Walter Duranty: Stalin’s PR Agent for the New York Times

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Your Angela. I'm going to do a deep dive again
today in my new book. I'm really trying to get
people to understand how all this woke nonsense came about.
This is the the truth about Neo Marxism, cultural Maoism,
and and anarchy. It's exploring woke insanity in an age

(00:21):
of disinformation. It follows the second volume what I'm calling
the Great Awakening Trilogy. It follows my first volume, which
is also The Truth, but the truth about energy, global
warming and climate change.

Speaker 2 (00:34):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (00:35):
And that was exposing climate lies in age of disinformation.

Speaker 2 (00:39):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (00:39):
There we are. That's the that's the new book. It's
just out. Please take a look at it. I think
you'll like it. Grab a copy for yourselves. Okay. The
focusing today on a character named Walter Duranti. When uh
maose Tongue took over in China, the Great Leap Forward

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was very much like Stalin's collectivization experiments in the nineteen thirties.
Millions of peasants were forced off their farms into state farms.
In both cases. In nineteen thirty two, at Stalin's urging,
the Soviet Politbureau, which was the elite leadership of the
Soviet Communist Party made a series of decisions that deepened

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the famine in Ukraine. I'm going to take a quote
here from Ann apple Bomb. Apple Bomb was a staff
writer at The Atlantic and a fellow at the Agora
Institute at Johns Hopkins University. This is how she described
how Stalin imposed famine on Ukraine to punish the Ukrainian

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peasants who had resisted Moscow's rule. She said, during the shortage,
the state demanded not just grain but all available food.
At the height of the crisis, organized teams of policemen
and local Communist Party activists of a motivated by hunger, fear,
and a decade of hateful propaganda, entered peasant households in

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Ukraine and took everything edible potatoes, beat squash, beans, peas,
and farm animals. At the same time, a cordon was
drawn around the Ukrainian Republic to prevent escape. The result
was catastrophic. At least five million people perished of hunger
all across the Soviet Union. Among them were nearly four

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million Ukrainians who died not because of neglect or crop failure,
but because they had been deliberately deprived of food. That's
how communist regimes deal with their their citizens depopulate and
engage in mass famines. Now the focus of this is
a correspondent for The New York Times named Walter Duranti,

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who was in Moscow as the Times correspondent to Moscow
from nineteen twenty two to nineteen thirty six, and Duranti
complied with the Moscow Communist Party attempts to censor any
news that would put the Soviet state in bad light.

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So the press corps had to have permission to live
and work within Russia. However, and without the official stamp
of the Soviet Press Department, the Central Telegraph Office would
not send their dispatches to their newspapers. Duranti complied willingly
in the Soviet cover up of the Ukrainian famine, now
that of ideological preference for Communism, but as a show

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of good faith to Moscow, and that in turn provided
him with a luxurious and remarkably decent lifestyle. So he
had a large flat in Moscow. Durant, he had a
service of a car, He had the availability of a
mistress for sex. He had access best access of any
corresponding to Moscow, and received coveted interview used with Stalin twice.

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His dispatches made him one of the most influential journalists
of the time. In nineteen thirty two, his series of
articles and the successes of Stalin's farm collectivization program and
his five year plans one Durante a Pulitzer Prize. Okay,
so here's a guy who is New York Times, New
York Times. You can see has been lying to us
for a long time. Durante went over to Moscow, gotten

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the good graces of Stalin and did not report on
the Ukrainian famine. So at the height of his lifestyle,
Duranti lived a life of drugs, alcohol and the most glitzy,
expensive nightclubs that New York offered. In exchange for this,

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he sang Stalin's praises, praises. There's a biography of him
done which I have here a copy of it. It's
called Stalin's Apologist. It's by S. J. Taylor. It's our
Walter Duranti and the New York Times man in Moscow.
This is a dark light in the New York Times,

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which is again being repeated by the political reporting well.
S J. Taylor in her brilliant nineteen ninety biography of
Durante disc Stalin's apologist detailed in an exchange for money, celebrity,
and status at the Metropolis Hotel in Moscow, women, drugs, jazz,

