00:02:39It's absolutely horrific. This is, folks, an in-your-face. This is an in-your-face statement by the ruling elites. How much contempt they have for you and for your religion, for your faith.
00:03:49That, to me, Jenny Holland, is nothing short of satanic.
00:03:54Yeah, this story is going to upset a lot of people in the United States, I think.
00:03:58And, you know, I want to say in the interest of utter transparency, and rightly so, in the interest of utter transparency, I remain up to a point pro-choice, and I'm sure that will enrage a lot of people, maybe even including both of you, but I do up to a point.
00:04:16However, I am as appalled by this as you are. So the story is that for some time now, there has been a movement afoot to light up City Hall, which much like the Empire State Building in New York is lit up for various sort of awareness campaigns and memorials and things of that nature with different colored lights.
00:04:42And it's a large, very impressive building and it's smack in the middle of Belfast city centre.0.92
00:04:47And there is a there's been a campaign that was originally brought to Belfast by the Irish Women's Council, which is an absolute sort of government funded, quango, swampy organization that purports to be feminist, but actually thinks men in dresses are just A-OK and exactly the same as as actual women.0.54
00:05:10And they brought the idea to Belfast to light the city hall in colors, unspecified which color, to my knowledge, to mark a date in September.0.71
00:05:25Now, this was then pushed back by the most conservative side, the few remaining conservatives, I mean, with the small C, social conservative Christian parties in Northern Ireland, namely the Democratic Unionist Party.
00:05:40The Democratic Unionist Party. So Ian Paisley's party. This is a party of Protestant evangelicals, fundamentalists, I think we used to call them. And they're really the kind of the unionists and the loyalists on social issues are the last remaining line against the utter sweep of globalism and sort of neocommunist social policy.
00:06:03So they put a procedural motion in place that blocked it. But then in early November, the full council voted on it and absolutely crushed the opposition. And so it has been deemed, the motion was brought by a Green Party councillor, who then said that they were going to, once it was approved by the majority of the council, that they would use another date,
00:06:30Because this is a there's two separate global awareness campaigns for pro-abortion, one in September, one in March.
00:06:39And this councillor selected as the date, the 27th of March, to light up Belfast City Hall in support of something like 28th, sorry.
00:06:49You clearly don't have the global day of action to destigmatize abortion.
00:06:57you don't have you you if you're mixing up the 27th of march if you're mixing up the difference
00:07:04between the 27th and the 28th of march clearly the the global day of action to destigmatize
00:07:10abortion hasn't permeated through into your exactly into your head i think i think they
00:07:16need a little too busy thinking oh you're too busy thinking oh march you're thinking much the 28th
00:07:21oh that's easter day you're not thinking it's the global day of action to destigmatize abortion
00:07:26the Global Day of Action to de-stigmatize abortion. It's quite a mouthful. They should
00:07:30work on their branding. Anyway, so they picked that day. And it just so happens to be also Easter
00:07:37Sunday. So for people who are not aware of how much Ireland, both North and South, have changed
00:07:43in the last decade or so, the South of Ireland decriminalized abortion in 2018 via referendum.
00:07:50And the following year, Northern Ireland, through a backdoor process, also saw abortion legalized in 2019, so recently.
00:08:02And of course, the numbers have been ticking up every year since.
00:08:06And again, this is something that, as still part of me, remains liberal.
00:08:12However, when you see what the abortion movement has become, it is very, very difficult to continue to defend my original position, which was more liberal than it is now.
00:08:27You see groups who are openly celebrating abortion.
00:08:31You see sort of marketing campaigns like Shout Your Abortion and Abortion-Themed Jewelry.
00:08:36And I've been writing about this for years.
00:08:37I wrote about this for the first time in 2022.
