September 30, 2026 · 50:19

A co-pilot stabbed the captain on an Israel-bound flight from the UAE in what seems to have been a 9/11 styled terrorist attack.

Israel & Foreign Affairs

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0:00 - 15:00. Galatians 5:19-21. The fruit of the flesh is evident. 15:00 - 31:00. A co-pilot stabbed the captain on an Israel-bound flight from the UAE in what seems to have been a 9/11 styled terrorist attack. 31:00 - 48:00. Cultural Marxism seems to have been very effective in our nation.

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1:02Many of you, if not most of you are ready.
1:05I'm sorry, I'm making your transition from your part time jobs where you generate an income
1:10to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
1:12And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality, understand in the
1:17primacy that God places on family and welcoming his view to govern, guard and to guide your view
1:25and engagement.
1:27And this time where all kinds of things are happening around the world, you have what seems
1:32to be according to the, to the reports we have just today, a 9-11 style terrorist attack
1:40on an Israel bound flight from the United Arab Emirates to Ben-Gurion Airport in near Tel Aviv
1:49where a co-pilot stabbed the captain.
1:54to reports. We'll get into that. We'll get into the fact that, oh, according to some data that we
2:00now have, teenagers are reducing the quantity of teenagers, I should say, that are identifying
2:07themselves as LGB has reduced significantly. That is happening. We have these razor thin margins
2:19in Congress as the midterm elections are around the corner from us.
2:26There are so many things happening, but I want to remind you to refuse to allow the
2:31things that are swirling and percolating in the news media or online or anywhere else to
2:40manipulate you away from exercising faithfulness where God has planted you.
2:47You know very often we can think that well in order for me to be effective
2:52I have to do what so and so is doing or what so and so might be doing and that is not the case at all
2:56That God has sovereignly planted us where he has planted us so that we can I heard it said one time that we can bloom
3:03Where we're planted and when we recognize?
3:07the theology of the Lord's body as explained in Romans 12 and and first
3:13Corinthians 12 that it's one body, but we have many members in
3:16And God has established the very parts of his body to be fit into his body as the parts
3:25that he's ordained for them to be so that they serve the function that they have.
3:31I don't need to look at J. Mack and say, man, I sure wish I could be like J. Mack.
3:34No, no, I use J. Mack's example of faithfulness to inspire me to be faithful.
3:40What God has called me, you know, I don't need to look and say, man, I sure wish I could
3:43be like over boy toe.
3:45Hey, well boy till I show a man what boy told no no no
3:49Thank God for what wait oh my god made me a
3:52So I'm gonna be who God has called me to be into thrive in the position of God is ordained for me
3:57And it's amazing that he reek first Corinthians 12 that the scripture says as we understand that it's one body with many members
4:03You know if if everybody was a nose where would the sense of sight be if everybody was an eye where would the sense of smell be no
4:09No, no as we fit in the body as goddess places in the body. It's amazing first Corinthians said 12 says
4:14so that there will be no division. Isn't that interesting? So that there will be no division.
4:22And as we get into the scriptures, you're going to find, and this is by way of reminder
4:28for most of you, that factions and dissensions and envying the fruit of the flesh. And it's a tool
4:39that's frankly Satan weaponizes to cause stratification amongst those who should be one, who should be
4:46unified. And instead of contending with full-grown opposition, as you heard me say numerous times,
4:53because Satan does not like to continue with full-grown opposition, it's a preemptive strike
4:58to cause really a self-sabotage that you never get to the place of contending because you're so busy
5:05being a snake bitten, if you will, with intramural spats,
5:11individuals that are often ramped up to a fever pitch,
5:16not recognizing as one of the earliest statutes passed
5:20in colonial America, even before the United States
5:22was established, was called the Old Deluder Satan Act,
5:27passed in Massachusetts to make sure all children
5:31would be instructed in reading so that they can read
5:34the word of God, because the old deluder,
5:36The old deluder wants to keep people from being competent in God's word.
5:45We're not ignorant to Satan's devices.
5:47To the word of God, we go Galatians chapter five is where we're going to begin the program.
5:51Galatians chapter five.
5:53And man, the word of God is so, so, so rich.
5:59I mentioned yesterday what is commonly described in our society as a golden rule is not merely a golden rule.
6:05It's actually a law of the Lord.
6:07When the Lord says that we are to love our neighbor as ourselves.
6:12When Jesus was queried about the greatest commandment he gave, his response as recorded in Matthew 22.
6:17To love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength.
6:19To love your neighbor as yourselves.
6:21That reality, the truth of that law of God did not begin in the New Testament context.
