Some Additional Pressure for Dr. Andrew T. Walker

All right, I am planning to drop two videos today, and I'm gonna try to connect them.

So this is the first one, and I'm gonna try to connect it to the second one.

So I'm gonna do kind of one of those professional transitions.

We'll see how it goes.

But I did want to add my two cents and a little bit of extra pressure for Dr.

Andrew T. Walker, who I've said on the channel recently and even a little bit before,

I gotta say, I respect a lot of what he's doing.

You know, he's definitely Big Eva, you know, there's no question about that.

So I have to throw a little bit of shade because of that.

But lately, I've been saying that he's been saying things that are, like I said, I hate this

word, but they're pretty based.

So you gotta respect that.

Anybody who's willing to step out of line in Big Eva and say things that Big Eva is really not

supposed to say, you gotta give them some credit for that.

Every time I mentioned Andrew T. Walker in a positive light though, I get a tremendous amount of

pushback from my own friends, people that like what I have to say, people that like me, and they

consistently remind me about a few things.

And one of the things that they consistently remind me of is his inexcusable promotion

of the COVID vaccine.

And you notice on this channel, I don't use stupid words like jab jab or poke or things like that

because I don't care.

You know, we gotta talk about the vaccine, right?

And so Andrew T. Walker put his name on an article that I guess was co -written by him

and at least one other person about how Christians ought to get the vaccine.

And it was a matter of love your neighbor as yourself and that kind of thing.

Inexcusable, absolutely inexcusable.

And lately, the data that's been coming out about this vaccine, it's just,

it's worse than I could have possibly imagined at the time.

And the thing is at the time, I wasn't gonna get the vaccine anyway.

I wasn't scared of COVID.

It didn't make sense to me to sign up to be a guinea pig on a new vaccine, a new kind of

technology that when the disease, the risk reward just wasn't really

there.

Like I think I said at the time, you know, look, if there's a real disease out there that, you know, it's killing 90 of

people that get it and it's very common and stuff like that.

And somebody throws you a Hail Mary vaccine and says, hey, you know, you could take this vaccine.

You know, we're not really sure if it's gonna work or not, but you know, if you get it, you're gonna die, you know, Ebola or whatever it is, right?

If that's the situation, yeah, of course it makes sense to potentially consider an experimental gene therapy

or something like that, right?

Of course it makes sense to do that given the risk reward.

But in this case, the risk reward was never there.

It's like, here, here's this experimental thing, you know, it definitely works, trust us.

And everybody and their mother was lying through their teeth saying it definitely works, it definitely works, it definitely works.

And the risk reward was never there because if you caught COVID, you know, most people, it's just like catching a cold.

Yeah, some people, of course, they had more intense reactions and things like that.

But for most people, it's like a bad cold.

I had COVID and for me, it was like when I had the flu, except a little bit easier.

I mean, I remember when I had swine flu when I lived in New York City, that was worse.

That was worse.

And even that wasn't bad.

So anyway, bottom line is, you know, when Christians started pushing this

as a matter of Christian faithfulness, right?

Because when you say, listen, Andrew T. Walker is no lightweight.

You know, he's an ethics professor.

And so he knows exactly what he's saying when he says it's a matter of loving your neighbor as

yourself.

What he's saying is it's commanded by God.

It's a matter of the law of God.

Because as we know, as, you know, Christians, any layman should know this, that loving God with

all your heart, mind, soul, strength, all that, that's the first table of the law.

And then loving your neighbor as yourself, that's the second table of the law.

And those are matters of law, like morality.

You have to do those things or not do the things as the case may be.

And so anyway, now the data's coming out about how ineffective and in some ways harmful

these vaccines can be.

And so the pressure is starting to build on people to recant their

public promotion of these vaccines.

And here's an example of that pressure.

This is Rhett Koppel.

By the way, Rhett Koppel, a very good follow on Twitter if that's the kind of thing that you do.

I don't follow anybody on Twitter, so I don't even follow Rhett, but I would if I followed a lot of people on

Twitter, because he's a good guy.

Anyway, here's what Rhett Koppel says.

He says, given the discussion between two pastors on whether leaders should apologize if they push the jab,

it would be such a boss move if you would lead the way in that, Andrew T. Walker.

Do you wish to recant any of this, brother?

And he links to the article about loving your neighbor as yourself.

Okay, he continues.

