The Ron Edwards American Experience - 261007

God, I love this station. Program loaded and ready. And away we go. Say A, say M, say E, say R, say I, say C, say A, M. Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experience Talk Show, where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now, your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards. Well, good day. Good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experience. It's great to be back with you. So many interesting things happening in our country and around the world. So many, man, hope we can get to some of them at least. Among the things that are going on that have been really pressing on my mind is what has been happening socially in our country. It's been a big problem that I've noticed for, I don't know, one, two, three, about four decades, literally. And it has to do with the relationship between men and women and boys and girls here in the United States of America. Now, we were brought up on certain principles where you respect one another, you respect women, and women are supposed to respect men, believe it or not. But something happened after the bastardized rights movement in the 1960s. You had a situation where in this country and increasingly in places like Western Europe, women were pedestalized, put on pedestals. And things eventually devolved to the point where it was only boys and men that were taught to respect women. and honor girls and women. And in the reverse, it didn't matter. You're a man. You can take it. It doesn't matter. Your feelings don't count. And we saw this attitude grow in the judiciary and government in general and schools. One of the reasons why beginning in the 1990s, you started seeing fewer and fewer young lads going into college. And one of the main reasons is that they were catching on that they were being taught against as boys and men. They were often verbally abused by professors, etc., etc., etc. And things were built around the female. A very gynocentric environment. A gynocentric environment. And so, men and boys being more logical, they just back out. And increasing numbers, they back out so fluidly out of colleges that now more females go to college than men and boys. And when you look at the condition of education today, actually, that's a good thing for the boys because colleges and universities today are mostly indoctrinating rather than truly teaching and setting you up for success economically in the world anyway. And many boys are now and young men are turning towards vocational schools and trade schools and things of that nature. And they're going to be opening up more of those across the understanding that's been brought to my attention. And so that's a good thing for the boys. And by the way, many of these trades are paying much more than, let's say, even your average office job. And I think that's a good thing. Men have to be respected, and they should be as long as they seek to be honorable and they work and they do what they're supposed to do. And I began to see years ago something else that is now prevalent in our society. And that is, see, for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. And we should be concerned about that. And see, now, as in opposition, to the belligerent American female, guess what's happening? You have something called Sharia law. And Sharia is growing in stature. It is very prevalent in Dearbornistan, Michigan, Plano, Texas, and a few other places that I could name. And it is going to continue to grow. See, that is a curse. When it comes to America, the advent of this kind of practice in our country is a curse because our nation was not founded upon those kinds of issues or purposes or principles. But those wrongful principles are now allowed to, they were allowed to land in our country and they are now allowed to spread because our country, our republic, has lost its way when it comes to men and women in this country. You see, when you lose your way and you get stupid and you get retarded, bad things happen. And so for a long, long time, liberal women, and now it's even in the church. I've seen it even among feminism, even amongst conservative females in the church and in the political arena too. Oh yeah, I've seen it firsthand. Trust me on that. And so I know, again, for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction. And when I would tell females through the years, look, I don't know what you think you're getting away with, but the only reason why you're doing what you're doing is because you know, because of the laws and the setup that you all have today, there's no repercussions for your attitudes, there's no repercussion for your mental abuse of boys. While you uplift the girls in the family, I've seen it. Went through it myself after my own father died. It was big. It was horrible. My father died when I was 12. And it was a different world. It was awful. So I know, talk about living on both sides of the track. I've lived in a home that you would consider like, I don't know, Lever to beaver almost. The neighborhood was like that. But then when dad died and his income was gone and it was just my mother's teacher's income and the neighborhood drastically changed during the year of his death, it was, wow. So growing