6:29It dates all the way back to the book of Leviticus as I mentioned.
6:31And Leviticus chapter 19, I think I said 15 early this week, chapter 19.
6:36And specifically, if you look at verse 18,
6:39that is articulated all the way back in the Pentateuch,
6:43in Yahweh's Torah, that loving your neighbor as yourself
6:47is a law of God, the Apostle James described it
6:50in James chapter two as the royal law, in fact,
6:53the royal law.
6:54And the Apostle Paul mentions it here
6:57in Galatians chapter five, for example,
7:00in verse 16, he echoes what Jesus previously said.
7:04If you remember Matthew 22, Jesus is recorded as saying
7:07that the two great commandments,
7:09the great commandment is love the Lord your God
7:10with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.
7:11And the second is like it, love your neighbor
7:13as yourself on these, hang the entirety of the law
7:17and the prophets.
7:18And by saying that Jesus is saying that the entirety
7:20of the Hebrew scripture is encapsulated by this command.
7:25And I keep saying it's command because it is a command
7:28of God, it's not a pyatistic suggestion.
7:30It is a command, well the Apostle Paul in Galatians chapter five,
7:34which by way I will remind you is what the Apostle Paul pinned to the believers in
7:38Galatia in response to Judaizes attempt to provoke conversion to Judaism as if it
7:47in and of itself was salvific.
7:49To which the Apostle Paul says, who has bewitched you?
7:51Who has bewitched you?
7:55And the Apostle Paul goes on to explain to the Galatians, Galatians 5 16,
8:00for the whole law is fulfilled in one word.
8:02In the statement, you shall love your neighbor as your self.
8:10But if you bite into vow or one another, take care,
8:14lest you be consumed.
8:15You go down further and this precipitates the discourse
8:19in the fruit of the spirit.
8:21The Apostle Paul continues this in this chapter
8:23and if you're watching the show,
8:24it's on your screen in verse 19.
8:26He then goes on to say,
8:28"'Now the deeds of the flesh are evident.
8:31The deeds of the flesh are evident, which are immorality, impurity, sensuality, idolatry,
8:41sorcery, enmities, strife, jealousy, outbursts of anger, disputes, dissensions, factions,
8:55envying, drunkenness, corousing, and things like these, of which I forewarn you just as
9:07I have forewarned you, that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of
9:16God, will not inherit the kingdom of God.
9:24Then the very next verse which we're not going to go to now the Apostle Paul contrasts these
9:30deeds of the flesh the fruit of the flesh the evidence of the flesh governing with the fruit of the spirit
9:38But I want to go back to the end of verse 21
9:42Because this place is the appropriate amount of sobriety on this reality
9:47The Lord is saying here that if these
9:51these deeds of the flesh as they're described here.
9:55They characterize one's lifestyle in an unrepentant manner
10:03that it disqualifies these practitioners of these deeds
10:08of the flesh from inheriting the kingdom of God.
10:11This is how serious this is, guys.
10:14That's how serious this is.
10:17And so when you see that, no wonder why Satan would work
10:20over time, over time, to get people to embrace the deeds of the flesh, to embrace factions and
10:30to lionize things like skin shade and lionize things like my group, your group, not recognizing,
10:38man, if we set the cross aside and we run headlongs all of these areas and we're living in one of the
10:46the most buccanized times in our nation's history,
10:50save for really the time leading up to the Civil War,
10:54which you study our nation's history,
10:56there were, you know, 1820, it was almost a Civil War,
10:591850, almost a Civil War again.
11:01And in 1860, you finally having it popping off.
11:05Guys, you must never forget, man,
11:07that we have an enemy who as the scripture describes
11:10walks about as a roaring lion,
11:12seeking whom he may devour.
11:15And this is why I say repeatedly, we must,
11:17And by the way, I mean the family of God.
11:21And I pray fervently that this audience,
11:25and I know people come from all over the world
11:27in different types of places,
11:28and obviously the majority of being American citizens,
11:30and I know not everybody will listen to this show,
11:32and watch this show as a believer.
11:33But I pray that you would become one,
11:36that this audience would be comprised
11:38of those who have been born again
11:43by the power of God,
11:45by his divine superintendents,
11:51and that we recognize that man, there's an enemy who walks about as a roaring lion who's seeking to stir up people
11:57so that we will become the type of people who are disqualified from inheritance in the kingdom of God.
12:02This is why I said so passionately so many times, man, it's Jesus over everything.
12:09I'm not going to define myself or my skin shade that I have nothing to do with it.
12:15And there's their efforts repeatedly to stir people up based on skin shade.
