Do Pastors Who Mandated Medical Experiments Owe Reparations?

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We're your hosts, Harrison Kerrig and Pastor Tim Mullett, and today we'll be seeking to answer the age -old question, do

pastors who mandated medical experiments owe reparations?

Now, I don't know if you saw in the news last week, but the European Parliament called

executives from Pfizer to come and give testimony about

the jab that they had been selling, that they had been producing, that they had

claimed that they tested, and so really we're doing this episode because there

was a massive emphasis, Tim, on

not only doctors, but politicians, actors,

pastors even, anyone with any sort of influence over the culture, they were all

encouraging people to take the jab as a response to

COVID -19.

Yeah, but over and over again, we had famous evangelical pastors who were basically telling us, love the neighbor,

get the jab, quote -unquote jab, although they didn't call it that, but they

were putting it forward as if it were a matter of loving neighbor, it was a commandment of God.

Even, almost as if people were in sin, science deniers, ignorant conspiracy theories,

they pulled out every single conceivable argument that they could use basically to

shame us into getting this experimental drug to be test

subjects for this drug that we're talking about.

Right, and companies like Pfizer, they

were claiming that what they had produced was

100 effective.

Effective and safe.

I mean, it's amazing how that worked.

As effective, it was safe, right?

Yeah, it's amazing how they changed that over the course.

At first, it was like, this would be effective.

It would be effective in stopping the spread of COVID, and then over time,

it went from, it's going to be effective to stopping it to, you need to get the jab, or

else you're going to essentially be a victim of the virus.

But then over time, it's like, well, get it.

It's going to reduce the symptoms, right?

Right, yeah.

No, get it, or at first, get it.

It'll keep you from getting it, and then get it, or it's going to lower your chances of getting it, and then

finally, get it.

It's going to make it easier once you do get it.

It's hard to keep up because they changed it so much.

It's hard to even remember all of the different stops they made along the way.

It was a very conventional form of this kind of drug.

Right, right.

Now, like I said, the European Parliament, they called executives from Pfizer to come and

give testimony about what they had produced.

And so I just want to show you some of this real quick.

So the first thing I want to show you, just so we're all clear, Pfizer

did say that this was going to be effective at stopping

COVID -19 and it would be safe, right?

So what I'm showing you right now is a statement from Pfizer themselves.

It says, Pfizer and BioNTech confirm high efficacy and no serious

safety concerns through up to six months following second dose and updated top -line

analysis of landmark COVID -19 vaccine study.

And then here, I think I have another tweet from Albert

Bouria.

It's basically saying the same thing.

Excited to share that updated analysis from our Phase 3 study with BioNTech

also showed that our COVID -19 vaccine was 100 effective

in preventing cases in South America.

I mean, in South Africa, 100%.

That's what he says, 100%.

It's amazing. It's a miracle.

It's 100 % effective.

And they're saying it's safe and whatnot.

Well, so like I said, they call

Pfizer executives to come and give testimony about their testing procedures and whatnot.

And so the CEO, Albert Bouria, which I

think is, yeah, that's who I just read that tweet from.

The CEO of Pfizer, he's called to come and give testimony, but he doesn't come.

And instead, he sends Janine Small, president of

international markets for Pfizer, instead.

And the article here, it just summarizes what the video shows

and we'll probably link to the video.

But the article says this.

Rob Roos, a member of parliament from the Netherlands, asked Small, was the Pfizer

COVID vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market?

If not, please say it clearly.

If yes, are you willing to share the data with the committee?

Small answered, regarding the question around, did we know about stopping immunization

before it entered the market?

No.

She continued, we had to really move at the speed of science to really understand

what's taking place in the market.

Speed of science.

Yeah, you can't make that up, man.

And from that point of view, we had to do everything at risk.

So basically, long story short there.

We're still hung up on the speed of science.

Hey man, it's the speed of science.

You can't argue with the speed of science.

You gotta give her points there because you can't argue with the speed of science.

I mean, that's just a, I know you don't get it, Tim, because that's a technical term, but.

What's funny is it's like the science speaking, is constantly expanding.

It used to be that science was the process that you would engage upon to test certain hypothesis.

And now all of a sudden you have science giving us not only conclusions, but also

moral imperatives that come to us apparently at the speed of,

at a remarkable speed at this point.

Yeah.