up, like I said, I've lived on both sides of the track. I've lived in an environment that Many would say, boy, this is wonderful. And then I've lived in an environment that those would say, Lord, have mercy. And I do believe, by God's grace, it was because of the father that I had before, you know, he died when I was 12 because he was such a principled man and he was always teaching me. He was always trying to point me in the right direction. And by today's standards, people would say, well, he was a strict disciplinarian. Absolutely. And we need more of that today. A lot more. And it was because of those teachings that I did not allow myself to be sucked in to what you see today out of the black community. And even out of blacks that did not even grow up around blacks all their life. Like myself, I didn't. It wasn't like that. It changed after dad died. But I did not allow myself to be sucked in to the bitter black American mindset. And I give my dad credit for that. I give my teachers credit for that too. Because our schools were very good and we had very encouraging but strict teachers who expected performance. Thank God for them. I still remember all their names. They were wonderful people. And so you don't see much of that today. You don't see young women taught how to be young women, to grow up, to be good wives, good whatever. They're taught that they're queens. You notice in families they never call boys queens. Key. Or prince. We did call our son the prince. We did do that. And when we were little, little boys were called master. Whenever I'd receive a letter in the mail, it was called master. That's an old tradition. I know that's from the old world or whatever, from Britain. And my dad was heavily influenced by that way of thinking. And so today boys are not addressed in such a high manner in most American households, but the girls are. But unlike when the boys were addressed in a high manner in the past, They're not disciplined today. The girls are not disciplined today. They're just taught, hey, girl, you're all that. You're a little princess. And once they reach a high school, then they're the queen. But they're not taught. Manners. They're not taught to care about others. They're definitely not taught to respect their male schoolmates. Men in general, it's all about you go girl and the sisterhood. And while on the surface, that may seem good for the American female, because, you know, boss babes, they think they're all that and nothing can stop them. And God is in their back pocket, the Christian ones, because, and you can't fully blame them because this is what is encouraged. I saw this directly encouraged even in a large conservative church in metropolitan Detroit. And I was shocked out of my wits. I was like, wait a minute. A conservative church. Very good on most of the principles. Very patriotic, etc., etc., etc. Very supportive of Israel. You know, all the good stuff, right? But then, on the other hand... When it came to male and females, oh my gosh. Men were always corrected every week. You this. But never anything against the females because they didn't want to anger the females. And one church I attended, I became friends with the pastor and went into his office one day and I looked him square in the face and I said, why is it that most of you ministers beat down on the men and teach via catering towards the females. Don't you think that's going to harm the body of Christ and even our nation in the long run? And he was honest enough to tell me, he says, yes, Ron, it is. And I told him, I said, you know, you're one of those exceptions and you get on everybody because you don't seem to be afraid. And he pointed something out. He said, Ron, one of the main reasons is because many pastors are afraid. I said, afraid of what? They don't want the backlash from the females or they're afraid that they'll leave and they don't want to miss those contributions. And I said, oh, man, that was most disappointing. Because if you are a teacher of principles, you're supposed to be representing God Almighty, the creator of us all. And you're supposed to be standing on his principles. And you're more afraid of American females than you are God. Or you fear losing a few coins more than you fear God. And you are a leader of And in some cases, these are pretty large churches. Then, in my humble opinion, these pastors are indirectly setting our nation up for a big hurt. And this particular pastor agreed with me. When I told him that, I said, look, I see a real dark cloud coming. And a part of that dark cloud is Sharia law. And at that time, there was no known Sharia law on slaves in America. I didn't know of any at the time. They weren't here. As far as I knew. But then in recent years, you know the drill. They're in Texas. They're in Michigan. And it's been brought to my attention they're elsewhere. And I know of cases in Michigan and Dearborn where girls were, you know, had to, they died due to honor killings. The father kills the daughter. They call the ambulance. They just come quietly, pick up the daughter's body. And then all of a sudden, on that street in Dearbornistan, they're throwing candy around and everyone's shouting and dancing and having a good time. This is crazy work. Now, Far be it for me to