00:08:39too. And it's very, very hard to see how we've gone from safe, legal, and rare of the 1990s
00:08:48position, the 1990s liberal, to let's celebrate abortion on Easter Sunday. But here we are. And0.53
00:08:54it's difficult for a liberal to understand that, but it won't be difficult for Christians like1.00
00:08:58yourselves to understand that because you have been saying all along that you let in the door0.77
00:09:03even a crack. And soon enough, everything kind of get all the old moral understandings are just
00:09:12absolutely destroyed. And this is, in fact, what's happened here. I actually emailed the Belfast City
00:09:17Council today. I got in touch with their press office and asked them if the councillor who
00:09:23selected this date was aware that it was also Easter Sunday, because it is likely that he might
00:09:29not even be aware I don't know if he is or not uh was he aware that it was Easter Sunday um and
00:09:35would they or have they ever or in fact would they ever um light up Belfast City Hall with
00:09:41colors that signified a pro-life organization or a pro-life movement and guess what they have not
00:09:48responded to me well well um as they say don't hold your breath uh but yes feed us the um the
00:09:56update jenny when when they do i just want to fill in some things there first of all you're
00:10:00absolutely correct 2019 abortion was still illegal in northern ireland um and how far they have fallen
00:10:09northern how far in um in seven years effectively from being from something being illegal to being
00:10:17promoted on the town council building on easter day of all days in seven years that is how far
00:10:26past things change. I mean, look, I think, let me just say one more thing. I think it's very,
00:10:31it's such a slap in the face to a country that remains, whilst it has definitely become a lot
00:10:38more liberal and a lot more left leaning in certain quarters, the backbone of this little
00:10:43mini state remains very traditional. And the fact that the sort of professional managerial class
00:10:53has gone so woke so quickly is just another indication that the elites have separated from
00:11:00the democratic mandate of the people. I mean, Northern Ireland has this complex power sharing
00:11:06arrangement and really democracy doesn't really exist here. It's sort of like a pretend exercise
00:11:12for, you know, graduates to engage in and what do you call them, consultants and whatnot to make
00:11:21money off of and sort of feed through welfare money from the British taxpayer to the Northern
00:11:27Irish population. But I really don't, I do not believe that this will not be horrifying to
00:11:35even sort of mainstream Catholics in Northern Ireland who are quite liberal, who are quite
00:11:41open-minded, quote unquote. I find it too hard to believe that they will just be like, oh, well,
00:11:46what are you going to do and um the pro-life movement here has vowed to take up a legal
00:11:51challenge so we wait and see um i have to pick up on what you said that you that it's um your
00:12:00impression living there in northern ireland um that people are still quite traditional i have
00:12:06to push back on that if they were quite traditional this would never be allowed or tolerated what i
00:12:13think is the case and and and the the troubles um i think are probably the primary cause for this
00:12:23are people self-identify around the um the religion of their clan so you have the protestants
00:12:32self-identifying as being protestant and doing the orange marches and all the rest of you have
00:12:37the catholic self-identifying as being catholic um if there was actually a strong christian
00:12:46content in either of those two tribes this would not be allowed the fact that it's a lot allowed
00:12:54means that we've we've already moved into post christianity where christianity is simply we've
00:13:00got to move on and Christianity is simply the means of self-expression and identification
00:13:08and the actual content is no longer there. Let me point out, Jenny, because you did mention this,
00:13:13the vote itself in the council in favour of this display, the Global Day of Action to
00:13:52and the sdlp yes so the sdlp is the middle class catholic vote sure but shin fein that which is0.73
00:13:59the working class catholic vote that is absolutely horrific that a so-called catholic party um would
00:14:07be supported that just really does illustrate what we've said on the war room but not uniquely us on
00:14:13the one that over the last two decades shin fein really has ceased being anything resembling a
00:14:19catholic party and become a communist party like any others who voted against it you said it
00:14:26yourself it was the the the dup and the um and the ulster unionists um the protestants um were
00:14:33the guys who were against this i i would push back on what you said about that not being a catholic
00:14:38or sorry not being a christian place it's no but the catholics are no longer uh christian at least
00:14:44not the catholic uh public commentary i wasn't picking on i wasn't picking on the protestants
00:14:50i was talking about both sides both sides catholics and protestants they've descended
00:14:57into be into into their into their clans into their tribes as the means of primary means of
00:15:04self um identity as in we're not the other guys but the actual the the gospel the jesus christ
00:15:12part that's supposed to be at the center of christianity is clearly not there um that's
00:15:16because that's because the woke ideology is now a status symbol and it's a sign of your membership
00:15:22in the professional managerial class and it just so happens that those catholic formerly catholic
00:15:28parties have chosen that over their faith all right let's move on um before we do that a quick
00:15:35shout out to the sponsor of the first half of the show birch gold group let's pick up though with
00:15:44the articles that we are running all this month this is the from the financial times the world's
00:15:49most authoritative financial newspaper indicating that gold has dropped below the four thousand
00:15:59dollars per ounce threshold the symbolic threshold that was a couple of weeks ago
00:16:05And then after that, a couple of weeks later, another article in the same newspaper, the Financial Times, where investors were predicting record price, record gains for gold within two years.
