Church & State -Life at Peace with Tony Marsella

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He's a seasoned entrepreneur who's worked with the diverse range of innovators, including biohacker pioneers, elite coaches, global industries, visionary artists, famous musicians, and former military leaders. Guided by his Christian values, Tony prioritizes privacy and freedom in everyday life. Tony, it is a pleasure to have you on church estate. Yea yeah, and in studio too. We don't get that very often. The only thing I don't like about having an in studio guest is the gun behind me is like pointed right at my head. But you know, sacrifices have to be made. So Tony, you are just quite an incredible individual and you are then, hey, you know, free flowing with the compliments over here. Yes, but you are the CEO of Last Hour Hosting dot org. And I want to know what this is because what I see throughout society culturally is there's a lot of big everything, and they've really taken over everything, whether it's big tech, big AG, big med, big pharma. There's all these bigs out there. But there's alternatives. And so you are, I guess, in the layman's turn, alternative to go daddy. Yeah, you could say it that way. We're really an alternative to the tech movement at large right now. If you think about the news going on, you're looking at AI data centers, you're looking at privacy being lost, surveillance state things like that. We're all about the alternative, which is full ownership over your daily life and privacy, which is such a concept. You know, it's almost like the Founding Fathers. We're trying to tell us something about that. But yeah, it's been a pleasure. It's been a journey, very painful. We don't have any investors in these platforms it's grassroots, quite literally, self funded, but we've been able to, like you said, work with some great influential businesses and we're really gaining traction right now. I absolutely love that. And everything that you're doing is open source. Can you explain the significantly said that, because I've actually been speaking at a number of different events as of late for Mark three to seven dot com, who you also work with, and I've been explaining to people. I've been actually really blasting the Apple people. It's kind of fun to do because I've said this a number of times on the show, but Apple people are like the Jehovah Witnesses of the tech world. It's they'll like knock on your door to tell you about the idea seventeen. Have you listened to Steve Jobs' autobiography. I have not. I encourage it because it's really eye opening. He does not like people touching his stuff and that boils down through all of their culture and you see it. It's constant anti right to repair anti. You know, they want control over your technology. And I kid you not. I was an Apple user. I had a MacBook Air and I was taking a flight and it was one of those you know, college. You know, that was like the defining college laptop, you know, the MacBook Air. It was a thirteen inch. I was on an air flight and I had set it on the front tray and the person in front of me backed up their seat and the screen just went crunch. And it was the most shocking thing in the moment. I didn't know what to do. I looking back, I wish I filed a complaint I could have got but of course I go to Apple and no, there's there's no repairing that screen at the time. To get the replacement part, it was more than just buying another laptop, and that's how they get you. And so yeah, I mean open source. I like I liken it too. You know, if you go to a skyscraper, okay, and you know I've been to New York, you know one World Trade Center for example. You go there, it's a huge building. You're trusting your life with whatever architect made that building. And what you can do, and what we're allowed to do is double check their work. I can go in there and ask for the blueprints. I can ask for the you know, architecture sign off the engineering to guarantee or to give me a better you know, piece about going up that elevator, and the thing was software, which is criminal. I think this should be illegal to hide the infrastructure in the engineering behind the software you use because of all of the corruption that it creates. Open source is open blueprints, it's open architecture, diagrams and so everything we use on Last hour hosting, you can double check. You don't have to be an expert. You can go in there yourself. I was laughing because Apple they come out with this you know, verification thing with third parties, you know, like, oh, we've got experts on it. I want to check it myself. Yeah, And that's really like a guiding principle with my whole life has been I don't trust authorities like I. Just because you wear a lab. Parp mind it over here, yeah, or. You have a doctorate, that doesn't mean that your skilled at what you do. Sure, I want to double check it in the same way I would encourage you and everyone else that talks to me to double check what I say. You know, and I think that's a healthier society. Yeah, I would one hundred percent agree. And not only can you check it, you could put it online and get other experts people that you may trust, that you followed over the years. As I explained the difference between open source and closed source. As I'm speaking about it, I talk about centralized or decentralized governments, and I think everybody can kind of look at that and go, hey, you know, the United States as it was originally intended, was a decentralized system of government and it worked. You look at the centralized governments across the world, Communism, socialism, fascism, Nazism, and