say this, but if it were up to me, that entire street would have been deported immediately. Because, as I said earlier, this nation was not founded upon that. That religion, which isn't a religion, it's a political movement, technically, has nothing to do, has nothing in common with our founding principles. It has nothing to do with the principles that made America great that can make her great again. The twang don't meet. And I'm going to have Jay bring up a video and share it with us because I want you folks to share this. When you see this, I want you to share this in your communities. And let them know that this is a warning, you know, sponsored by liberals in America and the Muslim community in Dearbornistan, Michigan. Now, this isn't in Dearbornistan, but this is what has happened in Dearbornistan on a regular basis. Jay, go ahead. I don't know. Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello! Now, this is not something that I wish. Whatever happened in America, it's too late. It's here. It's happening in America, in places like Dearbornistan, Plano, Texas, elsewhere, on a very, very regular basis. London, England, it happens in the streets there. So we need to ask our American females, what do they want? What is, yeah, what do they want? Do they think that they're so big and bad that nothing can happen to them because the legal system happens to be in their back pocket now at this time? You know, it's funny, but then again, not so funny. I guess it's both at the same time. When you look at the biblical history and the children of Israel, they were all that in a bag of chips. There wasn't a war that they could lose. Because God was with them. But when they defied God, guess what happened? When David took a wrong census, when other principles were broken, when they started being intertwined with false gods, especially the female-oriented gods, Venus and all of that garbage, garbage. Guess what happened? They started losing. And so, I don't think that if God allowed these things to happen to his chosen people, his dear ones in Israel, okay? I don't think that history will not repeat itself. itself here in the United States of America. Oh, wait a minute. I'm sorry. It already is. But I have a funny feeling that if this rampant feminazi attitude continues as strongly as it is in the United States of America, oh, Canada, Canada, France, I mean, they're just done. And we'll be talking about that in a minute too. Because what's happening in France can happen here on a large scale. See, when you don't respect what is right, then wrong will be your burden. It's just like a garden. Every summer, I have to weed like crazy. I feel like a weeding, weeding, weeding machine, you know. It's just crazy. And if I don't do it, those weeds, you wonder where in the heck do they come from? Because they can be so prevalent so quickly. It's the same thing when it comes to principles among human beings. If we continue to act a certain way, we will be overtaken in our country by the weeds of socialism, the weeds of Sharia, The weed of economic collapse. The weed of government abuse. The weed of the reopening of our borders. And so it comes down to what are we bold enough? Are we bold enough to stand up for what is right? Are we intelligent enough? I'll give you an example. There are individuals, including myself, okay, I'm one of them too, who have complained about our disappointments with the Trump administration. Okay? Because we believe in the truth, we believe we're honorable people, and so we're not afraid to speak about wrong where it is wrong, or if people are missing it, they're not fulfilling promises, etc., etc. etc. Now, in some cases, when it comes to Trump, some cases, he's being blocked from fulfilling promises. Okay? He has the John Thunes. He has the other enemies. What's the other guy? Oh, gosh. He said that he's going to do all he can to make sure that the SAFE Act never comes to fruition. Another Republican, another rhino. Can't think of his name right now. He's a meaning that he's a forgettable figure anyway. Massey, that's, no, it's the other guy. I think he's a friend of Massey, but Tillis? I think it's Tillis. Yeah. Yeah, I read his quote. I think his name is Tillis. He quoted. I read it yesterday or the day before. He said that, hey, he will do all he can to make sure that the SAFE Act is never passed. Now, you're in the party that is supposed to be, you know, okay, you're in the better half of the unit party, okay? And you dare say you're going to do all you can to obstruct the SAFE Act because you hate President Trump. Now, some of us who have had problems with President Trump, others have a lot more problems than I do. I have some problems with him, but I still like the guy overall. I think... When I compare him to the majority of the presidents who have been in office in my lifetime, only he and Reagan are the two good presidents that have been in office in my entire lifetime. So, you know, maybe it's because I don't have a lot to choose from. But the thing is, we have to, you know, we have to glom onto our common sense. Are we going to say, you know what? Trump didn't do this. Trump didn't do that. Or he messed up here, there. Are we going to become so retarded that we say, you know what? Because