Marco Rubio Addresses Communism-What Every American Needs To Know

[00:00:02]Hey, what's up everyone? Marco Rubio delivered a speech recently about communism, socialism, which is kind of communism light, usually the first step towards it, and some of the challenges facing America. I think if you're a real estate investor, you need to be paying more attention to this than you probably are.

[00:00:21]Real estate investors have had it really good as well as business people, financial advisors, pretty much anyone that chases wealth and makes money for a decade now as we've had an amazing run that we didn't really deserve. And we're now moving into an era where we're probably going to be paying the price for all that easy money that we had. And we see this um bubble kind of starting to form and it's leading to big political division which everyone is recognizing and I've talked to a lot of people about this and I noticed that they tend to think the pendulum's going to swing back towards normaly and I don't think it is and I'm going to talk about why that is what we should expect uh what could happen and what to do with your assets if if it does appear that we continue moving down this slide. And this video is also going to have a lot of information that relates to the faith. It's going to be talking about spiritual warfare. It's going to be talking about competing spirits that are both fighting for control over the world and over your heart. So, if you're interested in that, you're probably really going to like this. If you're offended by those things, I'm okay with it. Just probably turn this one off and don't listen to the entire thing because my opinions can offend people that don't think them all the way through. And so just like other people's opinions can offend me and I have to deal with it.

[00:01:44]You might have to deal with it yourself.

[00:01:46]But at minimum, I hope that this really challenges people who disagree, challenges people who agree but aren't taking it serious enough and edifies the people that are seeing the same thing as me that are very worried about this and are putting their roots down deeper in their faith. All right, so let's get into the video.

[00:02:12]You are here because your political leaders are being attacked and stabbed and shot in your streets. Because your businesses have been bombed. Because your railways have been sabotaged.

[00:02:30]Because your police officers have been beaten and burned. You are here because this is real. and it is getting worse and it can no longer be denied and it can no longer be ignored because it's it is time to crush this evil forever.

[00:02:46]The simple fact is none of this that I've just described is new. Far-left political terrorism is not a recent day modern novelty. It is not a fiction manufactured by conservative politicians. For most of the modern era, it was in fact the dominant form of political violence. Every one of our friends here from the nations of the Western Hemisphere remember remember the decades of kidnappings and bombings and assassinations and executions, the violent terror of the tum tupa tupamaros of the Mont montaseros of the FARC of the ELN. You remember the inhuman sav savagery of Peru's shining path. the Mauist fanatics who massacred the peasant villages of Peru, hacking pregnant women and newborn infants to death with axes and machetes. You remember the tens of thousands of Marxist gerillas trained to kill in Castro's terrorist camps. All of you here from Europe remember. You remember the machine gun massacres of Italy's red brigades which held a fivetime prime minister captive for 55 days before subjecting him to a revolutionary so-called people's trial and executing him in 1978.

[00:04:06]You remember the Red Army faction's nearly three decade campaign of bombings, kidnappings, and assassinations in Germany, murdering dozens and injuring hundreds more. You remember the 17th November organization in Greece, the Marxist extremist that terrorized Athens for more than a quarter century, including, by the way, shooting my country CIA station chief dead outside of his home in front of his wife as they were returning home from a Christmas party. And here in America, we remember. We remember the same reign of deadly terror justified by the same slogans motivated by the same wicked ideas. We remember the Weather Underground, which bombed the Pentagon, which bombed the State Department and bombed the capital. [snorts] We remember the Black Liberation Army, which staged armed robberies and executed police officers at point blank range.

[00:05:06]We remember the Symbion Liberation Army which shot a public school superintendent to death with cyanide packed hollowpoint bullets.

[00:05:16]In one 18month period between 1971 and 1972, the FBI counted some 2,500 bombings on American soil, a rate of nearly five a day.

[00:05:32]The overwhelming share of that violence came from left-wing extremists.

[00:05:38]>> My guess is, like me, you haven't heard of almost all of these cases. They're swept under the rug. The news outlets don't pick them up. Social media algorithms don't pick them up. And I'm not here to say they should. I'm not telling you that you need to know the details of every one of those cases. But you should be asking yourself, why do you know about a criminal that was shot by a cop? often justified, but you've been told it was unjustified and it was terrible, but you don't know about these cases. You should be asking yourself why there are certain things that hit the news and go viral that almost always create division. They're almost always based on race or uh sexual orientation or gender. And they're almost always on one side.