12:23That's why people like Mr. Robinette were talking about,
12:24This is Jim Crow 2 point. That's the new Jim eat is Jim Eagle get people whipped up into a frenzy
12:31And you got people right now getting whipped up to a frenzy about their less-melinated skin shade guys we have to understand
12:40What truly truly is that steak here?
12:43And be able to make a distinction
12:45be able to make the distinction and
12:48Examine ourselves to say when we aren't embracing certain things and considering certain things
12:53We should pause and reflect.
12:54Now wait a minute, huh?
12:55Is this burst by the Spirit of God
12:57or is this coming from somewhere else?
13:00Where is this coming from?
13:02What is the root of this?
13:05What is the root of this?
13:08We must not allow ourselves to sideline the truth
13:15of God's word as we seek to engage the culture around us.
13:20That is why I endeavor every day to begin this program
13:24with the word of God.
13:25because yes, I want to be competent and conversant
13:27in the issues of the day,
13:29but not at the expense of the scripture,
13:33and not at the expense of, no,
13:34not merely reading the scripture,
13:35but having the scripture read me
13:39that the Spirit of God day by day,
13:41moment by moment, is transforming us
13:44from doxa to doxa, from glory to glory
13:48to where my foremost affinity is for my king
13:54and for the bride that he is secured for himself.
13:59I thank God that he blessed me to have this glorious amount of melanin as displayed.
14:04And don't be mad at me because you ain't got as much as I do.
14:10But make no mistake, that does not define me.
14:13My foremost anchor, my identity is in the Christ who has purchased my eternal salvation.
14:20And if you are a member of the eternal family of God, that makes you and I brothers and sisters.
14:31And we get to engage and contend, like I said yesterday, not for victory, from victory in
14:37the here and now, with the blessed hope of thriving in eternity together.
14:43What I'm saying guys is that we must welcome the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords to sanctify
14:48us through and through overwhelmingly, making us impervious to the wilds of the enemy.
14:56It tosses us to and fro on this side of eternity.
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15:42Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third.
15:45Here I alluded to this during the first segment, but I want to give you a bit more information
15:51about it because, man, this is striking to see what is happening.
15:59So earlier today, there was a flight on the fly Dubai airline that it had over 100 Israelis
16:10on the plane. And if you can imagine that in this information is coming from several
16:19different news sources, the Jerusalem Post from Reuters from the New York Post, as they
16:27interviewed passengers on this flight, that they're just traveling passengers at the
16:34front of the plane near the cockpit pit here, some arguing and sounding like a like a like
16:43a rumble is going on in the cockpit. And then all of a sudden, within 30 seconds, the plane
16:49plummets 14,000, more than 14,000 feet in less than 30 seconds, you know, and you can
17:00imagine the kind of chaos, you know, and this, this really struck me because I was on a plane.
17:06and they're back here, we were playing last week,
17:09you know, and you're in the air
17:10and then 14,000 feet in a matter of seconds.
17:13And you hear the rumblings and things of that nature
17:16and some passengers storm the cockpit ultimately
17:22as the reports indicate.
17:26And they find that the, what appears to be,
17:30it looks pretty clear now, post after the fact,
17:34but that the co-pilot, who is like the number two,
17:38stabs the captain on the plane.
17:48The according to the report,
17:50the passengers are on the plane are able to subdue
17:54the knife wielding, and it's funny,
17:57the fly-to-block airline is saying,
18:00we don't know the motivations today.
18:02There was an altercation in the flight deck,
18:05but we don't yet know the motivation
18:08So what caused this to happen and we will continue investigating to determine what all happens where pilots are saying man
18:14I'm sorry what passengers are saying and this is a terrorist attack
18:19This this was a terrorist attack
18:21this this guy was
18:24The the co-pilot was gonna try to crash the plane
18:28It led to the plane
18:31I'm sorry as the passenger storm the cockpit thankfully thankfully
18:35there were two off-duty pilots who were in the,
18:38who were passengers on the plane.
18:41So as they stormed the cockpit,
18:43they subdued the, you have to say this, a legit terrorist
18:51and removed him from the cockpit.
18:54You have passengers with blood on their shirts,
18:56on their clothes and the two passengers,
19:00two pilots who were passengers
19:01ended up being able to stabilize the plane.
19:03They ended up landing in Saudi Arabia
19:08And then from Saudi Arabia, the airlines send two additional planes to fly the
19:13passengers back into Israel in which they ultimately land in Tel Aviv.
19:18According to the reports, no one was killed.
19:22Both the co-pilot and the pilot had wounds.
