Convert or Kill

You're listening to the end. If you were passed back just to be a ship could get ugly today, folks, just a warning heads up, could get explicit, could get ugly. Not exactly what I was planning on when I woke up today, this beautiful Thursday morning here in Richmond, Virginia. But you see, I live in in a It's funny because I listened to a lot of Michael Savage. My father in law introduced me to him. I was listening to Glenn Beck, I was listening to Sean Hannity, and my father in law I met him. Just imagine, I'm like from the North, he's from the South. We're already at odds. He's living one foot in the Civil Wars still. And also I'm in love with his daughter, and so you can imagine the relationship. But he was always straight with me, and you know, I wound up loving the guy. I mean just I wound up being about as close with him as I've ever been with anybody really in the end, which is you know, it's great. He was fun. But I remember I remember, like yesterday, standing in his living room. This is after we knew each other for a little while and talking and him telling me, you got to stop listening to Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck. Those guys suck. You got to listen to Michael Savage. And you know, it's hard not to look back at that, and you know, see how it kind of opened my eyes to a lot of things, change the trajectory on my thinking, and listening to him sort of report from behind enemy lines there in San Francisco over all those years was like, you know, you had sympathy for him, but you also understood, like, this guy's got an endless stream of gripes because he lives in just this liberal insanity that is San Francisco. So all these years later, maybe fifteen years later, it's so funny to be broadcasting from Richmond, Virginia, which a state that you know should be purple at the very least, is largely red when you drive outside of cities like Richmond, Charlottesville in the northern Virginia a hell hole, the heart of darkness up there. But I do find myself now with the Mother of Mayhem at the Helm, who no one seems to like, living in this very similar world as the Doctor. And that's why the show is what it is today because we have to talk about one. Uh well, we have to talk about the greater issue of converter kill Sharia law, burn the churches down, build the rape gangs, radical Islam. We have to talk about it. We have to talk about one. Saddam Aslan Salim from Fairfax, of course, right and where else? Now, this came up on X today even though this is not breaking news. This is a bill that came out back in February. Okay, But sometimes the wires hit at the right time. Sometimes they hit it at different times. Sometimes it all comes together in your mind in this moment, but they're also you know when and idea really culminates it. There's a lot of things that feed into it. You know, it's timing. There's a lot of things. But I want you to look at this. I want you to look at this Virginia State Senator Saddam Aslan Salem from Fairfax. Now, how someone who is devoutly religious could survive in a place like Fairfax is unbelievable. But then you know, you could say that about a lot of places and a lot of people. So back in February introduced Bill six two four that would define Islamophobia within Virginia's assault and battery laws while requiring law enforcement to track crimes allegedly motivated by anti Islam bias. Now, there's a there's a number of reasons why this is crazy, and we'll get into that, but I want you to understand who this guy is. I want you to know Senator Saddam Aslan Salim, because we're going to jump over to another piece of legislation. It's been defeated, it probably will remain defeated. But put the pieces together. This is this the one. Yeah, SB, let me bring it up. Let's put it on the show. Let's make everyone aware. I just wanted to show you sort of the inspiration for what happened and how it happened and all that kind of stuff, because what I'm about to show you right now is pretty eye opening. If you think, I mean, I can't think that this stuff is you know, by accident. I just can't think that way. I'm sorry. There's too many puzzle pieces that fit in just perfectly. There's too many things. Hang on a minute, there's simply too many things. So what we're looking at here, here's your bill, right assault and battery definition of Islamophobia. Penalty. Largely what it is is, you know, turning a Sultan battery on someone who who maybe you beat up a guy who. I don't know how they do it. I don't know how they figure out the hate crime thing, but this is largely what it is, right, this is largely a hate crime situation defines islamophobi as it relates to crime assault and battery toward Islam. Muslim definition applies regardless of whether the victim is actually a practitioner of Islam or not, provided that the perpetrator targeted such a victim based on a perceived adherence to such faith. The bill also clarifies that religious conviction includes Islam. The bill directs the Department of whether Attorney General Divisity, Equity and Inclusion to include the bill's definition of Islamophobia and it's hate Crime Recording Central repository. So we have to monitor hate crimes UH against practitioners of the Islamic faith or people who that you were assaulting