OHR HAGANUZ MOVIE CLIP PART 10

[music] Stupidity of men will cause a person to sin and then they get upset at Hashem for punishing them. Person that does business sees that their business is doing well, sees that they're succeeding, be even more careful after success than you are when you first started. There are many people that have made a fortune of all types of stupid things in the last several years, whether it be these bitcoins and their cryptocurrency. >> Look, I'm sure you've heard about it. >> Bitcoin, >> Bitcoin [music] coins. anytime another 52- week high for Bitcoin >> or it's YouTube and all of a sudden these 15year-old gamers influencers and they have millions of followers and these followers are actually giving them money and these people are literally making millions of dollars off of nothing. >> Today I'm here at one of the largest gaming tournaments in the world to find the top players and ask them how much money they earned. So, how much are you bringing in fulltime? >> Over the [music] past like 3 or 4 months I made about like 30k. >> How old are you right now? >> I'm 17. How much did you bring in last year from playing Fortnite full-time? [music] >> Probably like 100K. >> It's over six. Over six figures. >> Six figs. >> Uh probably like 20 30k a month. >> Almost about 500,000 >> in US. >> Yeah, >> I'd say a little over six figures. I'm 24 now. >> About 700K. >> Around 600 700K earnings. >> Uh over a million. >> Like 40,000. >> Wow. >> It's 245,000. >> I think I did a mill once. Wow. >> Yeah. Yeah, that was that was very nice. >> We raised 1.4 24 mil for uh Feeding America and that was uh super rewarding. >> 480K off of AdSense. >> Last month, my channel brought in around this much. >> I'll just say our biggest month in earnings is still ahead of us. But it allows us to support, you know, about 200,000 square ft of Burbank studio space, which is not cheap. We got about 125 employees. We got multiple brands that we're launching. >> Listen, God wants to give it to them. What's the problem? The problem is that says person that loves money will never have enough money. >> How much in [music] assets is your company to have under management? >> $350 billion. >> Wow. You've achieved what most people would consider the dream life. Billions of dollars. You have houses around the world. You have a family. What's left? Is there anything that you feel like is missing in your life? >> No, sure. I still want to succeed better than I am so far. If you didn't have ethics before you got money, certainly you're not going to have it after you got money. And in fact, it will deteriorate. And what ends up happening is that these people get blessed with a fortune. This 20-year-old, 25year-old, 35year-old, 40year-old all of a sudden sees a huge fortune of money coming their way. Whether they're selling masks for for for corona virus or they're selling uh video games or they're simply making people watch them play video games, whatever nonsense that people do, God decides to bless And what ends up happening is it's not enough for them. Now that they have a following, now that they have an audience, [music] they want to do something big. They want to join the Forbes 500, but they it's not enough for them to continue growing in a reasonable fashion. No, they want to do something big. So what do they do? They get into some type of scam. We were taking their money. All of it. You got to lie to him. Make him think that if he's serious about you, that nothing else matters. I had these guys selling their houses, life savings, loans, all of it to me. Give me it all. >> Or you can join what Andrew Tate says is a secret society of elites called the War Room. >> So now I have the greatest [music] network on the face of the planet. And when I say it's maybe the most money, it's not because of the membership fee. The membership fee is very low. It's cheap. >> Only $5,000. >> It's because of the opportunities and connections inside of the world. >> Let's not be stupid. All elite clubs in the world are elite because elite people [music] are invited to them and they're exclusive. You can't just join them for five grand. Andrew Tate has a self-reported net worth of $100 million, but this is all from manipulating and taking advantage of weaker men. >> All of it to me. Give me it all. >> But don't just take my word for it. >> So I like to make money off the vices of the weak. >> They start promoting some type of off product, off thing, some type of Ponzi scheme. And many times they end up hurting a lot of people in the process as it's happening right now. Many of these people that have made a fortune on the internet and all types of social media so-called personalities are literally conning the very same people that gave them the money that made them successful. Speech is even more dangerous than appearance. There are many people that look like average Joe's, look like average people, but yet when they start speaking, they can manipulate people and the Torah calls them the slick tongue people. These people have the gift of gab. Either they're very good speakers or they simply know how to manipulate words in such a fashion your average person will believe them. And it's not even necessarily that they're so entertaining, but rather that whatever they're saying is believable. And unless a person is going to doublech checkck every word that they said and invest time into checking, they're simply going to take whatever they said to