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Professor Toto - Shane Vaughn exposes this lie "America was Never Great, she stole this land from the Indians"

FHMI-0394Professor Toto2020-11-22Toto Teaching

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  • (primary) Psalm 24:1
  • (secondary) Deuteronomy 32:8

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the next thing we need to talk about is did we steal this land from the Indians you know everybody talking about the Border crisis everybody's like you know we're holding them people at the border when this isn't even our land we stole this land from the Indians we don't have no right to say who can come in or who can leave this is not even our land that is not true we stole nothing let me break it down for you the Earth is the Lord and the fullness thereof this land belongs to Yahweh and the Bible says in the beginning he set the habitations in that land for different people to dwell now this very same God this very same Yahweh also told Israel to go forth and conquer all of the land so that it could be used for his glory now I want you to deal with that for a minute what kind of God would tell Israel to go kill all their enemies and take their land a God that had a purpose for his land that's his land this land doesn't belong to you me or the Indians it belongs to God so what determines who's going to settle on that land international law now I want to teach you about international law you and I live in a jungle we do not live in the Millennium Kingdom of Peace we live in a jungle there's one rule in the jungle are you ready conquer or be conquered that's the way it works children kill or be killed in this jungle if you cannot defend your territory you will lose it it's the way of the world from the beginning of time land has been rightfully claimed by Conquering the the enemy the United States of America tomorrow could be conquered and if we don't pay our debt to China that may very well happen one day the only reason it has not happened yet is because we can defend this Homeland we're very well able to defend it but tomorrow if China conquers America by international law if they wage war war and defeat us guess whose land this becomes the Conqueror China all of a sudden will no longer be the land of the free will be the land of the Communist and by international law it would be their land so you need to quit lying saying we stole Land from the Indians no we did not we conquered the Indians and by right by international law and I'm going to read that law to you let's read it real quick come on quit being dumb educate yourself here is the three laws in international law number one that every nation possesses an exclusive sovereignty and jurisdiction in its own territory international law number one if you have conquered a territory then you have sovereignty over it if you've conquered it number two that no state or Nation can by its law directly affect or bind property that lies outside of its claimed territory law number three that whatever Force the laws of one country have in another country depends totally on the municipal laws of the other country let me break that down for you the laws of the United States of America are only binding in France if France has the same laws but when you leave the United States you become subject to the laws of that Nation now let's break this down I agree Rebecca Wilson now let's break this down and listen to me carefully because people talking stupid on Facebook today when we came to the United States when Christopher Columbus when those original pilgrims came there were approximately 700,000 Indians on this continent 700,000 the city that I live in just outside of New Orleans New Orleans has uh about 250,000 so think of the a city the size of New Orleans just a little bigger and that was the total population across the whole United States of America 700,000 all right now I want you to think about this the Indians never laid claim to this land no they laid claim to their territory in this land it's that simple the United States of America was never claimed by anyone the Indians would move from one territory to another while they were in that territory they claimed that land now I'm fixing to read to you the law of the Indian so 700,000 Indians claimed over this entire nation small territories that's what they claimed as their land now that was 3% of the United States of America was legally claimed by the Indians they had no idea the size of this nation they had no idea the magnet the magnanimity of this nation they never let claim to the far reaches of this nation they laid claim to their small portion of the United States 3% put up three fingers and say 3% that's what the Indians claimed now I'm going to read to you the law of the Indians now remember international law I just read it to you the third law and international law says when you go into a foreign country you abide by their law well I'm fixing to read to you the Indian law that we abided by here you go number one everybody say number one it was the law among Indians that the stronger of two tribes or nations had the right to conquer and subdue the other did you hear that the first law in the Indian law said if the Cherokee was stronger than the Chaka the Cherokee had a right to invade the chu and take their land conquer them and turn their people into their servants folks that's the way of the world from the days of the Kings and uh what do you think Caesar Rome what do you think they did they went through conquering land and guess what they didn't steal land they conquered it and now it's theirs let me tell you something if you cannot defend your house I promise you you don't own that house you think you do because you got a bill of sale and a mortgage deed you don't own your house you own it as long as you can defend it but if a bunch of of Thieves and robbers come in your home tomorrow and Conquer you they outgun you they outmaneuver you guess who now owns your property you do and you're going to be serving them dinner while they sit in your house we didn't steal this land we conquered this land by right we have the right to sub those that were conquered into servitude and to rule the land the Indians said that any the stronger of the two Nations had the right to conquer we abided by their law and we conquered them we can't help that they were weaker than us it's the law of the Jungle kill or be killed conquer or be conquered the second Indian law everybody say two number two under Indian law it was understood that land claims existed by inhabiting the land and by the use of the land here's what that means the parts of the United States of America that the Indians did not inhabit or work were never claimed by the Indians they only claimed where they lived and where they worked law number three when any land was unoccupied or not used for one year the land was free for anyone to claim or settle we have the right to claim this land to settle it and to possess it we were the conquerors there may come a day when we're the conquered at that point we will become slaves to the Conqueror now when we conquered this land there were places where the Indians had claimed territory one of those places and uh little Ren is watching me right now and he was with me when we went watched a play about the Cherokee Indians just a few weeks ago I learned a lot from that play do you know that when we as conquerors took over this nation that we had a right to totally make the Indians our servants our slaves we could have killed them all but do you know what we did we didn't do that we told them we want the land that you're on we've conquered you we have a right to it but rather we're going to provide you a home in Oklahoma and not only that we're going to pay you for your property we wrote a check for $5 million for the land of the Cherokee we gave them money every person got money for their property and they now it was a horrible ordeal I'm not downplaying it but they asked for a price we paid it didn't have to do it by the way but we did now another thing that we need to clear up the first colony in the United States of America Jamestown we were friendly with the Indians they were our friends we lived in harmony with the Indians what do you think Thanksgiving was all about it was when the Indians helped us plant our Gardens and they taught us we were friends but do you know what the Indians did they came into Jamestown and called and started a war and do you know that in that war 400 white men and women and children were massacred by the Indians we never started war with the Indians we settled among them on land they had not claimed we claimed it we did not come in at war with the Indians we were friends they started the first war War they killed 400 white men women and children 400 of them immediately afterwards we retaliated and there came The Long Dark history of war with the Indians it lasted and went on until we conquered we won the Indian nation was defeated

Summary

In this political commentary, Shane Vaughn responds to the claim that America "stole" land from Native Americans. He argues that all land ultimately belongs to Yahweh, citing Psalm 24:1 and referring to God's establishment of the nations' habitations in Deuteronomy 32:8. He also appeals to the biblical conquest of Canaan under Joshua as a historical precedent before transitioning into a lengthy discussion of international law, Native American territorial claims, and the history of European settlement. The message is primarily political and historical, using biblical examples to frame its argument rather than presenting an expository sermon.

Core doctrine

Divine Ownership of the Earth / Nations / Biblical View of Land and Sovereignty

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