for over20 years when I sat in church
pews.
Now I'm not saying everyChristian is like that, of
course not but I know for myselfthose fingers are pointing back
(18:55):
to my chest.
What did you do to change theworld?
I am doing just what Charliesaid.
What did he say?
Never give up.
I am never going to give up onmyself that every day I can get
closer to be like Jesus.
(19:15):
I am never going to give upcontinuing to propagate my
podcast because maybe one singlesoul will get it and be set
free and go home to the love andlight and discover their
creator, god.
I will never surrender what Godtold me that I should do, and
(19:40):
for me it's this podcast.
And now I have this rocket fuel.
You know we can sit and moanand gossip about it and we can
post things about thisincredible tragedy that happened
to Charlie Kirk yesterday, orwe can let it be rocket fuel on
(20:01):
whatever vision God gave us.
Because I feel like rocket fuelis percolating in my body today
.
I feel like I need to press tothe mark of that high calling
more than ever.
Today, 24 years, I had abrother, my dear brother John,
(20:24):
help pull people from the rubbleof 9-11.
And I do believe that some ofthe fumes and toxins that he was
around were part of what endedup killing him.
He cared about people and stillnobody has prosecuted for that
(20:45):
heinous crime.
Always go for the win.
And what is the win?
That everybody can remainfree-thinking, independent,
unfiltered beings on this planet.
Charlie also said, specificallyfor Americans, that the
(21:09):
Constitution was not written forthe times.
It was written to stand thetest of time.
You know, my generation hasallowed true history to be
removed from schools.
My generation has allowed theConstitution to be deconstructed
(21:33):
before our freaking eyes.
My generation has allowed a lotof things, but I'm very
grateful that our generationgave birth to a Charlie Kirk,
and I do believe that my sevenchildren are angered and
(21:59):
disillusioned and frustratedenough with the way America is
going that they will rise up andthey will say you know what?
Well, mom and dad, maybe youdropped the ball, but I'm
picking it up.
I'm going for the win.
(22:20):
I may have allowed a lot ofstuff in my life, but the past
is the past and I am going touse it as the fuel to make me a
better person.
I am going to use it to nevergive up, never surrender and
always go for the win.
Thank you, charlie Kirk.
So I ask you in closing todaydo we want to live in a world
(22:47):
where everyone looks differentbut we still have the herd
mentality?
Are you a conformist or are youa free thinker?
And I close and ask what Charliewas quoted as sending to a
(23:14):
Kansas City quarterback friendof his quote press on toward the
goal of the prize of the upwardcall of God in Christ Jesus.
Are we going to press towardthat goal, humanity?
Because if we don't, theprophecy of Charlie Kirk that
(23:41):
the world will never be the sameis going to be a downward
spiral.
But I do believe that there aremillions more of us.
The us that I speak of arepeople who love one another,
people who desire freedom,people who love God, people who
(24:06):
want a true American dream.
We are many and those that arecontrolling us are few.
So let's go for the win,humanity.
And it begins with becomingfree to just be who you are and
(24:29):
then asking god what are mymarching orders, what is my
mission?
And then never give up untilyour last breath, just like
Charlie Kirk, and we will seehis prophecy be the other
direction, the world never beingthe same because goodness and
(24:53):
God's love and righteousness andjustice will rule.
This is Teresa Marie, anambassador of God's chi, and chi
is nothing more than thatintrinsic energy that created
(25:13):
everything.
Chi is the Holy Spirit, folks,and I am an ambassador of God.
I love you, peace.
The world will never be the same.
The question I have for youtoday, humanityville, is what
will you and I do about it?
I want to welcome you back toFree to Just Be, the podcast
empowering humanity tocourageously step out of old
(00:24):
patterns and matrix programs andfalse beliefs and embrace a
brand new earth and a new way ofbeing.
And I, teresa Marie, hope thisfinds you in your greatest
health, with vibrant energytoday, because you have chosen
to accept full responsibilityfor your body, mind and soul.
(00:49):
Here on Free to Just Be, I'mgoing to try to inspire you to
truly be who you came here to beAuthentic, free and aligned
with your highest potential.
So join me on thistransformative journey to
rewrite our narrative and livelives of purpose and passion.
