Dover ERUPTS, Britons Face Arrest & Germany Swings to AfD - SF755

0:00Once they free with Russell Brandt today I'm going to be talking to Jonathan Otoe. He's like a red light wizard you're going to love hearing from this guy's into how red light's going to affect you at a cellular level. My buddy and friend from the Emerald Coast Zoo, Rick is with us. You're going to love Rick. I don't even know what I can hear the animals he's brought by. I can't see them. And on Friday is a special commemorative show for 9-11. I'll be talking to Dr. Stella Emmanuel and talking about 9-11. And Dr. Stella is with me now. Dr. Stella, how are we going to free ourselves from the tendrils and chains of the enemy by the blood of Jesus? Stay free with Russell Brandt. Hello and welcome to state free with Russell Brandt. I'm so glad that you are here with us. If you're

1:04watching us anywhere other than Rumble then come on over to Rumble where we can protect you and protect free speech. Jake, how are you feeling today darling? Are you as southern and as fresh and as gorgeous as I've always known you to be? I'm doing really good. Yeah, you look good. I feel good, I feel strong. I made a funny joke that they're going to get to hear in the next show. No, there's no funny. It was not funny. It was an it was an impotent and it was impertinent and rude. No, it was good. You were always funny. It doesn't surprise me when you're funny. Hey, like asset 13 says that Trump's hair is brown now. Let's have a look. Trump really changed. He's different. He's evolving. He's a never changing entity. And here he is. The next asset is that Donald Trump continues to go and provoke people with an expansive American map. He died. The man certainly knows how to troll. Let's have a look briefly at Lindsey Clancy's defense attorney asking Trump for to pardon her. Most people have been affected by the Lindsey Clancy case. My assumption is

2:05and I'll get better opinions on my own on this and Lord alone knows they're not hard to find. It must be because women feel that there's no sufficient or reasonable outlet for their fears and challenges. Not only about past potent depression, but more broad feelings of oppression, nice to pose, but in any event here is Lindsey Clancy's defense attorney asking Trump for a pardon. Let's have a look. What's next for Lindsey? I'd like to say that perhaps Donald Trump who felt compelled to speak out about this case made very well. Mr. President, I would hope that you would consider this young lady type of person she is, what she's been through and consider her. Oh, don't know about that, mate. All right. Okay. Now listen to this. Well, what I want to get into talking about is sovereignty, nation, borders and boundaries, as well as the very essence of democracy. When I was coming up, people were continually talking about we need to get people, young people, working class people involved in politics. Well, now young people and working class

3:05people are involved in politics and believe me, they do not like that one bit. In my country, the UK, there have been significant protests, including mass protests down a sort of migrant hot spot where the small boats, as they call them now, that's a new and emergent piece of language frequently arrived. There's a general sense that in the UK, peace pool are concerned about migration, in particular migration via Europe from subcontinental nations. People are also concerned about mainly malmigration and mainly malmigration from Muslim nations is a further subcategory. Do you think, and this is a question for all of you, particularly those of you that are watching us on rumble and rumble premium, that is just possible to have concerns about migration and not to be racist. And I might ask you, what is a nation? What is a border? And how do we sensibly manage those ideas? Of course, you know me. I believe in localism, that every community ought to be managed and run by the members of that community. Sometimes I'm getting sort of distracted because my mate Rix here

4:09from the zoo. And I can hear, I don't know in advance what animals he's going to bring. Do I, Rix? You don't tell me, and I don't ask. I've got a don't ask don't tell policy with Rix. I'm like a gay man in the Navy under Bill Clinton, not literally under Bill Clinton because you can be affected by Bill Clinton. If you're anywhere in a six foot radius, just ask Monica Lewinsky. They're still trying to clean that dress. But I don't ask and I don't tell when it comes to Rix. So Rix, what is in that barrel that's making that noise? Murk, Murk, guess shot of that crate and what's in there and what's making that noise? What is it, Rix? I say surprise. Oh, lovely. Is it surprise? That's also, by the way, what Bill Clinton said to Monica Lewinsky. Is it surprise? We're going to let it out. So we will, the beast will be released from his cage at some point today. I'm also having to do the overall obvious. But before that, what we're going to do is we're going to talk about my country the United Kingdom, the migrant crisis, and specifically more importantly, if you ask me the sort of

5:13uprising of public dissent, and I'll be asking these questions. What kind of protest is acceptable protest? What do we mean when we say democracy and what do we mean when we say far right? All these questions are more I'll answer in the next few minutes. First of all, let's have a look at this piece of BBC news from my country, United Kingdom, talking about that issue. While that animal continues to rattle in a terrifying way in its crate, let's have a look. Hundreds of master demonstrators are preventing traffic from accessing the port of Dover, which is the UK's busiest international ferry port. Kemp police say that officers were engaging with protesters. Port officials said all routes and an out were affected. A local reform UK councillor has posted online saying that he has been told it is a stop the boats demonstration, but there are no signs of any banners or placards. In the early hours, a group of individuals, probably men, turned up wearing fully black and balaclavas. It's extremely intimidating to... Of course, I really like a group of individuals

6:20probably men. I really like the sort of pious language of the BBC. Remember, it's not so long ago that the BBC were talking about a need for mobilisation when it comes to working class communities. It's very interesting. When people say they want democracy, they mean I've discovered in institutions of power we want the appearance of democracy while still being able to govern in precisely the way we've always governed. So, for example, not this example in our country, was Brexit. When the people voted to leave the European Union, the establishment kept suggesting more and more referendum until they got the result they wanted. In short, democracy is a kind of illusion, a kind of veil that covers centralised tyrannical power. Let's continue, beloved Jake. It's been intimidating to residents here. Now, what we're seeing here today is people coming with... It's an editorial decision to say this is intimidating for residents here. They're making

7:20an editorial decision to put you in the position of the residents in that neighbourhood. They're not asking you... They're not, for example, saying, why are those people protesting? What do those protestors want? Has there been a long conversation about migration? What does it mean to have borders? How should you determine the will of the people? For example, in a true democracy, would the electorate have the right to be wrong? Would they have the right to be wrong? One would assume that the answer to that question is yes. If, for example, if a whole population voted for capital punishment, for execution, for murderers and rapists, you'd have to go whether you believe that was right or not. You'd have to go that's what they voted for and this is a democracy. Or if they voted for we'll want to go around and let our heels all of the time, that's what they voted for. Indeed, all cultural issues become sort of borderline irrelevant if you truly believe in mandate, via electoral majority. Indeed, the necessity for decentralisation becomes clear here because it's

8:22obvious that different communities have different cultural priorities. That's why we always end up talking about the omesh on this show. The omesh have made a decision to run their community according to their allegiance to God. That means they don't want to take certain medical products. They don't want to eat certain food and it turns out the omesh have made some good decisions there and avoided high rates of autism and significant cerebral damage. It appears at least based on in a control group clinical trials, but as a result of those decisions. So what we're saying is local government would mean that communities could have maximum leverage and control over their community. Centralisation advantages by its nature, the powerful. Let's have a look at this BBC propaganda in full. Today is people coming we think to protest about the small boats, but I can imagine if you ask anyone of those people, whether they actually, even when you say about the small boats, we hate small boats, we like big boats, like the Titanic, it was unsinkable. Whatever happened to that boat, by the way, anyway, we like big boats, not, they're not protesting

9:26about small boats. Even the language has been finessed in order to create the impression that the broadcaster wants you to have media, the word media, as you can hear, ought to be an intermediary process. For example, this is media, what you're watching right now, and what I can tell you is I don't know all of the concerns of the various migrants and refugees and as a Christian, I do believe is our duty to take care of migrants and refugees as an English person and a Democrat. I'm telling you that people ought to be able to vote for what they believe in. When I say Democrat, I don't mean Democrat in the way you guys mean Democrat because we don't have that party in our country. They were aware that small boat crossings are down by about 40% over the last seven weeks and we're making great progress. Residents here are fed up of this sort of disruption from people that don't even live in the area. That's magnificent because there's always been a culture of protest

10:26where people travel to participate in protests that are outside of the area where the protest is taking place. The left are really, really particularly famous for busing in protesters. You'll have heard that a lot of times. Notice once more that the BBC took the position of the residents. It's the residents. You're not the BBC speaking on behalf of the residents of a community. So what that shows you is they choose the perspective that allows them to advance their agenda. Do you think that no one briefed that journalist on make sure you say small boat crossings have decreased by 40% in recent weeks? Where do you think that information came from? Do you think you're likely to hear that in a variety of news broadcasts? Do you think it's possible as with COVID that one centralized information system is controlling a plethora of information conduits? I'm telling you now as a person that's worked in media for a long time. That's exactly how it works. Even in soft propaganda like Hollywood or entertainment industry content, you will see that it is laced with ideas

11:27sometimes general and somewhat subtle and sometimes very directive and clear as with the subject of migration that come from a central authority. You know that already. Here's Nigel Farage. He's kind of the closest in the United Kingdom, have to a Trump who previously has gotten a lot of cultural collateral by bringing the issue of migration to the forefront. Let's see what he says. Hundreds of masked individuals. What do you make of that? What's going on? Disgusted. Nobody in any political protest whether they're on the left or the right should appear in Balaklava's. No, it is wrong. The sinister is worrying for people that it's horrible. There's families in cars all the way to the end for them to get some get-not-holding and they see all this happening around them. Disgusting. Disgusting. It's very funny that the perspectives will be and invited to consider our families in cars and residents. Why don't we discuss what the actual issue is? What are the concerns of the people in masks? You know no resolution will appear when you regard your opponent with contempt. So whether you're talking about LGBTQ plus issues,

12:32transsexuality, the rights of people to dressing certain ways or worshiping certain ways, issues that are on the surface liberal or issues that are on the surface conservative. It doesn't matter. When you regard your opponent with contempt, you are now participating in precisely the kind of dynamic that the system wants you to participate in. One where you are in a binary lock. In order to overcome that, you must love your enemy. It's literally in Scripture and you must be willing to transcend the boundaries of their argument. When you adopt such a position, then you are no longer gridlocked in systems that require these centralized intermediary agencies, whether that's the CIA or the BBC or CNN or MI5. You now are truly free. You don't need them to tell you what to think. You don't need the new times. You don't need the BBC. You don't need government. Indeed, the technology exists now for direct participatory democracy. The minute we insist on using it for precisely that purpose, becoming what I call block chain omesh,