all these different things. Yeah, freedom really doesn't exist in those cultures. Yeah. And I had a pretty controversial talk that I gave recently, and I'm not really hearing this at large, so I'd like to share it. But I think globalism is I think if you look at, by and large, the way that globalism has impacted our communities, our families, the economy, I think I'd much rather have decentralization across the board, not just my tech that I use, but my banks, my businesses that I trust, the food that we eat. You know, we're living up in rural Bonner's Ferry, and I'm telling you it's amazing the trust there is with the community and the standards. Because when there's centralization, there's a lack of accountability, and I'd say that's like a huge problem I have with these massive tech companies is who do you hold accountable? Like over the years, who's actually been held accountable for all of these lawsuits? Numerous and it just seems like it's kicking the ball down the court. They released these changes, but you don't really know behind the scenes that it's changed, you know. Yeah, And I actually I would agree with your assessment. It may be controversial, but I would actually go one step further though. You know this, Okay, do we need a tinfoil hat over here? I don't know. Globalism, I believe was always intended to fail. And I see the rise not in nationalism, I see the rise in regionalism. And I would base that Actually, if we're going into eschatology, we're told that there will be ten kings that emerge. I see what Donald Trump doing right now and other leaders around the world, is that regional systems establishing, like interest in North American Union that conservatives fought against for a long time, but now under Donald Trump, we're like, yeah, Canada, let's take it. And yeah, uh, the Minroe doctor in let's take Greenland ball we're at it. Do you think that's going to happen. I would not be surprised whatsoever if that were to occur. Yeah, We're living in interesting times, That's the truth. It's like really hard to find anything that's actually fiction anymore. If you look at the news and it cracks me up. You know, I know so many people that are just quitting listening and watching the news because it's just tearing them up. You know, they're anxious, fearful, and so yeah, I appreciate the content you guys do here. You know, you're you're hopeful. That's like, well, I'm a bit of an absurdist, which means I laugh, Like I look at everything that going on, and I mean I think I'd lose my mind if you know everything I know about like Epstein and you know what Donald Trump was doing with it, with what I was just talking about with regionalism, I probably lose my mind. But instead I laugh at it. And I guess I base that off of you know, God looks at the enemies or the plans of the enemies, and then he also laughs. But yeah, I mean, as far you were talking about, like, there is no fiction. I mean, this is why, like I wear Dystopian team shirts and I and I drink over here. Where did you? I had a fan actually get this for a way and it is it is phenomenal. The Brondo. Yes, it makes grass grow you guys. Yes, exactly has electrolytes what plants create. So if people are interested in last hot we're hosting, tell us about some of the you know, the products that you have that you've developed for people that are yeah, yeah, want to live free. Yeah, it's web hosting for the last hour, so you can follow your dreams and it's with a cause. So ten percent of your script subscription goes to Alliance for Defending Freedom. And then the services we have if you're using like fiver, upwork or these other services, were that alternative for you and it's real affordable pricing. But here's the difference. We're supporting and hiring all US workers from our communities. We are fully in the US, so all of our infrastructure, the data center we're using is privately held. It's Christian owned. So Christianity is like huge principle of the moral base for what we're doing. So there's accountability there. And then the privacy side we have no KYC options. So what that means like know your customer. You can sign up with just an email. I love this and we'll give you hosting and you're only held accountable for what you put on your host We don't need to give out your information if there's ever you know, requests things like that to us, So that's up to you. But we have that option, and I'm telling you, with the connections we have in uh persecuted places, this is an amazing tool for the missionary, for the person that is wanting to stay on the download but still have you know, the resources up for their you know, ministry. But at the end of the day, we're just copying the big tech cycle. You know. We're creating for profit services, we're funding where we're taking from that profit funding nonprofit partners and in our case they're Christian principled. And then we're influencing culture with content, influencing legislation. I could go all day about all of the legislation that's trying to get passed right now that's going to severely the Internet in the world. You guys know today is at a precipice from digital ID to age verification laws to so on and so forth. The things they are trying to pass, they want to get rid of your right to encryption, so private communication. There is a bill in Congress trying to get passed to make it illegal for you to have encryption keys that they have no access to. In the US. That's not the UK and ins insane. I tell people, look at the UK, look at China, look at these places. That's forecasting what's trying to happen here. M hm. They