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and fame. Duranti became the chief apologist, and he was
also involved in Satanism. We'll get to that in a minute.
He basically lied for all the time he was there
about how great the Bolshevik Revolution was, So, Taylor writes,

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as fascism rose in Europe and Japanese imperialism threatened the East,
the Western powers sank deeper into the quagmire the Great Depression, unable,
it seemed, at the time, to protect themselves from these forces.
Against this background, Durante touted the accomplishments of Stalin's five
year Plan, ushering in what will come to be called
the Red Decade. The stubborn chronicle of Soviet achievements made

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him the doyen of left leaning Westerners who believed that
what was happening, what was happening inside Russia. Soviet Russia
held the key to the future of the world. So
the utopian idea prompted by lies is nothing new, and
the the hype for communist China, despite its detalitarian state,

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is being is repeating what was done when Russia. Russia.
Russia was the American left dream of a wonderful state
and then a utopia, and apologists like Duranti created that myth. Okay,
So there there are a few reporters who at the

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time did try to report the truth. And there's actually
a film about this made and I'll try to get
to that in a minute. But there was a couple
of newspaper account reporters. One was Gareth Jones, who was
a twenty seven year old Welshman which studied Russian, French

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and German to Cambridge University and he worked as a
private secretary to former British Prime Minister David Lloyd George
during World War One. I believe that was it. Maybe
it was I guess it was subsequent to World War One.
At any rate, he went and witnessed the Ukrainian famine,

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and I believe the movie has done about him. I'll
have to try to look that up in a second.
But finally the Manchester Garden published his dispatch his dispatches
at the end of nineteen thirty three. In March, at
the end of March nineteen thirty three. The newspaper had
published earlier accounts by Malcolm Muggeridge m U G G.

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E ri I Dge, the only person to report in
the famine in Ukraine. Muggerridge arrived in Moscow in September
nineteen thirty two with his wife and niece of prominent
British social socialite Beatrice Webb. Kitty Muggerridge arrived in Moscow
pregnant with their second child, having left their son behind

(08:28):
in the school in England, and muggeridge real purpose to
coming to the Soviet Union, who was to join the
effort of building socialism. He too wanted to praise how
great Stalin was the big effort in the left in
both the United States and the Great Britain to think
that communism was just the perfect solution to the world's problems.

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Mugger Ridge's disappointment started though, when he wanted to look
for an apartment decided to live like common Moskowitz Moskovitz.
He planned to become one of them. He wanted to
report how life was. All he could find were rooms
that invariably turned out to be part of a room
which at best with the best the possibility of a
blanket hanging as a curtain to portion off the part

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of the room that his family lived in. He began
writing stories for The Guardian pointing to the problems of
the Soviet Stalin's collectivization. They brought the peasants off their
traditional farms where they had been living and feeding themselves
for centuries, and put them in these great collective farms,
so where nobody owned anything. They thought they were going

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to produce more food and it was going to be
better because they were limited in capitalism. What Muggerage reported
was the peasant population was starving. A Muggeridge documented this
writing the following in a British embassy dispatch to the
newspaper The Guardian, dated March twenty second, nineteen thirty three.
I mean starving in its absolute sense, not undernourished, as

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for instance most Oriental peasants and some unemployed workers in Europe.
But having had for weeks nothing to eat, we have nothing.
They have taken everything away. So he left. He left
the Soviet Union an embittered and disappointed idealist. But Durante

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downplayed all these reports. He said there was some mismanagement
of collective farming, but he attributed it to the novelty
of the project. Okay, so, finally Durranti was exposed to
having a sexual and open opium speak, a sexual at

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opium smoking relationship with the occultist Alistair Cross Crowley, both men.
So what actually? Taylor says essentially that he had a
Stalin's apologist. Duranty developed a relationship with Satan, and Taylor

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noted that Duranti and Crawley cemented their relationship because of
the pair's common interest in smoking opium and a woman
said to be the former artist's model, Jane Cheron, who
represented a Crowley throughout his life, the epitome of the
scarlet woman, the Horror of Babylon. That's in Revelation seventeen four,

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which was chronicle, which is Crawley's idea of femininity. Crowley
also referred to himself as the Beast sixty sixty six,
a reference to the Antichrist from the book of Revelation
Revelation thirteen eighteen, and Professor Paul Kegor in a nineteen
I'm Sorry twenty twenty two book The Devil and Karl