19:26Obviously the pilot having the wounds from the initial stabbing,
19:29but the co-pilot has wounds from, shall we say, the passengers on the plane?
19:35And it appears thankfully and I mean
19:41I mean what what what could and what have happened if they hadn't been in any additional pilots on that plane on that flight
19:47You know what I'm saying
19:49but it seems that the
19:52the quick thinking and in addition to that the quick action of
19:57the
19:58passengers averted
20:01tragedy and
20:02another seemingly
20:05terrorist attack and look
20:07If it walks like a duck, if it shucks like a duck, shall we say quack quack?
20:16You know what I mean?
20:17Man, this seems to be another terrorist attack, guys.
20:20This seems to be jihadist-inspired, but listen to and watch this report on this.
20:27This happened earlier today, clip number two, clip two, go.
20:31The flight from Dubai was forced to make an emergency landing after an apparent fight
20:36in the cockpit between the two pilots.
20:39Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says
20:41one of the pilots stabbed the other
20:43and apparently then tried to crash the plane.
20:50The Boeing 737 MAX flew for two and a half hours
20:54before signaling an emergency code indicating
20:58an unlawful interference of the aircraft.
21:01Data from flight radar shows the aircraft dropped 14,000 feet
21:06in 30 seconds.
21:07And we want to warn you, this next video is very graphic.
21:11In the video, you can see passengers on the fly Dubai
21:15airline that appear to be treating two wounded men,
21:18including at least one who appears to be
21:21in a pilot's uniform.
21:23One of the men said, quote,
21:24we are here in the plane now.
21:26We controlled the terrorists.
21:28Whoever is hearing me, quote, we need help.
21:32All the passengers are okay, but not the pilot.
21:35We need help.
21:37The flight Dubai says the crew took over the plane and landed safely in Saudi Arabia.
21:42Passengers then departed Saudi Arabia for Israel.
21:45And Israeli security official told CBS News that authorities were investigating the possibility
21:51that the incident could have been an attempted September 11th-style terror attack.
22:02This is gripping for a host of reasons.
22:06I know I've read a host of news reports on it.
22:09of them are bending backwards to avoid saying this was a terrorist attack or an attempted
22:15terrorist attack.
22:17And for our audience here, I implore you to refuse to let the wool be pulled over your eyes
22:24continuously.
22:26What is there a possibility that it could have been some other motivation?
22:30Sure, it could have been.
22:34But do we have any evidence from history that attacks like this have been inspired by
22:40calling what it is?
22:44Is limited ideology?
22:45Yes, we do.
22:47Yes, we do.
22:50And it is the ideology and I'm going to continue to blow this horn.
22:59I'm going to blow this trumpet as long as the Lord allows me to.
23:05First of all, because just what I said, I love the Lord and my love for the Lord compels
23:12me and moves me to love my neighbor.
23:15I love you, which is why I do what I do.
23:17And I want you to be equipped and sharpened and informed and active in light of the truth
23:23of God's holy word and recognizing that He's planted us armed with His word and dwell by
23:27His Spirit in this time to be salt and light.
23:33Generally, I have children, and I think about,
23:38should the Lord teary, what kind of world
23:40will my children inherit?
23:45What kind of world will my children inherit?
23:46Lord willing, I look excitedly toward the prospect
23:50of becoming a grandparent someday.
23:53What kind of world will my grandchildren inherit?
23:57And how did I use the time God has given me
24:03to invest in those things?
24:06Ultimately, I know God is sovereign over the answers to those questions, but the same sovereign
24:11God is also the one who gave us the Acts 17 reality. I think about this. I think about this.
24:22I reflect historically on our nation's ancestors. Like in 1910, 1112 leading up to 1913 as to how
24:35the propaganda campaign was effectively waged to allow a constitutional amendment
24:41to change our stasis to allow for the first time a permanent direct taxation on American
24:48citizen following the Federal Reserve Act's passage. You have that act's passage but you
24:56have to have the Constitution amended to allow for direct taxation. Think about these
25:03things and I want to be faithful in the time that God has given me man. We must not stick
25:10our heads in the sand. I keep pointing out what happened, pointing to what happened in
25:15Iran because it's a relatively recent example, but it was a convergence of Marxists and jihadists
25:25that led to the Islamic takeover of Iran.
25:32And they're the same forces are attempting to coalesce in our country.
25:41And if you do not think that those same ideologies are here, I would encourage you to do a little
25:49bit of digging.
25:53I expect more information to come out as a result of this.
25:56I'm endeavoring to keep up with the various investigations that are transpiring, weapon specifics
26:03and other things that as they become available I plan to share them.