00:16:19These two articles definitely go together and what they trace out for you is the shape of a hockey stick where the price is coming down, it's going to go down, it's going to hit the bottom and then it's going to skyrocket up.
00:16:33And the reason I chose these two articles, because I think it's great information for you to have about what's going to happen. And right now, central banks are buying gold like never before. Don't let the central banks be the only players in the game, the only people who are going to make lots of money out of this. Think about getting in on the action yourself.
00:16:59how can you do that what can you do if you're not a billionaire and you're not a central bank
00:17:05how can you get in on the action speak to philip gold and his team at birch gold group text bannon
00:17:14b-a-n-n-o-n to 989898 or indeed just go straight to birchgold.com forward slash bannon and if you
00:17:22do speak to philip patrick or one of his team at birch gold group ask them how you can turn
00:17:34an old ira that you have into an ira in physical gold and that would be a great way for you to get
00:17:43in on the action those um get those articles but this is obviously if you're watching this show
00:18:30We'll do the first half now, and then we'll come back
00:18:32and do Argentina specifically in the second half of the show.
00:18:37Frank Walker, the long-standing Wall Street Journal's Vatican correspondent,
00:18:43has a great article out in the Atlantic tied to inverted commas Pope Leo's trip to Latin America
00:18:56what I liked about this analysis Frank Walker is that Frank specifically says and you know
00:19:04I'll just read out the sub-headline there.
00:19:09Leo's upcoming trip to South America is an early test of how he will handle the rise of right-wing populists.
00:19:18That's the theme that runs right throughout this article.
00:19:22And one of the reasons that he's doing that is because Pope Leo is a communist stooge put in there by the powers who run this world.
00:19:34And they see him, they elected him, they appointed him, they put him in that position now to be a counter to Donald Trump and his agenda and the populist nationalist agenda that's taking place, not in Brazil right now, but across the rest of South America.
00:19:58That's his role. Frank Walker, you read the article. What's your analysis on this?
00:20:06It's fascinating to hear what Globalist Central, Atlantic Magazine thinks is the purpose of this trip.
00:20:15It's interesting that it's tied so close to the midterms because when you hear about Latin America, the word banana republic doesn't seem to apply anymore.
00:20:24Only the great big countries of Brazil and Mexico seem to have socialist governments.
00:20:36Well, I think that happened with the help of the Trump administration through their
00:20:41Shield of America program and cutting USAID.0.99
00:20:44It's amazing how much that Latin America that we've already all known was contrived and0.92
00:20:50created with the help of the United States, because you see it's opposite now.0.84
00:20:53But the great, great savior is Pope Leo. And, you know, John Paul II started all this traveling around and everything, but he did a sort of an evangelization as a Catholic promotion. Leo is not doing that. Leo is traveling 11 days, 12 flights with a half a lung.
00:21:14They took half a song. Don't you think it's interesting that Pope Francis also had half a lung?
00:21:18Now they both have half a lung, but he's still OK to do the trips.