So I think the interesting thing in all this, just before we move on into sort of actually

discussing about this a little more in depth, is what's really stood out to me is

it really does pay off to be a conspiracy theorist in 2022,

right?

I mean, what's the joke?

Like the best part of being a conspiracy theorist is you don't get myocarditis.

Yeah, I mean, it's true.

Yeah, don't get myocarditis.

You're still alive too.

So it's good to be alive and not to just suddenly drop dead in the middle of a soccer match or something.

So like I said at the beginning, you had a lot of people pushing this, pushing the jab, right?

And then as time progresses,

the claims made about it are slowly sort of walked back

and you're kind of expected to not notice, right?

Or at least you're expected to not say anything about it.

So there were a lot of people who were basically saying, hey, that's weird.

Y 'all said 100 % effective.

And now all of a sudden I've got to get a booster every six months

or it might not be six months, but I've got to regularly get a booster.

I don't even think that's how this works normally.

So what's going on here?

But what we really want to focus in on today is not even the politicians.

It's not the actors.

It's nothing like that.

It's pastors who are pushing this.

Like you said, basically like a new commandment from God.

A new commandment I give you.

Get jabbed for your neighbor, for thy neighbor.

Take the poison.

Become a medical test experiment.

Yeah, become a lab rat if you want to love other people.

They were pushing this as a legitimate command.

And if you don't follow it, then I almost

said they might church discipline you.

But then I was like, well, I doubt they do that at all.

But maybe for this they would.

Maybe they take this seriously.

In one way or the other, you had a bunch of pastors who were essentially making this case that love for neighbor

demanded that you become a medical test subject.

And that the worst people imaginable were the

conspiratorial minded people who thought that they smelled a rat, essentially.

So not only does love for neighbor and protecting your neighbor, love does no harm for your neighbor.

So you must become a medical test experiment for them.

But then also, beyond that, beyond just doing it,

if you don't trust the science, the settled science, which...

Quote, unquote.

Quote, unquote.

Yeah, because you have tests that are done that you have to interpret in certain ways.

And it's not as if there is some voice out there called science who has decided

what all the information means and what we're morally to do with it.

But you must trust basically the left's agenda.

And if you don't, you're some conspiracy theorist with a tinfoil hat,

crazy, ignorant Trump voter or something like that kind of person.

Like the worst degenerate possible.

And I mean, during that time you had all the articles on misinformation and anyone who uses that word, I just almost have

zero respect for you if you're going to use that word.

I hate that word.

But conspiracy theories are so bad and misinformation is so bad.

And the problem is it's just like, hey, sometimes there are actually conspiracies.

Yeah.

But then even that, you have guys like Piper even who are writing an article saying

that don't feel pressured into not getting the jab if you want to get it.

As if that was even a problem.

Right.

So in every way possible, like they're trying to cover their bases to you better do this.

And you don't, you know, any pressure you get to not do this is totally morally wrong and you don't have to bow down to it,

even though the pressure is all going the other way.

And so much so that, you know, if you don't do this, you know, you have people losing their jobs.

There's no sympathy shown to any of those people who are losing their jobs, you know, who are getting

fired out of the military or whatever it is that there's no sympathy that these pastors let them high and dry.

Right.

And fend for themselves.

And you didn't have all the ERLC people, you know, advocating for them on their behalf.

Like there's just, like it was just a massive concerted effort on the parts of many big name

pastors, essentially to, you know, in every way they possibly can tell you that if you don't

do this, you are morally wrong, a fool, you know, giving into peer pressure and the

pagans are right to force you to do it.

Yeah.

And, you know, I guess I feel like, I say I feel,

it seems like one of the most concerning parts about all this is the

fact that you really aren't even allowed to question it along

the way.

Right.

You just need to trust the experts.

You just need to trust the experts.

And you're supposed to, I mean, literally just deny everything that you see.

Right.

So when they keep walking back, you know, what the jab was actually going to

help accomplish, you're supposed to ignore all that.

And, you know, I think for a lot of people, it's one thing if there's just

disagreements on how effective it is.

Cause I can almost see that as being understandable.

Like, hey, you know, get it if you get it, if you're really okay with

risking yourself that way, with risking whatever side effects it has, but at least we can all admit,

this is not the normal way.

This is not the normal process for something like this, but you weren't even allowed to do that.

Right.

And that's the concerning part is you just can't even question it.

You cannot even say, I saw no one who was pushing for

the jab, who came out, who was coming along and saying, hey, I know this is different

than normal.

