Episode 169 — Know Thy Enemy & Love Thy Enemy: The J*wish Question Answered w/ Fr. Mawdsley

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[0:02:46] These guys have got a bunch of really great books and titles from not too long ago. [0:02:53] Books like Action by John Usse, which we just did a little giveaway. [0:02:57] I still need to get the guy his book. Another one that's really good, if you haven't already [0:03:03] picked up, Flee to the Fields, the Faith and Works of the Catholic Land Movement, as well as [0:03:08] Economics for Helen by Hilaire Belloc. He kind of goes through and rips apart capitalism and [0:03:15] communism and presents the church's true teaching. And so with that, we are going to introduce our [0:03:21] guest who himself has written a bunch of books that we've been promoting here on the show. One [0:03:27] of them is The Metaphysics of Love, Reality as the Way of Life, If You Believed Moses, Volumes 1 [0:03:35] and 2, which I think it is kind of difficult to get a hold of these days because he's being banned [0:03:41] on Amazon, and his latest book, Know Thy Enemy, answering the Jewish question. Father Maudsley, [0:03:49] thank you so much for coming back on the show again. Thank you, Dave. It's a pleasure. Yeah, [0:03:54] no, this is great. I just, I haven't had a chance to like read it cover to cover, but I've been [0:03:59] skimming through this at night, you know, before bed. And this is absolutely fantastic. The, the, [0:04:06] the new book that you've got, I mean, you're like incorporating memes and stuff in here too. [0:04:10] So you're really kind of speaking to the youth and you, the way that you lay things out, just [0:04:15] very plainly, uh, very direct. Uh, there isn't a lot of obfuscation or, you know, you're, you just [0:04:23] take the bull by the horns. And of course, I think this is one of the, if not preeminent issue of our [0:04:29] time, is the conflict between the church and the synagogue. And so if you want to give just like a [0:04:36] kind of brief introduction of your book, you said in it that it's kind of like a follow-up to your [0:04:43] book, The Metaphysics of Love. Give people kind of an intro, I guess, if you don't mind. [0:04:50] I didn't want to write much about this alchemy of evil before writing about the positive, the metaphysics of love. [0:04:58] Because the evil, the synagogue, has no chance whatsoever against the church, but we're going to have to fight. [0:05:06] Jesus said he will not leave us orphans and he doesn't leave us in the dark either. [0:05:10] So if we wonder why have our societies become bloodthirsty and depraved, [0:05:16] it's because we're allowing people with a bloodthirsty and depraved spirituality [0:05:21] into positions of leadership and influence. [0:05:24] And there's no spirituality more bloodthirsty and depraved than that of the synagogue, [0:05:30] which Jesus himself calls the synagogue of Satan, [0:05:33] those who say they are Jews and are not. [0:05:35] So my book looks at a number of verses through the New Testament [0:05:39] where Jesus tells us what goes on through all history. [0:05:43] He's giving us the pattern for all of history. [0:05:45] Of course, it was true in his time, and it's true throughout. [0:05:50] So one of the verses it begins with is where it's saying the Jews sought to kill Jesus. [0:05:58] Why? [0:06:00] Their own Messiah, the true God and true man, [0:06:03] who never harmed anyone or acted unjustly. [0:06:07] And following from that, he gives part of the answer saying, your father is the devil. [0:06:14] And because they're following Satan, these leading Jews, then the whole people becomes [0:06:20] the synagogue of Satan. [0:06:22] Whether they're plugged into that or not, as long as they want to remain part of that [0:06:26] people, they have always the choice to recognize the true Messiah, Jesus Christ. [0:06:30] And if they refuse that, they remain part of this people, the synagogue of Satan, who [0:06:35] saint paul tells us are the enemies of mankind and we are tasting that today um more than ever [0:06:43] then the last chapter uh on these verses is about how they sought the more to kill jesus [0:06:50] um because he's revealing the divinity there's a hatred of god there so basically if we want to [0:06:59] understand what's happening in the world. We have to understand what Jesus was telling us on these [0:07:05] questions that even the church, the Vatican, is afraid to address right now. Yeah, and it is, [0:07:11] it's been interesting, you know, over the past few years, you know, towards the end of Pope Francis's [0:07:17] pontificate, he started to speak up a little bit about the genocide that we were seeing take place [0:07:23] in Gaza. It seems like Leo is kind of a little bit less boldly, but kind of taking a very similar [0:07:31] stance. But at the same time, that's happening. You know, there's pictures of, I think it was [0:07:35] Cardinal Parolin meeting with like Rabbi Shmuley, for example. And so I guess the first thing, [0:07:42] and I don't know if it's addressed in your book, but I have been seeing this pop up, is [0:07:47] the Vatican took some loans from the Rothschilds back in the mid-1800s. [0:07:53] Now, I don't personally think that that is really affecting [0:07:58] or that this is some sort of proof that the church has been bought off. [0:08:03] But what are your thoughts on that? [0:08:05] Because I've been seeing this come up as an objection that, [0:08:08] oh, the Catholic Church has bought off. [0:08:10] There were these loans from the Rothschilds. [0:08:13] What's your take on that? [0:08:14] I don't think it really has bearing, but... [0:08:18] It's definitely damaging. [0:08:20] It's not a total takeover, but always who pays the piper calls the tune. [0:08:25] If you're dependent on someone for money, they will have influence over you. [0:08:29] Worse was just before the Reformation broke out, before Luther. [0:08:33] I forget the name of this. [0:08:35] He was a Catholic banker, and he helped fund the construction of St. Peter's Basilica, the new build. [0:08:42] um but to do that the vatican then started taking on um systems of usury that for centuries [0:08:51] beforehand she would have condemned and so by taking on these jewish banking practices [0:08:57] the next thing we see the reformation breaks out and a lot of the complaints although unjust [0:09:02] to do with indulgences there was a lot of resentment about the way the church was using [0:09:08] money of course a lot of that was rubbish but some of it's true there was corruption there was money [0:09:13] which wasn't being used for the glory of god or for the benefit of the poor or for maintaining the [0:09:17] beauty of worship and so the Rothschilds giving loans in the 1800s um they know that's how they [0:09:25] get control over princes through history and uh I've not looked into it enough I don't know where [0:09:31] to get the information but it wouldn't surprise me at all that that's where some of the rot starts [0:09:36] to set in. But it's not a total corruption. Right. Yeah, I don't think it was either. [0:09:42] They never have that much power in any field. You know, there's this idea that the Jews control [0:09:47] everything and they can fix, arrange everything years in advance. They cannot. They're scrambling [0:09:52] as well. It's just the audacity of them means they get away with things and move on to the next thing. [0:09:59] But it's not because they have this infallible control mechanism. It's down to us to follow [0:10:05] Christ, if we follow Christ the King, there's no room for their subversion. And Jesus is King, [0:10:13] not only of our soul, not only of our family, our nation, but of all nations, university, [0:10:18] the whole world. And we have to honor him and treat him as such. Our laws have to reflect that. [0:10:22] And if we're not even bothered to try, then we're making space for the synagogue of Satan [0:10:28] to seek to dominate the world with its false Messiah, because they're the ones who oppose [0:10:34] the reign of christ the king most adamantly we in in my book know the enemy there's this rabbi [0:10:41] rubenstein writing in 1966 about the death of god in auschwitz um and that he would prefer [0:10:50] death as messiah to jesus christ imagine that are people who say forget jesus don't even look at [0:10:57] jesus after auschwitz the only messiah is death itself because we've been taught that the messiah [0:11:03] will liberate us from suffering and misery. And it turns out that the only way that can happen is [0:11:09] death. This is the spiritual blindness where we don't want those people having any influence in [0:11:17] society. They should be protected, but not allowed to govern us and not allowed to have influence in [0:11:24] the Vatican. Yes. And of course, that goes back to the Siku Iudeus Non, which was the consistent [0:11:29] teaching of the church from like what the 1100s on basically earlier 600 really yeah i'm saying [0:11:37] gregory the great pope gregory the great all right yeah and and that and correct me if i'm wrong but [0:11:42] basically that teaching is that nobody has the right to harm the jews you should not do anything [0:11:49] to their cemeteries to their synagogues um but also it set up guidelines for jewish behavior you [0:11:58] You know, don't be out in the public square, you know, preaching against the faith, spreading [0:12:03] immorality, don't undermine or subvert the faith. [0:12:06] And so long as both sides kind of uphold the bargain, the church would kind of protect [0:12:12] the Jewish people from violence and from unjust persecution. [0:12:19] But if they don't follow that, then basically the church was like, hey, reap what you sow. [0:12:24] You know, it was more of a hands-off kind of thing. [0:12:27] And what you're talking about, you know, again, this stuff is not, it's not like fringe theology. [0:12:35] This is not like, you know, a couple of goofy people, you know, studying the Bible, coming up with some weird interpretations. [0:12:43] I've got here on the screen, this is from the Fourth Lateran Council, which, of course, you know, we talk a lot about Vatican II and do you accept everything in Vatican II? [0:12:54] Well, the Fourth Lateran Council has the exact same standard, that we must give our assent of faith to this. [0:13:02] We must accept the church's teaching in all of the ecumenical councils. [0:13:05] It's not—one council doesn't trump another. [0:13:09] And so here at the Fourth Lateran Council, it discusses in Canons 67 through 71, talks about usury, [0:13:18] that they should be restrained from usurious practices, talking about Jews appearing in public. [0:13:26] And what we most strictly forbid is that they dare in any way to break out in derision of our Redeemer. [0:13:34] There are certain feast days that some of these synagogues celebrate where they'll put up a mannequin, [0:13:42] or I don't know how to put it. [0:13:45] You know, they'll kind of make an effigy [0:13:47] of either Jesus or St. Peter [0:13:49] and they'll kind of hit him with sticks [0:13:50] and stuff like that. [0:13:51] So that type of stuff was forbidden. [0:13:55] Of course, Canon 69, [0:13:57] Jews should not hold public office. [0:14:00] It would be absurd for a blasphemer of Christ [0:14:03] to