13:33we are free from their tyranny, free to run our communities in accordance with our own principles and alignment with God. Let's have a look at ongoing anti-immigration protest content. This is someone called Zia Yusef confronting Nigel Farage. Let's have a look. We're not looking to intimidate anyone. The left in this country target us massively. We have working class men who are brick layers, who are roofers, who are carpenters, who build the houses that you live in. They build the roads that you drive on. They do all of that stuff. The reason they're covering their faces because we know they're going to be targeted. What happened in Dover on Saturday, there was no violence, there was no arrests. The women and children were allowed through. The police were very straight and very clear to the police. We had lawyers on the phones. What Nigel Farage has done is not good. When the people are disgusting, yeah? Nothing more terrifying than an articulate

14:34working class man. This asset here, 22, shows that in my country, the United Kingdom, 62,199 people have been arrested or things they have said online in the last five years. 18,000 charged, 12,300 almost convicted. The problem that they're talking about there, and it would be good if the post included the original information. You see, the doesn't say what the 62,000 people have been arrested for. I'm lacking the crucial piece of information here. These 62,000 people have been arrested for posts they've made online. That's a report from a big brother watch, which is an activist group in my country, the UK. The concerns of that man, that people are protecting their identity precisely because they know they're in an operating within a draconian system, it would seem legitimate. My country, the United Kingdom, now has the

15:35dubious honor of having arrested more people for online free speech in vote commas offences than any other country in the world. Number two is Belarus, not even a proper country. They're a proper country to say that some stuff for last time. Sometimes, I say things like that sometimes. That's the same. That's the same. That's the right. Also, look at how the pro right, so what the argument I'm building here is civil activism, if it's not the right kind of civic activism, is framed as pererism. Do you know that? Have a look here at a government minister, Emma Reynolds, describing those protests as being thuggish. What they're obviously trying to do is delegitimize the concerns of that man who didn't seem to me to be like a rabid rampant Nazi. I don't imagine that person has ideologies that are formed on the basis of eugenics. I don't imagine that he cares what people are ethnically or even religiously. He's probably a person that works hard, pays taxes,

16:37and has an idea of what England is and what England represents, maybe based on the kind of ideology that was prevalent in the Second World War when working class people were required to die in huge numbers because Britain was very, very real then, and the nation was very real then and borders mattered then. Oh, it's 50 years later now. We've changed our mind. There are no borders. There are no boundaries. Dig up your dead grandad. Forget the white cliffs of Dover. It's all changed now, honey. Well, some people have cultural memories. Some people have deep roots. Some people believe that people tribe and land are connected. And indeed, if we are all under God, such relationships wouldn't be problematic. Let's have a look at this government minister. As a politician, I believe in the right to peaceful protest, but what we saw in Port Smith obviously crosses a line. It was thuggish and intimidating behaviour. Obviously, the British people do have legitimate concerns about immigration, but people shouldn't express those concerns in intimidating ways in the way

17:40that we saw in Port Smith overnight. The level of boats crossings is at a seven-year low, 43% down, the numbers of people coming over in boats compared to last year, this year. Here's how to frame this mentally. 43% less. You'll hear that figure a lot. It's my prediction over coming days. Have a look at this. So what they're suggesting is that it's okay for you to protest, but it's the way that you protest is important. Here is a clip of someone being arrested for improper use of the communications network, which is how they're now using, if you post something on X or Facebook or Instagram or not rumble actually, that they don't like. If you post them, they don't like. They call that now in proper use of the communication networks. Remember, things like crossing the line and thuggish, these are subjective terms being deployed objectively. Is it not thuggish for a police officer to go into someone's home and arrest them for something they posted on the internet? Let me know in the comments and chat. Let's have a look at

18:41this clip. I'm resting you on suspicion of improper use of the electronic communications network. On two seven communications, actually, okay, so you do not have to say that. Okay, this is in relation to some comments that you've made on a Facebook page. Oh, really? Oh, to your Facebook crime, is it? Okay. So we need to ask you some questions about that. We'll take some comments that are offensive of seeing and people have made complaints about that. Okay, so you can't protest in a mask, but neither can you post anything online. Can you use the proper machinery of democracy successfully? Here, Elon Musk, the billionaire and entrepreneur, an owner of Twitter posts about AFD. That's a, and German, you would call it far right party, we've had a significant victory in their election. Let's have a look at a new story about that now. That's it. 23 Jake. Final results from Sunday's election in the German

19:45status, Saxony and hold could climb anytime soon. Exit polls suggest the extreme right AFD is heading for an historic victory. The alternative for Germany is projected to have won around 44% of the vote. China's Afro-Dric Mercer's party, the CDU, so it supports half to 18.5%. This is a record result for a party that wants to rebuild ties with Putin's Russia and end illegal on what it calls culturally alien mass immigration. We have achieved exactly what we wanted. We have written history. People gave a clear political signal in this state. We need a fundamentally different political approach, putting our own interests, our own country first. I want my country to be safe and do you feel the country isn't safe? No, it isn't. Why? There's too many criminals here from, also from other countries. Not saying that Germans aren't criminals, of course, we also have some criminals, but it's just getting too much.

20:48The AFD is classed as right-wing extremist in Saxony-Alhalt by domestic intelligence, a designation it rejects. It's interesting that it rejects that designation and themselves. They're not themselves. We're a far-right party. It's very curious to know how these taxonomies alter over time. For example, it's very easy to find footage of Hillary Clinton saying she was against gay marriage in the late 90s, or that abortion should only be necessary under certain circumstances. What I suppose I'm saying is that there's a fluidity to these terms. They are not fixed. They're forever changing them. Now we can chalk off. If you're going to protest, don't protest in a mass. If you're going to protest, don't protest online. If you're going to have a democratic election, make sure that you vote for the right party and be careful if you vote for what's termed a far-right party. Now, that was just a projection. We still have to wait for those in those often influential male ballots. You know how often there's elections and it's like, we've just

21:51got to wait for the male in ballots and it's like one particular party is going to win and then the male in votes arrive. It's curious how frequently those male in votes significantly influence the outcome of an election. Let's have a look at number 28 that says that apparently the online male vote seems to have impacted the outcome. Every party except the AFD has more male in votes than in-person votes. The AFD doesn't like male. Come on, how come every of the party received more male in votes than in-person votes by such a large margin? Yes, that's very interesting and striking that the areas where there's more room for fraud demonstrate an anomalous pattern. I'll just say that again. Where there's the possibility for fraud, it seems like more likely that fraud has occurred. It's very, very interesting. Here's Chancellor Merce saying that most political parties refuse to work with AFD. That's asset 29. Now, what they're saying is that

22:54even though there has been an electoral victory, they still may not work with that party. So, for example, if your political opinion is that you have concerns about migration, then don't put anything online about it, although it comes to your house and arrest you. Don't protest about it, although so you're a thug and don't vote for a party that says they're going to do something about it, otherwise they will ignore and refuse to collaborate with that party. But other than that, you're living in a democracy and you're completely free aside from that. And it's not just this issue because the truth is if people are pro-migration, they should be able to vote for pro-migration policies. If they're anti-migration, they should be able to vote for anti-migration policies. You have to focus on the important issue. Do not empower centrally bureaucratic authorities that thrive on conflict and dissonance empower communities locally, empower the individual, empower the family, empower the community, stay out of culture, stay out of it. If one community

23:54wants to be run according to a whole set of loose gender fluid e-laws, that's cool for them, but they shouldn't impose it on another community. If another community wants to be well Christian, that's cool. Don't impose it on another community. The interesting and important thing is independence and interdependence under God that you don't want to be reliant on the state. If, for example, they do introduce universal basic income, that means that you'll be dependent on them economically, ideologically, politically for your energy, for your food need, and they'll be able to shut you down with a flick of a switch if you don't vote the way they tell you. If you don't take vaccines when they tell you, you won't be able to get on trains, you won't be able to go hotels. As we saw in Canada under the trucker protest, they might be able to freeze your bank accounts if you spend money in the way that they don't like it. In China, and don't think we're so different from China because that's the mistake we made during COVID. Good luck trying to impose those laws in democratic countries like Italy, the UK and the United States of America when it turns out they had no trouble did they, and had it not been for dissent and the ability of these

24:56communication tools to spread dissent, who knows what COVID would have been, and as our guest on Friday, Dr Stella Emanuel will explain who knows what event 2030 will bring you when it comes to centralised authoritarianism. So I would say if you believe in democracy, act like you believe in democracy, that means obeying the outcome of a ballot, even if you don't like what the party that one stands for. But that's just why I think, let me know what you think in the comments and the chat. As you know, we can't make this content without the support of our financial partners, and as well as some brilliant guests coming up like my mate Rick from Emory Cozoo, there's a link in the description telling you how you can visit that zoo, and donate to it. He's got some sort of terrifying creature in occasion reluctant to even me. I don't know what's going to come out of there. Also, I'll be talking to my friend Jonathan. I own if there's time, Dr Stella Emanuel will come on and hit me with some more hard facts right upside the head as well. So before that though, let's have a quick message from one of our partners. This is a paid advertisement for Rumble Wallet. They're sponsoring this portion of the show. Hey, guess what? We're doing this new thing

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27:59Can you hear that tentative, nervous round of applause? They're frightened for me. Sit down, Rick. We're going to see some animals Nash. We're going to see some animals. Rick's got his own zoo. And I tell you, I usually go, Nash is my buddy. This is Nash's mom and dad. That's John and Robin and Rick. I reckon they should come to Emerald Cozuma, favorite zoo in the whole world. Thank you. Absolutely. You guys should come there. And you're in a good seat because watch this in a minute. Tarzan's going to let something out. But today, Russ, you're going to be a kangaroo mom. You ready? I don't know if I like, I don't think you've given me enough time to adjust. This happened so fast. This is worse than when I actually became a parent. It's all so sudden. All of it and then just like that. But isn't it weird in it? Because when you actually become a parent, there's that nine month pregnancy period where it just feels like when's it going to be born? When's it going to be born? What's going to happen? Then it's born. Now you're in it now. And it's like a baby and it's just pressured the whole time. What's in this little sacchar magic, Rick? These are just adorable little wall. You have an agile wallaby and I have a big red kangaroo baby.