[00:06:24]It's very common to hear if a cisgendered male or a white male commits a crime, you hear about it, which isn't bad. I don't want that stuff swept under the rug. It should be talked about, but it's the only thing that you tend to hear because that's what creates division. And these things that are very concerning that Marco Rubio is addressing here, probably the first time most of us have even heard about it. And if you're a believer, you need to understand that your opinion about things, though a lot of us have strong opinions, it it's not inherently right just because it's yours. Because your opinion was probably formed by the information that you were given and the access that you had to facts. And so if you don't have all the facts, the algorithm that runs in your mind that forms your perspective can't be fully developed. And this is one of the reasons I think humility is so important. It's okay to have an opinion, but you don't need to have strong opinions about everything. It's okay to say, "I don't know, and I'm waiting for more information before I determine what I believe." It's very common when you watch social media or you watch the news to be told this is the facts and this is what you should think about them. And if you don't think about them, that means you're this. That is a pattern that is very familiar to how the Bible talks about the accuser or the Satan, who we would call Satan, interacting with the children of God. It's very common that he will accuse someone for doing something that he got them to do and then whisper in your ear, uh, unless you do this, that means you're that. And a lot of people are familiar with this logic that they hear running frankly between their own two ears.

[00:08:14]It it comes from a demonic realm. It comes from a realm that wants to control your actions, control your thoughts, and control your beliefs, not that wants to allow you to form them for yourself. And so if you've ever been exposed to somebody that is uh of the faith or says they were or they're on the right or they identify as conservative and they tell you this is what you believe about God or the Bible or about Jesus and if you don't believe it, you're bad. You're going to hell. I just want to first off apologize that someone was stupid enough to do that and then tell you you don't go to heaven because you agree with the set of statements. And that has been a very unfortunate and stupid culture that we've created within Christianity that you you agree with us or you're going to hell.

[00:09:04]It's not a lot different than a Muslim putting a gun to your head and saying convert to Islam or we will kill you.

[00:09:12]You're just not killing them in the body. You're sort of damning them to hell in the spirit. My understanding based on reading the Bible, walking with God, thinking about this a lot, which I have a pretty strong opinion of here, is that God does not want you to agree with statements that you don't believe. He wants you to investigate those claims and see if they are true. And I have a video about real faith. You should check that out. But I highlight in that video the word faith is actually pistus in Greek and it means loyalty or allegiance or fidelity. And it comes from the Greek word ptho which means to be persuaded or to persuade or to be convinced. And to the Greeks they believed you could not have loyalty or allegiance until you had been persuaded in the thing you're putting it in. You had to believe that that man was the right man to marry because he had convinced you. That company was the right company to work for because they had convinced you. This side in the battle or the the war was the right side because they had convinced you. And if you've ever been told what you're supposed to think, it's almost always a sign of evil.

[00:10:28]Don't do that. When people tell you what they believe, ask questions. And as and what I'm asking you to do is to take that same approach to what we're hearing today in this video and what you hear in the news and what you see on your phone and definitely what you hear from the pulpit or people claiming to speak for God in his authority. It's okay to listen to them. Never be pressured into agreeing with something that you don't understand because you're afraid that God will be mad at you if you don't say it. He doesn't want you to just give mindless lip service to him just like your wife doesn't want you to say I love you if you don't mean it. Between 1970 and 1980, 93% of terrorist attacks in the West came from the far extremist left. These are numbers that would shock most Americans today because we've been taught to believe that this kind of political violence, it simply doesn't exist or it's being exaggerated. But it does exist and we're actually underestimating it. And our nations bear the scars to prove it. And today we face a new wave of this old evil. Here in the United States, the share of left-wing terrorist attacks and plots has risen to levels not seen in decades. In Germany, far-left violence has jumped by more than 40% in just the last year alone. In Greece, more than 80% of radical violence is now driven by far-left and anarchist actors. These these are not abstract statistics. Americans have seen what those numbers mean. An all-out assault on our immigration officers, sniper attacks, explosives, armed ambushes, a transgender shooter opening fire on Catholic elementary school students as they pray. His gun marked with slogans like, "Where is your God now?

