They Tried KILLING Me: Radical Leftists Are Pushing For Civil War

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28:57They're years ahead of the Church of England in their woke ideology. 1969, the Church of England has a shift in the way it's governed. And the General Synod becomes the governing body, not the bishops anymore. And the General Synod ends up infested with lefties and liberals and goodness knows what. So they're the ones driving the agenda of the church at the moment, which is why you've got all the trans issues, all of the gay rights issues, the same-sex marriage, all of the push for female priests and female bishops, which are 35 years old now. 2 ,000 years the church has been in existence, but suddenly after 1 ,965 years we've made a mistake and we need to ordain females.

29:43And ever since then there's been a rapid decline in the number of men coming forward for ordination because they just don't agree with female priests and female bishops and the whole woke agenda that is being pushed. You've got massive pushes on feminism. This week, we have a new Archbishop of Canterbury, first female Archbishop of Canterbury. What's the first thing on her agenda? She's going to stamp out misogyny in the church. Not she's going to preach the gospel, not she's going to get the church back to its moral compass, not we've got to look at, you know, church parishes are declining in size and we're having to sell off buildings.

30:22We're going to spend£100 million on reparations for slavery and we're going to root out misogyny in the church. If that's not a political agenda, I don't know what is. Yeah, there's a noticeable decline of belief. Do you think that's because people have lost their faith or people have lost respect for the church? I think some of it is down to a loss of faith. We have a rapidly going secularist society, and we cannot be ignorant to that. The church has failed in her responsibility to keep the gospel at the heart of society because it's been too busy pushing a political agenda. And that then is the abandoning of traditional doctrine and sound truth where we're rewriting scripture and we're rewriting canon law so that we can fit an ideological perspective.

31:12Well, any time you've got to do that, guess which one's wrong? And it's not the book that's 2 ,000 years old. It's your ideology. And then, for some strange reason, the Church of England has decided to push this predominantly political agenda. And that is largely because in 1969, with that new bill that gave the General Synod power, the state had a controlling say in what is doctrine and what is the teaching of the church. And that should never have happened. It seems like the church has been castrated, even though you refer to the church as a her. What does the church need to do to restore its testicles?

31:48It needs to separate from the government. I'm not talking about disestablishment, because if we disestablish the Church of England, we are no longer constitutionally a Christian country. But the governance of the church needs to be returned to the bishops, who are supposed to be the guardians and protectors of the church. And in doing so, we need to go back to a position where doctrine and discipline and order is dealt with in the way that it was prior to the 1969 Act. Until we see that happen, the church is always going to be political because government has a say in how the church is run. You tell me in any other country what state tells the church what their doctrine is other than communist China.

32:33It doesn't happen. So we have that problem and the church has lost its teeth and has kowtowed to allow that for social placement, for financial assistance from the government, you know, for maintaining the position of the Lord spiritual in the House of Lords. Where's the testicular fortitude gone? That's what I want to know. and we're in the mess we are today because we have gutless, teethless, blind people running the church that are too busy pushing politics instead of pushing prayer and faith. And if Islam continues to grow, which it is, homegrown Islamists, not that every Muslim is an Islamist, but nonetheless Islam is Islam and it's grown at an absolute rate of knots and it's very muscular, very dominant, You can certainly see why men that are lost are drawn to Islam.

33:34But could you see a civil war breaking out if this continues at the rate it's going? Well, I've been warning people for the last three years that we are very much heading towards a sectarian civil war. And if this country doesn't do something about it, we have hundreds of thousands of men in this country already that are fully prepared to go to war under jihad to conquer this country. And you can sit back and go, they'll never do that all you want until it happens to you. And to me, the general public, the British public need to wake up and realize. Cardinal Serra, Roman Catholic Cardinal said, the West needs to wake up and realize the enemy is not at the gate.

34:20The enemy's living in the city already. And this is a problem that we're facing. And all the time, we're just turning a blind eye to it. Yeah, what do Christians need to do to become more militant? There's so much of this whole thing about, well, we're gentle Jesus, meek and mild, like we used to sing in the songs when we were children in primary school. And, you know, love thy neighbor and live in peace. And then for a while, we had these WWJD bangles. I don't know if you've ever saw it, what would Jesus do? Well, Jesus looks at what the money changes and the priest did to his father's house, the temple.