26:10But I pray that we are anchored in the truth of God's word, sober minded but also vigilant
26:19in the time that God has planted us in.
26:22All right, I'm gonna transition now to a topic and I and to set this up. I want to remind
26:31this audience of
26:33Just some foundational truths and and and these are things that for most most of
26:39You you're familiar with but just in case there are new people who may not be aware of this
26:44that the very concept of
26:47cultural Marxism
26:50Was a phenomenon that was pursued following World War one where you had
26:55Kind of this earlier iteration of Marxist and by way of a reminder socialism was not unique to Karl Marx or his brainchild in of itself
27:04Karl Marx
27:05introduced the idea of
27:07Using violence as a means of accomplishing his proletarian revolution
27:13But I want to remind you that people like Hegel
27:16George Wilhelm Fridic Hegel was
27:19was the disciple car marks.
27:21So when I talk about the Hegelian dialectical process,
27:23Marx learned that firsthand from Hegel.
27:27But Hegel wasn't agitating for violence to be a primary tool
27:31to act, to accomplish what we now know
27:35to be the Marxist objectives.
27:37But that was Moses Mordecai,
27:39Marx-Levy's contribution.
27:40He said, listen, we need to kill in order to make this happen.
27:45Well, after World War I,
27:47and I remind you that Marxism was fomented
27:50in an exclusively homogenistic European context,
27:54as was cultural Marxism.
28:01Well, you have the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci
28:06in his prison notebooks, and I've explained all this before,
28:09that Pete Buttigieg's dad was a leader
28:12of the American Gramscians Society,
28:14led the charge of translating Gramsci's writings
28:17into English.
28:19If you wonder how Buttigieg has ascended
28:21to the two where he's ascended to within the Democrat party is because they reward what
28:27what Russell Imba used to call a red red diaper doper babies. Right. So explaining all of this,
28:37the cultural Marxism was a notion that was adopted because following World War I, which
28:43which the violence advocate Marxists expected World War I to lead to the proletarian uprising.
28:52what happened was which put a wet blanket on the zeal of Marxism without a lot of Europeans
28:57were able to be exposed to America for the first time because they had been sold for generations
29:02that they were irrepressibly and irreversibly oppressed by the bourgeoisie and they had no
29:08hope for their future because the only way for it was for them to overthrow the bourgeoisie
29:14and a lot of Europeans are like what? And it seemed like what you said we need to accomplish
29:18by picking up guns could be accomplished,
29:22but simply just getting to the United States of America.
29:25When no matter what our history was,
29:26we can do a place of freedom,
29:28and in one generation, our entire family's lives
29:30can be changed.
29:32So that caused a diminishing amongst in the zeal
29:37of the violent Marxist press.
29:40It didn't eliminate it, but it reduced it significantly.
29:44So that led to people like Georgie Lukacs and others
29:47to realize that man, the revolutionary pension is not going to happen naturally, you know,
29:53because people are just not about the violence. So what we need instead, and ultimately,
29:59Gramsci articulated this formulation, is a long march through the institutions where we
30:03have this revolution by evolution. And so we'll employ the Marxist paradigm by dividing
30:12and bulkanizing society and the oppressed and the oppressors and fomenting envy.
30:17Stop me if you've heard this before, Galatians 5, and disputes and dissensions and factions
30:24and cause society instead of having a society where they were unified in various places,
30:30especially in the Christian West that was unified around the cross of Christ in many places,
30:34let's divide that and have this class warfare and have resentment built up and expressed
30:42between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie, the oppressed, and the oppressor.
30:47And that continued to bulkenize society.
30:49Well, you fast forward because you have Marxism formant in the 18, mid-1800s.
30:55And that's right.
30:57Erwin Lutzer did write a book called Marx and Moody, How the White Moody Live at the
31:01same time period as Karl Marx.
31:04That's true.
31:05There's also another book out there that talked about how Marx, because Moody was here in America
31:09primarily, but how Marx lived also overlapping in the lives of Charles Spurgeon and how Frederick
31:16Engels hated Spurgeon the most among men because this thing about Christianity caused people,
31:21even if they were poor to no longer view themselves in terms of their class identification. Isn't
31:26that interesting? Yeah. Well, you had committed cultural Marxists who then lift the Marxist paradigm
31:34going forward in time in the United States of America with the history of
31:42slavery in our nation and as I mentioned there was almost a civil war in 1820, almost
31:47another in 1850 and said why don't we employ the same Marxist strategy but
31:53apply it to America's unique circumstance and expound on the tension that
32:00underlies American society, but the objectives are still the same. Marxism was never meant to be
32:06constructive, it was always meant to be destructive, and it was meant to foment,
32:10tension between people now, instead of it merely being a class phenomenon, let's add the reality of
32:17skin shade distinctions, and let's pull at those strings to see what kind of chaos we can foment in
32:24this nation. The feature-linked documentary Culture Warrior Don Wildman in the battle for
32:35for Decency chronicles the life and ministry of Don Wildman.