[00:12:23]a healthc care executive executed in cold blood in the streets.

[00:12:30]Multiple assassination attempts on a sitting president. And the murder of the greatest conservative activist of a generation, a man who happened to also be a husband and the father of two young children shot and killed while speaking to a crowd of students.

[00:12:46]This is a distinctive and unique evil.

[00:12:49]It has always been driven by a hatred.

[00:12:51]Above all else, a hatred for civilization itself. It is a revolt of the worst against the best. A revolt of the weak and the cowardly against the strong and the good. It is perpetrated by those who cannot build, who cannot create, who cannot achieve great things and take their revenge upon the world for their own inadequacy by seeking to destroy those who can.

[00:13:18]This is what radical leftism is. It may wear various different slogans and ideologies across place and time. They can call themselves anti- capitalists or anti-imperialists or communist or anarchist or Marxist. But the fundamental character is always the same. It's always the same. It is a poisonous resentment cloaked in the language of equality and justice, liberation, an overwhelming need to tear down what greater men have built, to wreck what is beautiful and what is right on behalf of people who are only filled with ugliness and have nothing else to offer the world.

[00:13:57]That was a powerful statement, the poisonous resentment. Let me give my two cents on this. The command that Jesus gave that was maybe the most important of everything he said was to forgive others.

[00:14:10]And he didn't say forgive others because I told you to. He didn't say forgive others because it's better for you if you forgive. He didn't say forgive others because not doing so is like drinking a cup of poison and hoping the other person gets hurt. While all those things may be true, that's not the rationale that Jesus gave of why he said to do it. And my guess is many believers don't know why he said it. And it will probably shock you when you hear what Jesus said was that if you don't forgive the people that hurt you, God will not forgive you.

[00:14:48]Right off the bat, we don't like this because it means we're the bad guy.

[00:14:52]Okay? In police terms, you're the suspect, not the victim.

[00:14:56]Jesus is saying that all of you need forgiveness and that it's offered to you under a condition that you forgive other people. Now, the Jesus that's being talked about a lot that most people have the impression of is a is a God that says, "I get you. Okay, I understand. I know you didn't mean to." Or, "I know your heart's good." And we love to say this, but what he actually says is, "If you do not forgive other people, God will not forgive you. If you deny me in front of other people, I will deny you in front of God when you're needing forgiveness." They are terrifying statements that we're given. And what you find is when you don't forgive somebody, a resentment builds. Also, I should probably I should probably define what forgiveness meant in this term. The example Jesus gave when he told a parable was a man that was owed money by another man. And it was a small sum that he was owed, let's say a hundred bucks.

[00:15:58]And uh he owed someone else a lot of money. Let's call it $100,000.

[00:16:05]And the person who he owed the $100,000 to forgave his debt. And that man then went to the person that owed him and said, "Give me the hundred bucks." And the guy said, "I don't have it. Give me some time. I'll pay you back." And he said, "Screw that. Throw this man in prison. Don't let him out." And Jesus said, "That's what you guys are like with God.

[00:16:26]You have no idea the debt you owe him from the rebellious things you've done."

[00:16:33]Most of us really are clueless as to how much hurt we've caused other people. We can't know. Most of us hide when we're hurt so people can't tell. And most of us aren't walking around in a complete state of empathy so that you feel the hurt that you've caused a lot of other people. Fathers hurt their childrens and mothers hurt their children in a way that they have no idea how much damage they've caused. People that are dating each other hurt each other. Friends hurt each other. It is real. Okay? We have massive debts that we owe God. And we are worried about what our third grade teacher said to us that really hurt our feelings. We're worried about that ex from years ago or your divorced spouse or any any manner of things that we deem to be important because they happened to us, but they pale in comparison to what we've done to God. And what Jesus tells you is you have to forgive or you will not enter into heaven. And what I've seen practically speaking is that when somebody doesn't forgive, it's like a lactic acid that builds and turns into bitterness and resentment.

[00:17:44]And both of those phrases, when there's a bitter person or a resentful person, what they have in common is that person feels they're owed something. You hurt me and therefore you owe me. And we like that, don't we? We like the thought of you being under my thumb and under my control because I'm owed. Okay? You owe me that hundred bucks. I get to put you in prison and you don't come out until I'm paid. I want you in debt to me because if you're in debt to me, I have control in this relationship and I can manipulate you to get what I want. Now, if you guys think I'm making this up, just think about your own lives.