35:00He goes away and he fashions a whip. Then he comes back and he whips the living daylight out of him and he turns the tables over, drives them out and says, you've turned my father's house into a den of iniquity. This whole thing about gentle Jesus, meek and mild, that's the same Jesus we're talking about. Hmm. Jesus said in the Beatitudes, blessed are the meek. Meek is humility. It's not weakness. And the church has portrayed this meekness to be weakness. We've got to be soft. We've got to be, you know, love everybody, be good to everybody, live your best life and all of this kind of nonsense like some spiritual motivational speaker.

35:42The reality is the scriptures don't show that at all. Scripture shows that our faith is a strong faith. Paul the Apostle teaches us to dress for war, tells us the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but they are mighty to the pulling down of strongholds. Speaking of spiritual things, Ephesians chapter 6 in the Bible, we're taught as believers to put on the full armor of God, to dress for a battle. Not that we need to go to battle but we need to recognize that we're fighting spiritual forces that are controlling temporal forces in this country and around the world and we need to wake up to what is actually going on and stop thinking that it's all about just be good to each other oh let me love you because you're my brother when the moment i turned my back you'd stab me as soon as look at me so the fact that you want Christianity to be more muscular, as Bob a speaker's corner says, and you want its testicular fortitude restored, that's why you're considered extreme.

36:48So I want to know how on earth can somebody that promotes Jesus ever be extreme unless you're promoting violence, which you're not? And what is the role of a bishop? So we'll answer the first question, How can I be extreme? The answer is easy. They redefine extremism to fit a narrative. So because I speak truth to power, because I proclaim the truth of the gospel, because I say Islam is the religion of a false god, that its leader is not who he says he was, that makes me extreme. because I'm going against the mainstream narrative that's being portrayed. Islam is our friend. Not when you've got 25 % of it that's fundamentalist and wants to see the eradication of every part of our way of life.

37:41To put that into perspective, if the statistics are true, because I know there's a lot of controversy about whether it's this or not, if it's 25 % of Muslim believers are looking for that 7th century Islamic caliphate kind of religion, There's 500 million people worldwide. There's 700 ,000 men in the UK alone. That's eight times larger than our entire armed forces, to put it into perspective, that are in the UK that would want to see the UK turned into a caliphate. So because I say these things, I'm extreme. But that's because the left have moved so far to the left and redefined the boundaries is that anything that is slightly right of them is now far right.

38:27I can wear that badge. It's not a problem to me. The role of a bishop is simple. I am supposed to be the chief servant of the people, which is what I try to be at all times. But I am responsible for the proclamation of the gospel, for bringing sound doctrine, for rebuking error and false teaching and leading people by my example. And that, you know, there's more to being a bishop than that, but that is, for me, the nuts and bolts of who I am supposed to be in this office. That is something I surrender myself to every day. And what power does a bishop have? None. We're not this, you know, we're not like a dictatorship.

39:09But a bishop's more senior than a priest. So we're the highest office that we can get except for an archbishop, which is, you know, primus inter pares is the Latin term, first amongst equals. The bishops were responsible for the governance of the church until it was all changed by the state. So for me as a bishop, though, my number one responsibility is to be the chief servant of the people that I have been given a care over in my diocese. Now, my diocese is vast because it covers the whole of the United Kingdom because it's a missionary diocese. So I try my best at all times to be a servant of those people.

39:50So I'm not like those bishops that wrote that letter to the newspapers in September condemning Tommy, attacking me, condemning those that displayed the cross so proudly and co-opting the cross and making it political. Nobody made it political until they wrote to the press. They did the very thing they accused us of doing in the United Kingdom movement. But I'm not pontificating from some ivory tower like they did. Not one of the Anglican bishops and almost all of the clergy that signed that letter, not one of them was on the streets that day. Not one of them came down to Whitehall or the surrounding streets to talk to anybody in that crowd to find out why do you believe what you believe?

40:36Why are you supporting the things that you're supporting? They made a judgment based on how they think people act. That's not the role of a bishop. I get into the streets. I talk to people. You and I have been at the same events. There are moments when I'm backstage waiting to do what I've got to do. After that, I'm trying to talk to as many people as I can. My first time at the United Kingdom rally, my second time at the United Kingdom rally, I spent more time talking and praying with people than ever I did on the stage making a speech. Do you feel an enormous amount of pressure as bishop when you consider that the church is crumbling?

