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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Okay. All right.
Chapter 2: What tragic event occurred in Nigeria's Plateau State?
So let's get to the next story. Gunman kills at least 30 in Nigeria's plateau state attack, which, by the way, that's three days ago. I think that number's in the 50s now, Rob. What's the number? 56 is last I heard. Let me read that story. If you can maybe verify on the numbers that I'm sharing.
So, gunmen attacked the university community in Nigeria's Plateau State on Sunday night, killing at least 30 people, residents and local officials said on Monday. The latest bloodshed is in the region by deadly farmer-herder conflicts. Violence in central Nigeria, known as the Middle Belt, is often painted as ethno-religious.
between mainly Muslim Fulani herders and Christian farmers, but many experts and politicians say climate change and expanding agriculture still competition for land leading to conflict, regardless of faith or ethnicity. This is a Reuters story, obviously. They're turning it into a climate change story. So, Vinny, I'm going to come to you first with this tragic event that takes place there. Yeah.
Your thoughts.
And think about it. This happened three days ago. This is Holy Week, okay? And these poor people are just trying to worship. And a lot of innocent people were just shocked because they were shooting houses and everything like that just because of Jesus Christ. And my question is this. Where are all the Christians at right now? Okay, the Vatican's the biggest Catholic.
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Chapter 3: How does climate change contribute to violence in Nigeria?
Okay, we're still Christians. Why isn't this the crisis story of the week? Where are the activist groups that claim every oppressed group still deserves nonstop coverage? Where are the celebrities? Where are the squares? Where's the Black Lives Matter? These people, they're all black. Where are all the causes and where's the outrage? Okay, the silence to me is absolutely deafening.
No, brother, this story came and went like that. No headlines, no CNN, no MSNBC. And if I thought about this, Ilan, if this happened in a country that has strategic oil or rare earth minerals or even poppy fields, everybody and their mother would be there helping these people.
Chapter 4: What role do religious beliefs play in the conflict in Nigeria?
But because it's poor African Christians that are being hunted down during Holy Week just because of their faith, It drives me crazy, and it makes it even worse because, like I said, this is Holy Week, and this is supposed to be the Christian week, and nobody is saying anything, and it drives me insane.
Yeah, I've been working in this space for a while. The stats are unbelievably troubling. One in seven Christians worldwide is persecuted. There are hundreds of millions of Christians persecuted worldwide. The number one group persecuted in the world. Nobody talks about them. I often say people talk about Israel all the time, the Jews all the time, all that stuff.
I often say it's better to be hated than it is to be ignored. For your suffering to just be completely ignored and not acknowledged and to just have you there. And what these people do, you want to talk about sacrifice. It's an important time to talk about sacrifice right now. These people in the face of actually being murdered will stand tall in their faith.
They will not put down their Bible when they are told we are going to massacre you for it. And these are the stories that I'm so happy we're talking about it because I keep trying to raise awareness in this exact... And it's not just Nigeria, by the way.
Nigeria has a massive problem, not just from the Fulanis, which you can argue is ethno-religious, but there's a massive religious component to it. But you also have Boko Haram over there.
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Chapter 5: Why is the media silent about the persecution of Christians?
You have ISWAP over there. You have in Congo, terrible things happening to Christians. Somalia, Syria, when churches are bombed with people inside, suicide bombed in Syria, nobody talks about it. And I always ask myself why. Again, spiritual battle, it all comes back to the same thing for me. These people are dying for their faith. They are martyrs for their faith.
And I just think it's so important to acknowledge it. It's so important to get the attention over there. I would love to see a march for Nigerian Christians. That's my dream.
And when they talk about boots, we've been arguing for how many weeks, for boots on the ground, boots on the ground. This is the one time that I'd be like, go, please. I know that they said that they're gonna help the last time. Go, they're helpless, bro. Like you said, Ilan, they're praying, and church blown up, bodies everywhere.
Pastors still sitting in the middle of an exploded church going, we're not gonna budge. We're still Christians. And there's one pastor, I wish I could find it. Pat, he's like, I don't care. Do it. He goes, let them come. Come. He's looking at the cameras like, come kill me. Come. Nothing. Zero fear. I'm wearing a faith over fear shirt. Zero fear. But I hate the silence.
It's like this is the real people that are suffering and need the help. Not a strategic thing. An actual murder of helpless Christians and nobody's helping them.
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Chapter 6: How do activists and celebrities respond to religious persecution?
What is this clip you got, Rob, here?
This is one of the people that was associated with the church where these people were killed talking about what happened. Go for it. People were here in the evening, and unfortunately, wicked terrorists came and attacked our people. And then we have counted scores of people who are now dead. And then so many others are also in the hospital receiving treatment.
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.
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Chapter 7: What are the reactions from the international community regarding this tragedy?
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.
These people, 30 people die, and it doesn't show up on any news.
53, they're saying.
Well, just the first. I'm talking about the very first report. It's gotten worse. The number's getting bigger, right?
Yeah, the number keeps going. Look, again, I've been trying for years, and it's interesting because the resistance to this is irrational. It's like people don't want to talk about it. It's not that they're fundamentally against talking about it. And, yeah, I agree with you fully. What's the first thing you destroy in a Marxist state? You destroy the idea of God.
You know, it's interesting while we're going through this. I want to show two things. One is a report comes out that King Charles, who, you know, Good Friday's here, announcement was made that he will not be talking about it this year at all. He did dedicate, you know, Buckingham Palace has confirmed King Charles will not issue an Easter message this year. He did issue a Ramadan message.
Earlier this year, he did, but not an Easter message. And, you know, and by the way, this goes back to 1993. There's a clip of him.
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Chapter 8: What statistics highlight the persecution of Christians globally?
I don't know if you've seen this or not, where it says Islam is part of our past and our present. I want you to play this clip, Rob. Watch this. Go for it.
Islam is part of our past and our present in all fields of human endeavour. It has helped to create modern Europe. It is part of our own inheritance, not a thing apart. Islam can teach us today a way of understanding and living in the world which Christianity itself is the poorer for having lost. Wow.
You can pause it right there. Repeat back again.
Go back again. Go back 10 seconds, Rob. Not that far.
Just go back right there. Go for it.
Not a thing apart. Islam can teach us today a way of understanding and living in the world which Christianity itself is the poorer for having lost. Our judgment of Islam has been grossly distorted. by taking the extremes to be the norm. That, ladies and gentlemen, is a serious mistake. It's like judging the quality of life. You can pause it right there.
So, this is a real thing that's going on, by the way. King Charles, a lot of people that are... from there will say, well, he secretly became a Muslim, and I think he took $3 million from somebody that was shown, whether it was Qatar or I don't know who it was, from someone. You can verify this, Rob, as I'm going through this. But this is a real thing.
And when you think about UK, what do you think about what's going on with Britain right now? According to Pierce Morgan, nothing's going on. Pierce wants to invite us to go out there and go to London and go to different parts. I'd love to do the following. Pierce is open to it. By the way, Pierce and I have a very good relation.
I actually think he's phenomenal for the marketplace of what he's doing. His voice is phenomenal. Pierce, I'd like to do one thing. How about we come down, me, you, the boys, and Tommy Robinson. You give your version, he gives his version. and we'll record it, and we'll have a conversation.
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