Guardian Radio Today - August 12 2025

[00:00:00] Speaker A: The views and opinions of the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the management and staff of Guardian Radio. [00:00:17] Speaker B: Guardian Radio Today is brought to you by Alive, Burger King, the Cleveland Clinic, Commonwealth Bank, Epic Battery, Printmasters, Ross Electric Motors and Wendy's. [00:00:32] Speaker A: Foreign. [00:00:39] Speaker C: Welcome. Welcome to Guardian Radio today. My name is Kahun Ankusara, also known as Dr. Cleveland W Eneas III and we want to say Happy Tuesday. Happy Tuesday is of Guardian Radio today here on Guardian Radio, 96.9 FM. Fresh news, smart talk all day. Of course, we, we have another exciting, another riveting, another provocative discussion for you today. I pray that your day has been going well and I pray you drink any water. It is hot. It is hot. You know, August is like the hottest month of the summer. And so we pray these storms behave themselves and leave not only us alone, but leave everybody alone. Just stay out to see. Yeah, but in any event, today's show is based around a lot of what we've been experiencing over the past, I don't know, 48 to 72 hours and in large part what we've been experiencing for decades. We've had mass shootings recently and of course, it's all through the media. I don't think anybody's not aware of the events that have been taking place. There always seems to be a new event taking place. A lot of our young black men are dying. It's not to say that our young black women are safe, but and largely, you know, the young black men are the ones falling in the streets. But we want to have a conversation not just about young black men. We want to have a conversation about community, right? What is the source of a lot of this behavior that we are seeing right now in the streets? Whether we call it gang culture or whether we call it, you know, just misbehaving, wanton behavior. I mean, there's all types of different lingo for what we're seeing. I've listened to the radio, I've watched television. I've seen the many pronged approach as people chime in on what could be wrong. You know, is it our schools? Right? Our schools not doing their job as far as properly educating the next generation? Is it our homes? You know, is it poor parenting, single parent homes? You know, so many single parent homes being led by, you know, the mothers and then the few that are being led by the fathers. All those homes where mommy and daddy are home, but they're not really at home, you know what I mean? [00:03:36] Speaker D: They. [00:03:38] Speaker C: The marriage is going south, you know, and the children are suffering. We look at edutainment or entertainment, you know, the types of movies that buy adults as well as children, you understand. All of these things, I'm sure, play a part in what we are seeing in our country today. But I want to throw another aspect, another prong. Obviously, it's not going to take just one thing for us to focus on to get this nation back on course. I have a special guest with me today. I'm going to introduce him in just a bit. He's the author of over 70 books. I have one of them with me today called Solar Biology or Lunar Astrology. Solar Biology or Lunar Astrology. And he's going to explain, you know, just what solar biology is in just a bit. But in this book, it makes reference to a conversation that I had with my good cousin Ca Nury on one of his shows maybe a year ago. And there were many people who chimed in and said, hey, we want to know more about that topic. And this topic is a topic that on the surface, you know, it may appear to be provocative than it actually is. But I want you to get the children because many of the schools haven't started yet. I want you to slow down a bit and I want you to tune in as we talk about sex out of season. Sex out of season, what does that mean? Right, I'm going to read an excerpt from Dr. Varman's book, Solar Biology or Lunar Astrology? And then we're going to bring him in. In the book. And I have one of the first editions of this book on page 141, there's a question, what is meant by the statement sex out of season or out of due season? What does this mean? What is, what is this talking about? Right. The answer in the book says an exact time was given for reproduction of your offspring so as not to have them born any month and any time, any season out of due season, so as not to create all kinds of personalities. All of these different personalities are being created because we don't understand the sacredness of what we in the holy Coptic Church of the Black Messiah. Natural sexual union. Not just sex, but natural sexual union, this sacred energy exchange. Right, I'm gonna let you think about that. How these different. How, how, how are we producing all of these different personalities to the point where we are afraid of, of our children? Right? When you drive in through a group of children after 3 o', clock, you got to really pay attention because you don't know if rocks can start flying. You know, now they're children, whether they're 17, 18, 19 or in their early 20s, shooting up cars and more different personalities. So I want to bring our guest in. His name is rev. Dr. A.J. varmer. He is the head priest, the head Pope of or the Pope of the Holy Coptic Church of the Black Messiah Journey Home Group International. And he's an author, he's a father, he's a husband and so much more. He's my dear brother. When I say namaste, namaste means I bow to the divinity within you. How are you today, Dr. Varma, my brother? [00:07:37] Speaker A: Namastu Ahon Anku Sara. I'm doing well. How about yourself? [00:07:41] Speaker C: Listen, all I saying is it's hot. [00:07:45] Speaker A: Let me tell you something. It's hot in England, what London is. No, seriously, no joke. [00:07:50] Speaker D: Wow. [00:07:51] Speaker A: The hot one. Wow. [00:07:52] Speaker C: So they know they, they struggling over there because they're used to heat over there. [00:07:56] Speaker A: Well, I don't know, I don't know. [00:07:57] Speaker D: About dang. [00:08:02] Speaker A: Other people. I'm sure they have a little bit of a. [00:08:07] Speaker D: Right. [00:08:11] Speaker C: Yes man, I know. We, we you, you doing just fine in the heat. So, so my brother, what's happening here in the Bahamas is not, not anything that isn't happening in communities all over the planet. Before we get into the discussion though, I just, just, just introduce yourself to the listeners so that they know who you are and then we can just dive right in. [00:08:39] Speaker A: REV. Dr. A.J. warmer known as Basesh Hartle Hotel. And I'm, I would say a scholar. [00:08:48] Speaker E: Right. [00:08:48] Speaker A: And I'm not saying, it's just saying what I would fall up under. I'm able to teach Islam, Judaism, Christianity in depth. It's its origins, its migrations, how these religions moved from countries to country. You know, Christianity started off, whether some say in Rome with the Vatican or some say started in Palestine, Israel and you know, the origins of the three faiths of the Judeo Christian, Islamic faiths coming out of that region and how it moved and whose hands touched it, when it touched it and how it changed and how that relates by the time, you know, we're looking at it, you know, look at the area called Palestine, Israel. This area is about the size of this state in America called Rhode island, the smallest state in the United States. Very small, very small. And this one little small area now has over half the world's population converted to those faith systems. And this one little small area looked at the rest of the world and told the rest of the world whatever you believe, whatever system you have, whatever way it was working for you, whatever way you may have already been chosen. Forget all that. Forget all that. There's one little Rhode island state, little, small, small spot, told the rest of the world of melanin that whatever you had, whatever you believe, whatever you ate, whatever you dressed in, whatever music you sang, whatever language you spoke, it means nothing. If it's not Hebrew, no good. If it's not Latin, no good for the Christian or Greek. If it's not Arabic, for forget it. It doesn't matter if you're Bentu cluster, doesn't matter if you're the indigenous languages of the Antilles, the greater. And lessons don't matter. We're here now. You got to embrace what we're saying the way we're saying. It doesn't matter if you've been around millions of years and thriving our belief the way we believe it. I'm not talking about the Most High God or the Most High. The way we say it's supposed to be believed. How you raise your children, you're going to raise them the way we say. How you. What you teach them, how you educate them, it's going to be the way we say. And if you don't like it, tough. And when it doesn't work and sends your children and you and your societies crazy, what is wrong with you black folks? Look at y'. All. You can't even get it together. But when we met you black folks, wherever you may be, from Bahamas to Trinidad, Jamaica to the United States, the natives of the United States to South America to Africa, wherever we met you, where you were thriving and surviving and interacting without warfare, without all these STDs and all these other diseases. Hey, we didn't bring it. That was God's will, that. As a scholar, my job is to try to address and give melanated people who can understand what I just said without getting offended. You know, people get offended if you say it ain't red and it's purple. They get mad because when I said people get mad at Tuesday because it comes between Monday and Wednesday. Right, right. But ultimately. But ultimately it's the reality. And to question that, all of a sudden something's wrong with you. So if I say I'm a reverend, oh, your reverend shouldn't talk like that, or any mom shouldn't talk like that. If I say I'm a rabbi, who can talk like that? Scholars. [00:12:09] Speaker C: Yes. [00:12:09] Speaker A: So we, as the Holy Cryptic Church of the Black Messiah, we are reading and teaching and educating people to be scholars of the Word. Doers of the Word is one thing, but scholars of the word yes. [00:12:22] Speaker C: Yes. And that's very important because in this day and time, there's so many people that have so many questions regarding what's going on in our various societies. Like I was saying at the beginning of the show, you know, over the weekend, we had a rash of shootings and police chases and just a lot of craziness that left the nation on pause. [00:12:46] Speaker D: Right. [00:12:47] Speaker C: The prime minister spoke out about it. The leader of the opposition spoke out about it. We've had different community activists speaking out about it, pastors, et cetera, speaking out about it. And everybody has their take on it. And every take, you know, is worth listening to. [00:13:03] Speaker D: Right. [00:13:05] Speaker C: I wanted you to share from the perspective that you just gave with regard to understanding what has happened to us, with regard to religion, with regard to family, with regard to how we raise children. And in today's show, I wanted to begin the conversation with how we're starting these families, right? Man meets woman or woman meets man, they have sexual intercourse or what we say, natural sexual union, Child is born. Any instances we are seeing where children and parents aren't necessarily getting along very well, or we as parents don't understand what happened to our children or parent or children looking at their parents like we don't know what happened to you. Something has happened. You wrote a book, solar biology or lunar astrology, that talks about this phrase, sex out of season or out of due season. Can you explain what that means? And does. Does that have anything to do with what we're seeing in the world today? [00:14:13] Speaker