the bank. These speeches are certainly one of the key tools that the scoundrel, the crook, the impostor uses often and even movements. Why do they do all of this? Why do they dress this way? Why do they speak [music] this way? Why do they move this way? Says the Kazones. so as to win the hearts of his town's people, causing them to trust him, to believe in him, and then use this trust to spread falsehood to benefit himself. Although that part is a given, anytime somebody misleads, it's for their personal benefit. But the way that the crooks work is sort of like a long-term investor. Usually, they're not looking for a overnight success. Usually, they're very patient people, and they wait for their opportunities. carefully, patiently, as if time is in their favor. But if you follow their behavior, you'll see that this was all literally one big master plan. The bigger the crook, usually more clever they are. They're usually not stupid. In fact, they're usually very smart people, but smart, intellect, [music] IQ don't necessarily mean person is going to be good and use it for good. It's works in such a seamless way. Most victims don't even know it's happening. These [music] people will do things in order to fill their pockets. But many times the way they fill their pockets is not the normal way. They don't necessarily ask people, "Send me millions of dollars like the Christians do." You know, the Christians have this whole thing of how they command their people to give them a plane that's worth 10, 20, 50, $100 million. And somehow the people foolishly listen. They command their people to give them 10% of whatever they make or else they're exercised from the from the community. They're frowned upon. Here we see that of course it's because the evil inclination when it comes to funding Tawa is much greater to fund idolatry. The evil inclination wants you to fund idolatry. Hence the reason why there are so many of them, so many big churches, so much money going in. But the point being is that when the other places, the other religions, the other belief systems misguide and mislead their community, no Jew in the world is surprised by it. They've been doing it for ages. One was recently uh uncovered by the news where they said there was a certain pastor uh took his own community's money and simply stole it as a Ponzi scheme. And this is not the first or the last story of such. Many people hated the fact that many of these uh big churches were led by people that were very very wealthy to the point of of obnoxious wealth. Multiple planes, fleet [music] of planes and boats and all types of things while some people in the community barely had something to eat. >> You said that you don't like to fly commercial because you don't want to get into a tube with a bunch of demons. [music] Do you really believe that human beings are demons? >> No, I do not. And don't you ever say I did. >> Get in a long tube with a bunch of demons. Oakland is being confronted about his purchase of a Gulfream jet. [music] And it turns out that that jet is just one of a fleet of jets that he owns along with a boat house, a mansion, and his very own airport. A preacher that is supposedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars with an enormous following that he is just one of many. >> Pastor what is now the largest church [music] in America, weekly sermon watched by more than 10 million viewers on television. >> One of my chandeliers cost more than [music] most most people's house. I got 22 chandeliers in the house. >> They don't need mansions. They don't need jets. >> God told me to have that. >> Any religious [music] leader who speaks the word of God, who has more than one suit while someone has no clothes is a copout. >> Yeah. You know, Larry, I just don't [music] see it that way. >> For $54 million, I want you to imagine how many people could be fed. >> Oh. How many homeless could have PLACES TO SLEEP? >> [laughter] >> THE FRESH pepp evangelism is still thriving in the church. >> If you were willing to pay the price, you could talk directly to God. >> It's a huge business [music] that's also created a huge controversy. It's a strategy where they decided to target the poorest people in the world. >> What is a [music] pyramid? >> What is a pyramid? >> If that's not a pyramid, what's a pyramid? >> People think, "Oh, it's it's only a course." $26,000. Are you listening? Everyone at home, are you listening? All he had to do was sell more access to [music] himself. >> Of course, spitting at Hashem in the face in the process. Many of these people care less about Hashem. They care about money. >> Doesn't matter what you say, [music] what you think, what you do, what I say will happen because I don't listen to anybody. Doesn't matter who. If God comes, I will not listen to him because I know better than him. So when it comes to life, [music] fundamental life, I'm an absolute authoritarian. How to spot the criminal. How to spot [music] the crooks that are misleading communities in the most awful ways. This is a lesson that each and every single one of us that if we could follow it, it's going to help you avoid a lot of anguish. Great is the sin of the scoundrel so as to win the hearts of his towns people. [music] causes them to trust him and believe in him and then uses this trust to spread falsehood to benefit himself. Doing many bad deeds in order to fill his own pockets and covering his deceitfulness with smooth [music] talk, presenting