Nov. 3, 2024
Another Halloween Gone With Another Question Of Why These Fights Matter
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Broadcasting live good evening Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by. Once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little, and
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here we are. It's a few days following Halloween. Another
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one has come and gone. And trust me, I've heard
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from so many of you. I've received so many messages
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through Facebook, through Instagram, through TikTok, and not one of
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them has been we have spotted the Great Pumpkin. So
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every year I get lured into this belief that the
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pumpkin will rise out of a pumpkin patch that he
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thinks is the most sincere and it is yet to happen.
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And I don't really think it's because your favorite blocket
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has not created an app that will track him. Just
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like there's a Santa Claus tracker app on your phone
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that utilizes radar that helps us determine what pumpkin patch
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he rows out of. There are a lot of you
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that have brought speculation to the table. There's a lot
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of you that think you know what's happened to the
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Great Pumpkin, and all of these are possibilities, and I
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promise I'll cover them in this first part of the episode.
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If you are new to this episode, let me just
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start with how it works over here on this podcast.
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Number one, God is King, Number two Peanuts is the
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single most successful comic strip in American history, and number
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three Mixed Martial Arts is the greatest sport under God's
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hot sun. So on part one of this podcast, I'll
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be going into the Peanuts, and if you are an
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MMA fan, stick around for part two. We'll talk about
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what's going on in Edmonton coming up pretty soon here.
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So I'll start with this. There was a old comic strip,
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I want to say, from the seventies that was talking
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about Lionus realizing that the Great Pumpkin is not going
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to show up. This one, in a way is kind
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of heartbreaking for me, but at the same time, it
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reveals some things too for those of you that have
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ever paid attention to Peppermint Patty, I recently spoke with
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her on one of my last episodes, me and Patricia
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Patts before we ever started recording. She made a comment
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about Charles Schultz that I want to bring to the
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forefront now, and that is I mentioned to her, if
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he had not been a successful comic strip artist, he
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might have been a really good American history teacher, because
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Charles Schultz was very good of bringing up military history,
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mentioning American heroes if you go back and look at
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them in detail. I brought that to the table. She
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brought up another one, said, you know that, or he
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would have been a really good pastor a really good minister.
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The comic strip that I'm talking about is proof of this.
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The comic strip from the nineteen seventies that I might
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have even shared on my Facebook page is literally Linus
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quoting Psalm thirteen almost word for word. Yes, I verified
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it was from nineteen seventy three. So if you look
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at it, Linus is sitting in the pumpkin patch and
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he is saying, Oh, great pumpkin, why hast thou cast
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me off? How long? Oh great pumpkin, wilt thou hide
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thyself from me? Mine? Enemies reproached me all the day.
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Bring thou me out of my distress. Now he doesn't
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go any further than that. Those have ever read Psalm
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thirteen in the Bible. He'll see how the Psalmist David
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is saying, how long must I wrestle with you? And
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every day have sorrow in my heart? He actually stops
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there and just says, rats, you know, bringing it full
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circle back to the Peanuts comic strip. But again, here
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we are, just like every year, I have no verification
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that the Great Pumpkin rose out of the great pumpkin,
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out of the pumpkin patch. And I'm still gonna wait
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every single year, and I'm gonna fall for this. But
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it's nice to know that I'm not the only one
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that gets sucked into the cult of the Great Pumpkin.
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Why do I say that, because there's a comic strip
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that came out in nineteen seventy five that Peppermint Patty
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sat there for a week waiting for the Great Pumpkin
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and she got nothing. Literally, this is from the comic strip.
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Charlie Brown is telling her at the brick laid wall,
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you know what happened to me. I went trick or
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treating last night and all I got was a bag
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full of rocks. That happens to him every year. Pemmermint
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Patty turns to him and says, I sat in a
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pumpkin patch, not for a whole evening, for a week
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and didn't get anything. What's Charlie Brown gonna say to that?
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His only words of comfort are would you like one
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of the rocks that I got from my trick? Or treating?
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What can he offer here? So, yes, here we are again.
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I've fallen into the same trap of waiting every year
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for this to happen. But I've also got some of
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you that sent me through messenger. There's a guy on
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TikTok that has this belief. If you go back to
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the very beginning of the episode of It's the Great Pumpkin,
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Charlie Brown, you watch loose he literally murder the Great Pumpkin.
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They have to remember he has a valid point here,
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because Linus is expected to finally find the pumpkin that
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meets Lucy's approval. He pulls one up and she just
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shakes her head. He brings a second one up, then
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the third one is almost so heavy where he can't
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even carry it. He can't get through the fence, so
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he has to roll it around me. I'll know what
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I'm talking about. This one met Lucy's approval, and as
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you watch, she takes the knife, the butcher knife, and
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cuts into the Great Pumpkin and starts pulling out the insides,
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and you see Lionas go, oh, you didn't tell me
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you were gonna kill it. This guy on TikTok has
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speculated that maybe the Great Pumpkin was killed off early,
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and this is in response to Linus's trauma that he
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wants to see the spirit emerge out of the same
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pumpkin patch, so it's the only one that would make
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sense it would come out of that one. But I've
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received your messages Blockhead Nation. I've gotten the one that
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has Lucy coming out of the kitchen with the freshly
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made pumpkin pie, and Charlie Brown is saying, I hate
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to tell you this, but I think I know what
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happened to your great Pumpkin. So for those of you
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who have sent that to me, it's speculative. I know
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what you're getting out. But the genocide of these innocent
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pumpkins has yet to subside. And I will tell you
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I will still stand there in left field where the
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Catcher's meant trying to tell you all that this is
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eventually going to have to stop so taking all the
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grand salt. I hope that you're still with me, those
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that are the blockad nation listening to my podcast. This
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is where we get to have a little bit of fun.