00:22:01well one of the reasons perhaps that pedagoguio and his successor don't like people kissing the um
00:22:11the the ring of um saint peter for the attached indulgences because deep down in their hearts
00:22:19they know they're not true catholic popes um that's my thesis that's why they don't they
00:22:26they don't like that because they know it's their conscience testifying um against them what was
00:22:31that you just said about in paraguay that they've cancelled all the the masses so that they go to
00:22:38the main one are you trying to suggest to me that when that when there is that when the pope goes
00:22:44to these places on pastoral visits they're cancelling masses because they're more interested
00:22:52in the headline number of people who come out to the principal mass celebrated by the Pope.
00:22:59Is that the game that the Vatican's playing here?
00:23:04Well, it's also as a worship of Leo that's going on directing the worship toward Leo,
00:23:10like directing Easter to abortion, directing Catholicism toward Leo as a political stunt.
00:23:15They even put a 14-meter statue they just hung up in Peru for Leo,
00:23:21But yeah, I read one report I didn't see anywhere else that they canceled the masses in Montevideo ahead of Francis's mass, I mean Leo's mass, out of town.
00:23:33Frank Walker, when you saw the, as did I, the semi-constructed 14-metre high statue of Pope Leo, who I must point out is still alive, what did you, though Frank Walker, it would still be papalitry, even if he, you know, even if he'd, even if he was, if Pope Leo was no longer with us,
00:24:03it would still be putting up a 14 meter high um statue of of any pope that's not being canonized
00:24:12is pretty much popolitary right what what did you think when you saw this when you read it and i
00:24:21think you might have carried it on canon 212 as well that the latest figures about the decimation
00:24:25of catholic practice in latin america falling below 50 now for the first time when you saw that
00:24:32and you see that they're building a 14 you know that the faith is is disappearing and vanishing
00:24:38but they're still building a 14 meter statue to a pope hasn't only just been there for a year
00:24:44what was your reaction to that did you have um did your catholic sense um we whisper to you
00:24:52to you in your inner ear this is not right this is not correct this should not be happening
00:24:57I think the love that Catholics have for the popes is a reasonable love and appreciation and a monument to a, you know, a reasonable monument to a living pope, I suppose, isn't so bad.
00:25:09But Leo is not. And whenever they make these fake saints and fake monuments, it's always striking and it's upsetting to you as a Catholic.
00:25:17You know, in Uruguay, you're right, they have less than 50 percent of people in Uruguay even say they have any religion whatsoever.
00:25:23But what you read is all this hope and all these bishops while Leo goes through politically pulling together all the enemies of Malay and making Malay look like a fool in front of his whole country so that he practically runs off the stage is that Leo is bringing back this hope and this faith to this country.0.52
00:25:42And what we know from our lifetimes is that it completely decimates and destroys.
00:25:48In fact, Leo's nemesis in Argentina, I mean, Francis' nemesis in Argentina, Archbishop Aguirre, just posted two days ago an excellent, scathing report saying how Francis has destroyed Argentina.
00:26:01There are no priests, there are no seminarians.
00:26:05He killed two seminaries, and the faith is destroying Argentina.0.93
00:31:45Sign up for free and be part of the movement.
00:31:49Well, Jenny, picking up from the theme of the first half of the show that they're not even trying to hide it anymore.
00:31:56California, nobody's idea of the center of American Christianity, has reached a new low in West Hollywood, I believe.
00:32:15Los Angeles County has unanimously approved new legal protections for what are being called polyamorous couples.
00:32:29I want to point out, I want to say that word again. They didn't just vote in favour of this. This was unanimous, folks. They're all in on this. They're all in.
00:32:39So the barriers that polyamorous partnerships, groups, collectives suffered arose in housing, healthcare, education and other services where existing policies largely catered for those boring old vanilla two-person partnerships.
00:33:39And she's recognized as such. She says she told the Los Angeles Times that this law is just the beginning.
00:33:47So we have so much more good things to look forward to coming out of of California.
00:33:55Go on. So this is what this one's right up your street.
00:33:58Yeah, I was unaware, Ben, that polyamorous couples and throuples faced so many barriers to their lifestyle choice.
00:34:11Yeah. So West Hollywood has passed sort of like an ordinance saying that couples, multi-partnership, domestic and romantic relationships are to be given certain rights that, you know, other legally recognized couples, I'm not going to say married anymore.