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Marx pointed out that the wickedest man in the world,
also known as the Great Beast, have a strong influence
on modern Satanism, which is a theme we'll see throughout
this book associated with Marxism. So Crawley, Marxism Satanism have
gone together for a long time. Crawley practiced all forms

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of strange magic, which is spelled m agic k including
black magic with macabre otherworldly sexual perverse perversion especially shocking
for this time. Around the turn of the nineteenth of
the twentieth century into nineteen thirty three, Keger contemplated several

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of the bizarre sexual scenes. Ken Gore wrote, this was
six stuff, certainly demented. The ritualistic element smacks not only
a blasphemy, but a certain form of pagan activity, perhaps
even border on the demonic. Imagine this behavior from the
New York Times feted Pulitzer winner, when the top reporters

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in the world soiled by the Great Beast and his
strange political bedfellows. Perhaps it was fitting private behavior for
a man whould lie to the world about the deliberate
starvation of millions of people by a murderous communist tyrant
Stalin in the Kremlin. Finally, in SJ. Taylor in twenty

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twenty published an article in The Daily Mail entitled The
British Playboy who was Stalin Stooge, A war reporter Walter
Duranti covered up Kremlin created famine that killed millions and
allowed the Left to continue worshiping a mass murderer. That article, S. J.

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Taylor explained that Duranti married Crowley's discarded mistress, Jane Charon,
who conveniently as a small fortune. So while Charon succumbed
to her to her opium addiction, Taylor reported that Duranti
had managed to wean himself off the drug. Same article,

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Taylor gave graphic descriptions as of Stalin's genocide against the Coulaks,
a group of peasants that Salin escapegoaded as the cause
of the failure for his five year plan of collective
farming that was the genesis of the Ukrainian famine of
nineteen thirty two through nineteen thirty three. On Taylor wrote,

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classed as farmers who owned as many as three cows,
some chickens, and a few acres of land for the
average family of seven. They Coulaks were targeted for extinction
and called bloodsuckers or vermin three years before the actual famine,
there was a widespread deportation of as many as five
million Coulaks to Serbia to Siberia. I'm sorry, Siberia. A

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few records kept of the liquidation of the Coulox as
a class was a report from the Soviet secret police,
the NKVD, which are the People's Commissant Commissariate for internal affairs.
Deportees were stripped of their shoes and clothes, crowded into
carriages and dropped off in Siberia. Once there, they were

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abandoned without shelter and extreme cold, and ordered to build buildings.
Many did so by working almost around the clock without
sleep so they wouldn't freeze to death. Inevitably, most die,
their numbers replenished by the arrival of new deportees, they said. Ironically,

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those deported the Coulox turned out to be the lucky ones.
Those left behind were faded to become the victims of
slow death by starvation and the famine. The symptoms of
starvation are harrowing. There's a brooding for nourishment, a psychological
obsession which leads to involuntary movement of the jowt jaws
as if chewing, the gums turn white, the skin gray,

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suggesting a disease more like leprosy than hunger. There's an
unnatural aging that causes even children to look old. As
the body's shrink, the eyes become large and unfocused, bulging
and immobile. Children's bodies swell, and their stomachs distend hugely.
Festering sores appear, and the diary associated with starvation begins

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as the body consumes itself. There are sometimes hallucinations and
other symptoms of madness once this stage begins. Cannibalism is frequent.
In Ukraine, there were many reports of parents eating their
own children. Taylor added a PostScript to the Daily Mail
article stating that New York Times never rescinded Durante's Pulitzer Prize,

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although the newspaper conceded that Durant's work quote measured by
today's standards for foreign reporters reporting falls dangerously short. While
I doubt that it's true anymore, there was quote no
clear and convincing evidence of deliberate deception. These are the
kinds of things that characterize the far left, communist left.

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These are the kinds of utopias they really create and
in their determination to be totalitarianism, they can create great atrocities.
It's almost shocking to go back and really review the
history and the combination with Satanism is in and out
of the communist literature and the communist behavior. Going back

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to the whole idea of the Garden of Eden. Chris,
would you like to comment on this.