[00:18:23]Think about a partner you had that refused to forgive you for a mistake you made years ago. Wasn't it because they always would get their way? They would bring that up like a trump card for whatever the argument was about and they would say, "But you hurt me. I remember that thing 14 years ago." What they're doing is they're not releasing you of the debt because they like the control that that gives them over you. And here's the danger in that. In God's world and his economy, when he looks at you, he judges us based on the authority that we have and how we used it. So many people in our world are in a rush to get power. We all want power. We're fools.

[00:19:08]God judges you for what you did with power. He doesn't judge you for how much power you have. In the world, in the flesh, we look at the guy with the most money or the most power. We look at the woman with the most influence and the most beauty. We don't understand that God will judge you for what you did with your beauty, not how much you had.

[00:19:32]Sexualizing yourself to get control over men is very effective in this world.

[00:19:38]It's racking up a huge debt in God's economy. Men that want power and lord it over other people and don't help other people with that power will have to answer for God for how they use the power. What I'm getting at is it's very unwise to crave and seek having power all the time. You are better off to forgive and release them and give it to the father. Let him figure out how to deal with that person. Let him figure it out. As the Bible says, vengeance is mine. It is mine to repay, not our place. If we insist on taking vengeance on other people because we like that we're owed something and we don't forgive, God's not going to forgive us.

[00:20:20]This is a terrifying thought, but it's very real. And God shows us in the Bible, he doesn't judge you by just some random standard that he created. In a way, he judges you by your standard. He looks at how you treated people and he says with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. Whatever you did to people is what God's going to do to you.

[00:20:42]Were you gracefilled? Did you let it go?

[00:20:45]Did you help everyone when they came along? That's the standard God's going to use with you. Did you remember every single thing that anyone ever did that hurt you? Did you hurt other people before they could hurt you? You ever know someone like that pushes you under the bus so that they don't get hit and they go, "But I was scared." That's a terrifying person because that's how they're going to be judged by God.

[00:21:06]When you don't forgive, this bitterness grows. Resentment grows.

[00:21:12]It draws demons like flies are drawn to feces.

[00:21:20]Unforgiveness and bitterness welcomes demonic powers into your life. It's a it's you could call it a foothold that allows them to build a stronghold, but it's like a p it's like the bat signal for evil that they have permission to be there because you want to hurt the person that hurt you and you need their help to do it. And in your subconscious, you open yourself up. You invite them in and then they give you ideas of what you can do to pay other people back. When this happens at a national level with a big percentage of the populace, you get what we're talking about right now. You get the state of America today.

[00:21:56]We don't forgive. We look We look for ways that we think we've been harmed and that somebody trespassed against us. And we grab it with a white knuckle grip and we put it all over social media and we say, "Look, look, look, look what this person did that could have been bad."

[00:22:14]And we blow it out of proportion because then we feel we're owed something. And as a result, we have welcomed we have welcomed demonic influence into our lives. Now, people would say they didn't do that. They'd say, "I never sat down and said, "Satan, you're welcome in my life." But your actions and your attitude and your subconscious did. And God sees that. And we're talking right now about why people have moved toward socialism.

[00:22:42]The idea that I can take from someone else what they made and redirect it to me who didn't earn it and call that fairness fails to take into account that fairness is subjective. There's not one standard of fairness. Anything can be unfair depending on who says it. Okay. Is it fair that some people are born taller than others? Is it fair that some people are born better looking than others? Is it fair that some guys get a really good-looking wife and other guys don't?

[00:23:11]Is it fair that some women have better bodies than other women? Is it fair that some people get cancer? We can do this forever. You know why we've zoomed in and we focus so much on creating equality through money and nothing else?

[00:23:25]Because money is really easy to move from one person to the next. And politicians figured out that if they promised you money that came from somebody else, they could get your vote.

