Ilan Fertel

It's a simple game, and it's called Kill the Truth.

and you look around the world, and you look at the truth of the statistics, is the Christians are the number one persecuted group, and it happens in silence.

Sensationalized things are used to counter it, and it takes nothing away from genocides and maniacs that are happening to people of other faiths.

But why is it that there's such an ardent attempt to not only

persecute the Christians, but to legislate belief structures into convincing that it's actually hate speech, to even Canada saying that having a Bible and reading from it and saying something is now on the verge of a persecutable criminal offense, the misdemeanor level.

Why?

Why does that happen?

Because the game is called Kill the Truth, because there is one truth,

And that truth stands tall.

And it has a group of people that stand in peace, that are dying for their faith, that are not retaliating, and are the first people ashore when there's tragedies and natural disasters.

Churches are sending people often before governments can get there.

I can go back to Hurricane Katrina, and I can show you chapter and verse where churches made it down with water and supplies when the U.S.

government was failing.

You look at that.

Why?

Why is that?

Because there's a purity to it, and there's one truth, and the job is kill the truth and to kill the people and to cover up the truth of what's really happening.

Because in a world of globalists, you can't have Christianity.

In a world of totalitarian regimes, you can't have Christianity.

You're absolutely right, and more needs to be said and be aware.