you assumed was a practitioner of the religion. I want to tell you about why I hate hate crimes and why hate crimes have made the world a hellhole, but I first have to show you the other bill that our boy also proposed. Right now, remember SB six two four Assault and battery, definition of Islamophobia penalty. Let's take a look at his other bill. Coincidence, coincidence? What do you think? Oh, look at that? How strange introduced by Saddam Aslan Salem, the chief patron of the assaults and certain ammunition feeding devices purchase, sale and prohibited Penalties bill SB seven nine, the one that was stopped by the Supreme Court of Virginia, the one that is getting the State of Virginia sued by the federal government. Seems weird. I think I heard something about disarmament and history. So you bring a bill to the floor about islamophobia and and this is around the same exact time, you also bring a bill to the floor about assault firearms quote and certain ammunition feeding devices. We turn those into a class one misdemeanor for any person who imports, sales, manufacturers, purchases, or transports and assault firearm. You see, if it were such a big deal, why would it be a class one misdemeanor? Right, and think about that. See, when you disarm a population in the same way as when you take over a population. Before you can get to convert or kill. You have to be smart. I can't help personally. This is personal. I can't help but wrap my head around. I cannot wrap my head around the fact that we have not had a serious terrorist attack in this country since two thousand and one, not, you know, not to say that the shootings are not sore but a mega one. Right, We've got the Sanders. What's her name? I always forget her name from Mark the Sean Ryan Show. What's going on with Sean Ryan? I see nothing about him anymore. He was everywhere for a while there. Maybe it's just my algorithm. Anyhow, we got heard telling this every which away that a terrorist attack's gonna happen. Listen, it's a big deal. There's a lot of planning. There's a lot of shit going on with bombs and undetectable bomb vests and all this kind of stuff. You want my take? You want my serious take? Now? What listening to all of that, watching all this happen, watching the Iran thing go down, waiting for the splinter cells that the sleeper cells rather to come out of the woodwork. Do you want my take on this whole thing? Man, if you're winning why rock the boat if you're already winning, why rock the boat? What's the point why rock the boat? Why? Why? What's the point of having a big terrorist attack that's gonna stifle like it's going to turn all the Americans against you? Right, you have a big, massive Islamic terror attack with all these and they find out that people were trained by Hamas and they got here, and they've came from here and came from there in all these places. You find out this stuff, man, and who all this work you've done with your sadines and your Salems in Congress? Like, now you got problems right now, you got serious issues because you're taking steps back. I can't help but feel that we're we're already losing. So what's the point of doing a some kind of big terrorist attack. Quiet down, Let us build our Shario town down there in Texas. Let us, you know, just just throw at maltav at an old church every so often, right, little by little, you know, you keep it keep it just below issue, just below getting everybody all riled up. Let them be mad about artificial intelligence. Let the let the the stupid moronic people fight each other over their politics. And Donald Trump and just stay just under uh, you know, just under the line there, and that'll assure that we can slowly get to convert or kill. I know that's crazy. Muslims don't actually want to convert or kill, do they do? You know? Have you sat down with a bunch and asked them, Have you sat down with a bunch it you trust that you know really well, and said, hey, if you guys get enough influence around here, you're gonna start like pushing conversion. You're gonna start pushing taxation. You know, it's a tax you pay, right if you want to say Christ is lord in an Islamic land, if you're lucky enough to live, you get to pay the alms tax. They gotta get your guns first. That's where a boy came in. He came in with the Islamophobia, and then he came right in behind that with the assault weapons Class one misdemeanor, which is not a massive felony, by the way, right, this is what this is Why to this arm a broad swath of the public. You do it by agitation, you know what I mean? You do it with agitation. If you want to really stop guns from being available to people, and particularly in the streets, and particularly in the hands of youths who are shooting each other at nauseum in cities like Chicago. You know, the youths, the teens. You gotta throw people in jail. But no, I think I think winning is fine. I think winning is working. I think staying just under the radar is working. Because then you get this situation where mom, Donnie, the Sultan up there in New York, he can come out and say, you know what, the old church, the old historic church that got arson attack, we better bring her down. It's a public safety hazard right. New York City Department of Bills Buildings has determined that the church