29:01Check this out, Russell. Oh darling. Isn't that the coolest thing? And talk about weird parents, right? Dude, a kangaroo's mom. When they kangaroos are first born, there's the size of jelly beans. And they're only three weeks old. They're born in the birth canal. Then they have to travel up the leg into the pouch. Then they get in the pouch. Then they're stuck there and their mouth swells around the mom. And then they're stuck there for three to six months. And then after that, they're able to hop in and out of the pouch up to a year. So pretty crazy. You can never tell how old they are. So this little guy wants Rick, my one, I want to come out. You had to reach your hands in there, buddy. And just call him out. Just reach into the cell. Reach into the cell. And then stick that in his mouth. Bloody hell, man. It's hard to do with a microphone though. That is true. It's hard to do. Cool stuff. Do you want to stand? Oh no. Oh, Rick, I'm worried. I don't like, I don't like things that squirm, you know? Here, I'll help you. We'll do it together. Oh, look at that Russell. There you go. Oh, look. And now hold this up. We don't want a gassy room. Well, that's the agile wall. And these little guys were born right at the Emerald Cozoo only 45 minutes

30:03from right here. A lot of people don't like zoos. Check this out. Like you're going to come visit me, right, buddy? You're going to come visit. Nash. Nash, you're going to come visit at the zoo this week. Oh, yeah, come up here. Nash, come now. You can't come. If you want to. Yeah, Nash, you could help me beat him. I'm sorry to these wallabays. But some people don't like the zoo. You're stick this in his mouth, Nash. He's mouth right there. Right in here. That's a kangaroo. Nash. See it up, man. That's a big red kangaroo, buddy. May, can I say, Rick, when we were at your zoo, one of the adult, adult male kangaroos, Rick, it, I'd say it, like it was propositioning my wife. It stood up. It showed its chest and what I might call its reproductive equipment. And it eye contacted my wife, Rick. Oh, sorry. I was playing with Nash. Yes, that's. I'm expressing to you serious concerns. One of the old kangaroos tried it on with my wife and I want recompense. I'm sorry about that. Do you know the one I mean? I do. I'm serious guy. His name's Pounder. Well, Pounder, he looked at me like

31:06he was going to mess me up, intimidated me. I felt my own genitals retract. He stood up and he was being very intimidating was Pounder. And you know what's cool about the kangaroos? It's one of very few mammals that continue to grow his whole life. So every time your wife comes over, he's going to be bigger and bigger and bigger every time. A mammal that never stops growing. How rad is that? You want to see a bigger one, buddy? I'm actually a little bit scared. I kind of am too. I'm not sure how this is going to go. And you wanted me on the live show. We could have done this. We can clip it and stuff. But no, here we are. Yeah, Tarzan turned that around. Open that door. Let's see what happens. Oh, look at that beauty right there. That is an albino Bennett's wallaby. Is that not the cutest thing in the world? An albino Bennett's wallaby. Well, it's crazy. Nash makes sure he goes, oh no, he's going to come right to you. Nash, he loves you. Look at that. Tarzan, make sure he goes that way. My son used to be good at ranked one animal. Now he's terrible at it. Look, there he goes. But this is a little albino Bennett's wallaby. Now I got to was saying a lot of people give the zoos a bad rap. Every one of these babies, dude, was born right in the zoo. We have no. Tarzan,

32:13not one of these trying to get near. We would never go to Australia. Grab a kangaroo. The only place the world will be from by the way. Grab a kangaroo and put them in and close. We would never do that. All of our animals at the zoo are born in captivity or cannot be released back in the wild. And I think that's very important. And that's the way that it should be. Yeah, you're looking after them. You're protecting them. You're bringing them onto the. It's by my feet. If that thing messes with my feet, man, I'm bringing my feet up. I'm scared. I'm scared. I don't even like it when a cat does that. Dr. Stellar Emmanuel, our guest on Friday will tell you that I'm ridden with parasites. Now I'm going to have new kangaroo parasites slithering in and out of every orifice. You know what's awesome too? Is they can run at 42 miles an hour and they can jump 10 feet high. So I was curious how this was going to work as he's bouncing around in this room. 10 feet high. Did he could jump and hit that ceiling? That's pretty red. Oh, man. I tell you, like that moment there where I saw Nash's dad indicate that there was an albino wallaby under the table potentially

33:16nibbling my tutsis. That's going to go down in the annals. I said annals as one of the moments that I'll always recall. It was a fear. We've rick. You've really bought the magic. You've really sort of turned this place into a circus. We were really like it's a Latta day PT barnum scenario. You've created man. Well, thanks. We appreciate we appreciate all these cool animals. How's you doing, Tarzan? You got them wrestled down there. So you smurts. Keep on Tarzan. He's wondering around with that albino. He's basically going down there. Oh my god. He's using it to terrorize the young people. They're just such a cool creature that God created that big tail that Tarzan's holding onto. They use that like a third leg because they're lay their front legs. Can't go like we how we walk. They have to go together and that's why they bounce and they can bounce faster than any of them. They can bounce faster at 42 miles. Look at that. Nash isn't there. Awesome. Somebody. I'm like a housekeeper in Tom and Jerry. Thomas. I've had to stand on a bloody chair. I can't have that thing near my toes, man. That's freaky me out. Nash is Nash.

34:20Nash tell him to go back in his kennel. Like that. You know when they say, and there he goes into a kennel. How well trained is that kangaroo right there? Good well gone, Nash. Nice job, buddy. Nash saved today. This is serious content we're making. And also by the way, what I realize Rick is you sort of attached to me, well done, good work. You attached me to the back. Good work, Nash. That's excellent. You've attached me to the back. So why no longer have personal authority about when I let go of this because I've got microphone in one hand. I've got Wallaby in the other hand. Stuck in the middle of you, man. I was surprised you let me come back after alligator scratcher, next your neck. I heard for quite a while after. Yeah, about three days after last time Rick came on the show that it was with an alligator. And you know, some of the more precious tendons in the neck, it was really sort of going for them. The alligator was, yeah, it was it was rather I'd call it a very least and invasive mass of Hurtrick, a very least possibly a full blown assault. Hey, Tarzan, can you come and take this adorable creature, the F out of my life?

35:22Thanks, man. Thank you. All right, Rick. So listen, your zoo is run on, like you're a very principled and brilliant man. And I love the way you run your zoo. How can people support you, mate? Just by coming and visiting, make sure you come by and visit. Dude, it's only 1495 a person. That's the cheapest zoo around and 995 for kids. So that's the cheapest place you're going to go. If you want to spend a little extra, you can pay a little extra money and go into the kangaroo enclosure. That is why I freely like it, right? And the kangaroos can box you in there. You can go in our sloth enclosure and play the, the sloth. Dude, we are in Florida. You can go into our penguin enclosure and feed penguins. Isn't that should we bring a penguin here next time? I would like that, Rick. Yeah. And that's why not why not why not bring a penguin? Why not bring a shark? Why not rip me to shreds live on air? Rick, do you know what one of my favorite experiences when we baptize that guy at the coer in penguin pool? Yeah, Dakota was, he was really ready to be baptized. He found it's a long story. I'm not telling you the whole story, but it was so awesome that God's planning, right? This is a little quote my brother gave me. If it's your plan, it probably will not

36:26succeed. But if it's God's plan, it cannot fail. And he really surrendered himself to God and and Russell came over. He's like, is there anybody that's ready to get baptized? And Dakota almost started tearing up. He's like, bro, I'm ready, dude. And he long story short, he lost his entire family. He's the last one left. And then you were his family to him that day, Russell. And that made such a, that was just so awesome in a penguin pool. I mean, it was pretty crazy from my perspective as well. Because I don't think anyone was going to get baptized in the penguin pool. But like, what I haven't wanted to agree to it. And then I realized I was involved in something sacred. So I had to do sort of a agile mental gymnastic from, wouldn't it be crazy if we baptized someone in a penguin pool? So you actually are baptized in someone in a penguin pool. And another thing that people won't have considered is the water that penguins swim in smells of penguins, poo, and we and fish in a more general way. And so I had to get in that. And another thing people might not have considered is that I was wearing like some pant, like underpants and trousers. And I

37:27said to the lady, what'd you call her? J-po, the lady that's former cop, that's your deputy there at the zoo. I go, I went to take off, like, if I'm getting in water, I'm going to wear the minimum amount of clothes. So I went to take off my trousers. So I'd just been underpants. And she looked to me and she was packing firearms, huh? She went, mm-hmm. So I had to get in there in my sort of pajama bottoms. And like, for the rest of the day, I smelled of like penguin, a fluvia, and fish and stuff. Because otherwise, it would have been disrespectful to baptize someone in your underpants, in a penguin pool at the zoo. I mean, there's not really a protocol. That's the issue. We're in new territory. You know, we're treading, we're angels fear to tread, fools rush in and baptize. You know, so, man, it's been, what I love about your zoo is I do feel the presence of God there. I don't feel that that phony kind of conservative, like when people are all saying it's conservation, when people are like, when people try to appropriate the compassion and love of Christ into sort of humanitarian systems, it always feels phony to me. We have a particular posture and a

38:29particular position. And I see you as a great custodian of the animals. I really do, mate. Can I plug one thing with that? Last year we did it for the first time. It was a night of worship, it's a free evening where you can come to the zoo. And we're like, man, how many people will show up? We're like, well, God will bring the right amount, right? 2600 people came to our zoo at 630 at night, just to praise the creator. And we're doing that again, October 9th. So in a couple, a couple of weeks, I know you'd be there if you could, but you got your own things. We're going to pray for it. I've got my own little circus in the UK. And but October 9th, we're having another one, man. So we're pretty excited about that. And that's a free event where you guys can come out and just praise the creator at the zoo where there's all these awesome animals God created. Well, Rick, thanks very much for joining us again. Ladies and gentlemen, we're out of applause for Rick. Please visit Emerald Coast Zoo if you can. Now, you may not know that me and my wife make a podcast where we worship together, but the simple truth of the matter is that we do. Here's a brief excerpt from it now. Each of us is in the garden of Eden right now.