have for a very long time pointed to the nation of China as the model. That's what they want for us. Did you see the news today. With Trump and yeah, yep. What's going on? Yeah? Didn't that feel weird? It did feel really weird. And they're pushing a digital currency together in Unison. This is dangerous. Yeah, this is such an attack on our freedoms. And just because Trump is your guy, right, there's a lot of Christians, a lot of Conservatives and Republicans who think that still they're just giving it a free pass. If this was Biden or this was Obama, conservatives would be up in arms about this. But instead we're just sitting back like no, no, no, Trump's got this. Well, the Conservatives are too busy fighting each other to there's a lot of that really, you know, organized over free speech issues. Yeah, that's the thing that drives me nuts, Tony is like they're all upset. They're calling Tucker Carlson a terrorist, right, and nobody should listen to candas Owens. I thought we were the party of free speech. Yeah, let the market dictate. Yeah. I think everyone should be nice to each other and generalness and respect. I think the conservative movement could do with a lot more of generalness and respect and we get a lot more done, I think, because we've got a window of opportunity right now. We do. And historically I'm concerned it's going to swing this next election, just based on what I've looked at, you know, over the years. So I've been predicting just that on the show, that twenty twenty six midterms are going to be a blood bath. Is that what you're saying? Yeah, okay, Yeah, it usually swings farther the opposite direction, and almost by design. It's kind of weird. Once again by design. So speaking of you know, people being nice to each other, you know, bringing that back to conservatism as a whole, you're also doing a fantastic three day event in Bonner's beautiful Bonners Ferry, and people in Spokane know it. But obviously we have a national audience. If you ever get the opportunity to go up to Bonners Ferry, Idaho, take that opportunity because it is literally God's country. It's beautiful for sure. Yeah, and I would say the whole worlds this country, you know, And it's just it's one hundred plus acre retreat that we're running out and the goal here, you guys, if you know anyone that's stressed out, the family is under attack, all right. It's the marriage, the kids, the finances, everything is going crazy. And so we're trying to keep this really affordable. And our prayer is that this offers a weekend of hope, of rest of unity. And the echo part, we're really trying to echo timeless principles found in Scripture that's applicable to every situation we're experiencing right now. I think that the overall message is we want to have a life of peace. And we were talking earlier like I think everyone deep down desires a life at the shire, Like. Oh yeah, I could go for some second breakfast right now. Yeah, and in that idea of just peace and quiet is in scripture, like one Timothy two talks about we should petition and pray for our authorities and we should be involved in that so that we may live a life of peace and quiet and living in godliness in that and that what a great you know, future to think of, to be in God's creation, to be able to own everything that we do. And so this event, there's over twelve expert speakers, your friend Sean and Boss. Yeah. Yeah, and Boss is going to be speaking there. It's on a wide range of topics, privacy, freedom, off grid, homesteading. I really don't know of anything quite like it. Did you have like a leather worker. Ye, So there's going to be a forage there there. You're going to be teaching how to do blacksmithing. Wow. So that's gonna be cool. And that's the idea is hands on activities. We're going to be having all kinds of stuff for the whole family, like. That, fun for the kids as well. Yeah. Yeah. And at the end of the day, we see a need right now in our culture to build community, create a place of rest of peace. And so that's why we've got this Christian Family Retreat going. I absolutely love it. So September eleventh and thirteenth of this year, twenty twenty six in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, and it's at Boulder Creek Retreat. There is you know, there's accommodations right, oh, absolutely in camp as well. Yeah, well we're going to fill up. You've got your your basically room accommodations. You know, you've got your hot shower, you're you're really glamping. You know, it's gonna be nice. There's gonna be really quality food there, locally sourced. And then once we fill up, you know, because we've got limited spots for that, we're going to be opening up for overflow camp sites. We've got a few hookups for you know, your fifth wheel you want to pull up. So yeah, just reach out hello at Shiloh Echo dot org and we'll be happy to help. Yeah. Absolutely, I'm like I said, I'm really looking forward to this. My whole family's coming up for it. It's going to be an absolute blast. So many of the speakers I'm looking forward to. You've got natural paths. It's just it's a community of individuals that want to exit the system that has been built to really enslave us, and that takes there's so many avenues that they have taken and to enslave us, and these are solutions. And that's really what I want to do on this show is not just be a doom and gloom profit, although I don't think prophits exist anymore. But I don't want to be that guy. I want to offer solutions. What are you doing over there, Chris like glaring at me? Sorry, I gotta throw that in, man, I got it. But I want to be the guy that offers