exercise power over Christians. [0:14:06] That's a canon from the Fourth Lateran Council. [0:14:09] And then, of course, you know, [0:14:11] dealing with some of this stuff. And we're still dealing with this today. This guy, you know, [0:14:16] Roy Schumann and the Hebrew Catholics, the Association of Hebrew Catholics, you know, [0:14:22] they try to retain their old practices. They'll show up to mass wearing a yarmulke and putting [0:14:27] on tefillin. And it's like, this is condemned. What are you doing? You know? And then of course, [0:14:34] lastly, the crusade to recover the Holy Land, which kind of feel like we need to do that again. [0:14:39] I'm starting to get the idea that maybe we need to take that back, you know, especially after seeing what's been going on. [0:14:49] Roy Schumann has done some great stuff, but when the after October the 7th, he really revealed his weak spot for Zionism, which might say is understandable, but it's not at all Catholic. [0:15:02] and there was a whole i liked him beforehand but he had such an indifference to the suffering of [0:15:08] the palestinians i thought how is this a catholic spirit it's it's been said a lot of times and i [0:15:14] think i even said it myself in if you believe moses too and i i want to take it back now i've [0:15:19] said that jews make wonderful converts you'll hear loads of people say that bishop williamson said [0:15:24] that i'm not convinced anymore i think they just make converts like any other convert or like any [0:15:30] other Catholic, some good, some bad, a mixed bag. We're all mixed bags. We're all still sinners. [0:15:35] But even someone like Father Alphonsus Rattisbon, who had the vision of Our Lady, and we hear [0:15:41] wonderful things about him, read his writings. After that, he still thinks there's this extraordinary [0:15:47] role for the Jews within the church that then gave rise in a large way to the amateur Israel [0:15:55] and all the attacks they put on the sacred liturgy. [0:15:59] So, although I'm always very grateful [0:16:02] if a Jew converts, thanks be to God, [0:16:06] like any convert has to be careful [0:16:08] for a number of years [0:16:11] until they've really grown into the faith. [0:16:12] They might give their testimony. [0:16:14] They know that perfectly well. [0:16:16] But as for teaching [0:16:17] or saying what they hope from the church, [0:16:21] it takes many, many years [0:16:23] to be imbued with the Catholic spirit. [0:16:27] I mean, it happens straight away, [0:16:28] but it grows and intensifies. [0:16:30] So I'm much more cautious now about any Jewish converts. [0:16:35] It's not that they can't make great Catholics. [0:16:36] Of course they can. [0:16:37] And the first Catholics were all Jews, the apostles. [0:16:43] But I don't see the point in throwing them this bone [0:16:47] when it's not actually held up by what we see now [0:16:51] Oh, right. These Jewish converts are trying to subvert it. [0:16:54] It happens so often. You know, you'll get somebody I'm thinking of one in particular. [0:16:59] I'm not going to we're not going to talk about him on today's show, but I'm thinking of this one guy in particular who just like, you know, kind of like stomps down the door and comes in and says, I'm Catholic now, you know, and and as if they have some special relationship or that they understand the scriptures or the teaching of the church better than people who have been Catholic all of their life or, you know, [0:17:20] priests that have spent the last 20, 30 years studying. And it's like, no, I don't think so. [0:17:25] But, you know, at the same time, there's this, there's this guy, I won't reveal his name, but [0:17:31] a young guy, 23, 24. And he's a Jewish guy that just converted and he's on fire. He's on fire [0:17:37] for the faith. He really gets it. So yeah, it is, it is kind of a mixed bag. I won't trust them [0:17:43] until I hear them properly condemn that Jewish spirit revealed on Calvary. Because if you look [0:17:49] on calvary what's happening spiritually there is the love of god being revealed to all who see it [0:17:54] our lord laying down his life if you look what's happening materially it's the most savage cruel [0:18:00] assault on the best person that's ever been in the world and until if a jew converts now if he's [0:18:11] not got anything to say about that and how that's persisted for 2 000 years and if he's not interested [0:18:16] looking into it, how that enmity against the church has been forever, I'm not convinced that [0:18:21] the conversion's gone deep enough to bother listening to them. So again, it's good they [0:18:27] convert, but they've got to, until they are interested in exposing that perennial enmity [0:18:36] from the synagogue, then I'm not convinced that they've really got it. Yeah. Yeah, and just to [0:18:44] to kind of close the loop here on this idea that the Vatican was subverted by Rothschild loans. [0:18:51] Again, they, they made this loan. I think it was Pope Gregory the 16th back in 19 or 1832 [0:18:59] during the Napoleonic Wars. So if, if we're supposed to believe that the, the church was [0:19:06] subverted, well then explain how is it possible then that just a few decades later in the 1890s, [0:19:14] the church's official newspaper, [0:19:18] Le Civalta Cattolica, [0:19:19] released a series of articles [0:19:21] called On the Jewish Question in Europe, [0:19:23] the causes, the effects, and the remedies. [0:19:25] This was published by [0:19:27] back when the Jesuits were good, [0:19:29] you know, and they really got into it. [0:19:33] And it was also kind of done [0:19:34] marking the 100-year anniversary [0:19:38] of the emancipation of the Jews [0:19:42] that was done by Napoleon. [0:19:44] You know, he engaged in that revolution, was it 1789? [0:19:50] The French monarchy was trampled underfoot, replaced by democracy, [0:19:54] and then Napoleon convened for the first time basically since the destruction of the temple, the Sanhedrin. [0:20:02] And that obviously had negative effects in Europe. [0:20:06] that was beginning to be witnessed to the point that the Vatican decided to take the bull by the horns [0:20:14] and meet this problem head on with this article. [0:20:19] And this is available on thearchive.org. [0:20:22] Maybe I'll put a link in the chat if people want to dig a little deeper into it. [0:20:27] But have you, I'm assuming you've read that article from, [0:20:33] if you want to expound on that or share some thoughts about that. [0:20:38] It's excellent. [0:20:40] To go back to the corruption, you know, again, we're all sinners, [0:20:44] and you can get individuals who are subverted in the church, [0:20:46] and even it seems the whole order of Jesuits, because they were strong, [0:20:50] has been targeted, and now they are all not entirely rotten, [0:20:54] but very, very rotten. [0:20:56] So I don't think it's really any Catholics who think [0:21:00] the whole church of atican was subverted in the 1800s by the rothschilds that's something [0:21:05] protestants might say um looking for an excuse to dismiss the church um but exactly the work [0:21:12] of the jesuits in the late 1800s saying um and your friend emacle jones put just this pamphlet [0:21:21] out with an excellent introduction that any catholic nation um that allows the emancipation [0:21:29] of the Jews will basically lose Christ as its king. [0:21:33] That's not his words, forgive me, but that's the idea of it. [0:21:36] And it's true that that happens. [0:21:39] How could it be otherwise? [0:21:40] If you have a king and you're disloyal to him or you compartmentalize him, this king [0:21:48] is God and you're trying to compartmentalize him or you're trying to make an accommodation [0:21:53] with his enemies, then of course his reign is not going to be as strong as it ought to be here [0:22:00] on earth. Yeah, no, absolutely. Now, one of the things that I've been trying to, [0:22:07] I guess, emphasize recently is this idea of love, loving your enemies, right? Because [0:22:17] since the world watched this live-streamed genocide in Gaza, people have rightfully, [0:22:24] I think, gotten angry. They've been upset seeing little children blown apart and, you know, [0:22:31] kids shot in the back by the IDF. And certainly something has been going on with social media [0:22:38] where this topic has been not only allowed to be talked about, but like to some, in my opinion, [0:22:45] severe excesses, you know, people getting extremely angry, extreme, you know, calls for [0:22:51] violence against the Jewish community and stuff like that. And, you know, the answer is not to [0:23:00] hate these people. It's easy to hate your enemies. It's easy to hate evil and evil people. But I [0:23:08] think love is the answer. And that might sound a little hippie, but if we look at what the church [0:23:15] has done in the past, for example, the Fourth Lateran Council, those canons were not born out [0:23:20] of hatred for the Jews. It was born out of love for the Christian communities. It was even born [0:23:25] out of love. Like the idea of prohibiting Jews from engaging in usury, I mean, this is a sin [0:23:33] that sends their soul to hell. So is that an act of love to allow someone to just go on sinning as [0:23:39] much as they want. I don't think so. Now, one of the things that I'm seeing a lot that's happening [0:23:45] on social media as well, and it's coming from the Zionist faction. It's coming from the especially [0:23:52] Christian Zionists. Like, for example, up here in Idaho, a friend of mine, Casey Whalen, he's [0:23:59] starting this, oops, he's starting this new group, IdahoAntiZionists.com, basically an idea of [0:24:06] trying to allow other people who want America first, who don't want to see our legislators [0:24:14] passing laws on behalf of a foreign nation. The idea is to be able to network these people together [0:24:20] so that we can have conversations, so that we can exercise political power. [0:24:24] And what's incredible is the comments that are coming in. This guy, Alex Grenier, [0:24:30] I don't know how to say his name. [0:24:32] He runs a pawn shop down in Boise. [0:24:35] And he just comes out with, just admit that you hate the Jews. [0:24:39] And it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, time out. [0:24:44] Calling out genocide or calling out evil or calling out how our legislators are more loyal sometimes to a foreign country than they are our own. [0:24:55] That's not hate. [0:24:56] And I feel like these people, both Jews and anti-Zionists, they want us to hate them. [0:25:06] They want to coax us into that. [0:25:09] Is that something that you've seen? [0:25:11] And what would be, I guess, remedies against that? [0:25:16] You're absolutely right that love is the way. [0:25:18] Love wins. [0:25:19] The victory is for love. [0:25:21] People mistake self-sacrifice, our Lord's example. [0:25:24] those outside of him they think it's weakness or impractical or it's a failure on the contrary [0:25:30] lord jesus christ was the strongest the most successful um he was no doormat you know he [0:25:37] destroyed the arguments of his opponents and the snares they set for him when they wanted to stone [0:25:43] him or throw him up a cliff he just moved through the crowd and they didn't dare lay a finger on him [0:25:48] it