Untamed is going to be untamed. It's going to be a little crazy.

I want to talk to my people. I want to talk to my brothers and sisters.

We can have grace and humility and how we interact with other people.

Oh, hot dog, look at you.

And nobody talked about what's really happening.

And let's have conversations about what truth is.

What is multiculturalism and why should you hate it? Prior to 1965, the United States operated under a national origins quota system that prioritized immigration from Europe.

The explicit purpose of the system was to preserve America's Western cultural inheritance and its historically Christian character.

In 1965, however, Congress passed the Hart Seller Act, which abolished national origin quotas and replaced them with a system based on occupational

skills rather than place.

The law also framed any preference based on nationality or culture was discriminatory.

The result was a dramatic influx of foreigners.

Millions flooded in from non-European regions, often without assimilation.

Many brought with them their own religions, languages,

customs, and cultural loyalties fundamentally altering America's demographic and cultural

makeup. It was the beginning of our national suicide. In 1965, the United States was roughly

90% white and overwhelmingly Christian. Today, these numbers sit around 55%. Now, why does this matter?

Because multiculturalism consistently produces internal conflict. When multiple groups with

competing religions, histories, languages, and moral frameworks are placed within the same political

system, conflict erupts. Each group fights over government power, law, and preference. Many assume that secularism

would serve as a neutral referee, but neutrality is an illusion. The question is never whether

a nation will be shaped by religion, but which religion will shape it. Jesus himself warned,

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