there are things about Trump. A few disappointments. I'd rather go ahead and fight for the other side. This is what Karl Rove said. In good old Texas. Tillis. And others, George W. Bush, they're joining together in forces to make sure that Telefrico gets elected. And Telefrico is okay with Sharia law. Anything that is evil, Telefrico is okay for. And if the people of Texas who say, don't mess with Texas, don't mess with us, we big and bad here. If you're stupid enough in Texas to allow Telefrico or to vote for him, then I'll have no choice but to call you all a collection of retards. Because the last time I checked, no one is perfect. We look back historically on people like, oh, I don't know, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, all great men. All in their own metron did great things. But if you check into their lives through and through, these were not perfect men. They made some mistakes, even in government. Booker T made a few mistakes here and there. We all come short of the glory of God. We're all sin. We've all sinned and come short of the glory. So what we have to do is understand. See, if the average Christian in America were alive during the time of King David, They would have said, you know what? Get rid of the guy. He's a bum. Get him out of here. They would have settled for a more evil king. But what did God do? He said, David's a man after my own heart. Yes, we know that David repented. But he did some pretty wacky things. But because of the heart of David, he had chutzpah. And I think God respects chutzpah. One of the things that the body of Christ as a whole lacks today is chutzpah. You know, for the most part, the body of Christ is a testicle-free organization. And it's sad because we have access to the most powerful entity anywhere, way beyond the universe, but of all, okay? Okay? But yet we don't even utilize the power that is available through Jesus Christ because what do we do? Some of us fear man. Some of us fear women. Some of us are so jacked up, and I'm talking about in the Christian realm, they're so jacked up that they will not speak out against men in women's sports. I'm talking about Christian ministers. And then you have the big 12. You know, Christ had his 12 disciples, right? And isn't it an irony that El Saeed, who's running for the Senate in Michigan, has 12 Christian ministers who support him and are trying to convince the black community to vote for him in mass? But there's a lot of blacks who are not in such favor, especially Christians. Okay, mostly black men who are not in favor of El Saeed. And shout out to New Era Detroit, a group of men who got together and walked into the community in Dearborn, Estan, Michigan, and stood up to those clowns because what had happened is that a black female was driving through and she was hit by a Dearborn, Estan driver bashed into her car. The men run out, okay, of their houses, the Muslim men, jack her up a little bit, steal her purse, all of her belongings, call her nigger, this, that, and the other. And see, I'm not afraid to use the word nigger because if that's what people say, you know, I cringe every time I hear people go, when somebody does something and they say the word nigger, they say, Instead of saying what the person said, oh, the N-word, the N-word. What? There's so many words to begin with N. What word are you talking about? Just people need to be more forthright. If you can't be forthright on something so simple because you're afraid, oh, my God, if I say the N-word, no matter what context, I'll be labeled a racist. How crazy is that? Understand. You know, people have to go get back to understanding context, proper context. Maybe we need to just open a school teaching context, nothing else, so that people can stop being afraid and stop allowing the leftist to dictate what is said, what is not said, when it's said, how it's said, to whom it's said, la-di-di-da-di-da-di-da-di-da. We're coming back. Don't go away now. We're coming back. Stay out there now. We're coming back. We're going to tell you. We're coming back. How it's said now. We're coming back. Don't go away now. In recent years, many leftist black Americans have complained to the high heavens about bigotry in America. But have you ever heard of the brown paper bag test and who promotes it to this day? Hello, I'm Ron Edwards. On today's page from your original book brought to you by Root Brands Premium Products. In 20th century America, the brown paper bag test was used to deny black people access to positions of upward mobility if their skin tone was darker than a paper bag. There are horrible stories of black Fraternities, sororities, professional organizations, and churches using paper bag tests to determine membership. While the idea of brown paper bag testing... was first utilized during the slave era, the long discriminatory tradition of colorism that explicitly privileged light-skinned blacks over darker ones, continued by black Americans well into the 20th century and is still practiced by some blacks today who lean toward the leftist Democrat Party, which is understandable because the Democrat Party is the party of slavery, Jim Crow, lynchings, and discrimination. Of course, also the brown paper bag test. This is a perfect example