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Rollo Tomassi's avatar

Every revelation like Peter's book adds yet another layer to the war being waged against Western Civilization. It's Satanic in its scope and coordination.

SoakerCity's avatar

Its Jewish Noahidism, specifically.

Felinity's avatar

The global elitists embrace and promulgate Noahidism? What IS your drug of choice?

GeneK's avatar

Judeo-Christianity is not Christianity.

Felinity's avatar

Please expand briefly upon that statement. Methinks I'm detecting a vibe of distaste re the "Judeo" portion.

Tea Tephi's avatar

I like the Hebrew portion just fine.

GeneK's avatar

Yes you do. Judaeo Christianity is a heresy: the Judaeo part comes from Judaism which is the Talmudic/rabbinical Babylonian system created during the Babylonian captivity. This is the tradition of the Elders which Jesus condemned, when the Bolsheviks (Jews) established the Soviet Union, even the rabbis, who were pleased with the development, declared Judaism to be Phariseeism; and that its manifestation as a political system is Communism. And it was the Pharisees who condemned Jesus to death.

Judaism is not Hebraism which is the Old Testament.

Felinity's avatar

Thanks for your elucidating explanation; much food for thought.

Plasmaguy's avatar

Blind deaf and ignorant is now way to go through life son

CHUCKY's avatar

You don't NOTICE it yet? What is YOUR drug of choice?

Edgar's avatar

As with nearly every significant article nowadays we see excellent comments like yours, and those that are irrelevant like mine, and those that are downright evil. Great handle. Loved the movie.

Heather Boylen's avatar

This is why we cannot give up our guns, no matter how many psyops they push on us. But it’s also important to have judicial reform against the DAs and judges who pervert the law and punish people who defend themselves from violence, such as Daniel Penny.

Hugh Petersen's avatar

There are a whole lot of reasons why we can’t give up our guns.

Brian Wilson's avatar

There are more guns than people in America. The more important (and unknown) statistic is how many of them are backed by the guts and brains to use them?

S.P.H.'s avatar

Valid point Brian. Any tool can be used as a hammer, when an artisan is using a tool it becomes inspirational.

Rocky Tapscott's avatar

Two muslims used rifles to kill 15 innocent people on Australia's iconic Bondi beach several weeks ago and the government's reaction was immediately pass new legislation to disarm law abiding Australians so we can't defend ourselves. It's like Police confiscating my car because somebody I don't know drove drunk and ran over somebody. Utterly pointless. The left will use any excuse to take away your guns. hang on tightly.

Kathy Christian's avatar

That's what they do here, too. Blacks shoot each other daily and after every shooting, a black politician gets up in front of the camera and calls for more gun control. You know, for the children. But if those same children were in a church, the Marxists would burn the church with them in it. You know that, right? The Marxists have killed millions of people worldwide, and they're starting it here. Kill the Marxists instead.

Lydia's avatar

Congress has been well aware of the Chinese surrogacy birth factories fraud since hearings in the 1990s hearings and has done NOTHING ABOUT IT. Nothing has been done to stop it. Congress has not lifted a finger. This is another huge problem with birthright citizenship that will eventually destroy us.

Deb's avatar

Because democrats tend to win more than Republicans. If we could get a solid 12 or 16 yrs of conservatives, thinking would change. Of course it has to be a strong leader too, and TBH, the strongest so far has been Trump..he only has 3 more yrs, then what? There better be another strong leader come up behind him.

Lydia's avatar

You answered a question I didn't ask. But since you brought it up, with a few exceptions, Republicans have been as bad the Dims when it comes to open borders, clutching their pearls and taking money from their donors to say we've always been a country of immigrants, blah blah, let them all in: Cheap labor, which taxpayers have to subsidize in the form of health care and welfare. Ask Lamar Smith.

ann lewis's avatar

I think so too. I believe that both parties are controlled by the same powers. Divide and distract, make us think there is a real difference....

Brian Wilson's avatar

Conservatives treat power as inherently illegitimate, while Leftists treat power as the mechanism by which reality is made. And we wonder why one side never wins while the other seemingly cannot lose.

No's avatar

He only has until the mid terms.

CHUCKY's avatar

Yep, he only has until the mid terms. The Democrats are preparing another Big Cheat, which will be facilitated by the RINOs rolling over and playing dead, not passing any legislation to tackle election fraud on a national level.

No's avatar

It's like the republicans think they will be spared from the gulag when the commies return to power. Useful idiots usually are the first to go.

S.P.H.'s avatar

While the SAVE act is sitting in their laps and they do nothing.

I guess Gen. Honore was correct, some are simply 'stuck on stupid'.

