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I am Pastor Ernie Sanders, the voice of the Christian Resistance. Stay tuned. My radio broadcast, What's Right, What's Left, is coming up right now. Coming to you live from Independence, Ohio. Changed our life for the.
Heard around the world every Monday through Friday. Pastor Sanders is always years ahead of the rest of the media, telling you exactly what they're covering up. This is what's right, what's left. I tune in every chance I get to hear exactly what's going on with the voice of the Christian resistance. unabashedly cutting through the rhetoric by exposing the hard topics facing our society and world.
A lot of the other news media don't pick up the news items like he does, and bring into light the enemies of freedom. Who are out to steal your rights, your children, and enslaving you? You really get the truth out. I can tune into your show and hear the unvarnished truth. Thank you.
This is what's right, what's left, with Pastor Ernie Sanders. Good evening, and welcome to another edition of What's Right, What's Left. Hello, everybody. We want to welcome you to the show tonight, as you can hear. This is not Pastor Ernie Sanders.
He is away at the moment, but we plan on having a blessed night tonight. This is Elder Barkley right now. I'm speaking with you, and in our studio tonight, we want to. This is our pledge week, and so we want to acknowledge our helpers that are back there, and in our back we have Brother Carl. We have Brother Eric, and sitting across from me right now is Little Lisa.
Go ahead, Lisa. Good evening, everyone. All right, that's Little Lisa, and we also have Big John John McTurnan from Texas. Where you at, John? I'm in the Houston, Texas area.
There he is. There he is. There he is. All right! All right!
And God bless you, and God bless Pastor Ernie, and God bless all our listeners. Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. We're we're going to have a blessed night tonight. But before we get started, we're going to be hearing from John in just a moment here. But we want to recognize again Pastor Ernie Sanders as he is away right now.
He had to have a procedure, and we just want to keep him in prayer. But we also want to dedicate this song to him.
So, Andy, go ahead and take it away. Fall if you're falling. Let the whole world hear. There's a message of faith coming out and clear from Independence, Ohio. The truth goes forth, shining the light and proclaiming his word.
When evening falls and the day is done, there's a voice on the radio, pointing to the sun. With the Bible open and his faith held strong, Pastor Sanders keeps pressing on through the end. Comes a faithful call to stand for the Savior, the Lord above. With courage and conviction, he takes his stand, sharing the gospel all across the land. For Christ, for liberty, for decency, standing firm in faith and speaking fearfully.
What's right, what's left? Let the message ring. Lift up your voices to the King of Kings from Independence, Ohio. Let the whole world know. There's a light in the darkness and we're letting it show.
What's right, what's left? Hear the good news tonight. In the full truth and walking in the light, until midnight, every weeknight we hear. Pastor Sanders bringing the message loud and clear. More than a prophet, more than show, a ministry with a mission wherever the airwaves go.
Calling hearts to Jesus, calling people to pray, holding to the scriptures and never changing. For Christ and for liberty, his voice remains strong. For decency and righteousness, he keeps marching on. From Independence, the message takes flight, reaching through the radio in the still of the night. For Christ, for liberty, for decency, standing all the way for all the world to see.
What's right, what's What's left? Let the message ring. Lift up your voices to the King of Kings. From Independence so high, oh, let the whole world know there's a light in the darkness, and we're letting it show. What's right?
What's left? Hear the good news tonight. Standing up for truth and walking in the light until midnight. Every weeknight we hear Pastor Ernie Sanders bringing the message. Loud and clear.
Who do we stand for? Jesus Christ. What do we cherish? Liberty. What do we honor?
Decency. Where do we stand? On the Word of God. From Independence, Ohio. Let the message go forth.
From ten to midnight, let the good news ring. Every Monday through Friday, lift your voice and sing. Keep fighting. Keep standing strong. Preaching the gospel all night long, through every trial, through every test, keep seeking the truth.
What's right? What's left? What's right? What's left? Let the message ring, glory, hallelujah.
To the King of Kings, from Independence Ohio, there's a ministry strong, lifting up Jesus through message and song. What's right? What's left? Keep shining the light for Christ, liberty, and decency. Keep fighting the good fight.
10 p.m. to midnight, every weeknight we hear Pastor Ernie Sanders bringing the gospel out and clear. What's left? What's left? Stand for Christ.