A: Well, the first thing I would say is I'd ask everybody to get the Bible out. You're at home, or if you have your phone, pull out your Bible. [00:14:21] Speaker D: Right. [00:14:21] Speaker A: Because I got to make it clear when I say I'm a scholar, I'm a scholars of religion and faith systems, not just Judaism, Islam and Christianity, but the world's 12 faith systems. [00:14:33] Speaker D: Right? [00:14:34] Speaker A: The 12 major religions of the world. So when we go to the Bible, if you're a Christian, if you're a Hebrew, we all familiar with the book called the Book of John. And inside that book of John, we're all familiar with John, the chapter one, right. It's the first book. [00:14:50] Speaker C: Yes. [00:14:51] Speaker A: And it talks about John 1:12. But as many as received him to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name. And most people stop there. Oh, that's Christians. That's us. Okay, cool. Next verse. Which were born not of blood, nor the will of flesh, nor the will of man, but of the will of God. Born not of blood. They're not a result of a rape. Born not of flesh and not a result of two people just, you know, checking for each other, liking each other. [00:15:31] Speaker C: That's right. [00:15:34] Speaker A: Not ivf, you know, somebody really trying to have a child. We want a child. We just keep trying. We take and see when the woman's ovulating and really work to see. Right. But they're born of the will of God. Now, this is like the Christ, right? Because we're talking solar biology. And the Messiah, Yeshua, yes, Called Jesus. Right, because he didn't speak Latin or Greek. Right. He was one of those children born by the will of the Most High. And in the Old Testament, Samson was one of those children. You know, he's Isaiah. The woman in Isaiah, she. She gave birth to a son who was one of those children. Hosea was one of those children. In fact, the book of Genesis, chapter six, when it talks about the sons of God, not the first group, Genesis 6 said the sons of God saw the daughters of men, that they were fair and they took them wives. Fallen angels who raped these women and gave birth to giants with six fingers on each hand and on six toes on each foot according to the books of second Chronicles. But then it has been also after that, another group of sons of Ghana gave birth to men of renown, men of uprightness, men of righteousness who made a name for themselves as Genesis 6. So back to John. When we see what's happening in the world today, solar biology says, because we were not supposed to be all mixed up like we are. Oh, people marry any. And I'm not talking about race. I'm talking about just gender. You know, back in the day, in the 1940s and 50s, when your grandmother. My grandmother were around, families kind of put the kids around each other to kind of steer who's gonna date who. And you know what I'm saying? So. And they had a similar upbringing. Now you can have a great son, he bring home this girl that you. [00:17:25] Speaker F: Be like, yo, what the hell? [00:17:27] Speaker A: Or you can have a great daughter and she brings home this guy, and you're like, oh, no, hell no. Well, the oh, no, hell no doesn't necessarily solve the equation. [00:17:37] Speaker C: Right? [00:17:38] Speaker A: It describes it, but doesn't solve it. That's out of due season. But that's our fault because we're getting further and further away from the original systems that our parents raised us in. [00:17:51] Speaker C: Okay? [00:17:51] Speaker A: We are making the mistake. We, the adults, are making the mistake. We're following the world and see as the world says. Okay, we're going to move the needle of the church. Churches used to be against lgbtq. I didn't say against the people that are lgbtq. They used to be against the idea of that behavior being considered Christian or Hebrew or Muslim, but now can't really say that you're, you know, you're, you're being homophobic and you're this and you're that. Oh, no problem. Let. Let them move the line. You know, before church, no, we don't smoke, we don't drink. That was a good Christian, good Hebrew, good Muslim. But now living that live. You only live once. Yolo. So we get a st. Little. Just a second, right? Little bourbon, little rum, little martini. Whatever you drink, just. There's not much. I'm a. I'm a social drinker. Occasional. I have a little drink. The line moved again. Used to be you went to church and women were dressed like women and men were dressed like men. Now you go to church and people dress like peacocks and, and they're wearing any and everything things they shouldn't be wearing. The church. I know people listen and they know exactly what I'm talking about. So the line moved again. So now remember now, children are going to do as you do, not as you say. Some of us, we will. You know, we come from the older generation. I'm over 50 now, so those in the late 40s, 50s, 60s, you know, your parents, you did what they said, but you did what they say. Not just because they said it, but your parents set the right behavior. But if we're around, if we're around children and we're drinking and we're smoking, even though it's social, the child doesn't mean social and antisocial and non social. All they see is drinking. So you can't tell the kid, lady, oh no, that's. And the whole time we're doing this, we're still saying, I'm Muslim, I'm Christian, I'm Hebrew, we're good God fearing. So God fearing people can violate what's natural and what's unnatural. Now let's not talk about the sex scene. It was nice while we're here, right? [00:20:00] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:20:01] Speaker A: It's a born out of due time. So now sex used to be man, woman, bedroom, right? Close the door, you do what you do and whatever between the two of you. Natural. Oh, but now we bring in swings and seesaws. There's walruses and squirrels and bags of chips and dips and all types of. I ain't Anti chips and dips, by the way. But you understand what I'm saying? All types of other stuff. And we bring in other people. It's three or four or five people at the puffy situation. Oh, yeah. People say, oh, that's. [00:20:36] Speaker F: But a lot of people know that. [00:20:38] Speaker A: They knew people that do stuff like that. They may be people who do stuff like that, or they may be people who desire to do stuff. They done shifted us again. Made us start thinking, wonder what it'd be like to hide on me or four women on me. And that's how it worked. And now women started asking, well, baby, what's your fantasy? I'm gonna bring somebody for you. And the men start saying, well, baby. And now we don't move the needle, but when we move those needles, what we forget, once you've shifted, the needle of dress code, the needle of behavior, the needle of diet. Nobody's cooking anymore. Oh, fast food, fast food, fast food. So we're not cooking anymore. We're not dressing right anymore. We're not not being truly committed to our way of living, our spiritual anymore. The mosque, the church, the synagogue, whatever you follow. We're no longer consistent with our sexual behavior. We're no longer consistent with the drug use and alcohol consumption. Why don't you put all that together and say, now, let's go have some children. Come on, everybody. Everybody who's nice and messed up in the head, we're gonna have children. [00:21:43] Speaker C: Yes. Yes. If you gotta run to a break. Gotta run to a break. You listening to the Voice? [00:21:48] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:21:48] Speaker C: Yeah. You set us up real nice. You set us up real nice. We'll start to take some call. I see phone calls already coming through. We'll take some calls after the break. The Voice of rev. Dr. A.J. varma is what you're listening to here on Guardian Radio today. Talking about sex out of season, out of due season here on Guardian Radio, 96.9 FM. My name is Kahunan Kusara. We're back right after this. 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We're talking about sex out of due season, talking about how we as a people are affecting our children, how we affecting our families. And yeah, we really, really, really need to have this discussion. So Dr. Varma, how are you doing, my brother? [00:25:10] Speaker A: Listen, yes, I'm doing well. I'm doing well. Hoping I'm not creating. Hoping I'm creating friends and not enemies. [00:25:17] Speaker C: Listen, we do what we do. [00:25:19] Speaker A: We do. [00:25:22] Speaker C: All right, I saw the phone line start to light up so I'm gonna just open the phone line. 323-623-2325-431632-54259. Of course, in the family of islands. 2423-00-5720. Our text line is powered by BTC 422-4796. That's 42296. And sure, whenever you get to those numbers, we'll be here for you. Let me just run to the text line. Let's see. This texture says uncle. All right. I'm offended that this scholar caller referred to black people as a monolith. Referring to people as a monolith. No. Yeah, but then I'll read the text. Let's See? Likewise. He seems to be referring to white people in the same. You don't hear Chinese people calling Japanese, Koreans, or Mongolians referring to other Asian groups as Asians. They identify who they are because they are unique groups. Well, Dexter, I'm not sure what show you've been listening to. [00:26:27] Speaker A: Yeah, I didn't say white people either. [00:26:29] Speaker C: Yeah. Yeah. [00:26:31] Speaker A: I didn't even say white. Yeah, white teeth. Okay. Yeah, that's okay. [00:26:36] Speaker C: Dexter, continue to listen. I would. I would urge you to take out your. Your notebook and just take some notes. All right. All right. Text. [00:26:46] Speaker A: I'll get to that question while you look at the next. Yeah, let me say this. I'm talking about black people. [00:26:52] Speaker C: Yes. [00:26:52] Speaker A: I'm talking about. I'm talking about our people. I'm not concerned with anybody else. I'm talking about us. We. We have allowed our moral comp. As black people used to have the moral high ground. [00:27:03] Speaker C: Yes. [00:27:04] Speaker A: During the. During colonialism and. And. And Jim Crow and civil rights and slavery. Because we were the people who were experiencing hell. We knew how to walk and talk, and we understood moral high ground. Dr. King and all of the liberators of the different islands, they always had the moral high ground. They were upright in their behavior. They were not doing corruption. They were upright in their behavior. So I'm speaking about that. And when we say in solar biology, the reason that's important, why did they choose Christ as his mother? If we're following the Bible, why did they choose that she had to be a virgin? Why would that so important? It don't matter. If a man or woman has a thousand sex partners, Your past doesn't matter. If it didn't matter, why were they so focused on Mary being a virgin? [00:27:53] Speaker C: Yes. [00:27:54] Speaker A: If it didn't matter, why was they so focused on the woman in Isaiah being the virgin? If it didn't matter, why was it so focused on the Women in Genesis 6 being a version and not just a version, but just being good people? Why was Elizabeth chosen to give birth to John the Baptist? Why would women, not just virgins, but women who were decent, who believed. Why would men and women of decency were so important towards bringing forth righteous children? [00:28:20] Speaker C: Yes. [00:28:20] Speaker A: Because you judge the tree by the fruit it bears. If it's a rotten tree, we got to stop being rotten trees. That's what I'm talking about. [00:28:29] Speaker C: Yes. [00:28:29] Speaker A: Total biology says these wise men who were studying the stars to know as the Bible and the moon and the stars, that you may know the signs and the seasons and the days, you know when to do It. Books of proverbs, ecclesiastics. They talk about, for everything under the