solutions. And that's exactly what this event is about, giving solutions to people. And you don't have to be an expert. You could be an absolute novice. You've just like maybe you've just taken your head of the sand and been like, uh oh, things don't look right. This is the this is the place for you to be. Yeah, we're we're at the receiving end of this growing movement that's saying, hey, I'm not all for this transhumanist agenda that's happening. I want the alternative. I want to be a part of God's tech is what we call it, his created order, the natural order. And so these people that are going to be there all broad range. Again, it's a great networking opportunity. There's going to be businesses that are focused on local manufacturing jobs. There's there's gonna be all kinds of activities. So yeah, I. Noticed that Ted Cruz promoting the neurallink isn't on this list. Is that intentional on your part? Yes? Yeah, no, neurallink, We don't want to promote that here. I have a Bachelor of Science and have a lot to learn still, but what I do know and what we were drilled in on, is the body is a closed system, was designed for the flesh suit that you have, and anytime you drill through that, you take something else. There is a reaction. And a lot of people don't realize if you look into the studies with these neurlinks, the impact on your brain is going to be huge. And we think we're addicted right now to these. Just wait until you get people that are willingly and I'm seeing them sign up, people that don't even have disabilities, willingly stepping in line, you know, implant because it's an agenda. It's it's a religion. It's not about religion just helping with disabilities. It's about trying to create an alternate salvation plan. And I've talked with these guys at length in Silicon Valley executive kind of guys in Utah, and they go on and on about how Jesus is not inclusive and that salvation plan is not inclusive. But then they have this worldly alternative question for them is what about the millions traillions of people have died already, you know what's and then how do you afford this? I can barely, you know, get access to good healthcare right now. It's yeah, it's interesting. It is, but you almost have to marvel what they've been able to pull off, right and you can already see how this is going to go. You get some people that are the test subjects for Neurlink, and boy, I mean I wouldn't sign up to be a test subject for a medication or a vaccine personally. I mean that's just me. I know, we grew up reading comic books and if you swim in nuclear waste, you might get superpowers. Sorry, guys, no, you're getting cancer and not getting superpowers. Okay, So I wouldn't sign up for any of this to be a test subject. But they'll start to roll out and imagine what that would do, just at the corporate level, when you are interviewing somebody and I'm just a regular human being. You've got neurallink in your brain, you can access the Internet through just a thought and have access to all knowing information. You're going to have a leg up on just a human that refuses this next evolution, if you will. Yeah, it's definitely predicated on a God complex and this age old battle between God's creation wanting to leave the sandbox. You know, I really believe that we're in this proverbial sandbox and we're constantly trying to leave it, and God doesn't want us to leave, not because he is keeping us from something, but because he cares about our health and well being, and just the knowledge of good and evil has destroyed us. We are not able to handle that. From the Garden of Eden, and they want to do so much more now, you know. They want to become God. I mean, it's not just the Garden of Eden, which which by the way, and I've said this on the show a number of times, like one of God's greatest acts of mercy was kicking Adam and Eve out of the garden, so they didn't eat from the treo life because at that point they would have been separated from eternity, from the Lord that would have lived forever. And I just can't amend the older I get, man, I gotta tell you, the more I'm looking forward to dying, you can get getting rid of this lush suit. It is, this is not it. And I think that's the hope that we should have, is that it takes divine intervention, the Lord that we serve, to reset this entire world. Uh. And I'm grateful that there's people like yourself in so many other you know, organizations that are still holding onto that hope and representing light in a very dark time we're living in. And I would just I would just challenge people, you know, look at the direction things are heading out. I saw another news article about the robots. You know, look at the robots, look at the AI, look at the you know, digital ID, the brain implants, the transhumanism. What is the outcome? What? What do you expect the outcome to be? Just just based on I mean, basic web two point zero stuff. How did that turn out for you? Has that been a good change in your life? I remember I was old enough still to remember before, you know, having this phone, and the very first phone I had was like a go phone, you know, you had to pay per text message. Yep. And ever since that started, the way I see life and experience it has changed, and it's not good. I look fondly on the days when I was not aware of all of this, and it's addicting. It's so addicting. They've fintentially the algorithm on you know, Instagram and YouTube and these things. I'm not even wanting to scroll, and it's like it captures you. And so I don't know. I just don't have a good feeling about where this is all going to end up. And I've read a lot of