[00:23:35]But they don't want you to feel like a bad person. So they create words like socialism or Marxism or even communism to justify doing something to someone that you wouldn't want done to you. If we enact socialism, there's a there's a definition of fairness that could be applied where the person who had their money taken goes, "Well, if you're going to take something from me, I get to take something of yours. I'm going to go sleep with your wife against your will. I'm going to go use your hot tub without you giving me permission to. I'm going to walk into your house and I'm going to eat half your food. And they could just say, "Well, that's fair. This is equality. We need a whole bunch of white guys in the NBA. It's unfair." You see how this spirals into chaos once everybody starts using the justification that something was unfair and they don't forgive. We are standing on the precipice of that right now. And many of you watching, if you're fans of me, probably don't think that way. What you need to understand is that your vote counts exactly the same as somebody who hasn't done anything with their life at all. A bitter, resentful, angry, worthless servant who does nothing with the gifts that God gave them. Their vote is just as powerful as yours, who's worked your entire life and started a family and done your best at everything you can.

[00:24:52]That is likely going to lead to what we're talking about right now.

[00:24:58]And the only way we save it collectively or that we save it in our individual lives is forgiveness.

[00:25:06]If you're hearing this and you're convicted in any way, if you realize, man, I am angry. I'm mad that I was born in a certain area. I'm mad that my race is the minority in the area that I'm in.

[00:25:18]I'm mad that I struggled with gender dysphoria or I'm mad that somebody cheated on me a long time ago and ever since then I've hated women or I've hated men. Whatever it is, it is incredibly important that you forgive.

[00:25:30]Not because that person deserves it, but because you don't want God to not forgive you. And the last thing I'll say on this point is it blinds you. When that demonic influence walks into your mind and gets in your heart, it starts whispering to you justifications for what Marco Rubio is talking about, it starts making an excuse for why you can hurt another person or why you can take their money. And anyone that understands the littlest thing about economics is going to understand that it's not just that it's unfair, it's that it's stupid.

[00:26:04]It never works. It can't work.

[00:26:08]Because the way that money works is someone has to go be productive to earn it. And those people stop doing that when you start taking it from them and then everyone's poor. But isn't that what unforgiving people want? Don't they want everyone to be just as miserable as them?

[00:26:24]When somebody gets broken up with and they're mad about it, aren't they mad when their partner moves on and finds someone else and they look happy? Don't they look for ways to ruin somebody else's life because they're miserable?

[00:26:36]You think that that's a coincidence and demons aren't involved in that? You think that a 100% of bitter, miserable, resentful people happen to always like to take from other people and hurt them and it just happens to work out that way and there's no spiritual component to this at all. And wouldn't you have it that when people do forgive and they let things go that that evil gets taken out of their heart and is filled with the light of Christ and all of a sudden they start to want good for other people.

[00:27:04]Something to think about.

[00:27:06]>> Through violence and through terror, they once again seek to impose their ugliness on all of us. The old dogma was wrong. The old dogma was wrong. None of this is driven by idealism. It is not utopian. In fact, it is the opposite.

[00:27:24]One of the criticisms you sometimes hear of communism, for example, is that it sounds good in theory, but it never works in practice.

[00:27:34]That's actually not true. Communism does not sound good in theory. The world it envisions for all of us is small, flat, gray, leveled of all exception. What he's getting at is that when you remove people's uh what's the word I'm looking for here? Motivation to do something.

[00:27:54]and you say, "Hey, if you imagine an uh an analogy where you went to the gym, you worked out really hard, you built some muscle, you burned some fat, your body looked a little bit better, and every day you worked out a little bit harder, and you burned a little bit more fat, and you built a little bit more muscle, and you started to feel really good." And someone looked at you and said, "That's not fair. How come they get to look that good, and I'm stuck looking like this?" and someone developed something that worked like taxes for fat and they could take fat off of that person and put it on the person that was working out and they could even take some muscle off the fit person and give it to the fat person and now each the the fit person the fat person just closed the gap a little bit.

[00:28:36]We would literally call that equality and you would make a million justifications for it, couldn't you?

[00:28:41]Well, it's not fair that that person got born in a lucky position with a body like that that's way more fit. Well, why did they get to be so tall and why are their genetics so good? That's not fair.

[00:28:51]We would absolutely justify taking away someone's fat and putting it on the person that's burning it off. But let me ask you, if you're the person going to the gym every day, how long do you keep doing that before you say, "What's the point? The more that I work out, the more fat they're going to put on me, and they're never going to stop eating what they eat and doing what they do." There is no motivation for the fat person to put away the Doritos and go to the gym because they're just going to put their fat on someone else. And there's no motivation for the gym goer to keep pushing themselves to levels of exceptionalism like Marco is talking about because they're going to bear the weight of everyone else. And what do you get? You don't get a nation full of fit people.

