We are scared of the tough questions

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[00:00:38] Can the American way defeat the death cold of radical Islam? Is assimilation possible?

[00:00:48] Even real love over generations wear down the simtar of Muhammad's most vicious.

[00:01:08] I look around the world and this is the question. This is the question in various parts of the

[00:01:13] world right now, but most importantly the one that I'm considering in my nation.

[00:01:18] I think about a question that's really that simple. Can we assimilate radical Muslims into the

[00:01:25] western world? Now there are armies of people asking doofus questions and standing up with signs

[00:01:42] and blocking bridges and so on and so forth for any number of reasons anymore in this country.

[00:01:51] You know the social up evil in this nation has to come to an end and you know I think fundamentally

[00:01:59] one of the best things about it is it is bound to come to an end at least at the recruiting

[00:02:08] side of things right? What are the recruitment centers for people in the streets with with

[00:02:14] placards and flags burning American flag? Where do you go to be recruited into those groups?

[00:02:24] You go to Columbia University, you go to NYU, you go to Berkeley. These colleges are recruitment

[00:02:31] centers for first of all idiots and second of all people who want to hate America you know.

[00:02:39] So I say I think forward. I flash forward in my head and I say to myself you know how many

[00:02:49] people are going to go to college? How many people are going to go to college right in the future?

[00:02:56] I don't know. I don't see a reason why college educated people are going to spike.

[00:03:01] Why the value of a college education is going to go up in this nation right? It's plummeting

[00:03:06] right now. I really do believe that you know well I think that women are going to work their way out of

[00:03:20] the idea that they have to go to college and have to be a CEO. I think the date is going to be

[00:03:26] terrifying enough. Well it is very terrifying already you know 35 and what is it 40 percent?

[00:03:34] I can't remember the statistic. It's crazy though.

[00:03:40] By 2027 is that what it is 2030? Almost had a heart attack the hospital helicopter was

[00:03:48] pulling in to the landing pad and it was like super close.

[00:03:52] I think it's something like 40 percent of women will be single and childless by 2030.

[00:04:05] Something along those lines right 35 and older maybe something like that.

[00:04:11] Look it up you'll see it. It doesn't matter the details very much because it's such an

[00:04:18] alarming stat that it's like whoa you know and I just imagine you know we've learned the most

[00:04:24] from the generation that we grow up with fundamentally and I think I think the best

[00:04:30] lessons truly are learned from the screw-ups. The best lessons are learned from the people

[00:04:35] who've really messed up you know. You look at the kids that come from good homes,

[00:04:43] families made a lot of money right.

[00:04:48] And maybe they're not good homes but you know well to do whatever you look at it seems to me

[00:04:53] that the best lessons you can learn from your parents maybe not the best but a lot of good

[00:04:56] lessons are also in in a parents failing. Now there is you know a level of failure at the

[00:05:03] parenting level where you're kind of too much on your own to learn anything but I think

[00:05:08] you know you take away a lot from your parents failing so if you're a parent don't sweat it

[00:05:13] right. If you're a parent understand you don't have to be perfect you might not even want to be

[00:05:16] perfect. Those mistakes that you made or those most mistakes that you continue to make

[00:05:22] could very well be the the what grinds into your child's head that you know I'll never do that

[00:05:28] I'll never make those mistakes that my mom or my dad made.

[00:05:32] And I think a generation of kids are gonna come up and they're either gonna see you know

[00:05:39] a mother or an aunt or you know something along those lines who has pushed forward in this new

[00:05:46] female destiny of uh you know the grind or whatever. And as those people age and that

[00:05:55] might already be happening right now you might might already be underway little girls in America

[00:06:00] might be watching their aunt's age and and get old and be alone. And lonesome is the older you get

[00:06:09] the more terrible lonesome becomes right for most people you gotta be a real maniac to uh

[00:06:18] and I say that because usually when I say maniac it's a word that's describing myself just so

[00:06:23] you know to be able to be alone so much you know you've got to be lost in several worlds

[00:06:31] you know you've got to be a aloof and able to jump from this reality to other realities

[00:06:38] but for the most part I think loneliness man loneliness is going to change a lot in this

[00:06:43] country. But all that said you know it brings us back to the original point

[00:06:51] now I'm just driving I've got things to do today outside of away from the mic away from the shore

[00:06:56] microphone so I thought I'd drive and chat with you. It brings us back to one of the most important

[00:07:03] questions of the day and that is is is assimilation with radical and even even sort of uh