will be demolished overseen by practicing Muslim Ahmed Tigian handpicked by the Sultan Mamdani. The church will also be builled for the demolition alms tax. Muslim NYC official seals Mandani planned to demolish historic Brooklyn Christian church destroyed an arson attack, despite the church's attempt to save it. Now, this is a one hundred and seventy four year old Brooklyn church that was torched in a suspected arson attack is set to be demolished by the Mamdani administration after it rejected efforts by congregation by the congregation to preserve the historic building, which was a landmark and was built in eighteen fifty three. Cops are investigating the blaze is an arson incident. Just before the fire began, a person of interest was seen running from the South Brunswick Reformed Church. You're gonna see a lot of this. You're gonna see a lot of this, particularly in New York, but probably other places as well. You're gonna see a lot of it, but not enough of it, not enough of it that people will go, Okay, it's enough already. Only only lunatics are gonna get on podcasts that the people are, you know, misunderstand and call them islamophobic. Are gonna get on podcasts like me and my hosts and say, what the hell's going on? But how many? How many churches are we gonna let the Muslims burn down? How many? Just as what it is, you can call it what it is? Can you call it? Well, for now you can call it what it is. You might not always be able to call it what it is, or there might be repercussions to add insult the injury. The congregation expected to foot the bill for its own demolition. I mean this is you can't tell me there's not e moms just clapping and laughing. We burn their church halfway down, and then we make them pay for demolishing it entirely. This thing with the churches is interesting to me because it was Hang on a minute, No, I think we're okay. We may have to commence some audio visual indoctrination for a second. Yes, yes we will. So I'll ask again, is the president working to make life more affordable for you than your family? We all know the answer is no. Had let the doggies out? Sorry? So where was I? The thing with the churches is interesting to me because when I wrote was it two years ago? Last year? When do I publish Let Your Heart Be Light? I published a new Christmas book called Let Your Heart Be Light last year and one of the scenes in the book takes one of the main characters to a historic church in Philadelphia, and it's a very descriptive intro to that chapter that describes the beauty of the church, and me, having not been a church go or never really appreciated or understood the beauty of like churches in all sorts of towns and places, particularly big city churches. It's similar to fine art, you know what I mean, with the stained glass and the and the fine woodwork and those kinds of things that make up like these beautiful cathedrals. And in my head, I just started thinking, like, how about we go see some you know, like, how about we go see some of these churches. Let's start in Virginia. Let's start in the city and work our way out and dis go. I'm not talking about like make a show. I'm not talking about like make a scene, you know what I mean. I'm just literally talking about for my own personal enjoyment, like let's just go see the beauty of the churches and cathedrals around the nation. Why not? You know, if I go to a new city or a different city, I try to get to their art museum, So why not pop into churches? And it just surprises me that, you know, we're getting to this point here in the country right now, I have to also think about the burning of churches. God works in mysterious ways, That's all I can tell you. God pushes you into as that are very strange and at the time they don't make much sense. But if you pay attention and you put faith in the front seat. Then eventually you're gonna go, oh, that's why. Okay, that's why that happened. Now I get it. Now I see the light. So I mean, you never know, you never know how that could go. I have not made it, stepped foot into one church outside of my nephews, my most recent nephews baptism. But there's something to it. There is something to it. And like everything in my life, you got to give me a little few months. I got the idea pops in. I gotta chew on it, I gotta figure it out, I gotta schedule it and all that kind of stuff, and then things start to take shape, you know what I mean. Speaking of taking Shapefolksredbeaconmedia dot com is going up today. It's going up today. No better time to find the Red Beacon than now. I can tell you that much. So I don't know. Later today go to Redbeaconmedia dot com. You'll be able to see it. You know you we'll talk about it much more to This is not the show for that, you know what I mean. This show is titled Converter Kill and that I understand the severity of the title, and what is the show all about It's just about my feeling watching all this stuff unfold all across the country, watching what really sort of longing for a group of popular practitioners of Islam to come out and make me feel good about living beside a growing Islamic population in the United States. That's like the most James that I can give you. Do you know what I mean? Like, I get away from the heart and soul of what I am when I get