I know this is not how these things normally get approved.

And, you know, so let me free your conscience to do whatever it is

that you think that you need to do for you and your family.

You know, I really didn't even see that.

It was just get it.

Don't question it, get it.

And so I guess that leads me a bit into my, I guess the first question

is, which is just why is it that so many pastors jumped on this train so

quickly with no hesitancy given to like the

extremely unorthodox way in which companies were going about producing,

you know, these basically experiments?

Yeah, I think there's a lot of answers that could be given.

I'm sure that, you know, behind the scenes, there's some sort of financial incentives that are involved in this kind of thing

that maybe we'll never be aware of, but I'm sure that that could be

part of it.

I'm sure that that could be like some pressure on the outside, donors and big, powerful people and

all that sort of thing.

So I can't verify that, but that could be true.

You know, I don't know.

So that's part of it.

You know, often, you know, psychologically speaking, you know, guilty people are easily manipulated.

And so, you know, in the judgment, the Bible says that individuals would be put to fly to the sound of a leaf, like the

Israelites would be put to fly to the sound of a leaf.

They'll flee when no one's pursuing them.

So the more that people are weighed down by guilt and shame and iniquity, they're easily manipulated because they have like a

guilty conscience and they're afraid it's going to come out.

And, you know, with people who hold the levers of power, so to speak, they have

dirt on you.

They can push you any which way they want.

So I think some of it could be that.

So there could be like the financial things happening behind the scenes.

There could be the guilty people are easily cowed.

I think, you know, the Bible also talks about like guilt in that, you know, people are

held captive by the fear of death.

So unbelievers are held captive by the fear of death in general.

And, you know, when I was looking at, I think part of the thing for me, when I'm looking at the subject of

this becoming an experimental test subject for a

problem that had like a 0 .01 death rate, even before I

knew the statistics and that those even are, I mean, there's like 0 .001.

It's not even that.

I mean, this was all the exaggerated statistic possible.

Who knows what it really is, but I'm just looking around my eyes and I'm saying, I can't see anyone

dying of a sink.

Like it's just whatever this is, it's not that kind of thing.

But then if you don't have any courage, you know, I think a lot of our pastors are effeminate and weak and lacking in courage

and lacking in fortitude, and they just don't know how to navigate those kinds of situations.

You know what I'm saying?

Like if you don't have courage, then you look at something and you, you don't have any category for

doing something that's hard.

You take the easy route every time.

And then if you're held captive by the fear of death, you know, it could be that they're paranoid and their feet, like they're

afraid and they're latching onto this.

I think many people latched onto this jab because they were so afraid.

Right.

And so destabilized.

And when God is going to judge a society, he senses terror and dread upon a society.

I mean, that's what the Old Testament says.

He senses terror and is dread upon them and they're totally destabilized.

And so I think just latching onto anything to be their refuge and strength, instead of having a confident trust that

God is there and that he's in control and that he knows what he's doing.

And so I think a lot of it is just weak leadership, lack of courage, easily

manipulated, probably bought some of them, you know, but then I also think it's just people who like love

the praise of men more than they love the praise of God.

And so a lot of this has to do with just, you know, like

being so characterized by the fear of man and so desperate for their approval of the world.

And part of it's related to just the idea that they think if they can get the world to love them and be like, think that they're the nice guys that maybe

they're going to be the last one sewn into the lion's den, so to speak, you know, but it's just like they're so

crave the approval of people, you know, they want to get on those spots on CNN and they don't want to be,

you know, the ignorant, stupid Trump voter who, you know, it's just like the

constant, you know, joke of the people on the left that they want to, they think

somehow that they're going to salvage their witness or their relationship by the world with basically showing themselves to be reasonable people.

And, and so, I mean, there's a lot of things like that, but those are some of the things that I think come to forefront in

my mind.

Yeah.

And they do this under the guise of they, or they justify it with by

saying things like, Hey, you know, we're trying to protect our witness, right.

Or we're trying to do, we're trying to love our neighbor as ourselves, right.

Our neighbor, our neighbor would, our neighbors want us to, our neighbors, they want us to

get the jab.

So we need to get the jab.

Right.

That's kind of how they, they that's how they justify it.

But then, yeah, I think you're right.

Especially, especially in the, you know I think there are a lot of pastors out there who

probably are a fear, fearful of man.

Right.

Because, because I mean, partly because I think, I don't want to say that that's understandable because I

don't think that's understandable, but I understand it's not easy, right.