of what Jesus meant when he stated, Instead of focusing on the splinter in your neighbor's eye, you should first take the beam out of your own. In other words, who may apply to, the discrimination you should be concerned about could be your very own. I'm Ron Edwards. The Ron Edwards American Experience, the talk show that celebrates America and reminds everyone she's worth fighting for. Join me, host Ron Edwards, and also don't miss a daily page from the Edwards Notebook Commentary right here on KSTAR Talk Radio Network. Liberty Works Radio Network. VARA Network. Lancashire Lighthouse Radio. KELY. WEAG. Liberty News Radio. LibertyTalk.fm. Ron Edwards, the new voice of America. Another case, the WNBA. I have to be honest, I don't watch their games. I've watched a few highlights of games because of Caitlin Clark. She's a phenomenal ball player, but she doesn't have cojones when it comes to fighting against the abuse that she has taken since she's been in the league. Her friend Sophie Cunningham, who's a martial arts expert, has fought back and has spoken out. And as of today, there was a columnist in the New York Times who says, hey, WNBA, the Indiana fever, maybe you should get rid of Sophie Cunningham because she is creating a disturbance. No, she's not. She's speaking out against wrong. And this is something that needs to be pushed back on bigly because when it comes to the point where whenever you speak out against something that is wrong, especially when you're speaking out against violence against another individual, okay, that you're the one that's now considered wrong because the left have been allowed to take over What can be said? What cannot be said? What is good? What is bad? What is evil? You see where I'm going here? And this is yet another one of the thousands of reasons I can think of why I love the body of Christ. The respect level is kind of low because we don't even have the the testicular fortitude to be able to just say, you know what? A is A. Aristotle's law of identity. A thing is what it is. A word is what it is. A principle is what it is. God's word is what it is. And we shall stand on it and based upon what it is, you're going the opposite. We're not going to go along with this. And stand tall and don't back down. If we were to do that in unison, And nonstop, guess what? They would back off. They would back down because they realized, man, these people are crazy. And it's good to be crazy a little bit. There's good crazy. Yeah. I've had to go cray-cray in the past. Saved my life. Stopped some evil stuff that was happening in the community where I had to go cray-cray. And I got the respect. of some of those who were trying to commit the cray-cray. So, and I was just one individual. Imagine if we as a body say, you know what? Let us together seek providential guidance, just as the founding fathers did when they put this country together. They sought providential guidance. They just didn't fight willy-nilly without his wisdom, no. But they fought. They were willing to go to battle. And that's where we're lacking. Yeah, we have individuals like a Charlie Kirk. Maybe because he wasn't surrounded by enough prayer while he got taken out. And he was bringing such interest of Christ to literally millions and millions of people, young people around the world. Something that God has really stressed that he wants to happen. And the one who was, the individual who was the number one, the number one proponent of Christ to the young people of this world was taken out like a bug being sprayed by a raid. And I believe, I could be wrong, although I seriously doubt it, but, you know, there's a small chance I could be wrong. I do believe that it's weakness in the body of Christ. When people are out there doing what they're doing, there should be prayer warriors automatically. There are some. Zechariah 2.5 family is one example. And maybe God is looking for greater numbers all over the place. Maybe that's, Maybe the warfare has gotten so large that many more people are needed in the effort to pray against evil so that those who are standing against evil, those who will stand against evil, those who are and want to continue, maybe they'll have a better chance to finish their job and be most impactful against those who are seeking to literally kill, steal, and destroy. And so we have to be willing. You know, we have to be of the willing. And so, yeah, to me, it's pretty simple. And I'm going to check here and I want to check on another story for you guys. Well, that's coming up. One thing that President Trump did today, there in the Oval Office, and I think it's a capital idea, is that now every child in the United States of America under the age of 18 is eligible for an account, a financial account. I think they start off with $ 250 and There were several billionaires there in the Oval Office. I mean, this is something that's been talked about for months. And there were skeptics wondering, yeah, I wonder if this is going to really happen, blah, blah, blah. It's such a good idea that even Governor Newsom of California said, boy, this is a really great idea. And what's his name? Mr. Popeye's politician out of California. Anyway, See, these people are so forgettable. So I'm not even ashamed of forgetting these