41:15Does it affect you? It breaks my heart.

41:23I struggle to see the church the way it's become. And you can see it breaks my heart that we have departed so far from truth and we have forsaken the Lord that we claim to love. That's why I fight the way that I do. That's why I'm...

41:46I won't let the church go down. Not like this. I'll fight with my last breath if I've got to. Even if the church are kind of taking themselves down? How do you prop up something that's dragging themselves down? The church is not its leaders. The church is the people. Okay. And I will not forsake them for the sake of political ideology. You won't let the people down? No. That's very noble. Because I have not forgotten that above all else, I am but a servant of the people. I have a philosophy in life. You almost got me crying. I have a philosophy in life. It's adapted from an old Chinese proverb.

42:27And the proverb says, a hand points to the sun, S-U-N, Chinese proverb. I adopted it, the son of God, S-O-N. A wise man looks at the sun and a fool looks at the finger. I am nothing more than a finger that points to Christ. And I will never forget that. Well, to me, you're a lot more than a finger. You're a broad set of shoulders too. Talking about people not giving up on people, the family unit, again, that's another crumbling society. Couples are splitting up left, right and centre. Families are deteriorating. I see it amongst my own. What advice would you give to couples that are struggling, Western couples that are considering throwing in the towel?

43:10What would your advice be to them? You must repair a lot of relationships within the church. Talk. Look, most people give up because they stop communicating. They stop talking to each other. They stop telling each other. We focus so much on the negatives in life. If we looked at the things that united us as husband and wife and focus on those, focus on the good aspects, I can guarantee it doesn't take long for the bad aspects to become very, very small in the rearview mirror. but society doesn't want that we thrive on society is built on negative energy you know you you look at what's on the tv you look at everybody's talking about well you know if you've got a marriage problem you don't need another spouse what you need is wisdom to work with the one that you've got if you've got a financial problem you don't need it to to to you know suddenly come into millions of pounds.

44:10You need wisdom to manage what you've got to increase it. And this is the thing. Society has been cultivated to the easiest possible solution to any problem. But marriage is a daily commitment. It is something that we have to work at every single day, just like I have to work at my relationship with Christ every day. I didn't wake up yesterday and go, I'm a Christian. and know everything there is to know. I've been following Christ for 34 years in personal relationship. I was growing up in the church before that, but never had this encounter that I had 34 years ago. And that grows every day. Give me a brief bit on your background and how you actually found God.

44:52That'll be interesting. I grew up high church Anglican. So my return to Anglicanism last year was almost like a full circle. And what is that? What, high church Anglican? Yeah. That's an awful lot like the Roman Catholic Church, as you see it, except they don't submit to the Bishop of Rome. They follow the Book of Common Prayer. But it's pretty much the same smells on the bells, as we say. So I grew up high church Anglican, the real traditional conservative Anglicans. And at 14, my mother's best friend, who was a Roman Catholic, asked her to go to an evangelical church because her kids had started going and they'd stopped going to mass.

45:30Sacrilege to a Catholic. And we went, and it was an evangelical church. And I'd never been in a church like it. They had a band. They had a choir. That would do it. Right? And I'm sitting there. Now, my mother's on the front row. There's 900 people in this church. This is early 90s. I'd never seen anything like it. I had not been in a cathedral that had been that full. And they can see a couple of thousand. And the preacher preached a message on the blood covenant. and he talked about how God cut a covenant with Abraham and then he cuts a covenant with all of mankind through Christ at the cross of Calvary.

46:07Shows you how impactful it was that I still remember what he was talking about. And then he made an appeal. If you want to know Christ, I want to shake your hand, I want to welcome you to the family. I have no idea when I put my hand up to acknowledge it, no idea of how I even got out of my seat and walked from the very back row of the church where I was sitting and stood down in the front. The only thing I remember at that point He was looking at the ground when he said, let's pray, because I don't close my eyes to pray. And that served me well, because three times I've been attacked when I've been praying.

