I'm Sean Morgan, and I'm asking the hard questions about alternative topics like Q&ONN and coronavirus.

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I'm here with my friend Paul Ferber, and Paul, I notice on Twitter you you you post about different things you post about

South Africa the politics there the culture there the racism there you post about

coronavirus about anonymous sources of information you know you really do pay attention

to what's going on the United States.

You're very well versed in, in what's going on, uh, in the U.S.

And you also actually talk about the Bible and about prophecy and people kind of go

back and forth with you on this on, on Twitter.

It's fun to watch. Um. So I was talking to you last

time, Paul, about the kind of way a lot of people read Revelation is that really it's not a very

pretty ending for humanity on Earth. I mean, yes, in the end, God wins. There's a new earth and all that.

But if the elect could be deceived, they would have been because there's such a sophisticated

deception that occurs. There are plagues. There are wars. I mean, people are just like,

woe to anyone who has a child at that time, right?

So, and so I talked to you about the book Revelation and you said that you have a different view on it.

And right now in this whole information war that we're going through, it seems like the good guys, the white hats are actually winning,

and we have this real chance for Renaissance. So what's your perspective on all of this?

Yeah, sure. So my view is called a preterist, or it's partial preterist. The full

preterists are a weird bunch. They say that all biblical prophecy has already been fulfilled,

which I think is obviously nonsense,

since we don't have a new heaven and new earth yet,

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