Topic: Baton

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Pastor Tony Spell describes the multicultural nature of his congregation in Baton Rouge and their refusal to follow social distancing or masking guidelines. He emphasizes that the duty to worship is a God-given right that the government cannot infringe upon. The segment highlights the support of attorneys Jeff Wittenbrink and Roy Moore in defending the church's actions.

The host recounts the personal toll of the Delta variant on his family and staff, including his parents and Robb Due. He expresses a desire to eventually "hand the baton" to Owen Shroyer and recede into the background if more prominent figures like Glenn Beck and Joe Rogan continue to expose the Great Reset. The mission is described as cracking the code of globalist propaganda to lessen the impact of their upcoming moves.

Pastor Tony Spell of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was arrested and handcuffed for continuing to hold church services in defiance of state COVID-19 mandates. Spell argued that his right to assemble is endowed by God and cannot be revoked by the Governor or Department of Justice. Despite facing multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon related to a protester, Spell continues to preach and maintain his ministry's bus outreach program.

Federal and local authorities have allegedly installed surveillance cameras around Pastor Tony Spell's church and home to monitor his activities. Spell compared the current political climate to the biblical end times, citing a "sin of lawlessness" and the demasculinization of society through mask mandates. He argued that the government is using these tactics to break down individual resistance and prepare the population for a total technocratic takeover.

Pastor Tony Spell concluded his appearance by noting that while he is targeted for holding church, 100,000 people are permitted to gather unmasked at LSU football games. He interpreted this discrepancy as proof that the government's primary target is religious assembly and the spiritual independence of the people. Spell urged the faithful to operate in "power, love, and a sound mind" to resist the spirit of fear being promoted by the state.

Pastors in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Canada have been arrested for refusing to close their churches during lockdowns. The narrative suggests that globalists are moving to make lockdowns and ID cards permanent features of society. Data from Harvard and Israel are cited to argue that high vaccination rates do not prevent COVID-1s outbreaks.

Owen Shroyer claims that mask mandates in schools are causing an unprecedented outbreak of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) among children, particularly in the humid Southern U.S. He argues that masks force children to breathe in bacteria and carbon dioxide, leading to lung infections and hypoxia. Shroyer accuses politicians and health officials of "ritual torture" and "baby sacrifice" by ignoring the negative health outcomes associated with prolonged masking of minors.