Speaker 2 (17:43):
I remember the legend of Walter Durancy. When I first
started in media bank in the nineties, it was amazing
because I had a lot of professors that to a
broadcast journalism, radio, that sort of thing, and also minored
in journalism. A lot of these professors, uh glorified the
New York Times. But the New York Times for all

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those years had some issues the Blair issue then of course,
uh not covering important issues over the Martha Burke Augusta story.
It's it's not just Duranty. And the funny thing is
the New York Times saying that that Duranty h his
his journalism falls short as far as today's standards are

(18:25):
concern Well, if you've been watching MSNBC, you've been watching
the three major networks reading The New York Times and
of course, uh, the Guardian and the like I, I
believe Duranty would fit right in.

Speaker 1 (18:38):
Unfortunately, unfortunately he would. Whittaker Chambers, Uh, I think did
some brilliant writing in you know, in Revealing the alger
Hiss Communism and Uh. One of his quotations which I
include in the chapter that ends this book, on this

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book here, on that we're reading from the truth about
Neo Marxism, cultural Maolism, and anarchy, is that Whittaker Chambers,
I think has a brilliant perception. He says it very simply.
This is a foreword to his nineteen fifty two book Witness.
It's a forward in the form of a letter to

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my children. He said, communism restores man to his sovereignty
by this simple method of denying God. That one sentence
has up everything about communism that it's intended to do.
I also quote Bishop Carlo Vigano, who is I think

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really a marvelous former apostolic nuncio from the Vatican of
the United States, and he's opposed Pope Francis, and he
has stated that supernatural powers are carrying out a globalist
coup aimed at destroy the traditional moral order. In an
interview he did was conducted by an Italian television Cardinal

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Vigano said the following, We are facing a global coup
that involves both civil society and the Catholic Church. Both
are infiltrated by and controlled by characters who use their
power and authority that derives from it not for the
purposes of the institution they govern, but in order to

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destroy them. The crisis of authority must be denounced because
the actions of those who have reached the highest levels
of leadership, both of nations and of the Church, is
a subversive and criminal act. The key point there is
that it's intentional that the globalists intend to destroy capitalism
and to kill people depopulate in order to gain control

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for themselves as an oligarchy, just a small group of
people of the resources of the earth. In that interview,
charge of the corrupt part of the Catholic Church, which
he characterizes the deep Church, in counterpart to the deep state,
is subservient to Satan, hates the Church as the mystical

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body of Christ and intends to kill her. That's the
hard part to get your head around that none of this,
the global warming, all of this is not accidental, it's
not true. It's a lie. Can design intentionally to destroy
those who believe it, getting them to behave in a
way that is destructive to capitalism and bringing about their

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own destruction. It in fact, engenders suicidal behavior as a
malware of the brain. Now, the point of the Garden
of Eden's story in Genesis is that Satan can seduce
us to sin. This is what I'm writing, that is
to commit evil. In biblical terms, where fallen species that

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must learn the distinction between right and wrong. Equally important,
we must make the moral decision to do good and
avoid evil. When Moses came down with the Mount Sinai
with the tablets on which God had written the Ten Commandments,
he found the Jews worshiping a golden calf. That's an
Exodus thirty two nineteen. Moses smashed the tablets and destroyed

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the golden calf. When Moses came down to the temple
for a second time, he carried a second set of
stones on which the finger of God had written the
Covenant in the form of the Ten Commandments, as Exodus twenty.
The first commandment affirms monotheism, ruling out the possibility that
different gods may have different moral rules. Following two commandments,

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God instructs the Israelites to keep the Sabbath holy and
to avoid taking the name of the Lord in vain.
Following seven commandments instruct us to honor our fathers and mothers,
not to steal, not to kill one another, not to
commit adultery, not to lie, and not to cover each
other's spouses or goods. These moral rules, written in stone

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by the finger of God do not require an advanced
education or genius intelligence.

Speaker 2 (23:12):
To confiss is the best of doctor Jerome technology.