[00:07:13] even some moderate Muslims is assimilation even possible? I don't know because I don't know enough

[00:07:19] moderate Muslims we have no con I mean you could do a whole podcast if anybody wants an idea for a

[00:07:24] really awesome podcast conversations with moderate Muslims I mean that that would be if you could

[00:07:32] have a full podcast everyone in the world would be interested in conversations with moderate Muslims

[00:07:40] if you could get them to be honest you know what I mean if you could have honest conversations

[00:07:44] long long form conversations with moderate Muslim leadership moderate Muslim individuals

[00:07:51] family members the whole thing mosque people in the mosques it would be it would be something

[00:08:00] because they are something that we know very little about when you think about it right

[00:08:08] we know that there are people who will blow themselves up to kill you

[00:08:12] we know there are people who will who will gang up you on on you in the dark of night and stab you

[00:08:16] to death and scream god is good we know that there are gangs in Europe that will corner a woman

[00:08:23] Muslim gangs corner a woman with a knife to her throat and take turns raping her

[00:08:27] if you don't know that then yeah it's real and it's happening right and the problem with this

[00:08:36] is you know you lose sight of the religion very quickly a couple car bombings a couple

[00:08:43] suicide bombings in a night of rapes and you start going what are we doing here with Islam

[00:08:50] what is what is the Muslim faith really all about because it's getting lost in the sheer

[00:08:56] bloodbath that we witness right and it really had always surprises me that we don't have

[00:09:06] like a single nationally renowned speaker

[00:09:14] on the benefits of moderate Islam moderate Muslim faith you know

[00:09:23] where where is it so it begs the question is assimilation possible

[00:09:30] do these people look at the American way at all and say yeah i'd like to take part in that

[00:09:41] or is domination and conquest so much a part of that you know we're the ones when i say we i guess

[00:09:48] i mean white americans in particular who are consistently labeled as colonizers you know

[00:09:56] what i mean and and people like me white supremacists you know what i mean because we're vote republican or

[00:10:04] something the greatest threat to america the republican voting white man anyway um

[00:10:18] the we're consistently labeled colonizers you know what i mean i'm sorry everybody's

[00:10:23] gonna text me now so this is going to be a vibrating podcast the vibro cast brought to you by prepper

[00:10:28] broadcasting network um but i'm driving there's nothing i could do about it at this point

[00:10:36] so now i lost my train of thought oh we're often called the colonizers and the and the

[00:10:45] conquistadors right but uh i don't know why we let so many people in the country then right in other

[00:10:55] words if our goal was to colonize and and white everything then why would we have such a melting

[00:11:04] pot why would i be eating uh vietnamese noodle soup in the middle of the day and then you know

[00:11:12] curry for dinner and you know what i mean like america is an amazing place because of its

[00:11:20] naturally occurring diversity with assimilation right

[00:11:28] and i don't know if we're losing grips with that or not i just think uh the people who suck at

[00:11:34] assimilation are on tv all the time making videos and stuff you know what i mean

[00:11:39] we don't want to ask the hard questions because the answers are too hard for us to bear and the

[00:11:45] answers require lots of thinking which is why we spend our time on the questions that are dumb

[00:11:51] right we spend all our time trying to answer the questions that are dumb you know tell me more

[00:11:58] about your tell me more about your sexual identity please tell me more about your affirmed

[00:12:04] gender that's what i'm worried about tell me more about uh the the the land masses we should

[00:12:13] give over to the palestinians who vote in hamas and and you know basically put themselves under

[00:12:21] the thumb if that's the case of this regime right these questions are silly man we need to we need

[00:12:35] to answer and we need to ask bigger and much tougher questions because these questions are

[00:12:42] silly they don't make any sense they're not worth our time at a moment like this you know

[00:12:48] we're going to look back on this time and say uh the invasion of the west the invasion of the

[00:12:56] muslim invasion of the west was categorized by growing masses of protests and people shouting

[00:13:03] down public officials yelling death to america death to israel right all of these things that

[00:13:10] continue to happen and continue and continue and continue and we're going to look back and

[00:13:15] say what nobody asked the question whether or not these people could live in harmony

[00:13:21] nobody asked the question of what happens when we realize that there are certain

[00:13:26] types of people within the muslim community that have to go

[00:13:35] why am i so tied to this thing right now because it's a i mean i think it is an incredible

[00:13:39] threat i really do i believe that that this sort of radicalism and also i don't understand