He says, I think Dr. Walker has the moral fortitude to take a look at what he signed his name to with a new

perspective and perhaps reexamine what he is willing to stand by.

Here is a discussion as well as a moral analogy I propose to Andrew T. Walker now, which I will

elaborate further.

He says, it may be responded with those who told us there was unsafe, it may be

responded with that, those who had told us that the unsafe car were in fact mechanics, thus

licensed professionals, and the lone individual that warned us against it was not a mechanic.

So the idea is like, look, I used the best information I could, you know, all the mechanics said that the

car was unsafe, but the one person who said it was safe, it wasn't even a mechanic.

So I just, I did the best I could.

I mean, I don't have anything to apologize for.

Look, I'm not a doctor.

We heard that a lot during COVID, right?

We heard that a lot.

Here's what Rhett Kopple has to say about it.

He says, a better analogy would be that the 99 mechanics that told us the unsafe car

was actually safe for the Chevy dealership work for the Chevy dealership, while the one mechanic

that warned us it was unsafe ran a family business down the road that the Chevy dealership was lobbying

the city to shut down.

He says, so basically, so let me kind of like fill in the gaps here because there's a few screenshots that I

didn't read or whatever.

But what he's saying is like, look, it's like, isn't that all the mechanics or all the doctors said that this was a safe vaccine

or whatever, and then, and that's not how it was.

It was like, a lot of them did, at least the ones that were on TV and the public ones, but

there were a lot of doctors saying, absolutely not, this is not safe.

And those doctors were being silenced on Twitter.

They were being banned on Twitter, even though they were doctors and qualified.

They were being shut down.

Their licenses were being revoked.

They were being fired.

They were being suppressed in every possible way.

I mean, it was extremely shady from Jump Street.

Like you couldn't even like, you couldn't even talk about vaccines on YouTube without getting censored.

In fact, this video might get censored.

And that's, at the end of the day, that's, this is what we're talking about, right?

All this was happening, Andrew, and you saw all this, but actually, you know, all due respect

to Rhett, and I think this approach is fine.

I'm not gonna say it's wrong, but actually, in my opinion, falling for

propaganda, it might make you a fool and you need to own that foolishness because,

Andrew, you should have known when you saw all of the censorship that was going on, when you saw the tactics

that these guys were using, you should have known not to believe them.

And quite frankly, Andrew, the risk reward calculus there, sometimes the risk reward calculus is

difficult.

And so I understand that.

But in this case, that's not one of those times where the risk reward, you know, what do I risk?

What do I benefit?

That wasn't difficult to calculate, right?

But okay, that's all separate.

I can, you fall for that stuff.

That's on you.

I mean, obviously, I don't think you should fall for that, but that's on you.

But Andrew, that's actually really not what you need to apologize for either.

What you need to apologize for, in my opinion, is falling for that stuff and then

bringing it into the church and pretending it's a matter of obeying the law of God,

Andrew, that's what you need to apologize for.

That is unacceptable.

It is unacceptable to take bad information or even if it was good information

and then create a fake law and put Christians under the yoke of this fake law that you

created out of whole cloth and say, you must get this vaccine, even if it was a good

vaccine.

There's no such law in the scripture that says you must get, you must inject your body with chemicals, even if it was a

good vaccine.

That's the thing.

And so you need to examine your own heart, Andrew, and

figure out, and I'm not mad at you, maybe a little bit, maybe a little bit.

I like you, Andrew, I'm trying to help you.

You need to examine your own heart and figure out what was it about that time that made

me fall so spectacularly to put propaganda

into biblical language and pretend it's a law from the Lord of glory.

I fell for propaganda and then somehow put it into

biblical language and made it a biblical imperative for Christians under my influence that they now had to

abide by the propaganda.

Something happened there.

Was it fear, Andrew?

I don't know what it was.

I'm asking you, you need to decide this for yourself.

What was it about that time that made you do this, that made you fall for this, right?

Because I don't think, Andrew, that you're a bad actor.

There are definitely some bad actors out there.

There's no question about it.

Some of your friends, Andrew, I believe are bad actors.

I don't think you're one of them.

I could be wrong.

But you need to figure out what that was.

What was it that made me turn propaganda from the state, from the wicked beast of our state,

and pretend that it's actually words from God?

You looked at Fauci, he promised you it was safe, then you looked at Francis Collins, he promised you it was

safe, and as far as you're concerned, that was the voice of a God, not the voice of a man, and you packaged it into

Christian language, and you made the people that are under your influence think that if they

didn't get this vaccine, then they're disobeying the law of God.