32:39It takes you through the founding
32:40of the National Federation for Decency,
32:42what has become AFA.
32:44It's a call to stand firm for righteousness
32:47and shows how that resolve can make a huge difference
32:50in our world.
32:51If we lose this cultural war,
32:53we're gonna have a hedonistic humanistic society.
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34:45Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
34:48As I was saying, the whole purpose of the application of the tenets of Marxism, which developed an
34:55entire system of thought called critical theory, was the genesis.
35:01as I mentioned, which was cultivated in an exclusively European context,
35:04with an exported to our own nation and applied to our national context
35:12through something called critical race theory.
35:16The tenets of the theory are the same as they were formulated in Europe,
35:21but taking advantage of our nation's particular history,
35:25but to simply accomplish the same goals of Gramsci's prison notebooks
35:30and Karl Marx and Lenin installing all of these people
35:32the exact same goals.
35:34You know, one resource that I come into everybody
35:36to read in this regard is a book by Manning Johnson
35:39titled Color, Communism and Common Sense.
35:42Long story short, Manning Johnson became a communist
35:44because he thought, you know, that the Marxists
35:47were sympathetic to the plight of the more
35:50melanated man in America because he became
35:51a card-carrying communist.
35:53Only to realize that, oh snap, these people don't care
35:56about black people, they want to use black people as a vehicle to facilitate the Marxist
36:04takeover of America.
36:05And you can read that his book was published in 1958.
36:10But I want to remind you the purpose of the book andization of the societies, the fomenting
36:15of the tension and animosity and the hostility between various groups, first in Europe where
36:20everybody will all Europeans of the same national ikm usually.
36:26they rinse and repeat it that same ideology in our own nation in the United States of America
36:31to create the tension.
36:33So when where formerly was between the proletariat and the so called bourgeoisie based solely on
36:39socio so I'm sorry on economic status, you then have the additional skin shade considerations
36:46in our own country with the same objectives, create tension, cause this group of people
36:51with this skin shade to identify themselves primarily,
36:54if not exclusively by this skin shade,
36:57in disregard individual assessment, individual anything,
37:00instead or in favor of collectivizing groups of people.
37:05This is where the whole discipline
37:08of the social sciences came from.
37:15So this skin shade resents that skin shade,
37:19this skin shade, but the goal is to create the tension
37:22to allow for destructive purposes.
37:27So you fast forward in our time period
37:29and one of the people made this comment on the live stream
37:32and it's exactly right.
37:33Why do you think young people in our school today
37:35are being taught they're oppressed?
37:37In our nation, one of the only nations in the world
37:39where poor people gain weight,
37:42I'm not saying people don't suffer.
37:43We suffer, I understand suffering very well.
37:46I'll remind you, I'm from the block.
37:48I know what it's like.
37:49My mama, not somebody else's.
37:51My mama grew up in the Desired Project in New Orleans.
37:53I know we have suffering, but what happens is when our suffering is decontextualized, you
38:01have a faux narrative that develops to where people become self-perceived as oppressed,
38:10because they're buying their lives and buying their narratives.
38:12And so when you have the cultural marks as penchant developing and the fomenting of tension
38:17between people creating factions as Galatians 5 told us where the works of the flesh, not
38:23only works in the flesh, people who practice life like this won't inherit the kingdom of God.
38:29And I'm sharing this with you because I don't want our people here, this audience, to be caught up
38:34in this cultural zeitgeist. Don't let them produce you into something that you're not.
38:38Don't let you deny the reality of the image of God. Don't let them, the culture, the world,
38:44the liars in our society, push you into a place to wear, well, since our society is
38:50It's broken eyes anyway, why don't I just align myself with my affinity group?
38:55And I'm going to think first and foremost in terms of collectivist ideals.
38:59Guys, that's sinful.
39:02That's wicked.
39:03Now, why am I saying all of that?
39:05I'm saying all of this because I came across this ad and when I first saw this ad, I didn't
39:10think much of it at all.
39:11And I thought, well, man, this is a good policy that's being advocated.
39:16And what I'm talking about is the ad from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Governor of Arkansas,
39:20where she announced the rollout of a policy that would
39:25institute work requirements in order for people to receive
39:27government but government benefits in the state.