sun, there's a time and a season. That's what we're talking about. [00:28:52] Speaker C: Yes. [00:28:53] Speaker A: So for anyone who may have missed it, you know, maybe. Perhaps there was a background noise on their reception or something. It happens. It happens. We got it. To be clear, what I'm speaking about is a. I don't think black people are monolith. Definitely not. I go to the African continent, there's thousands of tribes. [00:29:14] Speaker C: Right. [00:29:14] Speaker A: But all of those tribes, what they had in common, we can talk about. What we had in common was decency. [00:29:21] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:29:21] Speaker A: For people to look at us. And I'm gonna say this again, if you were people, this wealth, opulence, from animals to fruits, to grains, to rice and beans and. And fish and sea life and, you know, wildlife to gold, to silver, to platinum, to Rubinian to all of this. And another group of people looked at you and said, we can take them. We can look at the people of the Caribbean. We can look at the people of South America. We can look at America. We can look at the people of the Asian Pacific, the Hawaiian islands and those Polynesian islands. Somebody looked at you, and with all your wealth and opulence and ability to defend yourself, they felt they could come and take it from you. That speaks about your decency. You were so decent that they knew they could take you. Wow. So we have again, no one's gonna look. You had all this wealth, and they thought they could take it. [00:30:23] Speaker D: Right. [00:30:23] Speaker A: If I'm walking through a tough neighborhood and I see a guy with a full rope chain and drills and all that, I'm not gonna think I can take it because I'm looking up. [00:30:33] Speaker D: Right? [00:30:33] Speaker A: But they looked at you rocking all your gold. I said, rocking. That's the New York in me. [00:30:37] Speaker C: Right? [00:30:38] Speaker A: And all they could think was, we gonna take it. So they saw your intelligence, they saw your architecture in South America. They saw you in Tiwanaka and in Brazil, in Belize. They saw the pyramids you built. They saw the knowledge that you possess. But in all that knowledge and technology and clothing and food and culture and music and spirituality, what you didn't have was corruption. [00:31:04] Speaker C: Right? [00:31:04] Speaker A: What you didn't have was killing without purpose. What you didn't have was rape and pillaging and plundering, and that's what you didn't have. And now we in the black community, natives, America, whatever group you choose, where you. You're from. But what you didn't have before invasion by France and Portugal and Spain Now I'm talking about white folks. Now I'm talking, now I'm talking my way, right? So now, so the person. Not now, now, now, because I'm talking history, right, With France and Portugal and. [00:31:35] Speaker C: Spain and we got to call on, on the line, right? [00:31:38] Speaker A: What they would, what they bought in, led to your destruction. And then even after slavery, even after colonization, when, when we should have turned inward, we went more towards integration and we became further integrated into this, which the book of Revelations calls living in the image and likeness of the beast instead of the image and likeness of God. Okay, go ahead. [00:32:02] Speaker C: Let's run to the phone lines. 3236-2323-2543-1632-54259 in the family of islands. 2423-5720 caller, you're on Guardian Radio today. [00:32:15] Speaker E: Yes, and you guess how you're doing. [00:32:19] Speaker C: Doing well, my brother. [00:32:20] Speaker A: Speak up a little bit for us, okay, Sorry about. [00:32:22] Speaker D: Yeah, okay. [00:32:23] Speaker E: I think it's a multifaceted reason, not just a moral compass on the problems with society nowadays. One society is run and built off of fear. That's how you control a society. Once you take out the fear out of society, right? You bear of the parent, fear of the church, fear of the police. People nowadays have absolutely no fear. [00:32:46] Speaker C: So you're saying, you're saying we should call it, you're saying we should have fear. [00:32:51] Speaker E: That's what you have to have, fear. Because that controls the society. Any, any, any, any control. Society is built off of fear. Religion was built off of fear. Hell, heaven and hell was built off of fear. We were scared to do things back in the past because one, we scared to go to hell. Nowadays, parents don't. Children don't go to church anymore. So you take the fair factor off. [00:33:15] Speaker A: Of the health system situation. [00:33:17] Speaker E: So that is out of the window totally. Second thing, right? We decide to become friends with our children, opposed to parents that took place or who decided to do that. But it was a horrible idea because once you become a friend to your child, they automatically disrespect you as a friend. They no longer see you as a parent. You only could be parent or friend. You can't be both. It's difficult to juggle in between the both. The third thing, environment. Environment plays a very crucial role on a society. A dirty, filthy environment creates crime. I'll give you an example right now. Notice if you have a person out of the hood, right, goes into a place like Atlantis. Notice the different environment, okay, you catch on to that. [00:34:12] Speaker C: I'm Listening. [00:34:13] Speaker E: So the environment plays a very intricate role on the mindset of a society. [00:34:18] Speaker C: Because I know Jackie all got beat up in Atlantis. [00:34:21] Speaker A: Right. [00:34:23] Speaker C: Okay, I just, I just messing with you but go ahead. [00:34:32] Speaker A: Go ahead. [00:34:32] Speaker C: I want Dr. Vomit to respond, but go ahead, complete your thoughts and then we let him respond. [00:34:37] Speaker E: Yeah, okay. And like I said, the multifaceted things that takes place in a society causing crime. So the government is us, it's not the government. The government cannot solve crime. We have to solve crime. [00:34:48] Speaker C: Yeah, I, I appreciate the people. [00:34:51] Speaker A: Yes, we know, we know who the. [00:34:52] Speaker E: Muslims are and plus two the children only following us. [00:34:56] Speaker C: Right. [00:34:57] Speaker E: What they're doing now is right. They depict as being normal. All the guns and all that, all the shooting, all the violence they see as normal. We have normalized violence. Look at the Internet nowadays the stupidest things you do, you get more likes. Think about it, make it make sense. How could you do something stupid? And you get a like equal stupidness equals like. [00:35:21] Speaker C: Thank you so much caller. I appreciate you calling Dr. Obama. The caller said we don't have fear anymore. That's why I think. What say you? [00:35:30] Speaker A: Well, I won't say the word. Neely Fuller, he wrote a book called the counter racist Code and he talked about fear being false evidence of hearing. But I will agree in the sense of reverence, respect. Yeah. So. But again it goes back to the point we were making. Where did the respect get lost? It's not just the parents being friendly with their children is when you're doing corrupt or things that are not parenting around the children. You can't tell me don't smoke while you're standing there with a cigar, a cigarette in your hand. Yeah, tell me don't run the street when I'm never home every Friday and Saturday night. [00:36:09] Speaker C: Right. [00:36:10] Speaker A: I can't, I can't morally discipline you because the children today very exposed world we live in with the Internet and the cell phones. I'm watching you. I'm sitting, seeing you and I'm seeing you through the Facebook and meta and Tick Tock and Instagram. They had a big thing last year. They had to go before the U.S. senate and admit that they created software to target the minds of children. [00:36:38] Speaker D: Wow. [00:36:38] Speaker A: Teenagers. Specifically girls. And this is anyone can go online, pull it up, Facebook and them. And they admitted yes put programs together make girls feel bad. We put these filters in the phone that make children get to use to seeing the skin flawless. Thus when they see the skin not flawless they it has a psychological effect they act out. So this we're wrestling not against flesh and blood. Right. We're wrestling against principalities of wickedness. Someone's targeting our children. That's the point. But they don't target the children by. Without first targeting us as parents. When they can convince you and me to become, as he said, friends with our children. Well, where does that come from? Yeah, it first us being friendly with people. That's not. That's not of our same level. When they can convince me as a man to start hanging out with men of lesser character, then it's very easy to convince me to want to be friends with my son because he's of lesser character. He's younger than me. He won't have the intellect, the experience. So we start looking for people who to co sign as the caller mentioned likes people who like me. Everybody wants somebody who agrees with everybody, likes to hear you're a great person, praise God. But the moment you start saying something or challenging. So he's the call. 100% right. Looking at society, government, Neely Fuller said nine areas of people activity. [00:38:02] Speaker C: Yes. [00:38:02] Speaker A: Religion, economics, labor, sex slash gender. Education, law, war slash security, entertainment, politics. We used to have control of our minds as it pertained to the goals that we had for those things. [00:38:23] Speaker C: Yes. [00:38:24] Speaker A: Now our minds. There's a TV station for everything I just mentioned that is setting the stand. If I want to talk religion, I can go to the Catholic station. Ewtn. I can go to the T. TBN. I can go to the word. I can go. So religion. 24 hours a day, someone's telling me what they feel. [00:38:46] Speaker C: We got to run to a break. We gotta run to a break. Yes. So we listen to the Voice of Rare Dr. A.J. vama. Very, very important conversation for. For our country today, callers. We see you and we're going to come right to the phone lines when we come off of the break. Really, really. Explaining nine. Nine areas of people activity that. That we used to have control of. Are we going to regain control of it? Let's have the conversation right after this break here on Guardian radio. 