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There are those of you who don’t want to pay for information, but you aren’t paying for information. You’re paying for the hours and hours of work I put to obtaining that information and writing it into a comprehensible form.

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Now, in order to redeem this offer, I’m going to need you to send me a screenshot of your subscriber status once you’ve clicked the subscribe button, and you may do so by sending the screenshot to 1830goel@gmail.com. This is intended to accomplish two things: one, those of you who can’t afford or don’t want to pay $120 a year for access to our content can obtain access by spending under five minutes of effort; and, two, IRA’s YouTube channel can grow to 1,000 subscribers or more. IRA gets something, and you get something.

By expanding our audience on YouTube, we’re going to expand the reach of our message, which can be roughly summed up in the following points:

1. Ritual abuse is real.

2. All sexual abuse is satanic.

3. Sexual abuse of any sort should be met with opposition, and since some of us are speaking about a movement, I’m trying to build a movement to change policies and laws around sexual abuse.

I want the death penalty in all 50 states for those who rape children and adults. If you’re convicted of rape, you should be executed. Rapists don’t reform; pedophiles don’t rehabilitate, and both should face capital punishment when they sexually assault and abuse others.

I’m an absolutist on this issue. What I mean by that is that I don’t draw a distinction between someone who possesses or distributes child sexual abuse material and someone who produces that material. Those who who possess or distribute child sexual abuse material are as guilty as those who abuse children to make such material, and they should also face capital punishment.

I don’t look at regular pornography, if there is such a thing. I consider it to be unmasculine and contrary to my professed beliefs, and if you want to know what I believe look at how I live rather than what I say. Look at how I treat my wife, my animals, and my family. I go to work and I go home. I am never alone with a woman other than my wife in a private setting.

Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed, but the world I want for my daughter and for everyone else does not look upon the aforementioned conduct with a permissive or excusing attitude. I am disgusted with the reality that the average age of a child’s first exposure to pornography is, by some accounts, ten years of age. I am absolutely revolted by the idea that my daughter or my nieces should have to compete with pornographic actresses in their relationships for attention and in terms of what they will consent to do in their intimate relationships.

This is wrong. It was always wrong, and it will always be wrong. Pornography is harmful, and there should be strict liability for platforms and providers who expose minors to pornographic content. That strict liability should be both civil and criminal.

There is only one sin that occurs inside of the body according to Scripture; 1 Corinthians 6:18 makes that clear. I am calling on dangerous men to be dangerous where this issue is concerned, and to stop minimizing the effects of sexual immorality on our culture and our women and children. Our lives, if we follow Christ as both man and God, are to be given for others. There is one masculine path, and it is the path of sacrifice and protection for our wives and children, and for the world we want to live in that protects and values women and children. Christ gave Himself for us, and Ephesians 5:25-33 makes this abundantly clear.

Those of us who would be men bear the responsibility of constructing a world that is safe for women and children, and unsafe for those who would prey upon women and children. For those who would fashion the First Amendment into a license to degeneracy while simultaneously denigrating those of us who have stood against depravity as extremists, it is time that they receive our notice: this is not the world we want for ourselves, our women, or our sons and daughters.

It is millstone season. Rulers are to be a terror to evil works, not to good works, and the point of Christian life-of moral living-is full on engagement with civic and cultural realities to shape them towards a world that is safe for women and children and dangerous for those who would abuse women and children in any way, shape, or form. Those who would tempt men away from their responsibilities to their wives and children, or who would sow degeneracy by marketing and normalizing depravity, are entitled to nothing but our forceful response.

Enough is enough. That is the point IRA is attempting to make. I want to radicalize those of you who have been previously timid into an army of opposition to the notion that people have a right to be depraved and perverted. Depravity and perversion are never limited to the individual; no one reading this is an island whose actions have no consequences for others. As men, we have a responsibility to provide and to protect, and the best way we can do that is to advocate for a world of law and order.