Stand for truth. Stand for liberty. Stand for decency. From Independence, Ohio, let the faithful proclaim Jesus Christ is Lord. All right!
All right! Hey, we are back! Yes, yes, yes. That is for Pastor Sanders, and we certainly appreciate that mighty man of God. But listen, folks, we forgot to acknowledge our producer tonight, Andy.
So we want to say hello to Andy because he's keeping us all in line in here. Hey, Andy. Hey, Randy. Oh my goodness, brother Randy. Yeah, Andy.
There. That sound went way low when the song came on. I really couldn't hear it.
So I don't know if it's just my phone or went out to everyone, but you may want to check that. I couldn't hear the song. Oh boy!
Well, we hope you. We hope everybody could. Yeah, well, I'm sure they'll check check into that. But yeah, that's dedicated to Pastor Sanders, and we're praying that he heals up well and. Get some rest right now.
We also want to mention that today's date. This is Friday, October the sixteenth, twenty twenty-six, and this is our Pledge Week. Pledge Week. Pledge Week. Pledge Week.
Listen, this is our opportunity to make sure we make an impact for the Kingdom of God, making sure that this radio station can get out throughout the United States to various cities, places that you and I probably. Couldn't just go to, but the airways is taking it there, so we want to be able to keep. This message going out to all of those places.
So, pledge week, we have a couple of pledges in that we want to acknowledge first, and then we're going to let John go take us into the word. And so, that first one is coming from New York, and I believe that is Dionizio. I hope I'm pronouncing that right. But pledges, ten dollars from New York.
So, we want to acknowledge that and say. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We also have Dua Dya from Ohio. She pledges one hundred. And we also have a Donna or Donna from Ohio pledges one hundred.
So there we go. I was looking for the clap hands. Applause. Thank you, thank you, thank you. So let me give you those numbers.
The numbers to call tonight, Pledge Week, is two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. Again, that's two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. And for the credit card line, it is eight eight eight. Two eight one one one one zero again. Credit card line is eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero.
All right, John, go ahead. Take her away.
Well, thank you, Elder Barkley. Pastor Ernie asked me to lead today in teaching the Word, and one of my favorite scriptures. Is Titus 2:13, and it goes like this: Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior Jesus Christ. But what I'd like to do is it's set in. Let me see five of the scriptures.
It goes together with five of the scriptures.
So let me read these five scriptures. I'll just read them, Elder Barkley.
Okay.
Okay.
It's not that long.
Okay.
Titus two eleven. For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men.
Now you can't see it out there in Radio Land, but it it doesn't end with a period. It's got a comma.
So what? Verse twelve, continue. It's a continuation of verse eleven, teaching us that denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world.
So it doesn't end there. It carries over to verse thirteen. Looking for that blessed hope. And glorious appearing of the great God, and our Savior Jesus Christ, and then it says again. It ends with a semicolon.
So this is all continuation. Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity and purify unto himself a special people, zealous of good works.
Now it's a period.
However. Verse fifteen is a part of the sequence. These things speak and exhort and rebuke with all authority. Let no man despise thee.
Now that ends this series of teachings, which scriptures would start at verse eleven.
So let's go and let's look. Start at verse eleven. And the grace of God that bringeth salvation. At the peer to all men. Yes, it's God's grace that brings salvation.
Purely God's grace. He's a loving, kind God, and by His grace, through the gospel of Jesus Christ, He brings salvation. It's available to all the world to those that will receive Christ as their Savior. But then it says, "What does grace, God, God's grace, do? Teaching us that denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world." Now, ungodliness means God's not in your life.
No person's living a life without God in it now.
Sometimes it can be sin. Most of the time, I guess. Other times you can just be leading, we'll say, not necessarily sinful, but God's not in your life. That's ungodliness. And then it says worldly lusts.
Now, of course, this world is just loaded with lusts. From one end to the other, and we can make things like lustful that are not necessarily evil. For example, money. For example, people could lust for cars, hobbies. It could just take them over, and that's what the Bible is warning us about.