was only when he chose to accept the hour foreordained by the father to go meekly to his [0:25:54] death when he chose to do that to lay down his life that he reveals the love of god and the [0:26:00] depravity of his opponents his enemies so when that guy comments or just admit your hate that's [0:26:09] because he is spiritually blind the jews and those who follow them are spiritually blind [0:26:14] And St. Paul writes about the veil being on their hearts. [0:26:18] So they only think in those terms of hate, and they don't know what love is. [0:26:24] They don't know about self-sacrificial love, about dying for the truth. [0:26:28] So they can only see the world in terms of what's in their own soul. [0:26:34] I think that's true for all of us, right? [0:26:36] If Christ is alive in your soul, then you can see God in all creation and society, in your neighbor, in the downtrodden. [0:26:45] They don't see God in the Gazans who are being blown to pieces. [0:26:51] You know, the church is being destroyed there. [0:26:55] They're only looking at the material, which is why they have the lesser part. [0:27:02] so i i've a long time ago well a year or two ago i tuned out from jews basically i will not watch [0:27:11] any video where there's a jew is one of the speakers on it unless it's to critique like [0:27:17] what they're saying about theology um or the scriptures i might listen to that but if it's [0:27:23] just a jew giving his opinions about the world or economics or law or society i'm not interested [0:27:29] because it's going to be full of poison. [0:27:31] So why listen to it? [0:27:35] I think we make a mistake [0:27:38] because you expect a rational and fair response to a post [0:27:42] like that gentleman's post on X [0:27:45] about the Idaho anti-Zionist. [0:27:46] It's totally reasonable, totally good. [0:27:50] But don't expect a reasonable response [0:27:52] from people who are spiritually blind. [0:27:55] Yeah. [0:27:55] Yeah, it's – there's something else to this as well. [0:28:00] And I remember hearing about this article. [0:28:04] It came out in First Things magazine back in 2003 by a rabbi, Meyer Solovoychek. [0:28:12] And he wrote this whole article on the virtue of hate. [0:28:17] It's really incredible. [0:28:18] And, of course, he goes on Nazi concentration camps and blah, blah, blah. [0:28:22] but there's a lot of, I've noticed it, projection that winds up happening. You know, when you start [0:28:29] talking about, oh, well, you know, maybe we shouldn't be allowing these people to be blown [0:28:35] to pieces in Gaza. Maybe we should, you know, have some protections against foreign influence [0:28:41] in our government. And you'll see Jews and Zionists kind of coming out of the woodwork, [0:28:47] accusing you of being like an authoritarian. [0:28:50] You're a Nazi. [0:28:51] You're going to genocide everybody. [0:28:52] You want to put everybody into camps. [0:28:54] And it's like, whoa, where did that come from? [0:28:58] And I feel like it's almost they're revealing what's in their hearts [0:29:02] of what they would do if they were given power. [0:29:07] Yeah. [0:29:07] So, yeah, go ahead. [0:29:11] Yeah, it's speaking in different languages. [0:29:14] so um if god is love and someone has a problem with love or they think that love is somehow weak [0:29:22] or not just um how can they attribute that to god i don't know and a father loves his children [0:29:32] he disciplines his children so a king who loves his country is going to keep order in that country [0:29:37] He won't let the Jews be pushing pornography and LGBTQ, subverting the temporal lives and eternal lives of his subjects. [0:29:47] And the church won't allow that. [0:29:49] And yet the church now is so weak on these issues. [0:29:55] And she's afraid of the Jews. [0:29:59] So, I don't know. [0:30:02] We follow Christ all in. [0:30:05] and don't accommodate his enemies, [0:30:10] except as the church has always taught us to do, [0:30:14] but not to share power with them. [0:30:16] Well, you know, it reminded me of something, [0:30:18] what you kind of started off with, [0:30:20] this idea that, you know, [0:30:22] the battle at the time of Christ [0:30:23] is the same as it is today. [0:30:25] You know, we have that prayer that we say [0:30:27] in the rosary, you know, after mass and all this, [0:30:32] as it was in the beginning, [0:30:33] is now and ever shall be. [0:30:35] And of course, there's that famous passage, [0:30:37] and I think it's the book of Acts, [0:30:39] where, you know, this is after Christ ascended into heaven, [0:30:43] and all of the apostles are together in the upper room [0:30:47] hiding for fear of the Jews. [0:30:49] You know, it's the same thing today, you know? [0:30:53] And with the Pope, you know, [0:30:54] a lot of people have a lot of issues with, you know, [0:30:56] the papacy, with what's going on in the church, [0:30:59] and it's like, look no further than St. Peter. [0:31:03] You know, he goes and says, you know, thou art Christ, son of the living God. [0:31:08] And literally like three verses later, Jesus is saying, get behind me, Satan, to St. Peter. [0:31:14] And, you know, the night of our Lord's crucifixion, he denies Christ three times. [0:31:21] And so I feel like a lot of this stuff is, it's just more of the same. [0:31:25] You know, it's not the end of the world, but it is the same struggle that has been going on since the beginning. [0:31:33] Am I off on that? [0:31:35] Well, yeah, we shouldn't be too dismayed then by that terrible state of things, because those things were written and God allowed them so that we wouldn't be in a panic when such things repeat in our own time. [0:31:48] And they happen, again, enough times in our own life, in our own soul, that we can have sympathy for anyone else, whatever position them in the church. [0:31:59] It doesn't mean that we just quietly accept the destruction of liturgy and doctrine in the church's moral life. [0:32:07] It's just we're not wanting ill for those in high places who are falling. [0:32:15] um yeah um there was something else now something that struck me uh reading the intro to your book [0:32:24] that is interesting uh because you know here here it is you know it's it's 20 2026 years after the [0:32:33] fact there is something special i guess about the jews there you know the fact that we're having [0:32:39] these conversations that they're all of these books these articles that were written uh by the [0:32:43] Vatican. And one of the things that is unique about them is the fact that they are a nation. [0:32:48] They are a group of people that have a common heritage that, you know, you can go back a fair [0:32:53] ways. I mean, I don't know if they really go all the way back. I think there's a lot of debate [0:32:58] in that space about it. But if you could expand on this, this idea that in every nation, you know, [0:33:05] you could look at the English, the Irish, the Germans. There's essentially wheat and cockle [0:33:12] kind of growing up side by side. And in the Jewish nation, you know, from the time of Abraham and [0:33:18] Moses to the time of Christ, there was good Jews and bad Jews. There was wheat and cockle that was [0:33:25] kind of growing up side by side. And you pointed out that at that moment of the crucifixion and [0:33:32] the resurrection, there was a division that happened where the good, just Jews that were [0:33:42] following the laws of God, they did love God, they eventually called themselves Christians. [0:33:48] They became Christians. And so there was this kind of great sorting, this great separation [0:33:53] that happened in that period of time between 33 and 70 that hasn't really happened with any other [0:34:01] nation. And so to expand on that and to kind of also deal with this issue of, because you get a [0:34:08] lot of pushback. I get a lot of pushback. You know, I'll say something about yada, yada. Oh, [0:34:12] well, the Jews have pushed pornography and LGBT. And then they'll go, oh, but not everyone. And I [0:34:20] said, I didn't say all Jews. I said the Jews, which is a definitive group of people. Can you, [0:34:29] I guess expand on that and share your thoughts on that kind of distinction and that kind of [0:34:35] special, if you will, sorting that kind of happened early on with them as a nation. [0:34:42] But what is amazing is what God's grace can do with any soul that receives him. So you see [0:34:48] saints like St. Thomas Aquinas, the greatest thinker, theologian, philosopher probably ever, [0:34:54] or someone like Saint Ignatius of Leola, who put his military life to the service of God, [0:35:02] to such good effect. So when God takes the soul of any nation, he made all the nations [0:35:08] and fills them with his grace. This is his chosen people, Christians, that chosen for the sacraments, [0:35:16] for eternal life with God. The Jews before the time of Christ were chosen to prepare for that. [0:35:24] And those of them that received him, like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, like the prophets, [0:35:30] and the great men in themselves, and Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, great women, [0:35:38] and so much more in heavenly glory, they're with Christ. [0:35:42] But those who killed the prophets, who heard the promises of God [0:35:47] and interpreted it in just a mean-minded, worldly way, [0:35:52] We can have some sympathy because even the apostles had fairly low expectations of the Messiah. [0:35:59] They thought it was for this political kingdom. [0:36:01] And Jesus had to correct them by saying his kingdom is not of this world. [0:36:07] But even so, it will conquer this world through grace. [0:36:11] The Jews then split at the crucifixion to decide whether or not to follow Jesus. [0:36:15] And those that are left that call themselves Jews are all rejecting Jesus. [0:36:19] if they don't they become christian um and they're still riven by this and delusion of a worldly [0:36:32] messianic kingdom and them as the chosen people but chosen for what chosen to cut the throats of [0:36:39] lambs which was good before christ came because it pointed to him but after he has come it is not [0:36:46] just meaningless and pointless it's an insult to god by denying that he has fulfilled all the [0:36:54] sacrifices on the cross so again chosen for what chosen for a temporal kingdom from david for [0:37:05] 500 years before their exile that they would cover for another 400 years or so um [0:37:11] they're chosen for a high purpose to bring the messiah to the world but it's a temporal purpose [0:37:18] it's it's finished there with the coming of the new government and what god has really [0:37:25] made the world for and really chooses us for so i don't see the jews as this um having some [0:37:34] special grace now. People think they're either clever or brave. I think that they are liars and [0:37:42] they are ruthless. So that a lot of Catholics, for example, they're concerned with how to love [0:37:51] God and love their neighbor. And Jesus said he's preparing a mansion for them in heaven. [0:37:56] And so all through their life, they're accumulating treasure in heaven through acts of love and acts [0:38:01] of sacrifice. Jesus said that's where you build up this treasure in heaven where it will not rust [0:38:06] or be eaten by