fiction books and they have a lot to say on that as well. They sure do. Yeah, No, it's it's sad. And I've talked about this so many times, how sad it is to go out and watch people on dates or dealing with their kids and they're just oh, just like just scrolling, just hold on, yeah, and they're so you can have conversations with people and they're on their phone just looking at their phones scrolling. They didn't hear a word you said. And to me, like I just stopped talking to those kind of people. I don't have time for that. I'm too busy. I'm trying to fight this entire system. If you're in that matrix and you can't come out of it, I wish you well, but I don't have time to engage with relationship or conversation with you. Yeah. And for those that are like, what do I do to get out of it? That's this event. That's why we have this event. Just experience what we're about, what we're doing, and it's not new stuff like these things that these experts are talking about. The activities that we're having, they're just real human interaction, you know. It's creating a space for that which we're lacking in our culture right now. Space is for actual in person interaction. And Yeah, at the end of the day, my heart and desire is just to see people live at peace in their life. And Amen, the direction things are going is not peaceful. No, no, it's it's not at all. It's going to be a life of terror. And so we're coming up on a hard break here. I'm gonna jump in real quick and just to everyone, especially the NRBTV audience, Look, this is in boterers Ferry, Idaho. But I don't care where you live, you can come to this event. So it's a great opportunity for you to be at a wonderful event talking about freedom. You can meet yours truly as well. You meet Tony there also. 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It goes all back into doing more of this all right with that, I'm going to move over to Mark three to seven dot com because this is one of the great affiliates that I love and work for. But I'm fully ghost protocol. I guess you could say my computer that I'm using for the show right here, yep, that is Linux. That's a ghost laptop. My phone is a ghost phone. And I absolutely love this and even something that Tony was talking about. Ever since I've switched from the Google Matrix because I was never an iPhone user and went over to Graphinos. I'm not scrolling, I don't have those apps, I don't download video games onto my phone to where I'm just stuck in this thing. Is this something that you're seeing as well? Tony? Absolutely yeah. I run Graphene as a daily driver and it's been a world of difference, and knowing Sean and the team at Mark thirty seven, I would definitely vouch for the devices that they're making. You guys, it's a battle, you know, and even Linux, if you look at the news right now, they're coming after Linux. They're trying to instill things like age verification in the OS. They're trying to, you know, get rid of this freedom option. But because it's open source. People anywhere can fork that code, can take that code, because you own it when you use it. And that's the whole message. It's own everything you do. You can keep using that despite what they put on it because you can see what's coming. So that's the difference between this and Microsoft and Google and Apple. You're kind of forced with those to use or lose. Right, you have to keep replacing your phone. Man, I can run this phone for as long as I want, and I can actually hire people locally to maintain. It for me. Yeah, it's a beautiful feature. So for those of you who are interested, mark three to seven dot com and use the coupon code Church and State. You'll get a discount and you'll be helping to support Church and State. All Right, with that, I'm gonna go back into the interview with Tony here, and Tony, I have a really interesting question for you, and it actually dawned on me as you were talking about your phone, your first phone where you had to pay for text. Right, all of the technology that they're hitting with us and people are just enamored with it, but it all costs money. And so what I want to ask you is why is AI free. Oh man, Well, the famous saying there's no free lunch, right, yeap, please take that seriously. These companies know exactly what they're doing. We've got videos on our YouTube channel about this. But essentially it's harvesting your data. They're harvesting and selling your data. Any of these free services Gmail, you know, AI integration is worse now, it's just hyper scale data harvesting. If you're using X like Twitter, they're harvesting your data. That was the big money move that he made brilliantly, like investing in buying Twitter, seeing that ahead of time to get the best source of data to train their AI, you know, machine learning models, and it's all on your stuff. And so that's why it's free, because they're selling your data. Yeah, I mean I just kind of thought of that, but yeah, this is the most advanced technology that humanity has currently and it's free. No, it is absolutely not free. They're making money handover fist. You know, you talking about Elon Musk with X. But I've brought up on the show before. Mark Zuckerberg didn't create Facebook. No, he was. He was the little guy, the puppet they installed. Like here's here's a fun little tech nerd from college and it's got a great story. The thing was made by DARPA and the intention behind it was for us to share all of our information willingly on social media because it's fun, you can connect with people. There's a narrative, and it's almost inhuman, this narrative. Knowing how people work and having met