upset, when I get aggravated, when I see consistent, idiotic things happening. And then what makes me even more pissed off is when I see people who just turn a complete blind eye to everything and look at you like your nuts right, They look at you like you're the crazy. Oh, I'm the crazy one. Okay? Is Sharia law crazy? Oh, it's just part of our late. Oh you want to make a whole neighborhood and enforce Sharia law in that neighborhood, And I'm supposed to sit here and pretend like that's fine. I just make some laws up. Then why not start my own little neighborhood and with a bunch of crazy laws in it, right that supersede the Constitution? Is that? Okay? I was listening to. Now you can get on me for a number of things. I am far from perfect, and I have a lot of uh, really questionable hobbies. Right I am really nerdy. I really like comic books, comic book characters and so on. Okay, there's a lot of I don't want to I'm not going to justify it. Okay, I don't feel like justifying it right now. This is what it is. But I'm listening to an audiobook. I like to listen to audiobooks and audio dramas while I work out. You should listen to The Changing Earth audio drama while you work out on my ghost phone here from Mark thirty seven. I'm listening to I Look an ad are an ad is great. I'm listening to Election Day, which is a Wolverine audiobook. Okay, it's really good. It's great. Nothing there some of my favorites. Man and Wolverine audiobooks are some of the best, particularly when you're working out. But this audiobook in particular speaks to the value of the Constitution in a way that probably you probably haven't forgotten. But I think the bulk of the American public has forgotten. There is I don't have to worry about spoilers, do I you're not seeking out the Wolverine audiobook anytime soon. Election Day follows the story where a kid is kidnapped by a terrorist group, a domestic terrorist group just before a presidential election, and basically the public is alerted and by the terrorist group and they say, you know, if you vote for the president again for reelection, we kill the boy. That's it. That's how the story starts, pretty straightforward. Wolverine gets involved out of kind of an accident, but there's a lot of like conversations with presidents and presidential care the dates throughout the story, along with the storyline of like where it's a boy, who's the boy, what's going on? How do we get him back? There's a Dog the Bounty Hunter character in it that's working kind of with Wolverine too, which is really funny but anyway, complete ripoff of Dog the Bounty Hunter, but it's good. His name's Kaz one converse. There's a lot of standout dialogue pertaining to freedom, liberty, government, anti government sentiment that is really good in the book. But there's a point where I can't remember the guy's actual position. He's not a high ranking official in the president's cabinet is talking to the President as there is sort of like a mob forming outside in DC over events in the book. And the guy says, the President, who cares about the American people? And the President looks at him and really throws him like, you know, a look, and he says, your job is to protect the Constitution because it outlasts and outweighs the opinions and the anger and the emotions of the American people in the moment. And I don't know how to say it any clearer than that. You know, as these waves and these trends and these political upheavals and cultural changes happen in our society today, you got to remember that that's the north star. And the reason that's the north star is because, like Wolverine, we can regenerate with the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, we can regenerate from that. The moment you put new and differing law, laws that operate outside of the Constitution in the land, it's over then it's over right. You can't regenerate from that. You regenerate with abnormalities. So you know, keep that in mind when you think about freedom and when you think about all these kinds of things, like we love that, we love that first Amendment, but you can't use your first amendment to stop my first amendment. Right now, I want to go back to the law of Islamophobia and assault and battery and hate crimes, right and I want to go to I want to talk about laws and punishment and the reason that I think hate crimes have made things worse, not better when you have a hate crime. This is the part that I don't understand. If there's a human in front of me, right and I go, I think I'm gonna beat him half to death with a pole. I think I'm gonna I'm gonna go from behind and hit him in the back of the head, and then when he balls up, I'm just gonna hit him with this extendable baton until he's within an inch of his life. Why. I don't know. I just feel like it. Or maybe I don't like him. Maybe I don't like him. Maybe I don't like him because he's this, that or the other thing. Maybe I don't like him because he said something to somebody I care about. Whatever, who knows, I'm gonna commit an assault and battery and maybe even an attempted murder on this guy. Why do we need the moment you start saying that's horrible and you need to go to prison a long time. But let's make a law that could make it horribler. You don't need that, there's no need for