To be hated.

Right.

You get what I mean?

Like I don't, I don't want to minimize how hard that that is, but then when you

have Christ, right.

It was so, you know, part of it is part of that is that like, you know,

it's a small matter of what the world thinks of me.

Right.

And it just, you know, I think, so I'm talking about levers from the outside, financial levers from the outside, but then

when you're in, I think when you're in more liberal areas and you have people

like there is this concern that like

people getting mad at you might be the people in your church too, you know, and it may be that

there's a lot of like, that was the motivation for a lot of them is there, they bought into this plan like their

entire ministry is built on this plan to try to keep the people happy.

Right.

Instead of to be faithful.

And so when your entire enterprise and all of your people's livelihood are centered around telling

people what they want to hear, and you realize that you're in a volatile time to where,.

You know,.

You're going to have to take a stand on a divisive kind of issue.

Right.

And you, you could lose half your people, you know, if you do that, you know, I think for, for the kind of pastor

who's like a bivocational pastor or something like that, their livelihood doesn't depend on like, I mean, I am, my livelihood doesn't

depend on now.

I mean, at the time it did, but I mean, right now it doesn't depend on that.

So for me, it's just like, well, whatever you write, like if you want to go, go, you know,

like, but I mean, I was like that before, but I mean like for the person who's like, not only their jobs, but everyone else's job is

dependent on keeping a group of people happy.

Half of whom are absolutely terrified that, that, you know, everyone's going to die.

Yeah.

Because they've been worked into a frenzy.

Then, you know, I think you have the kind of pastors who have bought into this mentality that like

the most loving thing to do is to basically give the most unstable people in your congregation,

like the most control, the most control and the rights to manipulate everyone else because you're trying to keep the, keep the ship going,

you know?

Right.

But I mean, it's just not the way it works.

Like you, what you want to do is you want to do what's true.

You're not just pulling the audience and trying to figure out how to keep everyone happy.

And so that was just a, this just a test case scenario to say, Hey, like, you know,

here you are.

And I think they bought into this line at the very beginning that somehow like, like keeping everyone safe is the most

pressing concern, the most pressing concern because they didn't want to be the ones who were meeting at church

when it was risky.

And if someone, something went bad when it happened, they would be blamed for it.

And so in the name of doing that, then they ended up swallowing like a greater evil and unleashing a greater evil upon

everyone else.

Right.

Now we,.

So we've talked about some of the possible motivations and I do want to at least give a little bit of a

caveat to say, you know, not all of these applications

apply, you know, to every single person.

Right.

So it could be for each individual that was really pushing this, it could be any mixture

or any combination of these reasons, or maybe even some other ones that we just didn't list out

here.

Right.

So this is not necessarily meant to be like a, every single one of these guys was doing

every single one of these things.

And we know that for a fact.

Right.

But, but I think there is some wisdom to say, you know, like, okay, but we,

I mean, we've had, we have plenty of evidence and we've seen how a lot of these pastors, you

know, speak on these issues and other issues.

And so these are just sort of the general sort of reasons why they were pushing this so

hard.

But then I guess the question then becomes, okay, so they were pushing it this hard.

They're pushing it this hard.

They were basically making it.

I mean, they were basically making a new command.

You just, I don't see how you can get around that.

They were making a new command.

They were taking a specific command, love your neighbor as yourself.

And they were hijacking it to mean.

Applying in a very specific way.

Right.

The only way to do that is they've decided to trust the medical experts at the.

Hospital.

Yeah.

And you can't question them on this.

You can't say, Hey, look, I don't know that that's how this command is supposed to be applied right now.

You know?

So they've done all that and there's obvious there's been, you know, over the course of time that

let me, let me say this too.

So over the course of time, they've walked it back.

They've walked back the vaccine stuff.

None of these, none of these pastors have, have even said, okay, Hey, all right.

At first I was on board, but it's clear that they're not, you know, treated as clear that this isn't,

they're not delivering on their promise.

Right.

So I haven't even seen that, which is, which is really, really bad.

So with all that in mind, with all of these negative outcomes that are coming from the jab,

I mean, do do pastors that were pushing this all along the way, even now, are they, are

they, should they be held responsible?

Do they owe reparations to the people in their congregation that took it and are now

experiencing negative side effects or, you know, even dying from it?

Yeah.

I mean, I think that they do.