46:39And I stood there thinking, good Lord, the woman next to me has got the same shoes as my mother. And there it was. My mother and I made a commitment to Christ on the same night. Within six months, I was doing non-vocational ministry. Within a couple of years, I was doing vocational ministry. and I went on to become a bishop of, what, 7 ,000 churches in nine different countries at one point. And then in November 23, I just knew that I felt the Spirit of God was calling me back to the Anglican Church and I was to start getting myself ready because we were in for the fight of our lives for the soul of this nation.

47:17And July 24, that kicked off with that speech I gave at the United Kingdom rally and July 25, I entered the Confessing Anglican Church as the missionary bishop here in the UK. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports. Get started at chatgpt.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro Plans.

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48:42Our faith defines our culture, and our culture defines our politics. and in the absence of faith, we have a situation like we have now. There is not a vision for a great Britain. And I think that stems all the way back to the Second World War. You know, we had two world wars inside of 30 years. The Second World War, everybody was tired. Everybody was suffering loss. There wasn't a family in the UK that wasn't touched by that. And Britain lost its vision. And from that day to this, I don't think we have a vision of what Great Britain should look like for the modern era. Right now, we've got a prime minister who's governing this country with no vision for what Britain should be and how we should be.

49:28So until we get that vision and it becomes a political thing, it becomes a cultural thing, and it is driven by our faith in two things, our faith in God and our faith in each other. because that's lacking immensely in this day and age. Like lost society. Yeah, people have lost faith in each other. I live in a wonderful part of the country. It's too far from everywhere for traveling with what I do, but I know every single person that lives in my street. I've got good relationships with every single one of them. One of my neighbors and I, we regularly go either down the road to a coffee shop or there's another little restaurant we go down for breakfast.

50:09us, my next door neighbor and I, we got a great friendship, right? You tell me how many people live in Britain today that can say that. 30, 40 years ago, almost everybody in the country could say that. We've lost our vision of what it means to be British, of what it means to be Great Britain, of what it means to trust and to care about each other, because the driving force behind that in Britain was our Christian faith. And the moment the state started to remove faith from society, society in the UK has crumbled. We've got to get those three back. Yeah, how do you forge that throuple? That's a tough one to get all three in line.

50:49I think it's happening right now. Everybody's talking about the quiet revival that's going on. We had it December last year with the Carroll concert in Whitehall. The Guardian this week have contacted me to do an interview on the quiet revival. People were talking about it back in September when they realised what an absolute cock-up they made of attacking what took place on the 13th of September. And now they talk about the quiet revival. When people's faith is restored in God, we start to trust each other. We start to believe in each other because that's what scripture commands us to do. You know, love your neighbor as yourself.

51:26So when we do that, then we find a moral compass in it. And then we don't let politicians get away with the shenanigans they're playing. and we don't let politicians put their interests above what is in the national interest. And we stand as a united people and a government must remember at that point that they serve the people that have elected them to parliament. It is a representative parliament after all. When we start getting those first two back, the political whole system shifts because ordinary people go, hang on, I'm fed up of these professional politicians in Westminster. I'm going to stand for parliament myself.

52:12And suddenly we've got real politicians, ordinary men and women from all across Great Britain that say, whether it's five years, ten years, or the rest of my life, I'm going to act for the best interest of what's in the best interest of the constituency and the people around me rather than some person sitting in some office in Davos in Switzerland or Brussels or Strasbourg or pushing some globalist agenda. We've lost all of that lot. And what killed it was when they started pouring ridiculous amounts of money into politics in the UK because it was a time that in yours lifetime and mine where county councillors used to be a county councillor to serve their ward.

52:59Now they get paid for it. So guess what? Now most politicians going into the council see it as a step in stone to parliament. Now we have this profession, a whole political class that never existed because now it's a career progression. It's not I'm doing this to serve the bettering of my country. I will say this, right? 650 MPs in Westminster. I think there's only one in there that is genuinely there for the good of the people that elected him to be there. Only one. That's a damning indictment. But if we could get 650 people that believed in each other, that believed in this country, that have a vision like I talked about.