39:39Each of us could be walking with God in this garden where everything's cool and everything's provided. And each of us is aware that we have to have relationship with other people that are just like us. Yeah. And each of us is aware, perhaps at some point there is a serpent attemptation that is happening in your psyche. And your temptations are what you know them to be. Is it temptation? You know, I like this to your challenges. You can do that. The minor are so minor like are like Sesame Street. They're like building. Oh, man, look at that. That's attractive. That would be nice. We could kiss a cuddle like a, oh, then everyone will think I am the most important guy in the world. Mine are like for an idiot like triangle is being put through those, you know, when you put your kid put your shirt through a hole. Now, am I able to recognize that the price of being with God is an obedience to this God. And the challenge is is the culture wants you to be obedient to it. How does Paul handle that in Romans 13? He says be obedient to the culture unless it's directly contradicts God, right? But I now say the whole culture directly

40:42contradicts God almost as a point of principle. But that is the point of it. The culture exists in order to deny God. Is its function? It's its role. That's how I pass my time. Hey, so you can watch Sunday service. This Sunday is on every Sunday. Click the link in the description. It's available as a podcast. It's available wherever you get your podcast. Now we've got a beautiful friend on this show. He's my mate, Jonathan O. Jonathan O. Exists in the infrared light range. You know, of course, your eyes can only see between ultraviolet and infrared light, but there's a whole world of color out there when you open your mind wide enough. Jonathan O. Entrepreneur is a person who has expanded his mind and his world into that light range so that you can conceptualise him in your own mind. Have a look at this quick clip. If you've come here to tell us that we've got sit down under your red lights sipping your in. Are you really? Is that real? Of course, it's really urine. Drink P and stay free. Well, mate, it's not very nice. It's not very nice.

41:46You think that one was bad? This one. I don't drink this normally. This is, um, I didn't enjoy it. I didn't enjoy it. Jonathan, I'm I'm I'm not feeling good about that. I wish I'd used to clean cup in many ways because I think it it was the coffee undertone. Please welcome our beautiful and beloved guest Jonathan O. Sit down and pick up a microphone, my friend Jonathan, in that clip which I should have perhaps contextualised better, you and I were drinking our own, not each other's, Pete because frankly outrageous claim that it has health benefits. Yeah, we did do that. And and people witnessed that. The reason why I was gagging after teaching on it was because that was six months old. The urine that I was drinking. And there's a reason why I did that. Was your a maniac? Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no, it's about as bad grills, right? Because he's teaching this too for survival. I'm teaching it to survive the the bio weapons. Yes,

42:49it's quite extraordinary isn't it because most of us consider that urine has no nutritional properties, but we have got Dr Stella Emmanuel in the audience, a very fine physician and bold woman and warrior for God. And Dr just, you know, can you tell us is there any medical evidence that suggests that me and Jonathan drinking wee wee is anything other than psychotic? This might not go down well. Actually, it grows, but but your urine do like when you take antibiotics, you can actually smell them your urine because your urine your urine excretes out a lot of toxins in your body, but when you have like some kind of disease, this your urine also excretes like, you know, antibodies and everything. I, I think it's gross, but it can be helpful. That was a good answer, Dr. thank you very much. That was pretty good. You got to say it was a line. Yeah, you got your body. Yeah, you got your body. Anybody is in the urine. Yeah, we do have good endorsement from the

43:52great Dr Stella Emmanuel. No, no, no, it's gross. No, no, no, no, no, I'm pulling that endorsement. All right, that's all right. You heard it straight from Dr Emmanuel, delicious urine three times a day. Hey, Dr Emmanuel will be my guest on the show this Friday and you are going to enjoy it, we'll talk more if there's time. Now, I want to talk to you, Jonathan, you are a sponsor of our show and I love having you as a sponsor. Thank you for sending me those red lights, me, my family, we lay under them red lights, we bask in them. Now, can you just tell us the ABCs and basics of why red light therapy is effective while I take methylene blue and if you have time, can you explain why methylene blue in conjunction with red light is especially effective? Well, red light therapy is proven in in vivo studies in life to replicate stem cells proliferate stem cells. It's to the effect of, by the way, that was the reason why I drank the age urine, the Wake Forest University study found 100 million stem cells in a 24 hour urine sample, okay, from 10, 15. Just let it go, Jonathan. I'm not going to let it go, Russell, I'm dying on this one.

44:55I'm just I'm just going down with this shit. You're going to fight for your right to PEP. Yes, exactly. So once people realize that they're endogenous meaning that they're in you, stem cells, exosomes, peptides, they're all in you, then you think how do I make more of them? How do I improve the process? And that's where red light comes in. The the the in vivo study found a 3.8 increase times increase or 380 percent increase in stem cell count after a single red light therapy session. So imagine quadripling your stem cell count after a single red light therapy session, it would literally cost you about $50,000 to get that quantity of stem cells. And you could do it with red light and it's true. So what's the advantage even of stem cells, mate? Well, not much when you realize this, what I'm saying, because you're going to put stem cells in your body, hoping that they will attach to your body even though they're not from you. And guess where they are from, by the way? I don't know. From from babies urine. Honestly, Jonathan, in the womb, that's that's where it's coming from. That's where stem cells are. That's how it works. So if you're doing stem cell therapy, I want to say this, I'm going to do the Geneva say,

45:59this is hypothetical, this is a scenario. I'm going to Geneva to an expensive clinic for stem cell therapy. Everything's white. There's nice music playing. You know, it's all clandered like that. And they're giving me stem cell therapy. You're saying I'm drinking babies wee wee. Well, you're getting injected into you and it is from about 12 weeks, the baby starts urinating. And by the third trimester, it's drinking a quarter gallon of its own urine per day. And it's producing a lot of stem cells in this environment. That's why you grew because you needed stem cells to attach and they came from your own filtered blood through your regenerative organs, your generative organs. So God made these organs a sacred, right? And that's why they're clean and that's why it's safe to create with your wife because he gave not a detox organ but a purification tool. That's why urine is more sterile than blood. But anyway, the babies are getting their own stem cells continually. That's what's happening in the womb. And yeah, you're just getting expensive stem cells

47:00that the reason why it's so expensive is because, you know, I had a baby on Saturday night. Congratulations for your baby on Saturday night. Life, abundant life. Thank you. That's amazing. Glory. What's your baby? Who is this baby that's coming? She's an angel. She's our first baby girl. We had three miscarriages before her. I'm sorry, mate. Thank you, brother. So I speak as one of the people that struggle not from my ivory tower of not struggling, right? We all go through things, right? We had our seven-year-old, our first boy, a five-year-old Arthur. And then three miscarriages. Lori's 42, she just gave both the most healthy baby. Oh, thank God. Yeah, this, the midwife team, we're at home birth. As you could imagine, I make crunchy people look weird. I mean, I'll probably surprise if you found a way of getting urine into the mix. Oh, let's have a toast to the birth of the new baby with wee wee. Exactly. Exactly. Because that was its diet, right? What is in the... Well, why are you calling your new baby girl? A rebel. A rebel grace. Answered prayer. Answered prayer.

48:02Oh, nice. That's beautiful. Congratulations on the birth of your daughter. Now, this red light therapy then, you're saying that the primary power of the red light therapy is that it induces and proliferates stem cell growth, indigenous stem cell. So it's the kind of stem cell that your body will know how to utilize it immediately. Yeah, that's good. Exactly. Endogenous, indigenous would be what we just had, which was the indigenous animals of Australia. Oh, thank you. Oh, your country, because you're from there. Now, I'd like to say that your country Australia is not a proper country. We own it, the British. We're taking it back. Oh, that, yeah, our ship still say her majesty service. And I'm not happy about it, actually. Never going to update it to his majesty. It's just not taken. You know, like the king, the new king, no one cares about. Even we're not taking it that seriously. King Charles is trying to ban nicotine 20, 20, 30. He's part of that big, big plan. Nicotine's actually quite good for you. Yeah, they want to ban it universally because they know it's an antidote. It's an antidote to the poisons because the the South's cove to spike protein

49:03vines to the alpha-7 nicotine nicotine acucetal colon receptor. It's so clever when you say things like that. It's just, it's just road memorization. But what is clever is when we can connect the dots and we can convey it in a way that will help you. He's handsome, and he, I like him though. I can't look at him too long. I keep, I try to refocus. Well, you get what he's saying. You look at him a little bit and then you start to feel like, oh, Ron, I'm going gay. And then you look at, then you look away to refresh. Yeah, I need to drink more urine. Yeah, a little, like that's what I do. I look at Jonathan, I let the gayness come on a little bit. And then it's a sip of urine and I'm straight back. Well, you know what? They got us with the with the vaccines on that. They did a study on ibises where they expose them to methyl mercury. The the highest exposure group of the ibises stopped mating with females. 55% of them went completely gay, like just from methyl mercury exposure. This was an animal study with mercury exposure. And like what did they put

50:08in the vaccine since which allegedly stopped in about 2000 or 2001 and they've been injecting us. So I wouldn't blame it if it happened. It wasn't your fault, Russell. I felt it again then. Can you put your legs closer together? I also want to say to my gay brothers and sisters that I love you and that I above all else, we're here to love one another above all else. We're here to love one another above all else. And I wouldn't like anybody to feel judged for the way that they are in God and in him. So beautiful. Thank you. Thank you for saying that. That is so beautiful. Well, I just wanted to I don't like to make joke. I like more people to know that the things I say when I'm joking are jokes. Yeah. In case they think that I don't want to know and to feel bad. I don't feel very good when I was a kid for a whole bunch of reasons. I don't think that I want anyone to feel those feelings. I don't want anyone to feel that they're not exactly as God made them and they're not beloved sons or beloved daughters of him. Now back to staring at you. You absolutely beauty you. All right, so listen, we've done with talks a little bit about

51:11red light therapy. Thing is, see that great big panel we've got behind you. Yeah. Are they expensive? Look at it. It's pricey. No, well, I can't. How do we know you're not some sort of tycoon? I can. Well, I wouldn't care for educating people on all the signs behind it. So people can do whatever they want. You're going to turn it on right now. I would, but it's not plugged in, right? Plug it in. We'll get a wallaby to plug it in. Don't worry about that. This is a madhouse. We're getting albino wallaby to plug that in. This creatures of the Lord crawling around the place. Every if you ever seen a crazier stream, let me know in the comments and chat and it gets even crazier on Rumble Premium. We're just going to let rip man. Just let whatever happens happens. I don't I believe that chaos is a sort of a protein and an encoded state that can become even good or bad, but our Lord is with us. So I know that if we trust ourselves and hurl ourselves faced first into the vortex and the biss, the glory will come and we're going to do that Rumble Premium. If you haven't got it yet, get it now. We're going to do with these shrubs, that's their main. Oh, yeah, but. Oh, wow, don't make a strobe in it. That can't be good.