guys' names because they're worthless politically. But yeah, those are two people that are very powerful on the left who have even said themselves, man, this is a really great idea. And the trick is, is that it's predicated on on a strong economy. And I think this builds in a strong economy concept. Because parents... And these children that are receiving these accounts and as they grow up towards college age or if they want to go to trade school or open a business, etc., whatever, they'll have this money growth at their disposal. And if they're taught right in their homes, in school, they'll understand free market economics. And they'll understand the blessing of what that is. And see, it's very unusual for a politician to think in such a manner that only the private sector can foster, can bring about and maintain and sustain. So you have to have a strong economy in order for these things to grow. So it builds in the concept of, wait a minute, we need to maintain what is best for this economy. What's being built in, my friends, is rational self-interest. Yeah, rational self-interest. It's a very important concept. And if that rational self-interest is predicated and based upon something that is good, and you understand that if things are going good, this will benefit you, and you understand how that came about, that may impact how you vote in the future, what kind of politicians you will vote for, etc., etc., etc. So there's a lot of wisdom in this concept. This is something that was impossible It is impossible for a leftist politician to propose something like that because the principles that emanate from leftism, communism, socialism, Islamism, the whole mix, it doesn't produce the foundation to maintain something like that. So I think this idea in itself is genius. And so while we can I think between the three of us, myself, Jay, and Mark Taylor, we could probably think of a whole lot of things that we could complain about when it comes to President Trump. And I'm man enough to admit it. But I can also think of a bunch of good stuff. And this is one of them. And I would rather have... this kind of a situation than one when I know, where I know it's totally dire straits. There's no way out. There's no way, no good outcome that can happen. We were in that situation in the Uncle Joe Biden administration. We were in that situation when Ali Obama was in office. I mean, it was such, how would I describe it in one word? Doldrums. Doldrums. It was just, it was awful. The atmosphere was just, oof. And you still have spiritual battles today, and certain places are worse spiritually than others, but there are pockets of optimism. There are reasons to be optimistic. So it would behoove us to not throw the baby out with the bathwater, but be more wise and much more strong in our efforts against the mistakes made by the Trump administration, but also uplifting and praying for the things that are right, that are good, to be magnified and strengthened and overcome the mistakes and that the mistakes be reduced and reduce the possibility of the leftists coming in and completely destroying the place. Now, ultimately, as a follower of Christ, hey, if it could be up to me, Christ would show up. Now, we'd have a mini party and get things really going. But the Lord said to occupy until he comes. And part of that occupation is to continue to fight against evil, continue to speak about evil, and to seek to defeat it. continue to bring up the children in the way that they should go so that when they grow up, they will not depart. We're here. We're commissioned to continue to do our part. We cannot throw both our hands and say, forget about it, because we may get ticked off at something stupid that is being done in the government or whatever. And sometimes you get more angry when people that we vote for join in with those who are trying to destroy the country. And I understand why Trump gets so ticked off when the Supreme Court justices that he voted for, that he went to bat for, turn against him and side with liberals. I have to admit, it's a lot less than you might think, but in the few cases that they have, it's been in some pretty important issues. Part of that reason, I believe, this is just a personal reason, I don't know those justices and I don't know inside baseball, but just looking at it and observing and just using a little logic here, I think it's fear. I think that fear has come in. Now, when it comes to Alito and Thomas, they act like they have no fear. They act like they don't know what fear is because they understand right from wrong and they understand that it is more important to stand up for what is right um when it comes to voting to um support or to go against certain principles whether they're right or wrong and they understand the principles of right and wrong are more important than the fear brought on by those who are threatening in many cases the justices now amy coney barrett and To a lesser degree, the other two, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, you know, sometimes they play the role of Chicken Little. And in fact, that makes me have less respect for them than I do for Katonji Brown-Jackson. And you might say, well, why is that? Well, because Katonji Brown-Jackson, no matter what the