Jan. 12, 2025
Citizen Blockhead Address Dana White's Bold Move
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Broadcasting Live good Evening, Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping
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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.
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First and foremost, I am sincerely praying for everybody that
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is a neighbor in the West Coast, for everybody that
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is facing the wildfires out there. I just pray that
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you are safe and there's as little damage to you
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as possible. If there has been catastrophically speaking, I just
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pray for you, and I pray for your journey, and
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I just hope that things are as well as possible.
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I asked that you cry out to the Great Comforter
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himself and the Great Healer, but also for those who
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have been facing the cold weather that's been the majority
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of my listeners on here. I was tempted to ask
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you if you would want to sit down and watch
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a particular movie during the unexpected break that a lot
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of us got. Now, not everybody was fortunate, but at
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least for my listeners in North Texas weather kept us
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all home.
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It was pretty sporadic.
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It was here and miss But again, I just pray
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for everybody that's out there, and I necessrely hope a
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locke a nation, that you are well, that you are safe.
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I pray for your friends, your family, anybody that's been
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affected by the wildfires, anybody who's been affected by the
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cold weather. I pray you've been as safe as possible.
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But I wanted to bring up this movie mostly because
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the Charles Sheltz Museum put a highlight on it this week.
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So what I'll begin with is simply what's considered the
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greatest movie of all time? You think I automatically start
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talking about Peanuts, quite frankly, I am because Charles Schultz
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the creator of Peanuts, among many others, including things like oh,
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I don't know, Rotten Tomatoes. Again, that can be a
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very biased platform, but if you look at it, one
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of the most respected and considered to be one of
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the greatest movies of all time, and clearly Charles Schultz's
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favorite movie of all time was from nineteen forty one
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Orson Welles's Citizen Kane. Then actual quote from Charles schultzaid,
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I used to go to the movies all the time.
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I used to go a lot by myself. I can
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still think of the feeling I had when I walked
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out of the theater after seeing Citizen Kane. I knew
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that I had seen something great. There have been several
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depictions of Citizen Kane all through the Peanuts comic strip,
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from Sally Brown in her sleep with a glass globe
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next to her, to where Snoopy is riding a sled
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and a reference to Rosebud to Linus having the whole
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movie spoiled for him by Lucy, to where the younger
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brother Rerun is watching the show and he doesn't want
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Lucy to ruin the movie experience for him, to where
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most of the gang is standing in line at the
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movie is getting the movie ticket, where Violet is paying
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for her ticket, Franklin is talking to Marcy about this
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movie is something about hockey players, where it's reiterated by
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Peppermint Patty, to where Linus mentions about high sticking being
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illegal and Charlie Brown mentioning the world being saved, where
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Woodstock turns to Snoopy with his bird etiquette and his rhetoric,
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and Snoopy responds no Rosebud was his sled. Okay, I'm
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not gonna tell you what to think about this classic movie.
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You've never seen Citizen Kane, you should sit.
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Down and watch it. If you have, you might know.
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That the biggest takeaway is not just a lost love,
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but it's really, in its most basic form, a loss
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of self, how empty our idols can be, and a
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search for childhood innocence. All that can be intertwined into
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the understanding of Citizen Kane. And for those that were home,
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if you haven't had a chance to see this movie,
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as much as I'd like to tell you go out
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and watch Glady or two, and go out and watch
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some of these new releases that are coming out, I
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tell you sit down and watch Citizen Kane if you've
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never seen it. And in the same year I was born,
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in nineteen eighty four, seventeen Peanuts comic strips had referenced
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that film. That was just a few that I spouted
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out sporadically right there on this episode, And by the
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time nineteen eighty four came around in September, you had
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the reference to something called rose Beagel. Literally you had
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Snoopy holding up a sled with the name Rose Bagel
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attached to it. Quite a fun little comic where it's
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even got the pawpet theater and it's about a man
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who got everything he wanted and then he lost it again.
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All of a reference to the characters Insists and Kine,
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but also something about Citizen Kane is. There's been a
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lot of controversy behind it on the screenwriting from Orson Wells,
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who played the main role, but also Simlenteous had worked
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with the guy who worked with him in radio after
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he had done the recording of War of the Worlds
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and freaked out everybody on the radio broadcast. So he
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makes his debut in the movie Theater in nineteen forty one.
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But again, it's got so many layers to it that
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if you've never seen it, says and Kane is worth
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your time. Another one that's worth your time. If I
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can transition just a little bit into a TV special,
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I got some friends listening who will appreciate this that
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I know you've been paying attention. I'm talking about You're
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a good man, Charlie Brown. If you've never seen the
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online presence of that, through television or through Broadway, you
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should immerse in it a little bit anything from the
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book report that's more in depth than you think it
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might be, to Charlie Brown not be able to get
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a kite in the air, to something as simple as
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Schroeder marveling at the consistency of Charlie Brown, who's never
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won a game of checkers, never won a baseball game.