And it says here in verse twelve, then to live soberly—that means soberly doesn't mean it means clear thinking. It doesn't mean without alcohol, drunk on alcohol. Righteously—that is to live according to God's word—and godly—that means God is in our life. From when we wake up in the morning till we go to bed at night, in this present world.
Now, Elder Barkley, on those two verses, is there anything that you would like to give some maybe more detail to, or another angle to look at it? Um. Let's see what what what stands out is. I know that you mentioned looking for the blessed hope, and I did. Let me get back to where.
Yeah, I'm I'm rolling into that verse next, but these two here, I just wanted to give you a chance if you felt you wanted to, you know, add something or look at it from a different angle. Oh, well, go ahead. I'm I'll wait for the next verse for thirteen.
Okay.
Yeah. All right.
So the object, as Christians, is we don't want to live ungodly, right? And we don't want to have, you know, worldly lusts control us.
So we should live soberly, clear-minded, righteously in this God and godly in this present world. But there's a semicolon there at the end of the sentence. Which means that what follows is part of what preceded it. The semicolon joins them together, and the next verse is looking for that blessed hope and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior Jesus Christ.
So, looking for the blessed hope has to do with the rapture, right? Christ coming for us, right? Being with him, meeting him in the air, and going to the marriage supper of the Lamb, living in our the place he has prepared for us, which is called actually the New Jerusalem, is what it's called in the Book of Revelation. But that lifestyle, I'm going to say, living with the Blessed Hope, looking for him, it has an effect on how we live. Yes.
Yes. So, so looking for the blessed hope will cause us to think soberly, clear-minded. It will cause us to want to live righteously. If we're living with the blessed hope, it's very difficult to live unrighteously. And also godly.
With the blessed hope, we we constantly have the Lord on our mind.
So the blessed hope has an effect here, a very positive effect here, as we live on earth. It keeps us anchored with our mind in heaven, and all of the the things that we want to do—be righteous here, we want to be clear thinking, we want to be godly. The blessed hope focuses in that way, and it radically affects our life for God.
Now, I've got more to say, Elder Barkley, but I'm just wondering now if there's something more you want to add. Yeah, when when you had mentioned about again looking for that blessed hope again. It is important that our focus is there, and it reminds me of First John, or I believe, which ties into it, First John three two and three, and it says, "Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be, but we know that when He shall appear, we shall be like Him." For we shall see him as he is, and it says that, and every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure.
So. As we know that He is going to return, and we have that hope again. This is saying that if we have that hope, we're going to purify ourselves. In other words, we're going to align ourselves. Not that we can be saved by works or anything like that, but there should be.
Again, because of the favor and the grace and the love that has been extended to us, and God's um and God's dying on the cross for us, we should be following after His commandments, and and so again. If we have this hope of His return, we're going to be purifying ourselves. We're going to be doing what's right to look out and make sure that we are are are actually in line and keeping our focus on Him. Yes, I was going to use First John three three three there, but you used it for me, and that's fine. That was a perfect scripture.
To tie in there, but folks, one of the major things for us to live, to have life in us, is hope. Whether you realize it or not, hope is very essential in our life, in our well-being, in our mental health. There's been all sorts sorts of research done on hope. And people that have lost hope in what's happened, and it can cause early deaths. It can cause severe depression.
It can can lead to sicknesses.
So when we our hope in this world is Jesus Christ, we don't. He's that's the number one hope. In fact, in Hebrews. Chapter Six. It calls this hope the anchor of our soul.
It's an anchor here on life, and you can live a life without hope. Let's without the blessed hope, and something can come into your life. And without that blessed hope, something I'm going to say disastrous or awful. Without that blessed hope, folks, you can be absolutely devastated with it. But the blessed hope gets us through everything.
Everything, absolutely. That blessed hope cannot be taken away from us because it's anchored in the Word of God, and it has to do with the second coming of Jesus Christ. And putting it in perspective, we go when the Lord comes for us. He takes us to what the Book of Revelation. Chapter 19 says is the marriage supper of the Lamb, and that's connected with us.
Where Jesus said, "I'm going to prepare a place for you, and when I go, I'm going to come back and take you where I am." That's called the New Jerusalem. That's it. The way it's described in the Bible is incredible.