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[00:40:47] Speaker A: This is Guardian Radio 96.9 FM. Fresh news, smart talk all day. [00:41:01] Speaker C: And welcome back to Guardian Radio TODAY with your host, Dr. Cleveland W. Eneas III. My special guest, rev. Dr. A.J. vaughn. But let's run straight to the first phone lines and see what our listeners want to chime in about today. Caller, you are live on Guardian Radio today. [00:41:18] Speaker G: Okay. Is that me? [00:41:20] Speaker C: That sounds like you. You're live. [00:41:21] Speaker G: Okay. So I just want to draw your attention and your guests attention to a very important book, Othello, by Shakespeare. I believe that book was sort of like a forerunner of what was going to happen to black people. And in fact, before Othello takes his life, he recognizes that the white man or the white Italian was. He called him the devil in the sense that what is happening in Othello is that he is tempted and moved and pushed out of his heart into his head. And that is how the whites have dominated the world. Every people on the planet that were living connected to God, to the universe, to the earth, and everything lived through their heart. And so they were intelligent beings. The head is the beast. And they've moved all these people into their head where they do and perceive the world as dualistic. And they become aggressive and they behave in the way that you're describing, describing. And the only way back is to the heart where God resides. And it doesn't matter what laws you put into place or what police force you put out or how many jails you build. Human beings are supposed to be connected to divine energy that propels them and gives them direction. And nothing any man can create will ever do it. [00:42:49] Speaker C: Thank you so much, Carlos. That's powerful. Dr. Rama, what say you? We got about five minutes before we run to the news, but what say you about what the caller has talked about, Arthello, and what it meant for what we're seeing today? [00:43:05] Speaker A: Well, again, caller, spot on. Right, spot on. As far as what was written, and by the way, it wasn't written by Shakespeare. When you check, you'll find out there was a black man who was writing it at the time and it was Being taken. But that's for another day. [00:43:19] Speaker C: Wow. [00:43:21] Speaker A: From France, a black Frenchman. And rewritten. Wow. Information. The reality of what we are seeing. Yes, we have to turn back, but when we say creator, we also have to be mindful. Have we as people of spirituality, Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Taoism, Shintoism, Rastafarianism, whatever we ascribe to, have we inadvertently allowed our she sister just eloquently stated, have we allowed our spiritualities to be usurped? Have we allowed the what? 2nd Corinthians 4, 4 warns us that the devil is the God of the world. You know, Christ kept saying, the prince of the world. Books of Ezekiel 28. The Prince of thy. And Sidon. Right. The Book of Isaiah, Ezekiel 16. [00:44:16] Speaker D: Right. [00:44:16] Speaker A: They keep warning us. Are we. Have we allowed invaders from Europe with their mentalities in Indo Aryans and Indo Arabs and Indo Oriental people who created a caste system to steal the wealth and the intelligence of indigenous people from around the world? Have we allowed them to now take over? And so if they're controlling the spiritual systems, then they're dictating where the spiritual system's focus is. Spirituality was never intended to be focused outward. Spirituality was intended to be focused inwardly. Know thyself. [00:44:56] Speaker C: Yes. [00:44:57] Speaker A: All right. I said before you get the moat out of somebody else's eye. Get it out your own eye. Yes, it was focused. Get us right? If each man or woman, if we had to focus. You know, when you go through a breakup, you go through couples counseling, you go through. And there's those things they tell you, okay, let's focus on you. Let's get you right. Because if I'm not right in my mind, in my spirit and my behavior, then nothing I'm going to try to do with or for anyone else is going to turn out right. This is the difference, okay? We're looking at a world, and that's why we say born out of due time. Who's born out of due time? They've been born out of due time. The invader, the colonizer, the subjugator, the infiltrator, the kidnapper, the enslaver. And we're now identifying with him because he's made his behavior normal. We had respect for our elders because our elders were interconnected to the culture. Once you let them take the culture, we, our elders, we. Now we're the elders. Right. Had nothing to connect to. Without a culture, what am I going to teach the next generation? Like a tree without roots? It's dead. [00:46:05] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:46:05] Speaker A: The roots of the tree is the culture or the Roots of the tree is the means by which we access the culture, the soil. So we no longer. We don't want to talk that black thing. We don't want to talk that Africa thing. We don't want to talk that indigenous thing. We don't want to talk any of those things. We only want to talk what he's interpreted and what he says we're supposed to preach about, believe in, pray to pray about. And that's the disconnect. And once that happens, now what am I delivering my children to, right? If I say I'm a Muslim, Christian, Jew, right? But do I know what I'm really saying? Do I have really done the homework, or do I just believe? And now these kids can go on their phone, they can pull up information about that monster church, that synagogue, and they can dissect the pastor's sermon and find out, oh, mom, he took that offline. His whole sermon is online. Many pastors are just going online and pulling the sermon offline. You that lazy had seven days to prepare, and all they're doing now is going online and doing the same thing. But then the same pastor will get on the child and say, don't go to school, and be going online and plagiarizing your school report. The kids just listen to you plagiarize a whole school sermon. He don't even have to try. He can just simply hit record, upload it, and it'll find any sermon that sounds exactly like that. I don't know if a lot of pastors know a lot of parents. The kids are doing it. So now he feels about the church. What do you think she feels about you and our beliefs and how they start doubting because we're getting lazy. We're getting lazy. You follow? So some of the pain. People gonna come out and talk, talk against what's happening. We're at fault until we turn back. Where's the commandments? Where's the law? Whatever commandments, whatever laws, whatever indigenous, whatever thing that you. Because everybody wants to arch out. We're living in a culturalist society. Societies that lack culture. Bahamian. What is Bahamian culture today? Is it the same thing with Bahamian culture 50 years ago? No. What is Trinidadian culture? Is it the same? So what happened? How did the adults. We're the adults now. We may have been the children 50 years ago, but we're the adults now. [00:48:18] Speaker C: Yes. [00:48:18] Speaker A: So what's the blame? We want to blame the people that no longer here. My dad's born. [00:48:22] Speaker C: Yep. Mine too. [00:48:23] Speaker A: Okay, so we can't Blame them. No. Right. [00:48:26] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:48:26] Speaker A: So we can't blame them. It's on us now. [00:48:28] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:48:29] Speaker A: Now what would they have done? What did your dad do? Oh, he formed groups of men came together. [00:48:35] Speaker C: That's right. [00:48:36] Speaker A: Formed societies to put their sons into form. These women formed for their daughters to go into with rites of passage. Oh, okay. I'm too busy for now. Our parents coached us. They mentored us. They were the track coach. They were at the track meet. [00:48:58] Speaker D: They were. [00:48:59] Speaker A: Now we just. We don't even put the kids in sports anymore. And if we do, we just want to drop them off and let the coach be the babysitter. So we want to help. [00:49:08] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:49:09] Speaker A: The voice of. We going have to own up. [00:49:12] Speaker C: Yes. The Voice of rev. Dr. A.J. varma with us today here on Guardian Radio today. I think we got to run to the news. Yes, we're going to run to the news and then we'll jump straight back to the phone lines. So call us. Thank you for your patience. Patience, texters. You can still text us at 422-4796. My name is Dr. Cleveland W. Eneas III, also known as Kahunan Kusara. This is Guardian Radio. Today on Guardian Radio 96.9 FM. Fresh news, smart talk all day. Back after the news. Keep it locked. [00:49:57] Speaker A: This is Guardian Radio, your station for up to the minute news and intelligent, interactive and engaging conversations. 96.9 FM. [00:50:17] Speaker C: And welcome back to Guardian Radio today with your host, Dr. Cleveland W. Eneas III. Our special guest today, Rev Dr. A.J. varma, the head priest of the holy Coptic church of the Black Messiah. Journey Home Group International. Let's run straight to the phone lines. Carlos, I know you've been holding for a while, so let's just get you into the conversation and give Dr. Vaughan an opportunity to respond. Caller, you're live on Guardian Radio today. [00:50:44] Speaker H: Good afternoon, uncle and Dr. A.J. is it Varma? [00:50:47] Speaker C: Yes. Farmer. Yes. [00:50:48] Speaker H: Excellent. Good afternoon to both of you. Yeah, man, listen, you know, boy, I. I enjoy listening. I enjoy listening, man. This, this, this idea of having sex out of season or sex out of season really makes sense because, you know, but then you'll find that society, once you have a partner, you can do it as much as you want. Not really. Anyway, there's some repercussions there. But it seems to me though, uncle, that the whole society wants to make us all liabilities while, like, automation just does the work. So, you know, so what happens? We become dead weight. And then companies look at us as, hey, let's get them off the balance sheet and you retire with nothing. You know, but we have been taught so many lies, man. [00:51:35] Speaker F: And I'll just give you one or two. [00:51:36] Speaker H: Oh, the one I really want to look at is this thing. I went to church and I thought about this thing about accepting the Lord Jesus Christ because I was afraid of going to hell. Whereas I think the momentum should have been to accept him out of love instead of fear. Because you should really honor your father and thy mother, not because you're afraid of them, but because you love them. [00:51:59] Speaker F: So I think we're looking at now. [00:52:00] Speaker H: Is a society where you have a lot of people who probably was actually trying to do right because they scared of doing wrong. But now that they overcome the fear of doing wrong, hey, it's easy. See what I'm saying? [00:52:12] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:52:12] Speaker H: And here we are again being taught lies. Look at this this way. You familiar with a plunger? A plunger pushes and pulls, right? It pushes and pulls. But if the heart is a plunger because it pushes and pulls, and if you were to look at the toroidal field around it, you may begin to think about heart attacks a little bit differently. Okay? Think about it. You know, it pushes and pulls. It doesn't just continuously pump, right, like they taught you that. [00:52:39] Speaker A: You pump, pump, pump, pump, pump. [00:52:40] Speaker H: So obviously we've been taught wrong and we've been stripped of the knowledge that we once knew and it's been replaced, man. So I'm going to continue listening because, you know, look, we got all this food that's coming on the market. We can't sink clear no more because we don't help you on minds. [00:52:55] Speaker C: Yeah, yeah. [00:52:56] Speaker H: You know, child come up to you and say, daddy have a problem. [00:52:59] Speaker A: I don't want to hear it. [00:53:00] Speaker H: That's the time for you to bond with that child. What you're waiting for. So I appreciate what you're doing, uncle, with the guests that you're bringing on. [00:53:08] Speaker C: Yes. [00:53:09] Speaker D: And. [00:53:09] Speaker H: And it's. [00:53:10] Speaker F: It's. [00:53:10] Speaker H: It's helping me a lot, eh? [00:53:11] Speaker C: Thank you so much for listening. [00:53:12] Speaker H: Thank you, man. [00:53:13] Speaker C: Let's run right to the next caller and then we get back to Dr. Varma. Caller, you are on Guardian radio today. [00:53:19] Speaker D: Hey, how you doing, uncle? [00:53:21] Speaker C: I'm great, man. Thanks for calling. [00:53:23] Speaker A: Listen, where does gentleman fail from? Because we have so many consultants and this and that as relates to our issues. [00:53:35] Speaker E: This is truth. [00:53:37] Speaker A: You cannot. And you know, I've been saying this. [00:53:41] Speaker D: With our young people. [00:53:42] Speaker A: I'm one of those who grew up in the inner city Campo. [00:53:46] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:53:47] Speaker D: And you know, my mother, my parents did everything. [00:53:54] Speaker A: And the community around there that made