53:44my brother we will see this country be the great britain that history has talked about and redefine it for the modern age and what do you think your role will be in this what was your what do you feel like your purpose in life is as an individual to point people to the one who gives that vision i'm nothing i'm just a big mouth that can give a good speech that you can but i'm not the one that gives the vision he is so all i'm trying to do is get people to understand who he is and what he can do in their lives because of what I know he's done for me. I, there was a point in my life, not too many years ago, where everything was hopeless, where I was just done.

54:24I, you know, if I could have checked out, I would have. I just didn't have the guts to. And a radical encounter with Christ changed my whole perception. It restored faith in me and it restored faith in other people. And I stood in Trafalgar Square on the 27th of July. I had a conversation with Tommy Robinson around 11.30 in the morning. We talked about the Paris Olympics, talked about a few other things. And in that moment, I realized, firstly, that I owed him a huge apology because I had prejudged him based on what the media had said about him. Never talked to the man until that day. But I also realized he's just trying to give people a vision for what this country could be.

55:14We need more men and women to stand up like that. Not less, not shy away from it. Open your mouth. Say what needs to be said. When I get up and pray at the events, I'm not praying because I want everybody to go, hey, look, Bishop Cuy is praying. I'm praying because I want you to hear the words of God that inspire the vision. The Bible says where there's no hope, there's no vision. Where there's no vision, the people perish. We live in a hopeless society that has no vision. Guess what? This country is perishing. So we have to restore hope and we have to restore vision. And I think the United Kingdom rally, the rallies that we do, that I've been blessed to be a part of, I say, like I actually am involved in anything other than opening my mouth on the day.

55:59But these rallies are restoring hope and they're restoring vision. and the mainstream media and the political class, they despise it because they realize the hope that's returning is a hope in God and a hope in each other. And the vision that's being birthed out of it is for what Great Britain could be when we eliminate all of the nonsense that is trying to stop it from being the Great Britain it once was. Winston Churchill said it, the further backwards you look, the further forward you can see. And we need to start looking back at Great Britain and how she was. We've had some mistakes in our history, but we led the way for the rest of the world of not only admitting those mistakes, but rectifying them.

56:47You know, people talk about reparations for slavery. Britain was paying reparations for slavery until 2015. We only just paid that off from ending the global slave trade how many hundreds of years ago nearly 200 years ago now this is a great nation with a great people when we start believing in ourselves again you tell that to david lammy oh don't give me five minutes with him as a bishop what would you do i will i'll introduce him to my savior one way or the other you're gonna meet your maker lammy Before I ask you your final question, where can people find you? What's your preferable social media platform?

57:26So I tend to go on YouTube and X. They're my predominant too. I'm on almost every social media platform. It's just at Bishop Dewar. Every time there's a new social media platform on, I got a plan. I just go in, get the name, make sure nobody else can get it. I might never use it, but I just make sure that at Bishop Dewar is secured. So I'm at Bishop Dewar on everything. Okay. I will put all your links in our description. So the final question really is what would your final message be to the masses? To anyone that's listening or watching, what would your message to them be if they're struggling?

57:59Because a lot of people are. I check my DMs regularly. Me too. I get a lot of them every week. My message would be the same as it's always been. There is one who can turn your life around. There is one who can change everything about it. and in that moment of hopelessness, in that moment of despair, he is the answer to all problems. I stood in a kitchen once with a knife to my wrist, desperate to end it. And in that moment, I felt a love like I've never known. And in that moment, I made the ultimate commitment because I simply said, Lord, I give you my life. And I have never regretted that. So my final words to anybody were, If you're struggling, if you're going through it, if you, darkness, despair, no matter what it is, and you don't know where to turn, look up.

58:53Think of the man that hung on that cross, that paid the ultimate price and simply say, Lord, I give you my life. And what would you say if there's any priests or vicars watching this and they secretly look at choir boys' bottoms, what would you say to them? I would quite simply say you have let Satan into your heart, just as Judas did. And you better pray the police catch you before I do. That is a good answer. And me. Keep your fucking eyes off. Hit the like and subscribe button so we can keep bringing you these conversations. And follow Bishop Kai if you want to follow a man that subscribes to Christianity because I believe Britain is in desperate need of men like you.

59:41And I hope you never return to a dark place and stare at a knife hovering over your wrist again. May... I have way too much to live for. May the Lord be with you, sir. And also with you, my brother. Good elf, man. And you. Cheers, mate.

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