So we have a wonderful, wonderful future. And thinking of the Lord coming for us, the marriage supper of the Lamb, be spending eternity in the New Jerusalem, gives us life here, hope here. Because if we don't have that, this world can can it, Brother Barkley, this world it's like a a short circuit for spiritual power. The blessed hope is a continuing. Like electric charge for us, so we don't short out.
But without the blessed hope, we can be drained, and our focus can be here on earth. We lose God's power. Right. We lose the clarity of spiritual thinking, and we become sort of, in a sense. Dead in the water here spiritually.
That's like the Laodicean church. It was just happy with wealth in the world, but it was powerless. Yeah. So we, I want to encourage everyone to have the blessed hope live in you. Yeah.
Now it's a marriage supper at the Lamb of the Lamb in heaven.
So we are the bride and he is the groom, and it says that in scriptures.
So, Elder Barkley, how would you feel if there was someone, a woman, was going to get married, and you started to talk to her? Oh, you're you're engaged, yes. When do you plan on getting married? Oh, well, I don't know. With your husband there, your future husband.
What are you planning living?
Well, I I don't know. I don't really care. If someone, if a bride talked to you like like that, what would you think? Her, her this marriage would turn out to be. That that wouldn't turn out to be much of a marriage at all.
There's no expectation. There's no yeah. No hope. Yeah, no, no hope, no excitement. There's, yeah, right, yeah, right.
So believers that have no excitement about Christ coming, no excitement about. Look at that verse. Looking for that blessed hope and the glorious appearing. He's coming for us. One minute, he's the great God and our Savior, Jesus Christ.
If you don't have that hope, that expectation. There's something wrong, folks. It'd be just like going into a marriage and having really no hope, expectation of who you're going to marry and be with. And there's it's there's something radically wrong. And there's something wrong.
I want to encourage everyone: don't be grounded out in this world without powerless, without any life, spiritual life in you. Don't don't because that in the end is not good, folks. It is not good in the beginning either. But our life is looking for Christ coming, Him coming for us. He gives us a new body.
He takes us to heaven. We go to the marriage supper of the Lamb, and our eternal dwelling. It's it's in an incredible what it's called the New Jerusalem. The way it's described. In the book Revelation, chapter twenty-one and twenty-two, it's it's incredible, folks.
That is our eternal destiny. Amen, amen.
Well, we're up on a break, folks, and on the other side, we're going to come back with a video for you. Let's thank God for that lesson. Go ahead. Remember me, you're taking all my money. Remember me, you gave my job away.
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So everybody has got to get out to to vote November third, and so now we're going to go into a clip. This is from the YouTube. Channel from Ali to Breezy show, and this is an interview with William Federer, and he is exposing the game plan of Islam. And so, we're going to go into this clip. We're going to listen to this for a few minutes—I think about ten minutes—and then we'll come back and comment on the other side.
Go ahead, take her away, Andy. Mohammed was a warrior. He fought in sixty-six battles and raids, and so his men would raid caravans. But then they went to the the Mediterranean, and they would raid ships. And they would raid the coasts of Spain and Italy and France and bring the slaves into North Africa.
They enslaved over a million Europeans. There were whole Catholic orders in Europe through the Middle Ages called the Trinitarians, and the head of the order was called the Ransomer. The Muslims enslaved Europeans, correct? Yeah, and and then they also enslaved blacks.
So Muhammad was a white Arab. There are hadiths that says Muhammad was the white man reclining on a couch. Another hadith, he was lifting his arms. They saw the whiteness of his armpits. Another hadith, he was on his donkey.
It rubs up against somebody else, and the guy said, "I saw the whiteness of the prophet's thigh." And Muhammad owned black slaves like Bilal, and so Islam enslaved. Tens of millions of Africans castrate the men, make amulets, sell the women into sex trafficking. Timbuktu, where the canoe meets the caravan, was a big slave trading city. Khartoum, Zanzibar coast, you know, Tanzania. And they sold blacks for centuries across Africa and then the Ottoman Empire, but then when the when the Turks invaded Europe, they would capture Christian towns, you know, Bulgaria and Albania and Romania, and they would take the Christian boys and make them into their Muslim Janissary soldiers.