CHUCKY's avatar

It’s not stupidity, it’s intentional.

macDuff's avatar

I don't see what good any honest elections will do as long as everybody is still swallowing the idea that there are actual real buyers of new u.s. debts to the tune of a trillion dollars every ninety days. That that hasn't exposed the truth about the lies about "gov't debt" shows that nothing else really matters. What rate of return would you need on a u.s. savings bond? Who do you figure is buying a trillion dollars worth of this fiction every ninety days? While we are all continuing to believe such nonsense it really won't matter who is counting votes.

Ken France's avatar

We’re not even getting two years of conservatives; haven’t had one to this point. There’s always a handful to middling amount of Republicrats voting against our president.

Letsrock's avatar

Laws MUST BE ENFORCED to be effective. All criminals punished to fullest extent. You're either part of the solution or part of the problem.

S.P.H.'s avatar

The judiciary is a big part of the problem, Letsrock. They are not part of the solution.

Lissa's avatar

Just to take bill and melinda gates and mackenzie scott as examples, why would such people desire this destruction of the nation that made them possible? What’s the end game? How will it work out for their children’s children?

No's avatar

They suffer from a form of insanity known as suicidal empathy. Their emotional focus is on those outside their own family/culture/nation. They think they are championing the underdog while they hold open the door of their chicken coop for the coyotes.

Valoree Dowell's avatar

See pics of yesterday’s  “truth and justice” parade in mpls. Spiro was right. The silent majority has met its doom.

GeneK's avatar

Those who rule over us are achieving their goals.

CMCM's avatar

I don't believe they "think" they are championing the underdog. They don't care about the underdog, the underdog is merely a tool for their power.

Darrell Koerner's avatar

Also known as Idiot Compassion

jennifer dibley's avatar

This is in response to No - very well said

Heather Boylen's avatar

Most of them are Luciferians , it’s required to bring about the new age they want. They see us as peons and useless eaters. They want everything in the world for themselves, keeping a smaller amount of us as slaves.

A.M.'s avatar

Life will work out fine for their children's children. Look at Stalin's children and his grandchildren. Consider the actual system of communism. It is about control, structures of control and control of wealth and resources. It is about manipulation of populations. It is about enforcing and imposing one's will upon others. It has nothing to do with suicidal empathy. Quite the opposite in fact. It's megalomaniacal.

Sally135's avatar

Maybe the Gates & Scott see themselves as being like Elizabeth described above..the smart helping the less smart..doing the right thing to help people get a better life. Problem of course is that most of those they are "helping" don't and won't share the same values-except maybe greed which is running rampant. And of course there are those who are simply using all this to increase their own power and wealth.

Letsrock's avatar

Let them all go and "help" them in their own countries. Mass deportations until they're ALL gone w no chance of returning. Let them choose either that or public hanging.

Sally135's avatar

Exactly!! Make Mexico great again!

I thought since we have a law to treat anyone in ER regardless of patient status that we should bill the country whose citizens we are paying for and if they won't pay then deduct it from all the foreign aid we give out. How long before Mexico or wherever would no longer think exporting their citizens to be profitable? Why should we taxpayers be soaked for this??? We could also throw in the cost of jail and lawyers..etc.

S.P.H.'s avatar

Since I'm answering on Sunday Lissa, I'll throw the spiritual aspect into the mix. The war we are observing, and some have fallen victim to, is between God and Satan. Forget the cartoon of the poor fella trying to make a decision with an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other shoulder, this is a very real battle between Heaven and Hell.

Many, probably the names mentioned, are blinded to the truth. They cannot see the evil they are perpetuating through the opiate of money.

Lissa's avatar

I sorry I really don’t mean to play Pollyanna, but how can you have children, be a parent, and come to these conclusions? Even with the temptation of all the money and power- and you have enough! That you give it away! Why create this horrible world that your children will inherit - even if they have the bubble money buys them. It’s a nasty, brutal world. Do they have absolutely no conscience? I feel like - do they know something I don’t know?

CMCM's avatar

Probably because of their wealth and status, they can live a life removed from the wreckage they help create.

Author John G. Dyer's avatar

And nobody knows it more personally and conclusively than our so-called leaders.

VHMan's avatar

A report to vomit over. This is why I [pompously] say to my grown children, “The future which you are in the process of inheriting and the world in which your children will grow is being decided in Ukraine.” Meaning Russia is the only hope for the West, with values, social structure and religion that are at least familiar. [And no, I am not a communist, not Russian, don’t consider myself a Christian, and on one side am a SAR and a son of the Mayflower.]

No's avatar

Russians are not communists either. Nobody hates communism more than those who survive or escape it. The communist run the EU now. They hate the Russians for having escaped. that's why they have been relentlessly attacking Russia for thirty years.

Deb's avatar

Ya know,I think that all the time. Russia is not the worst thing that could happen to any of us.

KrazyKanuck's avatar

Thank you Elizabeth for all your hard work. Greatly appreciated.

JCrutcher's avatar

Hear, hear!