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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown has some depth to
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it that I'm sure diving into a movie and Kane
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that Charles Schultz saw many times in his life, to
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where that movie has even been depicted on shows like
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Family Guy and even Drunk History did a full episode
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about Citizen Kane and the backstory and the controversy that
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happened behind it. But if you look at You're a
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Good Man Charlie Brown, there are layers upon this one
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as well. There are many that I know that have
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played parts in that show, whether you were Charlie Brown
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orhether you were Lucy Lionis Sally. If you ever played
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the part of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, maybe
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you forgot or maybe you remember and recall very well
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the depth to that show with again a shocker to
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the crowd or Snoopy would have a speaking part referencing summertime,
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referencing the night sky, even Charlie Brown's infatuation with a
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little red hair girl and realizing they have something in
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common because they both nibble their It seems so trivial
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and so and even with the way Citizen Kane has
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continuous layers to it that can still be broken down
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to this day in twenty twenty five, all the way
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from nineteen forty one. Please don't overlook the complexity to
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Charles Schultz, and I've given you just one example from
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the stage from the musical, from where he would continuously
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give you chunks throughout the episode that may have seemed sporadic,
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but I believe they were more parable esque than you
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may realize. Now, for those that might be new that
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are tuning in, in case you haven't figured this out,
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this show is for your convenience. In other words, if
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you are a Peanuts fan, I'm glad you stuck it
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out this long. If you are an Mma fan, that's
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what Part two is all about. Three things are always
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talked about in this show. Number one, God is King.
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Number two Peanuts is the single most success comic strip
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in American history that expounded upon movies like Citizen Kane.
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It wasn't just being biblical, it was also satirical. It
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was also bringing to light things from society and culture
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that needed to be addressed. Which leaves a wide field
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open to what Charles Schultz, if he had lived to
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see things of our generation September eleventh, the housing crisis,
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the pandemic, how would he have addressed that? Because he
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certainly did not shy away from anything complex or anything
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that was It might have seemed obscure, but he would
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bring it to the surface. I'm sure a lot of
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you are going on now. My life is complete, something
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Charles Schultz said in another special. But if you have
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made it this far, you are clearly a devout blockhad
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Nation member. And what I would like to do is
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do something I haven't done in the entire time that
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I've been doing. This episode of these episodes of this
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podcast has been eight years, and I regret saving it
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for this long because it was finally suggested to me
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that you do something called the Blockhead of the week.
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Well we're gonna do that. Drum roll please? Who gets it?
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This week?
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The very first one, Mister and missus Roberts yeah you.
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I'm quite aware of who's been listening to the show.
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If we of you have let the cat out of
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the bag, but have not done this at all in
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this show. But this is the first time I do it.
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Blockhead of the Week goes to you too, So who
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knows you continue to stick around to twenty twenty five,
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you might very well hear your name on this little
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podcast representing you. Now we move on to the scripture
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of the day and we will get into mma.
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But to mister and missus Roberts, congratulations.
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I'm sure I'll think of another way to reward you
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according over the next couple of weeks.
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Just bear with me, TBD.
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Our scripture in for this podcast comes from Hebrews three,
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verse fourteen. For we are made partakers of Christ if
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we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast unto the
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end reflection for bluet or Bible dot Org says, here
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we have an encouragement to keep on walking the walk.
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God will help us to persevere. He would never give
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us something that we cannot do through him. That's a
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key thing blocking nation when people say he won't give
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me more than I can handle. Actually, there's nothing biblical
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about that. Yes, he will.
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Listen to this again.
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He would never give us something that we cannot do
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through him. I'm putting a lot of emphasis on that one.
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As partakers of Christ, as it says here in the
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third chapter of Hebrews, we have the privilege of having
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Christ's righteousness put on us. Then God sees Christ instead
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of our sin. We are allowed this privilege if we
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persevere in the practice and proclamation of who our Savior
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truly is. That's the truth blockad nation. I always put
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my opinions in when it comes to peanuts. I give
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my opinions on my sport, which would be mixed martial arts,
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which I'll get into in depth here, and I'm really
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going to spend more time speculating than anything else. But
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I always make sure the truth is brought to you
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with the scripture of the day. Now, I don't really
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know how everybody sees this move that has happened throughout
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the Internet, throughout social media. I don't know how much
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validity it has as of right now, but it seems
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like in the midst of all that's been going on
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as of Trump becoming president in twenty twenty five, some
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other things have taken place that I can't put my
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finger on, but I can certainly again speculate. You come
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to me as a content creator, as an m and
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a enthusiast, as a fan of the sport. Please don't
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take anything that I have here as more than an opinion.
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That's my disclaimer for this part. Because Dana White, owner
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of the UFC, it's been announced that he is now
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one of the board members I believe, the board of
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directors for the company Meta. Now I'm probably speaking to
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the choir here when I say this, but there is
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something in the world of investing, in the world of
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Wall Street known as the magnificence since seven. One would
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be Meta, which is a combination of Facebook Instagram, very
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much run by Zuckerberg. One would be Amazon, one would
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be Tesla, another would be Navidia, the other would be Microsoft.
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One would be Apple.
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You know, the Magnificent seven, mostly tech companies. And for
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Dana to do this, as much as I don't want
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to admit it, and it's not that I want to
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hold to tradition, it's just when I see this, I
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see red flags all over it. I see an exit strategy.
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Not so much that Dana White has not done well
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with the sport ever since he and the Forteda brothers
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came in and out of the ABYSS and brought us
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into the modern era of the UFC, which we just
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had maybe four or five of the most money ever
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made at the Gates in twenty twenty four, at least
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with the last few pay per views that we had
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from three six at the sphere to three three to
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three hundred to two ninety nine, So much money has
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been made at the gates for people who've been attending
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