00:34:32Or what does that even mean at this point? Couples have specifically visitation rights in hospitals and jails and certain tenancy protections.
00:34:44So this is West Hollywood. This has also happened in parts of Massachusetts and the usual to other suspects, Berkeley, Oakland, Portland, Seattle.
00:34:54So it's sort of like a micro movement, I suppose.
00:34:57Now, your audience might not be aware of how trendy, how hip and trendy polyamory and things like ethical non-monogamy are these days among the liberal and progressive demographic.
00:35:10But, yeah, they're all the rage. I mean, it's really choose your own adventure at this point.
00:35:18So, yes, I mean, this is the sort of thing where I am inclined to roll my eyes and say, OK, good luck with that on your own head.
00:35:26be it. I look forward to seeing how the West Hollywood clerk's office deals with these things
00:35:32and their follow-on ramifications in hospitals and prisons and in rentals. You know, these things
00:35:39are designed to fail, much like all of woke ideology is designed to fail. Interestingly,
00:35:46one of the things that I read said that they were using, that these lawyers that are agitating for
00:35:52these kind of protections, we're using the gay marriage template as a predicate, which kind of
00:35:58goes back to what we were talking before about abortion. We went from safe, legal, and rare in0.91
00:36:03the 90s to let's have abortion necklaces and nine-month term abortions, and let's celebrate0.96
00:36:10abortion on Easter Sunday. This is something that's quite similar to that. It's the same paradigm.0.55
00:36:15Christians were made fun of and told they were deeply uncool and very superstitious and old0.98
00:36:20fashioned when they said, wait, actually, do we really, what is marriage and do gays need to be0.89
00:36:25recognized on par as the marriage word implies? And everyone said, oh, you're such a bigot,0.83
00:36:32shut up. And now we have these people saying, well, there's four of us in this relationship,0.99
00:36:37and we deserve some level of legal recognition. I mean, honestly, the moral confusion and
00:36:44demoralization among liberals and progressives is so bad that you almost feel sorry for them. I mean,
00:36:50you almost think, well, how can they help? They can't help but be so demented and suffer such
00:36:57Trump derangement syndrome and whatever, because they've rejected all the foundational building0.79
00:37:02blocks of a happy life. They've rejected marriage and family and God. And these things, even as
00:37:10someone who is not even a really officially a christian of any kind i can recognize that that
00:37:16is a superior way of life than whatever the hell this nonsense is when you can have have four people
00:37:23um you know you know coming into a hospital and saying we're all we all have illegal protections0.92
00:37:27to be here i mean it's it's so this particular iteration of it is small and silly but it speaks
00:37:34to a much bigger and very, very deep and very serious spiritual and national moral crisis.
00:37:40What about the children that are involved in these in these relationships? And trust me,
00:37:44there are many. There are many of these situations that involve mothers with children
00:37:49and the children having to cope and deal with these bizarro dynamics with multiple adults in
00:37:57the house. And it's really twisted. But, you know, good luck, West Hollywood. I'm sure you'll have a
00:38:01last it's it's definitely is you know you can see why it's called hollywood right um well you
00:38:09ask about the kids you ask about the kids and they they cite a mother here um megan cats who's
00:38:17a 51 year old west hollywood librarian and she told the the la times that she has two children
00:38:24with her nesting partner and another partner nesting partner now i'd never heard i'd never
00:38:32heard that particular expression before you've got to thank the progressives they they've
00:38:37rebranded everything that used to just be called mother father husband wife that's what that used
00:38:42to be called but that's boring and lame they're now nesting partners um look i mean this is the
00:38:49This is the foundational thing, Ben. This is the foundational thing. The demise of our Judeo-Christian worldview has meant that we now have like three or four generations of people who were actually explicitly taught that conservative morality was really wrong. It was wrong. It wasn't just something that was uncool. It was wrong.
00:39:07But people, because we are all born with this sort of innate moral compass that you and I now would say comes from God, we realize when we're living our lives out in the wild that living without any of these guardrails is a recipe for misery.
00:39:24So these people think they're reinventing these things, but they're really just reinventing the family with many extra steps.