Kevin Beck's avatar

From personal experience, I live among family members that just don't get it.

My mother lived through World War 2 as a child; she was 8 when it ended. She was already in the US, being the second generation of her family born here. After the war, she couldn't figure out why the Jews were so hated. She has carried that feeling to now, and can't understand why the Muslims are so hated. Less than a month ago, the local city rejected a plan for some Muslims to build a smaller version of their proposed Texas city within the community. She doesn't understand the Muslim invasion, and thought it was a bad move for our nearby city to be associated with Muslim hate (I will NOT call it "Islamophobia," because that word means "a fear of Muslims"; this action was not born out of fear). But for 2 weeks leading up to the city council vote, the local media was broadcasting stories of how the Muslims were providing free medical services in another nearby city. An obvious attempt at trying to say, "All Muslims are good people."

One of my nieces turns away when I talk about how Muslim communities turn into no-go zones for law enforcement purposes. She hasn't called me Islamophobic yet, but I know she may come close to doing that soon. Like I said: I don't fear Muslims, but I will protect my way of life from their future plans.

So I have to experience family members from both ends of my life that are opposing my views on this -- both the older generation and the younger generation. I don't want any of them to be forced to experience the end game.

Lissa's avatar

I especially can’t understand why a woman wouldn’t fear power concentration in the US in the hands of Muslims.

ann lewis's avatar

It's insane. Do they never read or listen to anything beyond the MSM? Apparently not.

Sally135's avatar

I dislike the left's conjured up words to try to shame us into silence and Islamophobia is an example since it implies an irrational fear. You don't have to look far to see fear of an Islamic invasion is anything but irrational.

People on the left can call me what they want...I do NOT care at all.

Kevin Beck's avatar

I don't give an 0bama, either.

No's avatar

At the rate we're going, they are going to find why sane people hate Islam.

Ron Neff's avatar

Mr. Beck, unfortunately it seems your relatives are like approx 40+% of Americans today. Totally oblivious to the threats to our freedoms that are staring you and me directly in the face.

Kevin Beck's avatar

Exactly! And that's something that worries me about their futures. Especially my niece. My mother just has a blind spot because of her upbringing, and she's 89 years old not, so I'm not too worried about her. She's lived a full life.

S.P.H.'s avatar

Islam, (definition is submit/surrender) is not compatible with Judeo-Christianity. Islam, postdates Judaism by 600 years, is spread through war and dominance. Look at history, look at Europe today, see America in the future.

We are witnessing another cleansing in Persia right now. Persians are fighting against forced islamization. This is why Muslin nations are not intervening in the genocide.

Kevin Beck's avatar

I believe the 600-year gap is between Christianity and Islam. I believe Judaism goes back a few thousand years before that, but I completely agree with your main point: These are not compatible systems of faith. and life.

No's avatar

Hard times make strong men. Strong men make good times. Good times make weak men (and women, especially the young ones.) Weak men make hard times.

We are here, but it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. Sadly, History shows it doesn't always get better. Sometimes civilizations weaken themselves to the point of extermination. It's the enemy within that does the most damage. If the current administration does not start arresting and prosecuting right now they are going to fail. It takes 6 or 7 months minimum to get a criminal to trial. The leaders must be publicly exposed well before the mid terms or the republicans will lose House and Senate and the nation is over, except for the crying and the dying.

James Howard Kunstler's avatar

Easy times make squish men.

No's avatar

I've never really had it easy, but old age weakens a man like nothing else. Yet I believe I have one more good fight in me, if it comes to it.

David Rinker's avatar

The advantage of being a senior is you have nothing to lose.

Ki M's avatar

And a life full of history and wisdom with it that others don’t have

USMCVet's avatar

As I like to say, "at my age, a Life Sentence is just a weekend in the slam".

S.P.H.'s avatar

I'm at that point also, No. My days on the front line are probably over, but I'm active behind the line. Lot's of important tasks supporting the younger more talented warriors.

Sally135's avatar

I agree...this is it - our one chance before it's way too late and so far I see judges letting people off and weak minded fools resisting cleaning out the criminals and corrupt politicians enabling the crimes. And lots of those politicians are those who only claimed to represent those of us who want fiscal sanity with our $. Our own Congress is one of the worst enemies: https://x.com/OcrazioCornPop/status/2014501992824029610?s=20

No's avatar

I once had hope for Stefanik.

macDuff's avatar

it takes a second to crush their skulls with a piece of steel.

Burnt taco's avatar

Another depressingly great essay Elizabeth. We need to flush the Muslims now before they birth another million on our grandkids. And we need to support Trump getting rid of citizenship by birth for illegals. The magnitude of corruption in our systems is overwhelming. Time for a tax revolt!

