I work in a refugee center and there are three Arab Alpha Refugees from Syria! They grab their big bulges when I am around! How should I approach them? I feel the need to worship them!

Thank you for writing!

First of all, I thank you for the work you’re doing at that refugee center! As you may or may not know, I rescued an 18-year-old boy from Syria in 2017 at great risk and cost to both myself and him. Fortunately, it worked out eventually, and my precious Baby Boy is safe and thriving in Australia today. He is the most precious treasure in my life, a gift I will forever hold close.

The Syrian people have been brutalized by so many harsh regimes (as well as a punishing religious order) that helping them can be tricky. Baby Boy somehow kept his heart intact through all of the terror and abuse he suffered, but he was one of the fortunate few.

Hierarchically, most males in that region are conditioned to be Alphas. Of course, that doesn’t always “take”, but most of them recognize the natural order. From what I’ve come to know through this site over the years, straight Muslim Alphas have no issue using faggots as long as they can get away with it. Syria is one of the most virulently anti-gay countries in the world (Baby Boy saw gay people getting beheaded in the town square), so there is a lot of dangerous homophobia to be aware of.

Maybe try to acknowledge their bulges with your eye contact (and maybe a sly smile) the next time they’re grabbing them. This might trigger them to know what you are. This is a tricky situation (especially since this is occurring at your job), but you never know.

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Hi Sam,

I was an avid reader of FWA back in the day and I am so happy to discover Hierarchy University. I was curious about that young fag would you referred to as “Baby Boy”? I remember you two were quite close. The voice message you left him in podcast episode 26.5 is still very moving.

Thank you so much for returning to the fold! I’m glad to have you back! 

Thank you for asking about Baby Boy. As you know, he and I went through the most incredible journey together and we won. We beat the world. The voice message you mention was literally the lowest and most terrifying moment of the entire two-year experience, because it looked very much like cancer was going to essentially destroy both of our lives. 

Of course, that didn’t happen. Instead, I managed to get him to Australia where he lives in safety today.

We still talk practically every day. He’s finishing up a college degree in IT with an emphasis on cyber security. He has a full-time job and lives alone in an apartment. 

I don’t know if it’s possible for me to love anyone or anything as much as I love him. I’m so proud of his bravery, kindness, resilience, and integrity. He’s one of the funniest persons I know, too. I’m so proud to call him the son of my heart, the gift God entrusted to me. 

Baby Boy changed absolutely everything about me and my life forever, and I’m eternally grateful.

Thank you for asking about him! AS you can tell, I’m a pretty proud Papa!  

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As many of you know, I rescued an 18-year-old boy from certain death Syria in 2017. After two difficult years, I got him to safety in Australia where he lives in peace and safety.

Recently the criminal murderer Bashar al-Assad was overthrown after 50 years of atrocities, some of which Baby Boy witnessed.

But now video like this is coming out, showing the absolute horrors of Syria. Here we see human beings who were walled off in dungeons for YEARS, broken beyond repair. In all, more than 500,000 people lost their lives, and they’re the lucky ones.

Baby Boy would’ve been one of them.

I’m filled with gratitude for God leading me to him and helping me save him even though I was in darkness at the time. He is the bright light of pure love in the center of my heart. But even that joy is threatened to be overwhelmed by the nightmare of what this video reveals.

You and I both know the world can’t go on like this. And it isn’t going to.

“And God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” (Rev 21:4)

It’s almost here!