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Discussion on India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act
Representative Riley M. Moore.
I like him.
I think he's great.
He's a wonderful, wonderful guy.
Christian brother.
And he's just come out with a tweet.
I agree with 90% of the stuff he does.
This one I don't.
He just came up against India's new,
it's not even out there yet,
but they put or have a bill
going up for India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, the FCRA,
which is a regulatory and permission-based law.
America's got one similar to it.
It's the FARA, which is Disclosure and Transparency. They're
different. The FARA that America has is
more like when the money comes in,
you're going to tell us who's giving it
to you and what you're doing with it.
Whereas India's FCRA is you need our permission,
the government's permission, for foreign money to come in at all,
and we are going to tell you how it's used.
Okay, so the FCRA.
Now, Riley came up against that saying,
Christians have been in India since St. Thomas the Apostle
traveled to Malabar Coast just decades after the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
But despite this long Christian history,
India's parliament is considering amending Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment rules
to permit government takeovers of churches and religious charities.
This is a clear attack against Christians.
If this bill proceeds in this way,
it would be a point of major concern in our bilateral
relationship with India.
Time out.
50 AD, 50 years after Christ died,
St. Thomas shot over to India.
Get it?
It's not 50 AD anymore. It's
2026. And if you have looked around,
Mr. Moore, you can see that countries are being invaded right now.
by illegal immigrants,
by NGOs that who knows what's going on behind the scenes with them,
not to mention that the Christians were all...
a thousand Christians were not long ago
protesting against a nuclear energy plant going up in India.
Name one Christian you know, I don't know any and I'm a Christian,
nuclear energy is great, but when Christians in general
or even those that are fake in it,
like they're not even Christians but they're there for an agenda,
it happens, don't think it doesn't,
and they overstep the boundaries and start stepping on sovereignty of another culture,
it would be just like Islam coming into the United States and doing it.
I mean would Americans be okay if we had 10,000
Muslims running up and down the street saying you can't do this,
you can't do that, because they're doing it in America and you're worried about India,
people doing it to them in India?
I'm gonna, I'll take a verse straight from the
When Jesus said you hypocrite
Remove the plank out of your eye before you try removing the speck out of your brothers
So instead of considering the fact that Islam is going crazy
in America and mosques are being built in everybody's backyard
Well, are we just gonna let them do that? Whatever
they want to do and change our the fabric of our society
No, wait, or will you Riley more because
you see you're not concentrating on that Because
that right there is one of the biggest problems America is facing
What India is doing right now is what America should be doing
America You need Riley more you need to get the blueprint of India,
whatever they're doing and say yes, let's do that here, too
And save the culture of America
Instead of dissing India.
Let me ask you this Riley more.
What have you said about Pakistan being the negotiators of?
the Iran war
What you haven't come up against Pakistan now Pakistan is another target
if you want if you want to worry about Christians
try going to Pakistan and walking around as a Christian
India you can walk around just fine. They're not gonna
Unalive you because you're a Christian they get along fine with them.
But Pakistan doesn't.
Yet they're the ones that are actually right now in in the POK,
Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, killing people for peaceful protests.
Islam.
So I think you need Riley Moore.
I hate to get on to you about this but you're wrong.
You're wrong.
India's right in what they're doing. Protecting their country.
And I wish the United States would take notes.
And that's all I have to say.
You have a good day, sir.
God bless America.
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