the moth. They're building up, in fact, vast empires in heaven because our Lord [0:38:12] said also that some would be put over many cities, as it were, in the eternal life. This is a [0:38:20] successful life, and yet in the eyes of the world, they might look ordinary or like failures or have [0:38:26] little to show for it and are only in that worldly appraisal they're dismissed whereas the ruthless [0:38:33] man who's willing to defraud his business partners or exploit customers especially with usury even [0:38:42] exploit to the point of starvation um for the people indebted to him people willing to murder [0:38:50] and seeing as 9-11 is coming up i hope we can talk about yeah that in a second of course they're [0:38:59] going to accumulate a lot in this world and they look like they're successful in this world [0:39:03] um but they leave this world with nothing and all that they had done to achieve that becomes for [0:39:11] them an eternal pain an eternal torment so who's who's successful who is wise who has got talent [0:39:19] it we can't look with worldly eyes it's god knows what the soul is building up and that's [0:39:27] what we should be striving for regardless of what the world counts as successful um [0:39:33] the the you know a lot of psychotic people are not i mean psychopaths and sociopaths they're [0:39:42] driven and they do get to the top of institutions or extreme narcissists will make a big splash [0:39:50] for a season in the media before they get spat out um it's not necessarily a healthy sign um [0:40:01] what the the world judges as um having success or influence yeah yeah no i mean there's nothing more [0:40:11] driven basically apart from the saints seeking the kingdom of god willing to lay down their [0:40:18] lives for it like the martyrs or spend their whole life in a as a contemplative cloistered nun [0:40:24] which is an incredible act a consistent act through one's life [0:40:29] nothing compares to that spiritually but materially the most driven are the jews who think [0:40:36] they've been promised a worldwide kingdom to lord it over the gentiles and those gentiles who [0:40:41] cooperate with them are good goi and the ones who don't are cattle to be exploited and slaughtered [0:40:47] but they're really driven to get that they're going out of their minds because it's not happening [0:40:52] they've been suffering for 2 000 years and they're still blaming god for that that they think god has [0:40:58] failed so rabbi rubinstein who i mentioned earlier is talking about the death of god that god died in [0:41:03] Auschwitz he's saying even ticc on a lime is impossible now we cannot repair the world we [0:41:08] cannot repair god which is such an arrogant stupid idea anyway but now death is our messiah [0:41:15] the fanaticism of those jews in Masada and in York in 1190 who these jewish men killed their [0:41:24] wives and children rather than let the angry mob get at them there was um some priests encouraging [0:41:31] that angry mob and there were other priests calming it down saying stop but um that's why [0:41:38] that they make an impact because it's a a blood-phrased lust to uh appropriate god's promises [0:41:47] in it with a demonic interpretation that it's all about this world yeah no i i think so and you know [0:41:53] there's there's also something that i've been seeing happening you know locally here too with [0:42:00] with some of these crazed people, psychotic people, in my opinion. But there is a link, [0:42:08] I think, between accepting and giving your personal approval with your will of Zionism, [0:42:15] of Jewish supremacy, and this idea, and you talk about it in your book, [0:42:22] You know, we as Christians, as Catholics, we have the adoption as the sons of God. [0:42:30] But the people that have rejected God, they are in a way adopted as spiritual sons and daughters of the devil who is a liar from the beginning. [0:42:42] And it's like from their entire worldview is twisted and inverted and on its head. [0:42:50] if you could expand on that. [0:42:53] Because I've never really considered that. [0:42:55] I've considered this idea that we've been adopted as the spiritual sons of God, [0:43:00] but I never considered the opposite of that, [0:43:04] which is the adoption as the sons of the devil. [0:43:07] Is that accurate? [0:43:09] Is that what's going on here? [0:43:11] It is. [0:43:12] In baptism, we're ontologically adopted as sons of God. [0:43:18] Christ lives in us. [0:43:20] The Holy Trinity dwells in our soul so that we can worship him truly. [0:43:25] It's a real sonship. [0:43:27] So it's not just a legal adoption. [0:43:29] It's ontological. [0:43:31] And our Lord asks, who is my mother, my brother, and my sister? [0:43:35] Those who do the will of God. [0:43:37] That is my mother, brother, sister, right? [0:43:40] So if we do God's will, we become his children or we grow. [0:43:45] We become his children in baptism and we grow in that filiation by doing the will of God. [0:43:53] And in John 8, 44, our Lord said to the Jews that you do the desires of your father, the devil. [0:44:01] He said that the devil is your father because you're doing his desire and desire is the will. [0:44:06] If you do the will of the devil, you become like his children. [0:44:09] and any jews who follow those jews or just identify themselves as a jew on whatever basis [0:44:16] it doesn't matter if it's race religion or whatever or the converts to it who simply [0:44:20] uh want to be with that crowd they are if not voluntarily giving themselves to the devil [0:44:27] they're putting themselves under people who have and they're like um also therefore part of that [0:44:35] synagogue it doesn't mean that they're necessarily um think that they're serving the devil [0:44:44] um but in the rejection of jesus christ how on what grounds can anybody reject him [0:44:52] it can only be an ill will since it's not that he hasn't done enough to communicate [0:45:00] his goodness we could even understand someone falling short or being puzzled of confessing [0:45:06] he's the son of god that may that takes grace and it can take someone time to get there but if they [0:45:12] will not even concede that he is the greatest man that ever lived in his humanity or is a good man [0:45:22] or at least that he never hurt anyone or at least that he didn't deserve to be crucified then that [0:45:28] shows this diabolical will that is terrified of truth that won't go near the truth that what [0:45:36] happened to our lord was unjust they don't want to touch that because they know where it will lead [0:45:40] once you start following the logic of it okay so if if it was unjust to crucify him why was it done [0:45:45] um why this mockery of him like at the paris olympics where they put on that depraved [0:45:55] perverse blasphemy to insult the last supper why after 2 000 years do you still want to attack [0:46:05] jesus on on the night before he died um it's it's diabolical and that it reaches the level [0:46:13] of the paris olympics opening ceremony should be enough to demonstrate to people this is a strong [0:46:19] evil force in the world, [0:46:22] ongoing with the same hatred [0:46:24] as those who mock Jesus on the cross. [0:46:27] Yeah. [0:46:28] Yeah, here's that picture [0:46:29] of the Paris Olympics. [0:46:31] It's probably a better one. [0:46:34] Let me see. [0:46:34] Well, you don't want a better one, do you? [0:46:35] Yeah, not really. [0:46:36] But yeah, here's... [0:46:38] Oh, dear God. [0:46:39] It's just... [0:46:41] Why do we let this go? [0:46:44] Why do we let Line 11 go? [0:46:47] You know, you had a guest [0:46:48] on your show a few weeks ago, [0:46:51] you gave a really good analysis, right, [0:46:54] of the engineering. [0:46:57] Can I just say something [0:46:59] that's been bugging me for years [0:47:00] about why we're supposed to believe [0:47:02] that Twin Towers fell [0:47:04] because a plane impacted each one? [0:47:07] It's impossible. [0:47:09] A lot of people speak about Building 7 [0:47:11] without a plane, of course. [0:47:13] But just what we see in that diagram, [0:47:16] if you can bring it back, [0:47:18] When two objects collide with each other, you know, if you smash a brick against a banana, the banana is going to get smashed, not the brick, right? [0:47:26] If an articulated truck hits a sedan, it's the sedan that's going to get crushed, not the articulated truck. [0:47:34] Now, in Tower 1, you have about 10 stories at the top falling down onto about 90 or 15 onto 95. [0:47:42] In Tower 2, you have about 30 stories falling onto 80. [0:47:45] In both cases, the top part is the much smaller part. [0:47:49] And not only is it smaller in the number of stories, but of course, the lower you get down the building, the much stronger the steel gets. [0:47:56] Like twice as much steel near the bottom as near the top. [0:48:00] It has to be to hold the whole thing up. [0:48:02] So when those things collide, the very maximum damage the top part of the building could do is probably equivalent to itself. [0:48:11] So you could expect, if the building was severed and there was a collapse on those floors, you can expect to see about, I think, 80 stories remaining in Tower 1 or 70 and about 50 stories remaining in Tower 2. [0:48:27] They should still be standing there. [0:48:29] It's just physics of the equal and opposite reaction. [0:48:32] so how is it at all possible that these small blocks at the top supposedly supposedly pulverized [0:48:40] the whole thing it cannot happen the way we're told not from the impacts of planes it must have [0:48:45] been a controlled demolition people who say there were no planes they were holograms or they were [0:48:51] directed energy weapons i think that's mossad throwing that in just to make any investigation [0:48:59] look stupid they're trying to make people conspiracies all look stupid but this the [0:49:04] simple physics of what we saw and if if i'm wrong let someone explain it you know there's been 25 [0:49:11] years a lot of investigation why can't a simple matter of physics be explained and therefore [0:49:19] what we have to face it like we have to face what happened at the paris olympic ceremony [0:49:25] that we have to face what happened on Calvary. There are evil, lying murderers. Those Jews that [0:49:31] were dancing in New Jersey as they watched this, what is going on in your soul when you think you've [0:49:39] got some mission to cause endless wars across the Middle East as followed in Iraq and Libya and [0:49:45] Syria, Iran, Palestine, and you're so happy that you think you've seen the false flag working. [0:49:52] you have no concern for the thousands of people who are dying in those buildings whose lives are [0:49:57] being wrecked losing family members and they're dancing over it um there's a spiritual reality [0:50:06] there that is demonic and if if we let those people loose in society and to own newspapers [0:50:14] to make movies to sit in parliaments to be judges to run the banks then that's why we see [0:50:21] as we said at the beginning, our societies are becoming bloodthirsty and murderous. [0:50:26] So if anyone were to kill three children, you say death penalty, you kill three children, [0:50:31] death penalty. And somehow after letting the Jews get into our legal system for hundreds of