sure I had that rod of correction and rod of correction may not that discipline. I talk about mentorship. All of those things that make me into the man that I am today. And I think what is missing in this country is us as parents. [00:54:14] Speaker D: Now I'm in from 47 is to be able. [00:54:17] Speaker F: What is culture? Culture is for you to pass those knowledge. And then Gandhi against. Yeah, the same. You know, we. We forget that nobody's mentoring these kids. You know, nobody don't guide him. [00:54:30] Speaker C: They're growing themselves up. [00:54:33] Speaker F: And then we feel that we are. What are we chasing? We chasing success, you know? [00:54:38] Speaker C: Right. [00:54:38] Speaker F: We chasing success and that when we chase that success. Recent put a tablet in the hand. [00:54:45] Speaker A: No, don't bring them in the room. [00:54:47] Speaker F: These kids are not included in what we're doing no more. [00:54:50] Speaker C: Wow. [00:54:51] Speaker F: Think about it. Even. Even with leadership. [00:54:55] Speaker D: Oh, we can buy some more police cars and this and that. [00:54:58] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:54:59] Speaker F: When this gentleman spoke about the different tribes and Polynesians and Africans, they had their own. You speak about it all the time. And they listen to you. Laws that govern them. [00:55:11] Speaker A: Yeah, that. [00:55:12] Speaker F: You know, when as a young man, you. You once you in this tribe, in his community, this is what you're supposed to do. These are the laws. And you follow them. No fear. This is how we live as a community. And that's what's. Now we got laws. When you at the top breaking the laws and then you uncovered people and we could see the corruption. Man. How do you expect these young people who are not included in their country, who don't feel belong, who parents giving them a good education, but they're not getting mentorship. [00:55:43] Speaker C: Right. [00:55:44] Speaker F: They cannot function. They don't have focus. They don't know where to go. That's our issue. And until we fix that, until what do we. If we want to build this society on go. If you want to build a society, you going to work every day building, getting loans, infrastructure and all this stuff to leave it to who? [00:56:03] Speaker C: That's. That's. [00:56:06] Speaker F: What are you being successful for if you're not passing it to the next generation? Makes no sense. That's the generation you're leaving it to. Come on, man. I tried. I tried. My whole thing about my life is to be purpose, to be purpose driven. At 47, I put my daughter to college. My job is to go out there and try to mentor a young man. That's what you do in these communities. If we get more. We had boys bought. We had all of these things. We don't have these things tomorrow because people want time, everybody want to be successful, but the country ain't success. We'll never be able to function in this country if we don't put our. [00:56:47] Speaker D: Time back in this generation. [00:56:49] Speaker H: That's all those villages was about. [00:56:51] Speaker F: It's about future. [00:56:52] Speaker H: Long time. [00:56:54] Speaker C: I congratulate you for getting your daughter through university. That's not easy. Dr. Varma, I have a text here and I don't know if you wanted to respond to anything specifically that the caller said, but I have a text here, address and something directly to you I wanted to share. Says good afternoon. The scholar you have as a guest spoke about being assigned a time to have children. I've never heard this perspective, although he mentioned Genesis. Can you please speak more about this and explain how this is affecting humanity today? This sounds very skeptical. [00:57:34] Speaker A: He says, well no, I would say that's name one creature in nature that doesn't have a breeding season. Every ancient culture, children were born during a certain time of year when the tribe had enough to feed the new offspring. That's, that's not a skeptical, that's just logical. Then we created these micro cities right where no, we got away from agriculture. [00:57:59] Speaker D: Right. [00:58:00] Speaker A: We got away from, from, from touching nature. We got away from horticulture. We got away from fishing. We got away from, away from. And we all went inside the offices right in the desk jobs and that type of work. [00:58:10] Speaker C: Trying to be successful. [00:58:11] Speaker A: Yeah, trying to be successful. But now so. And then so into. In order to make sure that food, we'd have enough food, we got to eat the GMOs. Right, that's what you're eating. We go to supermarkets, we're buying cans and we're getting bags of chips and chemicals to preserve. And these chemicals have an effect on you? And these chemicals have an effect on our offspring. Spring. Wow. This is why the Holy Company church. We must grow our own food. We must grow the food that we eat. We must raise our own livestock. If we're eating out of these supermarkets and places which convince us that we can breed any and any time. If you knew you can't feel Michael Jackson, you can't feed the baby. Don't have the baby. If you knew that I won't be able to feed myself and my offspring right now, you'd have to think twice. Yeah, twice. We don't have to think that way anymore. Anymore. We just eat whenever, breed with whoever, meet whoever, wherever and do whatever so it doesn't result. [00:59:06] Speaker C: Yeah. [00:59:06] Speaker A: What we're saying again in a two hour conversation Right. Somewhere in less than two hours. [00:59:11] Speaker D: Right, right, right. [00:59:12] Speaker A: What we're saying. And people, you know, will grab pieces and run with the piece. We have to start doing things in tune with nature. Man has gotten out of tune with nature. [00:59:24] Speaker C: Yes. [00:59:25] Speaker A: If we're following the train of thought of the Bible, one of the callers, the. The lady who spoke. If we go to the Bible, even the caller who just spoke about the. About people invading our lands, I listened to. During the commercial break, you played a speech, I believe it was by the prime minister. [00:59:41] Speaker C: Yes. [00:59:42] Speaker A: And he said, we have to emancipate ourselves. Then he said some words, and then he says, because no one can free us but ourselves. Yeah, I said, right. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds. That was a real great quote, though it was broken up into two sections. Right. For those who can hear it, go back and listen to go. That's Bob Marley. Yes. What he was is still true. [01:00:06] Speaker C: Yes. [01:00:07] Speaker A: Now, how to do that. You can't keep repeating the same stuff that other societies have told us to repeat. We're following America or, or England or France or Portugal and what's going on in their society. The same thing. [01:00:25] Speaker C: Yeah. [01:00:25] Speaker A: So how can we follow the same religion, economics, social structure, dress code, interpretation, follow everything that we see societies for dying while they are now trying to make a U turn back to discipline. We followed them into lack of discipline. We followed them into lawlessness. In fact, Deuteronomy 7 speaks about that. It says, if you follow the Canaanite and the Amorite and the Hittite and the Jebusite and the Ark, if we follow them, if we marry them, if we give our children to their children to hang out with, to watch their TV show, and our daughters to their sons. And so to our daughters, if we. If we serve their gods, their interpretations of God, their interpretations of community, their interpretations of capitalism, and everybody's chasing their own. The basement. You follow. Second Tim talks about the second Timothy, chapter two, verse three, warns us about this. For those, again, who follow the Bible, it says, if that happens, they would lead us to our own 7. Deuteronomy 7. So we're following people. You know, if you. You follow a. If you follow a dying society, you die. Right. If you follow the ways of a corrupt people, you'll become corrupt. So we're following the people who themselves are now saying, oh, man, something wrong here. [01:01:46] Speaker C: Right. [01:01:47] Speaker A: You follow? They have all the oldest churches in Italy, in Greece, I'm talking about the European. I'm not talking about the Church of Lia Belli in Ethiopia. [01:01:55] Speaker C: Right. [01:01:55] Speaker A: We're following the ways of other people and we're allowing them to dictate again, what you and I might say. Of course. Might say people will take offense because it's speaking against the status quo, is speaking against what people say you should. In fact, it's doing what Christ said. You're challenging the love and believe. Not every spirit to try the Spirit first. John 4:1. So we're trying the spirit instead of people saying, wait a minute, maybe they got a point going. In Bahamas, I grew up with in New York City, I'm watching it now happening in Chicago. Same thing. You know how many vigils we've had in Liberia in Ghana? Save our Boys. Why are the children. Because these people who invaded us, they made a bunch of programs that were only focused on women. Let's have a real conversation. They were only focused on giving girls opportunity. I got six daughters, so I'm all for giving girls opportunities. They're all college graduates. The last one just started. Right. So I'm 100. [01:02:50] Speaker D: Correct. [01:02:51] Speaker A: But while we were saving our girls, no one cared about the boys. Ah, that was his system. His NGOs came in and why not just save the children? Marvin Gaye didn't say save the girls, save the boys. He said save the children. But these NGOs, the people, the Peace Corps and these kind of programs, they came in focused in only on girls. Now something interesting. Went to Liberia, went to Ghana. I'm here in London, I'm in New York, I'm in Florida, I'm in South Carolina. I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. I'm in Bahamas, I'm in Trinidad, I'm in Jamaica. These are the places I've been to in the last year or so. And every time I go somewhere, let's go sit down and get something to eat, I see women sitting with other women by themselves, no wedding rings. And these are successful women, good jobs, can pay their own bills, etc. Etc. But there's no man, there's no family. Why? Because you created a system purposely. Because while they were creating this system for melanated countries that were now coming out of occupation or colonization, while they were creating these systems of Save our girls only, they didn't do that. They made sure that their boys and their girls when they go to university, as the great Shaharzad Ali teaches, and her books Black Man's Guide to Understanding the Black Woman and Black Woman's Guide to Understanding the Black man. As the great Francis Quest Wilson, Dr. Quest Wilson spoke about in her ISIS papers. They go to school to find a husband, they go to school to find a wife, they go to university and come out married. We go to university, get name and title and make money. And that created an imbalancement. We did a program in Bahamas about two years ago. We do it every year but two years ago, the last four or five years we've been coming to the Bahamas at a certain time of year doing love, life, liberation. [01:04:38] Speaker C: Yes. [01:04:38] Speaker A: And one I missed the, the great host, television host and so much other things. News broadcasters. She has so many hats. Health guru. [01:04:47] Speaker D: Right. [01:04:47] Speaker A: Ms. Shanique Millers. One of the things that she, we talked about, she and I, is this idea of how many right. In Bahamas having 20,000 less men than they are women. [01:04:59] Speaker C: Yes. [01:05:00] Speaker A: So somebody created an imbalancement. So when we talk about single, single mothers and why thousand less men