(01:12):
And I do welcome you back onthis very somber day, not only
because it's 9-11, and, dare Isay, I hope none of us,
especially here in America, willever forget what the government
did to New York City 24 yearsago.
(01:36):
Yes, I said it because I am amfree thinking, independent and
unfiltered, just like our dearbrother Charlie Kirk, who was
assassinated in cold bloodyesterday.
It's a somber 48 hours thatAmerica, especially, is facing
(02:02):
today, and I open with a quotefrom Charlie Kirk, a quote which
I do believe has become hisself-prophecy.
He's quoted 16 hours before hewas assassinated.
The world will never be thesame.
(02:25):
And that is what I want to talkabout today, because I too feel
the passion, I feel the sadness, I feel the righteous
indignation indignation.
(02:50):
I don't want to feel anger.
Anger is a low vibration, folks.
Anger, revenge, violence, allof that comes from the matrix.
(03:16):
When are we going to understandthis?
That more anger begets moreanger?
More love will show more lovewe need.
Oh my goodness, it really iskind of mind-blowing what's
happening in the world, isn't it?
I'm not going to take out anyof the breaks today, because
(03:51):
this is one of those episodesthat I've had since yesterday
when I discovered thisannouncement.
Now, I am not going to say thatI followed Charlie Kirk.
In fact, he showed up on thescene right about at the time I
was exiting my eight or nineyear rabbit trail down the news
tunnel and there he was.
And what did he do?
(04:13):
He immediately took all of hisabilities to save children, to
save students, to save ourcountry.
You want to talk about courage,folks, and dare I say, no, I'm
(04:34):
not even going to dare to say.
I'm going to come out and saythat the people that are so
pissed off about our country,that are so pissed off about the
quote-unquote to-do that'shappening around Charlie Kirk's
death, the people that aremaking derogatory comments about
(04:56):
how he got what he deserved,well, I'm here to say that those
folks have no courage.
It's very easy to point thefinger at other people when you
have four chubby fingerspointing right back at you.
You armchair warriors thatthink you're so freaking wise
(05:20):
and smart and know-it-all don'thave an iota of the courage that
this young man, 31 years old.
Look what he did in 31 years ofhis life.
Look what he did the last 10years of his life.
I mean, he founded anorganization that literally
(05:45):
began a national studentmovement dedicated to
identifying, organizing andempowering who Himself?
No, he was empowering youngpeople to promote the principles
of free market and limitedgovernment.
Well, the folks that don't wantfree market and limited
(06:07):
government want to sit on theirasses and have everything handed
to them.
Charlie Kirk formed anorganization that was free
thinking, independent andunfiltered, and I do believe
that every one of us Americansthat love our country had better
(06:32):
take those three words and runwith them Free thinking,
independent, unfiltered.
What else did Charlie Kirk say?
What were his quotes?
If everyone looks different butthinks the same, that's
(06:52):
conformity, not diversity.
Now, at this moment, I want tomention, I want to give a plug
for Angel Studios, because myhusband belongs to their guild
and the guild part of AngelStudios brings up documentaries
and movies and puts them beforethe public and says, hey, should
(07:17):
we put this movie out?
Should it be made public?
And they did this documentary.
We just watched it one nightlast week and I hope to shout,
especially now in light ofCharlie Kirk's assassination,
that Angel Studios releases thatmovie and unfortunately I do
not remember the name of it, butit was all about the historic
(07:43):
takeover of the world bycommunists that are planted
everywhere in America because,you see, they are coming for
America.
They want full control of us,they want control of our
children and they're doing adamn good job at the
brainwashing of this.
Damn good job at thebrainwashing of this.
Thank God somebody 31 years old, who must have been raised
(08:12):
really well, didn't fall forthat brainwashing, for that
programming, and had spent agood part of his adult life
exposing what the educationsystem is doing, what the
financial system is doing.
What they are doing is aninfiltration to take over our
(08:37):
country and, damn it, we haveallowed it.
I admit it, at 64 years old, Ihad no desire to be involved in
politics.
I had no.
I never even listened to thenews 18 years ago.
(08:59):
And then I had the red pillgiven to me.
I've said this many, many timesI could not believe what I was
saying, what I was hearing andwhat I was seeing on the news.