52:15I'm going to have it get that seizure salad. That seizure salad. Yeah. Yeah. Why are you strobing it for? How can that be good? They actually did studies on this comparing to a psilocybin. I'm about to close my eyes. I have to shut that down. All right. They've compared it to psilocybin. What strobing red light was because it's inducing visual hallucinations. It is. It's the reason why psilocybin has some benefits. I get some downsides to it is because it's activating light in the brain. Okay. Activate in light in the brain. Neurological light. Yes. And it's causing your reprogramming. Okay. So I'm going to take it off the strobing mode. Yeah. Take it off the strobing mode. I didn't even know it did that. Okay. No, you. Yes. Exactly. Now you mentioned. It's like Willie Wonka. You know that. Oh, yeah. Like in that canal boat. And the music's playing. And it's staying. Yeah. That was like when we wanted to take some down in the subterranean gondola. That's my. That's my. As a sentence. I've not said before. It's like mind control stuff.

53:15Yeah. That was like when Willie Wonka took him down into the subterranean gondola interdimensional strobing lights. You loony. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's. Orgastis group. Yeah. But I can tell you with methylene blue, that's now a photodynamic therapy. So you do a great thing there. Okay. So what happens when they stack and the reason why I even had pulsing mode on is that in the photodynamic therapy studies for cancer, they find that the pulsing mode is better. It's driving a deeper response. You're you're. Amplified. Anyone that knows about parasites, you're apparently completely ridden with parasites. I'm ridden with them. I'm crawling with parasites. Dr. Steller Emmanuel has told me that I'm basically 90% parasite. Yeah. And that is the combo. The methylene blue red light combo. And it's in studies. It's called antimicrobial photodynamic therapy. Now the the the Lancet oncology study with 413 men for prostate cancer. I found that if people did the red light photosensitize a combo, which was like methylene blue that what they used, they were almost 400% more likely to put prostate cancer in remission in a two-year study

54:18published in Lancet oncology, 113 men. Right. So that matters to guys that want to keep their member going. You're saucy devil. By member, do you mean my downstairs general? Yes. The general of general. The business man of the groin. Yes. The one that shouldn't be running the show. The other plant's emperor. Yes, exactly. Little Lord Fontaroi. My Uber driver asked me, he actually asked me, will red light help for a ED? And what did you say? I said, of course it does. Then how did you prove it? I said in the picture of you. Okay. Erase that. That is why we can't leave you have your own country, Australia. Erase that. Because you say things like that. It can't be erased. It's out there now. That's in there. That's in eternity. I feel like you tempted me. That's coming through time. I feel like you tempted me. Don't blame me, mate. Don't blame me. Yeah.

55:19Mate. I was under pressure. You're a father of a daughter. I know. And you're making jokes like that. I take responsibility. I do. I'm like that. That's so good. I'm from an Australian. We were convicts. Okay. We had nothing to do with that. And you will be again. I think you should all be jailed. All Australians, they should just put a fence on the whole territory. Turn it back to a jail. It's plainly the only solution. Yeah. I know. I know. It's very debauchery. I do escape. I do escape. I'm glad you're here. I actually love you. I consider you to be a man of God and a good man and a fine father. And I like you. You've got a wonderful sense of humor. You play quite close to the line. There's nothing wrong with that. So okay. Tell me, mate. What is it that we're doing? Because don't we want to promote this? We'd like therapy a bit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think that for me, it really is something that's deep on my heart. Last time, you said something I want to correct you on it, which was anecdotes. anecdotes are actually how? Don't correct me from months ago. No, give me context. I just, you know how you just brew up to somebody. Somebody says that. I do. I do. I brew in baby. I brew it. It was a good one though. So what did I say? I said anecdotes. And you

56:20were saying anecdotes. Empirical evidence from this university, a university of Australia, which just amounts to a couple of guys with a diger, did we do? I mean, barbecue. That's big farm at propaganda, right? When they take something that you could observe and see with your own two eyes and you say, oh, you know, she's an anecdote. Yeah. That's a nice, filthy thing. They came corporations. They don't spawn. They want you to not observe that. Okay. So what I could tell you is that like this, this changed a lot of people's lives in my family. My, my 87 year old grandma, my wife and I helped build a home for her, but she couldn't live in it. She's in so much pain. She did. She's a very obedient citizen, if you know what I mean, right? So she got all the boosters and that cognitive acclion was so bad that she just kept falling and last time it happened, she had seven stitches and I sent her home with this. And that woman went from being cared for to being back in her home driving again. No, don't judge me if you get an accident with her. Okay. Okay. That was not my doing. All right. I didn't say, all right, it's time for you to drive, right? That

57:22was her own doing, right? But she's driving safe. She hasn't had an accident yet. Okay. But her thyroid condition, as she motives that she's had for decades is she no longer actually has to take medication for thyroid conditions, her condition. And she doesn't have the pain that she had. And then her, her, kind of like her biological sister, but she was almost wanting to be euthanized. Okay. So like that's how much pain she was in. And because of my grandma's story and my wife's side, then that changed her life because then she then implemented red light and it completely took away her pain. Not saying it'll take away everyone's pain, but these are just like really close to home. I do associate it with our successful birth, right? I know that my wife did take progesterone and I'll always tell people to stack therapies and do not just one thing. But you know, the midwife team said that was that is the healthiest and middleical chord placenta we've ever seen. It's the longest we've ever seen. And the baby had like nice long hair and it's just like so many like cool things and so alert, so much eye contact for a baby like what?

58:24And then the grandma looks at she said that's a three month old baby. And it, it nine pounds, like big, right? And, and so, but more importantly, just like we know what the heartbreak feels like. And I know what it means. I've gone through all the fertility studies. I've gone for both men and women with sperm motility, mobility and fertility for women. I've seen it change so many lives. My, my mother-in-law, she's had a lot of aches and pains in her in her body. Red light has helped her with that. My, my grandma was through other means, but she had 92 had a lungs filled with fluid, multiple heart attacks and she was kidney function went under 10%. I had my passport on me because I was buying land, I was trying to, for building a home there. And mysterious fella. And so I just went straight to the airport from my goers up to San Juan Airport got back in time. And the doctor was like she got a week or two if that maybe a day, maybe two, you know, just, you know, but maximum two weeks. And then just that dad, look, I, you know, she just kept saying, I don't want to die my 92

59:25or grandma. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. And, and then she, you know, she'd go into that, like, home like state or whatever. She lived another five great years. And her kidney function went up to 58%. Like, that's the low end of normal. Like, she just got life back because of natural medicine. So anyway, that's my answer. I just believe in giving people solutions. Red light is right now. These beams are coming in the mean making me better. They are. They are. Right now right through my shirt, even. Yeah. Nearing for Red Will, Red might get stuck at your shirt. I don't, I don't need to take this question in the wrong way, Jonathan, because I know that you're an Australian and they're for a pervert. But does it work better if I was naked? That's not an offer, Jonathan. It's a science question from a scientist. Yeah. Does it? Yes. Yes. No, yes. It does. It does. It does. It does. Look, so red light therapy is more effective if it's directly on your skin. Yes. And it's very effective if you're doing methylene blue, particularly if you're doing that. What was that thing? You said a photo dynamic therapy for the post dynamic because that's light into cellular light. That's going

1:00:27to work on the mitochondria. And even that was that thing. ATD. Yeah. ATP, a denocene triphosphate. Cool, man. Oh, you're the hat. Oh, come on. That made me put a hat on. What does that one do? What is the hat? It's going to mess with my hat. Yeah. It's going to help. Good natural root lift today. That does look good today. Help her. That's good. Look at it. It looks great, man. Lustrous. Yes. Lustrous. That's what we wanted. Do you know what I think? I think we should do it like, hey, if you're watching us on rumble, we're going to wrap up. We're done now 60, do you think now? Like, why don't we speak on rumble premium? Jonathan's going to stay with us for a moment. And Dr. Stella Manuel is going to cut. Do you want to really come back on him? We'll talk about some therapies and health and COVID and things like that. Yeah. Dr. that would be nice. So please, if you're watching us anywhere other than rumble, get on rumble right now. If you've got rumble, get rumble premium to get additional content. Me, Jonathan, we've got to talk more. We're going to talk about, well, we're going to talk about optimization and health, but ensuring in fact that this our approach to health is not that we're going to cling to earthly life forever because we want to be with you, God. We want to be with you and we can be with you right now. We have to make ourselves fit for maximum service. So, uh, well, wherever you're watching us,

1:01:32get on over to rumble premium. We'll be back on Friday where I do a long conversation with Stella Manuel. Will you hear yet when I was talking to her because we pre-taped it? Have you, did you see my conversation? Don't see your manual. She's extra. Yeah, that's awesome. She's extra. All right. Then so we'll see you on Friday, um, but, uh, and we're going to carry on on rumble premiums. If you've got rumble premiums, stay with us until, uh, if not, those to you next time, not for more than same, but for more different until then, if you can, they're free. Um, thank you. Yeah, cheers, guys. Uh, all right. We'll keep, we'll keep going. Hey, doc, can we set up a chair for Dr. Manuel? How should we arrange this? You come close to me because, obviously, as we know, you're a rampant homosexualist to sit down there. And this is still, we're still streaming and, uh, and we'll set a chair for Dr. Emmanuel. Thank you, uh, Nikki, probably you guys. Please welcome back to the stage, Dr. Stella and Manuel. Thank you very much. Thanks, family, for doing that. Oh, uh, you we need that chair. That's going to be your chair, doc. And does that going to work? Yeah, sorry. Oh, she's going to sit in the middle. She's not playing about. Oh,

1:02:36yeah, you're going to, you're, you're interesting. When did you see? So hey, how come when in the, right? So please meet Jonathan. That's Jonathan. That's Dr. Stella. Uh, we need to mic Tim. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks very much. Excellent. Excellent. I know. You know him already. Yes. How? So we did react with the Merkel tove. Yeah, we did. From like 2021. Yeah. All the way to 20. Yeah. So like him better than me. I still meet him like every month or two. I don't know. He would harass my life. Yeah, he's a nuisance. He's an absolute nuisance, isn't he? He's a liability like many Australian people. Now the reason that I thought that the three of you would work well to get, uh, of us, because I'm one of those people, potentially. Uh, like the reward we wanted to talk to you about is because you came to, uh, prominence during COVID because of your outspoken stance against vaccination. And I get the sense that there is a holistic dimension to Jonathan's approach to health as well. How do we, how do we make sure we don't fall into some sort of new snake well age, you know, all these new products all the time? How do we make sure that we use the sort of,

1:03:39verification methods that will be applicable by what, how we understand conventional science, when dealing with these new products, please talk. One of the things that I've done in like most of the, uh, products that we've produced, I love to go on the NIH and look at studies. Actually, even right, like, uh, red light therapy, they actually have some devices that have been approved by the FDA. We just, you know, read that. So I, I love to go on the NIH and I look at studies. You know, there are so many good studies that talk about different things that can help people, but they are just buried. I remember in 2022, when they were talking about monkeypox. And so we went, I went digging and I found Serra's senior popular, which is like a, a mushroom. No, no, it's, it's a carnivorous plant that was used by the Indians to treat smallpox. And so we took it and then we made box defense, you know, to help adapt. I'm when, you know, we were talking about that. So I love that monkeypox. Yes, in the land. Like, oh, come on, guys, you loved COVID now monkeypox. You know why I didn't land? Why is that? Because it

1:04:43proliferated in the homosexual community in the gay community. So it didn't land. But people didn't care about our gay brothers and sisters. No, not that. They just did not want people to be like, well, those gay people have a new disease. Like, I, it's when it resides. Yes. So if it had, if it was like on the right, if it was like a thing that just happened to Republicans, oh my god, you're like, all over the place. So when it inland, this disease is affecting white people, it's time to take it fucking seriously. Yes, especially. Yes. If you, if it was affecting white men, I'm a white man. And this is a fact big maze. Start taking this fucking seriously. Okay, you quit cursing. Sorry. I need to leave. Every week I get that. It was a character. It was in a character. There's still counts. Yeah. Well, I can't do a character that swears. No, no, forgive me. He's on the journey. Beautiful journey. That's why I need to be praying for him all the time. They're talking about me, Jake. They're talking about me. Not behind my back, but on my side.