And then you know in Egypt they were called Mamlik slave soldiers. And so the idea is that the Europeans. Would pay an annual tribute to the Muslim pirates to leave their country's ships alone. Even Sweden, in the 1600s, some Muslim pirates raided Baltimore, Ireland, round up the whole town, took them to Morocco, and sold them into slavery. Dragut reefs, and and so when and even the pilgrims in 1625.
They sent a ship full of beaverskins back to England, and William Bradford said the ship was in the English Channel when a Turkish man of war captured it, took it to Morocco, and sold the crew into slavery. And so, once America became independent of Britain, the Sultan in Morocco said, "Well, you're not covered under the British tribute payment anymore. You're your own country. You got to pay up." If otherwise, the Barbary pirates will come after your ships, right? And so that's where President Obama said Morocco was the first country to recognize America's independence, and it's like, yeah, so that they could tax us, and so they were capturing our Americans and enslaving them, the Polly, these different ships, and and so right after the Revolution, Thomas Jefferson is sent as an ambassador to France, and he meets with Abderrahman, the Muslim ambassador, and he's.
Like, why are you enslaving our men? What did we do to offend you? And the Muslim ambassador said that no, it's just written in our Quran that all nations that do not acknowledge Muslim authority were sinners, and it was a right and duty to make them slaves. And any Muslim who should die in battle, sure to go to paradise.
So, so Jefferson owned a Quran to figure out what's in this book that makes them want to hate us when we didn't do anything wrong to them. Rather than the news media saying, "Oh, Keith Ellison swore into office on Jefferson's Koran," gee, Jefferson must have loved Islam. No, the day after his inauguration as the third president, he gets a demand from the Pasha of Tripoli for a quarter of a million dollars extortion tribute payment, and Jefferson said, "I did the only reasonable thing. I sent in a squadron of our ships." Bill, do you do you think that? That some some Muslims are not that extreme; that they are moderate.
Where the fundamentalist Muslims basically give Islam a bad reputation. Yes, I would say most of them are moderate, and so the the word Islam means submission to the will of Allah. A Muslim is one who has submitted to the will of Allah, and they think there will be world peace when the whole world submits to the will of Allah. And so, to them, world peace means world Islam, and so it's it's a different definition of the word.
So, when we say peace, it's different groups that don't believe the same thing, learning how to get along. When they say peace, it's when all your enemies are defeated. There's nobody left to conquer. There's nobody left to fight.
Now, a moderate Muslim believes the world will submit to Allah later. Maybe in the distant future, maybe at the end of the world, maybe it's even figurative. And since it's so far off, they really don't think about it, and they just want to live their lives. And they're wonderful people, and they want to have you as friend, friends, and family. And they fundamental Muslim, they want the world to submit to Allah now, and they're really excited, and they want to help make it happen.
And they'll do it by all means. And and the dilemma for the West. Is the nicer we show ourselves, the fundamental Muslims view that niceness as weakness, and they take that as an invitation to attack. And so we think if we bend over a little bit more, they'll be nice. They see us bend it over.
They said, "Look, Allah's given us our enemies. They're showing their neck, right?" And so, when the whenever they would lose a major battle, Battle of Lepanto, fifteen seventy one, Battle of Malta, fifteen sixty five, Battle of Vienna again in sixteen eighty three, whenever they would lose major battles, they would go back and be moderate for a generation or two, but then they would do some probing attacks, and if they didn't get slapped down. Then they would take this as a signal; they're supposed to get back into the aggressive mode. And so, the moderate Muslims prefer to be under the umbrella of the West and enjoy the freedoms.
So, ladies can wear fashions, and they can eat what they want, and go out whenever they want. Ladies can leave the house without their husband's permission. They can leave the house without being accompanied by a male relative.
So, they would prefer the freedoms. But when the fundamental ones do a terrorist attack and the the West doesn't come down strong on the fundamental ones, the moderate ones realize, well, gee, if you're not going to defend us, the the only player in town is them. We got to lean in their direction. They have no choice.
So the West showing weakness is pushing the moderate Muslims towards fundamental Islam, and the the fundamental Muslims. Are just as happy to kill a moderate Muslim as they are to kill an infidel, right?
So they view them as having backslidden from the way of Allah. And so, is that how they basically took on Christian countries like Egypt? Was a Christian country now it's predominantly Muslim. Lebanon, Syria, all of these countries were Christians now they're Muslim countries through the same. Tug of war between fundamentalists and moderate Muslims who basically had no support to push against it.