Dr. Dre's avatar

Sounds like a plan, a couple of them actually! Good work;-)

James Howard Kunstler's avatar

That world war you've been hearing about. . . will be for the nations of Western Civ to rise up and expel these savages. Wait for it. . . .

No's avatar

Been waiting for a long time. It kinda sucks being ahead of the curve sometimes.

Ron Neff's avatar

Mr. Kunstler-----you article yesterday was excellent, as usual. You mention the nations of Western Civ need to rise up. Not sure if there are any left besides the U.S. and only about 30-40% of our current population would be willing to proudly claim they are actually part of Western Civ. I am sure there are millions of East and West European people who identify as members of Western Civ but not many European countries leaders would claim that. Maybe Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and maybe Poland would be on our side but......if the US was attacked today, none of the major NATO Euro countries would support us. Like after 9/11 they would feel sorry for us but if we decided to retaliate, they would do everything in their power to denigrate our reaction.

ann lewis's avatar

Been waiting a really, really long time....

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The assault on THE US is incomprehensible to the vast majority of the US Population. They are hypnotized by the Transnational captured MSM who divide them with nonsense.

GeneK's avatar

Thirteen letters when you only needed three.

I am Bert's avatar

"The Lord is slow to anger but great in power;

the Lord will not leave the guilty unpunished."

Nahum 1:3

FreedomAZ's avatar

One of the “features” of early America/Canada that demonstrated the importance of virtuous lives was “swift justice” for those who crossed the lines. Justice was largely swift and public. Children LEARNED by observing in combination with biblical and family education about right, wrong, and consequences. Feelings were not discussed nor considered.

There were strong incentives to live a good, hardy, strong God based life because the alternative was often swift and grim. The wild-west was a hard test that many people failed. They either were tough, resilient, resolute and independent, or they became victims of others who were ready to steal what they had. These lessons created a tough, gnarly and resilient culture that birthed the America and Canada that became the envy of the world. The survivors were creative, hardy, driven, and most often people of God-fearing faith.

We now are countries filled to the brim with criminals of all types—sociopaths and hooligans run rampant amongst us, completely fearless as they take over our city streets.

And our legal system is a feminized labyrinthian structure with spineless invisible penalties (if any at all) that have no functional deterrent impact on the population at large; no real publicly viewed accountability at all. And of course, it is clear that the powerful are rarely held accountable for their lurid and obvious abuses of the authority they have gained.

So, how are most of life’s important lessons learned? They mostly are not. We don’t even see gangs of convicts picking up trash along our roads anymore. Politicians NEVER go to jail and are not publicly humiliated. Penalties for breaking the social contract and boundaries that keep us civil…..are nearly entirely invisible, and thus they do not exist.

Hard times are coming once again, and there is no solution other than the “ugly” one…….one of deterrence….or else…….

Decay and entropy abounds, and alas I weep for my children and the country they inherit.

Ron Neff's avatar

Freedom AZ-----you say our country is now filled to the brim with criminals of all types-----you may have meant for this to be intuitive but .......... you failed to mention that many of these sociopaths or hooligans are our POS politicans.

FreedomAZ's avatar

Completely agree. Sad state of affairs. Where’s the old fashioned noose of consequence when we need it?

Sadly, idle in a dusty museum and hidden so visitors’ sensibilities are never offended….

Corrin Strong's avatar

If "both sides of (your) family arrived from England, one in 1630 in the Winthrop Fleet, and in 1632 on the Griffin," then I would say it is important to acknowledge that the people arriving at that time in New England, in addition to being Anglo-Saxons, were also Puritans of the Calvinist tradition. That Protestant background may have had more to do with the type of moral upbringing and industrious ethic that you describe, and which still inhabit much of the American culture.

Tom Potts's avatar

My mother’s family came to join Winthrop’s Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1635

elizabeth nickson's avatar

Agree. Anglo Protestant’s stabilize the universe I suspect.

Ron Neff's avatar

Corrin----a part of my ancestors came to America at this time as well and settled in the same area but.....they were Quakers. Another part of my family landed at Philly in 1728 and they were what they would call today, Fundamentalist Christians escaping the constant religious issues in Switzerland and southwestern Germany-----I am not sure what they called Mennonites back then but.....that is what they were after their landed.

Corrin Strong's avatar

If they were Quakers, they probably came to the country a little bit later because the name wasn’t even used until 1650 but they were also a variety of Protestant so let’s not forget to put the P in WASP!

Crixcyon's avatar

We know that Marxists have brought nothing of value to the world since the days of Marx, so it is only natural that Marxism seeps through the cracks and invades the world like a supreme pestilence.

It's like you buy a nice new car and as the years go by you become rather lax at maintaining it. Eventually it breaks down and rust and decay takes over. The same has happened in the US since the Civil War. The ultimate rusting is called Marxism.

Richard C. Cook's avatar

Marxism is for the 99% while the 1%--the money lenders--live in untold luxury.