1:05:44And that's almost worse. I need to be able to look at it. I said, oh, Lord, Jesus, today, let your blood speak for us, Lord. Have mercy. Amen. Hallelujah. Amen, hallelujah. I accept you. I accept you. I receive it. I receive it. Okay. So, all right. That was good, though. But also, I think in my mind, I was trying to establish a particular type of tone for this part, the show. So as it didn't feel serious, I don't know why I was trying to establish that. I just felt like I wanted to mess around and play and have fun. Because when you talk about things like the earth or the time and eschatology, it can get a little bit serious. And I want to make sure people know that this is accessible glory. This kingdom is for all of us, that this is available to all of us, that there is no exclusion or exclusivity. And I suppose the reason I do the cursing as well, sometimes it's for detonation, that sometimes people are in a sort of a state of somalence, sort of near slumber. And sometimes the cursing is like an arresting charge, you know. And I don't mean it. And I sometimes think that when Paul's talking about foul language, he might mean deception and dishonoring language. He might not necessarily mean like those kind of

1:06:48conventional curse words. What do you think, though? Actually, you just need to be delivered from that. Well, I want deliverance from this, that cursing. Because, you know, as you get, when you get saved, your spirit is saved. Your soul, which is your mind, emotions and thinking doesn't get saved immediately. You get renewed by the word of God. Your flesh never gets saved. And when the Lord Jesus comes, He gives us a new body. So there's always this fight. The Bible talks about it. There's a battle between your spirit and your flesh. And when you get saved, there are things that are character traits, the way you do things that has to be renewed. So at some point, the thought of cursing even in a joke would just rattle your soul. But it takes walking with the Lord to that extent. So when you guys have always tell people, the first thing you need to do is understand the frailty of your humanity, understand how messed up and crazy you are, and then allow the Lord Jesus

1:07:51to sanctify you. So in salvation, the first thing that you get is forgiveness of sins. That's your sins are remitted. You're all the crazy things you didn't repart. It's all remitted. But on a daily basis, as you mess up, you need to repent and ask the Lord to have mercy because we're like human beings and we're always going to mess up. So the issue is you still your flesh, your flesh and your soul still like cursing. You just began to excuse for it. Yes, but I and I have a better one. Let's check this, right? This idea of repentance and renewal, I don't think is entirely an individual moral question, but a truly spiritual one. And on this basis, what I would say is this is to do with actual transformation moment to moment, IE, my repentance is Russell is dead. The old Russell is dead, he died on the cross and I was in the crucifixion. Once we enter into this transfiguration world, this atemporal, a spatial light reality, we are participants with him. So like in a sense is

1:08:58this this aspect of I would say church culture that focuses on morality and ethics, not the morality and ethics aren't important. I think sort of deadens the interdimensional component of Christ. Like they see, wouldn't it, isn't it kind of ferrous say it if a guy just stops effing and blinding, but within himself, there is still pornography within himself, there is still sin. Don't we want to be like that I am truly dead and like yes, like in the flow in the sort of, forgive me, the use of your name, but in the interstellar flow, they're in the, like they're in the sort of the birthing, the interdimensional moment to moment birthing, you know, like it's not a moral proposition, it's a sort of an almost an ashral proposition, like the repent is a turn away from the frequency of mankind. Actually, when you get saved, something happened that is fundamental. The first thing that happened is that the life giving force of God comes into you. If they saw you in the spirit before

1:09:59you were saved your darkness, the minute you are saved you become light, but remember salvation happens in your spirit. So, where a triune being, where body, soul and spirit, I can give you an example. I can be talking right now and I say bread, and you practically go to the store, you buy bread, you make a sandwich, you eat it, and you're still sitting right here. Who went to the store, your soul? When you go to sleep at night, the minute you lay down, they don't just sleep, your spirit man jumps up like, oh, thank God I can get out of this body and go roam the world. And we didn't 10 minutes, you've gone to Australia, you've gone to England, you've come back. Why? You see yourself when you were a child, you see yourself when you get old, because your spirit being is not limited by time and space. So, that is your spirit. And then of course, we have your flesh, which is this real being that I see right here. So, when you get saved, it's your spirit, I guess, if your soul still has a lot of fragmentation, a lot of evocative pussence, and it is the holy spirit that does the work of sanctification. You can't do it in your own strength.

1:11:02No. So, when you get saved, the spirit of God comes within you and the spirit within is the one that conforms you to the image of Christ. But you need the word of God, because the Bible says in John chapter 1 that the Lord is a husband man, we are a branch in Christ, any branch that best food, God prunes, so that you bear better fruit. You are clean by the word that is spoken to you. So, when you get saved, your soul still has all this crazy junk top stuff. As you take the word of God inside of you and cleanses and purges you, you start becoming more and more conformed to the nature of Christ. But here's the thing, most of us, when our evocative pussence, our evocative desires, the lost of our flesh, confront God's word, instead of us saying that Lord have mercy, I am the seed of Adam and I still have this craziness in me, let your word, let your clean me out, we make excuses for it. We say something like, oh no, we don't really,

1:12:03we don't want to make people feel bad, we just want to conform. That is you trying to conform into the world, instead of saying Lord, I am messed up. So, when the Bible says, do not put on a pink dress at 3 p.m. on Sunday, and you still have desire for a pink dress at 3 p.m. on Sunday, you don't start making excuses about what is pink, you go back to the God of your salvation, you go back to the Jesus that saved you go back to the Holy Spirit and say Lord, you said, I should not have pink dress at 3 p.m. on Sunday, but my soul still craves this pink dress. Holy Spirit, help me, clean it, take away this evil desire out of me so I can be more like you. That is the work of salvation, the work of deliverance. So, we need to hate our consquepes and we need to hate our inequity. When you hate the inequity, you don't make excuses for it, you ask for the God that saved you to clean that inequity out of you and that is how you grow in Christ and become conformed more and more to the image of Christ. I just preach it right there.

1:13:11However, on Sunday, I will be wearing a pink dress. Yes, I was wondering about that, man. How strong that temptation was for you. I can't, I'm like, you wait, you see, it's very flat. It's a bit tight on the bust, it's tight on the bust, but it's very flattering on the hips. It's very flattering on the hips. Couldn't help it. Now, but listen though, this is what I want to say to that. What about when he, our CS Lewis goes, that when we accept our Lord, we look back at our whole life and we see that we were with him always, that he was shaping us and molding us and conforming us over that process. But is there something in this that's a little kind of, like, you just did you hear when I reference Schrodinger earlier, like an quantum physics, i.e. that there is, when we get to the sub-molecular, it's funny that people use materialism to mean that which is obvious and blunt and demonstrable, when material, when examined very closely, stops abaying the rules of physics as we usually understand them, i.e. quantum entanglement, i.e. something existing in a super state of potentiality.

1:14:17The reason I mentioned this here now is when I accept, see, I'm a, I would say I suppose, gosh, forgive me, a kind of intellectual, I'm cerebral, I'm verbose, and I'm, but when the Lord came, it was not intellectual. I was not persuaded by reason. Hang about, Jesus Christ probably did exist because of this, that, and that, and looking at the Ecclesiastes, and looking, what I have always is the cross entered my belly, like that, like I was shot. And after that moment, is like he's real, he's real, the Lord is real, the Lord is real. Then I read the Bible and I was like, oh my god, this is the thing that I've always been looking for. This is what actually explains that you can have an intimate and mysterious relationship with Christ right now in the presence, in the, in the present and in the present. Indeed, that's the only place you can have it. And secondly, that this feeling that I've always had that the world is corrupted and fallen and controlled by, controlled by evil is real and true. The evil's not just for pole pot or north career. Evil is the most powerful institutions in the world are being controlled by diabolical

1:15:17and demonic forces and that occultism and esoteric practices are at the very center of world power and that we are indeed in a holy war. So when looking for evil, don't be looking for some marginal figure. It's not for p-defiles and Hitler. We are looking at the most powerful individuals and institutions on earth right now. That's who we are facing in the holy war. And indeed, of course, this being a fractal and interdimensional reality is taking place within our individual consciousness right now. So something like, you know, for me, I get it like don't curse, but I think, you know, I feel that he is called me to reach many people and some of those people, I see you, some of those people may curse, some of those people may be caught in sin. Some of those people might be having less serious and indeed con-cupusent relationship. And I don't want a single trans person or gay person or heroin addict or smack head or fentanyl addict to feel like that Jesus Christ isn't there for them now. That's I feel my mission. Like you, me, you've got different

1:16:20missions. Jonathan's got a different mission. Primarily make everyone drink urine. You've got a different mission. Yours is to try and chastise us with woman energy. And mine is I got to reach the crazies. I got to reach the one out of the 99. I know my commission, no? Let me give it a show. Let's let him have a go. Even those Australians. All right. All right. Well, Russell, I just want to say I love you and I love your journey and and and Stella does too, right? And and you have you have such a heart for having people know and love Jesus. And your heart softened. You go back and you share the story of when the cross just touched you and impacted you and all of a sudden all the things you were intellectual but or but your spiritual eyes were closed. And and as they open your heart, just continue to soften towards God. And and that's your journey. And it's everyone's journey that's just starting to listen and and then listening deeper and deeper. And you're obviously listening deeply to the voice of God. And so no one others to me can judge the other, right? And