years, [0:50:38] it's in our defense for killing the children that you're the mother. How does that work? [0:50:44] It's insane. And of course, there's a big link to all of this, which is lies. You know, [0:50:50] I'm not claiming to know necessarily. I don't think Richard is either. To know exactly what [0:50:55] happened that day or precisely who pulled what trigger or who made what order. I mean, I think [0:51:00] a lot of that stuff is kind of still up in the air. There's a lot of circumstantial evidence, [0:51:04] but for sure, the narrative that we've been given is a lie. Just like the narrative that we were [0:51:13] given with World War II, that somehow we are the victors of World War II. That was a lie [0:51:18] as well. It's like every facet of our modern society, the foundation of which is lies. [0:51:26] And it makes, I mean, I think it makes people sick. I mean, I know for me, before I converted, [0:51:31] I was sick. You know, it took grace and the sacraments and praying the rosary and [0:51:38] coming to the church that I was able to be like, okay, no, no, no, this is real, that [0:51:45] there are lies in this world and you have to reject them. You have to reject the lies [0:51:52] and dwell in the truth or else it will make you sick. It'll drive you mad trying to [0:51:57] square the circle, which is impossible. And so, yeah, for anybody that missed it, [0:52:03] it was episode 158. We did this last month with Richard Gage. He was the founder of Architects [0:52:10] and engineers for 9-11 truth. And I just let him go, man. He went and did like an hour long [0:52:17] presentation, just, you know, breaking the whole thing down with evidence and video clips and all [0:52:23] of that. So if anybody has missed that, and of course this week is, it's huge, right? So I guess [0:52:29] Friday, Friday is the 25th anniversary of 9-11 and tomorrow, tomorrow's the first anniversary [0:52:39] of the death of Charlie Kirk, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, [0:52:43] which, you know, here again, you know, even though he, you know, [0:52:48] he certainly, he wasn't a Catholic, he was a Protestant, [0:52:51] and he wasn't right on everything, but he did speak the truth. [0:52:56] And that, you know, whichever narrative on this thing that you want to believe, [0:53:01] whether it was some sort of conspiracy or, you know, [0:53:03] that Tyler Robinson is the guy that killed him, [0:53:05] He was clearly murdered for his attempt, at least, I think, to speak the truth to a world that doesn't want to hear it. [0:53:16] We like our lies. [0:53:18] We like living in a society based on lies. [0:53:21] You know, it's a sick kind of pathology. [0:53:24] What are your thoughts on Charlie and all of that? [0:53:30] The flip side to the lie is suppressing the truth. [0:53:32] and our lord said satan is a liar and a murderer from the beginning lies and murder are connected [0:53:39] in in the ten commandments you have thou shalt not murder um then thou shalt not commit adultery [0:53:45] then thou shalt not bear false witness and the point of murder is you're taking away someone's [0:53:49] entire substance their very being you're killing them of course the soul is immortal and will go [0:53:54] to heaven or hell to commit adultery is very close to committing murder because a husband and wife [0:54:01] or one flesh and therefore to commit adultery you're violating that bond it's a it's a [0:54:10] what's the way it's a participation almost in murder and then to lie you're depriving souls [0:54:18] of truth but our souls live of truth truth is the nourishment of our souls it's how they grow [0:54:23] so the devil lied in the beginning he lied to eve in order that she die and bring death to adam and [0:54:31] bring death to all their children that that's the purpose of the lie even someone who tells the lie [0:54:37] isn't always conscious of that but it's the beginning of that path if they don't stop that's [0:54:42] where it goes and those who lie most freely are the biggest murderers in fact the second book after [0:54:50] this one uh this is the current one oh no i don't know which one of my fingers going and then the [0:54:55] second one i'm working on now is their murderous lies so we'll see how the stories of revolution [0:55:01] in england france russia america uh lies because the revolution does not liberate it enslaves [0:55:07] how science has been completely corrupted um the the world war ii narrative massive lie to [0:55:18] destroy the geopolitical order [0:55:20] and [0:55:21] how mysticism [0:55:23] because they fail on the precious part of Christ [0:55:26] they have the wrong idea about blood [0:55:28] and that produces this bloodlust [0:55:30] and then credit as well [0:55:31] you're told that credit is for the benefit [0:55:34] of the poor, no it's not [0:55:36] it's to completely impoverish [0:55:38] them and to enslave the world [0:55:40] so that's why these books [0:55:42] are being banned [0:55:43] this [0:55:45] No The Enemy last week got banned on [0:55:48] amazon the ebook wow i think the paperback and hardback are still there um i don't know how [0:55:54] long they'll last i sent an appeal to amazon today to say that they asked do i think there's [0:56:00] been a mistake of course there's been a mistake or there's been some malicious complaint [0:56:05] but i'm not confident uh that it will last on amazon we'll see and today i just found out my [0:56:13] whole account on Draft2Digital has been terminated because of this book and the Moses book. So they [0:56:20] don't want people talking about this honestly. They don't want people having a discussion or [0:56:26] offering an alternative and definitely not talking about the truth about Jesus Christ. [0:56:30] So for their lives to survive, they have to shut us up. And we all have a choice about what we're [0:56:37] going to do, how we're going to live, what we're going to read, what we're going to study, what [0:56:41] we're going to say what we're going to stand up for and if we're not going to be courageous um [0:56:47] then we're not worthy of christ um i don't want to be too harsh he's merciful and he will you know [0:56:55] if we're weak and we admit it um but then don't stay weak if you admit you're being weak don't [0:57:01] don't stay weak um we it's not that we need to attack the jews but we do need to assert jesus [0:57:08] Christ everywhere and follow him and imitate him. And then they have no entry. They have nothing [0:57:16] over us. Yeah, no, it does. And by the way, it does look like your book is still available on [0:57:22] Amazon. I just dropped a link in the chat for anybody that wants to go, please purchase father's [0:57:29] book, but don't just purchase it. Read the thing too. Okay. Take like, you know, 30 minutes of [0:57:34] doom scrolling on X or something and replace it with reading good books. I also put it in the [0:57:39] show description and it's one of those affiliate links too. So I'll actually get like 4% back from [0:57:47] that. And so, yeah, I've got, I've just a couple more things before we let you go. Assuming that [0:57:52] you have, you have the time, things that have happened, you know, since the last time that we [0:57:58] spoke, one of them being, you know, speaking of, you know, the church, lies, and Jewish power [0:58:06] lording over Christians, we have an issue here. A woman named Amy Jill Levine has been elected [0:58:16] president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America. This woman, Amy Levine, has been [0:58:26] extremely critical of the traditional teaching of the church. She accuses the church of being [0:58:34] anti-Semitic, of the liturgy of being anti-Semitic. And of course that, you know, the idea being that, [0:58:40] okay, well, anti-Semitism is bad, it's evil, it's hateful. And then the idea that the church could [0:58:46] present something to the faithful that is bad, evil, or hateful, that's preposterous. And of [0:58:54] course, she's now in charge. So what are we going to see from this? Are we going to start seeing a [0:59:02] trigger warning on the gospel or worse? Is it going to be rewritten? Where do you think this [0:59:09] is going? And how is it possible that our leaders, our bishops are so misguided as to allow something [0:59:18] like this to happen? I don't often talk about prison because I've talked about it elsewhere [0:59:26] when I was in prison in Burma and it was absolute hell. And in his timing, after I had suffered [0:59:33] enough to learn to repent and beg God for mercy and finally just say, sorry, God, I'm so sorry for [0:59:40] all my sins, all my life. And now do what you want with me. I'm not even asking to get out of [0:59:46] prison or anything any future do what thou will because my sins are that bad and he turned it [0:59:52] around to heaven just a lord jesus christ 2 000 years after he died was it 7 000 miles away i [1:00:01] don't know from jerusalem to bangun of course the time and space matter not because he is god [1:00:06] and he fills me with joy um and then i didn't even care how long i stayed in prison or not [1:00:13] is just to know Christ is everything. [1:00:16] If you have that knowledge of Christ and a love of him [1:00:21] and you want to be loyal to him, [1:00:23] and I've sinned a lot, [1:00:24] so I have this sorrow for my sin [1:00:29] and knowing that it brings only misery and death [1:00:34] and that Christ is our redeemer from that, [1:00:37] then you couldn't bear to be consciously disloyal to him. [1:00:41] And when you do examine your conscience and you realize you're still a sinner, then go to confession and you want to get past that, still grow in him. [1:00:52] But anyone who votes for this woman to be president of that society, anyone who takes this seriously in a discussion on the New Testament, you can talk with Jews and with rabbis about the scriptures, about the meaning of words. [1:01:06] Why not? [1:01:07] they know the language very well and they might have something to say about the historical setting [1:01:12] but when it comes to interpreting the meaning of the scriptures themselves they don't have a clue [1:01:18] they're completely blind they reject god they reject jesus christ who's the meaning of the [1:01:23] entire scriptures of every page so those catholics who voted this woman into place [1:01:33] and whoever's pleased by it, [1:01:34] whoever reads that report and thinks, [1:01:36] oh, great, we're healing something with the Jews. [1:01:42] I've got to be careful what I say. [1:01:44] You're being disloyal to your king. [1:01:48] You're preferring the enemy to your own king. [1:01:51] Where do you think that's going to go? [1:01:56] It's disgusting. [1:01:58] And I used to be the same way 25 years ago. [1:02:00] i was after reading the bible in prison i'm thinking okay what what happened next what [1:02:06] happened after this i was dearly wanting to find out what happened to the apostles [1:02:09] and the early church and how the church grew and then it goes well and what happened then [1:02:15] with judaism what what about all that so i started looking into the jewish question [1:02:20] um it's more than 25 years ago and i had no idea about what the saints are really saying about the [1:02:29] jews and the church fathers and like the lateran council that you brought up