that. The moment you say we need a law to make it horribler is the moment you realize you're under penalizing the filth of society. Your laws suck, well, your punishments suck, and that's why you need hate crimes. Right. Punishment is weak in the United States. If you don't believe that, see the Ukraine. Talk to the girl who rode the train in Ukraine. Right. Talk to the mother in at the bus stop in northern Virginia. Right. Can't talk to them now because they're dead and their attackers were deported or let out of jail sixteen times, or you know, and returned to murder. So the creation of hate crimes is intimidation. As far as I'm concerned, it's the same sort of misdemeanor one idea. Right, it's agitation. It's keep enough in the outer atmosphere of this person's head that they go insane trying to do the right thing. I'd rather see assault and battery get a long, dragged out sentence. I'd rather all crimes be long, drug out sentences. Yeah, that's what I would like. I would like there to be a deterrent to committing crimes. Do you think we would have new footage, new releases, new releases every day of mobs of teens stomping people into a coma if we had actual punishments those teens. Do you think we would have brand new released footage? Oh? Another shooting? Oh do you think you'd have Chicago if we had appropriate punishment? Seriously, you get democrats in your face to tell you they care. Put a hate crime in all. We care about minorities. We care about this, we care about we have care so much. All we do is care. We can't help but care. We're just a caring group. We care so much that even when they kill someone, we care so much about them that we want to get them a shortened sentence and get them probation and get oops, they got out on good behavior and shot somebody else. Shit, I think we might have messed that one. So my problem with hate crimes is that it just make the crime a nightmare. If you commit the crime, your life is hit by a freight train and now you have to deal with it. And listen, I'm being generous. I know a lot of people in the population now who are like, I think it's eye for an eye time. Seriously, Like, I know a lot of people who are getting to that point in the United States where they're like, you shot somebody, shoot them. I'd like to cling on to innocent until proven guilty, but I would like to see criminals be put in jail for a long time if they do heinous things. I don't think that's crazy. I don't want them to go to psychiatrists and the psychiatrists going you know what, I think this is because of childhood trauma. Find me a person without a little childhood trauma. By the way, it's not a license to kick someone's head, and outside of a seven to eleven, it's not a license to kill and rape. We have to get that. And there is no greater proof than the hate crime. You have the hate crime fiasco going on. You know, it's it's all out of hand, because that's telling you, well, regular old, boring, old assault and batteries not good enough. We got to attach Islamophobia to it so we can really get them. No, you just really get them from the get go right, forget about second class punishment or whatever like, make it all stick, because if it all sticks and it's all good, Sometimes there's people who have to go away from society. It doesn't matter how you feel about that, doesn't matter if you go, oh well, give them a second, third, fourth, fifth, sixteenth chance. We're a good nation of good pay people. We're good Christians. We need to make sure that sometimes people are incompatible with your society. Man. And I'm not talking about Muslims anymore. I'm talking about people in the streets who get out of jail, rate murder, steel, rob shoot, kill, go back in jail, get out of jail, and do the same shit over and over and over, and we go, well, put them on probation, put them, let's teach him, let's give him a degree in a free degree in prison while you suffer your labor and pay off your school loans. The problem with the hate crime is they're all hate crimes, dummy, you know what I mean? And they all and if if the essential crime was punished in the way that it should be punished, and the punishment was divvied out, then you don't need to attach hate crime to it. You don't need to figure out what must do in real motivation. Who does he really hate? It's all intimidation tactic. It's all to make you afraid. I don't like Americans being afraid. I really hate it. It's actually something I hate more than any and that goes for everybody. I don't want a Muslim cornered in some place getting yelled at by a bunch of people over their faith or vice versa. You know what I mean. I really hate the idea that people in America, living here, honestly, earnestly, you know, making the society better, are put in a position of fear about what they want to say, what they should say, what they shouldn't say, who they are, who? You know what I mean, all that kind of stuff. We all know how to coexist. We all can coexist. We do it every day. If we were incapable of coexisting, it'd be different. The big problem I have with Islam is it feel And I wouldn't have this problem if there were voices out there to say the opposite. If you find them, show me. Everything feels like a slow slog into tyranny. Right, everything feels like this