1:17:24and that wasn't even the place that Stella was taking. But it's you know, these are good conversations like we just iron sharp and zion. We we all give a shot at it. What you know, how should we, you know, show out? How do we best witness your mission to to touch people? We I commend that. I think it's yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, thank you. You you you are you refrained and you use restraint and we commend you for that. Yeah. And so yeah. No, I will. I will. So I'll land I'll land the plane on this, right? I put my microphone down. I'll land the plan on this. Like what we're all talking about is turning away from sin. We're all trying to turn away from sin and let's not even single out anyone sin. Let's just like we were like your folks in a meeting. I know that's what not what I meant for this to be. I'm actually saying I'm I'm I'm I'm I just I feel like it's it's better to widen it just everything like what is it that that we can all do? How do we just

1:18:25how does one turn the heart to God? These are bigger questions that to me then come down to character and I would say the number one thing that actually draws you to God that people don't talk about enough is that it's character it's his character that draws you. And so that's and that's why that's where all my focus goes. I know that that's what helped you meet deliverance over pornography. That's what gave me deliverance and saved my marriage. That's what saved me from like the habits and behaviors that I developed you know through my childhood and into my teen and then at all years to like soften me in things that I I struggle with and again I this is just about we're all trying to overcome things and it's you know to me it's best to just say like to the person watching what is it that they're battling if they want to overcome because then that's more relevant right that's the thing that that person can then work on like not not like you know is this or that you know like I want to overcome this and I know it's affecting things I know it's affecting things in my life the way that I came the way that God healed me even though I grew up in a Christian family my mom was the first generation Christian she converted from Islam in Malaysia and she nearly had

1:19:29she got sentenced she was a it was a trade-off death penalty or two-year indoctrination camp okay and she got the two-year indoctrination camp wow taught me through that death penalty yeah yeah yeah imagine that like here's the here's what you know we're gonna discuss with a judge in the room and yeah she had a family member that kind of dubbed her in and for being a Christian that's Australian for snitched or grasped yeah yeah I true true and and then she underwent something like so scary as a as a young Christian imagine what that would be like in that in that setting and then it was a series of three miracles that this was like what 45 years ago before I was born three miracles right one was that a person came to her her where she was in the in-house arrest so she got a socked sentence to the indoctrination camp she the the man came to her and he came on foot and told her where she was getting taken to was where she'd be killed so like it it actually ended up with the but the words won anyway if this source was true but how did this guy know about it

1:20:32because it wasn't a publicized case it was only a judge in a room and it was the Islamic police that took her in the middle of the night all this anyway I'll come back to what I was actually complicate man Jonathan and then two more miracles her cousin had a thousand ring get the amount and money she needed for bail and the third miracle my granddaughter who was a pastor and an evangelist he was with my dad and my mom in Kuala Lumpur the Islamic police had taken her a passport so then the Australian Embassy had to reissue because she was an Australian citizen she married my dad like what are the odds of this you know happening like a country going yeah sure even though she's under arrest and wanted and in the newspaper like you want you trying to find this woman newspaper headlines in Australia Australian Malaysian citizen you know converts to Christianity is the death penalty going to be enacted like this was it was a case like is it really worth it that my mom is losing faith every time every time these things happen and the third miracle was that you know my granddaughter opened the viable and it was the second Samuel where it said and he opened his eyes where he's being landed it was and the three broke through the host of the Philistines it was three of them whether he wants anyway so like the trust

1:21:35that got my mom developed then finally was then something that she needed to learn then you know she ended up getting back the reissue to the passport but it's like for all of us with our battle against them it's always a battle of trust like can I trust God because am I is he trustworthy can I trust myself in his presence would he ever harm me and I don't think people think about enough their views of God and the vengeance of God and the violence of God to me it is one of the things that actually destroys the the relationship with God. Excellent because I know that Stella is going to speak and my hope is that we're going to make this situation even more interesting by bringing a Palestinian Christian into it so but what we because because Christy my friend Christian Astas is here so please tell us what I mean I know that you got stuff to say because I know you now right so Russell when the Bible says that before you were formed in your in your mother's room the Lord in you yes yes I called you most of the people like us that I got saved in my 30s and I trust me I had been like I partied I partied so crazy for the devil and then when I got saved

1:22:37can you look at me smoking and drinking on cursing I did all that you know something I partied so much for the devil and then the Lord arrested me like within a year just like I went from being being saved to being preaching like within a year casting demons out of people so there are people that when the Lord's hand you would know I knew for my whole life after I got to say if I need that the Lord's hand had always been on me because sometimes when God has a hand on you the devil try everything to help show you and take you to Hollywood and get your crazy by the time be dead exactly that by the time God comes for you you now have all this baggage to deal with so when I'm talking about sin and iniquity I'm not talking from a place of judgment I'm talking for a place of revelation because you see when you live in sin and iniquity their consequences the devil steals and kills because he uses our sin and iniquity as an open door to steal from us so I'm also saying that God did not save us and keep us here just by herself to fight all this dark

1:23:40forces he gave us the Holy Spirit so if you knew that if you know that this dark forces are going to affect you you you have to first hate the sin when you hate the sin then you can call on the God of your salvation to deliver you from it but if you make excuses for it and at the end of the day you're not getting the deliverance that you need and what happens the devil uses that still from you you know when you get like I said when you get saved the first thing is that the life giving force of God comes inside of your life your light the second thing that happens when you get saved is because you become reconciled back to God not because of something that you did but the Lord looks at you right and sees you through the blood of Jesus and you're perfect so even like even the devil starts accusing you and a lot of us get that accusation oh you did it see your past you did that I was like wasn't me because now I'm saved and the blood covers me but you have to come boldly to the throne of grace and present your case through the blood I say you know what devil I know that grow cell I know that stellar but this one right now is a new creature in Christ Jesus

1:24:42and the blood of Jesus covers me the third thing that happens when you get saved is a restoration of authority now you can bind the devil you can resist the devil you can go outside and speak over principalities when we landed here we spoke over the principalities over this place before we came into this place go away warriors I thought that when this goes out the principalities and the forces will not misinterpret what I'm saying we took authority and bind the voices that talks to people when you shake the gospel with them so we have to silence those voices so that the voice of the Holy Spirit will go forth not my voice not your voice not the voice of the enemy so when we're talking about sin and iniquity the whole the problem of the world is sin and iniquity so we have to address the sin and iniquity so that people can live if you don't if you come at in Christ you have life but you can never have a bond and life as to you start overcoming and overcoming means as you grow old out the Lord when you confront where the Lord confront things in you and sometimes it's

1:25:46not good for that confrontation it's not good because it doesn't feel good it makes me like well you mean I don't overcome this remember that we're all all in creatures we are all out of the atomic nature the Bible says that you know I think they've said I were born in iniquity all of us were born in iniquity none of us is good none of us can be good it's only in Christ that we can if you go into a daycare and you see two years you see a 15-month old they barely know how to walk they're gonna get up they're gonna push the other person down to pull a pacifier out of their mother punch them where did they learn that they are children of Adam so we are all children of Adam born in iniquity but in Christ when the living Christ comes into us we need to allow the speed of God to transform us and part of that transformation is when the conviction of God comes and sometimes conviction comes in the word sometimes comes when you are reading the Bible sometimes just Dr Stella telling you not to curse accept that conviction and say oh God please can you get

1:26:47this cussing spirit out of my mouth a lot I I dare things that I struggle with and a lot it's helping me in fact today you see no it doesn't matter how grown you are in Christ you'll always be something you do and you ask yourself you stop and look at yourself and say thank you Jesus for salvation because without your saving grace I'll be just as messed up so I don't talk about that from a place of judgment well it will see I love people that are homosexual but they need Christ because they need to be redeemed from that just like if you're a thief or you're a gossip you don't go out and do thief parade right very funny you don't you don't go out and do a doctor as parade you ask a lot to help you that deep things do it so that you can be you can have life do you know something so that's just just what you know don't indulge in your life the reason I believe that we have to be careful though Dr Stella is because those kind of judgments in the

1:27:47hands of the culture in the in the hands of human beings that are not yoked to him becomes a weapon against human beings and I this I see this as a more from in the same way that if I am to forgive me father participate in hierarchies of principles hierarchies of principles for me I feel like this is the as what terrors became a call the object at the end of time like tell us is not just projection but it is magnetic pull I feel that what we are being pulled towards what we what we must yield to what what we must allow to happen to us and and you are right to say Jonathan in fact said that each of us individually knows what our challenge is each of us individually knows what our cross is and with my cross it's it feels to me that there is a significant an important priority in inclusivity and it's particularly reaching out to the people that most feel like no this Jesus is not for me that's the Jesus Christ that doesn't love the gay people that's the Jesus Christ

1:28:51that's all about judgment and that ain't even the real Jesus that's the Jesus of some crazy little church over here anyway so I don't want to get bogged down because I want to bring in because I think you're going to love her my friend Christy and as there's Palestinian Christian there's no video because it's a surprise thing please welcome out to the stage hey Christy come round this way and sit in my chair and I'll sit down on the floor now Christy I know that please sit down if you've not met Dr. Stella and Jonathan yet there they are and so well the reason I wanted to bring you here is because I really enjoyed talking to you and I love you and I think you're amazing I also want to ask you for because they're lost in translation and the first one is when I go back to the story of creation when Abba himself breathed into Adam the words used there they say in a fish Chaya which means the breath of life now after the fall there was a sense of separation and actually the idea of the word naked means access to inner sense of you you become focused on your inner

1:29:59sense of being or landscape that is filled with separation now Adam and Eve at the time did not need the Holy Spirit to walk with Abba because they didn't have any sense of separation from within then disconnected from them from him now after the the fall they were all they like most humanity walked without having inner access to his breath of life after the the latest covenant when Jesus came and died on the cross and gave us that access what we had access to was something called the Setup part spirit which is basically the breath of life which is Abba's breath himself in us and the mission of that breath is to transform our souls because the soul is the mission field why the more your soul is transformed to mirror his aspects and his image but in your form because