00:39:32it's um it's easy to it would be the easiest thing in the world jenny holland to dismiss
00:39:39this um recognition for thruples and quadruples i don't know if they're stopping at four
00:39:45if they're going on if they're going on for um i think when you get to five you just simply call
00:39:50it an orgy but um it's easy just to dismiss this and say this is just the the capital of0.82
00:39:57progressive nonsense this is just institutionalized swingers um but look at what they say look at look
00:40:06this is the right at the bottom of the article it says here that um that that berkeley and i think
00:40:16americans say berkeley we say barclay is it berkeley in california berkeley um and berkeley
00:40:21and oakland have taken steps and i quote and i quote this because it's easy to to skim this
00:40:29uh when you the end of an article it's easy to skin it skim it um as the as you race to the end
00:40:38they've taken steps to ban and i quote to ban discrimination based on family structure let
00:40:46that sink in what they what they are now seeking and the democrats are going to obviously have um
00:40:52all the all the the means necessary um from january next year onwards to push this kind of
00:40:59thing they want to ban discrimination and i quote they want to ban discrimination based on family
00:41:05structure that is a whole i mean obviously it's not discrimination whatsoever uh but jenny you
00:41:10indicated how they're going to do this because they're going to need to protect the kids um
00:41:15uh and that i think is going to be horrific because obviously discriminate racial discrimination is one
00:41:21thing right and you've got the civil rights legislation from the 60s to tackle that then
00:41:27the supreme court inserted into that um inverted commas discrimination based on on sexual gender
00:41:34what have you um that is that is to say i'm not aware that that was originally done by legislation
00:41:39that was done by judicial activism here they want to ban discrimination based on family structure
00:41:45so if you roll into town with your two husbands and four wives and uh tell your employers to
00:41:52cough up for their health care um this is where this is going to go folks okay as we said as we
00:42:00said as we said on this show in the run-up to the uh in to the midterms elections have
00:42:05consequences okay frank we're gonna go now to to argentina bear with me if you wouldn't mind folks
00:42:11because i do have a quick few messages that i'd like to share with you let's start with the um
00:42:18the old home title lock uh if you screenshot these screen grab them screenshot them and then
00:42:27you can follow them through at your leisure once the show's over um shout out first of all to home
00:42:35title locks million dollar triple lock protection that's their that's their flagship offer that they
00:42:43give out and that is to help you find out whether anyone has tried to steal your home title deeds
00:42:51from under your nose using ai which is what they do these days um and that triple lock protection
00:42:58If that has happened, they monitored your property records 24-7.
00:43:03And if there have been any changes to your title, if you're a victim, for example, of title theft,
00:43:11they'll spend up to $1 million for you to fix the fraud and restore your title to your legal position.
00:43:52um next shout out will be to the great guys at chapter if you call 845 wallroom
00:44:00that's once again 845 wallroom especially if you're 65 or turning 65 and you're on medicare
00:44:10this is um this is for you because medicare um is letting folks down
00:44:20If you have private insurance, you're increasingly being shafted by the large insurers who refuse to pay out after hitting you with rising premiums.
00:44:35But the folks at Chapter were founded specifically to counter that and to offer you an alternative where they had their own licensed Medicare advisors who will work for you rather than the insurance companies.
00:44:50So for an absolutely, totally free consultation with no pressure, ask them about their open enrolment which ends on December 7th of this year, call 845-WAR-ROOM and when you get someone on the other end of the line, just tell them that Bannon's war room shuffled you along in their direction.
00:45:20final shout out to the folks at all family pharmacy they've got an offer right now i think
00:45:32you can get 25 off on some of their offers on their website if you go to all family pharmacy
00:45:39dot com forward slash bannon and use the promo code that the warm has negotiated for you which
00:45:48is Bannon 10, 10 as in the numeral, Bannon, B-A-N-N-O-N, 10, Bannon 1-O, Bannon 10, you
00:45:56can get 10% off. And at AFP, they have doctors there who can stand in and help you, for example,
00:46:08if you find yourself out of town and you need medication, they can supply the necessary