[00:13:48] see that's what i mean by a question that has to be answered not by me

[00:13:54] i don't understand the line of demarcation between suicide bomber and uh the people who go to the

[00:14:03] mosque down the street from me do you know what i'm saying that's the problem that's what i think

[00:14:12] the responsibility of the muslims in america is is to start to is to start to chisel out that line

[00:14:21] and and show the american people okay this is what's okay this is what we believe and this is

[00:14:28] what is not okay and this is what they believe in what they do okay we are not the same thing so on and so

[00:14:34] forth we've been we've been drone bombing and shooting and killing and imprisoning and torturing

[00:14:43] radical islamists for my whole life it feels like yet we still have not really good that

[00:14:51] what we do as a population is say uh most muslims are good people

[00:14:59] and truth be told i've never run into a uh a radical before you know what i mean all the muslim

[00:15:06] people i've ever met i've had decent conversations with but you know it's been a while things have

[00:15:16] changed in the country and in the world i don't know the problem is we don't know and we're too afraid

[00:15:22] to ask and we're too afraid to ask for commitment you know what i mean we're too afraid to be like

[00:15:26] somebody come out and tell us what's what and i think the reason is for fear that we find out

[00:15:33] there are a lot more beliefs in the muslim faith that uh don't work in america

[00:15:39] because the only thing you can do in that point is you have to figure out what mass deportation

[00:15:47] looks like you know what i mean if you start asking these questions at mosques you start

[00:15:53] investigating mosques the way that you investigate uh for chan the way you investigate the

[00:16:01] the incredibly dangerous and overweight clu clucks clan

[00:16:07] or whatever you know the the who is the guy the fieldcraft survival guy you yeah you get up in his

[00:16:15] ass mike glover that's the one he's the one that's going to bring it all down mike glover

[00:16:22] spent how many years in the military killing bad guys for a living to protect the nation

[00:16:28] but i wonder you know and i worry people you get the fbi hidden away the way they hide away and

[00:16:36] probably a prepper camp every year you know fbi guys are probably walking around prepper camp

[00:16:40] hey how you doing i'm taking a little cup of coffee james yeah i listened to your bike ass all

[00:16:44] the time i can't wait to throw you in jail um you get these guys you know in mosques all

[00:16:52] across the country and you probably would be terrifying you'd probably be absolutely petrified

[00:16:57] at the conclusions i think that's what people worry about is the conclusions because what happens

[00:17:02] right when you come to conclusion that oh we have a problem and it's only going to be rectified

[00:17:09] if we get the problem out of the country we can't ask the hard questions anymore

[00:17:18] because we're scared of the answers and we don't have a public um we have a public of

[00:17:24] weaklings i think and we have leadership of weaklings look the strongest man in the republican party

[00:17:31] is marjorie taylor green and i'm not saying i agree with everything she does lately i do

[00:17:36] agree with a lot of what she does um but what i will tell you about her is she's the toughest

[00:17:42] guy in the whole group period her response to the situations in congress is the only

[00:17:49] appropriate response that i see to sit there and be humble and cool like ted cruse to sit there and be

[00:17:58] quietly strong and stoic these are not stoic times dude do you know what i mean these are

[00:18:06] the craziest of times we have people who are selling we look your grandchildren and great grandchildren

[00:18:19] are being drained of their life blood by these bills that's exactly what's happening and nobody's

[00:18:27] saying anything the republicans are nodding their head another barrel this is not we better not

[00:18:33] let this pass that's what we better not do you know what i mean weak it's doing nothing

[00:18:41] everybody goes uh oh yeah that's funny just sign it just vote thank you now we'll go uh pad the

[00:18:48] stats a little more it's going to change pvn family one way or the other you know it can't sustain like

[00:19:01] this we get to decide though we get first dibs we get first say on how it changes we get first say

[00:19:08] on the children we raise and put out into the world we get first dibs on how the world looks because

[00:19:15] you know i've i've come to the conclusion and maybe this is where i'll end this today this little rant

[00:19:22] i've come to the conclusion that from the president from who becomes president all the way down to what

[00:19:28] you eat for breakfast uh it's all about you what you do and really fundamentally digging into what

[00:19:40] it is you're doing and how that's helping or hurting and that might be a lot of pressure for you you

[00:19:47] might be like oh my god you're telling me that everything that i do matters yes exactly exactly

[00:19:54] everything you do does matter and everything you don't do matters

[00:20:01] and that's a lot but many of you out there listening are christians you understand the value