39:29So before I say anything else, I'm gonna play the ad
39:31and then we'll get into it a little bit more.
39:33Listen to and watch clip number one, it's about 30 seconds.
39:36Clip one, this is Governor Huckabee Sanders' ad
39:39in Arkansas, clip one, go.
39:42Yeah, oh, you want some of this?
39:43Come on.
39:44Hey, Brown, Brad has turned relaxing
39:47into a full-time profession.
39:50But you, you actually work hard.
39:53You pay taxes to cover welfare for guys like Brad,
39:56who just choose not to work.
39:58Wow.
39:59That's why I launched a welfare to work requirement.
40:02Almost there.
40:04Now, more Arkansans are working than ever before.
40:07Oh.
40:09Even Brad.
40:13So that's the ad.
40:16All right, I saw that when I saw it, I didn't think anything.
40:18You know, I thought, man, it's a good policy.
40:20This is something that should be implemented.
40:23You know, the biblical model, we never want to allow compassion to be,
40:28uh, us to be bereft of compassion,
40:30but even the biblical model of compassion and providing a charitable, uh,
40:36assistance to people. We have examples like the book of, uh, the book of Ruth,
40:40to where you had, you know, the wealthy field owners who understands,
40:46but yes, we want to be charitable and loving towards people.
40:50And so we won't harvest the entirety of our fields.
40:54We will leave a portion to be gleaned.
40:57But in order for those who needed the gleanings
40:59to enjoy the fruit of the gleanings,
41:01they had to actually get up and go do the gleaming.
41:03Right? That's what, that's what Ruth did, right?
41:05So that's what I was thinking about first and foremost.
41:07And then why did I do this?
41:11But I opened up social media and good night.
41:16I just saw just comment after comment and scores
41:21scores of people who profess to be conservative,
41:25just denigrating Sarah Huckabee Sanders for this ad.
41:30And you wanna know what the thing that caused their ire?
41:34And these are people, I'm talking about people
41:37who profess to be conservative politically.
41:39They were upset by this ad.
41:43And I'm saying, well, work requirements for welfare
41:46is a tried and true conservative policy presentation.
41:51Is it not?
41:55But you had people who were just hopping mad.
41:57And what were they mad about?
41:59Bob, you wanna guess what they were bad about?
42:03No, they were mad because the dude in the ad
42:07was less malinated.
42:08They were mad about the skin color, the dude in the ad.
42:11And I was like, whoa, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
42:16That is the thing that's problematic for y'all.
42:20And I began to think, what is it about this
42:23that causes them to be so upset?
42:25I've seen myself, I've seen scores of reports.
42:28For example, the criminality in Chicago
42:30and the murder rates in various cities around the country.
42:34Like I said, I'm from the one,
42:35is when I was growing up in the one
42:36who was the murder capital of the world.
42:38But when I was, when I was seeing these news reports
42:40and seeing these various things,
42:41I never got upset about that at all,
42:43because I knew one, that with the prevalence of criminality,
42:47the ones that are perpetuated in criminality are minority.
42:51And two, those criminals are not me.
42:54I never saw myself in the criminal depiction.
42:59And even though I know for a fact
43:00that the ones who are more melanating and committing crimes
43:03are the minority,
43:04I never saw myself in those people,
43:06because they're not me.
43:08And so I thought, why are so many people identifying themselves
43:13with the representation of somebody on welfare?
43:17And then I was reminded, oh,
43:20because our society has been so steeped in cultural Marxism,
43:24the bulkanization of Marxism,
43:28and the tension surrounding skin shade,
43:31even professing conservatives are succumbing to this seduction.
43:37And I wanna remind you guys that God didn't put us here
43:39to identify ourselves first and foremost by our skin shade,
43:43our melanin display.
43:46That's absurd for that to be the,
43:49that is the thing that causes your ire with this ad.
43:54Why do you identify with a fictional person from an ad?
43:58Like clearly that's an actor.
44:01Why are you identifying yourself with them?
44:06And there have been so many times
44:07where people have applauded.
44:08Cause I say what I said earlier today,
44:10it's Jesus over everything.
44:11Whatever is true, that's what I wanna be.
44:13I don't care what the skin shade is,
44:14if you're wrong, you're wrong,
44:15if you're lying, you're lying,
44:16if you're doing these things, you're wrong.
44:21And I thought it was the conservatives
44:22whose head thinks like, oh yeah,
44:23it's color, we color blind over here.
44:26Apparently not.
44:28For some, apparently not.
