Being unAmerican
1:00 Jews, Communists, Oppenheimer
2:00 Manhattan Project
3:00 Massachusetts and Virginia, Puritan and mercantile
4:00 Puritans were refugees.
5:00 Samuel Huntingdon
WASPs
6:00 Revolution of 1848 in Germany, Irish potato famine
Americans are English-speaking.
7:00 Third American Republic
8:00 Francis Fukuyama's End of History
9:00 The drone and hypersonic missile made the aircraft carrier obsolete.
Did Conservatism become obsolete too?
Jews destroyed Conservatism?
10:00 Protestants and Evangelicals
11:00 JFR and RFK
Zionism is an American Project.
12:00 Gideon
Oliver Cromwell
13:00 Ann Coulter lived in New Canaan for a while.
14:00 Manifest destiny
16:00 The British, Spanish and Aztec Empires
18:00 Jesuits learned the local languages, the English didn't.
20:00 Jonathan Edwards
21:00 Racism
Conrad's Heart of Darkness
22:00 Identity crisis
23:00 Protestantism was a looting operation.
24:00 If Henry VIII had been Muslim, he would not have needed to divorce or behead his wives to sire a son.
The Founding Fathers and secularism
25:00 The Glorious and French Revolution
When the Irish Became White by Noel Ignatief
26:00 John Milton's Paradise Lost
In John Milton’s Paradise Lost, Satan is a central figure whose speeches reveal his complex character—defiant, charismatic, and rebellious, yet prideful and self-deceiving. His most notable lines come from Books I, II, IV, and IX, where he articulates his motivations, defiance against God, and manipulation of others. Here are key examples of what Satan says, with context:
- Book I, Lines 242–270: After being cast into Hell, Satan rallies his fallen angels with a speech asserting his unyielding spirit. His famous line, “Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heav’n” (I.263), encapsulates his preference for autonomy over submission, highlighting his pride and defiance. He also declares, “The mind is its own place, and in it self / Can make a Heav’n of Hell, a Hell of Heav’n” (I.254–255), emphasizing his belief in mental resilience and self-determination.
- Book II, Lines 11–42: During the council in Hell, Satan volunteers to undertake the perilous journey to Earth to corrupt God’s new creation, humanity. He frames this as a selfless act, saying, “This enterprise / None shall partake with me” (II.465–466), showcasing his cunning leadership and willingness to act alone, though driven by ambition.
- Book IV, Lines 32–113: In a soliloquy upon arriving in Eden, Satan reveals inner torment and fleeting remorse. He acknowledges God’s power, saying, “O Sun, to tell thee how I hate thy beams / That bring to my remembrance from what state / I fell” (IV.37–39), but refuses to repent, declaring, “Evil be thou my Good” (IV.110). This reflects his deliberate embrace of malice over reconciliation.
- Book IX, Lines 675–732: Disguised as a serpent, Satan tempts Eve by appealing to her desire for knowledge and godhood. He says, “Ye shall be as Gods, / Knowing both Good and Evil” (IX.708–709), manipulating her with flattery and false promises, leading to the Fall.
Satan’s speeches blend grandeur, deception, and psychological depth, portraying him as both a tragic figure and a villain.
29:00 The Jewish and Christian conception of Satan in the Book of Job
30:00 Free will and rationality
32:00 The evil inclination, sola scriptura, Oliver Cromwell, Joseph Smith
33:00 Violence as a way dealing with people who cannot be reasoned with
34:00 Israel is an American proxy.
35:00 Marco Rubio and Trump
36:00 Zionism
The Whig interpretation of history
38:00 Whig history is anti-Catholic.
39:00 Drawn and quartered
40:00 The First Amendment is supported by quran.com/2/256
42:00 Dr Rehaina Ali
42:00 Tommy Robinson
43:00 While British monarchs are above the law, American Presidents are not.
44:00 Edmund Burke
45:00 Sharia
46:00 Triple melting pot
47:00 Unitarian Christianity
48:00 White people must marry each again.
49:00 The Trinity
50:00 Athanasius
American identity
51:00 Christian Zionism and the Schofield Bible
52:00 Jeffersonian democracy
53:00 Belief in experts
54:00 Archbishop of Canterbury
Hasmonean Dynasty
55:00 William Tyndale
57:00 Culture
58:00 John Adams
Identity theft
59:00 Accountable government
Joseph Smith
1:00:00 Monogamy
1:01:00 Polygamy
Monsignor Knox
1:02:00 Women are booty.
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