Speaker 1 (23:16):
Moral understanding does not pass from parent to child via genetics,
nor does it advance in time. Moses' moral principles and
Exodus are the same, simple common sense rules of decent
living a productive society follows even today, and they really
shouldn't have to be told to a species like human beings,

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except that, in fact is that we are, by our
fallen nature, inherently prone to commitieval inherently prone to think
we can gain personal advantage by violating the laws of God,
which are very simple to understand. Don't lie, don't kill,
don't covert your nabor's wife. The end of the woke

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social justice utopian The ends days are dystopian governments and
currencies collapse, mass numbers of people die through starvation and disease,
and the world plunges into thermonuclear war. But the end
of times does not have to be written this way.
Getting the truth about Neo Marxism, cultural Maoism, and anarchy

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into print is an important first step. Actually it's an
important for a step. Whether or not anyone reads it.
Just that it's written changes everything. That it's written and
read increases its impact. But the impact is done once
it's thought and written, because it's there to be seen

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now and in the future. When enough people understand that
critical theory lies, understand the critical theory lies that dominate
this age of disinformation, we have a chance of becoming
awake instead of woke. We look upon the manness that
has descended over Europe, as Hitler's Nazism battled with Stalin's Communism,

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and we wonder how civilized people living in cultures considered
advance could possibly have descended into the horrors of World
War II. The human species survived the horrors of World
War two, but it may not survive a thermal nuclear
World War three. And I end with Pope Leo the thirteenth.

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He was Pope from eighteen seventy eight to nineteen oh three,
and he had a vision that was recorded, and this
was recorded by Carl Vogel, and it led to a
prayer to the Saint Michael, the Archangel, which was read
at the end of the Catholic Mass for many years.
Carl Vogel Monsignor Carl Vogel related the legend of Leo

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Thirteenth's vision is following Christians learned to treasure the prayer
of Saint Michael more than ever before. Rather, peculiar circumstance
induced Leo the thirteenth to compose this powerful prayer. After
celebrating Mass one day, he was in conference with the cardinals.
Suddenly he sank to the floor. Several doctors were summoned

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at once, but found no signs of a pulse. The
very life seemed to have ebbed away from the fragile
and aging body. Suddenly he recovered and said, what a
horrible vision I have been shown. He saw the ages
to come, the seductive power in the ravings of demons
against the Church in every land. But Saint Michael appeared
in the moment of greatest distress and cast Satan and

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his cohorts back into the abyss of Hell. Such was
the occasion that caused Pope Leo the thirteenth to prescribe
this prayer for the Universal Church. His prayer for Saint Michael,
read Saint Michael the Archangel defend us in battle, be
of protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil.
May God rebuke him. We humbly pray and do thou, O,

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Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God,
thrust into hell Satan and all other evil spirits who
prowl throughout the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
That prayer was removed from the Mass under Vatican Two,
which I consider to be the beginning of the socialists
takeover the Catholic Church. Now, when you understand that poplio

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Is the thirteenth would have envisioned today's postmodern woke culture
is the best version of the Garden of East and
Eden's true of knowledge lie that Satan has ever constructed,
and we have to resolve to continue shining the light
of truth to dispel the neo Marxists, the cultural Maoists,

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and anarchists who would have us bel leave. We have
to pray in the spirit of Second Chronicle seven fourteen,
that God hears our repentance for a longing America to
descend into this madness. Let us move forward, that this
twenty first century woke social justice popular delusion will soon

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pass through the space of the earth, for the face
of the earth, never to return again. With God, all
things are possible, and the hour is never too late
for redemption. That's the theme of this book, and it
explains it in great detail, going into wokeness, going into Marxism,

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starting the origin and cont of our experience being subjective,
looks at the postmodernists that there is no objective truth. Marcussi,
who embraces sexual freedom and reads Freud in De Mars,

(28:59):
it's fundamental to understand the phenomenological world in which the
left lives. The phenomenological world means their view of reality,
because they live in a schizophrenic view of reality in
which whatever they desire, whatever they want to define, is
who they are. That subjective truth has to be accepted

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by everyone else or you commit a microaggression against them.
This glorifies schizophrenic. The schizophrenic has a private understanding of
the world that's accessible only to the schizophrenic, and at
its worst is paranoid schizophrenic. You get John Nash, And
if you've seen the movie A Beautiful Mind, you realize

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at the end that everything you've seen didn't really happen
that way, but it was only his fantasy, his schizophrenia,
that it caused him to experience reality that way. Now,
these are mental illnesses, and they are malware of the mind,
and they are founded in wanting to reject God so
as to put human beings on the throne of God.