in a country the size of Bahamas, you know, with the population of Bahamas, how do you recover? And that's going on in Jamaica, that's going on in Liberia. So somebody targeted when they talk about environmental estrogens. So it's not, it's not merely just saying one, one, one, one, one. All of these things are interconnected because these are things that people that affect us. So how do we tackle it? We better change the way we're looking at the world. Who's really our friend and who really means us harm? Every time someone's handing you in your best interest, we need to start questioning, is it not everybody who has sense? We're seeing what's going on in Burkina Faso and Togo and Benin. They told France, we don't want what you're offering suffering. We don't want you, we don't want your, your language. We're going back to our own language. We don't want your money. We're going to sell our own product at the price we set. We're going to teach our children. And it's working, it's working. And there are Caribbean nations that are seeing that and saying me too. Barbados, other nations saying me too. I believe in the Commonwealth. Commonwealth is commonwealth for them. It's anti wealth for us. So Bahamas is going to face what Trinidad is going to face, what Jamaica is going to face with El Salvador and San Salvador, Colombia, Bolivia and Ecuador and Nigeria and Sao Tome. What others are facing. How long do we lay in bed with the people whose programs, whose very structure that they mistaught us is always to our detriment? [01:06:39] Speaker C: Always. [01:06:39] Speaker A: We clap and we applaud with Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Tor is doing. People applaud silently. But publicly, we still tow the line. And as long as we're towing that line, politically, economically, socially, religiously, anything that they. Anything your enslaver gave you cannot be good for you. [01:07:00] Speaker C: Amen. Amen. So, Dr. [01:07:02] Speaker A: Bomber, anything your enslaver gave you. I'm. I just want to say it again. I'm sorry, Please. That's. Cannot be good for you. He would never give you something that's to your benefit. So you say, anybody. There you go. Did I? I said anything he gave you, Right? You want to be Christian, then be Ethiopian Christian. Go be Lia Belly. That existed before the Roman Christianity. But as long as you grabbing Roman Christianity, Anglican Christianity, Arabicized Islam, if you want to grab Islam, grab Mali, Timbuktu, grab Senegal, Tuba. But you want to keep grabbing Arab Islam, you want to keep grabbing Israeli Judaism, it's going to be the destruction of us as it's happening. Not. Marcus Garvey said it, Noble J said it, Chris Wilson said it, Van Sertima said it, Ed said it, Mandela said it. Winnie Mandela said it. Steve B. Said it. All the people that you tell us we supposed to look up to. Martin Luther King said it. All the people he said. The moral high ground. America lost its moral compass. No Martin Luther King that everybody praises, why are we not saying. If they lost their moral compass, why we following them? But some of us get in bed with them, and we get so wrapped up in the blanket with them that when we see what's happening, when do we speak truth to power? [01:08:16] Speaker D: Right? [01:08:17] Speaker A: When do we speak truth and say the system is working exactly like it was designed to? It was designed to keep the colonized. Colonized. It was designed to keep the religious blind. It was designed to make black boys kill black boys and black girls to have teenage pregnancies. If it wasn't designed. And it wouldn't be happening all throughout the United States, all throughout Africa, all throughout the Caribbean. That's a system, a global system called racism. Like supremacy. People may not like it. I'm trying to ease into it, but I know we're running out of time. Right? Racism, white supremacy. You may not like the term. You can. You want to butter it up and call it. No, it's all God's children. Well, God. Which God? Because the God of Second Corinthians 4. 4. They say the God of the world is the devil. The book of 2nd Corinthians 11:4. Another Jesus, another doctrine, another spirit. A spirit of perversion. Isaiah 19:13. The Spirit of perversion. What type of spirit has been released upon our people. That's making us perverse. That's making our children kill our children. We need to question it. I didn't say we can't have Bible, but we need to look at the Bible through African eyes. We need to look at the Bible through Caribbean eyes. We need to look at the Bible through indigenous people's eyes. We keep looking at the Bible through the wrong prescription. We're looking at it from the. You're a lion looking at the world as a hyena and wonder you. You walking around acting like an anaconda. You're a lion. Lions don't behave like anacondas and expect to survive. And I'm saying it prayerfully for those people who got truth in them. Truth is bitter, but truth, if you got truth in you, what we're saying will hit you and say, damn, that's true. I don't like it. I don't like going to the dentist when he says root canal are all known, but I know I need it. So we need to perform a root canal on the heart, mind and soul of our people in Bahamas, in Trinidad, in Liberia, where I was born, in New York, where I grew up, in Florida. Wherever we may be, we need to take the cavity out. We got a cavity, y'. All. [01:10:21] Speaker C: Yes. [01:10:22] Speaker A: And we can. We can light candles tonight. Prayer visual. I've been to so many prayer visuals, I wish I could just get stock in the candles. The amount of candles that they burn and we can all be rich. But as long as all we're trying to do is just pray about it, it's not working. That prayer is not working. It would have ended. [01:10:37] Speaker C: That's right. [01:10:38] Speaker A: You told me that Christ died to redeem us from the burden. And that Christ died and we overcame Satan. Satan still dominate in the world. And why can't I ask that without being labeled bad guy? I'm being labeled bad guy. But you see that what we're talking about is happening and don't nobody want to stand up and say, we need. We need to change course. That's why I respect Togo and I respect Burkina Faso and I respect Benin and I respect Senegal and I respect. Respect Sierra Leone. Because there's people saying, Mali, they're saying, get out, France. We don't want you other people saying, Portugal kick bricks. Other people say, in Germany, get to stepping other people. You got to get Europa, the sons of daughters of cannon out of our business and out of our affairs and out of our economics. There's not that there's no jobs. There's no jobs when we're following his system. We got a society in Bahamas that should be feeding itself. All these boys that don't have jobs, we can have them in agriculture, growing food. But that ain't going to happen when we're buying canned goods and buying pre packaged food from someone else. They're not going to let you do it. [01:11:42] Speaker C: That's right. [01:11:42] Speaker A: They're not going to let you stop buying their thing. So we become, as scripture says, we become the inheritance for evil. Evil prospers off of good when good is not doing what it's supposed to do. We can go bullish our own fisheries, raise our own food, feed ourselves, buy from self. There's black countries doing it today successfully. But as long as you're buying from someone else, you're never going to have enough jobs for your people. I'm not the greatest and smartest man on the planet, but I know what one plus one equal. I know if we feed ourselves, we can sell to ourselves, we can buy from ourselves and we can have an economy because this was happening before we ever met. Europe call themselves. [01:12:21] Speaker C: All right, the Voice of rev. Dr. A.J. varma Important some necessary truth taxes. We see you call her. We see you call it. Let's run producer. Let's run right to the to the phone line, 323-623-2325-431632-54259 and of course in the family of islands. 2423-5720 caller, you're live on Guardian Radio today. Good afternoon, how you doing? [01:12:46] Speaker D: Good afternoon. [01:12:47] Speaker A: Yeah. [01:12:49] Speaker D: Yes, I'm listening, I'm listening and I'm trying to understand exactly. I agree in part now you know and what your guest is saying, you know, but the thing is who's doing these things to us, you know because I mean I see what's happening the world of the Caribbean, you know, where we see blacks killing blacks. You know when you do, I look at, I like to, I am data driven. I like to follow statistics and analyze and see what's going on. But just say over the last five years, six years, seven years, maybe eight years, I don't see any white Bahamians killing one another. [01:13:34] Speaker A: The only people because the white Bahamians don't have the media pushing that, that white death is okay. We've become complacent. In movie, you watch the movie, the bad guy wears black or is a black person. We watch Law and Order, we watch Criminal Minds, we watch svu, we watch swat. All of the programs show black people killing black people. So that's why you don't see other people killing my people. Because no one is been made to be comfortable with them killing themselves except you and me. [01:14:09] Speaker D: My point. My point is, though, be this country is managed by black leaders. He's a black leader who swear. [01:14:19] Speaker A: Who swear to who they. [01:14:21] Speaker C: Who do they swear to after they. [01:14:23] Speaker A: After they attack the leaders? Well, well, let's not do that. Don't attack the leaders. The people get the kind of leader they require. A leader gets to the type of people he inspires. So if you and me are, then we will have corrupt leadership. When you and I decide that we no longer want corruption, then our leaders will become the type of people we need them to be. That's what the message. The message. [01:14:45] Speaker D: The message should really be directed to the leaders who are using these legislations, who's using the policy. [01:14:51] Speaker A: We elect the leaders. The point that I'm making, we elect them. You can't elect the person and then get mad. You put him there. See the Chinaman, when he puts Xi Jinping in power, he knows GGP knows what his people expect of him, and he's delivering because his people have discipline. You cannot have undisciplined society electing anyone. That's going to change your condition. Undisciplined people elect undisciplined people. We must take back discipline. Each person has to decide to be disciplined. [01:15:24] Speaker D: If I get you correctly, this is a deliberate extermination of a particular race and it's a genocide we are dealing with. [01:15:32] Speaker A: 100%. 