You have to deliberately act to arrive at the following realities:

1. Out of 1,000 sexual assaults, 310 will be reported.

2. 50 will result in an arrest.

3. 28 will result in a conviction.

4. 25 will result in incarceration.

Our system is not broken. It is delivering the result it is intended to deliver, and it should be torn down and replaced as a result. We the people are entitled to live in a world where pornography isn’t marketed to our children, other adults, and the concomitant realities with respect to sexual mores and norms do not result in outcomes where just 2.5% of victims will see their abusers incarcerated for sexual assault. The purpose of a system is what it does; nowhere has that been more clear than in recent events such as the Epstein files release.

We are all created in the image of God, and therefore what we do to others is what we do to God. There are those who deserve death and damnation for sexually abusing others, and it is time to establish that as an ironclad reality of our culture and our society. Women should be able to walk through this world free from the fear of sexual assault. Parents should be able to trust that the institutions-civic or ecclesiastical-that make up our society will not become safe havens for child predators. Those who conceal abuse allegations enable abusers to abuse.

War is the answer.

I am not merely after the establishment of stiffer penalties for sexual predators. I ultimately hope to change our culture to establish the idea that everything is to be sublimated to the highest unit of human organization; the family is ordained by God as a man and a woman in a covenant with God. This means that our economy and financial system should be constructed to support families rather than shredding them. It means that our culture should be oriented around that which is conducive to the resolution of a the crises we face, the most pressing of which is the continued erosion of the family unit.

Governments are established among men to secure our liberty to pursue virtue, not to secure the freedom to pursue depraved behavior which inevitably leads to preying upon others sexually and financially. You have no right to abuse or exploit others financially or sexually. IRA is focused on ritual abuse and sexual abuse as first steps in a mission to obliterate a system designed to perpetuate abuse.

There are those who will scoff and resist such efforts as aimed towards an impossible end. What I would say to those individuals is that scoffers never accomplished anything but the worsening of a terrible status quo, and 50% of something is better than 100% of nothing. If we increase the incarceration rate for sexual assault to 5% rather than 2.5%, we will have put 200% more predators in prison. We will have given 25 additional victims out of 1,000 justice.

That is a result worth contending for, as small of an improvement as it might be. I intend to proceed incrementally towards my ultimate goal: death to sexual predators in the form of capital punishment, and strict civil and criminal liability to those who market degeneracy that creates and normalizes predatory behavior. It is my job as a man, and my obligation to my God.

We do have to wait for the return of Christ to confront the Devil. We already know the ending that has been written for him, and for his followers. We can proceed in confidence and certitude towards that end now. We have every tool we need to solve our problems now; we just don’t use those tools. The means of disposing of these problems and predators are available to us today, but we fear our government rather than our God. Our government should fear us when it does not produce civil order and right outcomes.

Rapists have no right to rape or to live. Pedophiles have no right to prey upon children. Those who create a demand for child sexual abuse material-and thereby a continuing demand for its supply and the continued abuse of children-have no right to their safety or their lives. Rulers are to be a terror to evil works; if our rulers will not be a terror to evil works, they should be removed from their office and stripped of their power, replaced by those who will make the world unsafe for predators.

It is millstone season. It is time for those who believe in what is right to act with the courage of their convictions and to meet this depravity head on. When you support IRA, you are supporting incremental steps towards those outcomes. I’ve heard about unity in a movement and working together towards these goals, but what I haven’t seen is effective action. It is time to make ourselves a terror to evil works, and to make our government fear the results if they do not align with our wishes to obtain the consent of the governed. They exist for our benefit, we do not exist for theirs.

This is the proper order that has been lost.

I want you to stop worrying about what others think in terms of these positions being radical or extremist, and I want you to ask yourselves why it is controversial to anyone to advocate for capital punishment where rape and sexual assault are concerned. I want you to ask yourselves what it says about the character of those who would oppose the obvious: rapists and predators do not rehabilitate. Their lives are not worth the continued risk to our children. Their profits as peddlers of pornography and permissiveness are not worth the continued risk to our children, or the effect on our societies.