no idea about all this [1:02:33] and you think there can be some accommodation um but there can't be an accommodation with their [1:02:41] antichrist there is no concord between christ and belial or the sons of belial and so it's [1:02:49] absolutely disgusting the things this woman has said about jesus blasphemous insulting rejections [1:02:57] of him. And with this dumb idea about religious liberty and religious indifference, you think, [1:03:02] well, that's fine. That's her. She's allowed to do that. She's a Jew. Well, not in a Christian [1:03:07] society, not in a Catholic society. You cannot speak about that like that, about our Lord [1:03:14] without being ejected. She's blasphemous. I totally agree. And you actually, you brought [1:03:23] up something. And of course, Father, if you've got to go. It's in the book. If you've got to go, [1:03:26] let me know. But, um, the book came out in the middle of August. I think the Catholic Bible [1:03:31] Association announced that on the 6th of August, she does appear in a footnote for that. So it's [1:03:38] pretty up to date. Interesting. Nice. That's good. Um, I'm not sure where, but yeah, no, I just, [1:03:43] you know, I do want to be respectful of your time. So if you, if you've got to go or anything like [1:03:47] that, just, you know, feel free to let me know, but you brought up something that I had kind of [1:03:50] prepared, I wasn't sure if we were going to get into it or not. And that is the new teaching on [1:03:58] religious liberty. You know, with what's been going on with the Society of St. Pius X since [1:04:06] July, I don't know if we've spoken since the consecrations. And, you know, I don't need you [1:04:15] to give your, what did they call it? God bless the society for that. Fantastic. [1:04:20] Glorious day in the church. [1:04:21] Uh-oh. [1:04:22] Peace to the most precious blood. [1:04:23] Grace for the whole world. [1:04:25] Does this constitute willful adherence to the schism or whatever? [1:04:31] I mean, geez, what are they even talking about when it comes to that whole thing? [1:04:35] But, you know, I've been talking with a lot of people, you know, because there have been a little bit of, you know, [1:04:41] I feel like, especially up here in North Idaho, we've had what I would kind of consider a true ecumenism, [1:04:48] If that makes some level of sense where you get people from the Novus Ordo and the fraternity of St. Peter and the society, and we're all able to come together and smoke cigars and chat and talk and hang out and, you know, oh, well, this person needs some help cleaning up his yard or something happened to the Carmelite nuns. [1:05:07] We need to go rebuild their greenhouses. [1:05:09] And so we've been able to kind of get together and build community with one another kind of outside of the liturgy, outside of the church, just as neighbors with one another. [1:05:21] And I think that that's a good thing. [1:05:23] But there certainly has been a level of tension that has come about since the consecrations and supposed excommunications of the society. [1:05:35] And what I keep coming back to, because I feel like a lot of people, I don't know how to put it, but for some people, tradition and traditional Catholicism to them is just about the Latin Mass. [1:05:51] and that's not at least how I came to the faith. [1:05:56] It wasn't about the Latin mass. [1:05:57] It wasn't about the liturgy or the smells and bells [1:06:02] and, oh, well, this one's more reverent [1:06:04] and this one's less reverent or anything like that. [1:06:06] My conversion had to do with doctrine. [1:06:09] It had to do with what the church teaches. [1:06:11] It has to do with what we have to do as lay people, [1:06:16] following the social teaching of the church, [1:06:19] the teaching of Christ the King and bringing about just, and I know that that term has been [1:06:27] abused, social justice for sure has been abused and taken far away from what it actually meant [1:06:34] when it first came about. But for me, this thing that I get stuck on and I just, I'm hung up on it [1:06:41] and I don't, I don't understand how to, to get around this is the church's teaching on religious [1:06:48] liberty. You know, in the mid-1800s, we had Pope Pius IX, who came out with his very famous [1:06:56] syllabus of errors, and in that document, he talks about this idea that man has the right to [1:07:03] choose how to worship God, how he sees fit, according to his own conscience. [1:07:08] And he says that this idea is condemned, that no Catholic can hold this idea. And since then, [1:07:17] at Vatican II with different documents like Dignitatis Humanae and Nostra Aetate, [1:07:25] we are now being told that the church supports religious liberty, that this is actually an ideal [1:07:33] that we should strive towards, the idea of a society that doesn't oppress anybody by forcing [1:07:41] Catholicism down their throats or anything like that. But it's like, it's not a matter of [1:07:48] interpreting Vatican II or interpreting this new view of religious liberty through the lens of [1:07:55] tradition, right? That's called the hermeneutic of continuity. The way that I, and the issue that [1:08:00] I'm having is interpreting Vatican II through the praxis of the post-conciliar popes. And so when [1:08:09] you look at this after Vatican II and the new teaching on religious liberty, the Holy See, [1:08:15] the Pope, Cardinal Castoroli, who was the Secretary of State at the time, they went through Spain, [1:08:24] Italy, Colombia, Argentina, Portugal, Peru, and Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, and Haiti. [1:08:33] And they lobbied, the Vatican lobbied all of these countries to remove clauses from their constitutions recognizing the kingship of Christ. [1:08:45] So this isn't my interpretation, and it's not me trying to interpret through this hermeneutic of continuity. [1:08:56] How do we square this? [1:08:59] How is it possible that the church is now holding up this concept of religious liberty as an ideal and then acting on it and de-Christianizing countries? [1:09:13] How do we square that circle? [1:09:15] Can you explain it to me? [1:09:16] It's Jewish lies who said we have no king but Caesar, who want to make the state their king and don't want Christ over it. [1:09:24] so God bless those of you who are meeting in Catholic fraternity wonderful and the [1:09:31] the Catholic life of liturgy doctrine and morals I believe fits together in a certain [1:09:42] Trinitarian way like the Father Son and Holy Ghost you can see the liturgy as the origin of [1:09:48] our bond with God as doctrine as the word of truth in Christ in the logos and the moral life [1:09:54] um led by the Holy Ghost of course all three are for all three um but the point is you cannot [1:10:02] separate um liturgy doctrine and morals in thinking you can have one or two without all three [1:10:10] no you need you need all three and if you remove one that'll fall now how can we lead a moral life [1:10:14] if we don't know what the doctrine is, [1:10:16] if we don't know what's right and wrong. [1:10:19] But how will the doctrine be preserved [1:10:21] without grace that comes through our due worship of God? [1:10:27] So we need all three. [1:10:29] I think the question on religious liberty, [1:10:32] the trick that Jews have used, [1:10:35] is to conflate a proper integrity of conscience [1:10:39] that everybody deserves. [1:10:40] It's never right to violate someone's conscience, [1:10:43] to force the faith on them and the church has been saying this since the beginning [1:10:47] you know she spent 300 years being persecuted and then has the roman empire converts at the top as [1:10:55] well and very soon there's issues with people in here and they're trying to force baptism and the [1:11:02] church is very clear no you can't do this you can't force the faith onto people it has broken [1:11:06] out a couple of times since um but the church is always clear do not force it you to have a [1:11:13] unviolated conscience is how god has made us all you will face him in judgment of how you've [1:11:23] followed conscience or not whether you go to heaven or hell but no one has any business [1:11:28] violating it and god doesn't even let the devil violate your conscience so a demon there's a lot [1:11:32] of rubbish talked about demons and the devil now as if they have powers beyond what they have [1:11:37] they cannot get into your soul without your consent, without your permission. [1:11:46] So then to talk of religious liberty, they're pretending that if a state upholds the social reign of Christ the King, [1:11:56] if a state is formally Catholic in its constitution, in its governmental procedures, [1:12:04] that this is somehow oppressing people of other religions and taking away their liberty. [1:12:11] It's not. It's the only chance we have of order. [1:12:14] So the Catholic teaching was that where you can realistically maintain a Catholic state, [1:12:21] then we ought to because we owe it to God because he's the king of the entire creation, [1:12:26] the whole cosmos of every level of human society. [1:12:29] He is the king and lord and all is owed to him. [1:12:32] in a country like indonesia where it's more than 90 islamic you're not realistically going to have [1:12:39] a catholic state not yet and it'd be very unrealistic to insist on it in the street so [1:12:46] you make an accommodation and live as best you can and so it's up to the prudential judgment of [1:12:52] the rulers of the state um taking guidance from the church how can they best keep order and if [1:13:02] there's a lot of hindus or buddhists or muslims there you can give a certain toleration so that [1:13:09] they can meet together even have their false worship but you don't want it um front and center [1:13:15] with temples and mosques on the high street. [1:13:19] It should be discreet, subtle, [1:13:21] but don't interfere with it. [1:13:24] The church was always like that. [1:13:27] She's not crushing people even in their era, [1:13:31] but you don't have a right to do that. [1:13:33] You don't have a right to false worship [1:13:35] as if you can assert that to God, [1:13:38] that you have, we owe everything to him. [1:13:41] We're created by him. [1:13:42] We owe him everything. [1:13:43] We're held in existence by him. [1:13:45] we own everything we're redeemed by him so if we want to get to heaven we have to worship him truly [1:13:50] um we have no right to reject him nobody does no false religion does only the state might allow it [1:13:58] because in order to if you attempted to um stop that you would end up with mayhem and bloodshed [1:14:06] and if god doesn't want that we don't want that unnecessary impatient disorder right yeah [1:14:14] And the Vatican's fallen for the Jewish lies. [1:14:18] Absolutely. [1:14:19] It was incredible. [1:14:21] I had Grok or Claude whip this up, but it's incredible. [1:14:25] Yeah, I mean, here in 1979, they removed from Spain the Concordat. [1:14:32] We have no king but Caesar, right? [1:14:34] They're not saying that the world should be Islamic or Buddhist or Hindu. [1:14:38] There are some saying that we should all be under the Noahide laws, [1:14:41] with the Jews having their own Mosaic covenant. [1:14:44] whatever, Abrahamic, but it's that the state has