100%. But it's a genocide that the people that is being perpetuated against have been made to feel comfortable with it. Imagine we are walking into a horror chamber with popcorn in our hands. [01:15:50] Speaker D: So, in essence. So in essence, because you know, this is what I'm saying, when I go into that newborn section and emh, I don't see no robot. [01:16:00] Speaker A: I don't. I don't know, because it's in the DNA. Whoa, whoa. But that's the DNA. Epigenetics says it's already in the DNA. They're targeting the DNA. That's why we said born out of due season. If I'm targeting your DNA, if I'm putting cancer cells in the baby before the baby's born through environmental cancer producing toxins that mother is drinking the water from because we're buying water in bottles with. With all kind of chemicals in it instead of bottling our own water. When that mother drinks this, her baby, our Babies are being poisoned. Say again. [01:16:33] Speaker D: I've heard this. [01:16:33] Speaker A: I don't want to. [01:16:34] Speaker D: I don't want to see. I heard this, I heard this, I heard this argument. Right, but the thing about. [01:16:39] Speaker A: It's not an argument. Argument means. Means there's no scientific. This is reality. Babies are being born with cancer cells. That's reality. No, not an argument. The food is the chemical. Chemicals in Europe is selling foods to the Caribbean nations that abandoned Europe. I'm going to say this again, right. [01:17:02] Speaker D: But then my thing. [01:17:04] Speaker A: But we got. I need. No, I know you're with me, but I want the people to hear that, that I'm in England and there's foods in England that you cannot buy. It's illegal because they say it's chemicals. It's going to kill our population. I get on a plane, I fly in the Bahamas and I see it on the shelf. [01:17:20] Speaker D: Yeah. My thing is, though, everyone, when you go into the supermarket, these food are not sectionized. Where you see, where you see where the white bohemians can eat. This set the. The black man. We all eating the same food, Right? [01:17:36] Speaker A: So we're all getting the same disease, right? [01:17:38] Speaker D: No, but it's killing them. Yes. When you look at the violence, the. [01:17:44] Speaker A: Violence only in the identity because you grabbed food, now add the rest of it. That's the food part. Yes. So the food's going to lead to the disease. Now take away the culture. Now take away self pride. Now take away misinformation. Now add miseducation. Now add all of the other components and thus the black result is different. If I only grab food, then we can talk diet. But it's more difficult, as I said, Neely Fuller told us, religion, economics, labor, sex, gender, education, law, war, security, entertainment and politics. So it's not one thing. It's not nine things that are interconnected that are affecting all. Put those nine things together. We're watching Burkino Faso do it. That's why they keep trying to assassinate the young man. We're watching Togo do it. We're watching black nations under our watch. And we need to stop and pause and say, look at what they're doing. Look at how they're doing it. Study that strategy because it's working for them. It's working for them. They had a high crime rate of people killing. Ibrahim Torres said, all the people sitting in jail, we're going to commute your sentence. We need our roads built. You're going to work, we're going to pay you, but you're going to work for the country. We're reclaiming all of our natural resources. That's how it's done. But he didn't do one thing. He addressed the nine areas of people activity. He said, we are Burkina Fascians. We eat jello fries, we use red tomatoes. But France has us buying their tomatoes. We're going to build our own factories and employ our own young men and women in those factories to produce the tomatoes that we're eating. It's not like if this was 20 years ago, people might say, well, we don't know if it's going to work. We're watching Togo, Benin and Burkina Faso do it. We're watching Niger do it. We're watching Sierra Leone do it. All we got to do is have the husba, the cojones, the heart, the vigor, and do it now like it's a distant movie. That's the point. I'm not speaking to the call. I'm saying this to anyone listening. [01:19:49] Speaker C: Yeah, yeah. [01:19:50] Speaker A: To anyone listening in anything else. [01:19:56] Speaker D: But I can't get a chance, you know, because I'm hearing, I'm hearing your guests, you know, I've heard the Rastafarian, they talk about the colonial slavery. They talk about. I know both we got to emancipate ourselves, you know, but my, my thing is this. I had a daughter, I have a daughter and from, in primary school, junior high school, I was telling her, they're not going to pay you no minimum wage. Not under my watch. I'm going to make sure you get a good education. She went through the school system, pass all of her subjects and junior high to be the BJCS, the BTCSC. She got a full four year scholarship and by the time she turned 20, she had two degrees. [01:20:42] Speaker C: Amen. [01:20:43] Speaker A: Two degrees, that's awesome, right? [01:20:46] Speaker D: But when I look at our black. [01:20:48] Speaker A: Leaders. [01:20:50] Speaker D: The only thing I could equate or basically tie what your guest is saying into say, well, you know, it's our colonial masses is that they're using the colonial laws, the same laws that the white man put in place to divide and conquer us. They're using a whole lot of them towards us, you see, even. And it's done through politics. For example, when I look at politics, I look at it like a triangle. As you get caught, that's where you see F and M, PLP and else, whoever else, family, friends. Over there at the top, there's no division. But as the line comes down, it becomes broader and that's us at the bottom, all divided, all fighting among ourselves. And. But I, I think it has more to do what we're experiencing. [01:21:44] Speaker C: Go ahead. Go ahead, brother. [01:21:45] Speaker A: So. So may I ask some questions? [01:21:48] Speaker C: Yes, go ahead. [01:21:49] Speaker A: And I'm asking you as an honest question, but it's a reason he mentioned his daughter and her successes. And I give him a lot of credit because as a father of six girls, I know the difficulties. Your daughter's how old at this point? She's what? You know. [01:22:07] Speaker D: But then how old is your daughter now? [01:22:09] Speaker A: No, I didn't. [01:22:10] Speaker I: I couldn't hear him. [01:22:11] Speaker A: 28. [01:22:11] Speaker C: Sorry, 28. [01:22:13] Speaker A: Is she married? Yo. Okay. That's the concern that we're talking to. There's not enough men of her level. [01:22:25] Speaker D: So the young girl, because I think you don't see. You may not know. You may not know. [01:22:30] Speaker A: Right. I'm speaking to everyone who's listening, and. [01:22:35] Speaker C: Justine is targeting you. Go ahead. [01:22:37] Speaker A: No, trying to deal with. It's not just an individual. One of the things we all always say, as a father of boys and girls, I got boys, and I have sons and daughters. I always understood, yes, I could just raise y' all and do a great job, but at some point, you're going to have to marry somebody outside of this family. So I'm going to have to make some moves to affect the broader scope, because if not, I'm going to send you into this world and you're going to be at a disadvantage. That's what will. Speaking to today about Born out of due season one out of due Time. We are making great headway in educating a generation with an S of women who are successful when no one has been focusing on these boys. No one's been focusing on these boys. And that's what. But meanwhile, while we haven't been focusing on our boys, the system of Europe has been focusing on the black boys, has been genetically trying to annihilate and imprison them. That system of the colonial masters that the caller mentioned. We cannot break the system, but we can reprogram our boys so they don't become victims of the system. [01:23:52] Speaker C: All right, Last. Last comment, Cleaver, go ahead. [01:23:54] Speaker A: Yeah. [01:23:54] Speaker D: Oh, then this is the point I was trying to make when I first came on the stand. We had a situation where we had polysocialization of our boys. But over the last 20 years now, we've seen it now through our girls, but this is what. This is what they use to divide and conquer us in the Bahamas. You know, when I came on the scene, you know, having a child born out of wedlock, I took the bus to court, you know, because I wanted some parental involvement after the situation. They had a law on the books with up to 2009 which states that children born out of deadlock have mothers but no fathers. This government policy, just the government legislation. So you had mothers going against fathers, you know, because when you, when a child is born, the child needs both parents. You know, you place the child on a seesaw, put the child in the middle and coup. Put each parent on both ends, let one parent jump. [01:24:52] Speaker A: The child that accident. [01:24:53] Speaker D: Stumble over and this is what they are doing to us. They're using these legislations to divide and to conquer us. But the Family and Child Protection act, that bill recognized both parents and the state isn't respecting both parents and members of the extended family by having these colonial things in place. So this is basically what we need to look at the type of legislation that is driving, creating this amongst the black community. Because we have legislation that alienates fathers. The biological father, we are being alienated. But then the stepfather who is sick and sometimes more likely to sexually abuse children in their care than the biological fathers, hereby all children, their children and children who were born out of wedlock. So this is basically what we need to look at. Look at the legislation that is dividing and conquering us and creating all this bloodshed. And let's see how we could rid ourselves from the colonial, colonial system. [01:25:50] Speaker C: Thank you. Thank you, thank you. Thank you so much. Yes, indeed. We got to run to a break. Our guest today rev, Dr. A.J. varma here on Guardian Radio today. My name is Dr. Cleveland W. Eneas III. We'll be back right after these messages. [01:26:13] Speaker A: He is the king of crunch, the master of flavor. And he's going to set your taste buds on fire with the new King Crunch sandwiches at Burger King Nassau. Crispy fried onions, pepper jack cheese and bold chipotle sauce. Plus fixin's cover a crispy chicken patty or two flame grilled beef patties on BK's new King Crunch sandwiches that are are bigger, better and bolder than anything around. And they're only available at Burger King Nassau. Try one today. [01:26:45] Speaker B: It's time to upgrade the way you enjoy at home. 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They open Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm on Sunday and holiday 8am to 4pm My brother Sam, he's a hacker and he could go right there and get fix up. Call us at 326epic. We ship also to the family island. This is Guardian Radio 96.9 FM. Fresh news, smart talk all day. [01:28:31] Speaker C: And welcome back to Guardian Radio Today with your host, Dr. Cleveland W. Eneas III. Our special guest today, rev. Dr. A.J. varma on the August 12th edition of Guardian Radio today. I want to run straight to the text line. It says, good afternoon Uncle. I see the speaker is getting his references from the Bible and he's also saying that we have been led astray by other people's corrupt culture, lifestyle, diet and religion. Most of them use the Bible, altered or not, as as the rule and guide of their lives. Should we also, should we also use then the Bible? Is the Bible our black people's spiritual doctrine or are there other texts that we should look to understanding? They are older. That's the question coming in from the text. [01:29:21] Speaker A: Excellent question. We should do exactly what every other group of people have done, the Bible. If I'm talking to people who follow the Bible, then I have to use the Bible and look at it from an African centered perspective in order to bring them out. That was Jomon Kenyatta of the MAU MAU rebellion in Kenya. He said, too many of our people are already into the Bible to merely say throw it away. We must use it to show them Africa and its place within it long enough to liberate them from it. I quote Jomon Kata now what does that also mean? That means all of the theologians, all of us that are theologians and scholars and pastors and reverends, when, when do black people come together and say, why don't we translate the Bible? Why don't we look at it and translated not only from a linguistical standpoint, but from a historical. From where? Africa. You know, everything's being translated from Greece and Rome and their perspective. Ephesians is a Greek city state. Thessalonians