There are no second chances for predators that do not come with a lifetime sentence for victims, both present victims and potential victims. God forgives. I do not where this is concerned. Jeffrey Epstein should been dealt with over 30 years ago when Maria Farmer first reported him to the FBI. Paydan Bussey should have been executed when he first sexually abused a six year old boy, regardless of the fact that Bussey himself was a minor during his first conviction. Giving those individuals another chance has resulted in the creation of other victims.

That is unforgivable.

I have written what I have written on this topic, and my position is clear. I want it to be your position. I want it be the basis for radicalization of the timid to action against endemic sexual abuse in our society. I want men to be men, and to act like men, and I want men to be dangerous to predators. I want the world to be safe for women and children and unsafe for those who would prey upon either. I want predators to feel the way you feel right now reading this: apprehensive and anxious. You shouldn’t feel apprehensive and anxious; you should resent a government and a culture that has put you on the defensive while predators remain free to go on offense.

We know what the problem is, and we have the tools to fix it. We just don’t have the right people in positions of power to utilize those tools, and that has to be change at the ballot box or through other means. Judges should realize that they exist to realize the will of the people within the parameters of the law, and legislators should know that if they do not implement our will with respect to predators-if they contend for greater leniency towards the predator rather than greater concern for the victim-they will not occupy legislative positions for long. There is no balance to be struck between the interests or rights of a rapist and his victim. Civil order depends on the obliteration of the rapist.

We the people can and must win this fight.

Conclusion

I have spelled out the outcomes I seek. I have been clear about this from the start. I seek a world that is safe for women and children, and unsafe for those who would abuse them. I seek the enforcement of the law, the strengthening of the law, and the promotion of order through both where sexual assault is concerned. I seek better outcomes for victims, and I go to make that a reality by mobilizing people.

I believe in violence to correct this issue, in the form of capital punishment for rapists and abusers. I believe victims have the right to defend themselves and should be immune from civil liability or criminal consequence for doing so, and I believe fathers have the moral right and responsibility to avenge the abuse of their children by predators. I go to make that a reality in everything I do, and I always will.

To those who have more concern for the right of the rapist to his life than the right of a father to avenge his child through the legal system or through his own action, I say that you betray your inner reality by opposing justice. I am tired of hearing about the rights of rapists and predators. I am tired to seeing 975 out of 1,000 reports of sexual assault end in no consequences for the abuser.

I believe that many of you reading this are tired of that as well. The only question is whether you intend to do anything about it, or to confront those who have enabled such outcomes as a normal for the rest of us. If masculinity and motherhood will not be muscular in response to the cowardice of sexual predators, you may as well hand over your sons and daughter to those predators without any resistance whatsoever.

I watched last night as an ally described me as a character, someone to be held at a distance for articulating these positions over the last four years. I have heard ample rhetoric about the need to be genteel and restrained in rhetoric, to be content with gradual progress, to understand that the Stuart Adamses and Todd Weilers of the world must be gently convinced. I have one answer to that position: no.

Gentility is what bequeathed us a world with a 2.5% incarceration rate and a 2.8% conviction rate for sexual assault. There is no negotiation on this. There is only reality that we outnumber them, and we are entitled to impose these outcomes by moral law and democratic majority, and to remove anyone who obstructs the enforcement of these consequences while recognizing them for what they are: defenders and advocates of predators rather than victims, with all of the implications that entails.

I am militant. I do not apologize for it, and if that suffices as a reason to distance yourself from me and this cause, so be it. It is millstone season, and ritual abuse is real, not that the context of rape and sexual torture matters. I have also heard that I am a leader in this fight. I do not ask you to follow me, but to walk alongside me in agreement over these issues. I ask you to help me build the world I believe we all want, where abusers are under threat and the rest of us are safe.

This should not be the extreme, it should be the norm, and God willing it will be. Deus Vult. A