So I began to do what, began tothink for myself, independent,
and began the research.
It took me eight or nine yearsand finally I gave myself cancer
(09:22):
twice, along with all thepoison that they're putting in
our food, and I will be damnedif I'm going back to that.
I am not going to let the poisonof the news take over my
everyday life, but I am soincredibly thankful for the
Charlie Kirks and the Tucker,carlson's and even, yes, the
(09:48):
Howard Stern of news, alex Jones, who everybody wants to make
out to be the bad guy.
Well, that is calledgaslighting folks, because the
very things that they are doingthey want to push off onto other
people and make everybody think.
(10:08):
Well, who do I believe?
Exactly, exactly, who do webelieve?
We need to come back to God andwe need to get our information
from sources that also believein God, our creator.
(10:31):
What did Charlie Kirk also say?
Never give up, never surrenderand always go for the win.
What are we trying to win?
Are we trying to win our rightto be right?
Do you recognize that everybodyis able to have their own
opinion and nobody should diebecause of their dang opinion?
(10:55):
Do you understand what is beingdone to us?
Do you understand that theflame under the proverbial frog
pot is about medium, high, high,and we are near a boil point
(11:23):
and they are never going to stop?
And when we recognize thatthere are more of us that would
prefer to live lives of safety,love, comfort, devoid of
struggle, we would like to livein an America where dreams still
come true.
I am not leaving this planetuntil I correct the mistakes
(11:45):
that my generation made to mychildren, because I want my
grandchildren to have a legacyof free thinking, independent
and unfiltered.
And right now, the way it'slooking, it's not looking real
good, is it, folks?
But what do we do?
(12:08):
Do we just get angry?
Do we sit on our armchairs?
Do we post on Facebook?
What are we individually goingto do after this event?
24 years went by.
Has anybody been prosecuted for9-11?
(12:28):
Yet when are the politicalwarriors?
Where are the judges thatbelieve in God?
Where are the people that aregoing to hold accountability, to
the hold the people accountablethat bombed the Twin Towers?
(12:48):
We all know it and we all getred in the face.
I feel my temperature risingjust thinking about it and I
chose to step away from all ofthat stuff because, oh my
goodness, the anger, the rage,yes, even feelings of hate, and
(13:09):
I know that.
I know that that is not whatpropels truth, know that that is
not what propels truth.
Truth needs to be upheld bypeople who love God, who are
(13:40):
ready to do service for theirfellow human beings, ready to do
service for God, ready to hittheir knees, ready to say God,
what can I as an individual, memyself and I?
We're only in control of usfolks.
We can't control people withrifles on top of a building,
ready, with such hate andviolence, to kill somebody that
(14:00):
is trying to save our nation bysaving our young people.
Do you know how many youngpeople have already been
brainwashed?
Do you know how many youngpeople hate our country because
of that brainwashing.
We have a lot of work to do,folks, and whether it's a little
(14:24):
bitty podcast like this calledFree to Just Be, if we want to
remain free to just be who weare, we had dang well better
take note of what we do anddon't do.
Charlie Kirk also saidgreatness, on the other hand,
requires the liberty and thedivine to make the most of
(14:48):
yourself.
That, literally, is the onlything that we really can do,
folks.
We need to work on ourselvesand at the same time as we are
healing ourselves from thedisease of this freaking matrix,
then we ask God what can we bedoing going forward?
(15:12):
What can we do to change thecourse of the country?
I couldn't even pronounce theword.
I'm so upset today.
But see, upset anger, evenrighteous indignation, which
every one of us should befeeling today.
(15:32):
Nobody should die because ofthe truth.
And yet what happened inJesus's time?
Every single one of hisdisciples was willing to go to
the death and, by the way, theyall died for the cause of truth,
every one of them.
(15:53):
And our country was founded onthe bloodshed of men and women
that felt the same way as thedisciples to protect truth,
liberty and the pursuit ofhappiness.
If you are not happy with yourlife right now, it is up to you
(16:15):
to do something to change it.
You cannot continue to pointthe finger at the government
when you're doing nothing aboutthe government.
Everyone knows that we arebeing lied to.
Everyone knows that they'resetting division up between us
(16:36):
right, left, black, white,liberal and Democrat, republican
and Democrat, transgender andheterosexual.