[00:29:37]This is why socialism doesn't work.

[00:29:39]Everyone regresses down to being fat.

[00:29:42]You have a nation of poverty. And that's happened every single time this has gone on. The problem is in this example, the people that don't have as much, the poor, the fat, they're not losing anything because they were never fit.

[00:29:57]They don't care if everybody who's fit has to get fat. They feel better. The competition doesn't look as bad. If everyone's fat, they don't have to feel bad about it. And can you see how the gravity of evil pulls everything down when people should be climbing up which is probably not a coincidence than then this analogy climbing up towards heaven is better than falling down towards hell. This is what he's saying. The world that you get when you bring in socialism means everyone loses their motivation to make beautiful music to have beautiful thoughts to write incredible books to make great stories.

[00:30:33]It becomes flat and boring. It's the equivalent of processed foods instead of home-cooked meals. And it's probably not a coincidence that socialism is picking up steam at the same time that AI is coming along and promising to do everything for us. And they're going to meet in a marriage of evil that's going to destroy human flourishing and human creativity. And all the things that connect us to our creator that makes life beautiful are going to be replaced by this artificial world that's starting to be imposed.

[00:31:01]>> Drained of all that is good and noble in the human soul. The world it envisions is a world without courage, a world without creativity or ambition. A world without heroes or glory or great causes to strive towards, without a world without miracles, without myths, without men who rise above the rest to do incredible and extraordinary things. And the world communism envisions is a world without God.

[00:31:27]For these architects of revolutionary violence, the towering achievement of our civilization, for them it's an unbearable hum humiliation, [clears throat] a reminder of what they cannot do and a reminder of what they cannot be. So they choose instead to destroy. They attack pipelines. They attack railroads. They attack power grids and laboratories, the physical embodied symbols of power and invention and achievement.

[00:31:57]This is the nature of the terrorism we face today. They despise the west because the west is great.

[00:32:06]This is an international conference because we are facing an international we are facing a transnational threat.

[00:32:14]These [snorts] are not distinct and isolated cells. They are interconnected networks. They do not recognize our borders. They do not believe in fact in the nation state itself. They coordinate. They communicate, they travel, they train, and they act together.

[00:32:32]The same infrastructure, sharing the same enemies, sharing the same mission.

[00:32:37]Antifa militants and their comrades travel from across Europe and to the Americas to participate in each other's attacks, to funnel propaganda and training materials and target information through shared encrypted channels moving through underground networks of safe houses and finance and sustain their operation.

[00:32:57]>> What he's saying is this is not happen stance. This is a coordinated effort, a coordinated effort. And anytime an effort is coordinated, it has a coordinator. And because it's involving so many different countries and so many different people and so many different goals and values, it can't be one person doing this. So that's where you need to ask yourself who's coordinating all of this through transnational funds. And they work alongside hostile foreign states that share their mission like Iraq's Iranian proxy networks who are increasing increasingly intimately tied to leftist militant groups around the world. The Cuban regime's sprawling intelligence and ideological network helped to build the far-left in our country and in our hemisphere and it remains inextricably linked to the far-left groups and movements across and beyond the West.

[00:33:51]Today's far-left terrorists can raise money in one country. They can host their communications in a second country. They can receive training in a third country. They can recruit militants in a fourth country and then together strike a target in a fifth country. And so we have no choice but to confront this menace together. We will either cooperate across our borders or the terrorist will continue to exploit the gaps between them. Under President Trump, for the first time, the United States is building the infrastructure, the partnership, and the strategy to defeat the scourge of far-left terror.

[00:34:30]The president signed National Security Presidential Memorandum number seven, outlining a comprehensive strategy to investigate and disrupt Antifa terror networks and their allies. Last November, the State Department designated four violent far-left extremist groups as foreign terrorist organizations, and there will be more designations soon. In December, we announced Rewards for Justice, offering up to $10 million for information disrupting the financing behind these groups. In May, we convened the first counterterrorism law enforcement workshop, joining American law enforcement officials and their counterparts and our partner country nations together to map and develop strategies for dismantling these networks. The next workshop will be co-hosted with our partners in Germany.