I think that, I think that's the difficult thing about it that, you know, on the one

hand when it was happening and when they're advocating these kinds of things, you know,

they're basically doing so in a very tyrannical way.

They, they tried every, you know, every means they possibly can to not only tell you that

loving for name, love your neighbor demands this, but, uh, you know, basically mock and ridicule

anyone who disagrees.

And I mean, it was relentless.

It was a relentless campaign that many of these guys engaged upon together

selectively to basically shame the church into taking these things.

And I mean, you have plenty of people with eyes at that point in time who are just saying, Hey, it doesn't add up.

And like, this is a new technology.

It's experimental, right?

MRNA technology, new technology.

We have no test case.

We're trying to, you know, uh, grandma, you know, uh,

forced, uh, jab, uh, procedure in an unprecedented way

on the entire world.

There's something that has not been tested.

And so you have plenty of people who are just something that is so minimal with constantly

changing goalposts.

So you have those like all that, all that's happening.

And then at the same time, you have just a smear campaign on the one side to, to take anyone who has reasonable

objections and just turn them into like conspiracy theory minded, crazy lunatics,

right.

Who are discredited, who are in sin.

And, and so you have all that to something and then, you know, what's amazing is right now

they're posturing themselves in such a way as that they were just doing the best they could.

Right.

They're going at the speed of science, man.

You can't, you can't doubt the speed of science.

But the problem though,.

The problem though is to say like, yeah.

Okay.

If you were just doing the best you could, you could have given everyone freedom to go to church.

You could have given everyone freedom to keep on meeting if they want to.

If you're doing the best you could, you could have you could have taken a posture of neutrality at the time.

Yeah.

There's nothing that demanded that you jump wholesale on board with this

massive worldwide agenda to, you know, line the pockets of plenty of people's

and possibly call the population.

There's no reason you had to do that.

Particularly when, you know, probably half your popular half, your congregation was deeply troubled by it.

So you didn't have to take that stand.

Like there's nothing like, if you're doing the best you could, you could just say, Hey, I don't know what to think about it.

So let's be praying.

Right.

And no one would have blamed anyone to say, I don't know what to think about this.

I guess the little, this stuff is beyond me.

This is not right.

Because how could you?

Right.

Well, well, that's the thing though.

I mean, that's what's so crazy about it.

So on the one hand, if you are an individual who's saying, I don't know what, like this doesn't look

good, they're going to look at you and say, you are some science denier idiot.

Right.

Who's just deceived and, you know, get your tinfoil hat out.

They say, as they confidently like, you know, you don't have a, you know,

you don't have any education.

You don't have any, you know, you're not a medical doctor.

You don't know any of this.

Right.

Like they all say as they confidently declare the truth in the matter.

Right.

Right.

Right.

So, but if, if they were just doing the best they could, if that's all they were doing, they were just doing the best they could, they could have shut up and just say,

Hey, you know, you guys need to make your own decision about this and we'll, we'll, we'll support

you either way.

Cause there's not a lot of information.

And we also are not qualified.

Apparently if that's what you have to do in order to have eyes at work and a brain that works, if you can't engage in it,

like then that's fine.

But then if you're going to take that stance that you are the only one who can interpret this information,

you, right.

You and you alone and all the people who are being suppressed are just on the wrong side and that we just need to, you know, trust the

zeitgeist at that point, then you're putting yourself in a situation where you are like responsible for some of

the things that happen.

And, you know, and I don't know what you do, like if you have members of your church who are dead because they took the vaccine,

I, um, I don't know what you do in that kind of scenario.

Like when you have, you know, myocarditis, carditis, and I mean, I know more, uh,

jab related injuries than I know injuries that are not jab related.

Yeah.

So like, like that's the thing.

So like, I know plenty of people who have reverse reactions to that.

Then you have all these people, all these pastors who are basically set like saying in a high handed way, you better

go along with it or you're in sin.

Then they bear some of the responsibility for it.

You know, you want to talk about reparations, that's, that's real, you know?

So that's something to be thinking about, but yeah.

So is there like a specific, like, what does that look like?

Does it look like, Hey, these people just need to be, you know, removed from their positions or is it,

you know, like, um, some sort of, um, you know, I,

I say legal action, but there wouldn't ever be a legal action for that because that would mean there, that would mean that

would have so many implications on so many other groups of people.

