Tag: religion

Joachim Hagopian, Trump and His Zionist Masters’ Road to the West’s Oblivion

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Joachim Hagopian The ever-widening right vs. the left camps to civil war under polarizer Trump continue throwing slings and arrows at each other while both sides continue playing their blame game of bread & circus sideshow at Americans’ expense. This forever divide and rule weapon is how the puppetmasters and their puppet minions like Trump tighten their death grip on the useless eating captured US slaves. No more is it front and center than this week’s federal shutdown of our government, with the Republicans locked in their usual blame game…

Patrick J.. McShay, The Biden Administration’s Rules For Radicals Are Destroying America

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by Patrick J.. McShay “Sad will be the day when the American people forget their traditions and their history, and so longer remember that the country they love, the institutions they cherish, and the freedom they hope to preserve, were born from the throes of armed resistance to tyranny, and nursed in the rugged arms of fearless men.” — Roger Sherman, A Founding Father of the United States “The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing…

Thomas Dalton, Confronting the Judeocracy: the Six Stages of Enlightenment

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Thomas Dalton    Anyone who has spent even a short time battling against the Judeocracy has surely experienced the frustration of attempting to persuade a trusted friend or colleague of the gravity of the situation — only to fail.  This is undoubtedly one of the most discouraging and troubling aspects of those who take up the mission for truth and justice.  We repeatedly encounter intelligent and well-read individuals who, we believe, surely must share our sense of concern and outrage.  If they do not, it can only be from lack…

Daniel Greenfield, The Left’s Religious War Against America: What’s really driving leftist anger and hate

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Daniel Greenfield 69% of progressives are ashamed to be Americans, but 63% are proud of their political ideology instead. The majority don’t attend religious services, but 73% list politics as their preoccupation. Religiously unaffiliated voters are the most excited about attending political rallies and marches. Numbers from one poll showed that, “religiously unaffiliated Democrats were more than twice as likely to have attended a rally within the past 12 months compared with their religious peers” and were “significantly more likely to have contacted an elected official or to have donated to a…