Tony Alamo, November 9, 2026

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Tony Alamo Program 301, Adolf Hitler's Speeches, The Vatican UN Agenda, And Alamo's 1993 Trial World pastor Tony Alamo presents program 301, reviewing Adolf Hitler's speeches to warn against anti-Semitism and globalist dictatorship, reflecting on the blood of Christ, and sharing courtroom allegations from his 1993 federal trial. Opening Remarks And The Curse Of Anti-Semitism World pastor Tony Alamo welcomes radio listeners to program 301, part 199 of his ongoing broadcast series titled How to Have God's Life Living in You. Alamo introduces a study of Adolf Hitler's historical speeches, explaining that he asked church secretaries to acquire English translations. Alamo affirms his own Jewish heritage and warns that anyone entering the kingdom of heaven must honor Jesus Christ, whom he calls the greatest Jew. While noting that secular leaders often identify economic and national vulnerabilities correctly, Alamo stresses that Hitler brought divine ruin upon Germany by persecuting and murdering six million Jewish people. Citing Genesis chapter twelve, verse three, Alamo emphasizes God's eternal covenant to bless those who bless the seed of Abraham and curse those who curse them. Alamo accuses the Roman Catholic hierarchy of orchestrating anti-Semitic propaganda, alleging that Vatican officials misled secular authorities while secretly drafting the United Nations charter in San Francisco. The Covenant Of Blood And Gary S. Paxton Delving into biblical theology, Alamo explains that salvation has always rested upon faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ. He references the Book of Enoch, Exodus, and the ancient patriarchs, arguing that believers before the crucifixion looked forward in faith to the coming Messiah, while modern believers look backward at Calvary. Alamo describes the Passover rite in Egypt, where the blood of an unblemished lamb marked the doorposts and basin with the prophetic sign of the cross. He rejects racial distinctions in spiritual standing, insisting that all human beings share identical blood and descend directly from Adam and Eve. After leading his congregation in prayer against worldly degeneracy and media corruption, Alamo expresses warm appreciation for his longtime associate Gary S. Paxton, a talented Nashville musician and record producer who worked with secular stars before coming to Christ. Alamo then introduces Paxton's soul-stirring vocal performance of the gospel hymn Peace in the Valley. Prophetic Warnings And The Seduction Of Propaganda Returning to the pulpit, Alamo cites Revelation chapter ten, declaring that humanity currently lives under the sounding of the seventh angel when divine mysteries culminate. He points to recent natural disasters, including tsunamis and the destruction of New Orleans, as clear omens of impending judgment. Alamo warns that two prophetic witnesses described in Revelation chapter eleven will soon confront global wickedness, preaching uncompromising truth about heaven and hell before suffering public martyrdom. Shifting back to historical analysis, Alamo directs listeners to review German archival records at hitler dot org. He recalls wartime American cartoons and satirical songs that mocked Hitler as a buffoon, contrasting them with German state propaganda that dehumanized Jewish people. Alamo refutes anti-Semitic caricatures by naming prominent Jewish cultural figures such as Elizabeth Taylor and Tony Curtis. He cautions that deceptive propaganda blinds secular rulers into committing unspeakable atrocities, urging believers to stand firm on biblical righteousness. Hitler's 1938 Speech And Dictatorship Masked As Democracy Alamo invites his assistant Sharon to read excerpts from a public address delivered by Adolf Hitler on November 6, 1938. The speech reflects on post-World War I hardships, German labor, and the disappointment of the collective democratic concept. Pausing the reading, Alamo expounds on the term democracy, arguing that genuine constitutional liberty in the United States established an independent republic rather than an internationalist collective. He claims that the concept of democracy originated in papal Rome as a cosmetic disguise for totalitarian dictatorship. Alamo asserts that modern American politicians, including President George W. Bush, act as compliant subordinates executing Vatican agendas that entangle the nation in foreign conflicts like Iraq. Furthermore, Alamo maintains that global treaty organizations systematically drain domestic manufacturing and weaken national sovereignty. He contends that internationalist bodies promise democratic freedom while imposing rigid regulatory controls, leaving sovereign nations bankrupt and subordinate to global financial and ecclesiastical powers. Don Sweat's Letter And The 1993 Federal Trial Sharon reads an extensive affidavit prepared by church associate Don Sweat concerning Alamo's 1993 federal tax trial in Memphis, Tennessee before Judge John McRae. The statement alleges severe…

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