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Charlie’s Warning: The Christians Who Aren’t Speaking Out Against Abortion
Here’s another never-released speech from the Charlie archives, where he strongly calls out the false Christians who refuse to speak out against the evil of abortion. Charlie also takes questions, including an important one on what makes Donald Trump such a pro-life president.
THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 109 — Tyler Robinson In Court
The ThoughtCrime crew covers Tyler Robinson’s first in-person court hearing. Did he really smile in court? Why are things moving so slowly? And would conspiracies around Charlie’s death be weaker if justice showed more urgency?
Charlie’s Club America Dream, One School At a Time – AD FREE
Charlie said he wanted 30,000 Club America chapters in the nation’s high schools — quite the dream, since America only has 27,000 high schools in the first place! Turning Point’s Nick Cocca joins to announce a major step toward Charlie’s goal. Tyler Bowyer talks about the war plan against Indiana Republicans who voted in favor of more Democrat House seats.
Tyler Robinson’s Court Appearance + AI Founding Fathers – AD FREE
Tyler Robinson is in court today for a pre-trial hearing. The show explains the stakes and what’s next, then talks to Glenn Beck about his interview with Erika Kirk and his goal of using artificial intelligence to recreate George Washington.
City Beneath the Pyramids: I would caution equating ancient with lack of knowledge. All of humanity would have disbursed from the tower of babel and would have been constructing a similar large structure. The ancient large structures seem to have similar properties. Further, prior to the flood, humanity lived significantly longer than now that would have allowed them to accumulate significant knowledge that would allow them to do these great wonders (i.e ark, tower of babel, etc.). We have seen this in more recent years where the Romans had significant amounts of technology that was lost to the passage of time until we rediscovered it. For example, the Romans were able to have concrete set under water, but then the knowledge was lost and we had to relearn it.