this indifference, then you truly have no king [1:14:52] but Caesar. So you might as well crucify Christ if you're content with this error on religious [1:14:59] liberty. Yeah, it's not good. It's not good. And so, yeah, I guess lastly, what are your thoughts [1:15:07] on, I mean, you've already kind of given your thoughts on the kingship of Christ, but something [1:15:14] that I think a lot of, and especially traditional Catholics, we kind of fall into this error of [1:15:19] clericalism where we have as the laity a certain level of engagement with the world through the [1:15:30] civic order, through politics, through lobbying, where we should be asserting the kingship of [1:15:40] Christ, we should be attempting to insert, I believe, into our constitutions to the extent [1:15:45] that it is just and plausible in society, a recognition of the fact that, you know, we owe [1:15:54] our existence to the Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, not just some God, not just some, [1:16:02] you know, nameless idea, Jesus Christ, you know. I've tried anyway to get his name put in the [1:16:09] Idaho Republican Party's platform. You know, I've got an idea for potentially amending the Idaho [1:16:16] state constitution. But there are two sorts. There are two kind of locuses of power. One is [1:16:26] the ecclesial and the other is the temporal. And this is like a very, very old teaching, [1:16:32] a very traditional teaching of the church. And if you kind of just wanted to give a thumbnail [1:16:38] sketch for people, because I think that there's a lot of people that are, they're kind of waiting [1:16:42] for the priest to tell them that they need to go do this. And sometimes that's not going to happen. [1:16:48] It's up to us. It's up to the lay people to bring about and establish the kingship of Christ [1:16:55] on earth. So what would your encouragement or recommendations be to those of us that are aware [1:17:03] of these issues, how to engage, I guess. [1:17:09] Go for it. [1:17:11] And pray and try to live right. [1:17:17] And that makes you receptive to grace, to God's guidance, and give you courage and clarity [1:17:23] and prudence and do it. [1:17:25] And I think some priests might be nervous at first or bishops will be nervous. [1:17:30] um but they that there's been terrible formation of clerics for decades if they see the effort [1:17:40] being made and being made rationally prudently wisely with reference to church teaching [1:17:47] with patience um with a spirit of forgiveness for those who aren't there yet then it will warm up [1:17:56] the priests and they'll fire up their bishops in time. But you certainly don't have to wait for a [1:18:05] command from clerics for how you live in your field, in the temporal sphere, in politics or [1:18:15] media or someone's in entertainment to take that space for Christ the King. He wins and there is [1:18:22] no other. True. Very true. Yeah. There's a, that's a 14th century manuscript painting showing Christ [1:18:30] holding the two swords, the emperor on the right-hand side, and then the Pope, I guess that [1:18:36] would be on the left. Uh, but yeah, no, that's incredible. So now when can we expect, uh, volumes [1:18:42] two and three of your new series of books? Uh, when can we expect them to come out? [1:18:48] I think 2027 is my target. [1:18:51] I don't know. [1:18:52] I hope early 27 for their murderous lies [1:18:55] and probably late 27 for know how to fight. [1:19:00] I'm in the midst of book two right now [1:19:02] and there's an infinite amount of research you could do. [1:19:06] So at some point you have to just cut it off [1:19:08] and say, okay, that's the bonds of it [1:19:11] with enough illustrations of it [1:19:13] and put it out there. [1:19:14] but if I don't get distracted, then I hope early 2027 for the next one. When I say distracted, [1:19:23] I mean interfered with my enemy action. We'll see. Yes. So please pray for Father. Pray that he [1:19:31] doesn't get distracted. And by the way, for those of you that may have not seen Father Maudsley in [1:19:36] the past, he does have one of the most excellent series that is out there right now. I think that [1:19:42] this should be like required viewing for all Catholics, dealing especially with the lies [1:19:49] that the modern Western democratic nonsense is based on, you know, the lies from World War II. [1:19:58] And so he's got this, how many hours is this? It's like 20, it's like 20 hours of content here. [1:20:04] So if you like Father Monsley, and if you like hearing the truth, then you should definitely [1:20:10] tune in. He's got a rumble channel here, Scripture and Tradition. I'll put that in the show notes. [1:20:19] I don't think I have that already. So for anybody who wants to go and get educated on some real [1:20:27] history, that's in the show notes now, and I'm putting it in the live chat. Thank you so much, [1:20:33] father. You can follow him. He is still on Substack at it's father J F R J maudsley.substack.com. [1:20:45] Is there like an at, I don't know how this works. I've got a Substack, but I don't use it nearly [1:20:50] enough. At yeah. At father J maudsley over on Substack and you can follow him there. Is there [1:20:58] any other social media that you're on? Not that that's a good thing. No, I've been kicked off it [1:21:03] all, which is a good thing to be kicked off. This is another thing about you asking, what can the [1:21:07] layman do? Push hard, fight hard. And if you get kicked out of things, enjoy the space for more [1:21:15] concentration on the spiritual life. It's good. But don't compromise to hang in there. [1:21:23] Yeah. And it's weird. I don't know how I've held on. I mean, I don't know. And I don't think we [1:21:28] talked about this either, but I got named the most prominent anti-Semite in Idaho, which is [1:21:33] just absolutely ridiculous. Thank you. Thank you very much. But yeah, I'll be on here as long as [1:21:40] they'll have me. So God knows how long that'll be. But Father, thank you so much for joining us [1:21:45] today. Please go buy his book. The link is in the show notes, and we'll be praying for you. [1:21:51] Thank you again for everything. Thank you, David. God bless. Cheers. That's incredible. That's [1:21:56] awesome. This is like the fourth time that he's been on the show. So we got to thank him for that. [1:22:02] And we do have to thank all of our sponsors for making this show possible. 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[1:24:01] It's the freshest, most delicious coffee that I've ever had. [1:24:04] and you can get 10% off if you use promo code Backlash10 for your order. [1:24:11] They've got French presses. [1:24:12] They've got the refillable K-cups. [1:24:14] They've got a mocha pot and all kinds of accessories. [1:24:20] If you are a coffee head like I am, you know, between the coffee and the nicotine, you know, [1:24:26] I'm still a little bit of an addict, whatever. [1:24:29] We've also got to thank our friends at IdahoTallow.com. [1:24:34] They make soap and skincare products that won't disrupt your endocrine system. [1:24:39] They don't use any synthetic fillers or endocrine disruptors. [1:24:44] They don't use any fake fragrances either. [1:24:47] They're using real essential oils, tallow, lard, olive oil, [1:24:54] All of this very natural stuff that your body needs, your skin craves, your skin is the largest organ in your body, and a lot of times people are putting all kinds of chemicals, smearing it all over them. [1:25:08] It's not good for you, so you got to check out Idaho Tallow. [1:25:12] And they are also doing something quite admirable, which is they are helping to fight against the abortion initiative that is here in Idaho. [1:25:21] I think we're still going to do an episode on this coming up. [1:25:23] But there is a push by the left, by the demonic, depraved, antichrist left. [1:25:32] They want to make it legal to kill children in Idaho through abortion up to nine months in the womb, which is totally sick and depraved. [1:25:44] They've, in their ballot initiative, they're redefining what fetal viability means. [1:25:49] And so if you want to help fight against abortion in Idaho, if you want to help fight against this ballot initiative, you can use promo code FORLIFE when you check out at Idaho Tallow. [1:26:04] You will save 10% on your order and 20% of every purchase using that promo code will be donated to help fight and defeat this abortion initiative that is coming up on the ballot in November. [1:26:21] So please check them out at IdahoTalo.com. [1:26:25] We also have to thank our friends at AtlasBullion.com. [1:26:31] They help make it easy to save for the future because with what's going on with usury, the central banks, people like Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke, do we have our noticing glasses on today? [1:26:48] Are we noticing who is running the banks and the money printers? [1:26:53] Well, if you are sick of having your hard-earned dollars that you get in exchange for your labor, [1:27:02] if you're sick and tired of having that essentially stolen from you, [1:27:06] then you might want to think about saving in precious metals. [1:27:10] Gold and silver, maybe platinum and palladium too. [1:27:14] These are things that can't just be printed out of thin air. [1:27:18] You have to actually mine it and refine it. [1:27:21] There's a process as opposed to U.S. dollars, which they can just print more and more of. [1:27:27] Of course, debt to GDP is somewhere at 125 percent. [1:27:31] We are in debt. [1:27:33] The service on those debt payments is now bigger than the payments that we're making to support our military. [1:27:40] This is, of course, how the Habsburg Empire fell. [1:27:43] This is what happened in Germany after World War I. [1:27:46] so you want to start thinking about saving in precious metals. [1:27:52] And you can do that by visiting atlasbullion.com slash backlash. [1:27:57] And you can also get in touch with Kenzie Riley. [1:28:01] She is the owner and proprietor of Atlas Bullion. [1:28:05] They make it pretty easy to get on the phone. [1:28:08] You can see there's a link here. [1:28:09] You can chat with them. [1:28:11] There's also, in case you missed it, last week, [1:28:14] we did have Kenzie on the show. [1:28:18] They were doing a metal sale [1:28:20] a couple of days ago for Labor Day. [1:28:24] I think that has ended. [1:28:25] But we had Kenzie on the show. [1:28:26] If you've never heard from her before, [1:28:28] this was a great little introductory kind of chat [1:28:32] that Kenzie and I had talking about [1:28:34] saving in precious metals. [1:28:37] So you can go back and take a listen to that. [1:28:40] But please visit atlasbullion.com slash backlash. [1:28:43] It does help this show. [1:28:45] It helps us stay on the air and it will help you save for the future. [1:28:49] And of course, last but not least, our friends at IHS Press, the only book publishing company [1:28:57] that is completely devoted to expounding and explaining the Catholic Church's social teaching, [1:29:05] things like the kingship of Christ, things like what does a just economy look like? [1:29:12] They've got a lot of really great books. [1:29:14] For example, Economics for Helen. [1:29:16] Where is that? [1:29:17] Is this