Yeah, no, I think these pharmaceutical companies, I mean, like, the thing, the thing is like in

any normal situation, like these pharmaceutical companies would be held liable

for all the cons, all the consequences that happened from this, but immediately what was demanded upon people.

And this is why, like, it freaked everyone out is that these, like you're mandating

everyone get a jab and then you are declaring that these companies who are making it have

no legal moral responsibility for the outcome in an unprecedented way.

While at the same time, like, you know, waiving any like, um,

normal procedures for testing these drugs that you're going to administer on the entire population.

So you're waiving all liability, you know, magically waiving liability, removing all testing

requirements and then telling everyone to do it.

And it's just like, this is not a good situation.

I don't have to be a medical doctor to know that this is a stupid situation.

Right. Right. Yeah. I just have a brain.

Like this is not the way that we've ever done this.

Right.

So these, you know, if you unleash a plague upon a population, then you're held accountable for

it.

And so you need to do your due diligence.

You need to do your testing.

And so, I mean, I think, you know, at a certain point, like morally, at the very least, you have pastors who bear some moral

responsibility for all the things that are happening.

Cause they were a tool that were used that they didn't have to, they could have just stayed neutral if they wanted.

Third way.

Yeah.

I mean, they could have, if you didn't know, then, you know, if you just doing the best you can, you could have stayed neutral,

but you don't get to just, what you don't get to do is you don't get to tell people that they're morally

mandated to do something that every normal person can look at and say, this is

weird.

And this is, you know, you don't get to tell them that they must do it upon threat of sin.

And then, you know, absolve yourself of all the consequences from it in a simplistic kind of way.

Now, you know, yes.

I mean, obviously I think some of the major pharmaceutical company people, they need to be sued and possibly killed.

Like the people who orchestrated this plague, I think they need to be, you know, I do think capital

punishment is an order.

You know, I'm not talking about vigilante kind of stuff.

I'm talking about capital punishment.

Like, you know, you would do this if like with any, like, this is like, you

would do this in any normal situation that people had brains, you know?

But, you know, we should follow those rules.

There should be lawsuits that they shouldn't, you know, they should be open to lawsuits, you know, in

the same kind of way.

I mean, I do think that, I mean, I don't think Christians should sue their pastors or anything like that.

But if you're talking about what would be just, I do think they should at the very least step down and say, I've clowned myself and

I've, you know, bound the conscience of my members to

some pretty crazy things.

And I bear some responsibility to it.

And because I was so easily manipulated and deceived or even, you know, involved in it,

I should be at the very least disqualified.

So the claim was it was unloving to take the jab.

Was it actually unloving?

You mean it was unloving not to take it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was unloving to not take it, to refuse it.

Was it actually unloving?

I mean, if it's poison, it's not loving to take poison.

Right.

In order to pretend like you're helping your neighbor who is also taking poison.

Mm -hmm.

Like it all hinges on the truth value of what we're talking about.

Right.

Like, so, I mean, it obviously wasn't tested.

They're admitting that they weren't tested.

It wasn't tested.

It obviously wasn't effective.

It didn't do what they said it was going to do.

It obviously caused a lot of complications.

You know, I know plenty of people who've had significant complications over this.

You know, not everyone, but I know people who have had significant complications over it.

And, you know, you see athletes, healthy athletes dropping dead.

You know, there's a case of, there's a story in the Gateway Pundit, and

I'm not wanting to make light of someone dying, but, you know, author

Doug Brignole, I'm not sure how to pronounce his name, he passed away at 63, but he basically says, I

have enough confidence in the vaccine based on my research to get it done.

Those of you who think the jab kills people, we've violated that so many

times, I don't know that we can, it's over at this point.

He says, you can use me as a test.

If I die, you're right.

If I don't die and have no ill effects, you are wrong, but you should admit it at least to yourself.

Better yet, you should admit that you were misled and told the world who misled you so other people could benefit from avoiding

those fear mongering.

So he did that.

You know, he died very recently at 62 out of nowhere, 63 out

of nowhere, healthy guy.

He said, you can use me as a test case scenario.

He was really healthy for his age.

Yeah, bodybuilder.

Yeah.

Now, I mean, I don't know what to make of that kind of thing.

I don't know.

They haven't determined what the cause of death actually is, but there's a lot of people who are suddenly dying for no reason, you know, but he's

putting himself forward as a test case.

And I mean, you know, you can say that all day long.

That doesn't mean that it's necessarily a fair, but it's ironic at the very least.