Greek city state. When do we translate it from Nigeria from its perspective pre colonialism? When do we translate or interpret it from Egypt before the Turks and the Ottomans and all the other invaders came in the Arabs? When do we try? That's what. [01:30:38] Speaker D: And we. [01:30:38] Speaker A: And before someone says well, have you done it? Yes, we have the original books of the Bible. So yes, we've done exactly that. And what did we do? We took those same older manuscripts rather Enuma Elise, Gilgamest efforts, Litany of Ray Anduit tablets. We take the Elephantine Papyrus, we've taken the Ibrus Papyrus, we've taken the Edwin Smith papyruses, African records of Timbuktu, we've taken them Somalian manuscripts and taking them and as translating the Bible infused their teachings into that translation so that it's centered around Africa. So that's exactly what are doing. The original books of the Bible is available. It's been around since 2009. That's exactly what we've done. So the call is spot on. Yes, spot on. There are ancient manuscripts. So let's take them. We're doing it. I'm talking from 2009. It's available. Yeah, I know I typed it. Journey. [01:31:30] Speaker C: Journey homegroup.com Journey homegroup.com For that and many other writings by Dr. Varma, let's run to the phone lines here on Guardian Radio today. Caller, you're live on Guardian Radio today. [01:31:42] Speaker I: Yeah, good afternoon, Uncle Precise. You know, I, I, of course I agree with everything and I love these type of information coming out and so I just want to make this one pretty quick. You know, according to the open text, I guess is 81 and 88. So I've read them sporadically. So I really don't know. Like, you know, I've read Jubilees and a lot of others, but Sarah and Joseph and Mary, the Protevangelon and portions of Peter. That's very brief and concise and contains more than the other text put together. But the question for me is I just like to put this in as relates to the destruction of the Caucasoids. [01:32:16] Speaker D: Right. [01:32:16] Speaker I: As relates to their influence over, over the planet. [01:32:21] Speaker D: Right. [01:32:21] Speaker I: And so we know Marcus Garvey would have gotten in trouble for words like apa P. Mighty race. [01:32:26] Speaker D: Right. [01:32:26] Speaker I: Apapi mighty people, Africa for Africans, those at home and those abroad. And so even if you look at those words today, if that was to become true, Europe would have never been enriched the way it really is if that concept Was adhered, was undertaken even before he was saying these things. But as it relates to Charles Darwin, this is make it quick as eugenics. [01:32:47] Speaker D: Right. [01:32:48] Speaker A: It's simple. [01:32:49] Speaker I: He said in one of his famous quotations was that in the not too distant future, and this is not verbatim, this is almost verbatim. In the not too distant future, the civilized races of man will exterminate the savage races throughout the world. And the gap between the Negro will be as the gap between the white man or something will be as between the Negro as between the Negro and the baboon. [01:33:12] Speaker H: That's large. [01:33:13] Speaker I: I can't remember it verbatim, but I wanted to be doctor, I've heard about it. Because these corners being with today, they have infuriated the Negro. And so because we are original, I don't like to use the word aboriginal, but native people, the Europeanism and colonialism has always sought to infuriate. So El Mino, wait a minute. [01:33:33] Speaker C: Let's give Dr. Varma a chance to respond and then we got to run to some more tax and call. So Dr. Varma, Darwinism, how has that affected us as a people? [01:33:47] Speaker A: Well, Darwin, he was a eugenicist. This was the foundation of the eugenics movement utilized to villainize and subjugate melanated people and their cultures. [01:34:00] Speaker C: Yeah. [01:34:00] Speaker A: And unfortunately so many of us are buying into it. Even though he was a hundred percent wrong, no man couldn't descend from the apes. [01:34:07] Speaker D: Right. [01:34:07] Speaker A: Not black people. Right. Because apes have low waist, pale skin and colored eyes, straight hair. Right. None of that is us. [01:34:15] Speaker D: Right. [01:34:15] Speaker A: Let's just start there. And if anything that you evolve from that thing can no longer be. The woolly mammoth was the progenitor of the elephant. No more woolly mammoths. Once element elephants came about, the saber tooth tiger gave birth to the Bengal tiger. Bengal tiger comes around, no more sabertooths. So don't tell me apes are still around because I see them in the zoos. I see them. I've been with Trinidad. You go on the trail, you see them jumping through trees. So that theory is wrong. But it was used to call melanated people less than. And unfortunately we've ended up buying into it. Unbeknown to us, someone is causing us to devolve. [01:34:51] Speaker C: Yes. [01:34:51] Speaker A: Now we do with that, what do we do with the reality? And it means we got to speak truth to power. But everybody's okay when it's speaking truth to power about what they don't believe in. But the moment you say what they believe in is wrong. Oh yes. Oh, how dare you. If I talk about the Muslims, Christians is happy, right? Talking about the Christians, Muslims is happy. I talk about both of them. Our reality is there was an original African Christianity that predates the Europe. But that's not what we're following today. There was an original African Islam before the Arabians or the so called Arabs of today. There were blacks in that region who controlled it Kushite culture. But that's not what we have today. We have to figure out how to get our compass, our religious compass, our social compass, our linguistical compass and do what other nations of people, black people, people are now saying, look, we're going back. We had a principle in ancient Africa called Sankofa. You must go back to go forward. The arrow cannot go forward without the moment pulling the bow back. [01:35:59] Speaker C: That's right. [01:35:59] Speaker A: If you don't the bow back, arrow can't go forward. We've been so busy chasing him, thinking we're going forward and we've been devolving. Now it's time to turn back. We all say, oh, and I was literally this didn't happen. Right. So what are you doing different today? [01:36:14] Speaker D: Right, right. [01:36:16] Speaker A: To Dr. That is stop. [01:36:19] Speaker C: That's there. That's stop. Let's. Let's go back to go forward. I got a text here that ask Dr. Vma what. What do you believe about Jesus Christ? Do you believe that he is the only way to salvation and eternal life According to. [01:36:33] Speaker A: I believe that. I believe that Second Corinthians chapter 11, verse 4 said that we'll be days where someone will review another Jesus, another doctrine, another spirit and another Christ. [01:36:45] Speaker C: Yes. [01:36:45] Speaker A: I believe that when the Macedonians Ptolemy soted came into Nile river valley African culture civilization under the Macedonian called Alexander the Greek and formulated what was called Serapis Christos. I believe that first jaw of second. Excuse me John, chapter one, verse 41 said we found the Messiah who's being interpreted by the Hellenistic Greeks, Hellenistic Jews, African Korest as being crystals, African Mashiach as being crystals. I believe biblically it's telling us that. So we are following a book translated by the Vulgate and put together by the Roman church out of Italy, which was Caesar's church. I believe that the church of Caesar, the church of Rome, the church of. Of Ephesians, the church of Macedonia, where I believe that we Africans because the wise men were Africans who went to find that Christ child. I believe that Revelations which is why the churches run from it describes him as having hands, wool, fetus, fine burnt brass, red eyes and voice. The Sound of many voices. I believe that Daniels chapter 7, verse 39 describes the same thing. I believe that Revelations chapter 4, verse 3 says his skin was like sardine stone. Don't tell me sardin stone, which looks brown, dark brown is a, is a European. I believe that if we're worshiping the image of the beast mentioned in the book of Revelations chapter 13 and, and, and described in Leviticus chapter 13 as having yellow thin hair and pale skin, I believe that the cursed seed has now usurped power and giving us their interpretation, their translation, their chronological order of what they're calling the Bible, which is no longer the Bible but has now given us another Jesus, another doctrine and another spirit. I believe we need to go get those Ethiopian records, we need to go get those ancient Petra records. We need to get the ancient manuscripts, we need to go back and find our manuscript scripts before Rome's invasion. And there I would believe in the Bible. I believe if we're only reading the Bible in 2025 in English, we're doing ourselves disservice. When there's free stuff right online, blue letter bible.com free, where you click a word and say oh, that's not what it says. Click it oh, it doesn't even say that. And you start reading it and looking. Wait, so they know it don't say that? Why are they translating it like that? I believe that someone's given us hell in house. The someone has given us the Olympians, someone's given us Jesus and took us away from Yahshua to Jesus and they're not telling us this. Jesus is the name of Zeus. Someone has us worshiping the image of Zeus with blonde hair, a long beard, surrounded by white angels and it has an effect on the psyche and the consciousness of the young people and it brings about self hate because nothing in the religion says that black people are the founders and mothers and fathers of religion, spirituality, economics, governance, science, mathematics and we've lost our way. So that's what I believe, that the Bible is its hell today, the way it's been translated today into English and French and Portuguese by English and French and Portuguese people is to the betterment of English and French and Portuguese people, but to the demise of melanated people. When that same Bible goes to Korea, the Koreans make sure it's put in their language with their interpretation. And in Korea he looks Korean. If you go online and type Jesus in China, he looks Chinese. When you go online and type Jesus in Africa, you don't look like an African Jesus in the Caribbean he don't look like the Caribbean. So that means somebody, when it comes to you and me, is not allowing you and me to have a say so in what we deem the image of God, what we deem and what affect that image. Because if the image wasn't important, then God would not have described his son. That's what I believe. [01:40:33] Speaker C: Amen and amen and amen. That's all the time we have, people. I do appreciate all the text, all the phone calls. I didn't get to every single phone call. I apologize. But we will have Dr. Vma back at some point. So we appreciate you, my brother. And we want to say stay safe and thank you. Thank you very much. [01:40:52] Speaker A: Thank you, Kahun Uncle Sa. Thank you to Galaxy. Excuse me, I said Guardian. Guardian rails on Galaxy. Last night, Guardian Radio in Bahamas. I want to thank you and thank that station for everything that you all are doing just to allow the message to even be heard. Whether people agree with it or not, at least they will be able to hear it and then make a decision for themselves. So thank you again, Dr. Cleveland III and Guardian Radio 96.9. [01:41:14] Speaker C: And for those who want to listen to this show again, it is on the podcast. So Guardian Radio podcast and I'll look, look out and put it on my page. Uncle Serenity are on Facebook. Thank you so much. And stay tuned to 96.9, Guardian Radio. 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