BITCHUTE - PASTOR C.R. WILEY: transhumanists see mankind as basically “meat machines” — their project is Satanic
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Professor Penn opens by challenging America’s assumptions about time, progress, science, and material reality, arguing that the modern world has trained citizens to move in a straight line toward dependency, technocracy, and control. The conversation ties this spiritual and philosophical frame to the fight over election integrity, Supreme Court rulings, the SAVE Act, party money, and the machinery shaping the upcoming midterms. Penn warns that wedge issues like war, abortion, guns, and election fraud are increasingly treated as industries, keeping citizens emotionally trapped while political money and institutional power keep rewriting the rules. The episode moves into Minnesota politics, with Jacob Frey backing Angie Craig, Peggy…
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Professor Penn hosts solo and opens the episode by challenging the media’s framing of Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, arguing that Trump is not “soft” on China but strategically rebalancing a relationship that was distorted by decades of globalism, cheap imports, and American leaders failing to guard the country’s door. He uses China, Taiwan, manufacturing, green cards, immigration policy, and U.S. deficits to argue that America has allowed sovereignty, citizenship, and self-governance to be weakened by both parties. The episode also focuses on the cost of big government, entitlement spending, debt, and what Penn sees as a political class that expands bureaucracy while pretending to solve the problems it created. Penn criticizes…
Professor Penn hosts solo and opens the episode by challenging the media’s framing of Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, arguing that Trump is not “soft” on China but strategically rebalancing a relationship that was distorted by decades of globalism, cheap imports, and American leaders failing to guard the country’s door. He uses China, Taiwan, manufacturing, green cards, immigration policy, and U.S. deficits to argue that America has allowed sovereignty, citizenship, and self-governance to be weakened by both parties. The episode also focuses on the cost of big government, entitlement spending, debt, and what Penn sees as a political class that expands bureaucracy while pretending to solve the problems it created. Penn criticizes…
Professor Penn hosts solo and opens the episode with prayer, using the Beatitudes to frame a broader reflection on faith, suffering, healing, and the need for spiritual discipline in public life. He connects Christian teaching with ideas of self-governance, humility, and human consciousness, arguing that America has lost touch with the foundations that once shaped its republic. The episode then shifts into a critique of Minnesota Republican politics, the recent debate, Michelle Tafoya, Adam Schwarze, and what Penn sees as establishment candidates using polished messaging while avoiding deeper truth. Penn also warns about militarizing politics through veteran branding, arguing that electing warriors and defending the military-industrial…
Professor Penn opens the show with prayer and frames the episode around faith, civic duty, and the need for people to organize around shared interests instead of shallow political agreement. He connects the conflict in the Middle East to a larger critique of the forever-war business model, arguing that defense contractors and political insiders profit while ordinary citizens carry the cost. The discussion shifts into inflation, medical and military spending, wedge issues, and how fear is used to keep people distracted from deeper systems of control. Penn also warns about data centers, digital ID, implantable technology, and technocracy, tying them to a broader threat against freedom, commerce, and human sovereignty. He then focuses on…
Royce White and Professor Penn open the episode by reacting to Minnesota being described as a transgender capital, using it to frame a broader discussion about cultural collapse, technology, and the loss of natural order. They compare older generations’ connection to toughness, family, music, faith, and self-governance with today’s culture of digital dependence, identity politics, and ideological confusion. The conversation moves into how transgenderism, transhumanism, AI, and massive data centers may be connected to a larger push toward technological control. They also reflect on music, Prince, Chris Cornell, and the role of art in shaping culture and memory. Royce and Professor Penn argue that politics, media, and culture are being…
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