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Christian Zionism Collapses: Evangelicals Flee to Rome - Stew Peters Network

Stew interviews a priest, and you can see him get answers to clear up misconceptions about Catholic Faith. Let us pray for him to fully convert.

Offline Stubborn

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I never heard of Stew Peters, so I googled him....

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Overview

Stewart Peters is an American alt-right internet personality. He is known for promoting COVID-19 misinformation and conspiracy theories, homophobia, transphobia, and antisemitic and white supremacist beliefs such as h0Ɩ0cαųst denial. He has also espoused Indophobic sentiments. Wikipedia

He can't be all bad.


Offline Pax Vobis

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He is, unfortunately, like all the other “alt right” media - Tucker, Candice Owens, Megyn Kelly — he’s a rich kid who was originally going to go into the music biz, but then magically appeared out of nowhere during Covid with his own show.  Tucker and Kelly might have some journalism background but they’re still rich kids who found an audience when they went conservative.  Candice Owens was part of WEF Jr club and can be seen flashing 666 signs long ago.  

Offline Ladislaus

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Stew did have Gary Giuffre on ... and it's also possible that he saw Brother Nathanael becoming Catholic.  Before he interviewed Brother Nathanael, Peters had always referred to "the Zionists", and Brother rebuked him by telling him to have the courage to call out the Jews (when that is what was mean, rather than Goyish Zionists).  Since then, Peters has been on a tear against the Jews.

Now, the one I wonder about is Jeff Rense.  When he has Fr? Kramer on the show, Rense continutes to make statements that show enough knowledge of and insight into the Catholic faith that it couldn't have been acquired by research from a secular perspective, where he almost sounds like he could be a Traditional Catholic.