issue is, she's going to vote according to her beliefs. Even when it came to pretending not to know what a woman is. And every single issue, she has voted against. based upon the leftist philosophical base we all know that she's a part of. Okay? Now you have Gorsuch and Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett. They fluctuate out of fear. And what they don't understand or don't care is that this kind of fluctuation magnifies the strength and at least, at the very least, it magnifies the attitudes and the willingness of those on the left to push harder and harder and harder because they see, uh-oh, there's a chink in the armor, there's weakness. Uh-oh. Uh-oh, they're running out of gas. They're scaredy cats. So, It is my position that we no longer allow them to see us as scaredy cats. I never believed in exhibiting that kind of behavior anyway, especially when it comes to the issues of right or wrong. You're either right or wrong. You're either on one side or the other. And so you have to be willing to stand up if you believe, if you really believe in Jesus Christ, if you believe and you honor our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, our stated way of life, then in my humble opinion, you have no choice than to stand up for what you believe, for what you agree with. If you agree with our constitutions, if you agree with our Bill of Rights, then you should be in total opposition of those who disagree with those principles. Because to disagree with those principles, to disagree with the Word of God, means that you agree for the destruction of our republic. which makes life a lot more difficult for the rest of us, for all of us. Because even if you're in Christ, whether you're in Washington State, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, or wherever, you're still impacted by the principles that are enacted, okay, which impact the economy, the food supplies, etc., etc., etc. So as long as we are in this physical environment, we have to do what we need to do in order for this society to operate as well as it possibly can. And in order for it to do so, we have to be willing to stand up for what is right. And I mean across the board. Even on the simple, so-called lightweight issues. Because One thing I learned and I understood, I was taught about it by my dad, but I saw it in operation when I moved to New York. And I saw Mayor Giuliani in action. When he started fighting crime, he didn't just go after the murderers, the rapists and everything. Sure, he did. He did a masterful job of going after them. But he also went after the jaywalkers, the window breakers. You know, those who were doing minor crimes, he came after them with fangs gaping. And because he did on such a massive level, those who had that criminal mindset did not dare graduate to a higher level because they knew that the long arm of the law would come after them with fangs gaping. And that would be their, you know what, their backside. And crime dropped like a rock. It was so safe in New York. It didn't matter what hour of the day or night you walked about. Even Central Park was very safe. And of course, the city was cleaned up. I mean, my gosh. New York at that time was safer than any small town. medium and large city in the United States. It was the safest place in the United States of America where there were people living. And it was beautiful. But guess what? It was started because there were bold and brave prayer warriors who hung out at church in the city right there in Times Square. And they prayed like banshees, like crazy banshees. But their prayers were very principled. They were politically in line with people like Giuliani, conservatives. You know, they had that mindset. They also appreciated this country. And so, the rest was history. Times Square went from a trashy place, you know, 42nd Street, went from being an avenue of whoredom and prostitution to It was cleaned up. Both streets, both areas, Times Square and 42nd Street became very family friendly. And it was beautiful to behold. And Trump was a part of that. He was fixing up monuments and fixing up fountains and he repaired an ice skate rink. He was doing stuff back then just like he's done in the nation's capitol. during his current administration, fixing things up, helping people. There are dozens and dozens and dozens of cases where Trump helped people. The majority of those people that he helped, he didn't even know. But he, they crossed his path somehow, weren't necessarily, weren't even asking him for anything, but he saw their plight and said, wow, I got to help those folks. You know, And I know that he wasn't a born-again back then, but yet he was more helpful on average to even strangers than the average wealthy Christian of those times and these times. Most wealthy Christians are very stingy. They wouldn't help folks in certain areas Any more than an empty water bottle. And that's a shame. The left are always helping their own. They help them in media. They help them in so many areas. And then you wonder, why do they have such an impact all over society? Well, because they work together. They work together. We have a lot of growing up to do in the body of Christ. And Jay, I need you to install and play that video. And it's an