himself as innocent and incapable of deceit as if his ways are straight and his words truthful. >> Tithing lays the foundation for financial success and abundance. Tithing is the way for recession or depression to bypass you. >> I want you to go to the phone or online and sew a seed. >> Somebody's son is going to be [music] set free from alcohol because of your $1,000 seed. >> I'm going to ask you to sew an exceptional and uncommon seed of $1,000. >> Click on that donation button to sew $1,144. >> So God is giving you the harvest and [music] the harvest off the seed you sow. You can't expect a harvest if you don't sow seed, spiritual, physical, or financial. >> And unfortunately, since much of this stuff is unregulated, under the radar, and even if it's in the cover of the news, no one cares enough in order to do much about it. This is going to continue until it becomes even more massive in cryptocurrencies and and in things that are like it. Literally [music] unbelievable the amount of fraud that's available on the internet. all types of fraudulent products and fraudulent services and fraudulent gurus and so on. It's literally you have to pray five times a day, not three times a day just to literally merit having somebody honest to deal with in the business world these days. Everywhere you look, there's some form of dishonesty. There's some form of corruption. And people would assume, yeah, but if if they already have a lot of money, why would they cheat? It has nothing to do with having a lot of money or not. Just because somebody has a lot of money doesn't mean they stop cheating. A person that has confidence in Hashem, cheating, lying, it's not part of their vocabulary. I know that whatever is mine, God will give me. I don't need to cheat. Whatever he wants to give me, he'll give me. I don't need to cheat. And in fact, me cheating is going to guarantee that whatever I do get that comes from God anyway is not going to have the blessing and therefore is going to come with curses and therefore will be taken away and it therefore is going to create a lot of problem. Problems that are going to literally turn the person's life into a cursed life in the world. People today admire successful people, famous people, whether they're famous basketball players, all types of other forms of celebrities, famous executives, successful executives. Many times people don't even know who the person is. But as soon as they hear that this person is successful, that this person had a certain amount of success. They start admiring this person and taking every one of their words as if it's Mount Sai. And in fact, this is the sleeping ground for all the thieves and the crooks. One of the primary ways that they uh take advantage of the public is by portraying themselves as successful because people are stupid enough to believe them. That they worked for the government, that they did business dealings with major organizations, that they're friends with all types of people. And people will literally befriend them and even do business with them just because of the words that they say, give them a fortune of money for all types of things and then end up crying about the fact that this person cheated them. Well, if you would not do business with people just simply because they say they're successful and you would actually do business with people because of what they have to offer and an actual real track record and a real relationship of some kind, then you wouldn't get this type of outcome. But unfortunately, when a person is so shallow that they're only going to marry somebody because they look a certain way or have a certain type of profession or they uh have a certain type of possessions or they're only going to befriend a person because they're part of a certain family or they're part of a certain community or they're only going to do business with somebody because they have a certain type of uh customer base or a certain type of office in a certain location. These are shallow behavior traits. These are horrible decision-making factors. When a person has betem, they're not looking for what kind of suit a person is wearing in order to make their determination. They're not looking for all of these types of things that are superficial and shallow. The primary thing that a person is looking for is does this person have or not? Do they have fear of heaven or not? Of course, they need [music] to be able to conduct business. But do they have any fear of heaven or not? Now, of course, there are many times that you need to do business with somebody that is not even religious. So, obviously, they do not have any fear of heaven. But even the people that are not religious, even the people that do not have the same beliefs that you do, can still portray a certain level of respect for the Torah, for Hashem, that is enough for you to make a more educated decision if it's that's the only choice that you have. But if a person portrays complete carelessness about God and in fact is even insulting and mocking one of these enemies of God, the LGBT, obviously these are people you have to run away from. But the point being is is that we have here a society that admires the most shallow things that also makes society very vulnerable to scams and scandals. And wait till you'll see how many Ponzi schemes and scandals unfold in the coming year or two once the market collapses. Because when the tide returns, that's when you know who is wearing clothes or not.