WarRoom Battleground EP 981: Ex-head Of German Domestic Intelligence Surveilled By Agency He Once Ran For Opposing The INVASION

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What are the implications of the surveillance of the former head of German domestic intelligence?

Unknown 0:02
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

How did Angela Merkel's policies impact German domestic security?

Stephen K. Bannon 0:34
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Hanwell 0:54
Good evening, Hanwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's War Room. You've got a fascinating, fascinating show for you today, folks. In the second half, we're going to be interviewing Dr. Hans-Georg Maaßen, who is the former head of German domestic intelligence, who fell out with Angela Merkel over the issue of the... admitting one million or so Syrians into Germany, and he's going to be talking about how the very intelligence agency that he once directed then turned its sight on him. Before that, however, I'm delighted that we've got Pastor Joel Webben on the show, who's the founder of Right Response Ministries.

What are the consequences of mass migration on German society?

Hanwell 1:38
And the reason we asked Pastor Webben to come on the show is last week, Senator Cruz shared an article. Many people would have seen this. It's basically lit up everyone in the sector, their Twitter posts. algorithms lit up with this and he said senator cruz said read every word of this it's the best and most comprehensive explanation of what we're fighting and he that tweet him his tweet had three million visualizations the article he was pushing at had i think five million or so um visualizations and it basically got everyone talking about for some corners of evangelicalism, the idea that traditional Catholics are plotting a takeover of the American state. But that's not really what I want to discuss in that, because what really interested me is the standing assumption, and I think this came through very clearly,
Hanwell 2:43
that the author's principal preoccupation was that American evangelicalism might be losing its grip on Zionism, on the pro-Israel state stance, which has subsumed a huge section of contemporary American evangelicalism. And I wanted to dig into that because it wasn't always so. And Pastor Joel Webben has been active on this issue in social media. I thought he would have interesting things to say, especially to our largely evangelical audience. Pastor Webben, thank you very much indeed for coming on the show. Tell me, if you wouldn't mind, in your own words then, about this wider debate. Why are some... dispensationalist evangelicals concerned that the evangelical institution, if I can use that word, the evangelical churches grip on the narrative, the pro-Zionist narrative might be slipping.
Pastor Joel Webben 3:54
Yeah. Zionism is dispensational Zionism, I should say. It's a very modern notion. It's not just that it's, oh, well, this is what Protestants have always believed. No. At this point, most people are probably aware of

How does Dr. Maaßen view the rise of the Alternative for Deutschland (AFD)?

Pastor Joel Webben 4:12
The Schofield Study Bible, you know, and Joseph Darby and these guys that came in the mid-1800s. Dispensationalism, dispensational Zionism is about 150 years old at this point. And so it's very modern, whereas the Protestant Reformation tracks back for centuries. 500 years. And so when you look at Martin Luther, you look at John Calvin, you look at Zwingli, you look at all these, Jonathan Edwards, you know, any of the Protestant reformers who outlined the Protestant position, none of them were dispensationalists. And to break those terms down just briefly, A dispensational Zionism is the idea that all of these Old Testament promises that we find in the Bible for Israel that are physical promises, promises about the land being recaptured or a temple being rebuilt and these kinds of things that that.
Pastor Joel Webben 5:08
that these promises are meant to be understood. They've either already in a preterist, meaning past, the Latin for past, they've been past fulfilled, or if there are any future instances of these promises that are still yet to be fulfilled, they have a spiritual fulfillment, not a physical fulfillment.

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