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Turning Point USA saw Charlie Kirk speak about Christ and Christianity but without preaching. Or at least that was the intention and it required a lot of discipline.

If college students wanted the full Christian experience they would have to go to church and be subjected to preaching.

Charlie Kirk was a happy Christian but what does that mean. This episode parks happiness and interrogates the main flaw in the Christian belief system.

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The royal family enjoys positive discrimination. It takes up a lot of their time to enjoy so much positive discrimination. Asylum seekers are second on the list and in their own way enjoy positive discrimination as much as the royals.

White English working class people are waking up to betrayal which goes back to the end of the First World War. They were betrayed by the aristocracy and establishment, namely oligarchs.

The first and greatest betrayal of the working classes on record took place in May of 1536. Anne Boleyn was their champion, and she was murdered by 26 lords and noblemen including her own father. England has been a self loathing country for a long time and the oligarchs haven’t changed any. Greed and blind ambition seemed to be a common Catholic attribute back in 1536.

Recently, on 7 November 2025 World War 2 veteran Alec Penstone decided to speak out. He said, "the sacrifice was not worth the result that it is now.” Meanwhile, asylum seekers are coming to Britain in the thousands because everyone loves positive discrimination.

"ANNE BOLEYN, MOTHER OF THE NATION" is now available.

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I love the Big Bang metaphor and that other metaphor, “hot dense primordial soup of matter.” I think it is important to distinguish between universe and what was there before the Bang.

What if “creator” is the most overused word in the origins debate? We open the box marked God and find not one idea but a tangle: a warrior deity with blood on his hands, an omnipresent spirit without edges, and a philosophical placeholder inherited from ages before telescopes and particle accelerators. When a technologist says the universe came from “something,” we ask whether that something needs a will, a workshop, or only the strange generosity of quantum law.

One conclusion from Big Bang is for sure and that is the state of God 13.7 billion years ago. Yahweh-Christ did not exist, but the component parts did in the form of particles.

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