explanation about the Democrats and how they work together. And they're working together so hard that they think that they have one party rule over America within their grasp. Now you talk about crazy work, but go ahead, Jay, and fire that up. And yeah. And so, yeah, go ahead. Borders plan to entrench single party rule explained in under two minutes. One, flood the country with untold millions of illegals by land, sea, and air from all over the world, enough to eclipse the populations of 36 individual U.S. States so far. Two, prioritize the needs of these millions of non-citizens over the needs of the American citizen with free flights, buses, hotels, meals, and phones. political party that imported them three keep them in the country at all costs even when they commit violent crime like murder and rape attack the language used to describe the criminals as opposed to the criminals themselves slander critics as racist four ensure their privileges are made irrevocable with city and state sanctuary laws that act as population magnets codify permanent status and ensure non-cooperation with ice five count the non-citizens in the census that will determine congressional apportionment in the house of representatives as of now that would equal 13 extra congressional districts a tremendous amount of electoral power six wage a massive heavily funded lawfare campaign to change state voting laws that legalize mass mail-in ballots no signature verification and no proof of citizenship requirements possible to prove voter fraud seven lock in the permanent voting majority with campaign promises of lavish benefits and permanent privileges enshrining generational fealty to the democrat party eight win elections nine entrenched single party rule has been achieved the best part your tax dollars are paying for. It yeah i know this is a dumb question to ask you but i'm gonna ask it anyway Is this what you want? Tell me in the chat room, is that what you want? I don't think you do. Because if you did, you wouldn't be watching this broadcast anyway. But you can tell me in the chat room what you think about that concept. And what you think we need to do about it. I want to see some of your ideas. Because We the people need to get active in this country. We really do. This upcoming midterm election, you know, it's funny, with every election, we're always saying, this is the most important election of our lifetime. Well, once again, we're here at that threshold, and this is the most important election in our lifetime. Now, if our side wins, And we get some conservatives in there. And the Republicans overall are allowed to keep the Senate and the House. And Trump is more free to do some of the things that he has been blocked from doing. I think that going into the general in 28 will be able to figure out a good presidential candidate. Man. But if not, we have but ourselves to blame. I don't mean you and me personally, because maybe you and I... I have, we've been doing in our own metron the best that we can do with what we have. But I mean, generally speaking, the body of Christ and the Republican conservatives have been mediocre at best. mediocre at best meaning that there have been a few great workers and stalwarts but for the most part it's been like meh meh and and you know one excuse people will use oh my gosh there's more to life than such and such and such i get bored with this topics and this that and the other well you know what's more boring than being concerned about your country A destroyed economy? Your destroyed liberties? Leftist bigotry? Or how about a made-up plague where you're forced to throw on a face diaper, take a shot that will only kill you or drive you nuts? Or change your DNA. Now that's boring. Because you're nothing more than a slave who thinks they're free. Because you're not on a physical plantation, but not realizing that you're on a widespread high-tech plantation. And you will prove the words that Clarence Thomas stated during his hearings today. After George H.W. Bush appointed him to the Supreme Court, when he hollered out, this is a high-tech lynching. Well, it was a high-tech lynching that they tried with President Trump, though he wasn't president at the time. And this is a high-tech lynching that they're trying against we, the people of America, that is already in place in England and in France. You see what's going on over there. Do you want what's going on in beautiful Paris, all over America. And it's not just Paris. It's all over France. But anyway, it is what it is. But according to what you and I do, we the people, it will be what it will be. And my prayer is that we turn out on the right side on this. Because it is down to do or die time. What say you? And join me every day at 3 p.m. via KSTAR Talk Radio or Liberty News Radio Network. To find all the information, go to theronedwards.com. Now that I see that my time is up, thank you so much for your time. And as I always say, remember to pray for your nation, your family, your friends, and even your enemies that they get it right before it's too late, because we all face judgment eventually. Yep, we all do. And treat others the same way you want to be treated. Until next time, I'm Ron Edwards. Excelsior! That's all, folks. Tags that stage right.