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The first book of this trilogy was about the fact
that global warmings a lie. Those constructing it, like John Holdren,
knew it was faulty science, but they knew it was
seductive in the ability to convince a young generation to
stop using hydro carbon fuels, along with the realization that
if we stopped using hydro carbon fuels, we could not

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have the modern industrial society which supports eight billion people.
Their depopulationists like stalin, famine, mass murder, all these things
are acceptable. Third volume in this Great Awakening trilogy will
be about transhumanism, because the global elite, the World Economic
Forum Select Group, will soon if they should succeed in

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destroying the United States and destroying capitalism. They will destroy
next the woke or they're useful idiots, and they will
establish themselves as the ubermens, the superhuman beings, the trans
humans who merge themselves with machines, put computers in their
brains and can live forever based on artificial intelligence, not

(31:12):
having to work because the machines will do the work
for them. These kinds of bizarre utopian dystopias do not
produce what these deluded people think it will produce, because
in fact, the world is not set up to be perfect.
Here God rules this world, and Lord's prayer says if

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that fundamentally, may God rule here as in heaven. That's
what Jesus taught us to say. And in fact God
does rule here. That's why my perception is that God
in the end always wins. Has God created this place
out of nothing, He can disappear it into nothing, But

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that we exist means we have a spiritually existence. And
those things which exist, I believe, continue to exist. Those
things which do not exist may never exist. And the
gift of a being of existing is a gift of
God for which we are not responsible, and as such

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we have to understand we need to obey God's laws here,
as we most certainly will do in heaven if we
get there. But the lie of Satan is to say
God didn't make this place earth perfect. He could have,
he didn't. If you eat this fruit, you'll learn how
to make it perfect, then you don't need God. You'll

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be superior to God. You'll perfected this place with me. Well,
if you believe that lie, you end up in eternal
torment and having renounced God is the fundamental question at
the heart of every human life. At the end of
this sixpence, I believe we'll be asked one question by God,
and that is were you a faithful servant? Should we

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not be able to answer yes. The future of our
existence is going to be to redeem that factor, and
I do not know that it can be redeemed once
the judgment of this experience has been reached.

Speaker 2 (33:22):
Chris, this eternal torment thing, I think it's already happened,
because I I feel like I'm there. What every time
I have to hear Kamala Harris speak, that's eternal torment.
And I watched the mets too, so that's another thing.

Speaker 1 (33:38):
Well, that's that's that's just basically, you know, you're you
want to flagellate yourself a little bit, watch this team
that you think is gonna you know, that's all right.
I do prefer to watch the Yankees, but again in
recent years it's been hardly any difference.

Speaker 2 (33:53):
Yeah, I guess, I guess there's a parade in Spain
I can go to. That's a different story.

Speaker 1 (33:59):
I don't know. But the point it is, the point
is that earth is not supposed to work perfectly. It doesn't,
it never will, and we're not supposed to be here
without problems and deliver a perfect life. Every human being
has issues, and okay, how rich you are, how famous
you are, there are issues. And the mature adult one

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who learns to embrace Jesus Christ as your savior, well
understand fundamentally that God is always with us, and that
we're not given problems we can't solve, and that persisting
in resolving to be right, to do the right is

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the only solution to this life existence. And we're now
in an age of persecution, where an age where Christians
are being persecuted, where diseases are I don't know whether
the vaccines are better the disease, diseases or I mean,
these things are just horrendous. We lock down society globally,
which was insanity, and now we're saying carbon dioxide is

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anoxious chemical even though we exhale it.

Speaker 2 (35:16):
We are polluters, even though we feed the.

Speaker 1 (35:18):
Plants anthropost scene, the anthropost being human beings. We are
the cause of our own destruction in this last age
on Earth, is what the left would have us believe.
And the climate cultism is at its extreme, and I
personally prefer not to follow this madness into the darkness

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