A, B, C, D, E? [1:29:22] Ah, there it is. [1:29:24] I know my alphabet. [1:29:26] Sorry, my daughter just went back to school. [1:29:27] She started first grade, so I'm a little slow. [1:29:31] But Economics for Helen, of course, by Hilaire Belloc. [1:29:34] And another book that's really good, [1:29:36] Ethics and the National Economy by Henrik Pesch. [1:29:39] back when the Jesuits were good. [1:29:41] It's an introduction of Catholic thinking about economics [1:29:44] and dismantling socialism, dismantling capitalism, [1:29:50] and substituting that with real, true Catholic principles [1:29:55] so you can get familiar with those. [1:29:58] Of course, Flea to the Fields, another great book [1:30:02] that was written back in the 1920s or 30s. [1:30:06] You know, a lot of the same stuff that we're dealing with today [1:30:08] was, we're kind of living on repeat, right? [1:30:12] We, because like I was saying with father, [1:30:14] we were told a lie about World War II, [1:30:18] about who the good guys and the bad guys were [1:30:20] and who won and who lost World War II [1:30:23] and the causes of the war, you know? [1:30:26] It's just like this nonsense about, [1:30:28] oh, well, the Civil War was about slavery. [1:30:31] Well, actually, no, it wasn't. [1:30:32] It was about states' rights. [1:30:34] It was a different thing. [1:30:35] And so because we've been lied to [1:30:37] And because we don't know our history, we are doomed to repeat it. [1:30:42] So we should be looking at the past. [1:30:44] We should be looking at things like Weimar Germany and reasonably expecting those things to essentially happen again. [1:30:52] And so you need to prepare yourself, arm yourself with the truth, arm yourself with the historical knowledge of what happened in the past. [1:31:02] And of course, Flea to the Fields is one of those great books, you know, because at the turn of the century, the late 1800s, we were going through the Industrial Revolution. [1:31:12] People were rethinking what their labor meant. [1:31:15] What does it mean to be a worker? [1:31:18] You know, no longer are you kind of in your backyard raising some sheep and having a garden. [1:31:24] You're now crammed into a factory. [1:31:26] You're treated like a cog in the machine. [1:31:29] You've been reduced to an economic unit of input and output. [1:31:33] You're no longer viewed as a human being with a soul. [1:31:37] And so that is a lot of the problem with the modern economy. [1:31:40] Both capitalism and socialism miss those things. [1:31:44] And so our friends here at IHS Press have the antidote in all of these great books by people like Hilary Belloc, G.K. Chesterton, Harold Robbins. [1:31:56] So please go visit them. [1:31:58] We should have links to their stuff in the show notes below. [1:32:03] Also on our website, if you go to our website and click on affiliates, [1:32:08] you can get a hold of all of our partner, if you will, partner companies. [1:32:15] Some are more partnered than others. [1:32:17] But yeah, please check them out. [1:32:20] They are certainly worth your time and investment in reading. [1:32:26] and that's something that I would definitely challenge all of you. [1:32:29] I've been challenging myself to be replacing time spent on social media [1:32:33] with time reading good books. [1:32:37] Now, housekeeping. [1:32:40] As far as what is coming up on the show, [1:32:43] we do have a lot of really good episodes lined up for you. [1:32:45] This Friday, we're going to be speaking with Sir Laif from Oregon. [1:32:52] I'll pull up his X account. [1:32:57] You can check him out and start following him preemptively. [1:33:01] It is at Oregon Weaving is the handle. [1:33:07] Leif, Sir Leif of Oregon. [1:33:10] This guy, he's a young guy, man. [1:33:12] He's like in his early 20s. [1:33:14] I think he's like 21 or 22. [1:33:16] Very young. [1:33:17] Very young guy from the Portland, Oregon area. [1:33:21] He started organizing in his area when he was, I think, 16 or 17 years old. [1:33:29] They've now been hosting these events in Oregon for the past four years. [1:33:35] This upcoming one is the fourth annual weaving event, if that's what it's called. [1:33:41] But we are going to be doing a podcast on Friday about the event, about what you can expect. [1:33:49] If you live in the Pacific Northwest, I would highly, highly, highly recommend getting tickets and making the pilgrimage out there to the Portland area. [1:34:00] There's going to be a lot of really interesting speakers that I think you guys will like. [1:34:06] And, of course, they're not listed on the website. [1:34:08] But Peter Brimelow from V-Dare Magazine will be speaking. [1:34:12] Jared Taylor from American Renaissance will be there, as well as an assortment of other activists and organizers in the area. [1:34:23] So, you know, I think a lot of people have written Oregon and Portland off, but these guys have the right idea. [1:34:29] They are attempting to take on this project of restoring Oregon and gaining political power there and trying to restore order, if you will. [1:34:42] And so if you live in the Pacific Northwest, this is like the premier nationalist conference, if you will, in the area. [1:34:52] So please follow him. If you live in the area, go to OregonEvent.com. [1:34:56] You can get tickets. I will be there. A few of us from Idaho will be making the trip out there. [1:35:02] So it is certainly an event that you want to keep your eyes on. [1:35:07] uh what else so that's leif is coming up this friday normal time 3 p.m uh then on the 14th [1:35:17] we will be speaking with dale alquist the president of the gk chesterton society and of course they [1:35:24] run the chesterton academies so we will be talking about their education system the schools that [1:35:31] They've got, you know, if you don't like what you're seeing out of the public schools, [1:35:37] there are alternatives, things like the Chesterton schools. [1:35:41] They're all over the country. [1:35:43] You can send your son off to actually get a real education. [1:35:48] Then on the 16th of September, we will be joined by Pastor Chuck Baldwin from, was it [1:35:55] Liberty Fellowship in Montana? [1:35:57] He's a Protestant minister, but of course he is very good on the issues of Judeo-Christianity, [1:36:04] the Gaza genocide, the Holocaust that is happening right now in Gaza. [1:36:09] And so we will be speaking with him to get a little bit of a Protestant perspective on [1:36:13] some of these issues that we're dealing with. [1:36:16] And then on the 21st, we will have John Sharp, the publisher of IHS Press. [1:36:23] He's the one that put this little outfit together. [1:36:26] We will be doing a kind of introductory talk with him getting to know John and his work and his battles over the years. [1:36:35] Of course, he was one of the Dirty Dozen. [1:36:37] We've been talking about that on this show, that old SPLC article, [1:36:42] hit piece on faithful traditional Catholics that were seeking to restore the kingship of Christ. [1:36:47] So he will be coming on the show to talk about, like I said, his activism, his battles, [1:36:53] And of course, the third position, the fact that there is a way of politics that is neither capitalist, it's not socialist, it's not Republican, it's not Democrat. [1:37:04] There's a third way that we should be following as Catholics that don't want to participate in the satanic show that's going on essentially. [1:37:16] It's just all a puppet show. [1:37:18] And so he's on the 21st at 3 p.m. [1:37:21] And then Denise Dijon, I think I'm saying her name correctly. [1:37:26] She's a healthcare provider. [1:37:27] She will be joining us to talk about goyslop [1:37:30] and why the food that we are eating is slowly killing us [1:37:33] and what we can do, natural remedies, [1:37:36] to keep ourselves healthy and ready for all of the battles that lie ahead. [1:37:40] And then on the 28th, Dalton Clodfelter will be on the show. [1:37:46] He's a young guy, but he's been around for a while, of course. [1:37:50] He does a lot of live streaming and Twitter spaces, and he's recently written a book outlining some of his political theories. [1:37:58] So we will be talking with Dalton. [1:38:00] And, of course, I would be remiss if I didn't tell you about some of the local things that are going on if you are here in Idaho or in the Spokane area. [1:38:11] On the 19th of this month, there is the Michaelmas Festival that will be taking place over at Chase and Bodine Roads. [1:38:23] Feel free to send me an email at info at thebacklash.net or send me a text or a DM on Twitter or Instagram. [1:38:31] I think all my DMs are open. [1:38:33] Yes, 3 p.m. Idaho time. [1:38:35] So that's 6 p.m. Eastern for Portagousie, who's asking there on the live chat. [1:38:41] Uh, so the Michael Miss Festival is going to be happening all day on the 19th of September here in North Idaho. [1:38:48] We're going to be celebrating European heritage. [1:38:50] There's going to be all kinds of activities for the kids, a petting zoo. [1:38:54] Uh, and, and it's a great opportunity to meet friends and neighbors who are like-minded, uh, and who share the same faith, who share a very similar culture. [1:39:04] you know, and to help kind of combat this feelings of loneliness that a lot of people [1:39:10] are having these days, being isolated on these stupid apps and all this nonsense. [1:39:17] And then the following Saturday on the 26th, we will be hosting our monthly bonfire night. [1:39:24] So again, you can get in touch with me. We will text you the address of the place where we will [1:39:31] be hosting the bonfire. You know, we'll have to get a cup of coffee before we meet up just to [1:39:37] make sure that you're not some sort of Fed. And speaking of Feds, we had a great show just the [1:39:44] other day with former Fed Kyle Serafin going over the FBI's assault on traditional Catholicism. We [1:39:54] He kind of unpacked that Richmond memo going over the truth of what happened, why the FBI was targeting Catholics with all of these lies, of course, calling us extremists and anti-government, blah, blah, blah. [1:40:11] So if you haven't watched that, please do go back into the archives. [1:40:16] And, of course, we have a lot in the archives. [1:40:20] You can go and see all of Father Maudsley's past episodes on the show. [1:40:25] A lot of different people have joined us, J.D. Hall, for example. [1:40:30] So make use of the website. [1:40:32] And if what we're doing here is helpful to you, [1:40:38] especially if you're meeting people and making connections with other like-minded people, [1:40:43] please consider supporting. [1:40:45] Please consider donating. [1:40:46] I am getting sued right now for having Gavin McInnes on my show. [1:40:51] So we do need your support. [1:40:55] And with that, I will say thank you all for tuning in. [1:40:58] Please make sure that you like this video. [1:41:00] Make sure that you are subscribed to all of our channels. [1:41:03] We've got a lot of really big shows coming up. [1:41:05] So thank you for tuning in. [1:41:08] Please keep Father in your prayers. [1:41:09] And God bless you all. [1:41:11] And we'll see you on Friday. [1:41:13] Have a good one. [1:41:16] Thank you. [1:41:46] Thank you. [1:42:16] Thank you. [1:42:46] Thank you. [1:43:16] We'll be right back.