slow convert kill moment, and it's like we're just waiting for the right amount of time to get to make everything look like the Middle East. That's the other problem I have. Right, you go to Christian nations, you look at Christian nations, Western nations. You know, despite the immigration problem, the biggest problem in a lot of Western nations is the immigration of what who? But if you look at the history of Western nations and the and the trajectory of prosperity Christian largely Christian nations, it kind of speaks for itself. You look at the history and the trajectory of majority Muslim nations, what do you see? So I the big, the big sort of grand finale doesn't feel grand to me. Right, the grand finale of Allah doesn't feel grand to me. I can look at the works and the fruits of Jesus Christ and go, it's pretty damn good. It's probably a little too good, right, It's probably a little too good. We need tone it down. These are my problems. These are these are why I'm here in front of you right now talking about this topic as it affects and will affect everyone in this country. It's gonna this is a It's an old conversation on my show, you know what I mean, It's old, old conversation on this network. Keep an eye on Islam. What's going on? Right? And I've been asking for the same thing forever. I want to see dominant voices, real dominant voices in the faith, in the community who make you feel like, you know, we can get along together, side by side, right. I'm even if a Muslim tells me I am never gonna believe the way you believe, But I defend to the death your right to believe that, to quote Voltaire Ish, right, that's all. That's all I'm looking for. You live next to me. You can wear your whatever you want to wear, but you can't. You can't throw a prayer rug in my front yard. You can't throw one out in the street. You gotta have decency, you got you know what I mean, Like you gotta live and let live. You can't if I have a f if I'm smoking spare ribs all fourth of July, you know what I mean, I don't want any cross looks because you don't like pork. It's just one of those things right, and I feel like we're really good at that. I feel like Western Christian well, we're almost too good at it, right, we are too good at it in fact to a fault. Take France for example. You know what I mean. I mean, just is what it is. There's no point in going on and on about it, but we got to talk about it. It was all brought to this point because I was looking at the situation and going like wow. So the guy who brought the Islamophobia build to the floor brought the assault weapons band floored to the floor. Also, Now, maybe I'm reading too much into that, maybe not. The other thing is they and I don't want a terrorist attack in this country, and I certainly don't want a terrorist attack the likes of what we all think could happen. But when you see the fact that so much has been so quiet for so long, and don't get me wrong, I know the work that's being done behind the scenes, and I know that terror attacks have been thwarted in an hour. Dealing with domestic terrorists on top of that, who want to kill the president, you know, bomb out UFC events on the White House front lawn, it does feel like, you know, maybe the forces that were planned set attacks are pretty satisfied with who's in power and what's happening. When you can convince the people of one of the biggest cities in the world that, well, one of your churches caught on fire and the damage is such that we're just gonna have to bring it down, says the Sultan. And the building's commission is headed up by a Muslim who probably not heartbroken that the church is coming down. And on top of all of that, they say, and you know what, you've been around since eighteen fifty You got some cash in the coffers, you guys can pay for the demolition. Really, so we got our church burnt down. If anybody knows the guys who run the church, I'm gonna reach out to him. I'd love to talk to them. I just want to get their perspective on it, you know what I mean. I really would love to just talk to them about the fact that your church was attacked by an arsonist, it was damaged. It's a relic of these United States eighteen fifty three. You find out, Oh, it has to be brought down, it has to be destroyed. Your church has to be demolished. And then on top of all that, you find out, Oh and you gotta pay for it. Huh, you ain't taken in enough tax money that you can't demolish your building in the city. There's a fight there to be at. There's a lot of fights to be had. I'd highly recommend you spend a little bit of time and figure out what fights you'd like to have and be involved in, because there's many a flight to be at. Don't forget to check out Redbeaconmedia dot com later today, folks, to site me up and running it is. Uh yeah, there's a big Zealots page all about not about There's nothing about Muslims in the Zealots page. It's much more of spiritual warfare page than anything else. But you know, big page on prepping, big page on you, the lightkeeper right, your input and so forth. It is a big platform that will get bigger and bigger as time goes on. And uh yeah, check it out. Thanks for everything, guys. No sponsor today. It's a little too hay wire of a show to tie anybody to it. Tell how don't know, said