Look at the world.
Open your eyes.
It's all by design, and when wewake up and see the truth that
(17:01):
there are a few among us thatare riling us up, you know that.
You know that this is just thebeginning.
There will be more violenceuntil somebody like Charlie Kirk
rises up.
We need millions of CharlieKirks right now in the world.
(17:26):
16.
Will you do with that prophecy?
Will we continue to letviolence rule our world?
That could be one way that theworld will never be the same.
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We could go into the bloodiestera of our world, of our country
.
That is one way that thatprophecy could go.
The world will never be thesame, or millions of us.
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Look, if you're sitting in achurch on Sundays and Wednesday
evenings, folks, and you are notactively doing something to
bring the truth to the world,then you are failing.
I'm sorry, but that is thetruth.
It's very nice to be full oflove and full of truth when
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you're sitting on a pew and thenyou go home and you act the
same way.
How can you say that, teresaMarie?
Because I witnessed it for over20 years when I sat in church
pews.
Now I'm not saying everyChristian is like that, of
course not but I know for myselfthose fingers are pointing back
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to my chest.
What did you do to change theworld?
I am doing just what Charliesaid.
What did he say?
Never give up.
I am never going to give up onmyself that every day I can get
closer to be like Jesus.
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I am never going to give upcontinuing to propagate my
podcast because maybe one singlesoul will get it and be set
free and go home to the love andlight and discover their
creator, god.
I will never surrender what Godtold me that I should do, and
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for me it's this podcast.
And now I have this rocket fuel.
You know we can sit and moanand gossip about it and we can
post things about thisincredible tragedy that happened
to Charlie Kirk yesterday, orwe can let it be rocket fuel on
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whatever vision God gave us.
Because I feel like rocket fuelis percolating in my body today
.
I feel like I need to press tothe mark of that high calling
more than ever.
Today, 24 years, I had abrother, my dear brother John,
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help pull people from the rubbleof 9-11.
And I do believe that some ofthe fumes and toxins that he was
around were part of what endedup killing him.
He cared about people and stillnobody has prosecuted for that
(20:45):
heinous crime.
Always go for the win.
And what is the win?
That everybody can remainfree-thinking, independent,
unfiltered beings on this planet.
Charlie also said, specificallyfor Americans, that the
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Constitution was not written forthe times.
It was written to stand thetest of time.
You know, my generation hasallowed true history to be
removed from schools.
My generation has allowed theConstitution to be deconstructed
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before our freaking eyes.
My generation has allowed a lotof things, but I'm very
grateful that our generationgave birth to a Charlie Kirk,
and I do believe that my sevenchildren are angered and
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disillusioned and frustratedenough with the way America is
going that they will rise up andthey will say you know what?
Well, mom and dad, maybe youdropped the ball, but I'm
picking it up.
I'm going for the win.
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I may have allowed a lot ofstuff in my life, but the past
is the past and I am going touse it as the fuel to make me a
better person.
I am going to use it to nevergive up, never surrender and
always go for the win.
Thank you, charlie Kirk.
So I ask you in closing todaydo we want to live in a world
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where everyone looks differentbut we still have the herd
mentality?
Are you a conformist or are youa free thinker?
And I close and ask what Charliewas quoted as sending to a
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Kansas City quarterback friendof his quote press on toward the
goal of the prize of the upwardcall of God in Christ Jesus.
Are we going to press towardthat goal, humanity?
Because if we don't, theprophecy of Charlie Kirk that
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the world will never be the sameis going to be a downward
spiral.
But I do believe that there aremillions more of us.
The us that I speak of arepeople who love one another,
people who desire freedom,people who love God, people who
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want a true American dream.
We are many and those that arecontrolling us are few.
So let's go for the win,humanity.
And it begins with becomingfree to just be who you are and
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then asking god what are mymarching orders, what is my
mission?
And then never give up untilyour last breath, just like
Charlie Kirk, and we will seehis prophecy be the other
direction, the world never beingthe same because goodness and
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God's love and righteousness andjustice will rule.
This is Teresa Marie, anambassador of God's chi, and chi
is nothing more than thatintrinsic energy that created
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everything.
Chi is the Holy Spirit, folks,and I am an ambassador of God.
I love you, peace.
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