Yeah, well, in more recent times, they're using our tolerance against us. But in the originally, they simply played politics.
So, a little background: Muhammad was born in five seventy A.D. His father dies before he's born. His mother dies when he's six. His grandfather and guardian dies when he's eight. He's orphaned, taken in by an uncle, Abu Talib, who's a merchant.
Who goes on camel rides to different cities and hears about the different religions, and so some of the cities were Persian and they had Zoroastrianism that believed that paradise was filled full of virgins that would fulfill all the guys' desires. Muhammad hears this and it gets incorporated into his belief system. The Zoroastrians also believed in jins or genies, right, like a Thousand and One Arabian Nights and. And then there's a religion of Manichaeism. Mani was this person that thought there was little bits of truth in every religion, and he you could sort of extract them.
A follower of Manichaeism was Saint Augustine, till he met the guy and realized he didn't know what he was talking about. Spent the rest of his life debunking Manichaeism. But Muhammad heard about this. Hey, maybe there's little bits of truth in different ones. There's the Sabeanins in the Yemen area, and they were into chopping off you know hands and legs and.
They would go on pilgrimage, and they'd you know spit on the devil and throw rocks at him, and and that got incorporated into their traditions. And then in Arabia, in Mecca, they had a three hundred sixty different pagan gods in a square building called the Kaaba, and the most popular was who ball the moon god, and they had a rock they thought had fallen from the moon. It's a glass impact rock where a meteor hit the desert sand, melted it into this brown glass. And these pagans would kiss this rock, walk around this rock, bow to this rock for centuries pre Mohammed. Mohammed kissed that rock; it got incorporated into the belief system.
And then he went to some Jewish communities, and he originally had his followers bowing toward Jerusalem. For the first seventeen months of Islam, and then there's the Christian faith, and even Encyclopedia Britannica says the Gospel was made known to Muhammad through apocryphal and heretical sources.
So he thought the Trinity was a Father, Mary, and Jesus. Nobody ever explained to him the Holy Spirit, and so Muhammad. Goes into a cave, and there's a movement sweeping through Egypt at this time called monasticism, where if you really become a Christian, you should give away your money and live in a cave as a hermit, right? Just withdraw. You know, it's sort of like our version of separation of church.
I'm just going to withdraw from politics. I'm just going to enjoy my own relationship with God. And so they call them desert fathers. But Muhammad goes into a cave and he prays, and a spirit appears to him and squeezes him and Asked him to read, and he said, "I cannot read because he was illiterate." Spirit squeezed him a second time, said, "Read." He said, "I cannot read." Happened a third time, and then finally he began to recite, and that's how the crown came to him. He got these verses, he'd recite them till he had them memorized, and he teach them to his followers.
And people say, "How can somebody that's illiterate memorize all these verses?" Well, in Arabic, they had a little rhyme to them, a little beat, very similar to rap music, right? Thomas Carlyle wrote in 1840, "Arab Seymour Method" in it, and we much of it is rhythmic, a kind of wild chanting. All right, folks. We are back. We're going to have John do a little bit of commentary on that in just a moment.
But again, this is our Pledge Week, and first of all, we want to thank God for James in Ohio. He pledges twenty-five. We also have. Carl in Ohio that pledges twenty five. Thank you, James.
Thank you, Carl. We have Mark in New York who pledges one hundred, and then we have Tony in Toronto. He pledges one hundred. All right, all right. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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So. Coming back to the clip we just talked about, there, the Islamic plan, the takeover plan, being exposed by William Feder, talking about how Muhammad, which I didn't know, was actually a white man, and all of the slaves, tens of millions of slaves, that he had actually black slaves, but there were other slaves as well that that that that they. Conquered and had up under them as well, but those are just some of the things. And then it said, right after the revolution, the Muslim ambassador was was was talking to, I believe it was the president at that time, and he said they were trying to figure out why the Muslims hated. Them so much, and the ambassador's reply was: All nations that do not acknowledge Muslim authority are sinners, and it's actually their right and duty to make them slaves, according to the Quran.
So, go ahead, John. What's your commentary on that?