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But I will tell you I'm thankful for all of
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you that keep coming back and listening to this episode.
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I also just got off an Instagram live with a
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wonderful friend of mine. So if you haven't checked out
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another podcast, go check out the Success Palette show. The
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Success Palette Podcast. I'm gonna put a link up for
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that from Miss Soda. I just came off of her
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Instagram lab had a wonderful time chopping up with her
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and screwing it up with her. You know, you can
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say what you want, but she's also interested in how
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I take these two worlds and bringing them together. And
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it's taken a lot of trial and error over the years.
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And some of you know when I talk about the
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great Pumpkin, that's really a grain of salt. But sure
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it's innocent fun. And those that are kids that listen
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to the show, your kids are safe with me. You
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have to worry about your ears tuning in to your
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favorite blockhead that's been an ongoing thing for years. But
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if there's one more thing I can bring up when
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it comes to the Halloween episode, it's the Great Pumpkin
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Charlie Brown. It's to remind you how many layers there
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are to the World War One Flying Ace. Yes, we
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know it's Snoopy in disguise, but you gotta remember that
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Sparky was involved in World War Two. You gotta remember
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this is a kid who had a dad who was
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a barber that knew about the First World War. Gotta
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remember that if you watch the episode when he's down
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behind enemy lines, make his way across the French countryside.
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Then when he finally gets inside of the Halloween party
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going on, you hear Schroeder playing some upbeat music which
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Snoopy aka the World War One Flying As it's happy
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to dance to. But then when the music starts to
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shift into a more somber type of music, that the
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emotions start to come out of him to where he
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uncontrollably starts to break down into tears. This is something
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that happens with our veterans, especially come Veterans Day. Yes,
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it's a day of celebration, but there's also a lot
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of things that can trigger memories for us at a
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moment's notice. There's a lot of guilt we carry for
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we got to come home safe and our other fellow
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comrades did not. So even though Memorial Day is meant
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for those who are falling veterans days celebrating the lives
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that we still have, I'll tell you we have a
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lot of work to do, because every two hours we
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have a veteran that takes his own life. We've got
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to start working on showing our veterans how non expendable
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they are. Maybe all they need to do is talk,
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even if you may not truly comprehend or understand you
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taking the time to listen. I know that I've shifted
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into this blockad nation. I know that I might be
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gripping you by the heart right now. But it's a
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friendly reminder that this time of year is where it's
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starting to really become a big struggle from a mental
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standpoint and from an emotional and spiritual standpoint for our veterans.
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Continue to love on them, seek to understand, let them
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know that they're not expendable. That one more life taken
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from us too early is more too many. How be
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fitting that our scripture of this evening is coming from
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a Psalm chapter ninety one, verse four through six. We've
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already talked about one Psalm earlier in Part one. Now
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let's get into the scripture of the day. He shall
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cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt
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thou trust. His truth shall be thy shield and buckler.
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Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night,
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nor for the arrow that flieth by day, nor for
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the pestilence that walketh in darkness, nor for the destruction
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that wasteth at noonday. The reflection from Blue Lay to
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the Bible says, take refuge in the Lord, oh believer,
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Take courage in his mighty strength, Take comfort in his
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sure defense. Rejoice in the power of his hand to
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accomplish good for his people. He is strong and he
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is loving, So trust in him and proclaim his truth
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boldly among the nations. Now, this is where I'm going
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to attempt on part two when I talk about mixed
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martial arts in the UFC. This is where I'm an
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attempt to speak my truths blockhead nation, because remember, I'm
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just a fan with an opinion, but there is something too.
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A basic layout on who are these guys fighting? Why
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should I care? And what's it going to take to
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convince me to buy a ticket? Well, I can tell
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you this. If you have ESPN Plus, you don't have
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to worry about having a ticket. That just means that
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you have the subscription that everybody has through the Disney Bundle.
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But if you haven't tuned in tonight, we've got a
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main card coming out of Edmonton, Canada, and the main
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event is number two ranked flyweight Brandon Moreno and number
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three ranked Amir Albasi. Now, it has been an uphill
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battle in the flyweight division to get any approval from
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UFC's owner Dana White. Dana White has always been the
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one who tends to lean towards who's gonna draw him
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the most money, okay, and that typically has not been
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the smaller guys in the flyweight division. You haven't had
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a lot of superstars that have come out of here.
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You've had tremendous athletes. But why should you care about
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the main event at Edmonton? Who are these two? Why
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are they fighting? Why should you consider buying a ticket
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or at least tuning in on ESPN Plus. Well, I
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can start with this, Brandon Moreno, being ranked number two,
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is a former flyweight champion of the world and the
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first ever Mexican champion. In other words, the only one
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that was truly born in Mexico, has the true ethnicity
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of a Mexican warrior and a Mexican champion. And I'll
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tell you if you never saw his win against the
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former champions and Davison Fegareedo, you will see why it's
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so easy to love Brandon Moreno. He's known as the
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Assassin baby, that's his nickname. And this is a guy
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who when he was asked how he feels about tonight's fight,
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this is Brandon Moreno's response, I am tired of fighting
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the same guys over and over again. I'm facing number
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three from Iraq Amir Albazi. But if you start looking
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at his record the guys he's fought, He's fought Brandon
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roy Vaal twice. He's fought Davison Feggaredo four times. If
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you start looking through the all of the rankings in
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the flyways, Brandon Moreno has fought every single one of them,
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and most of them more than once. What he needs
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