people in government, it's got to be inhuman. And I think it's Satan, you know, driving this whole thing to steal, kill and destroy, you know. But yeah, at the end of the day, this movement is grounds to lose your control, your privacy, your personal life, and you're being ushered into this like global hive mind is what Elon Musk would describe it. And I would actually say this bubble of AI right now. They're losing tons of money actually, and it's hilarious the amount of money they spend running the servers. Just so that there was a stat people can look it up. I don't remember the numbers, but every time someone responds with thank you or please, you know, these cordial things that you don't need with AI, it burns so much money for them. Oh man, there you go, so thank your A every time you use it. Hey, thank you, But. It's gonna go away. They're going to charge for this, They're getting you addicted to it, and then the money model is already getting instilled. So the people that I work with, they're already paying for this stuff. The freemium stuff's going away, and that's where they're going to get you. And I think this AI stuff, we could talk about a whole bunch of different aspects of you know, this transhumanist stuff, but generally anything artificial is not very good for you, whether it's like sweepers, yeah, food or so I feel about that at AI. Look up AI psychosis. There are psychological studies that are coming out about the detriment of this, the lack of memory that people are having. And I think this next generation that is only going to know this is going to be one of the most unscared yea in unlearned generations. And it scares me because a huge component of society that we should keep practicing is memorization. You need to internalize the information that you learn to have it build character in your life. And we were talking about you know, Fahrenheit four fifty one. Ye there's like at the end of that book, you know, there's people that they're just a living memory of those, you know, works that had impact. Another good one is Moonwalking with Einstein. I've not read that. I encourage you guys to look at Moonwalking with Einstein. That's like one of those foundational books. This guy went as a reporter to this memory championship. I think it was a world stage memory championship. These people memorize decks of cards, they memorize all kinds of crazy stuff. And he came back a year later in won the championship having no experience in memory. But one of the key things that he shares in that book is just how much that changed his life, knowing how to memorize, and how much important that was to him to internalize. Instead of dumping your brain, your ethics, your who you are into this other, you know, space, internalize it because it's going to help. It's going to help you, you know, be at peace. Uh So, I'm right there with you. I mean, I love libraries. I love to read. My bookshelf is just stuffed. It's I need another one, honestly. But that's what we need to go back to, you know, the the old tech, as it were, maybe God's tech as you phrased it. Yeah, I joke around that the Amish weren't that far off. You know, maybe maybe they they stopped a little too soon with some of the technology. But yeah, it's looking kind of nice to to just go to the Shire, you know, and dip out on everything going on. But man, I don't know if we shared yet, but I have cistic fibrosis. Did we talk about that. I've not talked about that yet. That's a huge, you know, part of my story. I almost died last year. Did I share that with you? You shared it with me personally, but not the audience. Oh man. Since I was fourteen, I started having awful illness, you know, intestinal pain, brain fog, like just horrible stuff. And I didn't help. I got H one N one remember that pandemic? I too, And since then it changed my life. I was poked, prodded, had every specialist that I could find. And that's when I really understood that the pharmaceutical industry, the medical industry here in the US, is not interested in fixing you, in helping you. And I was suffering, suffering, went through all of this, you guys powered through, you know. I went to college, paid off my student debt and started these businesses. In last year, it caught up with me. I was in the er. My heart was having heart attack symptoms, and it scared the heck out of me. If anyone listening has had heart issues, you know what I'm talking about. It feels like your life force is just like suffering. But I was there and the medical system failed again, and my wife and I got to prayer, and we prayed and we researched, and we weren't trusting the authorities because they were trying to direct us to pharmaceuticals. Anyway. We argued with them because we realized the only test we had never done was for sick fibrosis, and got our way through. We had to argue with our general practice to get those tests done at Sacred Heart, sweat test and gene panel. Both positive came back. Would you believe? I went to our general practitioner and he still did not believe. That's what I have. All my symptoms lined up, and you guys, I'm here today to share with you because we had that mindset. I've been treating it with natural interventions. I've got we. Hold that up. You've had that, and I've wanted you. You take it actually throughout the day, so. This isn't anything special. This is like a camping you know, spices container, but I put salt and electrolytes in here, and CFTR gene malfunction is an issue with sodium absorption, so I sweat out most of the salt that I take in and this helps fix it. So I just needed a lot more salt. And then I take a