That, you know, and that's happened to plenty of people.

But I mean, yeah, I just, I don't know how you, you

know, I think those kinds of pastors have disqualified themselves.

Like they've done a great, I mean, it's just, it's unthinkable, man.

Like it's unthinkable, like to know that so many people have died of this thing

and you were part of it and, you know, but then you can't even get them on Twitter to say

we were wrong.

Will you forgive us?

Right.

No one has said that.

No one will say that probably.

I mean, it's not even like, that's a lot less than what should happen.

You know, I think, I think most people would be content if you were to say, I was wrong.

I was deceived.

Yeah.

I was foolish.

I was fooled.

But what's happened is the goalposts keep on changing.

Right.

So the goalposts are constantly changed.

Love your neighbor.

This is 100 % effective.

Right.

Love your neighbor.

It'll reduce your chance of getting it.

Love your neighbor.

It will mitigate the damage when you do get it and make it less severe, possibly

fatal.

But come on.

Like, so you keep on changing the goalposts all along the way and then pretend like everyone who had legitimate concerns.

I mean, like every one of these conspiracy theories almost have come true.

Yeah.

I mean, the conspiracy theorists might be, they might be undefeated right now.

I mean, it's like, you know, if you look at where we're at right now, it's like every, you know, almost every one of those stupid

conspiracies that we were told were just.

Conspiracies.

They were right.

So, I mean, sometimes like the thing is, it's like, look,

there are conspiracies that happen and it would be good if you can see the signs

when you're in the middle of a conspiracy, right?

Right.

Yeah.

So, I mean, like, you can't, like, if you, if you basically like, like turn all

conspiracy theorists into just irredeemable crazies, then like you have no,

no people left over who can ever see through a plot to do something bad.

Anymore.

Right.

Right.

Now that's not to say, you know, every single conspiracy theory out there is right, but then you do have to,

I mean, but you can't, you, you can't ignore everything that you're seeing.

Well, yeah.

I mean, but that's the point though, is to say that if you want to be the kind of person who carries out a conspiracy,

then you turn the idea of, you know, conspiracy theorist as an irredeemable kind of

person in your society.

Right.

Then you get away with anything you want to do because you can just point at them and say, Oh, look, there, another conspiracy theorist.

It's like, well, sometimes people have considered conspiracies, man.

What do you do?

You know,.

Like sometimes there are evil people with evil agendas who are trying to do.

Evil things.

And you know, like the world economic forum is continually telling us their plans.

And then if we believe them, we're told we're a conspiracy theorist.

It's like, no, we know what your plan is.

We know you want everyone to own nothing and all of us be happy.

We know you want to take away all our stuff.

We know you're buying up all the properties.

We know that, you know, the price of mortgage is going through the roof.

We know that you're trying to turn us into grit, you know, energy, like get rid of fossil fuels and everything else.

We know that you're, you've told us over and over again that we need to dramatically reduce the population of the planet.

And so can we believe you when you say these things, that that's what you're trying to do and you have books written on it, any of the speeches.

And so I think at a certain point, like that's like we hit, we need to relearn that.

Yeah.

There are evil people with evil agendas and we need to sometimes believe it when they tell us what they're doing.

Right now, moving forward with stuff like this,

what should the response be from faithful Christians?

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View.

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addictive drug.

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Community.

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see evil people with agendas, trying to brainwash you.

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it.

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that?

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When all the celebrities come out in support of a Biden, is it more complicated than this?

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Like, you need to be very careful about what you're saying.

Right.

Okay.

Well, I think that's a good place for us to wrap up this episode.

And I do think, you know,.

For,.

For Christians, the response to all this needs to be number one, you know, pastors need to be,

need to repent of pushing something that they, they really,.

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There's probably a lot of really bad motivation for pushing the jab in the

first place that they need to repent of.

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If they're not going to, if they're not even willing to do that, then they're not people who are going to lead you faithfully.

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you know,.

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be another sort of pandemic, whatever it looks like, it might be the

global warming stuff.

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Monkey pox,.

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is probably global warming.

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refuse to admit that they were wrong and watch what they say about what the next thing.

Is.

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that I saw them be wrong on before and, and blindly trust them with this one?

And,.

And I think that's a legitimate question that you need to ask moving forward.

And that, that can possibly protect you from a lot of, you know, harm down the road

with whatever the next thing is.

So like always, we want to thank all of you for supporting us,

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