Joseph Robertson

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 903: Christianity with UK political analyst Joseph Robertson · 4 Dec 2025 podcast

And we can go into that later on, I'm sure.

But it does help, I think, to have a understanding of the duality of the spiritual battle and the playing field in terms of what we're fighting for really across the West, Christian civilization and of course the Catholic Church itself.

I was born, I was lucky enough to be born, blessed enough to be born into a Catholic family and I had

two wonderful parents, still do have two wonderful parents, who ended up going to the Latin Mass when I was around eight years old.

So I sort of got to know about tradition at a very young age.

And I didn't fully understand everything at that time, but I had an instinct that this was something far more sacred and mystical than what I had experienced thus far, even at that young age.

And of course, as most people do, I went somewhat wayward in my teens and after my school years.

and then came back to the church in my early 20s, really.

And so I've been able to see both the inside of the church, the world for a little bit, and then to come back to it.

And joining up those dots really was when I first started working in politics about six, seven years ago.

And I began to see what a rift there was between what people think politics is and what it really is, which is a tangled web of sophisticated and interconnected codependencies, as I like to call it.

And I realised actually that the church was in a pretty similar position at the same time.

And so my views have shifted what most people would call rightward, both in terms of politics and religion.

Well, I always instinctively was conservative, even when I drifted away from the church.

There were certain issues which I just considered to be categorically conservative.

Issues of life, issues surrounding morality, the family, all that kind of thing.

Of course, you know, I didn't really care about them from a moral viewpoint, but I had that basis.

um what i came to realize once i was uh in my 20s was that there was something missing and um really you only discover uh proper grandeur when you when you can think about something that's higher than yourself and of course the uh latin masses i'm sure you and many of your viewers will have experienced at some point

is the ultimate perfection of that.

You feel pulled out of yourself, whether or not you believe what's happening is kind of almost secondary.

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