1:31:00he's very dynamic and we manifest him imagine millions of people manifesting one God and they're not we're not enough to manifest all the facets of him in my opinion so this the the the spirit that comes in us starts working on us to unpack layers of separation within us now the battle is literally in our hearts because in biblical Hebrew the heart is the seat of authority that's why the battle is our in our emotions because the minute you feel emotions look at what Jesus did he wept before he raised Lazarus from the dead emotions are one of the most driving forces or miracles to happen that's why when you go to third world countries people you see more miracles why because people are more emotional than intellectual or first world countries and they don't have the intellect to kind of open the doors for different

1:32:02resources or or solutions per se so those emotions you have two rankings when it comes to authority you have devils and demons and second temple Judaism differentiated that that's why Jesus said you go cast out devils but then when they were trying to you go cast out demons but then when they were trying to cast out something from this boy who was manifesting they couldn't and Jesus walks up to them he says this kind needs prayer and fasting he was at like basically referring to the fact that this is a devil not a demon and there's a difference devils are fallen angels we said that last time their numbers are limited demons are the spirits of the nephilim after Noah's flood now demons are after our emotions if you're a spiritual Christian you don't have any devil you're done once you have the spirit you become spiritual you have demons that come after your emotions because they know they are the source of your power or the power of the Holy Spirit within

1:33:04you to flow through you so then I would say when it comes to how we carry ourselves if we understand the authority that we have in us that now we have the set of breath of life of Abba we have the authority to silence bind and cast out all these things first of all cast out demons demons flee from us like that you can bind them like that devils you have to definitely ask the Holy Spirit ask Jesus he's the best counselor on how to do that and obviously it was kind of simplified when he said pray and fast but sometimes you know the there are strategies he gives us and he's dynamic now when it comes to this is all leading towards basically a trajectory that we all struggle with to feel connected deeply within us so he can literally manifest himself through us the more we're disconnected the more we're looking to so many other things in life to try and fulfill us and it's an issue of satisfaction because that's why when you're disconnected you don't feel

1:34:09flow there's there's no satisfaction the the lack the lack basically leaves you empty and we feel it was so many different things so when we're trying for example the issue of while I tackled the issue of authority I tackled the issue of causing not causing the issue of character which I didn't tackled the issue of causing I mean the idea is I'm still on the table we're still working towards that we're still working towards that trying to impress one another is one of the hardest things we struggle with as human beings and and when when we're when when we're having a platform to influence influences actually what the enemy is after most of the time so when you have that's why Jesus was the most influential being who walked on earth so influences is a great powerful tool that it could be our

1:35:13harmful and could be our you know that that brings glory to Abba and to us because he says God bring us when God says when you bring me glory I bring you glory and so you are happened to be one of naturally very charismatic which says you have such a beautiful gift of influence to people and the way you steward it is up to you and who you choose to kind of you know give it to so you have audience you have people and people are hungry for so many different things the question you would ask yourself or if I were in your shoes is why am I trying to impress why am I trying to connect with deeply and I see your heart trying to connect with so many different people people need a deeper sense of connectedness and I hear that and I see that we all need that in fact we're getting more disconnected because of what we use on all the social media and everything

1:36:14where our wiring is is messing up with our brains and our wiring and our even length of connectedness and I was never connectedness so when you're sitting here influencing people in that sense I would just every time I ask him in a dynamic way how do you want me to carry myself in this because yeah you can use or you can cost you can see say any of these words but how does the how does that leave you connected or disconnected unless the question and that gradually would give you answer the answers then satisfying answers that you'd need and it wouldn't be a thing that you have to kind of hate or battle or anything it would be a gradual journey towards a sense of complete like homeless and you know it's pearls go around yeah yeah thank you that's a reference to our previous conversation there from beloved Christy thank you for that wisdom I appreciate it I suppose it's because my connection to God was made a

1:37:22transparent and what do I want to say conscious through addiction solutions and with addiction solutions the primary paradigm is get out of self that's the like that the you are in false self that you are in your sort of fallen demonic self you're in your low frequency self and the way to get out of that is to recognize oh yeah look I'm focused on myself I've fallen into the broken mirror I've fallen into the broken mirror and so secondary challenges and also for me you know when it's been heroin crack sleeping around like a lunatic self obsession fine it's such a long and vivid and lurid list of sins that when it sort of gets down to take okay I don't sort of minimize it but I'm trying to of course personally lose using my own limited systems of evaluation calculate what the value is of remaining present in the culture and accessible in the culture while

1:38:25allowing sanctification to take place at his pace but you know remember today I've had some pretty serious jolts now hey so what I would say is because look it's like the type we've been speaking for a very very very long time unless you have would you like to have some final words Jonathan and some final words Dr. Stella and then we will wrap up the show with a NAC appellate performance from Elvis Presley and I'll use you I'll allow you sir my beloved Elvis to to choose whatever and probably stand you know we'll find some nice light for you Jonathan what what did you want to say and the Jonathan look at the time it don't be longer than a minute darling minute darling here we go well I just love John chapter a woman called an adultery and Jesus says the words to her I don't condemn you and go and sin no more and I every step that I that I take towards God is stepping it taking a step away from condemnation and and shame and that the liars I believed about God my whole focus is just that that's all I just want to believe less lies about him I want

1:39:27to break through all the lies that I still believe about him I know that they're still lies that I believe about him and if they weren't there'd be no sin in my life if I that's evidence that there's still lies I've got to break through the then you know and so I'm so grateful that through Christ I see a mirror of my own wretched soul that put him there and then put him on that cross and then and I see my own design for punishment and and death my own condemning spirit and then I it melts me as he says I don't condemn you on the cross again and he says you know father forgive Jonathan he doesn't know what he's doing and that that grace then comes in to me and then says God thank you thank you and and then the thing that was alluring me to sin was a desire for comfort I just was looking for comfort but I it's only because I felt orphaned from God so that comfort brings me back to his heart Amen Dr Stella I do believe that one of the things that we need after we get saved which is what happened to me because when I got saved initially if you read my book when your levy breaks out of palm the junk out of your life when I got when I started going to the church for

1:40:29my for the first year nobody cared about my soul I should bring my boyfriend to church and you know they didn't care about my soul they didn't care that I was not truly saved or I was like an unsafe question and you know and nobody really cared to tell me why you doing this or not doing this and until I went to deliverance if I was just you know badias 17 that upon Mount Zion the Shabby deliverance and the Shabby holiness and the house of Jacob will pose their position I had to go through deliverance to break the chains and the evil desires before the Lord fueled me and set me up to be a deliverance means had to help people come out of bondage because here's the issue the church is not dealing with the fact that people come to Christ and then they still have things that they are struggling with you come to Christ you're struggling with pornography the church doesn't address it at the end of this at some point you lose hope in the salvation process to live holy and then these things becomes rooms that the devil used to attack you to steal from you to destroy homes to destroy marriages to destroy families and you know sometimes

1:41:34personal sin years can affect you and then if you read in the book of Efficiency of the Sixth say we rest not against the principalities powers who last of darkness preach our wickedness in high places the issue is that when a sin has over taken a nation and there's no deliverer what happens is that rulers of darkness of this world will make laws to entrench that sin when abortion over two cause we made laws when drug addiction I mean 20 years ago if you did marry one you were you were locked up in jail right now it's legalized when drug took over the rulers of darkness of this world which are the legislators they will make laws to entrench that sin but what happens is that you know legislators in affects the nation breaks down families destroy homes and the church has to get back to the fact that after salvation I just preach a message and everybody should go watch this on youtube it was like after salvation what next after salvation you need deliverance you need to break change you need to break even desires and if these things the Holy Spirit will help

1:42:37like he was talking to cast demons out you need to break principalities you need to change even mindsets but if you don't know that this is part of what is given to you in your salvation process you de-logisers came to give us life which is salvation life more abundantly is deliverance and if you don't break this chains then you're struggling you're you're something and our society now accepts the sin and iniquity and gives it cute names and gives it you know and and then when I just own I don't want to make people upset but you know no Russell you have a different calling from me I'm a deliverance minister my job is to hurt the body of Christ get clean get purge and stand in the authority that Christ gave us you your first job is as an evangelist but an evangelist has to go with the power of Christ to break yoke of people so now you know we're not giving people Christ the false Christ that allows you to do whatever you like you know something so what of what happens

1:43:38sometimes we're so eager to like oh we need to be able to conform to get to people know we need the power of the Holy Ghost because you know nobody argues with power you can argue with whatever but by time I lay hands on you and demons come count on you on the floor people videos that I've done online and yeah you can go watch it on my youtube channel and they are on the floor throwing up and rolling and rolling if I don't like my accent but when the power of God comes nobody argues with power and when the power of God comes you get healed you get delivered you get these yokes get broken off you and as that happens you have life and you have light and you feel lighter in your Christian walk and then you cannot carry that power to the next person because God reconciled us to him and he made us many starts of reconciliation so I am a proponent of the church cannot keep doing spiritual work in the physical way the church cannot keep doing spiritual work with with loud noise and you know and beautiful grammar we have to do spiritual work with the power of the Holy Ghost that knows what every single person is going on with

1:44:44and has the ability to go inside of us and of root the most valuable things out of us feel us with his power and make sure that we're out there doing his work I was at least likely to be saved when he saved me he cleaned me out he purchased me he filmed me with the Holy Ghost and he turned me to his battle axe and weapon of war. Amen very good very good I mean he said what a crazy looking show if you've just tuned in it's like Guardians of the Galaxy or something man uh christine what would you like to say to conclude my love? Well um I mean that's it well it's it's a journey it's a journey of trying to meet him and know him the whole time and it never ends and um he is magnificent in so many ways I think he uh his presence in a way that I would love to see even his presence manifest in more power through us it's an enigma to me I know it's just even I wish I was telling Russell that

1:45:48the day I wish I studied physics to understand quantum physics to understand the power of energy and he you how he uses this for us to kind of just to manifest his presence and I think um it I wish I can even get to know more facets of him knowing him is and like you won't get bored and he's the only one who could literally fulfill us the only way to conclude this now I think is with the king of rock and roll Elvis Presley now come up man what's your name in real life so to take us out with the what's on you gonna sing for us Harold? I'm gonna do one of my favorite songs can help falling in love which is I think I think God's love really does that for us to sing us out with can't help falling in love with you is Harold Schultz as the beloved king of rock and roll Elvis Presley uh thanks for joining us until next time I mean how could we ever do this again how could you recreate this look at this what's going on and now Elvis was meant to see all if who's rushing but I can't help

1:47:03falling in love with you shall I stay would it be would it be sin if I if I can help falling in love with you thank you so much and thank you to mr god bless you see you next time