[00:20:06] of a cross to bear right you understand what that means we have to get involved

[00:20:17] we have to think we have to be involved we have to be able to tell people we're not

[00:20:21] we're not having this conversation about whether or not uh boys can tackle girls on the field in

[00:20:31] their given sport right like we're not gonna we're not going to have this conversation because this is

[00:20:37] a dumb conversation and we need to have real conversations about how do we make sure that

[00:20:43] people can get to and from work how do we make sure that people's businesses they've

[00:20:48] invest 25 years in don't get looted to the bones and they have to call it quits because we don't

[00:20:55] have any control in the cities of america and if you don't think this is all by design you're

[00:21:02] absolutely out of your mind right you're absolutely out of your mind what we are lacking in this

[00:21:12] country is is is that intangible and fearless american strength and it starts with self sufficiency

[00:21:22] it starts with eliminating some of this dependence some of this dependence on government money

[00:21:28] government programs how how how are you gonna fight an enemy that funds you how you're gonna

[00:21:34] fight an enemy that feeds you right but the government is is the least of our worries to be

[00:21:43] honest i mean all of these things that are happening in our happening in our nation are

[00:21:48] funded and and bandied about and cheered on by you know who i ran china all of these countries

[00:21:58] russia the right wing in the country is always always struggling with this putin love affair

[00:22:06] because he has strength i'm telling you right now that dude's a monster man

[00:22:12] he's as much in these people in the streets waving iranian flags waving uh palestine flags these people

[00:22:24] are as much a product of russia as anything else so we have enemies within we have wolves on the

[00:22:31] way and there's only one answer and it's you that's it that's it it's you

[00:22:42] it's how strong can you become how self-sufficient can you become

[00:22:48] how loud can you speak your faith in this nation and in our god without a microphone

[00:22:57] without us without a gigantic speaker without a television show because there are americans

[00:23:03] capable of that there are americans out there some of them are you actually i know i know many of

[00:23:09] you who just in the sheer in the sheer act of being resonate an energy that is so freedom loving

[00:23:22] that it's you know you can be felt it's it's tangible even

[00:23:29] and in what replaces that powerful american energy is weakness and our enemies are always ready

[00:23:38] they're always prepared to take what they can get and that's what's happened we've given

[00:23:43] into their causes we stand in the streets for their causes the causes of our enemies

[00:23:49] and we show them how weak we can be and they hear words like diversity and inclusion and

[00:23:56] they go oh yeah we can use that sure that's a weapon we can use

[00:24:03] we have to america harder pbn family but what's most important and and you know it sucks to have

[00:24:12] it all feel like it's on you but it is what it is

[00:24:19] is it it does come down to the individual it comes down to the individual you know we

[00:24:24] we heard um rick austin a couple weeks ago talk about joining these these uh

[00:24:32] what were they called drawn a blank maybe i'll send out an email about it to everybody

[00:24:39] joining these political um affiliations and these these local joining local politics essentially

[00:24:48] in a way that we finally get some representation where

[00:24:52] seats aren't even full you know what i mean we have we have these this opportunity to add our

[00:24:56] influence as as people as american loving citizens in areas where there are seats that are just

[00:25:02] empty you know where we could immediately have an impact and uh you know we don't i don't

[00:25:12] who am i to tell you because i haven't even done that yet do you know what i mean

[00:25:18] so we find ourselves in this situation where we live in a world where it's so much easier

[00:25:24] and so much more fun to point the finger at someone and the reality is you know we have to be prepared

[00:25:36] we have to be ready we have to be the focus of most of our energy we just have to be

[00:25:46] we have to be the focus of our energy

[00:25:48] we have to understand that as it as good as we can get

[00:25:56] that that's the goal

[00:26:02] you want to do one thing you want to have one vote you want to have one big thing that changes

[00:26:06] everything but it really is just you know it's sisyphus man it's sisyphusian

[00:26:14] it's really what it is it's pushing the rock up the hill every day only to watch it roll down the

[00:26:18] other end and making that decision at the end of the day that tough decision that you know what

[00:26:24] let me go down there and push that rock up again

[00:26:29] talk to you soon pbn family we're gonna have uh the so-called prepper on tonight 9 30 late

[00:26:36] start i can't beat the basketball games so for the next few weeks we're gonna be doing

[00:26:41] preppers live 9 30 p.m okay uh yeah that's it i'll talk to you guys soon thanks

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