Well, Bill was a friend of mine, and Pastor Ernie's had him on the show here several times. I don't know if you're aware of that or not. He did mention to me that he was his friend. Yeah. Yep.
Yeah, yeah. I've not not recently, but back in the day, Bill and myself spoke at like events together. You know, when I came to know him, and we even swapped books. My book was "As America's Done to Israel," but he is a an incredible historian.
So, what happened? And this is going to sound odd to everyone. I hope I'm sure it will. But we, in a roundabout way, owe the Muslims. There, that Jefferson engaged with for the Constitution of the United States, because what happened was in the after we gained our independence in 1780s.
There, we were under the Articles of Confederation. Was the government that really wasn't the government, and the Articles of Confederation couldn't do anything. I mean, couldn't couldn't conduct a war, couldn't raise taxes. Couldn't build an army; it could do nothing. And the Muslims were raiding our ships, just like Bill had mentioned in the Mediterranean.
And and he did mention where the Muslims did come up in the 1600s. Up, they didn't come to America, but they raided Ireland, and they raided into England. They they did that, so we are they were raiding our ships and taking the ships, stealing the ships, and enslaving all the sailors on the ships.
So we decided that we needed a strong nation to deal with them.
Now there was a strong government to deal with them.
Now there were other issues involved, but this is definitely one of the reasons. We developed the Constitution of the United States, giving the president war powers, and set it up the way it's set up because of what the Muslims were doing to our ships in the Mediterranean in the 1790s. I find that utterly amazing. How about you, Elder Barkley? Yeah, absolutely.
That's that's amazing what they're what they're doing. And I, you know, I was looking. It seems that down there in the Lone Star State, they're building quite a few mosques down there. And it seems like the the people just seem to be asleep. Which no, we're not asleep down here.
We're well aware of it. Like in the last primary here, in I guess it was in May, they had a question on it on the primary about Sharia law and Islam, and the Republican response. I don't know what the Democrat was, but the Republican response was ninety-nine percent wanted Texas protected from Sharia law. We are well aware of what's going on now. There's a mosque not too far from me here.
Okay.
There's a huge one they built just south of Houston, and apparently they want it to be the center in America of developing imams. It's very large, very very large, and they are building them across the state.
So yes, Islam is making. A definite inroads here in Texas. Houston has a significant population. Dallas has a significant population, and this can't go on forever, Elder Barkley. There is a pattern with Islam.
Bill Federer. I highly recommend you go to like YouTube. Put its name in. Bill Federer, F E D E R E R, and you will get tons of information about many things. But one of them is Islam.
Yeah. So what they do is they come into a nation like America. Obama really opened up the floodgates to them, and they're very quiet at first. Very nice, generally speaking. Right, and then they get more and more in numbers.
Now, this isn't this is what they've done in Europe. We can look over in Europe, and they've done this through history. Yes, then they begin to when they get a little power, they'll get voted onto the school boards, local politicians, and all. They they they want to engage like with Shiro law on low levels. They they want to broadcast their five times a day prayer, starts at six in the morning till six at night, yeah.
And everybody, the Muslims stop, and it's brought. They broadcast it here, like in Dearborn, it's broadcast now in New York City. Yeah. When Mandami took over at noon, there they they're broadcasting it from the mosque, and it is loud in New York City. That's part of them taking over.
When they when they do that, it's it encourages them that New York City is coming under their control, that Dearborn is coming under their control, and you are under like their control because you hear it. Yeah, you hear it, and then they they go for substantial power.
Now they're doing that right now in Great Britain. The eighth largest cities in Great Britain are all under Muslims. Muslims have all been elected there as mayors and into high positions, and then slowly but surely they will engage more and more and more of Sharia law and bring the people. It's like a like a boa constrictor. It's like a boa constrictor wrapped around you, and at some point, it could go so far that you would have to use physical force to stop them.
Wow! Wow! That's the plan. That's that's their plan. I mean, it's it's in France.
It's in Germany. They, from what I understand, as I follow in the news, they've taken over the communists and the Muslims have taken over Berlin, and For everyone listening to me, it's bad enough for the men. For women, you females listening, you better be ready to go. Hey John, we're up to we're up to one one minute here. Let me let me give out the we have few pledges that just came in.
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