[00:35:19]The coalition we're building together is already bearing fruit, and we are here today to build on that work. We can and we must identify and map this threat and rebuild our counterterrorism architecture to defeat it. Just as we have done together before, now we must do it together again. Through intelligence and information sharing, through coordinated law enforcement strategy, through financial targeting and disruption, we will dismantle these networks brick by brick.

[00:35:55]Well, he sure sees this as a battle, as a war to not let this thing spread. And it has me thinking about the Vietnam War, which I was always raised and I was told it was an unjust war. I'm not saying it wasn't. I don't really have an opinion on it. Like I said earlier, I don't know the facts, so I just don't know. But it was explained to me that we had no business being there. And when I asked about why, the older gentlemen that I knew all said, "Oh, it's to stop the spread of communism." They just didn't want that leaving that area and going into other areas where it could pick up steam. Just think about how incredibly tempting it is to believe that you can take from somebody else and it's legal. You can steal and get something you didn't work for and you don't have to go to the gym and work out and you'll just wake up with a six-pack.

[00:36:40]It just no one tells you how the machine works. Nobody tells you that you're not going to have it forever because that stuff happening behind the scenes that you don't know, those people stop being motivated and then you have nobody working anymore. And at that point, you have to bring in communism to enforce and make people go to work because everyone would starve. And that's why all these communistic countries always end up with dictatorships because that's the only way that you can motivate anybody to grow the food and move the stuff around. And this is when the human soul loses its spark. We lose our glow.

[00:37:16]You just become a mindless drone. And I'm sure that many Americans would would revolt against that unless they have us completely numbed and distracted and entertained by AI and thoughts of uselessness. just get you addicted to your phone so that when you lose your own agency over how the world works, you won't mind it because you're already been kind of conditioned to just giving up and not doing anything.

[00:37:47]>> It is time for the people of the civilized world to defend ourselves to stand united against this encroaching darkness and fight for what is ours.

[00:38:01]It is easy to destroy great things. It is far more difficult to make them.

[00:38:07][clears throat] The enemies of civilization are only capable of the former. They are only capable of destroying great things. All they know is destruction.

[00:38:18]But we have built great things together.

[00:38:21]We have done it time and again. We know what we must do. And now we must do it.

[00:38:28]Thank you for coming today.

[00:38:30]>> All right. All right, there you go.

[00:38:31]Marco Rubio sharing a pretty powerful speech about socialism and communism.

[00:38:36]And I think this is going to be talked about a lot more. I'll probably be making a video soon about morons of what he's doing in New York, full-blown communist. They've already started creating language like they're getting rid of the violence of eviction. So, they're now equating eviction with violence. And you can see that they're making a villain of the person who wants their property back that they own.

[00:38:58]They're not making a villain of the person who not only broke the lease by not paying, but then decided not to just be honorable and leave. They said, "Well, it's my home. It's not your home.

[00:39:09]You've been leasing it, but they say it's their home." That's the language they use. And then they call it violent to make them leave. Isn't that an easy way to buy a vote? You just tell a bunch of people that we're going to stop evictions. I just want you to think about what that's going to do to the economy of New York. Taxpayers are going to leave. Rich people are going to leave. They're going to be left with less money. And then they're going to say, "Well, I guess the government has to take over all the buildings because all the wealthy capitalists let you down. And it's going to become an absolute sinkhole." I know I sound dramatic. If nothing intervenes, you're going to be wishing you'd listened to me earlier. This is a very, very, very important thing going on in our country.

[00:39:48]I mean, I can't even When I was a kid, nobody would have even joked about being a communist. And now there's a movement starting within America. And it is a spiritual issue. It is sin. It is wrong.

[00:40:01]You're doing something to someone you would not want done to you. If you took that same standard of communism and you enforced it in other areas of life, these people would think that they were wronged. And you need to know that if you're someone who flirts with this idea and you think, "Yeah, I don't see what's so wrong with it." If someone was doing it to you, you would be very unhappy.

[00:40:18]and you're going to have to stand in front of God and give an account for every action that we took. Something worth thinking about. Thanks, guys. Make sure you go to Greenpill, subscribe to the Green Pill channel, and I'll be putting out more content like this.