That's what you did, and you gotta figure out why.

You gotta figure out why.

It's too late to not say what you said, Andrew, but of course you can repent.

And the thing is, the people on our side, as serious as we can be, and as much as we like a

nice zinger here and there, we're actually Christians on this side, and of course, we'll forgive you.

We'll forgive you, of course.

Look, so many of us had family members that were influenced by your garbage, and now are at risk because of what they

did, because of people like you's advice.

At the critical moment, you failed, but we can forgive that.

I'm telling you, you've been based, man, and this would mean so much to so many people if you just said, look,

I was wrong, man.

99 of the doctors were saying it was true, so that's kind of why I fell for it, but I was

wrong to make this a matter of Christian obedience.

That was unacceptable, no matter how many doctors say it's okay.

So that's what you need to do, Andrew, and I pray, I hope to God that you do it.

You could be such a force right now, Andrew, if you were to do that.

This is something that Big Eva typically does not do.

This is something that, this is why I thought Costi Hinn would not repent of his insanity a few weeks ago, because I

thought he was along those lines of Big Eva.

He repented, he repented.

He figured out, you know what, I probably did something I shouldn't have done, and he owned it, and man, that was such a

moment.

Andrew, you can have a moment just like that, because you've done wrong, and now you need to

make good on that, man.

You need to make good on that.

I'm pulling for you.

I'm pulling for you.

Now, here's the transition, right?

Because the next video is gonna be about Christian nationalism.

You have an opportunity, Andrew, to get out in front.

You know, you can't go back in time and change what you said about the vaccine.

That's done, over and done with.

You can repent, and we'll forgive you, and all of that is good, but there's something you can get out in front of right now, because right

now, Andrew, I've seen you.

You know this play.

You know this play.

Christian nationalism in the media means Christian anything.

Any Christian involvement in politics is Christian nationalism, according to Anderson Cooper, right,

and yet, still, so many Christians, I'm not a Christian nationalist, and they don't see the play for what it is.

You see the play for what it is.

Get out in front of this, because when the switch is flipped, and all of a sudden, it becomes very

obvious that all they mean is Christians, they're against Christians.

It might be too late.

You're gonna be in the same situation you are now with the vaccine.

You gotta get out in front of this one, man, and you gotta lead, and you gotta take the charge, and look, just because you identify as a

Christian nationalist doesn't mean you have to agree with every single thing I've ever said about it, or every single thing Andrew Torba's ever said about it, or every single thing

Rhett Koppel's ever said about it.

It doesn't mean that.

That's not what we're talking about here.

We're not talking about total agreement, but what we are talking about is acknowledging that the government, they're not isolated.

They're under Christ, and they must bow the knee to Christ, and they must carry out their duties of

suppressing evil and punishing the evildoer and promoting what is good according to God's standard.

That's it.

That's all we mean as a Christian nationalist, God's standard revealed in his moral law.

That's what a Christian nationalist is.

Get out in front of that one, because I don't want you to be in the same position now with the vaccines as

you will be if you don't get out in front of this on the Christian nationalist side.

You get the play.

I know you get the play.

It's time to get out in front of this and encourage your friends too to get out in front of this, because this is gonna be a disaster

if you're found joining these people against Christian nationalism when the

trap is sprung, and really all it means is Christian involvement in any kind of public life, that's

gonna be you with egg on your face again promoting the COVID vaccine.

Anyway, I'm here to help, Andrew.

I'm here to help.

I got your back.

When the mob comes, I got your back, man.

I got your back.

It would be amazing.

I might cry.

I might cry.

I won't post it, because that's not the kind of guy I am.

I might cry if I see you repent from this vaccine stuff.

I really might.

That'll be a beautiful moment.

I can't wait to signal boost that, Andrew.

In any case, next video is going to be about Christian nationalism, because Bart Barber did

the stupid thing that I said, Andrew, please don't do, where he's talking to a pagan who believes

Christian nationalism is any Christian involvement in government, and he said, I'm not a Christian nationalist because God's good Christ's kingdom

is not of this world, and we're gonna dissect and destroy that brain dead

argument that we've responded to literally thousands of times at this point, and it's very

obviously true according to the text, and yet the president of the SBC is still making this brain dead argument.

We're gonna destroy it.

We're gonna destroy it next.

God bless you.

I hope you found this video helpful.

God bless.