Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of, including, The police leading several hundred Muslims to disrupt a Tommy Robinson campaign rally in Oldham, Tommy Robinson Court case, Guy Verhofstadt vision of a federal Europe, Methodist report backing same-sex marriage, Microsoft Word will change your words to be ‘gender inclusive’, Alabama passes bill banning abortion, Homeland Security flying migrants out of Texas to locations throughout the U.S, and Male makeup is catching more men’s eyes.
Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of, Including; New Zealand mosque shooting, Leading Porn-Addicted Countries, Thousands of teenagers in care living without adults, a social worker can never express Christian views! Police caught out by street preacher evidence, BBC bias and Brexit betray, Mississippi House passes fetal heartbeat abortion bill, Wisconsin Judge Rules State Must Pay For Gender Reassignment Surgeries.
Show notes
The Red Pill Report episode 121.
Welcome and thanks for listening.
Introduction
Welcome to The Red Pill Report
Thanks for listening and a brief explanation of who and what The Red Pill Report is.
Andrew gives his take on the news of the week that the church should be taking note of. Including, Police leader calls for laws to allow positive race discrimination, Islamic State Returnees Allegedly Recruiting in Sweden, Sweden: UPS suspends deliveries in heavily Muslim “no-go zone,” citing attacks on drivers, Two street preacher arrested, A record number of robots were put to work across North America in 2018, report says, And further censorship of conservative speech.
Show notes
The Red Pill Report episode 119.
Welcome and thanks for listening.
Introduction
Welcome to The Red Pill Report
Thanks for listening and a brief explanation of who and what The Red Pill Report is.
A main item on the BBC news today has been about how, “Police ‘rationing’ puts public at risk, warns watchdog.”
According to the BBC, the police standards watchdog has warned that some police forces are putting the public at risk by rationing their response as they struggle with cutbacks.
The are saying that some forces are “downgrading” 999 calls, in order to justify responding to them more slowly.
The HMIC’s report found that there are now too few detectives and in some areas an erosion of neighbourhood policing.
The BBC is reporting that 67,000 people suspected of crimes were not entered onto the police national computer – so that all forces were made aware of them. And that some forces had assessed domestic abuse victims over the phone rather than face-to-face.
Some police forces are even assessing domestic abuse victims over the phone rather than face-to-face.
Michael Overd and Michael Stockwell, along with another preacher were arrested for preaching the word of God in public, and Michael Overd and Michael Stockwell were found guilty under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 at Bristol Magistrates’ Court, this past Monday.
Is it possible that while there may have been a need for a police officer to attend the preaching event due to the anger of some members of the public? Asking the members of the public, who did not wish to hear the preaching, to move along might have been a better use of police time and money.
But that would not fulfil the “liberal agenda,” (today, of course, liberal means everything but liberal), of those who wish to shut the church up, and prevent the preaching of the Word of God.