44:30Well, Abe, you don't understand,
44:31oh, I understand very well.
44:33I understand very well.
44:37Why are we should come into this?
44:38because there are many people and too many,
44:42they exalt politics even over Christ.
44:47And this is an example of that.
44:49If you watch that ad and your first reaction
44:52is to be provoked to ire
44:55because of the skin shade of the actor in the ad,
44:59you may wanna re-examine yourself.
45:02You may, you may want to re-examine.
45:08I understand very well where we are.
45:11You know, I'm the one who's been on this program
45:14that I will not stand by and allow my less-melinated brother
45:17to be denigrated because of his skin shade.
45:20If he's in Christ, that's my brother.
45:23I've said that.
45:25But to see all of these people going through
45:27and the only thing, they won't even address
45:30the policy presentation because they can't get passed
45:32the melanin display of the actor.
45:34May I reiterate?
45:35That's an actor that ain't even a real dude.
45:40let alone you get into the data, it is true.
45:43Proportionately speaking, by rate, you have certain minorities
45:46that are more likely to get welfare,
45:48but the reality is the majority of the people
45:49who are on welfare are less melanated.
45:52This is ridiculous.
45:54Like you pull up the data in Arkansas,
45:57yes you have pro-pat proportionality notions.
46:03The people only represent 13% of the national population.
46:06They get about 12 to 15% in Arkansas.
46:11Why is this such a big deal?
46:12Why is it such a big deal?
46:14because they're talking snakes who have slithered into,
46:17in this instance what I'm talking about,
46:19the conservative garden,
46:20into what you have people, some, not all,
46:22I know it's not all,
46:22but you have some who elevates skin stages such a degree
46:25because they are responding to the cultural zeitgeist,
46:28but they are not clinging to the truth of God's word.
46:38It is embarrassing, it is indicting, and it is shameful.
46:43If you cannot assess the merits of the policy presentation
46:48because you are gobsmacked by the melanin shade display
46:53of the actor in the ad.
47:02I'm telling you this because I love you.
47:03That's sinful.
47:06That's sinful.
47:06I don't care where you fall.
47:08It's sinful for you to identify with a person
47:11for no other reason than it's melanin shade.
47:13If it's darker depiction, more melanated and it's sinful
47:17for you to identify with a person
47:19for no other reason than a less melanated skin shade.
47:22This picture, not, are we still having this conversation
47:252026 to talk about well who's on welfare you can talk about percentages all this kind of stuff but we
47:37Are we not aware like when you have the vote test by the George Soros and all of that that where they get these folks from?
47:44What about antifa that antifa crowd? What do you think they come from like what are we doing?
47:49It's because in many instances we have allowed
47:53The efforts of the cultural Marxists to be effective
47:58So you have some people that are saying things like, yeah,
48:05other minority groups identified themselves primarily
48:08about the skin shade and it's about time
48:10to less melanate and do the same thing, really?
48:13Really? That's the way that works?
48:15And again, the world's going to work.
48:17I ain't talking about what the world does.
48:18I'm talking about to the body of Christ.
48:20Really? What does the scripture say though?
48:23What does the scripture say?
48:25What is the royal law?
48:28We just gonna act like the scripture
48:29has nothing to say about this.
48:31Guys, that's wrong.
48:34That's wrong. That's wrong.
48:39And this is an opportunity and an occasion for us to examine ourselves, man.
48:45People are saying, well, we need this demographic forward, midterm election,
48:49that demographic, man, listen.
48:51So you would allow that analysis to Trump what the scripture says?
48:57No.
48:58And I'm sharing this with you because I pray that this audience will not succumb
49:02to the seductions of the culture. Remember Colossians 2?
49:07I'm writing so that you would not be deluded.
49:11That delusion metastasizes the full-blown captivity, captivity.
49:16And remember what the Lord said to the Repostable in Galatians 5, that those who practice these,
49:23which includes factions, dissensions, disputes, will not inherit the kingdom of God.
49:28Guys, this is how important this is to God.
49:32That's how it's important this is to God.
49:37It must be Jesus over everything.
49:40Because guess what, if you profess to know Jesus, but it's not Jesus over everything, you want
49:43to know what that's called?
49:44It's called idolatry, man.
49:47It's called idolatry.
49:48Aye, right here behind this microphone for years of bang the drum.
49:54Against idolatry of skin shape.
49:57And guess what?
49:58It may be a different day, but I'm playing the same note.
50:02I'm playing the same note.
50:04And if you find yourself, find yourself in ticed, welcome to Spirit of God for introspection.
50:10The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
50:15Family Association or American Family Radio.

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