pancreatic enzyme. It's called atypical cistic fibrosis. And I'm an advocate for this because not many medical practitioners are even aware. Cystic fibrosis can show up from one parent. It can affect other organs than just your lungs. So I have it in my brain, my pancreas, my intestines, and ever since I started taking the enzymes, it's cleared things up. I gained my hair back. I should I know you guys a photo I was looking just awful, and the Lord is good. And that's my testimony is the Lord is good. There is hope. I remember during the darkest moment of my health issues, asking the Lord, what is the point of life if I have no control over my circumstances? I felt helpless you guys. And it was a point of wisdom that he showed me. While I have no control over my circumstances, I have control over my response. I am responsible for my response. And that took away all the blame game. You know, our culture is all about blaming, right, it's everyone else but me. It's their fault, it's their fault. If we take responsibility, individual responsibility, I think our society would be much healthier. And so I did that. I said, Lord, I am responsible for my response. And I also going back to the shire Caleb, have you ever met anyone that wakes up in the morning's like man, I want to be anxious today? No, I want to be fearful. Man, I would just love maybe in Portland maybe Okay, Well, I've not met anyone that wants or desires these things, you know Glatians five. If you open your Bible, you know it talks about the fruits of wickedness. No one really desires us. What do they want? They want joy, they want peace, they want patience, a little more kindness, you know, gentleness. And that's my message from that moment on that I led led me to hear like to even be on this podcast is a huge honor. I chose life, I chose joy. And I think that's what Paul meant, you know, he talks about I found the secret, you know, in being content in every circumstance. It's in Philippians, and I think that's it is that we have to choose to be joyful, to have the fruits of the spirit, we have to choose life. And so that's my encouragement today for anyone that's struggling out there suffering. It's a hard time, Like it's okay to acknowledge that life sucks right now, Like it's not what we would hope for, you know, in the US. But we can still choose joy. We can choose life. I think that's a compelling message, and I thank you for sharing your testimony on that. I'm sure for the audience that it's going to be a benefit. I know what you just said benefited me choosing joy, Uh, you know, and I mean Paul, I mean he's in prison. You know how many times is he in prison? Uh? And he's still joyful. And throughout the ages, you know the history of the martyrs and things, all of them had that joy, even even in the most trial Uh, most extreme trials and tribulations, they still had that joy, and so I appreciate you sharing it. Uh. And it really is kind of a great closing message we're winding down at the end of the show. Is is to choose, choose joy, choose choose that life of peace. Uh, Tony, I want to bring exactly and not in the hippie sense. You know you showered before you came here. I know you did. Well, you're not soaked him, Petulia, I can't smell it. I'm a little salty, A little salty, yes, for sure. But I want to bring up the websites one more time. If you're interested in website hosting, maybe owning your own data, not being concerned that it might just be taken from you, go check out Last Hour hosting dot org. And Tony, anything else you want to say about this. I am sincerely praying that anyone listening to this today chooses a life of peace. You have the option if we go to nineteen eighty four. You know, big brother he lost out when he denied God. There is a higher power. Even our constitution acknowledges the higher power. And so when you look at the ugliness of the life that you're seeing around you know that there is a better day ahead, and that's the hope that I hope we all can go after is stay encouraged. Am end to that, and then we're going to go over to the event because I want everybody to get to this event. Faithfamilyfund dot com. This is where you can get your tickets. It's right up at the top of the page. Chris is showing that to you right now. But Tony, what do you want to tell people about why they should come to this event so they can be blessed? Yeah, it's super affordable for the three days instead of paying for Disney or going to somewhere else. You know, this. Supports a great cause. Five percent of the event is going to Foundations Christian School. You'll see a short video on the page about Charlie Turner who founded that. They're teaching the next generation about a lot of things that we're talking about here. And we also have some clear directions if you're flying in and just again email us and at hello at Shyliequa dot org and be happy to help with accommodations. We're looking forward to supporting the alternative. Amen. Well, thank you so much for all the work that you're doing. We're putting on this event. I know it's going to be fruitful for so many of the people that attend it. But it's been a pleasure having you not only on the show but in the studio as well. Yeah, we've been having a lot of fun and I look forward to working with you more in the future. Yeah. Likewise, all right. Well, ladies and gentlemen, there you go. There's your opportunity to be a part of a system that honors God, that respects freedom and liberty versus what the world is giving you right now. But it's up to you if you want to take those steps. 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